Speaker 1: Good morning Melbourne, Jason Lauren start your morning the right away.
Speaker 2: Be great.
Speaker 3: This is Jason Laurens one hundred.
Speaker 2: Well, good morning everybody, Friday E. That's morning.
Speaker 4: Fantastic, fantastic. Clinton.
Speaker 5: I walked in.
Speaker 4: Jen Z said how are you, Sissy, and I said,
Speaker 4: Thursday some great because we're on the homestress.
Speaker 2: I love a Thursday Thursday night so fast becoming my Friday, Clinton.
Speaker 4: I have an excursion tonight.
Speaker 3: We do have an excursion.
Speaker 4: We're You're going to Shane A Blaze. The music it's
Speaker 4: called no Permission. We're going together on a date.
Speaker 2: Just don't see no permission, no.
Speaker 4: Permission and you have no permission to come, Jase. We
Speaker 4: all got invited, Jase.
Speaker 2: I couldn't make it.
Speaker 4: So we're going.
Speaker 3: It's a musical, is it.
Speaker 4: I don't think so. I've been seeing her doing lots
Speaker 4: of singing on her Instagram.
Speaker 2: Concert do not sing louder than SHANEA. I think it's
Speaker 2: her own songs, No, no, but don't you sing.
Speaker 4: I don't know the.
Speaker 3: Songbook, she said.
Speaker 4: There's some bangers in there though. Anyway, we're going on
Speaker 4: excursion tonight.
Speaker 2: She put a.
Speaker 3: Video up on her socials last night. Shana. This is
Speaker 3: shanea blaze Blaze from the blo from the Block.
Speaker 6: She's prepared before.
Speaker 2: From the Block.
Speaker 4: Can we do that next time? She's don't be fooled
Speaker 4: by the cushions that she's got. She's just Shane Shana.
Speaker 2: From the Why don't you see if she wants to tonight?
Speaker 3: Speaking of cushions, she was throwing all the cushions into
Speaker 3: the back of.
Speaker 4: A because she said it's going to look like a
Speaker 4: living room at the concert.
Speaker 3: So do you think we're going to be sitting in
Speaker 3: the living room? Jason, not sure?
Speaker 2: Remember to chop the pillow.
Speaker 4: I think it's like we're going into her living she's
Speaker 4: going to pack her through anyway. We'll give a throw. Yeah,
Speaker 4: we'll give you a review tomorrow. We're very excited. If
Speaker 4: you love Shannon By, she's still Shana from She's got
Speaker 4: a lot, all right, that's a new inn. Is there
Speaker 4: another block coming back? Yes, there is another block.
Speaker 2: There'll be another block. There'll be blocked car park or
Speaker 2: something like that.
Speaker 4: Dalford, I think we don't have Shane from the Block
Speaker 4: on today, but we do have Prime Minister and fany Albanisi.
Speaker 2: Popping in coming in he's in town.
Speaker 4: You saw him during the week and Clint said, why
Speaker 4: don't you come in next time you're in Melbourne. He said,
Speaker 4: I'm in on Thursday. I will lo and behold. This
Speaker 4: morning we got a text saying guys, Prime Minister's on
Speaker 4: his way mucho to discuss.
Speaker 2: So he says, I'm glad you didn't offer an airport
Speaker 2: pick up as well.
Speaker 3: He'd be in the sea one car.
Speaker 4: Wouldn't he fly private jet?
Speaker 3: He's in the Air Force jet hornered.
Speaker 4: Does he fly down on.
Speaker 6: Like the Loop to Loop some descent to Melbourne?
Speaker 4: Is he on the Spirit of Australia. He's on a
Speaker 4: private plane?
Speaker 6: Well, yeah, the PM flies on the double A.
Speaker 4: Is it a private plane or.
Speaker 3: It's our plane.
Speaker 4: Old people's plane, but no other people can go on.
Speaker 2: It's like a small Air Force one virgin flight but
Speaker 2: without the Yeah, it's just a one off.
Speaker 4: And such things. Remember i'd like a tour.
Speaker 2: Remember old mate k made headlines because he ships about
Speaker 2: the hair dryer on board.
Speaker 4: No, that's something you would do. He was his hair
Speaker 4: on the plane.
Speaker 2: Oh he had floppy hair.
Speaker 3: It's very huge that the staff didn't really enjoy having
Speaker 3: him on board.
Speaker 4: The hostings. Yeah, they rag on him when he finished.
Speaker 4: Surely they signed NBA.
Speaker 2: Do you reckon? I can hit up?
Speaker 3: Oh no, what are you going to do with him?
Speaker 2: I was going to ask if I can have a
Speaker 2: ride on the plane.
Speaker 4: No, that's what I just said. I'd like a tour.
Speaker 4: We don't need to regard a tour. I think it's
Speaker 4: probably classified information.
Speaker 3: It's in pieces to talk about it.
Speaker 2: Do we get a reveal it's got two of its? Like,
Speaker 2: seriously does it?
Speaker 4: Did anyone see that very sad video of Justin Bieber
Speaker 4: last night? Thieves has gone off the rails and he
Speaker 4: posted a video of him like singing and dancing and
Speaker 4: he just and he was in a private plane.
Speaker 3: Was Hailey there?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 2: He wasn't the baby the hanger.
Speaker 4: Justin Bieber's concerning me at the moment. Bars, I'm a
Speaker 4: bit worried about the bebes. I like, he was at
Speaker 4: Hailey's event the other day and he didn't look great?
Speaker 3: Was he a bit?
Speaker 2: And did he reminiscent of what's her name? Moving on
Speaker 2: to Brittany? Now he hasn't shaved his head and cracked
Speaker 2: it with a number.
Speaker 4: Probably shaved his head. But guys, I'm putting it out there.
Speaker 4: I'm a bit concerned about the bees.
Speaker 6: Let's flag it with the PM.
Speaker 2: Just back to outdown and I think the biggest.
Speaker 3: Surious, My goodness, just back to elbow. He looks a
Speaker 3: bit unkept.
Speaker 2: And our Air Force one. Yes, I was watching at
Speaker 2: GEO documentary the other week on the real Air Force
Speaker 2: one operating theater on board.
Speaker 3: Oh really just in case, just in case, really.
Speaker 2: Got to get a bullet removed. Just go down a
Speaker 2: level two.
Speaker 4: Amazing, it's not bad. Oh they didn't have everything on it.
Speaker 2: But what else? Remember when we told you Emirates were
Speaker 2: bringing out a swimming pool on the A three eighty.
Speaker 4: Emirates posted it. It was on April Fool's Day and you believe,
Speaker 4: I believe their pool's going on it. And you said,
Speaker 4: what happens during turbulence, Well, the wet wild party, That's.
Speaker 2: What it is, Jase, take off the waters.
Speaker 4: They'd be showers and bathrooms and massage tables and such things.
Speaker 2: I don't think they've got an endodor on Air Force.
Speaker 4: One, Yeah, they would.
Speaker 3: You think Donald Trump's getting a Massage's.
Speaker 4: Fine from one side of the world to the other.
Speaker 4: What else is he doing?
Speaker 3: Maybe he'd be definitely a foot massage guy in the boardroom.
Speaker 2: Wouldn't you hand hot run over the button.
Speaker 4: Even those new Quantus long All flights are putting a
Speaker 4: wellness area in.
Speaker 2: They say, I hate that, so you can stretch. They
Speaker 2: go wellness area. Yeah, it's a one by bloody half.
Speaker 4: It's a bit of down or dog there if you want.
Speaker 2: It's ridiculous.
Speaker 4: You've covered some big topics.
Speaker 2: We really have.
Speaker 3: That's it. We're getting out of here, all right.
Speaker 2: Let's get into it. Hey also coming up this morning,
Speaker 2: Probe and the Pepper we Go. One of our favorite
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Speaker 2: This is Nova, good morning. She was a warm one yesterday,
Speaker 2: Today beautiful, a little bit, a little bit cool. It
Speaker 2: tops to twenty six.
Speaker 4: I'm happy with twenty six. If we could continue with
Speaker 4: the solid twenty six all the way through to Easter,
Speaker 4: I'd be a happy girl.
Speaker 2: I'll get right on that.
Speaker 4: What do you think I think we're gonna have a
Speaker 4: good light late summer, Yeah, through to easter.
Speaker 2: Yes.
Speaker 3: March March is generally a nice hot time, isn't it.
Speaker 3: You get the little sting in the tail from summer.
Speaker 4: Is nearly over last two day as a feed fast
Speaker 4: for anyone doing it? Well done on a Friday, when
Speaker 4: do you launch this weekend? You're back and are going
Speaker 4: out for dinner tomorrow night. We're just going to have can.
Speaker 3: I tell you now?
Speaker 2: Hang on hand.
Speaker 4: We might have a glass of one. We're having a
Speaker 4: date night. We haven't had a date night for ever.
Speaker 2: We might just have one glass of one. Maybe it'll
Speaker 2: be one of those giant cocktail glasses you see dances
Speaker 2: and sometimes yeah fish, Yes.
Speaker 4: One of those ones you're supposed to have fifteen straws.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but it's just one, just the one.
Speaker 4: Yeah, So well done? Fed faster? Is you're nearly there?
Speaker 3: Well?
Speaker 6: I really fell off the wagon yesterday again?
Speaker 3: Yeah all right, I mean it's it's February.
Speaker 4: The twenty seven got a.
Speaker 3: Fair bit of tail in a February and it was
Speaker 3: drags on and on, minds born on e laity.
Speaker 4: Oh how old is he like?
Speaker 5: For?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I love you.
Speaker 2: That's great.
Speaker 4: I wish I was one of the most celebrating normally
Speaker 4: on the first March.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no end of feb. But we're going to do
Speaker 2: a big tenth birthday for y.
Speaker 6: That's that's cute.
Speaker 4: I love that.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I went to Francois in Melbourne Institution, my favorite place spots, Jason.
Speaker 3: The wine menu is as thick as a yes, as
Speaker 3: thick as the Bible.
Speaker 4: It's a bible for wine drinkers.
