Speaker 1: Who are you, Cooper?
Speaker 2: Who am I?
Speaker 3: I am Bruce Springsteon.
Speaker 1: Yes, okay, that actually that work.
Speaker 2: Just just on that. The biopics coming out soon.
Speaker 3: Who's playing Bruce Springsteen?
Speaker 1: Young man from the bed from the bed?
Speaker 3: What's his name? Lee Lee something, Jamie Lee White or something? Yeah,
Speaker 3: Jeremy Yeah, Lee Allen Allen was shameless, Jeremy Allen White
Speaker 3: something like that.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: That sounds more like, Yeah, we've got the al and
Speaker 1: we've got the White.
Speaker 3: We're sweet hyphonation. Yeah. So if you listen to the
Speaker 3: last week's episode, this week Trisha come up with dress
Speaker 3: as your favorite rock star this week? So I am
Speaker 3: Bruce Springsteen. Dad, Who are you?
Speaker 2: I'm Liam Gallagher?
Speaker 3: Liam Gallagher?
Speaker 2: Nice?
Speaker 3: Cool?
Speaker 1: Who do I look like you are?
Speaker 2: Super tramp? Jimmy barnes Man, Richard Clapton, Micaulay.
Speaker 4: Culcont I actually feel like going out after this dress
Speaker 4: like this? Do it in my ever my sunny is
Speaker 4: and mine?
Speaker 2: Your Deborah Harry Blondie Blondie.
Speaker 3: Yes, And now look, there is something I want to
Speaker 3: bring up because.
Speaker 1: Over here I don't know what's going on.
Speaker 3: Jack, you are dressed as Batman. More importantly, Adam West
Speaker 3: like the seventies Batman with the gray suit, the best Batman. Yeap,
Speaker 3: the best one. Why what did you just think it'd
Speaker 3: be funny?
Speaker 5: Well, you said rock stars, and then I didn't. I
Speaker 5: didn't read it right, read it probably?
Speaker 2: Yeah, he sort of said rock Spiders.
Speaker 5: I didn't really, I didn't. I didn't prepare well and
Speaker 5: I found whatever I hit my hands on. But Ozzy
Speaker 5: Osborne didn't eat a bat so maybe we can work
Speaker 5: with that.
Speaker 2: Well. The band, the band Black Grape, who came out
Speaker 2: of Happy Mondays. They got a song called Kelly's Heroes
Speaker 2: where he's dressed up as Batman. So let's just say
Speaker 2: you're Seoran Rider.
Speaker 3: Yeah, not enough people know who Sean Rider.
Speaker 2: Leads to the Happy Mondays. If you watch you a
Speaker 2: Celebrity goggle.
Speaker 1: Box, he's funny with his mate.
Speaker 2: Him and bears.
Speaker 1: Hilarious.
Speaker 3: Do you even get UK celebrity gobble? Is it on
Speaker 3: Free to Wear?
Speaker 2: Is it Fox?
Speaker 3: Is it on Foxtel?
Speaker 4: Is it?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 2: What the hell?
Speaker 3: I don't even know that?
Speaker 1: Hilarious?
Speaker 3: Okay, Tricia, you've come up with the introductory question today.
Speaker 1: Allow me.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 4: I went and saw Materialists, which is a new movie
Speaker 4: at the cinema.
Speaker 1: Which I loved.
Speaker 4: What's it's about a matchmaker in New York City? So
Speaker 4: I pose the question to you people, would you ever
Speaker 4: use a matchmaking service?
Speaker 5: Match making is in that so he doesn't like make matches.
Speaker 5: That's what I thought you said when you said matchmaking.
Speaker 1: No, no matchmaking.
Speaker 3: Matches like that? No?
Speaker 1: Mate? Oh my god?
Speaker 2: Dating app?
Speaker 1: Did you go to school?
Speaker 3: A dating app? So I was not a dating app?
Speaker 4: This is where other people set up dates for you.
Speaker 4: That the matchmaking that service. Yeah, it's been around for
Speaker 4: a long time, way before.
Speaker 2: So Tinder before Tinder and all that. But someone else
Speaker 2: sets it up at third party.
Speaker 1: So what they do?
Speaker 4: They interview you, They take all your criteria what are
Speaker 4: you looking for? And a woman, what are you looking
Speaker 4: for in a date or a partner, a life partner,
Speaker 4: et cetera, et cetera. And based upon the criteria and
Speaker 4: the answers, they'll match you with someone else that they
Speaker 4: find is suitable. And they'll say, okay, well you know,
Speaker 4: you go.
Speaker 1: On a date with this person and you do your best.
Speaker 4: So from this movie, what I want you people, would
Speaker 4: you use a dating service?
Speaker 1: And what would your three non negotiables be like?
Speaker 3: Your three filters for like, you know, you want someone
Speaker 3: who's blonde or yeah.
Speaker 2: Three, you're three ones not negotiables.
Speaker 4: Like, so, can I just say in the movie, it
Speaker 4: was really interesting for the women. It was they all
Speaker 4: had to be tall. I didn't know that there was
Speaker 4: this obsession.
Speaker 3: With women love torments.
Speaker 1: I don't.
Speaker 3: It doesn't surprise me that you don't.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't know. There's something and in fact, I
Speaker 1: think too tall. No.
Speaker 3: See now, nowadays women won't go for someone who's under
Speaker 3: six foot. That's boundary.
Speaker 1: That's weird.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so, dad, Dad, it's still like that.
Speaker 2: Jesus change my mind dating soon.
Speaker 1: The other thing is hairline, Jesus receiving.
Speaker 2: I got to go to Turkey, man, I got to
Speaker 2: do this.
Speaker 4: And they have to earn over two hundred k. Now,
Speaker 4: but the men, though, this is what that from the movie.
Speaker 4: I'm just saying it's from the movie. Their criteria was
Speaker 4: they wanted younger women, usually.
Speaker 1: In their twenties. They all wanted them to be slim,
Speaker 1: tick and beautiful.
Speaker 3: They're very standard on negotiables.
Speaker 1: Well are they?
Speaker 3: Though?
Speaker 1: Okay, well, what is yours?
Speaker 3: Mine would be my non negotiables. First, I wouldn't do it.
Speaker 3: But if I was to now, I don't. I don't
Speaker 3: do like dating.
Speaker 2: Apps and ship anything you don't do.
Speaker 3: I would somebody. They have to be under six foot woman, can.
Speaker 3: I wouldn't want someone taller than me. I think that'd
Speaker 3: be too much.
Speaker 5: You'd be your six one, aren't you?
Speaker 3: Yeah? But I wouldn't. That's why I'm saying under six
Speaker 3: four okay, because I don't want someone under towering over you,
Speaker 3: you know.
Speaker 1: What I mean'd taller than you?
Speaker 3: Yeah, And it's not an ego thing. Guys, know what
Speaker 3: you're thinking shallow Hell, I'm not shallow. I just don't
Speaker 3: want someone taller than me, which is fair enough.
Speaker 2: You got to be big men on campus.
Speaker 3: I second, non negotiable. Nice eyes either either blue or
Speaker 3: green brown? Nah you mah blue or green, girl, I
Speaker 3: would only go that brown probably not. And good teeth.
