Speaker 1: Sometimes in social situations, you always think, what do they
Speaker 1: do on over in Hong Kong?
Speaker 2: How are they handling things?
Speaker 3: Do you always say that most morning? Do you want
Speaker 3: have we checked in with Hong Kong?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: It solved so many problems.
Speaker 3: Yes, it does.
Speaker 1: One thing that the health minister is employed over there
Speaker 1: is he's encouraging people to stare shame people who are
Speaker 1: smoking in the wrong areas. Just give him a good
Speaker 1: old dirty look and hopefully they'll come claim.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we had a good old chat about who do
Speaker 3: you stare shame?
Speaker 1: I think about it as well. What just makes you
Speaker 1: so angry? But you don't have the galouoles to verbalize it,
Speaker 1: so you just stare at them.
Speaker 3: Well, we asked Abby in the newsroom, who don't you
Speaker 3: stare shame?
Speaker 1: She's still talking stare shaming. It is absolutely a thing.
Speaker 1: Just a quick remind as well, best caller this morning,
Speaker 1: going to pick yourself up a little school holiday package,
Speaker 1: hand ad reading semi voucher and Tronidole beach house voucher
Speaker 1: and go on the drawft for Jodan and Hazes's winter
Speaker 1: weekend escape. They do things a little bit different over
Speaker 1: in Hong Kong.
Speaker 3: Joans Oh, what's happened in honkers?
Speaker 1: I've always said that I don't think they honkers.
Speaker 3: Ever been to Joe Bananas at honkers?
Speaker 2: No, that's the thing.
Speaker 1: Apparently Hong Kong minister wants people to shame smokers by
Speaker 1: staring at them in public. Well, Hong Kong Secretary for
Speaker 1: Health Low Chung Mao has proposed an unconventional method to
Speaker 1: discourage smoking in public areas. He suggested that citizens should
Speaker 1: stare disapprovingly at smokers violating non smoking zones, even in
Speaker 1: the absence of law enforcement officers. Love this the power
Speaker 1: of a dirty look.
Speaker 3: A dirty stare, dirty chystare.
Speaker 1: Bring this in, Bring this in across in every state.
Speaker 1: I could see Peter Malanalysis getting behind this. Yeah you
Speaker 1: see something untoward happening, you just give them a big
Speaker 1: old death stare.
Speaker 3: Yeah, big old dirty stare.
Speaker 1: And if my stairs could talk, be aggressive, what would
Speaker 1: they say a lot of situations, particularly in traffic, Yeah,
Speaker 1: they'd see you absolute piece of beloney. Arrive better. I've
Speaker 1: got some good examples for you. I mean, where do
Speaker 1: I start in traffic? Probably if someone cuts you off
Speaker 1: and you pull up next to one and then you
Speaker 1: do the stair and then you wait as soon as
Speaker 1: they look at you, and then you mutter something under
Speaker 1: your breath they can't hear you, obviously, and then.
Speaker 2: Look away and you hope that they can lip read.
Speaker 1: But also one for me is you know when you
Speaker 1: stop at a traffic lights or you're about to and
Speaker 1: there's a car two cars ahead and you want to
Speaker 1: go left, Yeah, but the car ahead of you has
Speaker 1: got about three or four meters in front of it.
Speaker 1: Instead of going right up to the tower gate, they're
Speaker 1: stuck behind and you can't go left.
Speaker 3: You can't go left because they're too arrogant to be
Speaker 3: aware of their surroundings and go, oh, I need to
Speaker 3: move ahead here so that person behind. That's called consideration.
Speaker 1: Is it's not just you on the road, you giant
Speaker 1: knob right, give them a disapproving stair.
Speaker 4: Stair shame them, you.
Speaker 3: Know, like when people like you stair shame me. You
Speaker 3: know what I like to do was that just have
Speaker 3: a little giggle at them.
Speaker 1: Oh it makes us so high. You know what we
Speaker 1: thought we'd bring in the unofficial. We can assume that
Speaker 1: she's the Queen of stairs, showing that just fel be
Speaker 1: right up your.
Speaker 3: Alms so in your wheelhouse.
Speaker 5: You see the trophy for handball blitz. I think I
Speaker 5: need one for resting bitch face. Anyway, I am one
Speaker 5: who does it well. I do it to a lot
Speaker 5: of for a lot of different things. But my biggest
Speaker 5: thing is people who stop in doorways, stop in places
Speaker 5: where people are walking whatever, blah blah blah, and people.
Speaker 3: Stop right there.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I I want to admit this. Usually I will
Speaker 5: literally stop and stand there staring at the people who
Speaker 5: are all confuting in the spot until they until they
Speaker 5: go oh oh sorry, and then move out the way,
Speaker 5: and then I usually walk.
Speaker 3: Off and do it like shaking my head. Yeah, I'll
Speaker 3: walk off, so I can imagine there'd be a timer
Speaker 3: in your head. You're like, all right, let's do this,
Speaker 3: and I'm going to stand there and stare at one.
