Speaker 1: Well, like we've always said on this show, two is
Speaker 1: always better than one.
Speaker 2: Also, this.
Speaker 1: Particular bloke in La suffers from a really rare condition
Speaker 1: one in six million people, where you're born with two.
Speaker 2: He knows what to do with it.
Speaker 3: I don't know. I still can't work out if this
Speaker 3: is a blessing or if it's something that would bring
Speaker 3: an enormous amount of pressure.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and specifically, I mean this is a podcasting can
Speaker 1: be a little bit looser the details that this boy
Speaker 1: gives that sometimes the two can have separate minds and
Speaker 1: go in different directions, so to speak.
Speaker 4: Oh wow, that's amazing, that's extraordinary stuff. You'd be like
Speaker 4: you look down and be like, where are you going? Mate?
Speaker 4: What are you doing? Are you happy? Are you sad?
Speaker 4: I don't understand. This is so confusing.
Speaker 2: Are you're sad? To you north? You south? Your east
Speaker 2: or west? What's going on here?
Speaker 1: Let's discuss what have I always said, Jades every single
Speaker 1: morning when we come in here every single.
Speaker 4: Morning, don't go the toilet when you're supposed to be on.
Speaker 2: The right, that and what else.
Speaker 4: Um, I'm not entirely sure two.
Speaker 2: Is better than one.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, two is always better than one. Here's the
Speaker 1: headline for this article. Man reveals what life is like
Speaker 1: living with two peniss two v one. An LA truck
Speaker 1: driver has revealed he had two. I'm just gonna say
Speaker 1: penass or I can play this. He was born with
Speaker 1: a condition called Diephailia, which happens in one in every
Speaker 1: six million birds.
Speaker 3: Die of course, meaning two and failure meaning penaces.
Speaker 1: You go, you just educated me and I'm the one
Speaker 1: talking about the double doodle?
Speaker 2: How good is that? So?
Speaker 1: The man only identified as Tank classic, Oh my god.
Speaker 1: If I had a dollar for every time someone called
Speaker 1: Tank had two doodles, I'd be rich. I always wonder
Speaker 1: like for people suffering this sort of condition. Obviously, if
Speaker 1: you went home with somebody, you'd have to warn them
Speaker 1: about the condition. When you would you, yes, you would,
Speaker 1: because imagine if you got hot in heaven, you got intimate,
Speaker 1: and you were the person on the other end of it,
Speaker 1: and you saw it, and you see me going, Am
Speaker 1: I seeing a double little here? How drunk? Am I am?
Speaker 1: I sitting double? Absolutely? You were thirteen twenty four to ten.
Speaker 1: Do you suffer from die failure?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 1: No, that's not what we're talking about. It's been a while.
Speaker 1: In fact, it's been months and months. But can we
Speaker 1: launch back into my little wolf pack where if you've
Speaker 1: got something just a little bit straining to live it off,
Speaker 1: it's a little different.
Speaker 2: No, you can jump in and we can have some
Speaker 2: fun with this. Come on, let's go.
Speaker 4: I tend to think of myself as a one man
Speaker 4: wolf pack. Look at this.
Speaker 5: It's gross and unhealthy.
Speaker 2: My wharf pack it grew by what how was that?
Speaker 3: Looks?
Speaker 4: Grass?
Speaker 2: Sounds grass? That away? So were there two of them?
Speaker 2: There were two of us in the wolf pack. I
Speaker 2: was alone first in the pack. And what is that away?
Speaker 2: Put it away?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 2: Sin Honia of Tank?
Speaker 4: Yeah, doodle, yeah. Do you know what I'm fixated on now?
Speaker 3: Though?
Speaker 4: I'm thinking you said Tank was in prison.
Speaker 2: Right, yeah? Oh my gosh.
Speaker 4: So can you imagine drinking? Tank was the most threatening
Speaker 4: bloke in his tank?
Speaker 2: A threat? Is he popular? Is he unpopular? Are always
Speaker 2: prison inmates like? Am I drunk? See?
Speaker 3: Yeah? You know how you have like a triple threat
Speaker 3: people who can sing and dance and do an act?
Speaker 4: Yeah, tanks tanks.
Speaker 2: Almost yeah, double threat.
