Speaker 1: Gay, it's Ben lemon Bell.
Speaker 2: The new sound of Nover Mornings in twenty twenty three
Speaker 2: is Early Breakfast.
Speaker 3: Pegs Ben lemon Bell from six AM and Jodi and
Speaker 3: Hazy from seven And you guys have got on great
Speaker 3: great wit like bearable.
Speaker 2: Jody and Hazy.
Speaker 4: It's the new sound of Nova in twenty twenty three.
Speaker 2: Well, hello there, thank you so much for tuning into
Speaker 2: the podcast. I hope you're happy that I'm here because
Speaker 2: Jody Otti is just a little bit flat because this
Speaker 2: is Jody and Hazy, not Jody and Mally. Didn't you
Speaker 2: just come back down to earth when I walk back
Speaker 2: into the studio.
Speaker 5: Well, the premier was my co host?
Speaker 6: And how good was it? I mean, like, the man
Speaker 6: has everything. He's just good looking, he's got power, he's
Speaker 6: very swab, he's very funny. He's the complete package. And
Speaker 6: now I have to deal with you.
Speaker 2: Well I have none of those things. Peter mall Anouly says,
Speaker 2: it must be said. Look, k get's bored being the premier.
Speaker 2: I get quite easily slott into a little position on
Speaker 2: over Breakfast.
Speaker 6: Yes, I would enjoy that very much. So hey, Jody's
Speaker 6: juice as well? How good was that. This morning we
Speaker 6: revealed exactly what was in Shane WARN's will and who
Speaker 6: he left it to. No real surprises there, but goodness,
Speaker 6: his fortune massive.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and I don't know that surprised a lot of people,
Speaker 2: but yeah, Shane Warn just ridiculous his wealth. And you think,
Speaker 2: because you think Australian sports, when you think cricket, as
Speaker 2: are they make pretty good coin. But yeah, yeah Warn,
Speaker 2: he was right at the top shelf. The other thing
Speaker 2: we need to talk about as well is are you
Speaker 2: schnitting me? Where one of us tells a lie, one
Speaker 2: of us tells the truth and we get someone on
Speaker 2: board to try and d bark who's actually on board
Speaker 2: and saying the right things and one hundred dollars schnit
Speaker 2: house of our traffic grabs. People seem to trust you.
Speaker 7: Yeah, that's what I'll say.
Speaker 2: They always think you're telling the truth.
Speaker 1: You have it.
Speaker 6: Sometimes I'm full of schnid, aren't I?
Speaker 2: It was so full of schnid.
Speaker 5: Enjoy guys. Hazy is not here at the moment, and
Speaker 5: I will tell you why.
Speaker 6: So you might remember a few weeks ago we got
Speaker 6: this call from Scott from Seaford.
Speaker 5: Now Scott has a theory about you.
Speaker 6: And another high profile person in Adelaide, and he joins
Speaker 6: us on the line because I want to let him
Speaker 6: tell you what his theory is.
Speaker 5: Good morning, Scotty, Yes, good morning, go for it. Tell
Speaker 5: Hazy what you think.
Speaker 2: Well, I think that he is duping the South Australian
Speaker 2: public and I think he is, in fact the Premier
Speaker 2: Peter Malanowskis in disguise.
Speaker 7: We need to debunk this theory.
Speaker 2: So give us a couple of days to Scotty and
Speaker 2: we'll see if we can get the RPM in the
Speaker 2: same room as myself.
Speaker 6: So that was that, and then we needed to prove
Speaker 6: the theory to the people of Adelaide that Hazy and
Speaker 6: our Premier Peter Malinowskis.
Speaker 5: Were in fact two different people. So enter the big dog.
Speaker 5: Good morning.
Speaker 6: We needed to get you in the same room at
Speaker 6: the same time to dispel the myth that you are
Speaker 6: one and the same person.
Speaker 8: I can honestly say that there's a far better looking
Speaker 8: rooster across the road from her here and that's Hazy.
Speaker 5: Don't know about that.
Speaker 6: So while he was in the studio, the Premier revealed
Speaker 6: that he thought he could give Hazy's job a bit
Speaker 6: of a crack.
Speaker 5: Plus he could probably a better job, and I agree
Speaker 5: what we.
Speaker 6: Might get you to do next week, come back in,
Speaker 6: jump over that side of the disk, and then you
Speaker 6: can be Premier for a day.
Speaker 2: I'm looking forward to going to a press conference and
Speaker 2: then going to ask these questions and then that monkey
Speaker 2: with the tambourine starts player.
Speaker 7: Is trying to concentrate on you.