Speaker 6: It's as thick as the Bible. That's unbelievable.
Speaker 2: That gives me.
Speaker 6: Oh no, that actually just gave me heart burn.
Speaker 4: So what was your poison?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 4: He called me yesterday. Were you happy with my willpower?
Speaker 4: He got and said, do you think I could tempt
Speaker 4: you this afternoon to a little tequila in the sun
Speaker 4: because it was thirty six and thirty four degrees? And
Speaker 4: he said, I'm going out for lunch just around the
Speaker 4: corner from you. And I said, no, thank you. No,
Speaker 4: actually I said, I'm very tempted, but no, I'm not
Speaker 4: doing it.
Speaker 2: You should just said no.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Went out for lunch, then went out for dinner as well.
Speaker 3: And I have this thing that happens to me when
Speaker 3: I go when I eat pizza, pizza gives me.
Speaker 4: To pizza for dinner.
Speaker 5: No.
Speaker 3: No, I went to our neighborhood pizza, which is.
Speaker 4: Very good neighborhood pizza in Man.
Speaker 3: But I find pizza gives me strange dreams.
Speaker 2: Yes, pizza, it's cheese dreams, Cheese dreams.
Speaker 4: I get steak nightmares, meat sweats.
Speaker 2: There's meat sweet cheese dream I thought it was the stream.
Speaker 2: Cheese dreams.
Speaker 4: Oh I love I dream about cheese.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, cheese dreams.
Speaker 4: I haven't had cheese.
Speaker 3: They were wild. I can't even remember what happened. It
Speaker 3: was just it was a strange roller coaster this weekend.
Speaker 3: You're on the tasty Oh my goodness.
Speaker 4: What did you dream about?
Speaker 3: One stage? I must have been dreaming that somebody was
Speaker 3: trying to get into my house.
Speaker 6: But we live in Melbourne, so it might have been
Speaker 6: a reality.
Speaker 2: I don't know, someone trying to get in your bed.
Speaker 4: Scarey.
Speaker 2: That would be a dream.
Speaker 4: That's a dream, definitely a dream.
Speaker 6: Why gotta have that dream?
Speaker 3: Get me a pizza.
Speaker 2: You need to eat more cheese.
Speaker 4: Cheese, heard of cheese.
Speaker 2: Sit down tonight with a giant thing of guda.
Speaker 4: You hard then I told you I've been on a
Speaker 4: health kick.
Speaker 2: And tomorrow tomorrow, just want drink tomorrow night. Cheese it's
Speaker 2: the one drink. We are talking nicknames.
Speaker 4: Nick Everyone in here has a nickname.
Speaker 2: What do you got?
Speaker 4: You call everyone? Strange thing?
Speaker 3: What do you call everyone? Go around?
Speaker 2: What do you mean? We've got Brady the Thumb because
Speaker 2: he looks like a thumb, bald head, like if you
Speaker 2: hold your hand up, remember you abuse me, and then
Speaker 2: you hold your thumb up next to him and you're like,
Speaker 2: oh see, are you uncanny resemblance?
Speaker 6: Giggling?
Speaker 4: Now he's a giggling thumb.
Speaker 2: We've got producer Jiz and I go to that.
Speaker 4: Well, that's because his name is Jazz and you couldn't
Speaker 4: work that out for a while.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that one. And we've got gen z roll Yeah, Jenny, Jenny.
Speaker 2: We've got Mobi, our production guy, because he looks like
Speaker 2: Moby the DJ.
Speaker 4: Do you know I had to send Moby an email.
Speaker 4: We've worked together for about three years and I was like,
Speaker 4: it's not Moby and over entertainment.
Speaker 2: What about when we were coming here, When we were
Speaker 2: coming here and we're like, we want to bring our
Speaker 2: team and everything, and Brendan the big big brangon goes
Speaker 2: all right, Jace, we think we found a production guy.
Speaker 2: We're going to go with Ben. We don't want Ben,
Speaker 2: we want Moby.
Speaker 3: You get me Moby.
Speaker 4: Anyway, Ben was Moby. That's his real name. Hello, Ben,
Speaker 4: It feels strange to call you Ben.
Speaker 2: He all right, we are talking lo Moby. See if
Speaker 2: they sound the same.
Speaker 3: What's your what's your nickname?
Speaker 2: I was Paddington Bear no neck? Yeahad thirteen twenty four ten.
Speaker 2: What's your nickname? Guy works? The name seaweeds.
Speaker 1: You toiled around all day.
Speaker 2: And do four oh yeah.
Speaker 7: One of the guys at work Turkey's Delight, right out
Speaker 7: of the box of favorites, and no one likes it.
Speaker 7: I actually gave a nickname to one of the contractors
Speaker 7: i'll work with. Sorry my flight one day and he
Speaker 7: fell over and then he oh, because I lost my toes.
Speaker 7: I said, oh, can I call you milk?
Speaker 4: No.
Speaker 7: He's looked at me and said why is that?
Speaker 8: And I said, well, because you've black toes.
Speaker 4: That's that's strong blacktoes.
Speaker 2: Thirteen twenty four to ten. Have you got a nickname
Speaker 2: or someone on the job side or your workplace got one?
Speaker 2: How they get it? Give us a call. Reason we're
Speaker 2: asking Trump is handing out the nicknames of the White House.
Speaker 2: We'll go there next time over.
Speaker 4: Donald Trump's been getting around the White House dishing out nicknames.
Speaker 4: You're telling me Jayson, which I think is dangerous territory
Speaker 4: for Donald Trump because I feel like what he thinks
Speaker 4: is funny, not everyone thinks is funny.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I agree this one, though, I think he could have
Speaker 2: done better.
Speaker 3: Well, he's given one of his staff a nickname, one.
Speaker 2: Of the stars. He now refers to as printer. Printer.
Speaker 4: Oh, printer what.
Speaker 2: Because they print the documents? Okay, for the.
Speaker 4: Oval printer, I mean the human printer.
Speaker 2: Printer, Well, I mean printer.
Speaker 4: It's kind of rude. I think, more thanne more offensive.
Speaker 4: He just doesn't know a name, that's why he's calling him.
Speaker 3: Could have gone more like canon.
Speaker 4: Yes, h yeah, Canon sounds a bit a bit like
Speaker 4: you're in the military works.
Speaker 2: He couldn't do brands, wouldn't have to do brands.
Speaker 4: Printer, they just I just think that he's like, you're
Speaker 4: so replaceable that I'm not even going to learn your
Speaker 4: name because someone else is going to take your job.
Speaker 4: But being the printer for the president would be quite
Speaker 4: a big job because you get all the classified jobs.
Speaker 2: Remember our old boss accidentally printed everyone's wages and left
Speaker 2: it on the printer at the old radio station. That
Speaker 2: geese was good was I should have called him printer sweetheart.
Speaker 4: He also accidentally printed someone's contract termination and left it
Speaker 4: in the princess before that person knew.
Speaker 2: Yes, whoops, yep, yeah, Jenny, is this yours? Says you're
Speaker 2: leaving no management? Was he? I believe?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Not good? THO is our number? What's your nickname? And
Speaker 2: how did you get it?
Speaker 4: Let's get the phones, Simon, good morning, Good.
Speaker 7: Morning, jas Lauren and Jane and Clinton?
Speaker 4: And now is it you that's got the nickname? Or
Speaker 4: have you given someone the nickname or.
Speaker 7: Given someone the nickname?
Speaker 4: Who is it?
Speaker 7: I'm not going to say your name. However, he is
Speaker 7: rather new to the ranks and call him morphine why
Speaker 7: because he's a slow moving dope more fee.
Speaker 4: I've heard that one before. I think that's quite common,
Speaker 4: the old slow working dope.
Speaker 2: My favorite I ever heard was and you would have
Speaker 2: seen this one go viral as well. You know, people
Speaker 2: work with someone who have who has a limp. They
Speaker 2: call him sniper's worst worst night. Oh you get.
Speaker 4: It because you're wobbly.
Speaker 2: Yeah, what do you think I was going?
Speaker 3: Do you look?
Speaker 2: We can't studio.
Speaker 4: There's enough people being canceled at the moment. We don't
Speaker 4: need you going to things.
Speaker 2: Well, I hit the buttons. You need me.
Speaker 4: Those little fingers of your I noticed this morning, chubbiest
Speaker 4: little fingers, well fingers.
Speaker 3: I'm not.
Speaker 2: Paranoid.
Speaker 6: So we came up with a nickname for him. We
Speaker 6: called him the toad.
Speaker 4: Little toe.
Speaker 2: I'm not the toad, and I'm not little toad heads.
Speaker 2: I'm not little chip lads. Are they really?
Speaker 4: Oh my god, I've never noticed before how short your
Speaker 4: fingers are.
Speaker 2: I've always had a drama when buying gloves.
Speaker 4: And you'd be no good playing the piano. You wouldn't
Speaker 4: be able to reach the high notes.
Speaker 2: All hold, you could play.
Speaker 4: The flute or something. I don't want to touch them.
Speaker 2: They're very soft. I don't want to the little clouds.
Speaker 4: No, I don't want to touch tiny little fingers, little chippolado.
Speaker 2: I'm not hands. We need to talk about the issue
Speaker 2: regarding Marty she Gold and his comments on women's sport
Speaker 2: over at Triple n.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and we don't want to play those comments again because,
Speaker 4: to be perfectly honest, they were outdated, disrespectful, and disgraceful.
Speaker 4: Comments that he made about about the Mighty Matilda's who
Speaker 4: are iconic here in Australia, who had the highest rating
Speaker 4: television audience of all time when they played in the
Speaker 4: World Cup. Women who who a lot of young women.
Speaker 3: Look up to.
Speaker 4: What was said on here yesterday has been passed off
Speaker 4: as humor and it certainly wasn't funny, and there's been
Speaker 4: a lot of commentary about it, and rightly so, it
Speaker 4: was inappropriate. It was unacceptable.
Speaker 2: It has brought up the issue though of women in
Speaker 2: sports and how it's respected in this country.
Speaker 4: And there's been a lot of women talking about it
Speaker 4: as well. There's been a lot of female commentary around this.
