Speaker 1: Good morning, Melbourne, Jason Lauren, We'll start your morning the
Speaker 1: right away.
Speaker 2: Great, this is Jason Lauren. Melvin's No, you're one hundred. Well,
Speaker 2: good morning everybody. Welcoming a Wednesday. Have you doing?
Speaker 3: God?
Speaker 4: Good morning?
Speaker 2: Good morning? Are we We are good. We're still live
Speaker 2: from the nov mother Ship. We're doing the show from
Speaker 2: Sydney this morning and then we head back home to Melbourne.
Speaker 4: Back home to Melbourne. I can't wait to get home.
Speaker 4: I feel like I've hardly been home.
Speaker 5: We haven't been home.
Speaker 4: No, we've been We've been.
Speaker 5: Happy, traveling, gallivanting around the world America.
Speaker 4: No, it's time to go home. It's time to go home.
Speaker 4: It's time to stay home for quite some time. I
Speaker 4: don't want to leave my suburb. Welcome to my at
Speaker 4: least six weeks, maybe a month.
Speaker 2: I was thinking, yes, but that's fine.
Speaker 4: No month, you need a month in my house.
Speaker 2: This is what mate. You're not going to drag me
Speaker 2: out a bent lead to the rest of the Year's now.
Speaker 4: Click, you've got your dogs out this morning, my dogs.
Speaker 4: You got the toes out.
Speaker 5: He's injured. I'm still very injured in the foot department.
Speaker 5: Yesterday were dragging on.
Speaker 4: Dragging through your ailments.
Speaker 2: The Nover photo shoot. When the guy said can you
Speaker 2: jump oh no and clingers my toe?
Speaker 5: I was just no, I did. I jumped on I've
Speaker 5: got a I don't want it. It's it's old ground.
Speaker 4: He's got he's got a boister.
Speaker 5: I've got a broken toe.
Speaker 4: Now, I've got a broken toe.
Speaker 2: If anybody.
Speaker 4: Call it a broken toe until you get next ray
Speaker 4: and show that it's broken.
Speaker 2: Oh that's remember at school. But like I think I
Speaker 2: broke my arm.
Speaker 4: Go and get a next ray tar and then I'll hear.
Speaker 2: A past and let me sign it. Otherwise I don't
Speaker 2: want to know about it. If anyone is listening from
Speaker 2: Virgin Australia, if you can help us organize a cart
Speaker 2: to be on at Sydney Airport today or when we
Speaker 2: touched down in Melbourne.
Speaker 5: Yeah, what, I'll take it if we're gonna have I'm
Speaker 5: feeling this morning.
Speaker 2: To take him through the terminal. I'm in a great mod.
Speaker 2: Guess what I did?
Speaker 4: What did you do? You stayed up late and party?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 2: No, you know the air con you know how your stays?
Speaker 5: What for this?
Speaker 4: What did you do?
Speaker 1: Now?
Speaker 2: So the hotel yesterday?
Speaker 4: You're in a foul mood.
Speaker 2: The air con went out, and I almost don't. I
Speaker 2: don't think it was eight.
Speaker 5: What's zeo?
Speaker 4: Just like low power?
Speaker 2: I thought it does nothing.
Speaker 4: No, that's turned off.
Speaker 2: So you know how we're saying it goes in the
Speaker 2: eco made you stay when we went in the room,
Speaker 2: I thought, I wonder if it does it when we're sleeping,
Speaker 2: So set my alarm at one am, woke up and
Speaker 2: put the air coon back on.
Speaker 4: Mind didn't turn off when I was sleeping, though mine did.
Speaker 5: No, Mind didn't neither. I think you're in a duble.
Speaker 4: I think it. No, I think it's a U problem.
Speaker 4: I think you've put on a weed city. Yeah, because
Speaker 4: if no one else has that. Gen Z stayed in
Speaker 4: the same hotel, Gens. Did you have the air con?
Speaker 4: Is shoe?
Speaker 2: Just yeah?
Speaker 4: Just yeah, No, it's me problem. Times you've got to
Speaker 4: look with in Jason.
Speaker 2: I was so proud to wake up with one a
Speaker 2: clock change.
Speaker 5: Yeah, com went back to bit, fell back to sleep.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Because also there was the sheer joy of going actually,
Speaker 2: this isn't the alarm to get up, this is the
Speaker 2: air corner alarm. Fel cooked ma, thank you. Let's get
Speaker 2: into it. Ariy styles. How coming up today, We've got
Speaker 2: your edge Shearing tickets. When you hear us play ed,
Speaker 2: give us a ring and tickets will be yours plus guys,
Speaker 2: will today be the day fifty thousand dollars cash after
Speaker 2: seven here on over one hundred. Good morning, A little
Speaker 2: bit different compared to yesterday. Guys, we've got oh no, oh,
Speaker 2: that's my bad.
Speaker 4: What you're looking at the bomb in the wrong state,
Speaker 4: aren't you?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 4: Maybe we are in Sydney this morning, but in Melbourne
Speaker 4: it will be twenty five degrees today, so got a
Speaker 4: nice change late last time.
Speaker 2: I was about to say that sucks. We've got showers
Speaker 2: and thirty two today. No, no, no, no, Sydney that.
Speaker 4: It's Actually it's gonna be quite a warm weekend. A
Speaker 4: head as well? Are you're not happening to me this morning?
Speaker 4: Because we are in Sidney? Yeah, coming home. I booked
Speaker 4: an uber to come to work, to come to the
Speaker 4: Sydney studios, and we're at a hotel and I went
Speaker 4: down to getting my uber and I saw it starting
Speaker 4: to drive off and there was a woman in it
Speaker 4: on the way and I was like, that's mine, And
Speaker 4: then another identical one pulled up behind and she just
Speaker 4: jumped in the wrong one. I nearly ended up at
Speaker 4: the airport, and you nearly ended up with a stranger
Speaker 4: here at Nova whatever number this is nine six nine
Speaker 4: six night, so one hundred over Sydney, welcome back to
Speaker 4: She had she had her ear and was excuse me,
Speaker 4: I think that's mine, and the driver's like, wait what,
Speaker 4: and I thankfully just saw the number plate and he
Speaker 4: pulled over. He goes what, I'm like, that's my uber
Speaker 4: and the woman got out and she's like, no, this
Speaker 4: is mine. And then she took her EarPods out and
Speaker 4: he goes, I said three times you Lauren, and she
Speaker 4: just didn't respond. She stayed in it. Imagine mate, just
Speaker 4: sitting there and then get it out. And I'm at
Speaker 4: the airport.
Speaker 2: Is there something small part of you that is intrigued
Speaker 2: to see who?
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm really didn't.
Speaker 4: She look like she kind of looks dirty dogs.
Speaker 5: Now.
Speaker 4: You know what, though, if I was at the airport,
Speaker 4: I would have gone straight to Virgin gone the first light.
Speaker 4: I said sorry, I'm not coming back.
Speaker 2: Would be your fault. Never be my fault, your fault,
Speaker 2: that was.
Speaker 4: But she would have been like, where the hell am
Speaker 4: I so.
Speaker 5: Did she apologize?
Speaker 4: She was just kind of like, well, no, this is mine,
Speaker 4: and he goes, is your name Lauren? And she said no,
Speaker 4: but I have I have Alexis And then the other
Speaker 4: Lexus pulled up, but she had nice counts. They were
Speaker 4: both matching. I don't know. It was whatever was the
Speaker 4: fastest memory.
Speaker 2: It looks like it was selling naughty stuff during the
Speaker 2: night was just trashed.
Speaker 4: It was horrible. Anyway you could have ended up with her,
Speaker 4: You might have had a had quite a fun morning
Speaker 4: with a stranger that.
Speaker 2: Could have been your wife. Sliding doors moment could have
Speaker 2: been maybe.
Speaker 4: Well, she would have been furious that she was here
Speaker 4: and not on her flight, possibly the Sunshine Coast or
Speaker 4: somewhere fabulous.
Speaker 2: My mate Sam was doing school pick up and he
Speaker 2: had the dog in the back and he was just
Speaker 2: sitting outside school and the lady walked up and got
Speaker 2: in and I like this, you've got a dog with you,
Speaker 2: And he's like, hello.
Speaker 4: I've done it before. Out the front of my house
Speaker 4: jumped in a car and I haven't looked, and there's
Speaker 4: a car with someone sitting in and out the front,
Speaker 4: and I'm like, Hi, have you never done that.
Speaker 5: Awkward when it's transactional, when the couple or the passenger
Speaker 5: is getting out of the.
Speaker 4: Hi you're just down there and wait you think you're
Speaker 4: having a good day. Driver on it, you off and
Speaker 4: pick up. Didn't wait one second without a job.
Speaker 2: Same spot. Oh wow, Well shout out to Jenny.
Speaker 4: Come and she won't listening, should be listening.
Speaker 5: Jenny has a ring whatever it is in Sydney.
Speaker 4: How are you, Jason Lawrence?
Speaker 6: Start up, shut down.
Speaker 2: I'm really enjoying this. We'll getting some bloody great ideas
Speaker 2: coming through it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, this is where we get ideas. People tell us
Speaker 4: your big idea, what have you wanted to invent? What
Speaker 4: have you been thinking about inventing? And we will be
Speaker 4: helping you on your journals so far.
Speaker 2: So I was just going to say we had the
Speaker 2: lady wanted to start up and make your own pizza.
Speaker 4: Restaurant and kind of like a sushi chain but with
Speaker 4: pizza topics.
Speaker 5: Then yesterday, genius, brilliant barbershop at the airport Haircuts. Aircuts,
Speaker 5: what a great name. I mean, if the name's not
Speaker 5: a winner, the idea is.
Speaker 2: I just can't like nowhere port. You know, I has
Speaker 2: a barb no.
Speaker 4: You probably can't have scissors, I would assume.
Speaker 5: So what are we going to use? That's probably the.
Speaker 4: Nail salon idea that I had I think could work.
Speaker 4: No swissors required.
Speaker 2: Could they borrow the chains from combat that attached to
Speaker 2: the pens maybe?
Speaker 4: Yeah, scissors is shoe I think?
Speaker 2: Yeah, But no no, because I've seen people unpack stock
Speaker 2: and everything shops behind security. You know what I mean,
Speaker 2: like Oxford and.