Speaker 5: All right, we'll see you next week, Premiere.
Speaker 6: So what we have this morning is a good old
Speaker 6: fashioned job swap. The top man is in the building
Speaker 6: and coming up next, Premier Peter Mallanowsques takes over the show.
Speaker 5: As we bring to you Jody and Mally on Not.
Speaker 4: What Good morning, Adelaide. Welcome back to Jody and Maley
Speaker 4: on Nova.
Speaker 6: Oh I love the sound of that. The Premier has
Speaker 6: taken over this morning in a bit to prove that
Speaker 6: Hazy and Mali are different people. That job swapped and
Speaker 6: so Hazey will be running the state. But today, how
Speaker 6: do you feel about that?
Speaker 5: Premier?
Speaker 8: Entirely relaxed about it. Yeah, what could possibly go wrong?
Speaker 8: I think everything's going to be solved in the next
Speaker 8: twenty four hours.
Speaker 4: Ramping crisis will be finished.
Speaker 8: I have no doubt that the NFL Super Bowl will
Speaker 8: be making its way to Wadelaide in short time. So
Speaker 8: I think the state's in good hands.
Speaker 6: Premier, are you happy to play a little game we
Speaker 6: like to call dead or alive?
Speaker 5: Producers? Zoe joins us, Now.
Speaker 9: Good morning.
Speaker 5: Can I reveal that you have a big crush on
Speaker 5: the Premier?
Speaker 9: Well you have?
Speaker 10: Now?
Speaker 1: Yes or alive?
Speaker 9: Third four?
Speaker 10: A life with a little game that play. Usually coffee
Speaker 10: is on the line. You're off the hook, Oh my coffee.
Speaker 10: Today We're gonna cuiz you on a couple of celebrities.
Speaker 10: You just have to tell me if you think they're
Speaker 10: dead or alive, and it'll be a competition between you
Speaker 10: and so.
Speaker 9: I'm gonna starts.
Speaker 8: From so, is it me first?
Speaker 11: Or you guys?
Speaker 9: Fast up?
Speaker 10: Daniel Michael DeVito Junior I wasn't known as Danny DeVito.
Speaker 9: You're a camp What do you mean?
Speaker 11: He believe?
Speaker 4: Regular approach for your name and number, You'll you'm out.
Speaker 10: American actor, comedian filmmaker. He gained prominence for his betrayal
Speaker 10: of the taxi dispatcher Louis de Palmer in the television
Speaker 10: series Taxi, which won him a Golden Globe Award and
Speaker 10: an Emmy Award. He was born in November nineteen forty four.
Speaker 10: Malle dead or alive, Alive, decisive, dody dead or alive.
Speaker 5: I have no recollection of him dying, so I'm going
Speaker 5: to say, alive.
Speaker 9: Ding ding, Well done. You're both off to a strong
Speaker 9: star excellent.
Speaker 5: That's right, all right.
Speaker 9: Next up, Aretha Franklin.
Speaker 10: What you an American singer, songwriter and pianists referred to
Speaker 10: as the Queen of Soul. She has twice been placed
Speaker 10: ninth in Rolling Stones one hundred Greatest Artists of All Time.
Speaker 10: With global sales of over seventy five million records, Franklin.
Speaker 9: Is one of the world's best selling music artists.
Speaker 10: Or in March nineteen forty two, Dead or Alive, dody
Speaker 10: U star Star she died.
Speaker 9: It's true, she is dead us.
Speaker 10: Great news for the sport, bad news for Aretha.
Speaker 9: All right, last one, this would be a real test.
Speaker 7: Okay, okay.
Speaker 9: John Wayne Olson.
Speaker 10: Former Australian politician, diper Matain football crishioner. He was Premier
Speaker 10: of South Australia between November ninety six and October.
Speaker 9: Two thousand and one.
Speaker 10: His other titles have included President of the Federal Liberal Party,
Speaker 10: chairman of the Australian American Association, chairman of the Adelaide
Speaker 10: Football Club and Deputy Chairman of the Adelaide Oval State
Speaker 10: and Management Authority.
Speaker 9: He was born in June nineteen forty five.
Speaker 5: Malie dead or Alive, very much alive, Dodi, well, you'd know,
Speaker 5: you know, so I'm gonna say he maybe you'll go
Speaker 5: out in the limb because if I go out and
Speaker 5: the limb, I might win this thing. You might say
Speaker 5: he died.
Speaker 9: Congrats Malli, he's well and Julia alive.
Speaker 4: Old John I felt confident. Yeah, yeah, not so much.