Speaker 3: Two yeah, oh sorry, Oh okay, four seconds not bad.
Speaker 5: I cannot people who stand in where people are walking
Speaker 5: through get out the way.
Speaker 2: It's very good.
Speaker 1: Are you going gets smacked in the face with a
Speaker 1: really shameful stare from us read abbey good morning to use.
Speaker 3: That good morning. Yeah.
Speaker 6: I'm a big fan of live theater and I'm not
Speaker 6: a fan of people that don't turn their phones off.
Speaker 6: Goes off in live theater, I'll do the full turnaround,
Speaker 6: twist the neck behind.
Speaker 3: It's daggers.
Speaker 5: Is that happened to Mary Poppins the other way right?
Speaker 6: In a silent scene. There's a reason they tell you
Speaker 6: to turn that off, same as if you're talking in
Speaker 6: the theater, I will daggers.
Speaker 3: I've got one. What about when you're at the airport
Speaker 3: and you're standing at the baggage carousel and there's always
Speaker 3: a dude whose bag hasn't come yet, but he's taking
Speaker 3: up all the real estate right next to it, So
Speaker 3: when you go to get your bag, you're.
Speaker 4: Like, out of my way, man, inconsiderate.
Speaker 3: Like, wait until your bag's coming and then you can
Speaker 3: converge on the carousel until then, step the hell back.
Speaker 1: Four han stare shaming. It's a new thing. We're taking
Speaker 1: it from honkers, as you've called them over in Hong Kong.
Speaker 3: Apparently, thanks for man's blaming honkers for everything.
Speaker 1: No worries if you've just tuned in in the last
Speaker 1: thirty seconds.
Speaker 2: I've got little school holiday package up for grabs as well.
Speaker 1: For the best call, and of course you go in
Speaker 1: the running for Jodi and hazes Winter Weekend Escapes your
Speaker 1: best examples for stair shaming, gives a call unders go
Speaker 1: to Jesse. So I've been involved with some stair shaming there, Jess, Yeah.
Speaker 3: Definitely when customers bring in like fifty dollars worth of
Speaker 3: coins and you've got to count it out and you
Speaker 3: hold up the whole line.
Speaker 2: Oh exactly right. I don't want to.
Speaker 1: I don't really go hard on any particular groups. But
Speaker 1: is it the elderly?
Speaker 3: Yeah, mainly mainly, or.
Speaker 7: The ones that have been saving up there five cent
Speaker 7: pieces for their smokes for next week?
Speaker 3: Right? Where do you work, Jess, umm drake, Ah, right, okay,
Speaker 3: so people are coming in for their cigarettes with fifty
Speaker 3: one dollar coins. Oh my god, oh you poor me.
Speaker 1: You must, Jess, you must have the most outrageous frowning lines.
Speaker 7: I don't age up for right, Oh.
Speaker 3: Jess, thank you for your call.
Speaker 4: This morning, let's go to our Cursey morning, Cursey, good
Speaker 4: in morning.
Speaker 7: Guys. Now, I don't need a stare because I've got
Speaker 7: an eight year old daughter who she basically just puts
Speaker 7: it out there, so if anyone crosses us at all,
Speaker 7: she just basically says, you're right, yeah, you know, and
Speaker 7: you're right exactly. And I don't know where she gets
Speaker 7: the English accent from, but still and everyone sort of
Speaker 7: just looks around and stairs at us, and she just
Speaker 7: keeps on going and I'm like, yeah, thanks, I feel
Speaker 7: like I just want to disappear.
Speaker 8: So she's doing it.
Speaker 3: She's dishing it out. If she's cursey, she's dishing it out.
Speaker 7: And I'm not confrontational, so I'm sort of like just
Speaker 7: hiding my mate year old, So throwing her in that's good.
Speaker 1: Yeah, as long as they get the message. If it
Speaker 1: is an eight year old, then message received, it's all good.
Speaker 3: Yeah, all right, thank you so much, Kirsty, A great day, got.
Speaker 1: A little price, Yeah, I reckon Jess from Kapunda. Yeah,
Speaker 1: she's got to be going on. She's stress going on it.
Speaker 3: World is dealing with people who want their Winny blues
Speaker 3: and the way they want to pay for them is
Speaker 3: with fifty one dollar coins.
Speaker 1: Yes, Jess, got a school holiday pack for you as well,
Speaker 1: cash Transformers Indiana, Jame's Mission Impossible, Barbie more at Reading
Speaker 1: Cinemas and Westlakes. Congratulations and thanks for jump on board.
Speaker 2: Jess.
Speaker 3: Thank you so much, very good Enjoy Jesse.
Speaker 1: Both care as well and Jerdy and Hay's Winter weekend escapes.
Speaker 1: We announce our first prize pack tomorrow.
Speaker 3: Yeah, very nice.
Speaker 2: Everyone who gets on air gets in the drawer.