Speaker 4: But as broadcasters you have a responsibility as well, and
Speaker 4: as men, I think there's a huge responsibility to stund
Speaker 4: up for this kind of behavior. How did you guys
Speaker 4: feel about it? Because it's a female it was deeply offensive.
Speaker 2: I was very keen last night. I know, like we
Speaker 2: all chat the night before a show, and you know,
Speaker 2: we flick emails around and I sit there watching the
Speaker 2: news with my wife and I was like, we have
Speaker 2: to talk about this. We we have a responsibility to
Speaker 2: bring it up on our show.
Speaker 3: Totally well, not only was it deeply offensive, it wasn't
Speaker 3: funny and I wonder how much of it has to
Speaker 3: do with relevance deprivation.
Speaker 2: That's a good point.
Speaker 6: Let's get some reaction now.
Speaker 3: Caitlyn Parker became the first Australian female to win a
Speaker 3: medal at an Olympic Games and she joins us now,
Speaker 3: good morning.
Speaker 4: Caitlyn, Morning Caitlyn.
Speaker 3: What's your reaction.
Speaker 9: Oh, you know, it was just really disappointing to see
Speaker 9: that online yesterday and it's just such an outdated way
Speaker 9: of thinking and it's not okay on so many levels,
Speaker 9: you know, especially at prime time when these young girls
Speaker 9: have cut to athletes like them Ma Tieldors and you know,
Speaker 9: they would have been on their way to training or
Speaker 9: on their way home and I just hope they didn't
Speaker 9: hear it.
Speaker 4: Well, that's exactly right. And you know what, women have
Speaker 4: fought so hard, especially in sport, to get the respect
Speaker 4: that they deserve. To see these archaic views played out
Speaker 4: in our mainstream media is just pathetic, isn't it.
Speaker 9: Yeah? Exactly, And you know, like referring to year ten
Speaker 9: girls and that's the low bar. It was just crap.
Speaker 9: You know, when I was in year ten. I was
Speaker 9: throwing fully grown men, and I can tell you probably
Speaker 9: wouldn't have had much trouble even.
Speaker 4: At that age, exactly right, And for any little girls,
Speaker 4: because like you said, there would have been a lot
Speaker 4: of young girls in the car on the way home
Speaker 4: from sport.
Speaker 2: I got three nieces who are mad into hockey and
Speaker 2: mad into rowing, and I really felt for them.
Speaker 4: Miss Yeah, what do you have to say to those
Speaker 4: little girls? Caitlin?
Speaker 9: All Right, You've just got to be so aware of
Speaker 9: who you're talking to. But I honestly would just say
Speaker 9: you're capable of anything you set your mind to. Don't
Speaker 9: listen to that. I've had a lot of comments in
Speaker 9: my time, and you know women shouldn't box it to
Speaker 9: men's sports, things like that. Don't listen to them. Prove
Speaker 9: them wrong. You know that those comments might stick with you.
Speaker 9: Just just move them to the side, use that motivation
Speaker 9: to prove them all wrong.
Speaker 2: It does bring up the issue though that unfortunately, would
Speaker 2: you agree that we still have a long way to
Speaker 2: go when it comes to acknowledging women's sport and the
Speaker 2: role it plays.
Speaker 9: Absolutely, we're growing a lot, and I'm seeing a lot
Speaker 9: of really positive comments online, But unfortunately I also saw
Speaker 9: a few derogatory comments online from men especially, and of
Speaker 9: course it's not all men, but just like you know,
Speaker 9: when you're looking at those negative comments, it's just it's
Speaker 9: kind of heartbreaking and you know things need to change.
Speaker 9: But we're on the right path, and you know, people
Speaker 9: pulling that up yesterday, I think that shows that you
Speaker 9: know we're moving forward.
Speaker 2: How long you reckon Marty last in the ring with
Speaker 2: you just gonna ask?
Speaker 9: Yeah, well look, I would say around at least, you know, Mike,
Speaker 9: let him get through a few punches and then.
Speaker 6: Into a false sense of security.
Speaker 2: Then turtles walcome.
Speaker 6: Into something Okay.
Speaker 3: Then you're a great ambassador for not a sport in Australia,
Speaker 3: but women's sport, especially in Thanks for your time.
Speaker 4: Thank you, Thanks Caitlin.
Speaker 2: Cheers mate. Let's go Louisverition Australian Grand Prix. Limited tickets available,
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Speaker 2: performing at Crown Lakeside Festival. Let's go to Greenvale? Son?
Speaker 7: Hello, how are you good?
Speaker 4: Sonya? You keen to go to the Grand Prix?
Speaker 1: I am great. He's on the radio.
Speaker 4: Love your show. Thanks thanks for joining us. Let's say,
Speaker 4: plea with the tickets, Let's see if we can send
Speaker 4: you to albert Part for the Grand Prix. Do your
Speaker 4: best Formula one impersonation over your you.
Speaker 3: Geez?
Speaker 4: I like that, Sonya.
Speaker 2: That was like your neighbors car alarm going on for
Speaker 2: the second half.
Speaker 4: Good try, Sonya, Sean.
Speaker 2: That's what my dad said when I used to play
Speaker 2: rugby league. Good try.
Speaker 6: How about Shawny? What do you got for us?
Speaker 4: Sean? Do you think you can beat that?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Here we go.
Speaker 4: Mm hmm.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 4: Who do you think is the front runners? On your
Speaker 4: or Sean? I sort of like sons. I like son
Speaker 4: there's a lot of enthusiasm. Lorenzo from a reservoir.
Speaker 2: Yay, now that's a car driver's name.
Speaker 3: So fast Lorenz.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Lorenzo, between you and I, mate, this is yours
Speaker 2: to win.
Speaker 8: Good laugh, all right, here we go, take it away.
Speaker 4: That's actually what it sounds.
Speaker 2: She's not on.
Speaker 4: That sounds like you're at the Grand Brain, Lorenzo. Guess
Speaker 4: where you're going.
Speaker 3: Good on you, Lorenzo.
Speaker 4: No, you run ticket to yours brother, Sonya.
Speaker 2: I just don't think of as your day.
Speaker 4: I love you, know what?
Speaker 9: I agree with this Lorenzo want or good.
Speaker 4: Good on your Sonya, you're a good.
Speaker 2: She's not leaving empty handed. I'll check your turn it
Speaker 2: doll a skin control pack?
Speaker 4: What about Suan? You gotta give Sewn something too?
Speaker 2: Then sure Sean has cheated. Do you need skin control?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, okay, skin control pack coming your way.
Speaker 4: You'll be glowing.
Speaker 2: Yep, you and son, you'll be glowing. Well you watch
Speaker 2: the Chrome cricket. No, no, everyone's one. Everyone's one. It's good.
Speaker 4: Everyone wins surprise. But Lorenzo's off to the Formula one
Speaker 4: Grand Prix so excited about it. It's coming up very soon.
Speaker 4: Two weeks.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yep, it's almost here. Speaking of coming, we must,
Speaker 2: we must, the PM is dropping by this morning. Albow
Speaker 2: will be in the house at eight o'clock. He wants
Speaker 2: to come and try and win five k with the
Speaker 2: five K question.
Speaker 3: But next, have.
Speaker 4: You ever seen someone and you've tried to avoid them?
Speaker 4: Maybe put on hat, sunglasses hoping they don't see you. Yes,
Speaker 4: there's a lot of people doing this in America for
Speaker 4: a very serious reason. But I think you're going to
Speaker 4: really enjoy it.
Speaker 2: We'll go the next still to count your chance to
Speaker 2: win five K. This morning at eight o'clock and the
Speaker 2: PM Elbow. Clint ran into him the other day over
Speaker 2: a game of cricket in the backyard in his house. Clint,
Speaker 2: you said, why don't you drop by the studio next
Speaker 2: time we're in Melbourne. He said he will, and he's
Speaker 2: a man of his word. He's going to swim past
Speaker 2: us morning at eight o'clock. How good have you listening, Albow?
Speaker 2: I'd love a piccolo.
Speaker 3: Why you've already had a couple going.
Speaker 4: I think Elbow's a bit busy to be doing your.
Speaker 5: Well.
Speaker 2: We have the Premier came in and she bought Vanilla's.
Speaker 4: Last I'd like a long black and nice listen.
Speaker 3: Do you imagine the c one car going through the
Speaker 3: McDonald's And if.
Speaker 2: You rock up with a piccolo, you got my vote.
Speaker 4: I'm sure he's very busy. Hey, I guess the Prime
Speaker 4: ministery is coming in shortly. But right now I want
Speaker 4: to take you to see a lot of people over
Speaker 4: there are driving Tesla. It's like me. You know how
Speaker 4: much I love my talk about It's my favorite car.
Speaker 4: If driven, you feel like a bit of a race
Speaker 4: car driver in it. I'm a bit of an e
Speaker 4: co Warrior. As you know, you the do one of
Speaker 4: the team because I've got an e.
Speaker 2: V, your other cars a truck. But let's just focus
Speaker 2: on the Testla.
Speaker 6: I don't think tells Tesla drivers are very good at driving.
Speaker 2: I don't think people like Tesla drive, don't they. That's
Speaker 2: why you're the only one. I've got the parking ticket
Speaker 2: the other day, even though Clinton and I were parked yea.
Speaker 4: So it's a whole thing. Tesla drivers feel like they
Speaker 4: are being attacked.
Speaker 6: They're the new Volbo drivers that it's like you're driving Evolver.
Speaker 4: Yes, now I haven't noticed it much, but now you've
Speaker 4: pointed it out. And in America, America, people are really
Speaker 4: turning against Tesla drivers. People don't like and he's thirteen children.
Speaker 3: Some people like four years of this.
Speaker 4: In America, home of the ev They're everywhere. So people
Speaker 4: are turning against Tesla drivers and their cars. The Teslas
Speaker 4: are getting vandalized. People are graffeeding them, scratching them. So Americans,
Speaker 4: because they're so smart, have started to disguise their Tesla
Speaker 4: and no one would even know that they're trying.