Speaker 5: I know I wanted to roll the dice because I
Speaker 5: could have won it.
Speaker 10: The good news is you're buying coffee, not me. And
Speaker 10: thank you Mali for joining us. The Dead or Alive
Speaker 10: Male edition.
Speaker 5: Premmie, thank you so much for coming in.
Speaker 8: My absolute pleasure to be back here. And Jody Emelly
Speaker 8: on Breakfast Radio.
Speaker 2: I just breaking story of this town.
Speaker 11: Will summer seen is huge, jes We'll just pause, so
Speaker 11: jemmaic and wipe the drool from the side of her mouth.
Speaker 5: Settle down, Jemma.
Speaker 2: Thanks, General will pay you later.
Speaker 6: What about yesterday all Haile King James, Lebron James, the
Speaker 6: NBA world has been left in all of his incredible
Speaker 6: feat after he made the.
Speaker 5: The what am I trying to say here?
Speaker 6: He broke the previous what was thought to be unbreakable record.
Speaker 2: Yes, no one thought that this record we get touched by.
Speaker 5: Yeah, thirty nine years it was held.
Speaker 6: He needed thirty six points in the game yesterday to
Speaker 6: reach the get this thirty eight thousand, three hundred and
Speaker 6: eighty seven point mark.
Speaker 5: That is absolutely incredible. And here is the moment.
Speaker 1: To the end of the third quarter, Lebron James was
Speaker 1: shout in history alone. Scoring record now belongs to Lebron Chaine.
Speaker 2: Think the most remarkable thing about it all is that
Speaker 2: one he's thirty eight years old. You shouldn't be doing
Speaker 2: what he's doing right now consistently on the court. But
Speaker 2: also it's about one hundred and fifty games fewer than
Speaker 2: Kareem did for his records. And that's why I thought
Speaker 2: no one would get there, because Green played over fifteen
Speaker 2: hundred games. Lebron's he could have three or four years left.
Speaker 6: That's not the unbelievable part of this story. What's unbelievable.
Speaker 6: And here's a nice little insight into our off air dynamic.
Speaker 6: I rang you yesterday because I was very tired and
Speaker 6: very emotional and I had just been sent out to
Speaker 6: Virginia for a drug bust and very late in the day,
Speaker 6: and so I call you and I'm in tears, and
Speaker 6: I'm like, I'm so exhausted, I'm just so tired, and
Speaker 6: I'm trying to juggle everything, blah blah blah. And I
Speaker 6: complained for a solid ten minutes, mate, didn't I And
Speaker 6: then you were so patient, But eventually you've gone, look,
Speaker 6: this is unrelated, but just so you know, On is
Speaker 6: six points away from breaking an unbreakable record, just so
Speaker 6: you're up to date with the NBA.
Speaker 2: I thought, look, I'll just ride this phone call out,
Speaker 2: but then Lebron three bang another way bang. Oh, I
Speaker 2: know he's getting close. Hey Joe, it's just their heads up.
Speaker 2: We're six points away from one of the biggest sporting moments,
Speaker 2: probably this year in our lifetime that we're going to see.
Speaker 7: NBA Y, So just the heads up on juggling two things.
Speaker 6: At the minute, you're juggling through things. I'm juggling two
Speaker 6: jobs and four kids, and you're like.
Speaker 5: God, I just want to watch the basketball.
Speaker 6: Okay, let's go to the Olympics. Channel seven is now
Speaker 6: the home of the Olympic Games after nine Entertainment pulled off.
Speaker 5: Is no longer the home is what I should say,
Speaker 5: pulled off.
Speaker 6: A three hundred and five million dollar coup to now
Speaker 6: the next five events, including the twenty thirty two Brisbane Games.
Speaker 6: They've got Paris, Milan and La and one TBC Games.
Speaker 6: Nine made the official announcement after the stock mask market
Speaker 6: closed on Wednesday, after the network struck the deal with
Speaker 6: the iOS. They've already released the promo have a listen.
Speaker 12: The greatest events.
Speaker 1: I love FLA.
Speaker 7: I'm coming to the proud new home of the Olympic
Speaker 7: Games nine and nine now and none now.
Speaker 6: So they have you in the newsroom, and I've kind
Speaker 6: of underplayed it, haven't they with Hazy.
Speaker 12: Would it be safe to say that seven, where you work,
Speaker 12: is maybe not the home of sport anymore? Melbourne Cup
Speaker 12: gone now the Olympics have gone to Tommy ran at nine.
Speaker 5: I mean he'll be leading the charge there.