Speaker 3: I'm more of a and not necessarily like just straight,
Speaker 3: my son, Just straight teeth, you know what I mean?
Speaker 3: Just straight? Like you don't be missing any.
Speaker 2: Now what do you got jack? Who would be carefully
Speaker 2: because your partner gyms very.
Speaker 3: Similar to teeth.
Speaker 5: I do like eyes, but a smile like a smile,
Speaker 5: So Hedge end up with you.
Speaker 3: Very funny.
Speaker 1: She's lovely.
Speaker 5: As one of Batman's greatest villains, the Joker, he always
Speaker 5: liked to smile.
Speaker 3: Yeah, okay, nice.
Speaker 4: What about you, Matt, This would be interesting. I just
Speaker 4: remember your wife sitting across from you.
Speaker 2: I know, I've gone Brunette tick tick lucky.
Speaker 4: Really you wouldn't go out with the blonde. That's a
Speaker 4: non negotiable, really, Brunette. Is there a reason for that?
Speaker 1: That's very limiting.
Speaker 2: It's just I don't know, it's just I've just always
Speaker 2: dug Brunette.
Speaker 1: Really yeah, so like right now with my blonde wig,
Speaker 1: you're not digging me?
Speaker 3: No, no, okay, sorry, So I was gonna say, can
Speaker 3: you pull your mic down a tournament? We can't see
Speaker 3: your face? Just a tiny bit.
Speaker 2: There we go? Perfect, Thanks very much. Great to every
Speaker 2: producer from the studio. Brunette and not a ballbuster. So
Speaker 2: for the liberal, I'm going to go down the pub. Ah,
Speaker 2: go and enjoy yourself over the time you recognize you'll
Speaker 2: be home. I don't know, Just make you sure it's
Speaker 2: before next Saturday.
Speaker 3: Very hard to measure that on a dating app, like that.
Speaker 3: Personality traits and if you're wondering why dad at of Testy.
Speaker 3: It's because he's been a ship mood or week with
Speaker 3: you too, not just me with everyone.
Speaker 2: I just have not just I'm not the set mood there.
Speaker 2: I'm being genuine Okay.
Speaker 4: My first non negotiable is he has to be kind Okay,
Speaker 4: Tick has to have kind eyes.
Speaker 2: Tick.
Speaker 4: Now, they don't have to be the most beautiful eyes,
Speaker 4: but they just have to be kind eyes. You know,
Speaker 4: you see people and they just have kind eyes. And
Speaker 4: my last non negotiable would be teeth.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, that's a good one.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm just teeth are very yeah awesome.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so you're talking to someone just some tooth.
Speaker 1: Or they need to have a full set of teeth.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, I don't care if they're theirs or not.
Speaker 1: They just need to be a full going forward.
Speaker 3: When we do an intro question, let's make it a
Speaker 3: little bit more simple.
Speaker 1: I love that.
Speaker 2: I like that's a very good I enjoyed that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I do too.
Speaker 2: You gotta have teeth, you gotta have teeth, you do
Speaker 2: have teeth.
Speaker 3: Hey, can I quickly bring something up a little bit
Speaker 3: of rugby league thing? I like we bring up Alex Johnston, Right,
Speaker 3: I wanted just a little talking point for US Alex
Speaker 3: Johnson his six tries off breaking the Rugby League tri
Speaker 3: scoring record, which is what? Which is? I don't know
Speaker 3: exactly hundred and twelve? I think thirteen the record is.
Speaker 2: The record is Kenny Irvine two hundred and twelve. He
Speaker 2: needs seventies a two hundred and six.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 3: And obviously in the AFL when Buddy Franklin kicked a
Speaker 3: hundred or a thousand goals whatever it was, they ended
Speaker 3: up everyone stormed the field at the SCG. Do you
Speaker 3: think if Alex Johnson scores, is it going to be
Speaker 3: a thing wherever one or should it be a thing
Speaker 3: wherever one storms the field?
Speaker 1: Where are they're playing?
Speaker 3: Well, we don't know when he's gonna break.
Speaker 1: It this weekend. Where are they playing.
Speaker 2: Let's say a call, Okay, let's say Princess has got
Speaker 2: to have one security.
Speaker 4: But security at the moment too, Apparently there's a whole alert.
Speaker 2: You know, when I was a kid, the moment the
Speaker 2: full time siren went, whether it be local football or
Speaker 2: Sydney football, you'd run from the field. You could actually
Speaker 2: grab hold of your heroes, like pat him on the back.
Speaker 1: Yeah, these days the world is a different place.
Speaker 3: I'm all mean, from a perspective, let's not let's take
Speaker 3: security out of it. True, this is from a perspective
Speaker 3: of and when he scores, it's during the game, like
Speaker 3: you know, if he scores the tribe, then everyone flies,
Speaker 3: even if there's fifteen minutes to go in the game.
Speaker 3: Because that' happening with Buddy Franklin's one, they had to
Speaker 3: get everyone off and then they finished the game.
Speaker 2: Same with Plaguer Lockett and he had his two. Same thing.
Speaker 3: It's a very AFL thing, but I kind of liked it.
Speaker 3: I thought it was. I think there are some moments
Speaker 3: that are bigger than the game, like bigger than the
Speaker 3: game at that current.
Speaker 2: Ah. I heard now there was a game. There was
Speaker 2: a game. I think it was South It was Sous
Speaker 2: versus the Tigers, and I don't know what it was.
Speaker 2: I was covering it for Channel nine. But at the
Speaker 2: end of the game, they had players standing in the
Speaker 2: middle of the field and they put a like a
Speaker 2: rope around so people came onto. It was at the
Speaker 2: sug and people came onto the field, but they yeah, like.
Speaker 5: They did for they did it for Heindi's farewells. Similar
Speaker 5: thing where they go every on the field, but there
Speaker 5: was like a roped off section in the middle of
Speaker 5: the field. Think it's very hard to during the game.
Speaker 5: It's hard to organize, you know, getting people straight afterwards
Speaker 5: to do that because you know you have to set
Speaker 5: it all up and whatnot, and then by that sage
Speaker 5: people trying to get out of it.
Speaker 2: I don't know, man, I think they would hang around
Speaker 2: if a J broke that record and they said at
Speaker 2: the end of the game, come on the fill, we're
Speaker 2: going to have a big presentation. I'd hang around for that.
Speaker 1: Who are they playing this weekend? Anyone off the store?
Speaker 3: Play the Storm? They're playing the Dolphins. He has to
Speaker 3: score seven.
Speaker 2: She's just she's she's on the bit, she's ready to go.
Speaker 2: She's pro a J.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but he's got to score seven.
Speaker 1: He's seven points. Try try a way.
Speaker 5: Off, mate, Jesus leading tri scorerru.
Speaker 3: She's going to be out there, we're sitting at a
Speaker 3: course stadiu and go score seven. He's going to score
Speaker 3: seven in one game.
Speaker 1: Not today, he did.
Speaker 3: Not.
Speaker 2: Today's Cody Walker's back. So if Cody stays on the field,
Speaker 2: I'll get no doubt he'll break it this year. It's
Speaker 2: going to be the story, big storyline at the back
Speaker 2: end of the year.