Speaker 4: What you think someone's going to not be able to
Speaker 4: take a leather shoe on the what's with Oxford?
Speaker 2: I love? I'm not having to go with them.
Speaker 4: Someone's going to take a horsey tie on? What are you?
Speaker 2: You know what I'm saying? What is it?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 4: No, he's got a suit case full of brown leather shoes.
Speaker 2: I've walked past Oxford, well the pajamas Peter Alexander too,
Speaker 2: and they've got like knives and scissors and they're using
Speaker 2: it to open the boxes so they can they can
Speaker 2: have them. Why can't Aircuts have them?
Speaker 4: Good question, babe, going to keep me up.
Speaker 2: So get the feeling. Oxford so random? So random?
Speaker 4: They are at every airp Why are they every airport?
Speaker 4: It's an Oxford and a Pedro exam j Baile. It's
Speaker 4: often a rip curl.
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Speaker 2: com dot are you. We're going to get five genius
Speaker 2: ideas and someone will walk away with five K at
Speaker 2: the end of the week. Let's go to Christy.
Speaker 4: Christy, not a warning morning, good morning, Hello. Tell us
Speaker 4: about what you do now and what would you like
Speaker 4: to be doing?
Speaker 8: Oh well, you know, I do a bit of an
Speaker 8: admin work.
Speaker 3: I'm out of offices and.
Speaker 2: Your ideas, gal, I think, so I didn't.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I do, okay, all right, talk to through your
Speaker 4: big idea pitch.
Speaker 8: It's called naps to go. So it's the mobile van
Speaker 8: delivering twenty minute powers to exhorted workers product.
Speaker 2: I mean, I hang on, hang and hang on. I
Speaker 2: was always taught don't get in the van.
Speaker 5: What sort of facilities does the van have?
Speaker 4: Sorry?
Speaker 5: What do we have in the van? Just a bit.
Speaker 8: It's got sleeping pods, so you know, it's got mood lighting.
Speaker 8: It's all come and relaxing. You get hit twenty minutes
Speaker 8: power enough woken by gentle noises. Not a layout alarm
Speaker 8: and you come out feeling refreshed and read to take
Speaker 8: on the rest of the day.
Speaker 2: And is it only one person per vent or is
Speaker 2: this like a stack them up situation?
Speaker 8: Well, it's just a concept at this point.
Speaker 3: I don't know. I'm between the two.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I think maybe an individual van might work.
Speaker 4: But growth if you've got like eight people in there,
Speaker 4: imagine all the linen. You'd have to change the linen.
Speaker 8: Yes, you don't worry, I throw it.
Speaker 3: You're going intrect, you know, Christy.
Speaker 4: I'm on your side, but I don't. I don't think
Speaker 4: power naps work. I'm now twenty minutes now.
Speaker 2: Think it's not an event.
Speaker 8: Science back by science. You'll be productive, you'll be ready
Speaker 8: to take on the rest of the day.
Speaker 5: I don't know, you know what, throwing some sort of
Speaker 5: massage situation.
Speaker 4: I'm there massage to go?
Speaker 2: I don't know. Yeah, I don't know. If you that, Christie,
Speaker 2: it's a good idea, I reckon, Okay, yep, a great idea.
Speaker 2: You're in the draw all right, and she's.
Speaker 3: Still If your phone gets low you started.
Speaker 4: This is like, yeah, good point.
Speaker 2: Have you got to count your name for it to go?
Speaker 2: Mattress and event like nap two go, nap two go.
Speaker 4: Yeah, why did you say nap to go?
Speaker 5: Just two number two?
Speaker 2: What sounds like you're doing to in the event the
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Speaker 5: When you look around your office you see some some
Speaker 5: flagging people.
Speaker 4: I don't know what you're talking about in here this morning.
Speaker 2: I know one way you go.
Speaker 4: One of our producers asleep under the desk at the moment.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna order up to go, can do a poll
Speaker 2: in the van coming up. We'll check around away and
Speaker 2: in his next Now.
Speaker 5: You might recall a number of years ago over in
Speaker 5: the UK, in London, the soccer hooligans got together as
Speaker 5: a choir as a pub wire soccer hooligans. They call
Speaker 5: themselves a whole heap of burly English lads in a
Speaker 5: pub and they they came up with their own version
Speaker 5: of that song.
Speaker 7: Here it is, Oh, be your dream hobby, always shall
Speaker 7: be your fantasy.
Speaker 2: I'll be your own hobby, your love, be everything that
Speaker 2: you need.
Speaker 4: I remember that. It just got bigger and bigger. It
Speaker 4: was so good.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that was That was a number of years ago.
Speaker 5: Well we now have a new iteration of a new
Speaker 5: version and it's in Victoria, Queen's Cliffe. The Queen's Cliff
Speaker 5: Footy Club come up with their own version as part
Speaker 5: of their twenty twenty six membership campaign. Here it is,
Speaker 5: I'll be your dream Ilby with your fantasy.
Speaker 2: I'll be your home, I'll be your Luffy, everything that
Speaker 2: you need.
Speaker 6: I love you.
Speaker 2: I love that.
Speaker 4: That's great, so good. You've got to jump on their
Speaker 4: Instagram and have a look if you haven't seen it.
Speaker 2: They run through the banner.
Speaker 4: Now there is a new front man, and that front
Speaker 4: man is the senior coach of the Queenscliff Coonteris. He
Speaker 4: joins us. Now, Jamo, good.
Speaker 7: Morning, good morning team.
Speaker 4: How are we you found? Fame Dahl?
Speaker 7: Oh, I'm a busy man this morning. I'm on TV.
Speaker 7: I've got a couple of radio stations, but I made
Speaker 7: sure I put you guys.
Speaker 4: Per Thanks Jamo. Now talk us through the idea. Whose
Speaker 4: idea was it and how much convincing did it take
Speaker 4: to get the lads on board.
Speaker 7: I can't believe I'm saying this, but it was actually
Speaker 7: my idea. So Alie Wayne, who our president, She's she's
Speaker 7: a pocket rocket, and I knew that she would have
Speaker 7: made us do something stupid. So I was scaring the
Speaker 7: internet to find something that wasn't anything that he had
Speaker 7: to dance or do anything like that. I found The
Speaker 7: Soccer Hooligans quit, and I thought, you don't have to
Speaker 7: be a great singer to sing like the Soccer Hooligans,
Speaker 7: which suits me, although I felt Darren Hayes's falsetto was
Speaker 7: a little bit low and I just heard.
Speaker 5: The song back, big fella, you you're a Savage Garden fan.
Speaker 7: I love Savage Garden. I grew up with it. The
Speaker 7: funny thing is only two people were old enough to
Speaker 7: know who Savage Garden.
Speaker 4: When I watched it, I was like, those boys are
Speaker 4: reading the lyrics, they don't know what they're doing.
Speaker 2: The Animal song as well, they just did the one, Hey,
Speaker 2: what's the missus?
Speaker 7: Think, oh the miss loves it, mate, she loves it
Speaker 7: more than I'm on the show with you guys. But yeah, she.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she was.
Speaker 7: We didn't think it was going to blow up like this,
Speaker 7: let's put it that way. And we're picking back as
Speaker 7: we woke up yesterday morning watching it go viral and
Speaker 7: it's been a funny one exactly.
Speaker 4: This is a membership drive for the Queen's Cliff Couters. Now,
Speaker 4: how good are the Couters? I believe you last want
Speaker 4: a premiership in twenty thirteen.
Speaker 7: Yeah, two thousand and thirty was our last plag so
Speaker 7: we had a pretty good year last year. We do
Speaker 7: for another one. So that's what we'll be trying to
Speaker 7: do this year. If this doesn't get.
Speaker 4: In the way, have you got many more members from
Speaker 4: the from the ad?
Speaker 7: I think it's driving pretty well. You know, we're only
Speaker 7: it's down of fifteen hundred people, so we're going to
Speaker 7: do everything that we tend to get members to the club.
Speaker 7: Where the last sort of club in Geelong you drive
Speaker 7: through forty clubs to get to them. So we're trying
Speaker 7: to promote the club and it's worked well.
Speaker 5: Hey Jemo, what's the current club song?
Speaker 7: The current current club. Song goes for about four and
Speaker 7: a half minutes. Oh, it's a mix between Sydney and
Speaker 7: the Western Bulldogs. Oh it finishes, and it finishes with
Speaker 7: us in a circle bobbing up and down on a
Speaker 7: ship like cooters. Back to this, so you would not
Speaker 7: believe the club.
Speaker 5: So if you heard it, okay, so you know we
Speaker 5: send that, we might might replace it with truly madly deeper.
Speaker 4: Great idea we're going to We're going to sign up
Speaker 4: and become members. Jamo. Now, if anyone else wants to
Speaker 4: sign up and become a member of the Queen's Cliff Cooters,
Speaker 4: what have they got to do?
Speaker 7: I'm pretty sure there's a link on our Instagram and
Speaker 7: Facebook to just go on their fifty five bucks cheap
Speaker 7: as chips in Australia.
Speaker 2: As we speak, mate, we are very proud members.
Speaker 4: Now three new members. We're going to follow you for
Speaker 4: the whole season too.
Speaker 5: I think first match this season we should get Darren
Speaker 5: Hayes down there just to do a when he's the
Speaker 5: first man to do a rendition.
Speaker 7: To watch Easter Weekend against get Darren down there.
Speaker 4: It's going to come, but I'm away for East.
Speaker 2: We'll text him and get back to you.
Speaker 5: There that just before they run through the banner. Yeah, Darren,
Speaker 5: if you.
Speaker 4: Fireworks, we love good on your demo.
Speaker 2: All right, let's they can take us to the break.
Speaker 2: I'll be your dream. I'll be always You're fair, the see,
Speaker 2: ov your hope.
Speaker 9: I'll be your everything that you need.
Speaker 2: I love you. You are on the air with Jason
Speaker 2: Lauren clint here as well. You're listening to Nomber one
Speaker 2: hundred and you are listening out for the manned Ed Sheeran,
Speaker 2: as he famously says, Lauren Phillips, ah.
Speaker 4: Maa maa ware. He's driving at nineties.
Speaker 2: That's a that's the song. The song we're listening for
Speaker 2: over past Graffiti. When you hear it, give us a ring.
Speaker 2: We will play it sometime between now and nine this morning.