Speaker 3: Sometimes I think you're mad at me when you look
Speaker 3: at me like a when you look at your confused face.
Speaker 1: Looks it's angry, isn't it. Yeah, I'm always confused. You
Speaker 1: should see what my angry face actually looks like.
Speaker 3: Well really, what about when your angry face like blend
Speaker 3: in with your confused face?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, oh god? Were talking about my face?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 2: Cross?
Speaker 3: What if dot com helps OSSI's make the most out
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Speaker 1: all before you can say breaking my face.
Speaker 3: Jump on the waterfap and get started.
Speaker 2: What if it's Ossie for travel.
Speaker 3: A little?
Speaker 8: You tell me you've got the time machine.
Speaker 1: That's on this daisy Thursday Time for some knowledge.
Speaker 2: Welcome aboard this beautiful little train. It's the twentieth of July.
Speaker 1: Let's go back to nineteen sixty nine Neil Armstrong became
Speaker 1: the first man to walk on the moon.
Speaker 2: Or Diddy.
Speaker 4: Little Spirits and mirrors, spurious he theorists.
Speaker 2: I think he did when I don't know him.
Speaker 1: It's very believable what I saw, And a lot of
Speaker 1: people were like, we've hardly got TV yet you can.
Speaker 2: Like get vision live vision of a bloke on a moon.
Speaker 3: I know. And also like green screens are very effective.
Speaker 3: You can set anything up these days. Although it was
Speaker 3: the fifties, it.
Speaker 2: Was War sixty nine was okay, yeah, no sticky for
Speaker 2: you for listening.
Speaker 1: Nineteen eighty six, Pichi Igarashi, age ninety nine years and
Speaker 1: three hundred and two days, became the oldest man to
Speaker 1: climb Mount.
Speaker 3: Fuji at what age? So again listening is ninety.
Speaker 4: Nine years and three hundred and two days, wonder mountain?
Speaker 2: Yeah, climbed Mount Fuji.
Speaker 3: That's outrageous.
Speaker 1: Up the top six hundred mill bottle of Fuji water
Speaker 1: is not I don't know, but good ever by him
Speaker 1: on your Tiachi. Ninety seven kind of nosey single Locomotion
Speaker 1: was released That did pretty well, didn't.
Speaker 3: It, I mean? How good?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 3: And the film clip too iconic that curly hair. Thank
Speaker 3: god that girl eventually discovered hair straights.
Speaker 4: What a beautiful piece of Australia armor as well.
Speaker 1: Two thousand nine to seven PM Project now and as
Speaker 1: the project began on Network ten.
Speaker 3: It sure did been around for a long time, had
Speaker 3: a good.
Speaker 2: Run, said several hosts. Your favorite off the top.
Speaker 3: I mean I've always mete a Carry fan, like Carry,
Speaker 3: I like Lisa also, yeah, I like all of them.
Speaker 3: They're all my favorites. So they employ me. Yeah, that's
Speaker 3: very very and the new ones are great also.
Speaker 2: Okay, whoever Georgie Tourney.
Speaker 3: Georgie is actually Georgie Tunney. Absolutely, yes, Georgie.
Speaker 4: Yeah, excuse me.
Speaker 1: Willie Ali's well, it just seems like one of those folks's.
Speaker 1: I definitely know he's smarter than me, but he might
Speaker 1: be smarter than most people.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, I also think it's will ead Arlie.
Speaker 2: Goodness.
Speaker 1: All right, I'm going to tune into the project tonight
Speaker 1: in what would seem the first time.
Speaker 4: Yes, ever, No One Stung.
Speaker 1: On July twenty, nineteen ninety seven was Return of the
Speaker 1: Mac by Mac Morrison.
Speaker 2: What else certified Banger?
Speaker 3: What else did Mack Morrison go on to do?
Speaker 1: He went on to sing thrift Shop on our way,
Speaker 1: that is Mac lemore different, Mac enjoy.
Speaker 2: Battle the ban so it's back. That's all love the Bangers.
Speaker 2: How comrades going at it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, okay, so we both choose a song, we bring
Speaker 3: it to the table, we announce it today, and then
Speaker 3: you've got pretty much twenty four hours to vote for
Speaker 3: who you want on the Jodi and Hazy page on Instagram.
Speaker 3: The good guy normally wins. So I'm a head six four.
Speaker 1: The good Guy's about to say, what is the square?
Speaker 1: I don't even know what the score is? Do you
Speaker 1: know the score?
Speaker 2: Better believe it, you know the score.
Speaker 3: I do have a small bone to pick with you.
Speaker 3: And yesterday when I was just flicking through Instagram in
Speaker 3: between breaking stories at.
Speaker 4: Channel ten, okay, you tell me the story that you
Speaker 4: broke yesterday?
Speaker 3: Did you?