Speaker 1: He's a good blow, isn't he.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 5: AJ's a Championshire and he's been there. Is you know, funny,
Speaker 5: really crazy story about AJ. Actually it's a shame that
Speaker 5: I have to tell. The story addresses Batman, But.
Speaker 1: No worry, we're an audio primarily.
Speaker 5: Met well at the end, I think it was the
Speaker 5: end of twenty nineteen or end of twenty twenty went
Speaker 5: Once Wayne got there, it was made clear to AJ
Speaker 5: because the Tigers rafting really hard, and I think they
Speaker 5: were offering him like seven hundred and fifty thousand a
Speaker 5: year to play fullback for him because remember throughout the
Speaker 5: year in twenty nineteen or twenty eighteen, he'd played a
Speaker 5: fair bit to fullback and he played really well. Yeah,
Speaker 5: and he'd actually made the decision the club weren't going
Speaker 5: to offer any more.
Speaker 3: And he actually what.
Speaker 5: He did was he wrote Wayne at the end of
Speaker 5: the season of twenty nineteen a letter saying how much
Speaker 5: the club means to him, and he actually took under
Speaker 5: his AJ to stay at the club.
Speaker 1: He's a junior, He's.
Speaker 5: A Southsidney junior, and he was like eighteen and one
Speaker 5: a comp first year. He's one of the last left
Speaker 5: of I think he might be the last one left
Speaker 5: in the premiership. In the premiership, he.
Speaker 2: Was a school board champion cricket player and he was
Speaker 2: ducks at school.
Speaker 5: Wow, yeah, ducks it. He's a really that's the thing
Speaker 5: with aj Oh he was next to me in the
Speaker 5: locker room.
Speaker 3: He is a very intelligent guy.
Speaker 2: Someone didn't rub off.
Speaker 3: Yeah, apparently.
Speaker 5: I love it that likes Batman at least probably has
Speaker 5: anyone else got anything on that week?
Speaker 1: Oh, I've got loads.
Speaker 4: Who was the asshole in this family who left some
Speaker 4: chewing gum in my fridge?
Speaker 3: Chewing gum in fridge?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm pretty sure I know who it is. I
Speaker 4: just like someone to own up to it. I don't
Speaker 4: think it was you, Cooper, and you don't think it
Speaker 4: was Jack, And I don't think.
Speaker 1: It was Matt.
Speaker 5: It wasn't me. I didn't have chewing gum.
Speaker 3: Do I know that? Really choose gum as dad?
Speaker 2: Yeah, it was me.
Speaker 3: Do that because what happens.
Speaker 1: And it was more than one piece that would tell
Speaker 1: you it was a big chunk.
Speaker 2: I just can't help myself stuff at my mouth. Oh,
Speaker 2: this is. My recommendation is that when you're when you
Speaker 2: think the flavor's gone out of your gum, either if
Speaker 2: you're driving, just place it outside the window for a
Speaker 2: little bit for about a minute or doesn't stick on
Speaker 2: that put it in the fridge for like twenty minutes.
Speaker 2: All the flavor returns.
Speaker 5: Really yeah, sorry.
Speaker 1: I'm sure it'll have a new flavor something about.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's great chat. I'll tell you what I want
Speaker 5: to shout out Marfu and Caitlin. Now, Jade, Marfa my mate.
Speaker 5: We all know that he's been mentioned of this podcast
Speaker 5: for the last five years. Marfa just got engaged to his beautiful.
Speaker 1: Partner, Caitlin, and she's a great girl.
Speaker 5: And I told them that we had a few drinks
Speaker 5: a couple of weeks ago. I told them that we
Speaker 5: give them a shout out on the podcast. Now, Marfa's
Speaker 5: listened to the party for the last two weeks and
Speaker 5: he says he's listened in disappointment from start to finish,
Speaker 5: and we haven't given them a shout out. So your congratulations, Jade, Marfu,
Speaker 5: love wins, Love Wins.
Speaker 2: What are you both wish you? What have you both
Speaker 2: think to ignore that your life has obviously already peaked.
Speaker 1: Stop it. They'll be very happy.
Speaker 4: And we're here as your extended family welcome misery.
Speaker 3: Well, yeah, it looks and if you will, maybe the
Speaker 3: children and if you can sense the tension through the
Speaker 3: radio wherever you're listening, it's because mum and Dad have
Speaker 3: been fighting for.
Speaker 4: The haven't been talking because he's been grizzly, and I've
Speaker 4: just stayed right away and I'm just like, I just I'm.
Speaker 1: Just not dealing.
Speaker 3: I know, but can you not bring that that tension
Speaker 3: into the potty? Me and Jack feel uncomfortable.
Speaker 5: I'm dressed as Batman and I feel really uncomfortables and
Speaker 5: Jack's got a Batman and somehow that's still like more.
Speaker 5: I still feel more comfortable than that than sitting between.
Speaker 2: Just Liam Gallian man, don't feel a mega.
Speaker 3: Just because you're dressed like Liam Gallagher and you got
Speaker 3: the shades on. You're not Liam Gallagher.
Speaker 2: You are You're not to be surprised.
Speaker 4: Can we have a little about something we had our
Speaker 4: differend anger SATs and over.
Speaker 1: We've been celebrated. We've been doing the winter luncheon.
Speaker 4: Later in the afternoon, a couple of my girlfriends came
Speaker 4: over and they were very impressed with this, and they said,
Speaker 4: what beautiful manners he has.
Speaker 1: So I said, oh, why what was that?
Speaker 4: He said, oh, when he came over to us because
Speaker 4: we were sitting in another area and the boys were
Speaker 4: watching the footy, and then he came over and he said, ladies,
Speaker 4: do you mind if I join you? And I went, yeah,
Speaker 4: I guess I didn't think about that.
Speaker 1: That's because like we're surrounded by swines now.
Speaker 2: I said that all the time to groups of ladies
Speaker 2: when I gather pub.
Speaker 4: When you go to the pub, ladies like total strangers,
Speaker 4: like not in someone's house.
Speaker 3: It's not really like that. Was that really interesting enough
Speaker 3: to bring up?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 1: It is, well we all thought, right, we all went
Speaker 1: and we all went yeah. And I said, that's because
Speaker 1: we really have dropped out expectations.
Speaker 5: I will say, when you say our are you doing
Speaker 5: about like other?
Speaker 1: The three of us, Natasha, Rosemary.
Speaker 3: And I will say, I've never probably asked to join
Speaker 3: a conversation. I've probably never going hey, like can I
Speaker 3: can I have a seat? Can I join? I just
Speaker 3: you just go over and say, gyday, guys, here you
Speaker 3: go and sit down, right.
Speaker 1: Well, it's very polite to to.
Speaker 2: Ask excuse me, guys, you don't know me, but you
Speaker 2: mind iful sad here and just join conversation.
Speaker 3: We're trying to have dinner.
Speaker 2: Sorry, sorry, sir, it's awake. A loved one just hardbreak
Speaker 2: that old friend. That's a good one.
Speaker 3: That's what excuse would you use for someone that come out.
Speaker 5: Oh look, some of my friend here is just giving
Speaker 5: us a detailed description of the rash on the back
Speaker 5: of his ass. You can come back at about five minutes.
Speaker 5: That should be fine.