Speaker 3: What.
Speaker 4: So, what we're looking at now is the Tesla cyber truck,
Speaker 4: and people are taking off the Teslas and putting Toyota
Speaker 4: logos over them. There's a whole bunch of the model
Speaker 4: threes that have been photographed.
Speaker 2: We're serious.
Speaker 4: Yeah, there's a whole bunch of model threes. People are
Speaker 4: taking off the Tesla logo and putting Honda logos on
Speaker 4: and Audi logos.
Speaker 2: You should give her your Mercedes.
Speaker 3: Yeah, this is going to work.
Speaker 4: Put this picture up on our socials. It's the most
Speaker 4: ridiculous thing I've ever seen. Do you think that look
Speaker 4: doesn't look like a Tesla anymore? You'd never know, No, you.
Speaker 2: Wouldn't high Lux Clint.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's the cheaper, the cheaper Americans like, we'll.
Speaker 4: Just go down to Walmart, pop this on and norm
Speaker 4: will ever.
Speaker 2: Scratch up drivers of the new drivers.
Speaker 4: Seriously, they're rebadging their cyber trucks happening here.
Speaker 3: I have you noticed anyone that put your windscreen wipers up?
Speaker 3: You know you do that with people you don't really like,
Speaker 3: pop their windscreen wipers up.
Speaker 2: So when they get back to the card always up
Speaker 2: coming up after eight o'clock, the PM is in the house.
Speaker 2: Elbow is going to swing.
Speaker 4: Past Prime Minister Anthony Alberneeza. You caught up with him
Speaker 4: earlier in the week. Clinton. You said, if you're in Melbourne,
Speaker 4: coming and say hello, and he said, all right.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I was at his house. So we're welcoming him
Speaker 3: to our house.
Speaker 4: We should have done it at your house. We could
Speaker 4: have actually gone to your house.
Speaker 2: No, because SHANEA. Blaze said it's lonely, I would.
Speaker 6: Have had to have moved the clothes rack as well.
Speaker 2: No, to be fair, even if the PM was going around,
Speaker 2: you wouldn't have moved the clothes horse.
Speaker 4: Clint consistently has a closed horse and sixty red Grundy's drying.
Speaker 4: She doesn't never dry it.
Speaker 2: It's very long.
Speaker 4: Yeh, that's how SHANEA Blazed very long. Well, you've slowed
Speaker 4: her down, You've made herself like she got a bottle before.
Speaker 6: She Hopefully she sings a bit better tonight.
Speaker 4: We're going to Shane A. Blaze's show tonight, no permission.
Speaker 3: Lauren pitched it as a musical.
Speaker 4: I think it is a musical.
Speaker 3: I don't think it's just a show. I don't think
Speaker 3: she's ray.
Speaker 4: It's a play with songs that's a musical way. Is
Speaker 4: she acting she's acting?
Speaker 3: No, she's not.
Speaker 4: It's a play with music. It's a musical. Be surely
Speaker 4: it won't be lonely, very very long. It'll be packed
Speaker 4: to the rat tonight.
Speaker 2: Ay coming up before Elbow joins us submission thirteen twenty
Speaker 2: four to ten, we are bringing back one of our
Speaker 2: favorite segments. Describe your partner as a meal?
Speaker 6: What would he describe Jody as?
Speaker 4: Something delicious? Be quite cute together?
Speaker 2: How would you describe Elbow?
Speaker 4: Well, he's not our partner. That's the fun in it.
Speaker 4: It's about your partner. Do not describe any human as
Speaker 4: a meal?
Speaker 2: Fairy bread, very bread, one simple but fun.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, you know, he's just an every day simple man,
Speaker 3: I know.
Speaker 2: But he's man of the people class. Yes, yeah, classic,
Speaker 2: there you go. Min introm is very bread obviously when
Speaker 2: it joins us today.
Speaker 4: Fairy bread delicious.
Speaker 2: I love fairy bread.
Speaker 3: Gosh, maybeast not to everyone's taste.
Speaker 4: Also delicious though bloody yeast alright, I love veggiemite toast.
Speaker 2: The last twenty four hours radio has been making headlines,
Speaker 2: but for all the wrong reasons. I'll be honest.
Speaker 4: Yeah that's right, Jason. There were some comments made, yes, sorry,
Speaker 4: not yesterday earlier this week on Triple M by Marty
Speaker 4: sheer Gold in relation to the Matilda's in relation to
Speaker 4: women's sport, those comments were outdated, disgraceful, dammaging and completely distasteful.
Speaker 4: They were they were palmed off as being comedy, which
Speaker 4: is just unacceptable and not good enough because it's just
Speaker 4: not funny.
Speaker 6: It's not beat around the bush. They weren't even clumsy. No,
Speaker 6: they weren't clumsy.
Speaker 4: They were deliberate, and they were unfunny.
Speaker 3: They were someone who has a really strong opinion about this,
Speaker 3: as they should as well. Rosie Malone, who is a
Speaker 3: hockey rwer two time Olympian, she joins us.
Speaker 6: Now, Rosie, good morning, thanks to your time.
Speaker 3: You actually picked up on this audio and posted it
Speaker 3: on your socials?
Speaker 2: Is that right?
Speaker 10: Good morning, Yes, that's right. I heard it on my
Speaker 10: way to training, and yeah, when I heard it, I
Speaker 10: was just in complete shock. Everything that Lauren just said.
Speaker 10: It's like all the things I was thinking. And yeah,
Speaker 10: I waited twenty four hours to post it because I
Speaker 10: was like, okay, like I don't want to get involved
Speaker 10: in anything like whatever. And then I just woke up
Speaker 10: the next morning and I thought about it all night
Speaker 10: and I just thought, this can't be real, Like I
Speaker 10: can't just leave this and wake up the next day
Speaker 10: with a female athlete you sport and just act like nothing.
Speaker 4: I mean, I'm I know I didn't hear it. A
Speaker 4: lot of people didn't hear it. And while I wish
Speaker 4: this stuff wasn't put in the mainstream media, thank you
Speaker 4: for calling it out because it actually takes, which is
Speaker 4: really sad, a lot of bravery for someone to do this.
Speaker 4: You didn't want to get involved in it because you
Speaker 4: don't want to be a part of such a horrific narrative,
Speaker 4: but by doing so, you've made someone and probably a
Speaker 4: lot of people, really accountable for things that shouldn't be
Speaker 4: put in mainstream media. But as a woman who's trying
Speaker 4: to get on with her job and be a professional athlete,
Speaker 4: I imagine that was difficult for you.
Speaker 10: Oh yeah, for sure. I mean I think for me,
Speaker 10: like the whole situation is, it's just sad, Like the
Speaker 10: whole thing, like, obviously what was said was deeply misogynistic,
Speaker 10: integrading to women's sport and female athletes, and it's just
Speaker 10: sad to me that, yes, so many people have now
Speaker 10: had to hear that audio it's sad that Marty and
Speaker 10: Marty's family has to deal with the repercussions. And I
Speaker 10: think it's sad ultimately that these things are still being
Speaker 10: said about women's sport, and that, you know, it's now
Speaker 10: taken this someone to have to go this far, for
Speaker 10: a whole group of people with an organization to have
Speaker 10: to it's in very deep.
Speaker 3: Hurtful easy to hear people say, oh, it was just
Speaker 3: a joke.
Speaker 10: I think I was. Yeah, I was in disbelief with
Speaker 10: the initial apology, and yeah, for people to say use
Speaker 10: that as an excuse, like it's just completely unjustified and
Speaker 10: a pretty terrible way too. I think, yeah, set the
Speaker 10: standard and make an excuse for something that was clearly
Speaker 10: not funny at all.
Speaker 2: I brought up the point earlier. Do you think this
Speaker 2: country has a long way to go when it comes
Speaker 2: to acknowledging the role women's sport plays here?
Speaker 10: You know what? I honestly like, obviously, yes, there is
Speaker 10: still a way to go. And you know, it would
Speaker 10: have been great initially if there was a lot more
Speaker 10: male athletes that jumped on board as well to support
Speaker 10: what was going on. To state wasn't okay, but at
Speaker 10: the same time, the Australian media and the Australian public
Speaker 10: has you know, obviously it comes to this outcome where
Speaker 10: that person is then not speaking publicly anymore. And I
Speaker 10: think I'm proud of earlier to be able to get
Speaker 10: up and just spend this situation and it's.
Speaker 4: Not okay, well said, Yeah, good on you, Rosie, thank
Speaker 4: you so much for jumping on.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we appreciate it, and good for you for calling
Speaker 2: it out this morning.
Speaker 4: But I agree with what Rosie just said because there
Speaker 4: has been a lot of female commentary around this, and
Speaker 4: rightly so. And I think in the immediate instance, there
Speaker 4: are a lot of people saying, well, where are the
Speaker 4: men standing up saying hey, hang on a second. This
Speaker 4: is not what I stand for. This isn't right. And
Speaker 4: as broadcasters, we spoke about it earlier this morning, we
Speaker 4: have a huge responsibility in this job. And how do
Speaker 4: you too feel about it? Words come out of someone's mouth.
Speaker 4: You were furious when I spent.
Speaker 2: Last night, I was like, we're hitting this issue. I
Speaker 2: don't care. It's not about someone on another radio station.
Speaker 2: It's about the comments and the repercussions of those It's well,
Speaker 2: it's such a bigger issue.
Speaker 3: I immediately think about my sisters. I've got a sister
Speaker 3: who played netball at the highest level here in Australia.
Speaker 3: She was hurt by the comments. I've got another sister
Speaker 3: who currently coaches young girls playing sport, and it's just
Speaker 3: it's just not funny, it's offensive, and it's just it's cheap.
Speaker 3: It's just it's rotten.