Speaker 4: Let's not get side, but you got sent to the
Speaker 4: Griffin's Head best Burger.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well it's breaking ish. I mean you judged it
Speaker 3: the night before. That's again, you could have interviewed me,
Speaker 3: are you not? On Channel ten? I couldn't. But anyway,
Speaker 3: something through my instant and then I see a video
Speaker 3: of you standing in this very studio appealing to people
Speaker 3: saying what would you like me? Ina tunes? The Battle
Speaker 3: of the main is. Do you know what that's like?
Speaker 3: That's like a politician going out into the electorate before
Speaker 3: an election, going hey, guys, like, what sort of tax
Speaker 3: cuts would you like? What sort of policies would you
Speaker 3: like me to make in order to get elected?
Speaker 1: It's not like that at all. And can I just
Speaker 1: say it just sort of feels like each and every
Speaker 1: person that listens to No. Nine on nine, and in
Speaker 1: particular this show, they kind of feel like a family member.
Speaker 1: So that's who I was healing too, your family, basically
Speaker 1: my family. That's what it felt like, a genuine sort
Speaker 1: of brother slash sister relationship with all the listeners out there.
Speaker 3: And what did you manage to come up with? Well,
Speaker 3: I just in collaboration with the good people of Adelaide,
Speaker 3: who your electorate.
Speaker 1: Yes, look, there were a lot of good suggestions. But
Speaker 1: can I say I actually went back to the drawing board.
Speaker 2: And I just let the heart speak. Okay, I said,
Speaker 2: what should I get? What's a tactic?
Speaker 8: Here?
Speaker 2: Said?
Speaker 1: You know what, I'm just gonna let my heart do
Speaker 1: the talking. Is your heart going back to the roots.
Speaker 1: I'm going back to a bit of Lenny Kravitz.
Speaker 4: What a cracking song.
Speaker 2: No more tactics.
Speaker 4: Oh, let's play Taylor Swift and see if we can just.
Speaker 2: Buy some boats. Effectively. I love this song. I always
Speaker 2: love the song. It's done beautifully.
Speaker 4: Acoustically as well.
Speaker 1: You can't lose sure Lenny Kravit stinks because he quite
Speaker 1: notably doesn't need to go to it.
Speaker 2: But that's neither all there. This is a ripping song.
Speaker 3: It's a good song, and I'm glad you finally followed
Speaker 3: that little heart of yours. Okay, well, I've just gone
Speaker 3: an out and out banger. There's no other way to
Speaker 3: explain my song.
Speaker 2: You can, you know? Qua it's a good song.
Speaker 3: Fat Man scope, Yeah, and you know why I didn't
Speaker 3: introduce it because I completely forgot the name.
Speaker 9: But what's it actually called.
Speaker 1: It's called be Faithful by fat Man's scirp good as
Speaker 1: a particular part of this song, which is really really
Speaker 1: aggressive in terms of asking people what they're doing for
Speaker 1: their purposes in the club that night, and you're like,
Speaker 1: whoa fat Man take me home first, big fellow.
Speaker 3: Well, also, I read this song past the boss and
Speaker 3: he goes, yes, let's find the radio edit version.
Speaker 2: The non radio edit version is very very explicit.
Speaker 3: Please get involved. I want your feedback. Go for double
Speaker 3: O nine nine one nine more importantly jump on Instagram
Speaker 3: the Jodie and Hazy plays page and cast your vote.
Speaker 1: Please a couple of good songs. So you've got Fatman Scooped,
Speaker 1: be Faithful or Lenny Kravitz Fly Away. So I just
Speaker 1: want to leave this in your ear for a second,
Speaker 1: of course she did, Yeah, well you.
Speaker 3: Just reading still this?
Speaker 2: How has seen?
Speaker 8: This is huge?
Speaker 3: Celie Murphy has taken an extreme approach to dieting in
Speaker 3: order to transform into scientists Jay Robert Oppenheimer for the
Speaker 3: Christan Nolan directed Oppenheimer film He had a monumental undertaking.
Speaker 3: I was listening to Emily Blunt in an interview and
Speaker 3: she was saying his diet was so ridiculously extreme he
Speaker 3: could literally just have one armand a day one armand well, no,
Speaker 3: I think she was exaggerating.
Speaker 2: Arment, do you have to divvy it up into three
Speaker 2: separate meals?
Speaker 3: Have a lift?
Speaker 1: Are we saying there's a chance that when we pushed
Speaker 1: that bug in we destroy the world?
Speaker 2: Chances are near zero, year zero. What are you want
Speaker 2: for theory of long zero? It would be nice. It's
Speaker 2: have to get through your day on one arm.
Speaker 3: I know police have issued a massive warning over Splendor
Speaker 3: in the Grass and of course Lizzo is performing there. Weirl,
Speaker 3: I'm about to have a panic attack.
Speaker 1: She would have had a panic attack. Last year it
Speaker 1: was an absolute mudfest.
Speaker 3: Oh was that last year? The mudfest?
Speaker 2: Was it disgusting?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Right? Okay, So there saying there's going to be an
Speaker 3: absolute massive RBT blitz and also drug testing as well.