Speaker 3: I was going to say, hey, do you guys mind
Speaker 3: if I have a seat. No, I'm in the doctor's office.
Speaker 2: There's one I do all the time when Andrew and
Speaker 2: I uncle Andrew and I would go out together because
Speaker 2: you know, he attracted a lot of booze to the honeypot,
Speaker 2: and people would come over all the time and we'd
Speaker 2: be trying to have a yarn. And there's there's a
Speaker 2: nice way and a rude way to do it. The
Speaker 2: rude way is a make It gives a bit of time.
Speaker 2: The nice way to do it is when a person
Speaker 2: is standing there and you know everyone relates to this.
Speaker 2: You know, some people don't get the cures are the
Speaker 2: cues and you go, yeah, yeah, yeah. My thing always was, hey, brother,
Speaker 2: it's really nice to meet you. But listen to me
Speaker 2: and mebro here we're talking about some stuff that's pretty intense,
Speaker 2: just between family. Can you give us me the time
Speaker 2: you worries? You do that a.
Speaker 3: Lot, like you still do that, and like we're in
Speaker 3: a group of like ten people, and you say we're
Speaker 3: having a pretty intense.
Speaker 1: That he is. What you've got to realize is Matt
Speaker 1: doesn't get to catch up with people very often.
Speaker 3: Na, No, he doesn't do you know what I mean?
Speaker 3: And what I will say is Jack, and you can
Speaker 3: attest to this dad when we were growing up. Obviously, Dad,
Speaker 3: you're quite a well known man in Australia, right sure
Speaker 3: seaboard No, he's still His fame goes far.
Speaker 6: And wide international. You used to be very steam chapel,
Speaker 6: You used to be very like social with people. And
Speaker 6: I have found, Jack, you were tested this if you
Speaker 6: think I'm wrong, but I found in your older age
Speaker 6: you're getting a lot crankier and your your rope for
Speaker 6: people has gotten a lot less.
Speaker 1: I disagree. I think it's totally honest.
Speaker 2: I think I never turn a person away.
Speaker 1: You can join and like in the end, they're trying
Speaker 1: to get rid of him.
Speaker 5: With great power comes great responsibility.
Speaker 2: Content.
Speaker 3: Maybe I took that out. Yeah, maybe from a social
Speaker 3: point of view, maybe I got it wrong. But what
Speaker 3: I will say is you are you do get a
Speaker 3: lot crankier with people these days. I like if somebody,
Speaker 3: if somebody says one thing that half offends you. You
Speaker 3: used to be able to play it off, like and
Speaker 3: like laugh at whether it be your own experience, A
Speaker 3: lot more I think now in your in your old age,
Speaker 3: you do it.
Speaker 2: I tell what I mean, I tell it. I don't like.
Speaker 2: I don't like people can take the piss out of
Speaker 2: me because most people people are nice and they come
Speaker 2: up a nice, dull attle bit of a joke like,
Speaker 2: oh here you going, Joey. That stuff I find fun,
Speaker 2: and people are just trying to make conversation. What I
Speaker 2: don't like is when someone sometimes will say something really
Speaker 2: really mean spirited about someone we know. Will happen sometimes
Speaker 2: someone come up and say, you know, conversation, Oh mate,
Speaker 2: what about that bloke? You go he's good and they
Speaker 2: go a bit of fun. People will say that and
Speaker 2: I'll just go, brother, you've had your time and you know.
Speaker 1: What one of the most displeasing or gross.
Speaker 4: Aspects of a person is when they try to bolster
Speaker 4: you up by demeaning someone else.
Speaker 1: Well in a situation that's not that's well.
Speaker 2: I was in a situation recently, a guy who's good
Speaker 2: reputation being a real nice guy, but hammered someone that
Speaker 2: I've got great respect for, and for me, that was
Speaker 2: the end of the conversation.
Speaker 1: Nice. It's not a nice trait.
Speaker 3: It isn't a nice trait.
Speaker 1: You don't have anything nice to say about someone to
Speaker 1: say nothing.
Speaker 5: A guy that always he comes up to me and
Speaker 5: he comes with riddles and.
Speaker 3: He always.
Speaker 2: Jokes.
Speaker 3: He's trying to make Batman references.
Speaker 2: Guy he's talking about the that went straight over Tricia.
Speaker 3: But I I liked it you talk about Cooper because
Speaker 3: he did a riddle quiz one.
Speaker 2: Time as an eye comes up and he's caught a
Speaker 2: rude like Icye, mister Freeze's cooler.
Speaker 5: I do have something really good from last week, just
Speaker 5: a bit of feedback that I received really good feedback
Speaker 5: due to your origin reactions straight after the game. Have
Speaker 5: been getting a lot of great feedback and do phenomenal numbers.
Speaker 5: But I do want to say that we did get
Speaker 5: some from game two. Dad had a few beers, as
Speaker 5: we made publicly on the podcast, but we got some
Speaker 5: feedback from some guy called could have been and his
Speaker 5: feedback was thanks.
Speaker 3: Fellaws for the review.
Speaker 5: Always great insight and balance reporting.
Speaker 3: Here there you go.
Speaker 5: He then proceeded to say, hearing ads relating to cutting
Speaker 5: down drinking whilst matter is giving an opinion at point
Speaker 5: to five blood alcohol level was beautifully ironic.
Speaker 2: That's underestimating whatever.
Speaker 3: And he's back on it again today as well.
Speaker 1: We're both having a red Yeah.
Speaker 3: I know, I think I can figure.
Speaker 2: I put on a leather jacket. I just got it.
Speaker 4: I don't think they can when it's an audio medium
Speaker 4: cooper able.
Speaker 3: To hear it. They can smell it through there speakers.
Speaker 1: Matthew, can I just ask you about that?
Speaker 5: Was good, by the way, Jack, Thanks, thanks Alfred, thank you.
Speaker 2: Sudden Skies.
Speaker 4: In August up at next in Newcastle, you're doing a
Speaker 4: special evening with Craig Johnson.
Speaker 2: Yes, I am.
Speaker 1: What's it about? Tell us?
Speaker 2: Okay, So you know Craig Johnson has lived the most
Speaker 2: amazing life anything from crom from Newcastle going over playing
Speaker 2: as a young bloke that was Middlesbrough where he wouldn't
Speaker 2: him train in the side training car parking up. Long
Speaker 2: story short, scores a goal in the f A Cup Final,
Speaker 2: wins European Cups, ends up inventing them predator. But people
Speaker 2: have been going him to him for a while and
Speaker 2: John O's incredibly musically music minded. Do you give you
Speaker 2: an idea? He wrote a think called the Infield Rap
Speaker 2: number two right across England when Liverpool played Wimbledon in
Speaker 2: an FA Cup final forts but he also people who
Speaker 2: are who are part who loved the world game. Going
Speaker 2: into nineteen ninety Italian ninety new Water had a song
Speaker 2: called World in Motion and in the middle John Barnes
Speaker 2: does a wrap. Well John I wrote that new Water
Speaker 2: couldn't do the rap, and Peter Beasley, who was a player,
Speaker 2: ring and said, let's ring John O. He'll come up
Speaker 2: with it. So John A wrote it down and did it.