Speaker 2: Can I just, as a fellow broadcast to take my
Speaker 2: hat off to Lisa Jones as well? She works on
Speaker 2: a triple and radio station on the Gold Coast. Former
Speaker 2: Olympic swimmer, incredible athlete, and it would have been extremely
Speaker 2: hard for her to get on the same network yesterday
Speaker 2: and give her opinion on it. But good on her
Speaker 2: for calling it out.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Absolutely, And I think Rosie's right there. I think the
Speaker 4: outrage towards it is probably representative that we are moving
Speaker 4: in the right direction. A shout out to all the
Speaker 4: women in sport, professional or not professional, to the little
Speaker 4: girls out there going to school this morning who who
Speaker 4: want to grow up to be an athlete who worked
Speaker 4: just as hard as the blokes, who are often better
Speaker 4: at it than the blokes. I mean, look at the
Speaker 4: Matilda's it was the highest rating television event we've ever had,
Speaker 4: higher than the AFL, higher than the NRL. I think,
Speaker 4: you know, we still have a long way to go,
Speaker 4: but I think the commentary around what's happened has been
Speaker 4: really pleasing to see.
Speaker 2: Also, just from a radio nerd point of view, shout
Speaker 2: out to the behind the scenes team at Marty she
Speaker 2: Gold Show as well.
Speaker 4: Yeah, some great people at work.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there's a great people at work on that show.
Speaker 2: And unfortunately and hopefully they don't feel the repercussions and
Speaker 2: lose their jobs over it. But yeah, all right, it
Speaker 2: was an important point. I think we need to talk
Speaker 2: about it. Gracie Abrams love her. It is just gone
Speaker 2: ten to weight. Here on Ober one hundred, you've got
Speaker 2: Jason Lauren. We are doing a thanks to show ready
Speaker 2: Express Clint is here as well, and we got money
Speaker 2: to give away.
Speaker 11: One question, five thousand dollars. This pa is Gez.
Speaker 2: And Lawrence five thousand dollar question.
Speaker 4: All right, let's do it, Melbourne, let's try and we
Speaker 4: knew some cash. Emily from geelongs made it through this morning.
Speaker 4: Good morning, Emily, good morning, You'll live in the dream
Speaker 4: married with two dogs?
Speaker 5: Hello, what are your dogs?
Speaker 4: What do you got a sausage dog in a basket?
Speaker 10: Hand?
Speaker 2: Sausage dogs are very the thing at the moment, aren't they.
Speaker 4: Well, when I got my sausage dog, there weren't that
Speaker 4: many minutes around. I was an early adapted to the sausage,
Speaker 4: A minuture sausage. How old's yours, Emily?
Speaker 7: He's just turned eight.
Speaker 2: There you go, belly dragon on a bit.
Speaker 7: It's so cute, yeah, a little bit so well.
Speaker 4: My little belly drags along the ground too. Sometimes it's
Speaker 4: not good. All right, Emily, let's see if we can
Speaker 4: win you some cash this morning. I've got three questions
Speaker 4: lined up for you, and easy one for fifty dollars,
Speaker 4: a medium one for five hundred, and a tough question
Speaker 4: for five thousand dollars. Where is your head out on
Speaker 4: this beautiful Thursday morning?
Speaker 11: Well?
Speaker 7: I thought I was going to go the hard but
Speaker 7: can I go to the medium?
Speaker 4: Please?
Speaker 2: You can do? Maybe you want five hundred dollars? All right,
Speaker 2: medium question for five hundred dollars. You'll hear the question.
Speaker 2: You'll hear a three two one. You need to answer
Speaker 2: within that time. Okay, yep.
Speaker 4: We've had a few people guess after and they've been right,
Speaker 4: but they've missed out, missed. Get it in before the buzzer, Emily,
Speaker 4: here we go.
Speaker 1: If you don't know, guess how many keys are there
Speaker 1: on a standard grand piano three two, one.
Speaker 4: Four, twenty four? No, no, almost four times that there's
Speaker 4: eighty eight. Oh my goodness, you've been playing on the keyboard, Emily.
Speaker 2: Either to be fair, we have a piano at home.
Speaker 6: How many undestablished that you've got little chip fingers?
Speaker 4: Very well, Emily, it's I've worked with Chakes for three
Speaker 4: and a half years and this morning it's come to
Speaker 4: my attention that he's got like a sausage dog. Like
Speaker 4: sausage dogs, little fingers that put them away.
Speaker 3: You can't be feeling then the Prime Minister's just derived.
Speaker 3: You can't be shaking his hand.
Speaker 2: I'll have to go the old elbow.
Speaker 4: Yeah, here you go to the elbow. High. Bad luck, Emily,
Speaker 4: but you have a great I was gonna say weekend.
Speaker 4: It's nearly the weekend.
Speaker 2: Do you think it's from pushing all the button? Yes,
Speaker 2: push my fingers in.
Speaker 4: I'm shocked by those tiny, little delicate hands. Sure, okay,
Speaker 4: let's not let him, let's not empty handed.
Speaker 2: Go just walked in all right, blazers and clip on
Speaker 2: tires on. On the other side of this, the PM
Speaker 2: joined us and Emily, you're not going away empty handed.
Speaker 4: Well, I like this. We've got VIP tickets to Melbourne
Speaker 4: Fashion Festival, Australia's largest fashion event. PayPal Melbourne Fashion Festival.
Speaker 4: It's back from the twenty second of February to the
Speaker 4: eighth the March. You're off to that, Emily, Thank you
Speaker 4: so much.
Speaker 2: Good on.
Speaker 1: Our next guest has a very impressive resume, is a
Speaker 1: DJ a Birr of bear a backyard cricket and busiest
Speaker 1: and also the sitting Prime Minister of Australia.
Speaker 5: I was in Melbourne this morning and I'll be back again.
Speaker 5: Ed Tomaraw you have to pop in and say that
Speaker 5: to pop in those day morning.
Speaker 1: Okay, it's a day done. We love a man keeps
Speaker 1: his word. Please welcome to the show. Prime Minister Anthony
Speaker 1: albanysy elbow.
Speaker 5: Good morning, great.
Speaker 6: To be here.
Speaker 4: You really stuck to your word to be honest with
Speaker 4: that audio. I was like that, ain't happy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we get a text that was in my backyard.
Speaker 3: Yeah it actually was.
Speaker 2: Let's be honestly, you promise anything you promise anything to.
Speaker 5: Get where is that? I've got to say there were
Speaker 5: a lot of crew there. Yeah, a lot of people,
Speaker 5: a lot of people, but good fun for good causes.
Speaker 5: We raised more than twenty thousand dollars.
Speaker 4: Amazing. Now, how much warning do you get? Because when
Speaker 4: people turn up to my house on more people than expected,
Speaker 4: I get this real like panic anxiety. I wasn't prepared
Speaker 4: to this many people in my house.
Speaker 2: I like a text that you're on the way.
Speaker 4: You need a lot of warning.
Speaker 5: Well, of course I was in Melbourne that morning, so
Speaker 5: I flew up to be in Sydney for the backyard cricket.
Speaker 5: Toto didn't get any warning though she was a bit
Speaker 5: Toto the dog was a bit freaked out by.
Speaker 2: And if you didn't make it there would it be
Speaker 2: a text to Clint telling him where the spare key
Speaker 2: is just to let himself in.
Speaker 5: I think there's a few people there in one of
Speaker 5: those rocks.
Speaker 4: It will pick up where does Toto the dog live?
Speaker 4: Because you're a bit in Sydney, but you're mostly at
Speaker 4: the lodge in Canberra.
Speaker 5: Right, Yeah, Toto's sort of transient and I as well
Speaker 5: share custody with my ex as we.
Speaker 2: What do you do? It's like meet at a servo
Speaker 2: every week in the car park.
Speaker 4: I've got a lot of friends who it works.
Speaker 5: There you go and we still have a good relationship
Speaker 5: with friends. So good living, the living, the good life.
Speaker 4: And you know what, when your parents get separated all
Speaker 4: of a sudden, they both spoil you more because they
Speaker 4: want to be the favorite. So Toto's live in the dream.
Speaker 3: Yes, you need to.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, you need to get the FEDS to check her
Speaker 2: for wires like it dun gave the ex quick fifty
Speaker 2: to mic up the dog. Imagine what.
Speaker 5: My ex has much better taste than the.
Speaker 3: Just quickly? How is the shoulder? Because you were you
Speaker 3: were bowling at pace.
Speaker 5: I was having fun.
Speaker 2: Haven't rolled the shoulder over for a long time.
Speaker 3: It's fairly good, But I had my doubts because I
Speaker 3: only have seen a few other pms in action.
Speaker 5: Well, John Howard's regarded as his greatest regret when Start
Speaker 5: on the Subcontinent was was pretty bad. It kind of
Speaker 5: hid his feet.
Speaker 4: Did you have that kind of nervous energy about you
Speaker 4: in case you became the next internet meme?
Speaker 2: Absolutely?
Speaker 5: I hadn't a long touch since the last backyard cricket
Speaker 5: game that was more than a year ago.
Speaker 2: So well, look, Albow's hanging out with us for the
Speaker 2: next twenty We're going to come back. We've got a
Speaker 2: bunch of issues we want to bring up with you.
Speaker 2: We've also got a present for you this morning. It's
Speaker 2: been at your place.
Speaker 3: We've gone everything, Elbow.
Speaker 5: It isn't something you pinched from the about it.
Speaker 3: I thought about it.
Speaker 4: But we do want to hit all the big topics
Speaker 4: with you today, Elbow, including I'm sure you have been
Speaker 4: playing this in your ear pods out on your morning walk.
Speaker 4: Our Australian entry into Eurovision, The Milkshake Man. Have you
Speaker 4: heard it yet?
Speaker 3: I haven't heard Albow will profit Yeah, I reckon, you're
Speaker 3: going to You're a DJ.
Speaker 2: You're going to love this. It is the Milkshake Pan
Speaker 2: now play.
Speaker 5: John Now, great, we're going to.
Speaker 4: You can have a listen and give us a review.
Speaker 2: Give score out of ten. Don't give you the milkshake man.
Speaker 2: On Nova, we are on the air with Elbow this morning.
Speaker 2: Sweet Sweet you see you. I'm sweet, sweet, sweet Sweet.
Speaker 2: That is our Australian entrance into euro Vision.