Speaker 5: He is on his way.
Speaker 4: He's on his way, driving at ninety.
Speaker 5: Now. We did hear from Olivia Dean just before and
Speaker 5: Jace reference that she is the Queen of the wind Machine. Well,
Speaker 5: yesterday we had our own Queen of the wind Machine.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we had a we had a network photo.
Speaker 5: Shoot, our own queen. Lauren Phillips commandeered the win machine
Speaker 5: all the all.
Speaker 4: The shows were there, our show, the Drive Show, the
Speaker 4: New Drive shown. You should listen to it. It's Fitzy,
Speaker 4: Whipper and Kate.
Speaker 2: Kate Whisper.
Speaker 10: Did you say end and Whipper and Kate, but it's
Speaker 10: not called They literally had this conversation on there because
Speaker 10: they were struggling to set their own name.
Speaker 4: Well, then don't tell me off if they can't.
Speaker 2: Every day's school day Fitz Whipper.
Speaker 4: And Kate, not fitz and Whipper and Ate.
Speaker 2: It cost too much to print the looker, Okay.
Speaker 4: So fifty Whiper Kate with there. The Sydney Breakfast Show there,
Speaker 4: the Brisbane Breakfast.
Speaker 2: Show were there, Christy Swan and Jack.
Speaker 4: Christy Swan and Jack with that. Jack Charles took a
Speaker 4: long time doing portraits for days.
Speaker 5: I know it was for days, and then he did
Speaker 5: portress for days.
Speaker 4: I love Jack Charles. Anyway, we then did some photos,
Speaker 4: individual photos, group photos, and yes, I had a week.
Speaker 4: I had a lot of hair going.
Speaker 5: So you had big hair and so what what happens?
Speaker 5: What's the process with the wind machine? Because it was
Speaker 5: like a blower, a makida.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it was.
Speaker 5: Make it look like it's.
Speaker 4: Just naturally blowing. I think, I mean, I didn't do it. Max,
Speaker 4: the hair and makeup artist, was on the floor blowing.
Speaker 4: Jace loved it. He was blowing the blower because Jace
Speaker 4: loved the air conditioning.
Speaker 2: I get back down there, Max, do you come on brother?
Speaker 5: Help? There were lots of incredible revelations alone. I don't
Speaker 5: anxiety one he's not so much caught my eye, but
Speaker 5: caught my ear? Did it catch your ear?
Speaker 4: To which one?
Speaker 5: Jace? He made a declaration.
Speaker 4: So the whole stations sitting around because there's a lot
Speaker 4: of there's a lot of.
Speaker 5: Wasting around wearing a water break.
Speaker 4: Well no, actually Jay's ordered beers to the shoe, so
Speaker 4: every one else is working and trying to look like
Speaker 4: trim terrific, and Jason ordered to slab.
Speaker 2: You've got a hydrates like yeah, I even had to
Speaker 2: hold her a bottle. Why didn't want to crack them open?
Speaker 4: Of the photographers, So all the shows like you're sitting around,
Speaker 4: gets too late in the day. We're around a table.
Speaker 4: It's just kind of waiting their turns, scrolling their phones.
Speaker 4: And Jase goes, you know the grain, What did he say, Clint?
Speaker 5: He said, I can't remember the exact language.
Speaker 4: God, And I said what's wrong? And he goes another
Speaker 4: problem with the investment property, having an investment property about
Speaker 4: one of my investment properties, and Silent.
Speaker 2: Going to need a crane.
Speaker 5: They're asking Al.
Speaker 4: Must be for the third story of one of his
Speaker 4: multiple investment properties. And everyone, everyone just looked at him
Speaker 4: and went other people, you toss up I.
Speaker 2: Was expecting with a sympathy.
Speaker 11: Except sympathy.
Speaker 4: He's sitting there and he's.
Speaker 2: Mortgages on our one heart.
Speaker 4: Maintenance on the second investment. Oh not infants in the pool,
Speaker 4: pump in the investor.
Speaker 5: Machine right now, not the invest What do we need
Speaker 5: a crane in?
Speaker 4: We're going to need a.
Speaker 2: Crad I've got to get onto the property Manachi today
Speaker 2: and find out what the tenants of bloody broken this time.
Speaker 2: I've got to get the roof. Yeah, it's just it's
Speaker 2: quite stressful property.
Speaker 4: You're not stressful trying to pay one mortgage or your
Speaker 4: rent that bank?
Speaker 5: Does you know?
Speaker 4: You don't? We know because you know what he said
Speaker 4: to me, thinking of getting rid of the tenants and
Speaker 4: just using it as a holiday.
Speaker 2: Good morning, Melbourne, working on Wednesday. It's going to be
Speaker 2: a nice days today.
Speaker 4: It is. It's actually going I mean it's nowhere near
Speaker 4: as hot as it was yesterday Melbourne, but it is
Speaker 4: going to be a warm weekend ahead. I think we're
Speaker 4: looking at tops of twenty five today and then tomorrow
Speaker 4: twenty five again, and then thirty one for Friday, twenty
Speaker 4: nine Saturday, and thirty three on Sunday's rain around on
Speaker 4: Sunday though, sorry, rain on Sunday.
Speaker 2: No, that's fine, that's meal prep Saturday, glorious.
Speaker 4: No rain twenty nine to days.
Speaker 2: Love that for us, I speaking meal prep. Do you
Speaker 2: know we have a new Clint today.
Speaker 5: I've hit the reset button, guys, reset day.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 5: I did what earlier in the year that I'd hit
Speaker 5: the fitness and well being and health and all the
Speaker 5: rest reset button.
Speaker 2: But today's day you're going for another round of mental health.
Speaker 5: Well no, just I just want to, you know, just
Speaker 5: tighten things up a little bit.
Speaker 4: You're so vain.
Speaker 5: I love it your so vain.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I love it. I love it. We've got in
Speaker 4: the elevators at the hotel and it was like, look
Speaker 4: at me, I just don't look my best.
Speaker 2: You look great, you say in the suit you couldn't
Speaker 2: sit down, but you look like.
Speaker 4: He was trying to get into a high and I said,
Speaker 4: don't hats. He'll blow the ass out of those if
Speaker 4: he doesn't hike. He not good idea. Now, no, I
Speaker 4: think we should all. You know, it's a good time
Speaker 4: of the year. Last year, I did feb Fast last year,
Speaker 4: remember that's right. I was like a terrible month to
Speaker 4: do a lot of so sure, and it's hot and
Speaker 4: it's sunny, and I know that's not an excuse, and
Speaker 4: that's all the wrong reasons. But it's short month, so
Speaker 4: twenty eight days.
Speaker 2: It's quet Well, that's why.
Speaker 4: But I might do March. What a dry March. Maybe
Speaker 4: it doesn't have the same hat three days longer. I'm
Speaker 4: going to cut it short at twenty eight days. But
Speaker 4: you said to me, that's it when we're in America.
Speaker 4: When I come back, I'm only drinking long blacks. That
Speaker 4: was going to be your first. You were dropping the
Speaker 4: almond milk. So far you've had a Moca Connor and
Speaker 4: an almond and a bowl of musely.
Speaker 5: Well, that's all right, that's good.
Speaker 2: Yeah, milkshaking out of coffee this morning? What do I
Speaker 2: always say, a thick ache?
Speaker 4: He's a meal? Yes, no, being no bacon this morning?
Speaker 4: How you going, do you have a bacon and egg?
Speaker 2: Sorry?
Speaker 4: Did you have a bacon and negroll?
Speaker 2: I'm not, I'm not.
Speaker 4: No, I'm not, I'm not.
Speaker 6: I'm not.
Speaker 4: I'm just asking. Was it good?
Speaker 5: It was excellent? Yeah, we should reset as a team.
Speaker 2: Was like there was like those homemade bacon negrols? Was
Speaker 2: ye Chrispy running yolk? Yeah?
Speaker 5: Big boy getting on his shirt?
Speaker 2: No, big boy didn't get on his ship.
Speaker 4: Boy weren't in the same T shirt he wore yesterday.
Speaker 4: No excuse me, you got two of the same.
Speaker 11: No, no, you're not wearing the same shower.
Speaker 2: You wearing the same I was wearing the Navy. This
Speaker 2: is the he's been shopping.
Speaker 4: Down to Rotten Gun again.
Speaker 2: This is the song you are listening out for and shell.
Speaker 2: When you hear that, it's share an overpass graffiti, give
Speaker 2: us a ring. Thirteen twenty four ten is our number?
Speaker 7: Not yet?
Speaker 2: When you hear ed Sheeran, Hey, guys coming up next.
Speaker 2: I had a real show. I thing very much. We
Speaker 2: are going to talk late Bloomers. Would you do later
Speaker 2: in life? Taylor Swift, This is an over one hundred
Speaker 2: Good morning. You are on the air with Jason Lauren
Speaker 2: Clints here as well. Winter Olympics in full swing, however,
Speaker 2: or not in full swing, Clint, you were mentioning earlier
Speaker 2: some of the events been moved or canceled, postponed.
Speaker 5: No, no, So when I went back to my hotel
Speaker 5: room nice and early last night, I switched on Channel
Speaker 5: nine's coverage of the Winter Games and there was just
Speaker 5: like a vicious snow storm, much too much snow. So
Speaker 5: all the aerials, the freestyle aerials, which Australia are pretty
Speaker 5: good at because we've won an array of gold medals
Speaker 5: over the years, an array. Yeah, they had to plays play.
Speaker 2: Isn't that that really says a lot about a person
Speaker 2: Like he goes back to his room, he put on
Speaker 2: the Channel nine Olympics coverage. I watched the Kelly clarks
Speaker 2: and Talk show yesterday.
Speaker 4: I love Kelly Clarks has guests.
Speaker 2: Well, she always opens the show doing Kelleryoki, so she
Speaker 2: does she does a cover.
Speaker 5: Of a So is that sort of channeling a bit
Speaker 5: of Ellen her own? Because Ellen used to dance.
Speaker 2: Anyway, we're not.
Speaker 4: Here, Kelly Clarks and no Ill. I watched Bridgington, did you, oh, guys,
Speaker 4: I'm sorry in to the new season. Well, there's a
Speaker 4: new character called Sophie and so far I love Sophie,
Speaker 4: Love Sophie.