Speaker 2: So He's had an amazing life. We are we are
Speaker 2: doing a musical on the life of Craig Johnston, which
Speaker 2: will begin in Newcastle in late August.
Speaker 1: Twenty third August.
Speaker 2: Twenty third of August, that will be.
Speaker 1: The tickets are available now.
Speaker 2: I believe the premiere. But John is hoping to take
Speaker 2: it worldwide and I think he will give them the
Speaker 2: impact that he has had on sport around the world.
Speaker 2: Another one he invented to people think this a TV
Speaker 2: show called the Main Event. He invented that. And he
Speaker 2: also invented a thing that people and you might you
Speaker 2: might do him in I was for this is that
Speaker 2: when you go to a hotel and you pull something
Speaker 2: in of a mini bar and it registers downstairs. That
Speaker 2: was his invention.
Speaker 5: Bastard Bastard the butler, particular butler means I'll go you
Speaker 5: Butler me it's got to drink water.
Speaker 3: Try to get away with that. One time we like
Speaker 3: obviously we didn't realize that was the protocol that when
Speaker 3: you take it out, if it's out off the scales
Speaker 3: more than like fifteen seconds, it registers. And we drank
Speaker 3: all the like mini bottles of alcohol and then we
Speaker 3: filled them back up and then got done and Scale
Speaker 3: Storm made us pay for it all.
Speaker 2: That's how he come across it. They're going to play it,
Speaker 2: They're going to play Rome in the European Cup final,
Speaker 2: and they're in Rome and he's sitting in the hotel
Speaker 2: and he goes right out and they just arrived. It's
Speaker 2: about three or four days for the game. I made
Speaker 2: a couple of Vodkas. It reaches out and drinks it,
Speaker 2: and he thinks to himself, he said, the whole team
Speaker 2: used to do it. And he said, he thought to himself,
Speaker 2: these big hotel chains, it must cost them like about
Speaker 2: ten million dollars a year due to this practice people do.
Speaker 2: And he goes, I'm going to invent her Mini Barther
Speaker 2: just registers were.
Speaker 1: Not everywhere has it though?
Speaker 2: It's quite No, No, there's only a few.
Speaker 3: It's a very clever adventure.
Speaker 5: My hotels do do they?
Speaker 4: What are you staying at the nice establishments? Or they're
Speaker 4: not so nice establishment?
Speaker 3: Let Jack, Let I think he's trying to make a joke.
Speaker 3: Tris what is it?
Speaker 2: Jack?
Speaker 3: Go on the Wayne hotels. Jesus, you are so shallow.
Speaker 3: He's trying to make a Bruce Wayne joke on Batman
Speaker 3: Wayne manor yeah, he's trying and Wayne doesn't even have hotels.
Speaker 3: Wayne Man does, Batman doesn't.
Speaker 1: Sorry, sorry if I stood on you.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well that's not before it before if anyone else
Speaker 3: has anything from their week, but I have, I have
Speaker 3: a little yard. I was at the Bowling Club in
Speaker 3: Manly for over the weekend. Now, I haven't been a
Speaker 3: bowling club in age. Its actually a really good place
Speaker 3: for a drink, bowling club because it's quite quiet and
Speaker 3: will priced, yeah, well priced beers. Now, we were sitting
Speaker 3: there having a beer and obviously a lot of the
Speaker 3: a lot of my friends get quite intoxicated. One of
Speaker 3: the boys got really drunk and remember that old chair
Speaker 3: pull trick. So you'd go to sit down and you
Speaker 3: go to your mate, you pull his chair out from
Speaker 3: underneath him. So one of the boys said, wouldn't it
Speaker 3: be funny. One of the lads was really drunk, and
Speaker 3: they said, wouldn't be funny to pulled his chair out
Speaker 3: from undeath him. He'll fall down, everyone will laugh, he
Speaker 3: might leave, We get like expelled from him. Anyway, they
Speaker 3: pulled his chair out and he's felt the chair not there,
Speaker 3: and trying to save himself. He was trying to you
Speaker 3: know how people like kind of run backwards and they're
Speaker 3: trying to keep him. He ran back boom straight through
Speaker 3: the bottom window of this of this bottlow. Yeah, straight through.
Speaker 3: He smashed it, lacking nothing obviously, like no harm to him,
Speaker 3: thank God, But straight through it was probably the funniest
Speaker 3: thing I've ever seen in my life. Nah, it was
Speaker 3: so funny, Like in the moment, it's funny because he
Speaker 3: ran for like ten meters like he was. It was
Speaker 3: like slow motion for the rest of us. Well, we
Speaker 3: didn't know he was going to continue as you go.
Speaker 2: It was actually very hard.
Speaker 3: No, it's not that big.
Speaker 4: Well, I don't act be questioning the like the thickness
Speaker 4: of that class.
Speaker 1: Like they're supposed to be shatter proof.
Speaker 3: Glasses are pretty if you hit it like pretty quick.
Speaker 2: Give them a call, Trish, give the number, give him
Speaker 2: a call, Let's check it out, give wind screens.
Speaker 1: Issue done.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's very tough. Dad, if you had anything from
Speaker 3: your would you bring anything today?
Speaker 1: What about guys? Family event?
Speaker 4: You're missing it. We went and watched little Benny Bailey
Speaker 4: play his under eight footy local league.
Speaker 2: Game morning won't get back again.
Speaker 4: The funniest thing I felt was because I was a
Speaker 4: bit lazy and I went and sat on the coaches bench.
Speaker 5: Yeah, let's get to that just for a second. Can
Speaker 5: we get to that? So we get there right, We're
Speaker 5: sitting there as all these parents and grandparents there as well,
Speaker 5: sit standing on the sideline. And what happens is Trish goes,
Speaker 5: I'm going to go sit on the bench. Now, as
Speaker 5: you know, there's a bench on the side for the
Speaker 5: kids and for the coach. Now the coaches rarely have
Speaker 5: set up, but the coach was sitting on it too.
Speaker 5: You look, yeah, it's under it still triush, like you've
Speaker 5: got grandparents sitting they're able to stand up, and you
Speaker 5: look over at the end of the bench. There's Trish
Speaker 5: sitting there and the coach sort of looks at her.
Speaker 5: Next minute, I look over, she's giving the coach like
Speaker 5: advice or words during the game. I don't think, you know, yeah,
Speaker 5: and I.
Speaker 3: Get it's underrates so like they're probably not taking it
Speaker 3: too serious. But to see all the other parents standing around,
Speaker 3: and then somebody who's not even a parent of a
Speaker 3: kid to sit on the bench next to the other kids,
Speaker 3: doesn't even like the game and doesn't like the.
Speaker 4: Game, or you mind, let me give me Okay, I
Speaker 4: had been there since the warm up?
Speaker 5: Do you think the eight year old kids drove themselves
Speaker 5: for the warm up?
Speaker 2: They did.
Speaker 4: The only conversation I had with the coach was as
Speaker 4: I was approaching. I hear him yell out to the kids,
Speaker 4: get dirty, and I looked at him, and he looked
Speaker 4: at me, and he realized the impact of his words.
Speaker 1: He went, oh, I get your jersey's dirty.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he knew he's sitting next to a dirty girl. Yeah,
Speaker 2: it was a big unit. I don't.