Speaker 2: Clearly, your boyfriend, I can't believe, single handedly, Tom Wren,
Speaker 2: You've got Channel nine the Olympics.
Speaker 7: It's a were words right there.
Speaker 5: Could start from shots fired from the news.
Speaker 2: Look, what I would say is can you watching Olympics
Speaker 2: of that? Bruce mcavainey, That's all I'll say. Imagine that.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's like having a vegemoinon toes with that butter.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Something, something's not quite right?
Speaker 13: Is it?
Speaker 2: Congratulations?
Speaker 5: Who didn't mean a second of that?
Speaker 7: Tom red lit already pumpanties fishal.
Speaker 5: We're on here, little already.
Speaker 6: He's off to the Olympics, all five of them. Let's
Speaker 6: talk about Jane Warne's will. So the contents of it
Speaker 6: have been revealed in court. So he had twenty one
Speaker 6: million dollars amassed in his fortune. It's been left primarily
Speaker 6: to his kids, not surprisingly thirty one percent of Brook
Speaker 6: Jackson and Summer Jackson also got a Mercedes and a
Speaker 6: BMW and a motor bike worth three hundred and seventy.
Speaker 5: Five thousand dollars. And we presume, I don't know if
Speaker 5: they'll sell. He's six point five million dollar home in
Speaker 5: portsy What do you do with that?
Speaker 3: He did?
Speaker 2: He accumulated unbelievable wealth, did morning here?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 2: And this was a self described Bogue Bogan from Victoria.
Speaker 7: I know it's been a good spin, a crick aball.
Speaker 7: He's an absolute phenomenon.
Speaker 6: I wonder who gets his baggy green. It's an interesting
Speaker 6: one that would be worth a fortune, now, wouldn't.
Speaker 7: It's been solved, is it? Has he already said that?
Speaker 7: What are we looking at? Sean like he might not?
Speaker 6: What?
Speaker 5: Why are we looking at our ep? You know it's nothing.
Speaker 5: Let's talk married at first sight.
Speaker 6: In a lovely segue to a horny mum, she has
Speaker 6: sent her husband over the edge last night with her
Speaker 6: insatiable thirst for sex. It led to an expletive laden
Speaker 6: tirade from him about her using him as a human toy.
Speaker 5: Let's say, have a listen.
Speaker 4: Do you know what.
Speaker 13: I'm absolutely out of my mind angry. I am a
Speaker 13: man and I am not a disposable sex toy. I
Speaker 13: didn't come here to meet someone to just them all
Speaker 13: the time. If I wanted to do that, there's dating
Speaker 13: apps for that. I came here to meet someone. She
Speaker 13: did not come here to meet someone. She came here
Speaker 13: to just all the time.
Speaker 2: Tell you what if I had a dollar every time
Speaker 2: that I heard blow complaining about a situation like this,
Speaker 2: I'd have a dollar.
Speaker 6: He's a bloke who got around on the first night
Speaker 6: in toy story pajamas.
Speaker 2: So I am not an object at all. Right, what's
Speaker 2: in here that counts?
Speaker 7: Points to his heart?
Speaker 2: Yes, a little role reversal out the field boys.
Speaker 5: Yeah, exactly right.
Speaker 2: Job his worst job Wednesday. There's no job that I
Speaker 2: won't at least attempt very happy to get the hands dirty,
Speaker 2: and yesterday was an absolute little loser.
Speaker 6: You were assigned the task of cleaning out Spiked the
Speaker 6: turtles tank and to find out how you go? Michelle
Speaker 6: joins us on the line. How did he go?
Speaker 5: Michelle?
Speaker 14: Who?
Speaker 5: They're both pretty slow, but Hazy on this occasion.
Speaker 14: No, Hazy is just amazing for what he done. He's
Speaker 14: done it so well, and he was just so what's
Speaker 14: the wording, he's just so keen and interested in Spike
Speaker 14: and caring. It was lovely. He was just very very lovely.
Speaker 14: And anyone out there, put your hand up and get
Speaker 14: Hazy to come out and give you a hand because
Speaker 14: a great job.
Speaker 2: This is the endorsement we're looking for. Thank you so much, Michelle.
Speaker 2: How would you like the payment? Would you take cash?
Speaker 7: And like you put it on.
Speaker 14: I'm thinking of having you come out every couple of months.
Speaker 8: That a good job.
Speaker 2: Happy, So if it means I get to spend more
Speaker 2: time with Spike. What a little champion. He's twenty eight
Speaker 2: years old. He looks so young, fresh he is.
Speaker 14: And now you believe me, don't you? That rock is
Speaker 14: gleaming well heavy.