Speaker 1: The wolf's back, but the wolf pack is back. Yes,
Speaker 1: all right, if you've got a few little lemishes. I
Speaker 1: don't know a situation where maybe you've got something extra. Yeah,
Speaker 1: maybe things are located where it shouldn't be located. For example,
Speaker 1: I mean, I'm sure if I ask my wife if
Speaker 1: I had the old double doodle, she say, yeah, absolutely
Speaker 1: you do. There's one located directly but in between your legs,
Speaker 1: and one directly in the middle of your forehead. And
Speaker 1: then she probably add in a little punchline too, like yeah,
Speaker 1: it's actually in terms of length, it's one decent doodle
Speaker 1: divided into two or something of that. Thanks very much,
Speaker 1: weird and wonderful wolf pack who want the joint? You
Speaker 1: got something a little bit wrong with your share? I
Speaker 1: want to know third nipples welcome.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and don't forget guys. Anyone who gets on air
Speaker 3: this morning and in fact all week will go on
Speaker 3: the running for the winter weekend Escapes.
Speaker 4: This is where you can.
Speaker 3: Pretty much go anywhere in South Australia and have a
Speaker 3: nice little cozy getaway.
Speaker 4: Will draw another winner on Friday.
Speaker 2: All right, expose yourself, your widos, join our wolfpack.
Speaker 1: Who's in thirteen twenty fourteen, Alex from Finden said, I
Speaker 1: have a third nipple.
Speaker 2: But it's on my back. Oh the old back nipple
Speaker 2: every single time happens, doesn't it?
Speaker 4: I mean, what's God thinking when God does that?
Speaker 6: Well?
Speaker 1: Nipples and gen I saw a study the other day
Speaker 1: where they still reckon that it's not gonna happen anytime soon,
Speaker 1: but eventually men will be born without nipples.
Speaker 2: Why you don't need legally useless?
Speaker 4: I guess they're redundant, do you? Okay? I don't know.
Speaker 4: I don't want to. I don't know.
Speaker 2: No, go on, now, go on, you've got me. What
Speaker 2: are you say?
Speaker 4: Do your nipples perform any function?
Speaker 1: They just get They get if I get too much
Speaker 1: salt water on, they get sensitive. So what are they
Speaker 1: there for? If I didn't have nipples, they wouldn't be
Speaker 1: there to get sensitive. So I wish I didn't have them.
Speaker 4: But did they ever feel nice?
Speaker 2: No? They don't. I did tell you how I got
Speaker 2: my nipple piece, so didn't they you did? Yeah? Worst
Speaker 2: the seed on my life.
Speaker 1: Another text as well, My toes a web that's from
Speaker 1: Kate and mitcham.
Speaker 2: Kate's a very good swimmer. We can only assume.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Bella, Bella, are you one of these no fingernail people?
Speaker 7: I sure, am, you've never had?
Speaker 4: How many are you missing?
Speaker 6: So? Oh, my whole thing, like all of my fingers, wow,
Speaker 6: no fingernails. Yeah, so I've got something called hood syndrome. Yeah,
Speaker 6: so it interrupts my fingernails, my zone. So like I've
Speaker 6: got one arm that's longer than the other, do you.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so, Bella, if you were to play cricket, would
Speaker 3: you be a.
Speaker 4: Left arm or a right? Well?
Speaker 6: Yeah, I actually do play cricket. So I have to
Speaker 6: get a permit to like play, because obviously I can't
Speaker 6: straight like I can't straighten one of my arms either.
Speaker 4: Yeah, right, so.
Speaker 6: I have to get a permit actually bowl or else,
Speaker 6: you know, yell at me.
Speaker 2: She's not.
Speaker 1: Fella.
Speaker 4: I'm fascinated with this fingernail thing. Does it? Does it hurt?
Speaker 4: Do your fingers get hurt?
Speaker 6: Not? Really? Like it's easy for me because then I
Speaker 6: don't have to cut my nails when I have to play, and.
Speaker 2: Then the let's check you nails?
Speaker 4: Okay, so it doesn't look unusual.
Speaker 6: Oh, the thumb and the pointy thing is definitely do
Speaker 6: it's just playing skin.
Speaker 3: I just love that the umpire is going to bell
Speaker 3: and go cut that left pinky things and she was like,
Speaker 3: what are you talking about?
Speaker 2: No, nails can't scratch?
Speaker 1: Oh there you go, Hey Bella, congratulations you're on our
Speaker 1: wolf pack.
Speaker 6: Yeah oh thanks love being a pardible.
Speaker 3: Yeah right, and you're also in the running for our
Speaker 3: winter weekend escape, which is drawn.