Speaker 4: I love it so much, Elbow.
Speaker 2: When I say sweet, sweet, you say yummy.
Speaker 4: It's great, isn't it?
Speaker 3: At once?
Speaker 5: And that stuck.
Speaker 4: You're going to be walking around all your press conferences today.
Speaker 5: I'm worried about the work ethic of my team because
Speaker 5: they're all obsessed by.
Speaker 4: Your Do you think we'll be taken seriously as a
Speaker 4: country with that entrant?
Speaker 3: Absolutely?
Speaker 5: Your visions about fun.
Speaker 2: I want to see you on the news tonight saying
Speaker 2: to the press call when I say sweet.
Speaker 4: Sweet, you say y you.
Speaker 3: Don't get that on ABC or three Wd't you sure.
Speaker 4: More of it? The milkshake man, I think.
Speaker 5: That will be a huge success. It's a banger and
Speaker 5: the kids love it.
Speaker 2: Well the man behind it hopefully on the show with
Speaker 2: us tomorrow. Where's you from? W Abo waboy, Joe, you
Speaker 2: are listening to Nomber one hundred. It is just gone
Speaker 2: nine past. Stay. You've got Jason Lauren Clints here and
Speaker 2: the PM Anthony Albanezi is with us this morning. Few
Speaker 2: issues we want to talk about, including a few dollars
Speaker 2: throw on our way here in Melbourne to get us
Speaker 2: to the airport quicker.
Speaker 4: Before we get to that, though, it's probably been the
Speaker 4: biggest story of the last twenty four hours it's in
Speaker 4: our media. In the radio industry, there were some completely
Speaker 4: disgraceful comments made yesterday by radio broadcaster involving women's sport,
Speaker 4: in particular the Matilda's. I know you're a huge fan
Speaker 4: of the Matildas, like we all are. These incredible women
Speaker 4: and so many other incredible women in sport and women
Speaker 4: in general who are deeply, deeply offended about what we
Speaker 4: said on radio. Where do you sit on it all?
Speaker 3: Look?
Speaker 5: They were just shocking comments that anyone could think it,
Speaker 5: let alone say it completely unacceptable. The Tillies are just legends.
Speaker 5: They excited and brought together the whole country. The whole
Speaker 5: country was united in cheering for them. Women's and girls'
Speaker 5: sport has been a revolution in my lifetime in football
Speaker 5: soccer football afl W has a Governor General. Sam Mosston
Speaker 5: was one of the was the first woman appointed as
Speaker 5: an afl commissioner and she really drove the creation of AFLW.
Speaker 5: That's fantastic rugby league in Vegas in a couple of
Speaker 5: days time and there'll be a women's game there. It's fantastic.
Speaker 6: They're not only clumsy their offensive comments.
Speaker 3: What would you say?
Speaker 5: He also made some comments as well about the royal
Speaker 5: You know, we need to respect each other, and disrespecting
Speaker 5: more than half the population is not on.
Speaker 3: Okay for it. So bokes out there, very much in
Speaker 3: the minority that might think that's funny.
Speaker 6: What's your message funny?
Speaker 5: It's intensive And these are great athletes. They performed so
Speaker 5: well to get to the Semis in the World Cup.
Speaker 5: But even if they didn't, so what, they're doing their
Speaker 5: best and they're great athletes, and then they're better footballers
Speaker 5: than all the blokes who be critiquing them. Frankly, exactly right.
Speaker 4: We've had Olympians on this morning, We've had athletes, and
Speaker 4: I think the general feeling is that it's just archaic,
Speaker 4: it's outdated, and it's disgraceful, and I'm so glad that
Speaker 4: it's been dealt with accordingly because there's no room for
Speaker 4: it in the media space in the world. Actually, it's
Speaker 4: good about the media in general. These conversations shouldn't be
Speaker 4: being at.
Speaker 5: I make this point as well. Remember the Olympics. Remember
Speaker 5: as the gold medals came through, they had something in common.
Speaker 5: And certainly the Matildas are more successful historically than our
Speaker 5: men's team have been at least very statistically is probably
Speaker 5: the greatest cricketer maybe Bradman, but he didn't bowl. The
Speaker 5: greatest cricketer that Australia has produced.
Speaker 2: Hey, well we've gotcha. I know it'll be a big
Speaker 2: few days for you. My gut says you're going to
Speaker 2: call an election this weekend.
Speaker 5: So he breaks my birthday on Sunday?
Speaker 4: Is it happy birth How are we turning candles?
Speaker 2: Thirty five?
Speaker 5: That's that's forty? I wish do you just.
Speaker 4: Get the one candle that sings happy Birthday instead of
Speaker 4: the full amount?
Speaker 5: Yeah, you don't want sixty two candles? The cake sixty fifty?
Speaker 5: There's no root for the cake.
Speaker 3: Yeah no.
Speaker 5: I look at photos of me so ten years ago.
Speaker 5: I'm fitter than I was when I was fifty.
Speaker 4: Do you look great?
Speaker 5: I feel great? Getting match fit for the election out
Speaker 5: and about Oh absolutely?
Speaker 4: Do you change your fitness regime at a time like this.
Speaker 5: Well, I'm off the grog completely.
Speaker 4: We've been doings c.
Speaker 5: From from years to hard. I did, I went, I
Speaker 5: went real hard.
Speaker 2: We all had that thought on the first I did have.
Speaker 5: I was at a distillers in Richmond in Tasmania, outside
Speaker 5: of Hobart on Saturday, and we're announcing increased support for
Speaker 5: the small distillers and small brewers. So I did have
Speaker 5: to was there. It would be rude to not have
Speaker 5: a little.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that doesn't count a little.
Speaker 5: A little shot of whiskey. So that apart from.
Speaker 4: That, well done.
Speaker 2: He's breaking out the checkbook too.
Speaker 4: You will have a date for the election yet.
Speaker 2: To tell us on his birthday.
Speaker 4: You're going to announce on your birthday? No, no, not
Speaker 4: a birthday present for the rest of.
Speaker 5: The announced it when I'm ready the powers, but everywhere
Speaker 5: three years is too short saying the same thing, fixed terms,
Speaker 5: four years is what we should have. That's what we
Speaker 5: all a Satan territory government have. But you know, we'll see.
Speaker 2: I've got a concern about one of the promises. You're
Speaker 2: offering billions to fix or do a rail link out
Speaker 2: to the Melbourne Airport. I just think by the time
Speaker 2: we build it, shouldn't we be hovering.
Speaker 4: It's taking times.
Speaker 2: That show beyond two thousand promised me acuts by the
Speaker 2: time we like, how long would that take?
Speaker 5: Watching too many back to the future, Michael J. Fox
Speaker 5: style out of the airport.
Speaker 2: I know you're promising big cash to get it going,
Speaker 2: and God knows we need it here in Melbourne. How
Speaker 2: long would it realistically take to build something like that.
Speaker 5: It does take a while, but the planning is done
Speaker 5: and so by the benefit of really upgrading Sunshine Station,
Speaker 5: what you will do as well as provide benefits not
Speaker 5: just for people going to the airport, but for the
Speaker 5: upgrade will help for people from Geelong. Then you goo
Speaker 5: Ballarat to get linked into the metro line that will
Speaker 5: open later this year, so it will really improve the
Speaker 5: whole capacity of the network.
Speaker 4: We do need it.
Speaker 3: I mean, victorians will tell you this has been spoken
Speaker 3: about for years and years and years. Can the Alan
Speaker 3: government actually pull this off?
Speaker 5: Yes they can, Okay, and we've got seven billion dollars
Speaker 5: total of commore funding. Jacinta Alan announced as well as
Speaker 5: part of this we've been working it through. She's bringing
Speaker 5: forward funding so that construction can start next year. We've
Speaker 5: spoken with the airport. There was this whole dispute over
Speaker 5: whether it be above ground on below ground and just
Speaker 5: get it done. We've got rid of all of that,
Speaker 5: so ready to rock and roll.
Speaker 4: Great, let's go, because the traffic to the airport in Melbourne.
Speaker 5: Yeah, absolutely, I go there a few going there this morning.
Speaker 4: We were having some discussion about this this morning. And
Speaker 4: do you fly on the Spirit of Australia or Virgin
Speaker 4: or have you got your own plane? You're getting around now.
Speaker 5: I've got the Royal Australian Airports.
Speaker 2: Have they fixed the hair dry situation? After? Kevin Rudd.
Speaker 3: Look like I.
Speaker 2: Wish thanks very much.
Speaker 5: That's the nicest thing you've ever said to me.
Speaker 3: When we told Lauren you flew on the RAF jets,
Speaker 3: she thought it was a jet one that does loop
Speaker 3: the loop.
Speaker 2: We're just going to Nova. Will hit your check button now,
Speaker 2: drop you down there, promise. We've got to take a
Speaker 2: quick break. We are on the air with Elbow this morning.
Speaker 2: The Prime Minister's with us. We've got a couple more
Speaker 2: things we want to talk to you about after the break,
Speaker 2: and then we've got a parting gift for you, something
Speaker 2: to take home to kill it.
Speaker 4: I think you need it.
Speaker 2: It is just okay seven a fast eight teasing now.
Speaker 2: The Prime Minister is with us this morning. Anthony Albanezi
Speaker 2: on the air at NOB one hundred. You've got Jason
Speaker 2: Lauren Clints here as well. Albow. I want to talk America.
Speaker 2: America America. Yes, how was the hows the phone called
Speaker 2: with Trumpy? It was?
Speaker 5: It was pretty good, a bit surreal because that voice
Speaker 5: is long, so unique, and the speaking style comes through.
Speaker 5: There's lots of adjectives like you see in the public discourse.
Speaker 2: Did he say it on the phone?
Speaker 5: Wine, Yeah, on the phone with the video takers there.
Speaker 4: No, no, there's no video call.
Speaker 5: So it's in a secure room. Yeah, and it was.
Speaker 5: It was really constructive and positive. Lasted for the last one,
Speaker 5: lasted for about forty minutes. Forty minutes, Yeah, it was.