Speaker 6: I saw him afterwards and he goes, I had to
Speaker 6: lift this rock out of the tank and it was
Speaker 6: so heavy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Michelle, they put a steel ride where my spine
Speaker 2: used to be, but it was worth it to be spiked.
Speaker 5: It sounds like you and Spike bonded.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I didn't know that you could, like humans could
Speaker 2: bond so much with turtles, but here we are. And Michelle,
Speaker 2: you've obviously been doing that for twenty eight years as well.
Speaker 14: Yes, yes, I have been.
Speaker 7: Yes.
Speaker 6: Okay, So Michelle, you're endorsing Hazy services.
Speaker 14: Oh definitely, yeah. Come on, Adelaide, put your hand up.
Speaker 14: Don't be embarrassed. I mean, if you've got something that
Speaker 14: you're struggling with or you're not too keen about doing,
Speaker 14: just ask CAZy and I'm sure he'll do it professionally
Speaker 14: and fantastic for you.
Speaker 2: You get this on like a Google review or something
Speaker 2: five stars.
Speaker 14: For you, I'll be your media person.
Speaker 6: Good on you, Michelle, And thank you so much for
Speaker 6: accommodating Hazy in your home yesterday.
Speaker 14: No, thank you guys for putting this out there for
Speaker 14: to help people. It was wonderful.
Speaker 2: The video is up aat in over nine one nine
Speaker 2: say check it out and in the comment section as well.
Speaker 2: Tell me where to go. Worst job Wednesday. No job
Speaker 2: is too dirty or too big. Maybe it's too big,
Speaker 2: but I'll give.
Speaker 7: It a crack.
Speaker 6: And it felt like a holiday after your holiday, after
Speaker 6: every single holiday for me.
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Speaker 13: A little you telling me you built a time machine.
Speaker 2: That's on this daisy Thursday ninth or February.
Speaker 7: We'll take a little trip down memory lane for on
Speaker 7: this daisy.
Speaker 2: Nineteen fifty eight, The Great Jaine Door was born in
Speaker 2: Adelaide's south of treth Days her sixty fifth birthday, Amy Birthday,
Speaker 2: Lovely Jane Doyles.
Speaker 3: Happy birthday to the Queen Tonight, a burst watermone south
Speaker 3: of the city throws peak hour chaos in traffic.
Speaker 6: Soon ago when she retired and I gave her a
Speaker 6: bottle of wine and you were like, why did you
Speaker 6: do that?
Speaker 5: She's married to a wine maker.
Speaker 7: She's like, this is a good drop, but I get
Speaker 7: better drops it.
Speaker 2: Nineteen sixty four, first appearance of the Beatles on The
Speaker 2: Ed Sullivan Show Live from New York. Broadcast was seventy
Speaker 2: three point seven million television viewers. It's seen that the
Speaker 2: Beatles were a hit.
Speaker 7: You think solid stuff.
Speaker 2: Nineteen sixty nine. The Jumbo they're buying seven four seven
Speaker 2: at the time, the largest commercial plane made its first
Speaker 2: flies first.
Speaker 10: Day and seven forty seven he's presented to the world
Speaker 10: this there's a milestone and bowing history.
Speaker 2: And now all those Quantitus jumbo jets somehow having mechanical
Speaker 2: issues of the same turning around mid flight.
Speaker 6: What about just being on that first fight and just
Speaker 6: people like lighting up duarries. Can you believe that was
Speaker 6: everything that you could smoke on a plane.
Speaker 2: In anywhere, let alone on a plane. Outrageous stuff, And
Speaker 2: they're like, smoking's actually quite good for you.
Speaker 7: Really hardens up the lungs. Yeah, it doesn't. By the way, No. No.
Speaker 2: Ninety seven, The Simpsons became the longest running animated cartoon
Speaker 2: TV series when it's one hundred and sixty sixth episode
Speaker 2: went to where in America. I don't know why I'm
Speaker 2: programming like this, but I grew up on the Simpsons.
Speaker 2: So every time I see any sort of situation in life,
Speaker 2: I somehow try and compared to Simpsons moment you really do.
Speaker 5: Can't you, yes, speak your favorite character.
Speaker 7: It's hard to go past Homer.
Speaker 5: No long you can go rude on past Homer and
Speaker 5: go to Ralph.
Speaker 2: Ralph, who's a rockstar. I was going to say, if
Speaker 2: you went down the path and say I don't know
Speaker 2: someone boring like Sideshow Mel. Remember Sideshow Mel a little
Speaker 2: buzz kill? He was get that bone out of your hair?