Speaker 4: We're drawing another one on Friday, can you believe?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
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Speaker 3: If app to book hotels, apartments, holiday rentals, and more.
Speaker 2: What if it's Ozzie for travel? Let's do this quite
Speaker 2: what the Fork? The fork.
Speaker 3: Segment growing out of the fact that there's never any
Speaker 3: forks in any workplace, kitchen ever, and then we thought,
Speaker 3: let's just expand it out to other things we don't
Speaker 3: understand in life.
Speaker 4: Fair enough?
Speaker 3: Yeah, okay, So we were having a meeting about what
Speaker 3: the Fork yesterday and we were just discussing oral hygiene
Speaker 3: and I don't even know how this came up, but
Speaker 3: we were saying, do you you share a toothbrush with
Speaker 3: your partner and you Andrew is in front of our
Speaker 3: entire team. Producers are in newsreader, Abby, producer, m Boss,
Speaker 3: Josh cameraman, Josh, you've just gone, Oh, I've just realized
Speaker 3: something that people may have thought was a bit weird.
Speaker 4: And we went, well, Andrew and you went.
Speaker 3: When I was growing up on the farm, our whole
Speaker 3: family shared a toothbrush.
Speaker 2: Yeah, strange, isn't it. Do things a little bit differently
Speaker 2: on the farm.
Speaker 4: Girls, so taught me through.
Speaker 3: This is obviously before the days of electric toothbrushes.
Speaker 4: Yes, it was just the manual toothbrush.
Speaker 1: There's one or two toothbrushes there, and we're a family
Speaker 1: four then, I don't know.
Speaker 2: I think it's just sort of half share the toothbrush.
Speaker 3: I never thought, no, no, no, you don't know half
Speaker 3: to share a toothbrush. That's like being a little bit pregnant.
Speaker 3: You either put that toothbrush.
Speaker 4: In your mouth.
Speaker 2: I'm a little bit pregnant.
Speaker 4: You put that toothbrush in your mouth, or you don't.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think we did. I think we absolutely used
Speaker 1: to share a toothbrush. So and not one, maybe there
Speaker 1: was two or maybe three toothbrushes there.
Speaker 2: It's a family four, maybe just sort of switched up
Speaker 2: a little bit.
Speaker 1: And it's grown into my life now where I try
Speaker 1: and do it at home and I'll quite often just
Speaker 1: use cars toothbrush.
Speaker 2: And she will not have it much at all and
Speaker 2: gets quite angry.
Speaker 3: The only time you're allowed to share your partner's toothbrush
Speaker 3: is on holiday, So I reckon you've gotten your own.
Speaker 2: Then you've got your own?
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, and that's okay. It's too hard to go
Speaker 4: and buy one from. Have you've spoken to someone about
Speaker 4: your childhood trunk?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 2: I have it. Also, I'm making out like I'm an
Speaker 2: absolute hic.
Speaker 7: I'm not.
Speaker 2: Although this was the theme song on the farm.
Speaker 4: Did the horses get a run with a family toothbrush
Speaker 4: as well?
Speaker 1: She has no the horses that they would go through
Speaker 1: the toothbrushes very very quickly.
Speaker 4: Well, there's a lot of teeth and a horse mouth,
Speaker 4: isn't it.
Speaker 1: Apparently, judging by the reaction yesterday, this was a little
Speaker 1: bit strange, a little bit of a wrong thing to do.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Did the cows share them milky machines as well? That's
Speaker 4: a bit gross. Or did the sheep did they share ses?
Speaker 2: Did they share? She is, well? Yeah? Absolutely?
Speaker 1: Are you suggesting that each sheep gets shorn with a
Speaker 1: different pair of shoes.
Speaker 4: Oh no, it brings me to my next Yes, they
Speaker 4: did share. This brings me to my day. There was
Speaker 4: a segway here if you could let me get on
Speaker 4: with it.
Speaker 3: So every now and then, if we're in a situation,
Speaker 3: an emergency situation where I don't have a razor, I
Speaker 3: will quite often share my husband's.
Speaker 1: Oh you share ses as well. Yes, I wonder how
Speaker 1: he feels about it.
Speaker 3: Not great because he's walked in on me and caught
Speaker 3: me using his razor in places that he doesn't necessarily enjoy.
Speaker 4: Where are you don't do that? Don't do that? How
Speaker 4: could he not be enjoying?
Speaker 2: She's wearing down some interesting paths here.