Speaker 5: I don't think you understand how just how annoying that
Speaker 5: might be.
Speaker 2: Did understand? Guys, we made love which made you two guys.
Speaker 2: You're indebted without sorry? Was that? But anyway, without us,
Speaker 2: you guys aren't here.
Speaker 3: I get that. Yeah, I get that. But what you
Speaker 3: know what we would and I can speak for you
Speaker 3: as well, Jack, we probably would like to be respected
Speaker 3: a little bit. Just because your parents doesn't mean you
Speaker 3: can't show respect. Is that correct? I agree with it.
Speaker 2: I think respect.
Speaker 4: Do you think that because are your parents, as a
Speaker 4: normal human being, you could also show us respect that
Speaker 4: you show other human beings?
Speaker 5: Do I not?
Speaker 1: Yes, No, you don't.
Speaker 3: I disagree. I came here.
Speaker 5: I'm the only one that actually really dressed up for
Speaker 5: your thing. I'm the only one that really appreciated your
Speaker 5: words for this week. I might not be in the
Speaker 5: right theme trash, but if you can't tell I went
Speaker 5: all out.
Speaker 3: He did go all out. And I appreciate the effort that.
Speaker 2: You've put in, put in the most.
Speaker 3: If you who gets silver probably Trish is blondie.
Speaker 2: Really I get the uber you're a disgrace.
Speaker 3: Yeah. But then like I'm doing, you know, I'm doing
Speaker 3: God's work. I'm doing the lords. Where are trying to
Speaker 3: keep you guys above above board? No one's come with anything.
Speaker 2: Right, No? No, no, okay, well, I said to Trish
Speaker 2: so much on the moment, I just want to come
Speaker 2: in and react, bounce off you guys.
Speaker 1: Continue well, godmother of the Year. I doubled up. I
Speaker 1: even went to the athletics carnival, and his athletics candle
Speaker 1: did win.
Speaker 2: He came second, very second, No second, come last.
Speaker 1: Second class.
Speaker 4: And I'm just a little disappointed in the lack of
Speaker 4: technique that the children are provided with.
Speaker 5: Their at seven years old, Like we used.
Speaker 4: To practice that on your mark gets set go. They
Speaker 4: were discouraged from doing that. You have to start from
Speaker 4: their upright.
Speaker 5: Have the gun?
Speaker 2: Really?
Speaker 3: What is that? The gun that the gun that they
Speaker 3: shoot cap gun? Is it a cap gun?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Is that what? It is?
Speaker 2: Not a real bullet?
Speaker 3: No, it was a real bullet, but I thought it
Speaker 3: was more than a cap gun because it's louder.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I went the year before to see you, and I
Speaker 2: just went, What a waste of facilities.
Speaker 5: These days too, the kids apparently covered so these days
Speaker 5: apparently what they do is tris you can.
Speaker 4: They do like a beep test to see if they
Speaker 4: can even go to the athletics carnival. Yeah, that's that's
Speaker 4: with the infants.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, like a.
Speaker 3: Beep test for fitness. But athletics cannival is not fitness.
Speaker 4: We know that, we know that, but like you have
Speaker 4: to go and do a beat test to see if
Speaker 4: you're allowed to.
Speaker 3: Go to the We're not listening, that's right, someone else,
Speaker 3: someone else.
Speaker 2: That's strange.
Speaker 3: I find it.
Speaker 5: At that age, I know some kids don't want it,
Speaker 5: Like I remember, you know when you I hated I
Speaker 5: hated the swimming cannival. No one likes the swim except
Speaker 5: some kids.
Speaker 2: I could never swim the butterfly.
Speaker 3: Only swimmers like swimming carnival.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but like even kids at that age, some kids
Speaker 5: they actually do grow out to love that sort of stuff.
Speaker 5: At that age, they sometimes are rats ass with it,
Speaker 5: like you can't really like, you can't really distinguish them
Speaker 5: at that young.
Speaker 2: Surely they could just surely rather than go through a
Speaker 2: boot test, someone go, is any any of you who
Speaker 2: don't want to do it? Yeah?
Speaker 5: Yeah, But also at that age too, kids like some
Speaker 5: kids will get so nervous. They might even be good
Speaker 5: at it or one day good at it, but they
Speaker 5: might be so nervous that they might choose to opt out.
Speaker 5: So I just think you just wolves.
Speaker 4: That's the little thing though, Like Bales was saying, little
Speaker 4: Benny that morning couldn't have breakfast because he had butterflies
Speaker 4: in his.
Speaker 5: I remember being at that age.
Speaker 4: That's part of life that you need to you need
Speaker 4: to actually experience that. That is that is your fight
Speaker 4: or flight, that's your your nerves. That like it's natural.
Speaker 4: It's okay to feel like that. Otherwise, you know, kids
Speaker 4: get oh I've got anxiety and all the other things.
Speaker 4: Like it's to be fair, that's normal.
Speaker 3: I didn't really race it any of them. I happened, boy,
Speaker 3: But after you nine, I didn't compete at athletics all
Speaker 3: swimming at all. I didn't do a single Yeah I went,
Speaker 3: but I just didn't do it because I just couldn't.
Speaker 3: I just didn't want it.
Speaker 2: I got to Siger winning you didn't.
Speaker 3: Is there is there an a limp? Is there an
Speaker 3: athletics or a swimming event that you guys think that
Speaker 3: you wouldn't come lasting?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah mate, butterfly. I was gone butterfly swimming. I
Speaker 2: actually break the local record for butterfly of fifty meters
Speaker 2: for people on fifteen.
Speaker 5: You do realize the body shape of these swimmers, Cob,
Speaker 5: but I'm pretty different to your body show.
Speaker 3: It's very hard for us to believe that, like believe
Speaker 3: you on that because you don't have a swimmers bill
Speaker 3: at all.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 1: No, I believe that he doesn't lie. Not well, yeah.
Speaker 3: About that.
Speaker 1: He doesn't like that sort of stuff. He knows I
Speaker 1: can go and check.
Speaker 3: With he doesn't lie. That's what half of your fights
Speaker 3: have been about the last fifteen years.
Speaker 1: Fifteen thirty actually thirty five.
Speaker 3: What's what's the biggest lie Dad's ever said?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 3: This?
Speaker 2: Every day I say, do I look to my pants?
Speaker 2: Do my bumbler big in this?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 2: What time will be back from the pub? Eleven pm?
Speaker 2: Do you love me?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 3: But is there something?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 1: You don't love me? You just can't live without.
Speaker 2: Me and you're like an old pair of shoes.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, I think.
Speaker 3: Most most marriages are like that.
Speaker 2: They right, yeah, like that.
Speaker 3: Could you get to a level where, well, dad's so
Speaker 3: cod to co dependent on other people that he couldn't
Speaker 3: live on his own.
Speaker 1: You no, but he can take care.
Speaker 3: I forgot. I was looking at the monitor. I forgot him.
Speaker 4: Just spatmant hard pretty hard.
Speaker 3: Dad is so like depending on other people. He couldn't.
Speaker 3: He couldn't like get through life.
Speaker 1: You could, he could, of course he can.
Speaker 3: Oh he'd be alive, but he wouldn't be able to
Speaker 3: handle like tax.
Speaker 1: And ships extra all. Like you just do everything, just.