Speaker 2: I was watching back to the Lemma Games. Did you
Speaker 2: see the American America the curler?
Speaker 4: Now, which's curling?
Speaker 2: Where they.
Speaker 4: It's that one?
Speaker 2: Yeah. Someone got accused of cheating the other day, and.
Speaker 4: How do you cheating curling?
Speaker 2: He told the Aussie to off. I was like, that
Speaker 2: is not Canadian.
Speaker 4: Like, no, it's also not in the spirit of the games.
Speaker 2: No, it isn't what I was cheating.
Speaker 4: How do you cheating the curling?
Speaker 2: You push it with your finger?
Speaker 4: Oh, when you're doing the broomstick.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so what you do is you with curling like
Speaker 2: you go along and then you shout like the that
Speaker 2: goes along the ice you can't touch it after that,
Speaker 2: and then you with the brush.
Speaker 4: Is it a two man sport or one?
Speaker 5: There's many of you Jason being.
Speaker 2: An Olympic cheater, wouldn't he You're gonna say champion?
Speaker 4: No, no, no, he cheats it everything.
Speaker 1: No.
Speaker 2: Remember when I beat the Olympic bowls guy, long bowls guy,
Speaker 2: I beat it.
Speaker 5: That was that's jeesus, You've gone back a long way.
Speaker 2: Is it a different lot? He won a medal at
Speaker 2: the Olympic Games. I was at the common game, which.
Speaker 5: Is like school sports.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, you're no longer a sports reporter, are you.
Speaker 4: Oh my goodness, Tony Jones with spinning in his grave
Speaker 4: for you saying that, No, it's true.
Speaker 5: It's team now.
Speaker 4: The There are some some interesting sports, like the one
Speaker 4: where they lie on top of each other and go
Speaker 4: down there?
Speaker 5: Is that the skeleton or the luge?
Speaker 2: The louge?
Speaker 4: Not it's the one where they lie on top of
Speaker 4: each other skelouge, Isn't it on a skeleton? What's the
Speaker 4: difference between the skeleton and.
Speaker 5: The luge or the bob sled? You're in closed?
Speaker 4: I know the bob sled?
Speaker 5: Where is a skeleton? You're on top of each other
Speaker 5: on that little Who.
Speaker 4: Decided to try that as a sport?
Speaker 2: How did they come up with it? You know what
Speaker 2: you like when you're a kid. That's all on the
Speaker 2: scale and then someone goes this could be an event.
Speaker 2: Fifty four year old olympian is the oldest ever Olympian
Speaker 2: and he has joined the American Curling tea fifty four.
Speaker 4: He's still young at fifty four.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but it's interesting because you're right though, like fifty
Speaker 2: isn't what fifty used to be?
Speaker 4: Is lawn bowls at the Summer Olympics must be no,
Speaker 4: just common games that would have that would have old
Speaker 4: older participants.
Speaker 2: I imagine what.
Speaker 5: About ten pin bowling?
Speaker 4: That's that should do that At any eight there could
Speaker 4: be six year olds in the Olympics. If you've seen
Speaker 4: some of those kids.
Speaker 2: You with their little flick a curtain twenty fourteen.
Speaker 4: What were you a late starter to weren't you thirty
Speaker 4: six when you got you driver's license twenty seven? That's
Speaker 4: the late bland. That's a late bloom if your driving person, Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 4: twenty six seven, twenty seven, Yeah, did you just get
Speaker 4: the bus around?
Speaker 5: No, you're going to girl friends to drive him around?
Speaker 4: If he had a girlfriend, let's get here.
Speaker 2: You got a lot of cat who's on his bike?
Speaker 2: R thirty twenty four ten is out number? Yeah, I
Speaker 2: got my license on a twenty seven.
Speaker 4: I love people let start things later in life, like
Speaker 4: people who have started singing lessons or something in their sixties.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, good on you, And I feel like retirees
Speaker 4: they go they go mad and try all new things,
Speaker 4: like now.
Speaker 5: They've got plenty of time. Yes, yeah, well, I'll say
Speaker 5: this is a revelation coming and I'm here for it.
Speaker 5: It's going to be embarrassing.
Speaker 2: No, what I want support, OK, I'm thinking about I've
Speaker 2: always wanted to learn how to serve.
Speaker 5: I will I will on behalf of Melbourne, pay excellent
Speaker 5: money to drive you down to Bell's speech and whack
Speaker 5: you on a.
Speaker 2: Figure you don't like. No urban concrete floor, Yeah yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: you in.
Speaker 5: A wet suit would be fantastic.
Speaker 2: Trying to get that fronting little string?
Speaker 4: Did crack it before you even got to the water.
Speaker 2: Trying to get that thing on thurteen twenty four ten
Speaker 2: is our number. In return, I got gold Grass movie
Speaker 2: vouchers up for Grass.
Speaker 4: Shall we all learn something late in life? I like
Speaker 4: to I'd like to start horse riding.
Speaker 2: In the Melbourne imagine. I just pictured the Queen. Pain
Speaker 2: needs to be out there.
Speaker 4: Maybe the jumping one jump.
Speaker 2: You just want the pants?
Speaker 4: What about that? Isn't there one where you just trot around?
Speaker 5: Yeah? That's it's what we do now, isn't that.
Speaker 4: No, I don't want to be in an arena. I
Speaker 4: want to be riding horses in like paddicks and things.
Speaker 5: So you want to be show jumper.
Speaker 4: No, no, no, I just want to be a horse rider,
Speaker 4: not not competition. Well you're sorry. You don't want to
Speaker 4: go to the the rip curl pro. You just want
Speaker 4: to learn how to serve.
Speaker 2: I know that I'm not putting limitations on it. You
Speaker 2: never know.
Speaker 4: I think we should all start something later in life.
Speaker 4: What are you going to start?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 2: God, I just bought a kindle.
Speaker 4: We're you going to write a book though you're me
Speaker 4: an author?
Speaker 2: Thurney.
Speaker 5: I'm like, I'll do a triathlon. I've always want to
Speaker 5: do a triathlon.
Speaker 4: A triathlon.
Speaker 2: God, we picked a horseback, give it a go.
Speaker 5: You're going to be he's going to serve and you're
Speaker 5: on a horse at Flemington.
Speaker 2: No Melbourne Cupbourn Cup.
Speaker 11: I just wanted to Melburn Cup.
Speaker 2: Third A twenty four ten is our number? What have
Speaker 2: you later started later in life?
Speaker 4: I love this.
Speaker 2: Is our number. Give us a call. Let the phones
Speaker 2: next on over but you'll say single ladies, Good morning
Speaker 2: Melbourne twenty seven past seven. You are on the air
Speaker 2: with Jason Lauren Clints here as well. We are talking
Speaker 2: I guess later in life.
Speaker 4: Mumor at something? Is there something that you've started later
Speaker 4: in life? There is an Olympic curler who has made
Speaker 4: the team in America. He's fifty four years old, which
Speaker 4: isn't It's not all some Olympians are seventeen. Yeah, and
Speaker 4: so we want to know. On thirteen twenty four ten,
Speaker 4: what did you start later in life? I think I
Speaker 4: want to start horse riding.
Speaker 2: I'm taking up surfing.
Speaker 4: I'll believe that when I say it.
Speaker 2: Who do we have on Mick Fanning? Yeah? We had
Speaker 2: Mick con Yeah, yeah, I might see if I can
Speaker 2: get him. Fishes Surfing comm.
Speaker 5: In Lane Beachley. I know Lane Beachley pretty well. Name
Speaker 5: drop seven time will Jo?
Speaker 4: Do you know Lane beach Lever is starting a bit
Speaker 4: of work.
Speaker 5: With her on the WSL, the World Surf League too.
Speaker 5: Have worked on Channel nin's broadcast many years ago.
Speaker 4: What you were commentating now?
Speaker 5: I was hosting, Oh Manly. It was a manly pro.
Speaker 2: I think it was called Harry sex Wax.
Speaker 4: You've really done it all, haven't you? You rub it
Speaker 4: on the board, it's like whack.
Speaker 10: It's just I didn't ask about sex Waxy. We weren't
Speaker 10: actually sa I don't know if I do it in
Speaker 10: the broadcast, but all right, let's go to Jerry and Rouville.
Speaker 10: Good morning, Jerry. What did you start at fifty five
Speaker 10: years old?
Speaker 7: I started old?
Speaker 4: Oh Jerry queen, Now what made you want to start?
Speaker 6: I just wanted to get rid of my chicken still
Speaker 6: and I thought I would be the best way to
Speaker 6: strengthen it.
Speaker 4: And has it worked to the touch? Shot Lady arms gone?
Speaker 4: They are on their way here.
Speaker 5: So is this a skill that you practice outside of
Speaker 5: the studio, Like do you give the family demonstration on
Speaker 5: Christmas Day? No?
Speaker 4: I think I might break the pole if I'm a
Speaker 4: veranda in the kitchen taking down the outdoor umbrella. So
Speaker 4: are you doing solo lessons or classes?
Speaker 7: Classes?
Speaker 4: And you love it?
Speaker 7: I love it? Love it?
Speaker 2: What are they?
Speaker 4: Empowering? Awesome thing to do? Good on you, Jerry. Do
Speaker 4: you wear the do you wear the big platforms?
Speaker 5: Not too big?
Speaker 4: Because I'm yeah, you know.
Speaker 2: Jerry made him were growing up, his mum had a
Speaker 2: pole in the house.
Speaker 4: Was it actually a pole?
Speaker 2: No, it was it was because structural they're at a rental,
Speaker 2: so it was on the kitchen bench. So like the
Speaker 2: way it works is it's it's like got a suction
Speaker 2: cap at the top and the.
Speaker 4: Bottom from the kitchen bed.
Speaker 2: It's firmly in there. Did your mate's mum give you
Speaker 2: a pole?
Speaker 8: Then?
Speaker 4: Why was it on the kitchen bench?
Speaker 2: I was in the kitchen.
Speaker 5: No, no, no, no, Oh missus Smith is Jerry Sus Smith?
Speaker 5: You minx.
Speaker 2: The bench is a bit I mean, come to think
Speaker 2: of it, You're right. It shouldn't have been on the pitch.
Speaker 5: No, they should have put it in.
Speaker 4: You also should have put it down when the children
Speaker 4: were home. Surely. Oh wait, good on you, Jerry.