Speaker 4: So I will use his razor.
Speaker 3: He doesn't like it because that's something that he obviously
Speaker 3: uses on his face.
Speaker 2: And specifically the mustache area.
Speaker 3: Very yeah, it's like it's like when you walk in
Speaker 3: and you find your partner using the face cloth, you know,
Speaker 3: to clean pits and bits, when obviously sometimes then you
Speaker 3: use it on your face also, which was what God
Speaker 3: intended your face.
Speaker 2: Wash A twenty four ten.
Speaker 1: I think the roles reversing here in terms of weird households?
Speaker 1: Who's using a cloth to wash their pits and bits?
Speaker 2: A cloth?
Speaker 4: A face cloth? Yeah, face face washing.
Speaker 3: Don't you use that's all over your body?
Speaker 8: Don't?
Speaker 2: Oh gosh, you turn this beautifully back on yourself.
Speaker 1: Do that you can take the girl out of tassy.
Speaker 4: Twenty four to ten. What was the question again? Okay?
Speaker 4: What do you share wearing that you shouldn't in your household?
Speaker 3: And every caller that gets on air goes into the
Speaker 3: running for a winter weekend a scatch.
Speaker 4: This started out as a pile on for you and I.
Speaker 4: It's supposing it's.
Speaker 2: Kind of fifty to fifty now as you speak. That's
Speaker 2: because you're a team player, and I appreciate that.
Speaker 4: Melanie, What are you sharing that you perhaps shuldn't me?
Speaker 3: Hi?
Speaker 7: There, it's my son. Boys are gross, aren't they. I
Speaker 7: walked into the bathroom to see him use my reusable
Speaker 7: slow stick, you know the ones that come on the
Speaker 7: stick and you can sort of rent it off and
Speaker 7: reuse it. And I found him using that wedging out
Speaker 7: a big piece of fruits or something in his teeth,
Speaker 7: and I don't really eat meat, so that kind of
Speaker 7: grossed me out. And I asked him how long he's
Speaker 7: been using it.
Speaker 8: He said, since I've bought it. Oh, boys are gross.
Speaker 2: Yeah they are, Melanie. How old is he?
Speaker 7: He's only six, but feel it's disgusting.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you wait till he hits a third or four.
Speaker 1: Naystart knocking on door before n B.
Speaker 4: Let's go to cherryl What are you sharing that you
Speaker 4: shouldn't be?
Speaker 2: Cheryl's my husband.
Speaker 5: He's pinched my derider and which is for women only,
Speaker 5: and my perfume.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I hate Cheryl. I on my side, I use
Speaker 1: women's the odor and as well. Yeah it's really nice.
Speaker 1: You know what it's on you guys, it's not all
Speaker 1: so delicious.
Speaker 5: If I've got I've got a son, I'll buy my
Speaker 5: son's de roder and he doesn't. He's just my son's
Speaker 5: deriders mine.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, Cherry is caring. That's all so Elizabeth.
Speaker 4: What sort of perfume are you rocking that he's using?
Speaker 5: Oh, I've got I would just buy some cheek stuff
Speaker 5: just for work. But I watch some light blue which
Speaker 5: I had to hide. You're used by light blue?
Speaker 2: Like blue?
Speaker 1: He puts that on and all of a sudden it
Speaker 1: becomes a classy young gentleman.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, good.
Speaker 4: It's a beautifully unique pronunciation.
Speaker 1: Of yeah, we're going to Tash fits.
Speaker 2: I'm just gonna say, be careful of this one. Good morning,
Speaker 2: good morning. How are you going?
Speaker 1: You're going very well, But more importantly, how are you going?
Speaker 1: What's being shared?
Speaker 6: So I know somebody and their partner who are both females,
Speaker 6: and they share their time.
Speaker 8: Of the month's underwear. Yeah, yeah, I mean, don't.
Speaker 4: Trying to find that producers?
Speaker 2: Are we?
Speaker 4: Oh that's next level?
Speaker 2: Is next level? Isn't it again?
Speaker 4: Do you even know what Tash is talking about?
Speaker 3: Angel?
Speaker 2: Really not? What's going on?
Speaker 1: I think I know about sixty percent of what's going
Speaker 1: on here, and even I can identify this.
Speaker 5: Yes, thank god you're here.
Speaker 3: Well, I wonder if they've updated the jingle, because after
Speaker 3: fourteen years, thank god you here is back tonight on
Speaker 3: the beautiful Channel ten network and the host of it,
Speaker 3: Celia the Coola, joins us, now, good morning.