Speaker 3: So if you're heading to Byron Bay for Splendor, just
Speaker 3: beyond your best behavior is what we've always said when
Speaker 3: you're going to a festival, isn't it?
Speaker 1: Am I getting this right? Have people previously done and
Speaker 1: listed drugs at Splendor?
Speaker 3: I mean there's a thing, there's some sort of suggestion
Speaker 3: or rumors that might be a thing.
Speaker 2: Have you heard of that main thing before? Abby?
Speaker 8: Never?
Speaker 3: Why are you giggling? Abby? I'm not giggling. Have you
Speaker 3: ever been to Splendor? Abby?
Speaker 5: I haven't been to Splendor, but I'm pretty sure Hazy
Speaker 5: being friends with people that I know, we probably cross
Speaker 5: paths at like Stereo Sonics back in the day or
Speaker 5: something where we may have both been a little under
Speaker 5: the weather.
Speaker 3: Yeah right.
Speaker 2: That was me at the front cut and chafed.
Speaker 3: As well, and then ending up at the line hotel afterwards.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, you would have been a big day out, boy,
Speaker 3: I reckon you would have been a big day out
Speaker 3: through and through.
Speaker 2: Oh where's my shirt gone?
Speaker 3: Oh my gods. Stereos though, stereos How would I know?
Speaker 3: I never went to stereosotic. I'm certainly not that cool.
Speaker 9: No.
Speaker 1: Yeah, a lot of aqua colors getting around as.
Speaker 3: Well colors and one point one. Goggle Box is back
Speaker 3: on the Telly for another season. It's been renewed, which
Speaker 3: is good news. That is a good show.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you're big fan.
Speaker 3: I love goggle Box.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's big, solid turnover and staff.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there has been there's actually been a few people
Speaker 3: that have died.
Speaker 1: Okay, that's why keep getting in place, because they keep
Speaker 1: on dying.
Speaker 3: No, one of the ladies, the grandmother died.
Speaker 2: And the old blow. The guys would sit there and
Speaker 2: drink like cocktails and stuff.
Speaker 4: Yes, those two that could pass away.
Speaker 3: Yes, the wife passed away.
Speaker 4: She seemed to complain about a lot of things though.
Speaker 3: She'd be one of those grandmas where you go around
Speaker 3: for dinner and she'd be asking you when are you
Speaker 3: getting married? When are you having another baby?
Speaker 1: Always very disapproving, or when they've got the toddlers and
Speaker 1: they're like, oh, say things like I tell you what,
Speaker 1: he just needs a good smack on the bump, like
Speaker 1: mama doesn't work.
Speaker 3: Like that, It doesn't. And also just a shout out
Speaker 3: to mine man who since passed that wooden spoon hurt.
Speaker 3: She didn't use her hand, she used the wood the wooden.
Speaker 1: Spoon at school, a primary school. What imagine that happening
Speaker 1: these days? Back in public school? Sixteen kids there. I
Speaker 1: was the only one of my year, very much a
Speaker 1: country public school. He got smacked by a belt too.
Speaker 1: I reckon at one stage. God yeah, oh anyway, Oh
Speaker 1: my god, it's all flooding back into my brain right now.
Speaker 3: Childhood trauma for your juice this morning, this is this.
Speaker 2: Is an over.
Speaker 1: Razio fantasiz fanta.
Speaker 8: Please welcome to Jody and Hazy.
Speaker 2: Oh there is in studio. Good morning to you or morning.
Speaker 3: Oh good morning. We haven't seen you for a bit. Yeah,
Speaker 3: we miss you more.
Speaker 4: What do you mean up to much? Not as much
Speaker 4: as you But looks at those hands.
Speaker 2: You've You've just tuned in for the first time. Jody's
Speaker 2: got what is it? What's on your hands? Example?
Speaker 3: Okay, it's all faked han on my hands and it's
Speaker 3: wedged between my fingers. In way of explanation, my ten
Speaker 3: year old daughter is in a dance comp this week
Speaker 3: and she wanted a full spray tond and I compromised
Speaker 3: and said, you can have some tinted moisturizer. That's the
Speaker 3: pure stuff. That's okay.
Speaker 1: I'm just skim Rumors about awful and all sorts of
Speaker 1: things sort of started circulating and we're like.
Speaker 2: Wow, we just need to clear this up.
Speaker 3: Did I just jump on board?
Speaker 2: It was the first thing you seventy walking? He was like,
Speaker 2: whoa woo?
Speaker 4: Anyway, has body good?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Really good.
Speaker 10: I'm building some some nice form, I think, and building
Speaker 10: some minutes. I played seventy percent games time on the
Speaker 10: weekend and hopefully build that up to about eighty five
Speaker 10: this weekend and be.
Speaker 4: Ready to go.
Speaker 3: Realistically, how much longer do you want to be in
Speaker 3: the sandfill?
Speaker 2: No more time?