Speaker 2: Hello jess On thirteen twenty four to ten, Or are
Speaker 2: you late bloomingty?
Speaker 6: Well, I'm now forty two and I was thirty three
Speaker 6: before I learned.
Speaker 12: To swallow tablets.
Speaker 6: I had two kids, naturally with a dissolvable pan of dog.
Speaker 4: My friend is the same, She's had a phobia of
Speaker 4: tablets her whole life.
Speaker 2: Suppositors, Well, you have.
Speaker 6: No no, just crush it and put in honey or
Speaker 6: jam or something.
Speaker 4: That my four year old Yeah, well pretty bad three
Speaker 4: years old. And do you feel powered now that you
Speaker 4: can have all when you want?
Speaker 2: It's so good, so good, much money better?
Speaker 5: Can you guys? Can you raw dog a tablet?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I've just learned how to do it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I have the same raw dog in emergency.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, do it with like an antihistamin or something.
Speaker 2: So you know the worst when you get gunshine, it's
Speaker 2: in your mouth and you're like, oh, I didn't swallow
Speaker 2: it the first round. Then you can feel like.
Speaker 5: It's about open and then open that tastes.
Speaker 2: Yeah, get it down, get it down, no, wash it down.
Speaker 4: Alexia, good morning, good morning.
Speaker 3: Hi.
Speaker 4: How old are you and what was it that you
Speaker 4: started later in life?
Speaker 3: I am fifty eight and two years ago, so it's
Speaker 3: fifty six. I started learning how to dj.
Speaker 2: This is the best.
Speaker 4: Now have you got deck set up at home?
Speaker 3: I actually don't, but one of my best baits does,
Speaker 3: and that's where I practiced as well. Oh co it's
Speaker 3: fantastic and I've had the opportunity to actually dj. It's
Speaker 3: a Sorrento Hotel, SAX.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Why why did you start DJing at fifty?
Speaker 7: Well?
Speaker 4: How old fifty four.
Speaker 13: Exists?
Speaker 3: Is that love music and I think opera and I
Speaker 3: wanted to create a give or a vibe the deep
Speaker 3: house opera.
Speaker 5: Well gig for us?
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, that's that is I mean, I am I follow.
Speaker 2: Now I've done some work with a granny DJ.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I think I know the one.
Speaker 2: Yeah, run around DJ. She's like in a seventies since
Speaker 2: she's in the in Brisbane. Yeah, in the cricket she
Speaker 2: plays like the swimming and Brisbane. Yeah. I like Joe
Speaker 2: and Milla.
Speaker 13: Borning guys, great show. I'm a little bit embarrassed, but
Speaker 13: I would love to learn how to swim of Oh.
Speaker 4: I say that again. You're fifty five and you've never
Speaker 4: learned how to swim.
Speaker 13: No, I've had a fear of water as a youngster,
Speaker 13: and yeah I've never but I would love to learn.
Speaker 4: To Joe, we must get your swimming lessons.
Speaker 2: I take Archie to swim classes sometimes on a Monday.
Speaker 2: Should I take Joe as well?
Speaker 4: Do you really want to learn? Because we will will
Speaker 4: invest some time in teaching how to swim.
Speaker 13: Yeah, I just got to I would love to learn.
Speaker 13: Just I have this view with water as a youngster,
Speaker 13: and also had a bad experience when I was a
Speaker 13: young Okay, someone crabby from behind underneath the water my
Speaker 13: legs and round.
Speaker 2: I've got a good mate, Bernie, who's a swim teacher. Right,
Speaker 2: he looks like a bikey. He's the most gentle guy
Speaker 2: in the world and Joe decide. He teaches all like
Speaker 2: the newborns and stuff swimming lessons. Can I will get
Speaker 2: you in the pool with Bernie, Joe.
Speaker 4: We would love to teach you how to swim. It's
Speaker 4: such a fun start Joe with blowing bubbles.
Speaker 2: Oh, you learned the monkey, Joe, you learn, then hold
Speaker 2: on to the edge and the monkey monkey.
Speaker 13: Only want to learn, Joe, Yeah, I do want to learn. Yeah,
Speaker 13: I want to learn. It's just yeah, I just wann't
Speaker 13: going to get out of this fear.
Speaker 2: I'm going to put your tack to Bernie. We're going
Speaker 2: to play for your swimming lessons.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we're going to get your swimm lessons.
Speaker 5: We'll get the DJ pool side to play some tracks.
Speaker 4: Joke out and watching me learn to surf with me,
Speaker 4: we'll get the pole answer. There was some encouragement, yes,
Speaker 4: and Alexia on the deck.
Speaker 2: It's going to be interesting, an interesting gay pool.
Speaker 4: So seriously, do you know what for anyone out there
Speaker 4: listening to this, you can do anything at any age.
Speaker 4: And we're going to ge Joe swimming list.
Speaker 2: That's it.
Speaker 4: You can do what you dream of.
Speaker 2: Guys, watch your subway order.
Speaker 4: I'm not a subway girl. I can smell it as
Speaker 4: soon as someone says subway. But I used to be
Speaker 4: the chicken fill it.
Speaker 2: My friend was a subway SMI artist, shout out Sam.
Speaker 4: But the cookies are good, cookies.
Speaker 2: Great here to go to subway Uni.
Speaker 5: Just don't don't ever get that horrible tuna tuna whatever
Speaker 5: that isna like it's been seeing there for three weeks.
Speaker 4: Have you had the It hasn't been that chi can
Speaker 4: fill It's good. The chi can fill it with avocado,
Speaker 4: but the avocado was always quite lemonie. I remember at school, you.
Speaker 2: Know what's you can get the meatballs now just as
Speaker 2: like a little mess plate the meatballs.
Speaker 4: Actually, back in the day, I used to get overwhelmed
Speaker 4: by the bread choices. Oh yeah, there are so many. Okay, oh,
Speaker 4: you're not even a sub subway guy, subway, but I'm
Speaker 4: somewhere and they still six inch your foot long wraps.
Speaker 5: I find the meatballs set through the rapp though.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I get the span the spinach.
Speaker 4: How often I could not tell you the last time
Speaker 4: I went to someone I reckon it would have been
Speaker 4: fifteen years ago.
Speaker 2: Nothing exchange.
Speaker 4: How often you go into subwhare I can't even.
Speaker 5: I don't mind it. Source.
Speaker 2: If I'm out with the kids, I'd rather take them
Speaker 2: there than you know, some of the places.
Speaker 4: There are many subways still around.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I think Subway. Now I might be wrong here,
Speaker 5: but I think Subway is the most popular in terms
Speaker 5: of number of fast food. Absolutely, it's up there.
Speaker 4: Google Google, all right, what is the most popular, the
Speaker 4: most or the most used the most?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Something biggest, No, biggest takeaway chain, biggest takeaway chain in.
Speaker 2: The world, world.
Speaker 4: I can't be somewhere.
Speaker 2: It might be.
Speaker 5: They might say something like Starbucks. Mate, it's McDonald's guarantee.
Speaker 4: I think Ronald's got your cover. Yeah, Subway, I'll eat
Speaker 4: my hat. What we Okay, So it says in terms
Speaker 4: of revenue, no, in terms of number, the amount of stores,
Speaker 4: the amount of Yes, well that that's a different Google question.
Speaker 4: We're gonna have to google which fast to get it.
Speaker 2: Stand by. So guy's got some somewhere news to share
Speaker 2: with you. You can now eat all the foot longs
Speaker 2: you want because they are starting a Subway subscription. Subscription subscription, Okay,
Speaker 2: So you'll pay your little fee forty five dollars a month,
Speaker 2: and then you can go in and get as many
Speaker 2: subs as you want.
Speaker 4: I'm terribly confused.
Speaker 2: Oh god, here, what is.
Speaker 4: Mix? You ice cream and tea in China? I think
Speaker 4: you've got to take the grass food chain in the world.
Speaker 4: Why in the world In twenty twenty six, it's got
Speaker 4: forty five thousand outlets, more than any Western fast food
Speaker 4: brand has every cheese mix ice cream.
Speaker 2: That makes sense. Yeah, bloody, you've been picked by mix again.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, it's subway up.
Speaker 2: Are you serious?
Speaker 4: Subway has the most well, I don't know if this
Speaker 4: is America, this is America America, this is the United States?
Speaker 4: United States Subway has the most number of locations, with
Speaker 4: twenty thousand locations across fifty one states and territories. Starbucks
Speaker 4: has sixteen thousand, one hundred and fifty four. McDonald's only
Speaker 4: has thirteen thousand.
Speaker 9: It's a school day hat so la, Oh my, what happened?
Speaker 4: Fast food has the most locations in Australia.
Speaker 2: Subway what that.
Speaker 10: Hang on?
Speaker 4: Oh my good No, I said I'd eat my hat
Speaker 4: very high, not any of your.
Speaker 2: Haven't never well guys, I think I should go.
Speaker 5: I didn't know it was number of stores gives Who
Speaker 5: wants to be a millionaires.
Speaker 2: You should be the face of subway, should be a
Speaker 2: fresh You're everywhere?
Speaker 4: Are you a Sandy chart to steep down? You n
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Speaker 2: Show me your hands and got those little plastic gloves on?
Speaker 4: Are you Sandy's got one of.
Speaker 5: Those ovens that cook things in twenty seconds.
Speaker 2: And oh they're amazing.
Speaker 4: Good. Who's going to subway?
Speaker 2: I don't believe that thirteen twenty four ten is our number.
Speaker 5: No.
Speaker 2: I want to know what random subscriptions.
Speaker 7: Do you have?
Speaker 4: Hang on, is there a subway subscription?
Speaker 1: Was?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 2: Chat's been about so we were just talking about the
Speaker 2: subway subscription that's coming where you pay a certain fee
Speaker 2: and then you can have as many subs as you want,
Speaker 2: as many foot longs as you want per month. Thirteen
Speaker 2: twenty fourteen, you're going to ask you guys, have got
Speaker 2: that car wash.
Speaker 5: Wash?
Speaker 2: Never used?
Speaker 8: No, we have.
Speaker 4: Every time Paul takes it goes go and get a
Speaker 4: free car wash like that. We paid for it. I
Speaker 4: just paid for six months.