Speaker 8: Good morning. I can tell you they have not updated
Speaker 8: and please they have it? Why would you change it?
Speaker 8: I have a visceral reaction hearing that song, you know
Speaker 8: what I mean, get excited, to get nervous, like yeah,
Speaker 8: it's the song the blue Doors still blue. It'd be
Speaker 8: weird if we came back and the door was red.
Speaker 8: You know something, if they.
Speaker 2: Broke don't updating the neighbors theme. You just never would
Speaker 2: do it.
Speaker 8: No right, why would you?
Speaker 3: Yeah? And Celia, so I believe that you weren't on
Speaker 3: it first time around, but you did go along to
Speaker 3: support your housemate Felicity Ward, who was a contestant.
Speaker 4: I'm sure did.
Speaker 8: That's right, And I can tell you it's one of
Speaker 8: the most enjoyable. It's probably the best live television show.
Speaker 8: To watch your taping. Of the five hundred people in
Speaker 8: the audience, you're right up close, and it is it's
Speaker 8: a joy to watch it on TV, but being in
Speaker 8: the room, like you can really feel the energy and
Speaker 8: the fear and the you know, their excitement in the air.
Speaker 8: So it was if you can, It's actually why I
Speaker 8: said yes to hosting. It means that I get to
Speaker 8: be at the every tapic Celia.
Speaker 1: Just to summarize as well, I mean, we're talking to
Speaker 1: a new generation. Now, what's the nuts and bolts of
Speaker 1: the show.
Speaker 8: Yeah, it sounds like a fever dream, but it really
Speaker 8: is what the show is. Basically, we take four very
Speaker 8: talented performers and we put them in a costume and
Speaker 8: we send them through a blue door into a scenario
Speaker 8: that they've never seen. They have to just make it
Speaker 8: up as they go along in front of the live
Speaker 8: audience and national television.
Speaker 4: So you've so yep, sorry, oh yeah.
Speaker 8: No, it sounds outrageous. I don't know why people agree
Speaker 8: to it, Like usterly, it's a lot of people's actual
Speaker 8: worst nightmares. Yeah, but it's fun. It's fun and entertaining
Speaker 8: to watch people have to think on their feet and
Speaker 8: see how they're going to react.
Speaker 3: I saw you in the supermarket the other day, Celia,
Speaker 3: because you're doing the media around. You're on the front
Speaker 3: page of New Idea and you had your basket there
Speaker 3: and you're walking through in casual clothing.
Speaker 4: You're like, there, I am.
Speaker 3: That's the glamor of TV right there on the front
Speaker 3: of New Idea. I always think.
Speaker 8: It's important to let people go in on that stuff,
Speaker 8: you know what I mean. It's all the sort of
Speaker 8: glamorous Like this morning, literally, I'm doing a day of proma.
Speaker 8: I'm wearing a suit, jacket or a blazer because I'm
Speaker 8: trying to be all professional in the car. Going to
Speaker 8: my radio interviews, I realized that I had a giant
Speaker 8: chocolate stain on the front of my jeans.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, Oh no, that couldn't be misconstrued.
Speaker 8: I know it's just in the crotch area as well.
Speaker 8: That's great. So it's one of the things with this
Speaker 8: show is it's real as well. There's a lot of
Speaker 8: it's very showbiers, like all of the sets and the
Speaker 8: costumes and the lights and it looks incredible, but at
Speaker 8: the core of it, it's very real. It's a bunch
Speaker 8: of people who don't know what's happening to them. They
Speaker 8: don't know what's going on, and they've got to pretended
Speaker 8: to make it up in the moment.
Speaker 3: Speaking of real, I love that you revealed on your
Speaker 3: Instagram that you were filming Love Me, which is a
Speaker 3: fabulous Australian series if you haven't watched it, it's really
Speaker 3: wholesome and feel good. But you played Sasha on that,
Speaker 3: But you had your three months old baby on the
Speaker 3: set while you were filming.
Speaker 4: That's outrageous. How'd you do it?
Speaker 8: Well, it was easier having her there and my partner
Speaker 8: there and they set them up, you know, in a
Speaker 8: little trailer and so I could go and breastfeeds and
Speaker 8: stuff at the time, and it was it was great.