Speaker 2: Don't pay your texes. By the time they caught up
Speaker 2: with maybe said and I just to a plea bargain
Speaker 2: and maybe day you know, with the thing aroundhere they
Speaker 2: put the ankle around Oh.
Speaker 3: Yeah they do, like the home.
Speaker 5: Yeah yeah, yeah, ankle bracelet.
Speaker 2: Like the ankle bracelet. We don't leave the house. You
Speaker 2: don't go to jail if you're seventy I mean white
Speaker 2: collar crime, surely, well you have no.
Speaker 3: I'm pretty sure tax evasion you get like a minimum
Speaker 3: of five years.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, that's evasion movie.
Speaker 3: That movie Get Hard with Will Ferrell. That's what he got.
Speaker 3: He got done for like tax evasion comedy. Yeah, but
Speaker 3: that's true.
Speaker 1: Inside of trading, inside of training, they're very big.
Speaker 3: It was inside of trading. She's right, you're wrong. How
Speaker 3: is inside of trading considered worse than tax evation?
Speaker 4: I think so because tax evasion they go, okay, well
Speaker 4: you this is what's outstanding, and we'll make a plan
Speaker 4: or we'll sell all your assets.
Speaker 1: And get it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, whereas inside of trading more planned, isn't it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, plan premeditated, best agree murder.
Speaker 5: Really Yeah, people know that the inside goss and they
Speaker 5: choose not to tell anyone else.
Speaker 1: Well, and then they make profits.
Speaker 3: How do you think I got my billions?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Batman, d Wayne manor.
Speaker 2: Now what else were you? Chests? Film Fame Vital Today
Speaker 2: before that?
Speaker 4: I know you boys are quite into your golf at
Speaker 4: the moment. No, do you know what called Bradley Keagan?
Speaker 4: But Greg Norman you know, well, I just flipped on
Speaker 4: box the other day and it happened to be on
Speaker 4: golf or sport, and I was like, what is this
Speaker 4: man doing? He's running up to his caddy, Paul Bastard
Speaker 4: that guy is like doing what is it called a
Speaker 4: chest bump.
Speaker 1: When you run it?
Speaker 3: When too bros chess.
Speaker 2: College.
Speaker 1: He didn't do it once or twice. He did it
Speaker 1: like five times.
Speaker 3: You know what's funny about he.
Speaker 1: Won the Traveler Championship.
Speaker 3: The chess bump, the chest pump where it comes from, right? Everybody?
Speaker 3: Like you look at a lot of American college movies
Speaker 3: and everyone's chest bumping, and you think, oh, that's just
Speaker 3: what blokes do. In Australia, I have never seen anyone
Speaker 3: chest bump. You might have seen.
Speaker 1: One or two of your arms around. This was not.
Speaker 3: Book.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you're very American.
Speaker 3: You would have never seen two Aussies run up. And
Speaker 3: if you tried July, which when people like celebrating ship
Speaker 3: the players, I'd love to see someone bust.
Speaker 2: Out the chest.
Speaker 1: But no, I don't like it. I don't think it's
Speaker 1: very masculine.
Speaker 2: Do you know back in the day when the prohibition
Speaker 2: ended in America, what they used to do when the
Speaker 2: drunks in the streets around Chicago and that there's so
Speaker 2: many people blind, they put a rope down. Rather putting
Speaker 2: them in a the drunk tank over night, They've put
Speaker 2: a rope there and just let them lean on the
Speaker 2: rope and the ones like when they wake up, they'd
Speaker 2: be hanging out of the rope.
Speaker 3: Hence the term hang hangover is that we're hangover.
Speaker 2: Hangover comes from the fact they used to put a
Speaker 2: rope round and in like street and they just put
Speaker 2: the drunks down the suit and have them hanging over
Speaker 2: and then when they wake up in the morning and
Speaker 2: so jeus, we've had to hang over so much to drink.
Speaker 5: I saw something like that around prohibition. That was what
Speaker 5: like little hotels. There were like little motels and the
Speaker 5: cheapest room you could buy were rooms with just one
Speaker 5: piece of rope and like multiple people in the room
Speaker 5: and he just laid over the rope and that was
Speaker 5: like the cheapest bedroom. It was basically just a room
Speaker 5: for the night you could sort of feel safe in.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, to sleep on.
Speaker 3: You have a good knack of like where they come
Speaker 3: the origins of words. You're another one. So you know
Speaker 3: how they say break a leg, right, break a leg? Oh,
Speaker 3: you know Hugh Jackman's performing tonight of let me a rubblay. Okay,
Speaker 3: let's paint that picture. Break a leak hu Before he
Speaker 3: was out there, people say like, you know, good luck.
Speaker 3: So break a leg actually comes from in Shakespearean times
Speaker 3: when a performance was really good, rather than clap, everybody
Speaker 3: would get on their seats and slam their seats to
Speaker 3: the ground. And if it was so good that people
Speaker 3: would be banging their chest so much it would break
Speaker 3: the leg of the chair. Oh wow, break a leg.
Speaker 2: I like it. Checking that to yeah, I like that.
Speaker 5: That's excellent actually to you what speaking of my man,
Speaker 5: Bill Shakespeare, my man right to me? Who's Matthew actually
Speaker 5: come up with a pot of gold? The other day
Speaker 5: we're talking about someone in the rugby league world and
Speaker 5: Matthew come up with this great one line. He said,
Speaker 5: stubbornness is the close cousin of discipline.
Speaker 1: His mouth or your ears.
Speaker 2: That's right. We're talking about someone who has such a coach,
Speaker 2: who is so disciplined in his life. You know, people
Speaker 2: admire him for his discipline, but on the other side
Speaker 2: of things, he gets criticized for his inability to change
Speaker 2: his ways, his stubbornness. And my thing was is the
Speaker 2: discipline is the second cousin of stubbornness. Which is true about.
Speaker 3: That?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 3: So Jack basically did get it right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he did he did?
Speaker 1: What did you say, shouldn't it?
Speaker 2: And that it was the other way around, because if.
Speaker 5: Someone is a distant relative, someone that works the same
Speaker 5: way back.
Speaker 3: Brother, Yes, that's true, so you put him.
Speaker 1: He was right, maybe not necessarily.
Speaker 2: Second Castle not distant.
Speaker 3: Okay, film fame and vinal today goes. Let's get out
Speaker 3: of this Osie movies.
Speaker 1: All right.
Speaker 3: A lot of good as movies been made out of
Speaker 3: the day, not really many at the moment, but we're
Speaker 3: doing a gold, silver and bronze. Let's keep this title.
Speaker 3: Let's keep a punchy MATTHI you got your three.
Speaker 2: My three is The Adventures of Barry McKenzie, which you've
Speaker 2: got to see, seventies movie. It shows you how far
Speaker 2: we've come, but it is very funny its own way.
Speaker 2: Number two, I've gone the Castle, just a classic. And
Speaker 2: number three I've gone a dead heat between Chopper and
Speaker 2: mad Max the originally nice.
Speaker 3: Okay, so it was gold, silver and bronze. Which one
Speaker 3: got the gold?
Speaker 2: Let's go bas Mackenzie, bronze, Silver, the Castle, Mad Max
Speaker 2: and Chopper suint.