Speaker 2: I hate now when you go the car wash and
Speaker 2: they're like for an extra ten dollars. You know, we're
Speaker 2: the subscription and then you come in whenever and I'm
Speaker 2: just I just want one. I just want the one clean.
Speaker 4: I don't how much is the subway subscriptions?
Speaker 5: Okay, so I've just checked my subscriptions on Apple.
Speaker 2: Did clear out forty five dollars? Forty five bucks is
Speaker 2: good value, and then you can have as many subs
Speaker 2: as you want. Don't don't hold that to me.
Speaker 4: I've got I'm sure there's terms and conditions.
Speaker 5: Readers digest the BBC Good Food Recipe find how much
Speaker 5: are you paying for that thirty year? I've also got
Speaker 5: the Airbrush Face photo editor.
Speaker 4: How often you are you air brushing your photos on
Speaker 4: the ground?
Speaker 5: I think I did it a few times.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and you're so vain, it's amazing.
Speaker 5: Teprap.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, I've got the Telly prop drap.
Speaker 2: I got a video editing one. What does that do?
Speaker 2: It's like when you got to do the silly little
Speaker 2: videos on socials.
Speaker 4: That you probably get paid heats.
Speaker 2: This turned on me. Thirteen twenty four ten is our number.
Speaker 4: I had a subscription to a gym, one of those
Speaker 4: that was wonderful. I used to it heats. I didn't
Speaker 4: realize for seven months it was a gym in America.
Speaker 4: I'd signed up for completely the remember I was like,
Speaker 4: oh my god.
Speaker 2: Remember I was with Jets and then they're like, sorry
Speaker 2: to cancel. I rang and they said, no, you have
Speaker 2: to walk down here and cancel.
Speaker 5: Keep it.
Speaker 2: Don't trick me.
Speaker 8: Jet.
Speaker 2: I will continue to play.
Speaker 4: That on the what's that walking machine? Not the true bill,
Speaker 4: the other one that's lighter on the.
Speaker 5: Twenty four hour Gym. Well, going in there at three
Speaker 5: o'clock in the morning.
Speaker 4: Down there at Jets in.
Speaker 2: Number. What's the most random subscription you've got? Give us
Speaker 2: a ring? It is Jason Lauren clint here as well,
Speaker 2: and we are asking check your phones. Everyone go into
Speaker 2: settings and then right at the top it said subscriptions,
Speaker 2: and we all know what's the most random subscription you
Speaker 2: are signed up to?
Speaker 4: Just in general. I mean, I've done a clear out recently,
Speaker 4: so mine's pretty clear. But better sleep, relax and sleep
Speaker 4: those men. Seventy nine dollars.
Speaker 2: A year, Oh my god, a year.
Speaker 5: But yeah, that's the thing.
Speaker 4: It's worth every cent.
Speaker 2: It all adds up.
Speaker 4: Drop drop what's that thing called?
Speaker 2: No, are you paying for that?
Speaker 5: You don't even say it the way?
Speaker 4: Fifteen dollars a month.
Speaker 2: When was the last time you dropped? Boxed?
Speaker 4: No, you get everyone else to do it for you
Speaker 4: to drop their boxes in my inbox. Sometimes, well, I
Speaker 4: guess I need drop Rock.
Speaker 2: No, you don't need it.
Speaker 4: I don't need it.
Speaker 2: It was the last time you dropped your box or
Speaker 2: someone dropped one in it. Third, A twenty four ten
Speaker 2: is our number you get to can't canceled? And then now, Lauren,
Speaker 2: how much was that a month?
Speaker 4: Eighteen dollars?
Speaker 2: You've now got eighteen dollars to spend on something else.
Speaker 2: Let's go math.
Speaker 4: But do you know what I guarantee you you'll need
Speaker 4: drop box tomorrow. I can hear my managers screaming to
Speaker 4: the radio.
Speaker 2: Don't de late drop Rocks you made it or drop box.
Speaker 4: I will send you some documents in drop rocks.
Speaker 2: Shout out shell em you drop box Emily.
Speaker 6: I was thinking to you, guys, I'm like, I've got
Speaker 6: a load of so subscriptions that I absolutely have to
Speaker 6: clear out, but I don't.
Speaker 1: Have a.
Speaker 2: Much money is just being wasted?
Speaker 5: What are you wasting?
Speaker 6: What am I wasting money on? Well, it's not. I
Speaker 6: see it as an investment and I see it as
Speaker 6: a budget. But I spend one hundred and sixty dollars
Speaker 6: a month on a clothing subscription, which is kind of
Speaker 6: all you know, kind of put Australian brands and you
Speaker 6: get them.
Speaker 2: Sent to you and you can do whatever you want
Speaker 2: whenever you want.
Speaker 4: Amazing. Well, I get three pieces a month and you've
Speaker 4: got the sizes or whatever.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and then they send them to you. It's very
Speaker 6: very Yeah, it's very handy. And then I send them
Speaker 6: that and you've got to return them, right, Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 6: you've got to return them.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 2: It's video easy for clothes.
Speaker 6: It's video easy for kind of designer clothes.
Speaker 5: Yeah. But are they new clothes? Yeah?
Speaker 4: Yeah, so no one else has for them, No, the
Speaker 4: new season.
Speaker 6: But they knew even other people would afford them. But
Speaker 6: then they're all very queens and they're they're in a
Speaker 6: really nice box and they've got nice patching.
Speaker 4: And how long This is brilliant because fast fashion is
Speaker 4: causing a landfill something like that.
Speaker 6: I feel like I'm being eco and I feel like
Speaker 6: I'm doing my fosh my shopping in one go, but
Speaker 6: not actually shopping.
Speaker 4: How How long do you get to keep the items
Speaker 4: for I keep each.
Speaker 6: There's three items for a month, and then I get
Speaker 6: another three in the next month and then you have
Speaker 6: to return those three corner.
Speaker 4: Is this your business? It's not.
Speaker 6: I felt really bad to say that. I was like,
Speaker 6: did I say, I don't know? Yeah, they were not.
Speaker 6: I think they were a naughty I think they were
Speaker 6: a naughty business. And they do do a lot of
Speaker 6: Australian fashion bands like Miller and Mark and you know,
Speaker 6: like him, and.
Speaker 2: That would be times so that outfits are very popular.
Speaker 2: Like you imagine everyone trying to get the Bad Bunny
Speaker 2: outfit after the seabow if there was a guy from
Speaker 2: a costume shop, but you know the outfit of why
Speaker 2: White at the super Bowl. Look all I'm saying that's
Speaker 2: a Fari suit.
Speaker 4: I've not seen a single other person pull that off.
Speaker 5: But I think that's part of the glad Box It's corner. Sorry,
Speaker 5: drop Box.
Speaker 4: Box, I recommend you. I'd use glam Corner more than
Speaker 4: drop Rocks.
Speaker 2: What about clad box or the Bad Bundy outfit. Let's
Speaker 2: go your chance to win five grand. You can do
Speaker 2: an easy question for fifty medium for five hundred, or
Speaker 2: roll the dice and walk out of here with five
Speaker 2: thousand dollars if you just get one simple question right.
Speaker 4: It's as easy as that Melbourne and Kirsty from mill
Speaker 4: Park has got through this morning. Good morning, good morning.
Speaker 3: I can't believe I got three.
Speaker 2: Things shows in one.
Speaker 4: Welcome to the show, welcome, all right, what do you
Speaker 4: want to do with five thousand dollars?
Speaker 1: My sister's weddings coming up at the end of the year,
Speaker 1: so maybe put a little bit towards that or going on.
Speaker 2: I love a wedding. We love a wedding, Lauren, we do.
Speaker 2: I love a relationships like that. Seants help out a sister.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's you're awesome, Kirstie. Yeah, I hope you win.
Speaker 2: The open bard job fingers crossed. All right, let's that
Speaker 2: sounds like I'll be cut off it. Let's try and
Speaker 2: win your Monday this morning. We are playing for five
Speaker 2: thousand dollars. The question is The rules are easy. You
Speaker 2: hear a question, you hear a three two one, you
Speaker 2: must answer in that time. You're ready to go, Yeah,
Speaker 2: ready to go. Here comes your question.
Speaker 5: In which year did Australia win its first medal at
Speaker 5: the Winter Olympics?
Speaker 12: Three two thousand, No, not far off.
Speaker 2: Nineteen ninety four.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it was that Olympic.
Speaker 5: It was Zali Stegel.
Speaker 4: The beautiful politician.
Speaker 5: She's now a politicy. She's an independent MP, a TLMP
Speaker 5: in Canberra does some great work.
Speaker 2: Awesome, thanks Laurie Oakes.
Speaker 4: Well was she better at politics or Olympics skiing?
Speaker 5: I think she was. She was a great scare, great
Speaker 5: downhill scare.
Speaker 2: Where were those Olympics?
Speaker 4: Do you know?
Speaker 5: I don't know actually what year ninety four?
Speaker 2: Because parent amazing?
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, Malaa Cortina. Yeah at Levigno right at the
Speaker 5: top of the mountain looks sensational, drenched in snow overnight,
Speaker 5: too much snow for winter games.
Speaker 2: To a great margarita pizza and margarita. Yeah, but both
Speaker 2: hate in Norway you, Lauren, I can sleep Basy just
Speaker 2: gone eighteen past eight, Hey, coming up next? Yes, Jason,
Speaker 2: this is great. There is there is something that your
Speaker 2: kids might be collecting. In fact, adults might be collecting
Speaker 2: as well. And you sit there going what a stupid
Speaker 2: waste of money? Think again, it could turn you into
Speaker 2: a millionaire. And I know for a fact there are
Speaker 2: a few footballers here in Melbourne the ability of doing this.
Speaker 2: We're gonna get to the bottom of it.
Speaker 5: Next.
Speaker 2: You're on Omber one hundred. Good morning, right, across Melbourne.
Speaker 2: This is number one hundred. Good morning. You are on
Speaker 2: the air with Jason Lauren Clint here as well. We're
Speaker 2: doing it thanks to our mates. It's shelready express. I
Speaker 2: mate your dramas on the Spirit of Tazzy Overnight. What
Speaker 2: about that very scary, terrifying A guy got out of
Speaker 2: control with a Knie knife. He was he got out
Speaker 2: of control on the boat with a knife, escalated quite
Speaker 2: quickly and then to turn the boat around.