Speaker 8: Like looking at it now, I mean I say that
Speaker 8: I can't really remember. It was a blur did you
Speaker 8: have it? And I was just happy that my character
Speaker 8: wore scrubs, which is basically like big pajamas.
Speaker 4: But that was great.
Speaker 8: I think I would have turned down the roll if
Speaker 8: they've gone three months after having a baby, we're putting
Speaker 8: you in the heels or like her, anything have gone
Speaker 8: come out. Yeah, but no they were. The production was
Speaker 8: very supportive and you know that time is all. It
Speaker 8: was actually quite nice to get out of the house,
Speaker 8: not being that absolute blur of is it days at
Speaker 8: night yet like newborn time? Oh yeah, I loved it.
Speaker 1: That's good as that. I've watched my wife do that twice.
Speaker 1: She's going to do it again in October, and there's
Speaker 1: nothing I could say.
Speaker 8: Yes, three are going to be out numbers are.
Speaker 4: People are trying to telling the jump from two to three?
Speaker 4: Isn't that bad?
Speaker 2: And I go, oh, my gosh.
Speaker 8: I mean, as the youngest of three, I said to
Speaker 8: my mum, I'm like why, I would have totally understood
Speaker 8: it if if you didn't want I didn't exist, Yeah,
Speaker 8: I'd be fine. It's going to be great. I think
Speaker 8: you're right. I think book it's fantastic. Now as I
Speaker 8: say eight point five out of ten, people go, how
Speaker 8: are we going? I've parented eight point five out of ten,
Speaker 8: she's ten out of ten. But overall it just does
Speaker 8: seem to be getting better.
Speaker 3: Well, silly, you've done a magnificent job to get to
Speaker 3: this point and juggle parenthood as well. So it is
Speaker 3: back tonight. Thank god you're here. Seven point thirty on
Speaker 3: Channel ten. Celia is the highest, and thank you so
Speaker 3: much for having a chat with us this morning.
Speaker 8: No worries, Thank you.
Speaker 4: Don't deal with that chocolate stained dog? Can you.
Speaker 7: Totally?
Speaker 1: You built a time machine on this Day's friend'sday.
Speaker 2: You're almost there. It's the hump day.
Speaker 1: So look, there's only one direction you can go now,
Speaker 1: and just keep on going forward. Don't go backwards, don't
Speaker 1: go sideways, don't go up, I go down, Just keep
Speaker 1: going four.
Speaker 3: You got this.
Speaker 4: I don't know what direction I'm going.
Speaker 1: You just please promise me you'll go forward to second
Speaker 1: of August. Let's take a trip down memory lane. Let's
Speaker 1: go back to nineteen seventy three. The Great Susi O'Neill,
Speaker 1: Madam Butterfly was born in Mackay, Queensland.
Speaker 2: Today her fiftieth birthday.
Speaker 4: Fifty Happy birthday, sus.
Speaker 1: I mean not just Australian Sporting Royalty, but closer to home,
Speaker 1: Nova Royalty.
Speaker 3: She is absolutely dominates in Brisbane.
Speaker 1: Nineteen seventy five champagne cork popping record was achieved by
Speaker 1: Gary Mahan when his cork traveled thirty one point four
Speaker 1: meters that's one hundred and three feets.
Speaker 2: I guess I know what you're thinking, where's Gary these days?
Speaker 1: Well, because of your champagne cork popping feats, he's probably
Speaker 1: offered some giant mansion somewhere counties millions of dollars.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And we've always said this on this show, like
Speaker 3: find your passion, and this is the thing. Sometimes your
Speaker 3: talents can be unexpected, Like Gary can come into this
Speaker 3: world going I Am going to be a champagne cork
Speaker 3: popping champion.
Speaker 8: Did he?
Speaker 2: No cork popping found Gary?
Speaker 4: Exactly?
Speaker 1: What a beautiful combination like Torblind Dean Gary corks Yeah.
Speaker 2: Twenty eighteen.
Speaker 1: TikTok, the video sharing social network becomes available worldwide after
Speaker 1: merging with Musically. So Musically was a little platform similar
Speaker 1: to Vine where people were just mouth along to songs.
Speaker 1: It was cringe af And then they merged with TikTok,
Speaker 1: which is also cringe af, which is kidding.
Speaker 2: If you got TikTok, we should probably do. But it's
Speaker 2: not from that.
Speaker 4: I'm not really about the TikTok.
Speaker 2: With the TikTok and their Facebook and the Instagram's.