Speaker 5: Mate, me not speak English, That's unpossible.
Speaker 7: It's impossible.
Speaker 2: Bicki Minaj's Pink Friday album reaches number one on the
Speaker 2: Billboard two hundred and it's eleven week on the chart.
Speaker 7: Nicki Minaj just a little bit different, quiet taste.
Speaker 5: I like her, Okay, lit a potty mouse if you.
Speaker 2: Ask me, yes, She's very loose with the Tone twenty
Speaker 2: twenty ninety second Academy Awards Parasite, which was a movie
Speaker 2: about me when I was twenty nine, just kid, first
Speaker 2: nine English film to win Best Picture, and.
Speaker 5: The Oscar goes to Parasite.
Speaker 7: You go, I can't say I do the whole subtitle thing.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's confusing to me.
Speaker 2: It's too intelligent for me. And the numb one song
Speaker 2: in Australia in two thousand and seven, oh fast years
Speaker 2: around this. Do you remember these guys hinder lips of
Speaker 2: an angel? Oh what did they girls in the next room?
Speaker 7: They didn't follow it up with too much good stuff.
Speaker 5: Essentially is a song about cheating on your partner, but
Speaker 5: it's still a good song.
Speaker 7: I'm all right, this is a banger. Let's all sing
Speaker 7: it together.
Speaker 2: Bad infidelity, good morning, Oh pity. Hinda celebrates on this
Speaker 2: Daisy from back in the day and Sean produce. Sean,
Speaker 2: who would have thought, somehow you have no idea what
Speaker 2: that song is made?
Speaker 5: Grow up, Sean.
Speaker 4: Well, if you ask dude like a daisy on this hazy.
Speaker 5: About can you say it right?
Speaker 6: Why do you get dyslexia when you try to say
Speaker 6: the name of that second hazy.
Speaker 4: On this day.
Speaker 9: Thank you.
Speaker 4: I should right, I write it every bloody down. I
Speaker 4: shouldn't know what it is.
Speaker 3: No, but if you ask me, like when the Venger
Speaker 3: Boys were like number one back in nineteen ninety nine,
Speaker 3: I can tell.
Speaker 7: You when that was.
Speaker 2: Seven. Yeah, real, same.
Speaker 4: Everyone's rocking out in the car to a bit of
Speaker 4: Barbie Girl.
Speaker 5: No one is no one, No one's going very different.
Speaker 2: Doesn't know, Hinda. You've got to be schnitting me. Produce sure,
Speaker 2: let's just move my nicest swiftly. You've got to be
Speaker 2: sneading me. Two stories. One's the truth, one is a lie.
Speaker 2: One hundred dollars out you for schnitth house up up
Speaker 2: for grabs. If you can tell us who's telling a
Speaker 2: lie thirteen twenty four ten, who's got a reputation here
Speaker 2: for telling a lie?
Speaker 5: Who is a little dishonest?
Speaker 2: It's easy to trust you, Joseph. But sometimes some of
Speaker 2: those stories that you've told from back of the age
Speaker 2: don't quite ad up.
Speaker 5: They Okay, well, why don't you go first?
Speaker 1: Then?
Speaker 2: Okay, do you want me to go first?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 9: Please?
Speaker 2: Okay. So my youth had quite an interesting youth, grew
Speaker 2: up on the farm and on the farm as well.
Speaker 2: We had sheep, we had cattle. We actually also had horses.
Speaker 2: So their first part of my youth, from around the
Speaker 2: age of six till probably around thirteen or fourteen, I
Speaker 2: was heavily into a questrian show jumping, to be particular.
Speaker 2: Why are you laughing what we laughed at, Sean?
Speaker 7: Tell me laugh my face.
Speaker 1: Your door was.
Speaker 2: We weren't trotting around, mate, We're going over a show jumps,
Speaker 2: all right. So you're getting a brisk can er and
Speaker 2: a gallop up as well.
Speaker 3: As someone who is around show jumpers, like in my
Speaker 3: royal show capacity.
Speaker 4: You are not the type that gets up at four o'clock.
Speaker 3: In the morning braids the horse's hair and then troll
Speaker 3: ups around.
Speaker 2: Can I just say as well, there is no need
Speaker 2: and it is never necessary to be braiding the horse's hair.
Speaker 2: That's your choice, that's your personal time spent with horses.
Speaker 2: But that's not needed for what we were doing. Okay,
Speaker 2: not in show jumping. It's a time troll nothing you're talking.
Speaker 2: You're talking probably dressheard.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, anyway, none of that rings true.