Speaker 3: Old you respect to the sandfill?
Speaker 10: Hopefully one more? Okay, Yeah, that's the that's the plan
Speaker 10: in my mind. Get through this one and really just
Speaker 10: show Kenny that I've got my speedback and I trust
Speaker 10: my body. And that's the conversations that we've both had. Yep,
Speaker 10: and hope then back in for the Showdown.
Speaker 3: Big Test on Saturday night against Collingwood the Red Hot Pies.
Speaker 3: How are we going to go?
Speaker 4: I think it's going to be a great game. Hopefully
Speaker 4: a bit of rain.
Speaker 10: Actually, I think we'll work in our favor and we
Speaker 10: can just be a bit more contested because they really
Speaker 10: love that free flowing sort of style and run and gun,
Speaker 10: so hopefully we can just put him in a contest
Speaker 10: for a little bit longer.
Speaker 1: Yeah, a few reinforcements back. Well, we're waiting to see
Speaker 1: what happens tonight, but from last night, Ali Dixon, Jason
Speaker 1: Francis and maybe Trent McKenzie could be stacked.
Speaker 10: Yeah, with these Jesus tramp McKenzie, that's what we were
Speaker 10: rolling and just resurrecting from the ankle in one week.
Speaker 1: The front of his foot touched the back of his calf.
Speaker 1: Oh that's what it looked like. He rolled it so
Speaker 1: badly in his back.
Speaker 10: Yeah, he's back, so it wasn't too much structural damage
Speaker 10: or anything like that. So yeah, he's he's resurrected and
Speaker 10: hopefully he'll be.
Speaker 2: Good to go.
Speaker 1: Does Trae McKenzie have no ligaments or anything like that,
Speaker 1: because it was last year or the year before where
Speaker 1: he hyper extended his knee maybe up at.
Speaker 4: Brisbane, yep, and got and then came back.
Speaker 3: Yeah, ridiculous, Zach Butters apparently we'll play hazy was outside
Speaker 3: of sports meant for about eight and a half days
Speaker 3: wait for Zach.
Speaker 10: How did they go for it?
Speaker 2: Strange?
Speaker 1: Isn't it like we were there waiting before it even happened.
Speaker 1: I'm joking yesterday. As soon as you hit the bench
Speaker 1: against the Blues, we're right, get this sports mess Septsman, we.
Speaker 3: Won't see daddy for a little while.
Speaker 10: Yeah, and we finally got like, how you guys know
Speaker 10: before we get there, you're already there?
Speaker 3: Oh you want to feel that one?
Speaker 1: Do you want a little just to appeal the curtains back.
Speaker 1: We put someone in every single spot, and not just that.
Speaker 3: Not just that. We joined forces with every other station.
Speaker 3: So seven and ten will gang up nine, we'll get there.
Speaker 3: The ABC, the SPS, We're like, get outside.
Speaker 2: Is both there because we got some I wasn't there,
Speaker 2: but you got hit up one time. I reckon it's sportsman.
Speaker 2: You came out the opening doors and everyone was waiting
Speaker 2: there for you. What was injury?
Speaker 4: I had sportsmen, I had surgery there.
Speaker 2: Yep.
Speaker 10: That was in the by and not long ago. I
Speaker 10: was just doing some strength testing in at Wakefield. No
Speaker 10: one was there and I was like, what are you
Speaker 10: doing here? Look you're getting a scan?
Speaker 8: Like no.
Speaker 4: I felt really bad. I felt rude. I was like, no,
Speaker 4: I'm just doing some strength testing that I do before
Speaker 4: I could play.
Speaker 1: They go, yep, okay, cool, this just in a ratio,
Speaker 1: is just down a cla.
Speaker 3: All the fun games we play.
Speaker 1: All to get a grab of one of you guys
Speaker 1: saying yeah, no, it feels okay, that's all good.
Speaker 4: I'll probably play it.
Speaker 3: And then we're like no, no, no, you know I've
Speaker 3: been here for ten hours freezing something more. Do well,
Speaker 3: all the best this weekend, Oh, Battle of the Bangers?
Speaker 3: Would you like to choose a song for this week?
Speaker 1: I got two options here. He's the first one. Good song,
Speaker 1: a little bit inappropriate if you ask, man, oh, what's
Speaker 1: it is.
Speaker 8: You?
Speaker 3: Oh my goodness, that's an official, an official vote. Please
Speaker 3: can we write that down? Thank you very much.
Speaker 1: I tried to push that through a couple of weeks
Speaker 1: ago with Tom do Day and he said, no, it
Speaker 1: doesn't count for two official votes, but two boats doesn't.
Speaker 3: Yeah, absolutely it does. It's a razzio.
Speaker 1: And what we did notice as well, at right as
Speaker 1: soon as you walked in the studio, you compared yourself
Speaker 1: to the handball blitching trophy.
Speaker 2: Which servants.
Speaker 4: And I want to play. How do I get involved?