Speaker 1: Twenty nineteen Edgshear's Divides will become the most attended and
Speaker 1: highest grossing tool of all time, overtaking you two after
Speaker 1: eight hundred and ninety three days on the road.
Speaker 2: What a phenomenon, ed sharing is.
Speaker 4: It's insane, isn't he The.
Speaker 2: Best gig I've ever been to was when he was
Speaker 2: at the Entertainment Center. Sound in the entertainment because it's
Speaker 2: a little bit because Zindall's a.
Speaker 1: Little bit better. I've never seen someone own a crowd more.
Speaker 1: And just this floor says it gets on his loop
Speaker 1: pedal as well.
Speaker 4: And was he like funny in between.
Speaker 1: Immaculate, Yeah, like speaking in between as good as singing,
Speaker 1: which is half the battle.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I saw kings alone one time in Sydney and they
Speaker 1: were hopeless in between songs, hopeless. All they said that
Speaker 1: after the first full song was Hey we're Kings of
Speaker 1: Leon and we're like, yeah, no, wow, thanks for that insight.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we brought the tickets. We know who were seeing
Speaker 4: your boys.
Speaker 1: And then one song in August, the second two thousand
Speaker 1: and three was Crazy in Love by Beyonce and jay Z.
Speaker 2: Soul A little power coupled those that, Yeah, they go,
Speaker 2: we do just reeking.
Speaker 8: Story is humid.
Speaker 2: Jo.
Speaker 6: Wow.
Speaker 4: We let's talk Lizzo, shall we?
Speaker 2: First?
Speaker 4: Up, girl, I'm about to have a pyermic good tex.
Speaker 2: The Lizzo has been busy.
Speaker 3: She's about to have a panic attack over a lawsuit
Speaker 3: because three of Lizzo's tour dancers have accused the singer
Speaker 3: of sexual harassment. They said she created a hostile work
Speaker 3: environment through racial and religious harassment in several incidents between
Speaker 3: twenty twenty one and twenty twenty three, and the dancers
Speaker 3: also alleged that Lizzo, known as an advocate obviously hazy
Speaker 3: for body positivity self love, criticized a dancer's recent weight
Speaker 3: gain and later Brater then fired the dancer for recording
Speaker 3: a meeting.
Speaker 4: Oh my gosh, outrageous behavior, isn't it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you just never know.
Speaker 4: The suit and I have to be very careful here.
Speaker 3: The suit also details a lot of, let me just say,
Speaker 3: carry on at a club in Amsterdam, so much so
Speaker 3: I can't really specify what happened, but other than to
Speaker 3: say that there are a lot of things flying around
Speaker 3: the air, that the dancers were encouraged to.
Speaker 2: Catch what like mosquitos, flies, and.
Speaker 3: Apparently Lizo also encouraged them to touch the nude performers.
Speaker 3: So they're going, I hope this is in another Ellen
Speaker 3: DeGeneres situation where you have a much love.
Speaker 2: That's what it feels like. That's the direction. It feels like,
Speaker 2: that's hope. Not anyway, it's very much. I watch this space,
Speaker 2: isn't it?
Speaker 4: Isn't that juicy?
Speaker 2: I'll press it anyway. I'm not sure it's propriate juicy.
Speaker 2: Talk about Harry.
Speaker 3: Well, Harry Stiles has been spotted with what appears to
Speaker 3: be an Olivia tattoo, and it's quickly gone viral. So
Speaker 3: Starles has just finished his two year tour and has
Speaker 3: been seeing.
Speaker 4: Living his best celebrity life on a boat.
Speaker 3: A few famous powers can you get who who would
Speaker 3: Harry be parting with on a boat.
Speaker 4: At No, I didn't ask how you want to party with?
Speaker 2: Sorry, I misserd the question girls or boys or both?
Speaker 4: Boys?
Speaker 2: Ah, I don't know. British mates.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, James Corden No, and Lewis Capaldi.
Speaker 2: Is never going to say James James Gordon.
Speaker 3: So he's wearing board shorts and you can sort of
Speaker 3: see the upper thigh and it just says Olivia.
Speaker 4: So the Olivia wild thing you might remember was very juicy.
Speaker 3: So she was served those papers, those divorce papers on
Speaker 3: the stage when she was delivering a speech from Jason Sudarkus, who,
Speaker 3: of course.