Speaker 2: Excuse me.
Speaker 5: I'll tell you what is true.
Speaker 6: The fact that I can proudly claim that I've never
Speaker 6: had a cigarette in my life, never had a puff,
Speaker 6: never wanted to go.
Speaker 5: Okay, no a traditional cigarette.
Speaker 2: We're talking, I guess four or five times each shift,
Speaker 2: Jodey started popping out to go to the loop.
Speaker 7: That's what's happening, is it.
Speaker 6: I've never had a cigarette, and I'll tell you why.
Speaker 6: Because I grew up in a household in Hobart, Tasmania
Speaker 6: where everyone smoked. My stepdad, my mum, my sister, they
Speaker 6: all smoked.
Speaker 7: And so well, that's not bad.
Speaker 2: I thought you're going to say I grew up in
Speaker 2: a house ild where every single person was in the
Speaker 2: same relationships.
Speaker 7: Joke, it's a tazzy joke. Anyway, smoky's so bad.
Speaker 6: I remember every year Bathist would roll around and my stepdad, Jeff,
Speaker 6: we go.
Speaker 2: Come on pets holding gear.
Speaker 5: Yeah, they'd all dress up in their gear.
Speaker 6: They'd sit down lound room, him and Snorkel and his
Speaker 6: other mate Bars and then we're just such a thin
Speaker 6: film of smoke that filled the whole house for two
Speaker 6: days straight where they sat there and had seven hundred cascades.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Oh, good times in my youth, a really good times.
Speaker 2: That's why I've got this always this sort of half
Speaker 2: consistent cough about you as well.
Speaker 7: I write two stories, one truth, one lie.
Speaker 2: Is my story believable that I had a solid little
Speaker 2: period of my youth seven to the road, about the
Speaker 2: age of thirteen and fourteen. We're heavily into show jumping.
Speaker 2: We had horses on the farm or Joey story and
Speaker 2: bear in mine as well. Yeah she is from Tazzy
Speaker 2: to do with it the smoking story. Yeah, okay, is
Speaker 2: that believable.
Speaker 5: Let's go to the phones. We've got Ali from McGill.
Speaker 5: Good morning, Ali, Good morning guy.
Speaker 9: Okay, going great?
Speaker 5: Thank you and.
Speaker 11: You good, thank you.
Speaker 3: This is a tricky one.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I really want to believe you.
Speaker 2: Joe byng on, I'm lying, am I?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 2: How very dare you?
Speaker 7: You know?
Speaker 2: I will say, Ali, he gave it away.
Speaker 14: There's no way you're a horse guy.
Speaker 1: Guy.
Speaker 2: There was an opportunity for horses early on, but it
Speaker 2: was horses v. Motorbikes. You guess what.
Speaker 5: That's what past the bogan took.
Speaker 7: Said the lady from Dazzy.
Speaker 2: Congratulations to Ali from all We're not schnitting you. Schnitt
Speaker 2: House Astralia serves the best nitchels made fresh, Ali, but
Speaker 2: authentic Golden Classic and Siliac friendly bread Crumbs, Hilt and
Speaker 2: Golden Grove and no Haller and Hill. So there you go.
Speaker 2: I would have thought you're telling the truth for once
Speaker 2: in your life.
Speaker 6: Big morning coming up, the premiere still to come. He's
Speaker 6: going to take over your job. You're going to swap
Speaker 6: You're going to go and run the state this morning.
Speaker 6: Harry Styles tickets and also Pink tickets still to come.
Speaker 7: So Malle isn't here. I can go and have a cigarette.
Speaker 11: And that is your sixty seconds and Hazes Breggie in
Speaker 11: them Urbs.
Speaker 2: Breaking the Burbs returns tomorrow.
Speaker 6: Joe's We had such a good time last week at
Speaker 6: the front Page Cafe there, we're going to do it again.
Speaker 6: So you can catch us live at Cafe de Villi's
Speaker 6: at Elizabeth tomorrow from seven till nine. Heaps of special guests,
Speaker 6: including John Aiken from Maths.
Speaker 5: He'll be live on site with us.
Speaker 6: It's our Jodi and Hazy Breaking the Burbs together with
Speaker 6: Adelaide's Channel nine. Come down, say good ay and jump
Speaker 6: onto the noverplayer or Nover FM and let us know
Speaker 6: if you would like us to come to your place
Speaker 6: of business.
Speaker 2: All right, so it was pink tickets before maybe's Terry
Speaker 2: Styles turn.
Speaker 1: Surprise.