Speaker 3: Well, I mean what would you would you? I'd like
Speaker 3: to see you two hand blitz it off.
Speaker 2: Oh okay, yeah, very fun. Are you up for that?
Speaker 4: I'm definitely for that.
Speaker 1: That's in the grand final, will of course be me
Speaker 1: and you. So I'm looking forward to going a nice
Speaker 1: little warm up game against Ratio.
Speaker 2: Probably beat me, but then I get the big dog.
Speaker 3: Well, I've been ruled out actually for two weeks with
Speaker 3: spray tank hands. I can't play at the minute.
Speaker 2: Get too much spin of it, too much spin.
Speaker 1: Right, So thanks for jumping in the studio with us,
Speaker 1: and we can say as well, thirteen twenty fourteen, if
Speaker 1: you want to headlong to the footy Saturday night, I
Speaker 1: bought me the pies. Give it's a call right now.
Speaker 1: It's going sold out, sold It's been sold out for
Speaker 1: a long time too. Is your inbox lighting up for tickets.
Speaker 4: Yeah, a few family members.
Speaker 3: Can I come to the game, and you'd have a
Speaker 3: few family members.
Speaker 4: I reckon a lot of decent suburb battalion people want
Speaker 4: to come to the game.
Speaker 3: Ratio, thank you so much for coming in.
Speaker 4: Thanks guys thirty and twenty fourteen for some tickets.
Speaker 3: Andrew Hayes. Many different types of parents, aren't there. Yeah,
Speaker 3: you've got your tiger parent, you got your helicopter parents.
Speaker 2: What's a tiger parent.
Speaker 3: Tiger parent are those mums who ride their kids real
Speaker 3: hard to be successful. Oh goodness, So like, oh, Johnny,
Speaker 3: you really good at piano. You will practice every night
Speaker 3: for three and a half hours.
Speaker 2: Us and then you won't love it. You'll hate it.
Speaker 3: You hate the piano. Yeah, there's the helicopter parent. That's
Speaker 3: the hovra, the one that just chases the kids around
Speaker 3: and watches everything they do.
Speaker 2: That might be me.
Speaker 3: Actually, oh no, got, you're the no idea parent. There's
Speaker 3: a category for you. There's my husband, Gregory. He's the
Speaker 3: permissive parent. So everything that kids want they get, so
Speaker 3: no wonder Dad's the favorite and that leaves me, you
Speaker 3: know where that leaves me the authoritative parent, the one
Speaker 3: that has to discipline and say no, you can't have that.
Speaker 2: Well, it sounds like Greg is just a fun dad,
Speaker 2: is he? I like the way he goes about things.
Speaker 3: Oh oh, that's a Disneyland parent. That's the Disneyland dad.
Speaker 3: He lets the kids do all the cool stuff.
Speaker 2: Hey, can I have some mascreen for breakfast? It's Thursday?
Speaker 2: Why not?
Speaker 3: I've discovered a parent on Instagram and I absolutely adore
Speaker 3: this woman. You can follow her. Her handle is not
Speaker 3: so smug now and you'll see some videos like where
Speaker 3: she displays her approach to being a mum, and that
Speaker 3: is to be absolutely sarcastic and I love it. This
Speaker 3: is when you discover something stuff down the counch av listen,
Speaker 3: thank you so much for this.
Speaker 8: So nice of you to leave me some apple, just
Speaker 8: stuff down the sofa where you knew i'd find it.
Speaker 3: And it gets better. It's every parent's favorite when your
Speaker 3: kid can't be bothered to go to the kitchen and
Speaker 3: get their own drink.
Speaker 11: There's water sure now listen. I don't know if you know,
Speaker 11: but if you just look down, just down. Yeah, you
Speaker 11: see those two things that are growing out of your body.
Speaker 11: They're called legs and they are amazing. Basically, they're invented
Speaker 11: so that you can take yourself from one place to another.
Speaker 8: You just literally have to get up and put one.
Speaker 11: Of them in front of the other until you get
Speaker 11: to the cupboard with the glasses, and then to the
Speaker 11: tap and pour your own.
Speaker 4: Water, swearing. The just really and lifts the lead at
Speaker 4: the frustration. Yeah, that was the.
Speaker 3: Oddy household a couple of weeks ago. And it's like, Darling,
Speaker 3: thank you so much for telling us that you're captain
Speaker 3: at ten to eight on a Saturday morning, which means
Speaker 3: that little window of sleeping that I had, I now
Speaker 3: have to race to the supermarket to the fruit and
Speaker 3: bedge and ask them to cut up a million orange
Speaker 3: and then go on by thirty dollars worth of lollies,
Speaker 3: which you will then proceed to leave in the opposition's
Speaker 3: kit bag. Thank you so much, Darling. I really appreciate you.
Speaker 1: I just don't feel like your girls are particularly going
Speaker 1: to take to sarcasm too well.
Speaker 3: Oh no, they dish it back. Don't worry about that, exactly.