Speaker 1: Is Jason sudarkas Ted Oh, ted Lasso, I thought you
Speaker 1: said Jason Saddington, who used to play for Carl and
Speaker 1: the Sydney Swan's a completely different person. I was like,
Speaker 1: how did those two hook up together? I haven't seen
Speaker 1: Ted Lasso too, by the way, I must be the
Speaker 1: only person in this country.
Speaker 4: That I haven't seen Jason Saddington, for.
Speaker 2: I have seen for years two by the way, since
Speaker 2: he did his new It.
Speaker 3: This one Ted Lasso is great. I'm just onto the
Speaker 3: third series at the moment, but it's very very good,
Speaker 3: it's very wholesome. Anyway, So she split up with Ted
Speaker 3: Lasso and then she hooked up with Harry Yeah, and
Speaker 3: she didn't really comment on it other than to say,
Speaker 3: it's very tempting to correct a false narrative in this case.
Speaker 2: Ah okay, little swipe juice.
Speaker 4: Singer Babe Rexa has.
Speaker 2: Phoebe Bby Rexer whatever.
Speaker 4: Whatever, that's the first thing you've said all morning. It's
Speaker 4: calling me out.
Speaker 3: I've been busy in here with Gussie, our next superstar,
Speaker 3: teaching him so I can not come in ever again
Speaker 3: and he can do my job.
Speaker 1: But also, I mean, how did Jodie get babe from
Speaker 1: the spelling b E b E?
Speaker 8: I don't know.
Speaker 4: I don't know how Most things work and have break
Speaker 4: sometimes anyway.
Speaker 3: Singer Bbi Rexa has broken down in tears and convenment.
Speaker 3: She's broken up with her long term term boyfriend. She's
Speaker 3: in the middle of a concert in London and she
Speaker 3: announced she'd ended things with producer Cayenne Sayfari.
Speaker 4: That's certainly not how you say. Anyway.
Speaker 3: She's released texts Abby that her ex boyfriend has written
Speaker 3: her and they're disgusting he said your face was changing,
Speaker 3: So I told you it was.
Speaker 4: Would you rather I lie to you? You gained thirty
Speaker 4: five pounds.
Speaker 3: Which we worked out to be about fifteen kilos. Obviously
Speaker 3: you gain weight and your face changed. Should I just
Speaker 3: pretend it didn't happen? And that's okay? Come on, I
Speaker 3: gained three pounds and you call me chubbs in fat.
Speaker 3: That doesn't mean you don't love me.
Speaker 4: Oh see your cayenne bye, that's not a text that
Speaker 4: you want. What is he pepper like? Cayenne pepper like? Oh,
Speaker 4: she's holding no prisons this morning? The news grip.
Speaker 2: I love that.
Speaker 1: And one of those days where Abby is taking absolutely
Speaker 1: no you know what, yeah, from anyone, from anyone. Also, producers,
Speaker 1: can you do us a favor and get some bb
Speaker 1: REXA songs for songs of song.
Speaker 2: Song song. I'm very confident Jodes is not going to
Speaker 2: get any of them.
Speaker 4: Anyway.
Speaker 3: On that note, see your Cayenne Pepper Off you go,
Speaker 3: don't the door hit your fat.
Speaker 4: I'm on the way out by.
Speaker 3: Tommy Dodo is going to join us in the studio tomorrow.
Speaker 3: And also we've got our Bob Reville, which is the
Speaker 3: Battle of the Bangers, which I'm still working on.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm still working behind the scenes on it. Yeah,
Speaker 1: because it's got so tight. I mean, who thought that
Speaker 1: we had to keep score? There was no rule that
Speaker 1: said that we should do that, but here we are
Speaker 1: at six apiece come back.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and I need a win. I need a win
Speaker 4: this week. It's while Anyway, I've got a colleague at
Speaker 4: Channel ten, Joshi. He's come up with a list for.
Speaker 3: Me, So I'll just peruse that today and say how
Speaker 3: we got So you're outsourcing. That's interesting, says the man
Speaker 3: who made a plea to the people of Adelaide.
Speaker 1: What would you like to hear outsourced to Joshi Camerman.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and that failed terribly.
Speaker 4: That was awful.
Speaker 2: Made me realize I had to trust my instincts.
Speaker 4: Your heart. You've watched Mowana enough to know that's what
Speaker 4: you need to do.
Speaker 2: Yes, exactly right, trust your heart. That'll do. From us
Speaker 2: to enjoy Wednesday. We'll catch it bright now tomorrow. This
Speaker 2: is Jody and Hazy on Nova