Speaker 4: Spirit of Tasmania.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yep, Clinton, We'll have more details coming up in
Speaker 2: the eight thirty yeals. At the moment, though, I want
Speaker 2: to talk Guards.
Speaker 4: Piche still into Pokemon.
Speaker 5: I've never done anything related to Pokemon. So not the movie,
Speaker 5: not the cards, not the app, nothing, not one thing.
Speaker 2: You weren't in a park during lockdown walking around with
Speaker 2: Pokemon Go trying to find those A funny.
Speaker 4: Little guards came to anyone who was, But no I
Speaker 4: was not, see.
Speaker 2: I've recently and you don't scream Pokemon.
Speaker 5: To be fair, I don't.
Speaker 4: Really get it.
Speaker 5: I don't either.
Speaker 4: I remember it being a cartoon when I was a kid. Yeah,
Speaker 4: because it was the game on the phone.
Speaker 2: Well made of mine, our name and shame him Sam Lonigan.
Speaker 4: Did Sam Lonigan both a football player?
Speaker 2: Yes, yep, it's a coach down at Richmond. Now, okay,
Speaker 2: he loved me sharing this, but huge Pokemon guy, Like,
Speaker 2: what variety of Pokemon we're talking?
Speaker 4: That's something you want to keep close to. So thanks
Speaker 4: for that, mate.
Speaker 2: Sam will drive a few hours to pick up a card. No,
Speaker 2: he won't, gotcha? I don't know you? Yeah, no, no, no, Sam,
Speaker 2: Sam will make the track to pick up a card
Speaker 2: or something.
Speaker 4: He was he was, but I had friends that were
Speaker 4: like driving around town to get those little things from
Speaker 4: Cole's when they were trying to do the mini shopping
Speaker 4: center things. Oh yeah, a normal grown adult woman, what
Speaker 4: are you doing driving an hour to get a miniomo?
Speaker 2: Okay, forget about the minioma. There's a lot of money
Speaker 2: in Pokemon cards, right.
Speaker 5: Were very rare, were hard to find.
Speaker 2: Sam got in a bidding war or an argument with
Speaker 2: someone on Facebook one day. They were fighting over a
Speaker 2: card and value.
Speaker 4: Do Sam know that you're telling this story? They have
Speaker 4: it a private collection.
Speaker 2: And then he sent me a screenshot gun on bartering
Speaker 2: like I'm arguing with the wrong person. It was ROBERTA. Williams.
Speaker 4: I don't know if hang on, wait, that's a plot twist.
Speaker 4: I didn't see coming.
Speaker 7: COmON.
Speaker 4: What's Sam Lonigan and Roberta Williams having? What is their business?
Speaker 4: Fighting over Pokemon?
Speaker 5: No, you can't be fighting over ROBERTA Williams.
Speaker 4: Listening to twenty four ten you'd like to throw I
Speaker 4: can't imagine her being being fighting over Pokemon.
Speaker 2: People are doing it. And you know what Logan Paul,
Speaker 2: famous influencer fighter.
Speaker 4: Is he fighting with Roberta william No?
Speaker 2: No, no, no, he has just sold a rare Pokemon
Speaker 2: card for twenty three point three million dollars.
Speaker 4: Oh wow, that's just stupid. I've got stupid talk.
Speaker 2: I made him on. Gabe, who runs Lunar Cards on
Speaker 2: Center Road in Bentley Best card Shop?
Speaker 4: Do you have an array of random friends?
Speaker 5: Do you know what I'm picturing. I'm picturing the boat
Speaker 5: from the Simpsons. Who's a.
Speaker 2: Comic book guy. Comic book guy Simpsons? Gabe, you're the
Speaker 2: comic book guy from the Simpsons.
Speaker 12: Take massive offense to that.
Speaker 4: Gamee. Come on, people aren't paying millions of dollars for
Speaker 4: Pokemon cards?
Speaker 12: Aren't they? Actually?
Speaker 10: Are?
Speaker 12: They actually are wrong?
Speaker 2: Are you a fan, you're you're a Pokemon guy.
Speaker 12: I've been a Pokemon guy all my life.
Speaker 2: Well, so tell Lauren, because Hoddy, my ten year old,
Speaker 2: got into cards and he would trade them with Gabe.
Speaker 2: Tell the guys about the value pre and post COVID
Speaker 2: and what some sets were worth.
Speaker 12: So basically, for example, a card that was one hundred
Speaker 12: dollars pre COVID is one hundred dollars a thousand dollars.
Speaker 12: Now the car a thousand dollars then is ten we
Speaker 12: call COVID.
Speaker 4: We all went loopy. The cards were.
Speaker 12: In between. Uh, it was just the boredom in lockdown.
Speaker 12: I think it sort of helped. But the investment side.
Speaker 2: Of it, what sorry was it?
Speaker 5: Gayelet does one find these cards?
Speaker 1: Like?
Speaker 2: Are they in a pack?
Speaker 12: So not the ones that Logan Pole's telling, but in general, yes,
Speaker 12: they come out of packets of cards. They released a
Speaker 12: new set every three months or so, and they usually
Speaker 12: be a card.
Speaker 4: Why is Logan Pool's card that he has worth twenty
Speaker 4: three million dollars?
Speaker 12: So Logan Pooles is a graded card, so it's it's
Speaker 12: been condition graded and it's t out of ten one
Speaker 12: in the world, so there's no imperfections.
Speaker 1: On it.
Speaker 5: You look at the card in one of those glass holders. Yes,
Speaker 5: I used to put my basketball carts.
Speaker 12: Yeah, in a plastic case and yeah, grad ten out
Speaker 12: of ten and there's only one in the world.
Speaker 2: So what characters?
Speaker 4: You can just print them? They're not it's not like
Speaker 4: it's not like a diamond that you actually have to
Speaker 4: go on.
Speaker 2: Fine, remember they're so rare, that's the thing that's just
Speaker 2: you know, the bit that crushed me. I was in
Speaker 2: the store one day and this sky bought his whole
Speaker 2: family collection.
Speaker 5: But you were there with your son.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, yeah, So your son's spending thousands of dollars
Speaker 4: on Pokemon.
Speaker 2: No, no, no, like he would buy packs off Gabe
Speaker 2: and then some of the cards were worth hundreds. He
Speaker 2: ended up selling them all. He made a couple of
Speaker 2: grand But there was did your son, Yeah, But there
Speaker 2: was this one day, this guy, I don't know if
Speaker 2: you remember this game. He brought in his whole collection.
Speaker 2: I was probably might happen a fair bit and it
Speaker 2: was left to him in a will, and he thought
Speaker 2: he was going to make a fortune. I had to
Speaker 2: watch tell him they were fake cards. Two dollars.
Speaker 5: I do remember that heartbreak.
Speaker 2: I was crushed. I'm sorry, just quickly.
Speaker 4: I mean Dad's laughing in his grave at his true
Speaker 4: Or is there some.
Speaker 2: Very well known Melbourne footballers trading in Pokemon cards?
Speaker 12: Definitely, it definitely is. I have a few boys from
Speaker 12: a few teams come across my store in my d
Speaker 12: MS asking for cards, asking to help help them out.
Speaker 5: Come on you.
Speaker 2: Name car.
Speaker 4: Going well, they're generally winners.
Speaker 5: But I'm going to go quickly gave. So do you
Speaker 5: deal in other cards or are you just we do?
Speaker 12: We do a variety of everything that sports cards, NBA, AFL,
Speaker 12: other games the gathering.
Speaker 4: Are the a f L cards worth as much?
Speaker 12: Cape not millions?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 4: What's the most expensive card you've got?
Speaker 5: The shot?
Speaker 12: Ah, it's totally about five thousand dollars five?
Speaker 4: And so are you holding on to that for your
Speaker 4: personal collection or are you willing to swap or trade
Speaker 4: or sell that?
Speaker 12: Those ones of sale the personal collection, they don't get
Speaker 12: pulled out and they're worth a lot more.
Speaker 4: What have you got in the personal collection?
Speaker 2: Comics?
Speaker 4: What's the thing you've got?
Speaker 12: I've got the first first edition shows first. That's the
Speaker 12: holy grail in most collecting. What would that be worth
Speaker 12: about thirty thousand thousand.
Speaker 2: No, are you walking up and down Center Road with
Speaker 2: it around your neck like logan?
Speaker 4: Paul?
Speaker 12: Absolutely not?
Speaker 4: Is it in a sad wall? Oh? Code next, it's
Speaker 4: in a safe Yeah, how are you really?
Speaker 2: Do you like Pokemon?
Speaker 5: Dress up nights and stuff?
Speaker 12: But we do do trade day a massive I think.
Speaker 2: What's called dealer? I'm not a dealer. Lunaricards Center Roads
Speaker 2: in Melbourne. Hey, Gabe, good chat.
Speaker 12: Buddy, Thank you, thanks, thank you, thank for me you
Speaker 12: guys see you buddy.
Speaker 2: A lot of money mate, A lot of adults down there.
Speaker 4: Sorry, that's ludicrous, millions of dollars on when.
Speaker 2: Howe you went to a trade day there?
Speaker 4: People aren't doing that? No, not a millionaires trade.
Speaker 2: No, No, you've got to dress up?
Speaker 4: No, what is going on?
Speaker 5: Three days of school that we learned something new? Jayson.
Speaker 2: Sorry, we've worked at this company for a couple of
Speaker 2: years and what a fine company.
Speaker 5: It is fine company. They do great work. We do
Speaker 5: great work.
Speaker 2: But we just we just learned that the O in
Speaker 2: nova is like a little ear pod.
Speaker 4: Is that what it's supposed to be?
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's not it.
Speaker 4: I'm on from marketing or branding in I'm not we're
Speaker 4: doing a colab apple.
Speaker 2: No, no, No, It's just.
Speaker 5: Always been like that because we're an audio medium.
Speaker 4: You know, we're more than audio.
Speaker 5: Entertainment.
Speaker 2: We need to replace the pod. You are listening to
Speaker 2: nob with the pod?
Speaker 4: It is just is it an really?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Get your out and I'm on wired pods These days,
Speaker 4: I've gone back to the the headphones. You should have
Speaker 4: seen dumb and Dumber walking through Melbourne Airport yesterday with
Speaker 4: their huge noise canceling head wheelds On talking to.
Speaker 2: I can't hear anything.