Speaker 5: I'm going gold to bronze, my gold to Chopper. My
Speaker 5: second is mad Max Fury Road yep. And my third
Speaker 5: is Batman Forever.
Speaker 6: You know that's not a straight just if you give
Speaker 6: the energy being the weirdest guy to Jacket.
Speaker 1: Really I like it.
Speaker 3: Though the whole podcast, Jack has just been staring at me,
Speaker 3: making eye contact.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 3: It's actually pissing you off.
Speaker 1: We're going to get him to dress up every week.
Speaker 1: I want to launch across the.
Speaker 3: Room and beat the ship out of him.
Speaker 2: Well, as we know, that's not realistic, so you just
Speaker 2: stay there.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you'll get pulverized anyway.
Speaker 3: It'sman movies.
Speaker 4: My gold is Sweet Country a couple of times.
Speaker 1: It's a very very good movie.
Speaker 2: Bryan Brown, very good.
Speaker 1: Very very good movie.
Speaker 4: Number two is The Castle. Yeah, so mine are quite different.
Speaker 1: And number three is Parlo.
Speaker 2: Okay, I love Parlow.
Speaker 1: There's a great but when I was going through there
Speaker 1: are some amazing movies, but they're all older.
Speaker 2: Tom Berlin's come on.
Speaker 1: Some better it.
Speaker 3: Okay. I know you've only had one glass of wine,
Speaker 3: but you're getting chirpy. Trusha's are one can screaming? You
Speaker 3: know that big She gets very chirpy and you you're
Speaker 3: sinking into your seat, look like you've had thirty I
Speaker 3: know you've only had one glass.
Speaker 2: Do you know? By the way filab Do you know
Speaker 2: why it was called filap and the y it was
Speaker 2: spelt that way with a pH. Yeah. The it's Latin
Speaker 2: term is far lap means lightning, but it is far
Speaker 2: l a p. The reason he went p h was
Speaker 2: because the previous we'll put this the most Melbourne Cup
Speaker 2: winners up to that point, the horse had seven letters
Speaker 2: in its name, so he went far laph.
Speaker 3: Yes, okay, I remember you saying that's another.
Speaker 2: I'm sure people will tell me doesn't mean they're right.
Speaker 3: My bronze was Chopper. My silver is two Hands with
Speaker 3: Heath Legend.
Speaker 2: Watched that What's the Last Night Again?
Speaker 1: A great and.
Speaker 3: Then my gold is actually the dry I really liked Eric.
Speaker 3: I think Eric Banner is our greatest actor.
Speaker 1: It's a great movie and our mad Nabels in that.
Speaker 1: I think it's a great movie.
Speaker 5: Did you see the second one?
Speaker 3: Yeah? The second one is not as good as the first,
Speaker 3: just the worst storyline. But the first one, if you
Speaker 3: haven't watched it. In terms of modern Australian movies, I
Speaker 3: reckon it's the best one we've done. The next the
Speaker 3: last ten years.
Speaker 5: Would you say, it's like similar to Batman. It's not
Speaker 5: as good a Batman. One's probably slightly better than Kane.
Speaker 3: Just a question, Michael Kaine, the sucuel, was it? Michael Kaine?
Speaker 2: The circle was the dry to or dry? No, it's
Speaker 2: like that, the Circle the twelfth, it must be the third,
Speaker 2: very dry it was? Who is, as in your opinions,
Speaker 2: Straights greatest actor.
Speaker 3: I just said, Eric Banner. I'm just going to stick
Speaker 3: by it, you know what.
Speaker 1: He was very good in that impressed me.
Speaker 2: Good at Munich too, and The Castle and Chopper.
Speaker 4: You know he played Chop and Kate Winslet. Sorry, Kate Panchette,
Speaker 4: she's very good. She's she's good at comedy.
Speaker 5: She's you go weavings underrated. He's the villain man, mister Anderson.
Speaker 2: Matrix, great act, he's a very good he's a very
Speaker 2: nice guy too.
Speaker 5: Isn't that who was the one they dressed up Batman? No? No,
Speaker 5: they dress up Queen of the Desert.
Speaker 1: That was in my That was actually.
Speaker 2: In my mel Gibson got to be Mel Gibson around
Speaker 2: mel Gibson, his movies and the ones he's produced. I mean,
Speaker 2: come on, just run through.
Speaker 4: Come on, let's not chick from yours wedding, Tony Collett,
Speaker 4: she's very good too. And the other chick that was
Speaker 4: in yours wedding that went on to do great things.
Speaker 4: He was the friend that ended up in the wheelchair.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah, And of course Emurl's wedding, Bill Hunter, who's great,
Speaker 2: actor Tom.
Speaker 1: Have a lot of great we do.
Speaker 3: All right, let's well, yeah, let's just wrap it.
Speaker 1: No way, I've got something for you guys.
Speaker 3: We're going really good for time.
Speaker 4: It's okay, we need to go better. Okay, all of
Speaker 4: you people, are you of mind? Now you can thank
Speaker 4: Owen Wilson for this. Think of a number between one
Speaker 4: and ten.
Speaker 5: Seven, No, keep it to yourself.
Speaker 3: You should have said that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, everything, keep it to yourself.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 1: Think of a number between one and ten, got it?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Times it by nine, times it by nine. Okay, yeah,
Speaker 1: add the two digits together. Ill, like, well, if you had,
Speaker 1: for instance, if you had twenty three two plus three,
Speaker 1: two plus three, I'll give you five, right, okay, subtract
Speaker 1: five ye okay.
Speaker 4: Then you need to take the number of that letter
Speaker 4: that corresponds to the alphabet. For example, if it was
Speaker 4: the number two, it'd be.
Speaker 1: B A B if it was five A B C. Yeah, okay, Okay.
Speaker 4: Now what I want you to do is think of
Speaker 4: a country that begins with that letter.
Speaker 1: Do not tell me. Keep it to yourselves. Jack stopped
Speaker 1: raising about man arms.
Speaker 3: So he's lost count. Well I'm still it's fine.
Speaker 4: Take the last letter of that country and think of
Speaker 4: an animal that begins with it.
Speaker 3: Do not tell me I write it down, because yeah,
Speaker 3: got it.
Speaker 1: Okay, this is your last step. Take the last letter
Speaker 1: of that animal and think of a fruit. Do not
Speaker 1: tell me.
Speaker 3: No one's telling you.
Speaker 4: Okay, but I don't want you to tell me that
Speaker 4: you're thinking about a kangaroo in Denmark eating an orange.
Speaker 3: Holy shit, that's what I got. Look Denmark kangaroo orange.
Speaker 3: Dad clearly didn't even know what was going on.
Speaker 1: Jack got lost a while ago.
Speaker 5: No, No, I had Austria, Batman Astria about seven.
Speaker 2: Sorry what you lost? The first one? I had? Hard
Speaker 2: vark Kiwi fruit people.
Speaker 4: Some people are not very good with matts, but Cooper
Speaker 4: high fight to you man and most of our listeners.
Speaker 6: Hopefully good one, have a good week, church house, Good
Speaker 6: on your guys.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, we don't.
Speaker 2: I like it.
Speaker 3: That was good good on you guys, Batman, my wife,