Speaker 5: It was longer than what it was, which is a
Speaker 5: good sign.
Speaker 2: Were you trying to get him off after thirty No? No, no, no, John,
Speaker 2: I'm going into a car park.
Speaker 3: Do you call him or does he call you?
Speaker 5: Oh, there's neither of us through.
Speaker 6: You just get past the phone.
Speaker 3: We're ready.
Speaker 5: There's people on a on a system, a secure line,
Speaker 5: and it's the White House person speaking to security in
Speaker 5: the medium Parliament House.
Speaker 4: You up and is it friendly or is it all?
Speaker 5: It was really friendly. It was really friendly. It was warm.
Speaker 5: I congratulated him on his inauguration. We talked about a
Speaker 5: range of things, including Jordan Malatter had one of the
Speaker 5: first win the Super Bowl, Former South in the junior,
Speaker 5: So I worked that in. You want to try to
Speaker 5: develop a relationship with anyone, and talking to someone who's
Speaker 5: a world leader is no different at some level from
Speaker 5: human relationships that we developed outside the studio.
Speaker 2: He chat, Did you bring up his new best.
Speaker 5: That wasn't raised?
Speaker 4: He seemed to like you. You did these nice things about.
Speaker 5: You did well. We had a really warm discussion, and
Speaker 5: that's important. You know, I'm representing Australia when I'm having
Speaker 5: that conversation. President Trump and I come from very different perspectives.
Speaker 2: Yeah, let's keep him on ourselfs.
Speaker 5: That's obvious, but that doesn't mean that you can't work
Speaker 5: in our national interest and in our interest to have
Speaker 5: a good relationship with the United States. But also it
Speaker 5: is in their interests as well. We bring a lot
Speaker 5: to the relationship.
Speaker 3: You've been to the White House?
Speaker 5: I certainly have.
Speaker 3: So what's it?
Speaker 6: What's the day call like facilities? I'm just thinking of
Speaker 6: comparing houses.
Speaker 5: It's well, it's a lot bigger, to say the least.
Speaker 5: And we had dinner where we had an official dinner
Speaker 5: at the White House where there were many hundreds and
Speaker 5: hundreds I think there were about five hundred there in
Speaker 5: a big marquee that was That was pretty cool.
Speaker 2: You take a bottle of wine. Some favorites have to
Speaker 2: take a gift.
Speaker 3: Some Capri favorites, you don't.
Speaker 4: Take a gift.
Speaker 5: Well, you take a gift, yeah, but they're sort of
Speaker 5: exchange behind the scenes. But we had dinner the night
Speaker 5: before with myself and Jody and Joe and Jill Biden
Speaker 5: just before us in the in the west wing.
Speaker 4: That's pretty four of you.
Speaker 5: That was pretty cool. And afterwards I reckon soft foods.
Speaker 5: Then the nicest but be nice, be nicest, must have
Speaker 5: been there.
Speaker 2: Didn't go for forty minutes, Jill.
Speaker 5: After we were staying at Blair House, yes, just the
Speaker 5: official home if you like, just next to the White
Speaker 5: House where we were staying, and we were going to
Speaker 5: walk back rather than rather than be driven, and Jill
Speaker 5: went and got a pair of sneakers for jo Jody,
Speaker 5: that's my sisterhood, was walking in her heels back and
Speaker 5: then Jodie sent her later on she sent her a
Speaker 5: pair of ug boots.
Speaker 4: That's the sisterhood.
Speaker 5: I caught up with the President at the G Tweaty
Speaker 5: in South America. Jill Jill had had thanks uh conversation,
Speaker 5: so she did get them. Sometimes she don't know if
Speaker 5: the security.
Speaker 4: Grab some keep them for themselves.
Speaker 2: We're going to lose you in a couple of minutes.
Speaker 2: But something we just need to bring up. You ran
Speaker 2: into Clints down Away a couple of days ago. You
Speaker 2: were hosting backyard cricket at your place in Sydney. Our
Speaker 2: boys fits in whip her up Nova in Sydney. We're
Speaker 2: doing a big charity match. Clint used your bathroom and
Speaker 2: he noticed something.
Speaker 4: Oh, here we go the air freshener. The orange power
Speaker 4: that was.
Speaker 5: Put in there for the over visitors.
Speaker 2: Were we're going to block the pipes.
Speaker 5: It's not normally in there.
Speaker 4: We look, we think you need you need to upgrade
Speaker 4: the orange.
Speaker 5: Power, orange planet of dark orange power.
Speaker 3: We've got the nice.
Speaker 4: Australian brand.
Speaker 5: Post poo drop Yeah, perfect, nothing nicer, a direct message.
Speaker 4: Yes, they're aesthetically far more pleasing than that orange power.
Speaker 2: You're representing the country. We can't have the orange.
Speaker 3: You can't do what Trump would think trumps the same
Speaker 3: color as the orange.
Speaker 2: It's going to be a crazy couple of weeks ahead
Speaker 2: for you. Happy birthday for the weekend mate. Thanks very much,
Speaker 2: and we appreciate your time this morning.
Speaker 3: We really do know.
Speaker 5: It's great.
Speaker 3: So now called on your birthday? Well, because I'm hosting
Speaker 3: weekend today and I just don't need the stress.
Speaker 4: Might nah, He's not doing that on his birth.
Speaker 2: Clint's basically asking, can I have a big night the
Speaker 2: night before? It will be a heavy newsday.
Speaker 5: Now that what time does the show? It?
Speaker 3: Seven to ten? Thanks for watching PM.
Speaker 2: I know what I watched early.
Speaker 5: Busy.
Speaker 2: It's just gotlow. Great to see you trying to get
Speaker 2: my hands on that bloody slushy machine, the Ninja slushy.
Speaker 4: That we haven't ordered one, so we found out.
Speaker 2: I can't even order it this week.
Speaker 4: Because you said you'd ordered it months ago and you're
Speaker 4: a Lilo pants on fire Jews are right, not yet,
Speaker 4: but I've paid for it.
Speaker 2: Who am I kidding? The minute that arrives.
Speaker 4: You'll know about it. I won't tell you, but there'll
Speaker 4: be signs when I'm sitting drinking my frozen slushy and the.
Speaker 2: Fast finishes for you on Friday night. Imagine if the.
Speaker 4: Weekend Muggerita party at my house. Yes there's not invited.
Speaker 3: Why you said keen on getting your hands on one
Speaker 3: this weekend. What do you got what party you organized about?
Speaker 3: You're having a party with having a party, party without it,
Speaker 3: having a party on Wednesday.
Speaker 4: Don't you get Wednesdays off? Clint, Yes, we'll have a
Speaker 4: Wednesday afternoon pool party at Jason.
Speaker 3: Was about to around Lauren by myself.
Speaker 2: Do the Wednesday morning from my place.
Speaker 3: Or the show? Independent of the show.
Speaker 4: He doesn't like us outside of workours.
Speaker 2: Outside work hours.
Speaker 3: Yes, like a social actual sleepover as well.
Speaker 4: Yes, let's have a sleepover.
Speaker 2: Hello anxiety, Welcome to studio.
Speaker 4: I've got my sleeping bag ready to go.
Speaker 3: Not a real sleepovers?
Speaker 4: Did you ever go? Did you go to other people's
Speaker 4: houses for sleepovers as a kid? I feel like you
Speaker 4: wouldn't have liked it.
Speaker 2: I'd always leave last minute with a toothache.
Speaker 4: You're forty two and you're still complaining about that toothache.
Speaker 4: Did you want to work the other day?
Speaker 3: He said?
Speaker 4: He said, Oh, I got a bit frustrated about something.
Speaker 4: My tooth started aching again. I was like, when are
Speaker 4: you going to get that tooth fixed? On the fatty nose?
Speaker 4: It's still causing him three.
Speaker 2: She wants to book me in for the Michael Jackson nose.
Speaker 4: I said, I don't want to hear about it until
Speaker 4: you've had something done about it. It's been three years. Well, actually,
Speaker 4: now you tell you it's been forty years. When you
Speaker 4: about the toothache, I don't sleep very well.
Speaker 2: Jason Lauren clints here as well. You know what so
Speaker 2: much scandal and backstabbing on TV. It's nice to have
Speaker 2: a show like this, isn't it. I know, awesome television.
Speaker 4: I've been watching it, and it's also so relevant to
Speaker 4: so many families and women out there.
Speaker 2: We are talking about the TV show Big Miracles. It
Speaker 2: continues Wednesdays at nine pm on Channel nine and nine now.
Speaker 2: And this one's close to home for you lost.
Speaker 3: Well.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the show is all about different women in different
Speaker 4: circumstances who are going through IVF and also something which
Speaker 4: doesn't get spoken about enough, which is women who are
Speaker 4: facing infertility challenges, challenges for many reasons, whether it's age,
Speaker 4: whether it's I think there's a woman on the show
Speaker 4: who was born with no womb and is using I
Speaker 4: think her sister as a sorry. It's an amazing show
Speaker 4: and it's also I think taking the stigma out of
Speaker 4: it a little bit because a lot of people still
Speaker 4: don't talk about this stuff. One of my friends is
Speaker 4: on the show. She is beautiful, but she found herself
Speaker 4: at thirty nine, single and warning a family. She joins
Speaker 4: us this morning, Anna good Moore, it's so nice to
Speaker 4: see you. I'm great and the rest boys. I know,
Speaker 4: this was a huge thing for you to decide to
Speaker 4: become a mum on your own.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I didn't really have a choice in my opinion, because
Speaker 4: of my age and my low AMH levels. So I
Speaker 4: really had to go down the path or I'd miss
Speaker 4: out on having kids.
Speaker 3: So sorry, what's the level speak.
Speaker 4: Of AMH levels? So that gives an indication as to
Speaker 4: your It's like your egg reserve, varian reserve, so it
Speaker 4: gives you an indication how fertile you are basically, So
Speaker 4: mine was really low, which is why I went down
Speaker 4: this part. And when did you find that out? So
Speaker 4: I froze my eggs during COVID so I was thirty seven. Yeah,
Speaker 4: and that's when I first found out about my AMH levels.