Speaker 2: Oh yes, seats And every morning for the next few days,
Speaker 2: at least twenty five eights, we announce a winner. Some
Speaker 2: lucky person flights a commodation heading over to Melbourne. But
Speaker 2: that's the first part, because we announced winner, and then
Speaker 2: they've got ten minutes to get back to us. And
Speaker 2: if they don't, you could just swoop in and pick
Speaker 2: up some free tickets on a Thursday morning.
Speaker 7: Wouldn't that You just set you up for a great day.
Speaker 5: Just grabbing my envelope here, rip it open.
Speaker 2: Janita hand, then yes, please, it can be true. I
Speaker 2: put your leg there, mate.
Speaker 5: You're wrestling the envelope like a crocodile.
Speaker 7: I I feel like there could be a crocodile in there.
Speaker 5: Usual it's not a crocodile.
Speaker 6: Is a name, and that name is Adam Bell from
Speaker 6: flag Stuff. He'll Adam Bell from flag Stuff Hill. You
Speaker 6: have ten minutes to call us back. He's been on
Speaker 6: the stand by least every single day and he's dreaming
Speaker 6: of seeing Harry. He camped on Port Road for tickets
Speaker 6: in twenty thirteen.
Speaker 5: Camped on Port Road. I tell you.
Speaker 2: Camped on Port Road.
Speaker 5: That can be dangerous, can be a lot of traffic.
Speaker 7: Which part of Port Road? This is a good partner's
Speaker 7: a bad.
Speaker 6: He has nine minutes and thirty six seconds to get
Speaker 6: back to us.
Speaker 5: That is Adam Bell from flag Stuff Hill.
Speaker 6: If you know him, get onto him and get him
Speaker 6: to give us call thirteen twenty four ten.
Speaker 2: All right, there you go, Harry Styles. Tickets up for
Speaker 2: grabs inside ten minutes. Come on Adam thirteen twenty four
Speaker 2: to ten. If you're not Adam, no doubt you're seeing
Speaker 2: there going, Please don't call.
Speaker 5: Adam Hazy Big show tomorrow.
Speaker 6: Hazy is just about to hold his press conference as
Speaker 6: the Premier of the state and we're going to find
Speaker 6: out how that goes. Make sure you join us for
Speaker 6: Brecky in the Burbs. John Aiken from Maths is going
Speaker 6: to be down there at Cafe the Billies at Elizabeth
Speaker 6: Judge Jodi is back and Fitzi is going to join
Speaker 6: us on the show as well. Ab Sean, can you
Speaker 6: jump on the mic please? Hello. You're a tunnel enthusiast,
Speaker 6: you're a Pumpkin Judge. You were the former founder of
Speaker 6: the Year five Spice Girls fan group can you tell
Speaker 6: everyone what you're doing?
Speaker 5: Oh? Sorry, my apologies.
Speaker 4: It all makes a difference when you're a primary school.
Speaker 6: That's the thing that you pick up out of those
Speaker 6: three little pastimes that you have.
Speaker 5: Tell everyone what you're doing on the weekend. Please before
Speaker 5: we go.
Speaker 3: Oh, well, I haven't actually told partner what we do.
Speaker 3: I'm going to Melbourne. I'm very excited. It's the annivers
Speaker 3: your weekend, and I've decided after listening to fifteen Whipper
Speaker 3: there's a Titanic restaurant.
Speaker 5: You're going to a Titanic restaurant. What does that involve?
Speaker 3: Well, it means we're dressing up, which once again haven't
Speaker 3: taught the partner in like nineteen twenties attire or nineteen
Speaker 3: nineteen tens a time. Everything everything is on a slant,
Speaker 3: as if like the Titanic is going down, So you've
Speaker 3: actually got to like sit like the tables all on
Speaker 3: a slant. Yeah, I'm pretty exciting.
Speaker 5: Is the Titanic going down? Like your relationship after this
Speaker 5: dinner date.
Speaker 4: Probably will be. But that's why you're in Melbourne. Might
Speaker 4: not have a bit of fun.
Speaker 5: Okay, we're got a massive show to Moorrow, don't we.
Speaker 4: We do we do.
Speaker 3: And we've also got a couple of extra finalists who've
Speaker 3: just made the Harry's Hotline list as well.
Speaker 5: Yes that's so true.
Speaker 6: Kelly from Yankalilla, Brenda from flag Stuff, He'll, Gale from
Speaker 6: Golf You, Darren from Lowell Mitcham and Harriet from Enfield
Speaker 6: are all on the standby list.
Speaker 4: Big show, all right.
Speaker 5: Huge show, huge weekend for you. We'll see you automorrow.