Speaker 9: How is your flight?
Speaker 8: Ja?
Speaker 2: All I can hear?
Speaker 4: Is you alive? Please stop yelling both of you. It
Speaker 4: is time to give away some tickets to Ed Sheer
Speaker 4: And I'm very excited because he's on his way.
Speaker 2: Jay, you say you like next Thursday, We'll be your
Speaker 2: day see in Brisbane.
Speaker 4: At the moment I think he's I don't know, but
Speaker 4: he is on his way.
Speaker 2: Last time he was in Brisbane, who pulled an all
Speaker 2: nighter with him?
Speaker 4: Oh that was a long time ago. I wouldn't ever remember, No, no.
Speaker 2: But you're probably still nursing the hangover. Remember. The next morning,
Speaker 2: I pull up outside the radio station, Evan pulls up
Speaker 2: and you physically roll out inning so many good chips.
Speaker 4: Yep, it wasn't my finest.
Speaker 2: I went on a party bus after concept for his birthday.
Speaker 4: It wasn't my finest moment.
Speaker 2: Did you try and sing on the bus in front
Speaker 2: of it?
Speaker 5: Of course I did sing on my.
Speaker 4: I can't remember.
Speaker 2: Bibbs, Catherine, good morning, tickets to yours?
Speaker 6: Oh my god, thank you, I'm bloody love you guys.
Speaker 4: My favorite thing? Do you love it?
Speaker 5: Shear?
Speaker 4: And what's your faceavorite song? What are you going to
Speaker 4: sing the loudest to the concert? Oh?
Speaker 12: I had, I've checked out the setlist.
Speaker 6: But Castle on the Hills the.
Speaker 2: River absolute favorite?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Do you ever listen to it? Imagine you're in a
Speaker 2: video clip.
Speaker 6: Just next to edge.
Speaker 12: That'd be great, right.
Speaker 2: Oh, hell it was.
Speaker 4: I think it was his birthday, like he just turned
Speaker 4: thirty five one on the birthday. It was a long
Speaker 4: time ago.
Speaker 2: Did you take a present? No, you just drank all
Speaker 2: the boots.
Speaker 4: Didn't really know him. I was sort of like a
Speaker 4: plus one I did not get a story of.
Speaker 2: At the moment. Enjoy the concert, have a great night.
Speaker 6: Thank you guys.
Speaker 4: He's only thirty five.
Speaker 2: He has done a lot he tripped in his best shape.
Speaker 4: Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah yeah. Australia will under that
Speaker 4: for sure.
Speaker 2: I have a crack of men's health is year.
Speaker 5: What do we call that? A year challenge as opposed
Speaker 5: to a three week challenge?
Speaker 4: Sure?
Speaker 2: Thanks Lauren, thank you, you know what. Thank you got
Speaker 2: the new positive assets to ever since we put that
Speaker 2: pod in the logo.
Speaker 4: It's way more attainable having you on the cover. I
Speaker 4: would love it. You should do it, you should do
Speaker 4: It's gonna be.
Speaker 11: A big cover.
Speaker 2: Well, good morning, Melbourney. Any Savage Garden fans in the house.
Speaker 2: Remember there was that video when viral of those blokey
Speaker 2: dudes are a footy club over in the UK, and
Speaker 2: they went viral singing this, Oh be your dream, I'll
Speaker 2: bey you, it shall be your fantasy. I'll be your rope,
Speaker 2: I'll be your love, be everything that you need. A
Speaker 2: little closer to home, there's a footy club I need
Speaker 2: you long that have done something very very similar.
Speaker 4: So good Queen's cliff.
Speaker 2: Awesome. We are going to chat with one of the
Speaker 2: lads coming up in.
Speaker 4: Minutes quickly before we do that, Clinton, you'd missed something
Speaker 4: big in your news. It is all over my social
Speaker 4: You know you have?
Speaker 11: Yes?
Speaker 4: Have you guys not heard about Punch the.
Speaker 5: Monkey everything the monkeys.
Speaker 4: The monkey is the chewdest monkey, tiniest little baby monkey
Speaker 4: in a zoo in Japan, and his mother has disowned him,
Speaker 4: doesn't like him.
Speaker 5: You must go.
Speaker 1: No, no, no.
Speaker 4: In the videos, the mother is pushing the baby away. Yes,
Speaker 4: And so they've given him a toy orangutang, and he
Speaker 4: thinks it's his mother on with this little and he
Speaker 4: takes it everywhere and he sleeps with it and he
Speaker 4: cuddles it because his mother's disowned. And there are thousands
Speaker 4: and thousands of people lining up outside the zoo to
Speaker 4: go and visit Punch.
Speaker 2: Disowned Punch like flowering lined up for brows.
Speaker 5: No, he's happy because he's got.
Speaker 4: The mum's Edie's got no friends, and we've just got lonely.
Speaker 4: There's all the thousands of people trying to get into
Speaker 4: the zoo. We've just got some news come through, some
Speaker 4: breaking news from the zoo in Japan about Punch. Some
Speaker 4: of the other baby monkeys have accepted him and they
Speaker 4: started to.
Speaker 5: Melbourne.
Speaker 4: No, it's not an orangutane. No, they've given him an
Speaker 4: orangutan toy. He thinks it's his mother. The gift shop
Speaker 4: punch is a McKee McKee, some kind of monkey that's up.
Speaker 5: It's back.
Speaker 4: We're going to have to get Robert Irwin on the phone.
Speaker 4: Details may see a que and Mackie. Now that is
Speaker 4: his mother abandoned him. Guys, you watch in your algorithm.
Speaker 4: You're all getting punch content. It's the cutest thing I've
Speaker 4: ever seen. But it's also there's the most heartbreaking thing
Speaker 4: I've ever seen.
Speaker 2: So they would have got that from the gift shop.
Speaker 4: They've just given him a stuffed orangutane and he thinks
Speaker 4: it's his mother, and he drags it everywhere and cuddles
Speaker 4: and slept. He's got no friends.
Speaker 2: All right, you're up to date now. This is Arianna Grande.
Speaker 2: I can sleep easy now. This is what last time
Speaker 2: you're on over good Modern Melbourne. This is number one
Speaker 2: hundred right across Melbourne. You're on the air with Jason
Speaker 2: Lauren clint here too, a little bit cooler than yesterday.
Speaker 2: She was a warm one as we do it. Thanks
Speaker 2: to our mates. Sheldy.
Speaker 5: Lauren's like the creme.
Speaker 4: What's happened, guys, Guys, guys, guys, we have a revelation.
Speaker 5: We have a revelation.
Speaker 4: I have found something that is going to make you
Speaker 4: two score.
Speaker 2: Just before we get to it, I want to point
Speaker 2: out something No.
Speaker 4: No.
Speaker 2: US three have been on quite the adventure lately. We
Speaker 2: have like we're currently doing the show on Sydney today.
Speaker 2: So we spent last three days together in Sydney, a
Speaker 2: lot new photos and everything that they're now going to
Speaker 2: airbrush the hell out of. Before that, we're in America.
Speaker 2: We were in California, I.
Speaker 4: Know now you all know. So we went to the
Speaker 4: super Bowl. Because we've stop talking about it.
Speaker 2: Our relationship is rock sold at the moment. Like I
Speaker 2: would say, we are the best of friends of the Maples.
Speaker 2: It's box.
Speaker 4: Walk solid, where the free best friends of anybody could
Speaker 4: have walk sold.
Speaker 2: Walk solid.
Speaker 4: Yes, okay, so what's happened to you? When we were
Speaker 4: at the super Bowl. When we were leaving, there was
Speaker 4: a live cross on K five Seattle News, and Clinton J.
Speaker 4: Thought it would be a great idea to do an
Speaker 4: interview with the guy doing the cross. So think when
Speaker 4: Clint's at the World Cup or something on Channel nine
Speaker 4: and the interviews drunken idiots we're now.
Speaker 2: A long day.
Speaker 4: It was the end of the day.
Speaker 5: We're off the way home.
Speaker 2: Long long now we have We.
Speaker 4: Put a call out to our wonderful listeners and said,
Speaker 4: does anyone know anyone in Seattle? Did anyone manage to
Speaker 4: catch these two? I don't even know what to call
Speaker 4: you in this you're in and yes, we have the
Speaker 4: news cross tomorrow. I'm playing it tomorrow. It is wonderful.
Speaker 4: I've seen it. You're in your matching merch, in your
Speaker 4: apple jacket.
Speaker 5: Your saving grace is that you didn't talk.
Speaker 2: You didn't let me get a word in, and when
Speaker 2: I did, I remember.
Speaker 5: I stuffed it.
Speaker 4: Yes, well he thought you thought the Sea Gulls were playing,
Speaker 4: not the Seahawks, So that's bad stuff. Anyway, tomorrow we
Speaker 4: will play it went all over Seattle, it can go.
Speaker 2: All over I think I'm sick tomorrow.
Speaker 4: Have you do the show my own I just played
Speaker 4: on repeat.
Speaker 2: Thank you for I think I'm coming good. I'll be here.
Speaker 4: What a wonderful gift we've been given.
Speaker 2: Look at the smile on it.
Speaker 4: You guys were trying when we left to get me
Speaker 4: on Joke TV.
Speaker 2: Do you remember, Yeah, we're trying to get you to
Speaker 2: do your butcher joke on my favorite take. We'll get
Speaker 2: out with it. We'll get out with that. But yeah,
Speaker 2: tomorrow on the show Elbows in the House. Remember last
Speaker 2: time it was even going to do the TikTok dance
Speaker 2: for Telescope. Yeah, was on us because we were all
Speaker 2: over the news that night. We're going to We're going
Speaker 2: to do another TikTok tomorrow.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, we'll get our gen Z producer, Hiva wakes
Speaker 4: up to find a trend that we can get him
Speaker 4: to do to Jenny.
Speaker 2: All right, so Albow won the Shadowmarra fifty thousand dollars
Speaker 2: and more Edge Shearing tickets to take it out.
Speaker 4: Well, if I was on Joke TV, which I was,
Speaker 4: and I would have told this joke boys, how does
Speaker 4: the butcher introduce his wife?
Speaker 2: Hell? Hell, Lauren, Mate, Patty, thank you for
Speaker 4: Jason, Laurence Lauren wake up feeling good following them on
Speaker 4: the Socials,