Speaker 2: When do they suggest that women should check those letters?
Speaker 4: I mean, well, if you're freezing your eggs are younger
Speaker 4: the better, really, And they don't right, and so often
Speaker 4: you find out and it's quite jarring because you're like,
Speaker 4: oh gosh, like we you know, we go and do
Speaker 4: those tests and then we do it because we're like,
Speaker 4: I'm getting older, I feel like I'm running out of time.
Speaker 4: And then you find out and you're like, whoa I
Speaker 4: really am? And I am, yeah, out of time. I'm
Speaker 4: glad that I got onto it when I did, because
Speaker 4: I probably wouldn't be able to have kids if I
Speaker 4: kept dating, dating and going on the hideous dating apps.
Speaker 4: Did you have a match on dating? And I suppose
Speaker 4: we know about families having babies through ivy F when
Speaker 4: when you've got a man and a woman or what
Speaker 4: we don't talk about so much is how do you
Speaker 4: do it on your own? What's the process of finding
Speaker 4: a sperm donor? For me, it was actually easy because
Speaker 4: it's down to I'm Asian, so I didn't want someone
Speaker 4: with an Asian background. I want to fully pick this. Well,
Speaker 4: it's actually minimal. The sperm doner list is quite small.
Speaker 4: Is that I thought it would be big, but it's not.
Speaker 3: Is this like a look book?
Speaker 4: You don't get photos, some some you get photos, some
Speaker 4: you don't, But so it's like a menu, but might Yeah,
Speaker 4: basically it's personal opinion. I went from what I would
Speaker 4: do on a dating app. Caucasian was what I would
Speaker 4: go for, preferably blonde. The lies that sort of follow,
Speaker 4: but it's minimal, so you don't so what sort of
Speaker 4: info do you get? All they have to have a
Speaker 4: health check up in the background of if there's cancer
Speaker 4: in their family history, mental illnesses. They're very strict though
Speaker 4: there can't be any if they had cancer, they obviously
Speaker 4: can't donate the sperm, and you get it like a
Speaker 4: dating bio like does it say hank like playing sport?
Speaker 4: And it really is at all of that, And then.
Speaker 2: What about the option of these people connecting down the
Speaker 2: track if you were successful with the pregnancy.
Speaker 4: So that's one of the questions that they have. So
Speaker 4: they all have to fill in the same questionnaire, and
Speaker 4: one of them is would you be comfortable if successful?
Speaker 4: Would you be comfortable if your future child reached out
Speaker 4: to you? And they the one that I chose said yes,
Speaker 4: was that important? For eighteen? Yeah, well I'm adopted, so
Speaker 4: I think it's always nice sort of mirrors my upbringing were.
Speaker 2: You'd understandable than anyone.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, exactly. So he actually said on the stone
Speaker 4: and I chose. He actually said on his questionnaire that
Speaker 4: he'd be more than happy for me to reach out
Speaker 4: prior to the child to eighteen, you to reach out
Speaker 4: me and the child. So hecaus just say the child
Speaker 4: twelve and they're like, oh, I want to meet my
Speaker 4: dad that he'll allow me.
Speaker 2: Tell me naive guys donat experiment in return for cash.
Speaker 4: No, it's illegal now right? Yeah it remember there was
Speaker 4: that t that free Yes, like a thousand children. Orth
Speaker 4: it's far more regulated here, right, Can they only donate
Speaker 4: a certain amount of times or to a certain amount
Speaker 4: of places? Do you now it's regulated correct? I think globally?
Speaker 2: So do you know how many kids? Like, say, if
Speaker 2: I donated, for example, how many could I have out there?
Speaker 4: Well, I don't like once because you have to be selected, right,
Speaker 4: but the.
Speaker 2: Person what would your bios? I'm going to die in
Speaker 2: the free But let's say the guy who you picked,
Speaker 2: other people can still pick him.
Speaker 4: Yes, so I can actually find out once my child's born,
Speaker 4: I can actually find out how many children I've got
Speaker 4: If you feel pregnant, if I feel pregnant, Yeah, how
Speaker 4: many biological brothers and sisters. It's amazing that modern medicine
Speaker 4: allows this because.
Speaker 2: You know the other thing. It's emotional, but it's also
Speaker 2: financially bloody tough, isn't it, Like I can imagine it
Speaker 2: would be quite expensive.
Speaker 4: So you can't do it if you're poor, forget it.
Speaker 4: Yeah I am because of this. S No, but I
Speaker 4: have had great savings before this. Yeah, seriously, but it
Speaker 4: is out of reach for a lot of people to
Speaker 4: be able to do this, isn't it? Big time? Yeah?
Speaker 3: And if you are successful, what sort of mum do
Speaker 3: you anticipate you'll be?
Speaker 4: I'm not sure, that's a hard question.
Speaker 3: Background, My mum worked in obstetric for many, many years
Speaker 3: and dealt with a lot of patients who had conceived
Speaker 3: via IVF. And I know it's it's just it's an
Speaker 3: extraordinary experience and and also a bit of a gift,
Speaker 3: the gift of modern medicine, right, And and I just
Speaker 3: I loved hearing those stories of women who were able
Speaker 3: to celebrate one of the most marvelous and extraordinary things
Speaker 3: is the gift of life.
Speaker 4: Oh that's so cute, a bit.
Speaker 2: Teary, really, blood.
Speaker 4: I say again, why don't you say your sperm donor
Speaker 4: was blonde hair, blue eyes, reasonably all like sporm.
Speaker 2: You be able to follow Anna's journey on Big Miracles,
Speaker 2: continues Wednesdays at nine pm on Channel nine and nine.
Speaker 2: Now good luck for the future, mate, Thank you.
Speaker 4: Can we check in with you and see how it's
Speaker 4: fine a little? Please please? We'd love to follow this journey.
Speaker 2: Love that all right across Melbourne. This is an over
Speaker 2: one hundred good morning. You're on the air with Jason
Speaker 2: and Lauren. We're doing it thanks to our mates at Shella.
Speaker 2: Already Express just received some terrible news.
Speaker 4: Now I need to get to the bottom of this
Speaker 4: terrible news because it's confused me. Did you check in
Speaker 4: with your wife?
Speaker 2: Ye?
Speaker 4: Okay. Jason's sitting out there before and this is how
Speaker 4: Jason's little mind works. He's just sitting there watching the TV,
Speaker 4: sitting around, and then he goes, hey, what my kid?
Speaker 4: My kids are off school today. That's weird a And
Speaker 4: I was like, what on a Thursday?
Speaker 2: I don't talk like that, you do, I'm not matter.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, my kids are off school today. That's weird. Hay,
Speaker 4: it is weird on a Thursday. And I said no,
Speaker 4: surely if they've got Thursday off. They've also got Friday off,
Speaker 4: like a long.
Speaker 2: Weekend't My mood shifted when she said that.
Speaker 4: You don't just he goes, well, that's that's my week ruined.
Speaker 4: You don't just have a Thursday after you So, I said,
Speaker 4: text your wife and find out because you haven't got
Speaker 4: all the info.
Speaker 2: She sent me the link to the school newsletter.
Speaker 4: And what does it say? Oh, you haven't been reading
Speaker 4: up on that.
Speaker 2: That's a strong read. Damn it. I've missed out on
Speaker 2: the dad pot and Parma night that was last week.
Speaker 4: Oh, that would have been good.
Speaker 2: One.
Speaker 4: Do you going on the school camp with the dads
Speaker 4: and sons?
Speaker 2: School? Not what we're discussing right now? Did you agree
Speaker 2: to go on that we are discussing?
Speaker 4: Come on, come.
Speaker 2: On Thursday twenty seventh and Friday twenty staff conference. Yes,
Speaker 2: school closure days?
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah yeah.
Speaker 4: Haven't they just gone back to school? Yes?
Speaker 2: Yes they have, Lauren, Thursday idea.
Speaker 4: I told you fill up.
Speaker 2: Care machine in the staff room on a Saturday.
Speaker 4: Hang on, you said that if they also were off
Speaker 4: on Friday, it was going to ruin your week.
Speaker 3: It is. It is a pleasure and a privilege having
Speaker 3: three children which spake to Anna from a big miracles.
Speaker 2: And it's a privilege and a pleasure dropping them off
Speaker 2: at school as well.
Speaker 5: Thank you for being.
Speaker 4: I've got secondhand outrage for you.
Speaker 3: What do you not think?
Speaker 6: It's no They still need some planning time, don't.
Speaker 4: They on a Thursday to Friday? Three weeks? How many
Speaker 4: weeks are we?
Speaker 3: If they take them together, that's good because that gets
Speaker 3: them out of the way.
Speaker 6: Sure, there's no more curriculum.
Speaker 4: Three day weeks.
Speaker 2: Cape shak.
Speaker 4: We're going to have all your rug rats in here
Speaker 4: in the morning.
Speaker 2: Probably everything will be filthy and dirty. It's a religious school.
Speaker 2: Got to be headless with this.
Speaker 3: What they wealthy and dirty? Your kids?
Speaker 4: Your children, they're not coming in here. You bought one
Speaker 4: of them in ace in the household. You didn't tell.
Speaker 2: Us we got rid of the lice?
Speaker 3: Have they got worms?
Speaker 4: You brought felix in when your family had headlines and
Speaker 4: you didn't tell us.
Speaker 2: Anyway, We're going to go have a great day.
Speaker 3: Everyone, lounge on our couch.
Speaker 4: He slept on our We've got excerminadors in checkers with
Speaker 4: make sure they're fling wormed.
Speaker 2: Before the worst things have happened. On the couch in
Speaker 2: the office, all right.
Speaker 3: Like what what what have you done? We must hose
Speaker 3: your children down because they come and the couch put
Speaker 3: a plastic sheet on it.
Speaker 4: They shouldn't be allowed in our office in his own right.
Speaker 2: Dave will say tomorrow bye.
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 4: Gonna be a good day. Jason Lauren Jason Lauren wake
Speaker 4: up feeling good on number one hundred. Jason Lauren Boom
Speaker 4: on socials,