Speaker 2: Right, full of our attitude. And wonder where they got
Speaker 2: the front. I don't know.
Speaker 3: It's no Disneyland, dad, That's what.
Speaker 1: I think sometimes when people use the terms double threat,
Speaker 1: they use it just a little bit loosely. Yeah, how
Speaker 1: about we talk about Ricky Lee and we talk about
Speaker 1: someone who's one of the most prominent radio broadcasters in
Speaker 1: this country, but also, I mean the original roots, one of,
Speaker 1: if not the best singer songwriter in the country.
Speaker 2: Take your pick.
Speaker 3: This is insulting because you've stopped short of calling her
Speaker 3: a triple threat. Are you saying regularly you can't dance?
Speaker 3: Is that what you're saying that you're saying, Ricky? The
Speaker 3: new single drops today. Congratulations Are you pumped?
Speaker 8: Thank you so much?
Speaker 9: Yeah, I'm so excited. It's like when I release music,
Speaker 9: it's like my version of having a baby.
Speaker 8: It's like way less painful. You get all of the
Speaker 8: joy and the love and oh my gosh, it's so great.
Speaker 8: It's kind of like that.
Speaker 9: I feel like, it's just I don't have to go
Speaker 9: through all the pain. Unless you think about the actual
Speaker 9: making of the song being a pain. It's nowhere near,
Speaker 9: I'm sure, of course, nowhere near as bad as labor.
Speaker 8: But it's annoying, but it's quite fun.
Speaker 9: I'm very I'm very excited. I love putting music out
Speaker 9: it's always that like nervous adrenaline and that you know
Speaker 9: that the doubt and worry and.
Speaker 8: Fear and all of that creeps into your head, like
Speaker 8: what if people don't like it?
Speaker 9: But it's it's been amazing the response already, and I'm
Speaker 9: just so excited to the point of no return to
Speaker 9: be part of you know, people's.
Speaker 8: Bang up playlist.
Speaker 2: Yeah nice, we're about to hear it very very soon.
Speaker 1: But take us through it because from what we're hearing,
Speaker 1: this is not what we would usually expect from me
Speaker 1: in terms of sound.
Speaker 9: Yeah, no, this is I would say, a whole new
Speaker 9: sound for me. It's very different on my own. It
Speaker 9: was a conscious choice. I wanted to do something that
Speaker 9: was the opposite of on my own. I like keeping
Speaker 9: people guessing. I like keeping people on their toes and
Speaker 9: surprising people too.
Speaker 8: And it's also really.
Speaker 9: Fun as a songwriter and as an artist, twenty years
Speaker 9: into my career to be able to create something that
Speaker 9: isn't like anything else I've done before, because you would think, oh,
Speaker 9: there's only so much you can do, and it can
Speaker 9: get a little bit monotonous and a bit boring. But
Speaker 9: we've kind of with this song point of no Return,
Speaker 9: lent into the kind of early two thousands nostalgia and
Speaker 9: that sound of like Jamiroquai and daft punk and Mojo
Speaker 9: sounded like and fat Boy Slim where there was like
Speaker 9: samples and it was like dance and it was electronic,
Speaker 9: but it was pop and it was just cool and
Speaker 9: it was edgy, and it was all of these things, and.
Speaker 8: I feel like it was just a really nice, a
Speaker 8: nice world to go into.
Speaker 9: And my friend who I wrote Rating Diamonds with, actually
Speaker 9: one day out of nowhere.
Speaker 8: We haven't been writing together.
Speaker 9: I've been doing all of this music in Australia and
Speaker 9: he's from the US, and he sent me this track
Speaker 9: one day. He actually sent it to my husband, Rich
Speaker 9: who's also my manager, sent it to him and it
Speaker 9: was just the idea of the start of the song,
Speaker 9: which sounds like a sample, and.
Speaker 8: Then just this beat just absolutely punches you in the face.
Speaker 9: And Rith played it to me in the car and
Speaker 9: I swear to god, I almost drove the car off
Speaker 9: the road. I was so excited when the beat drop
Speaker 9: and I was like oh, and immediately went to the
Speaker 9: studio and wrote the song and wrote the rest of
Speaker 9: the song and finished it and knew straight away that
Speaker 9: it was going to be a single.
Speaker 1: Punched in the facelot with this song, I'm scaredy of
Speaker 1: getting a few little concussions there, Ricky.
Speaker 3: Obviously we hear you every afternoon on your beautiful show.
Speaker 3: Tell us something about Joel, tell us something about Tim
Speaker 3: that we wouldn't know at home.
Speaker 9: Oh gosh, I feel like you guys know everything about
Speaker 9: us because we're really an open book. Tim and I
Speaker 9: are very similar, like the boys that go out to
Speaker 9: the pub and have beer, might watch the UFC. And
Speaker 9: Joel is just this fabulous friend that we have that
Speaker 9: just like elevates us because we're.
Speaker 8: Kind of like boy bogans.
Speaker 9: Yeah, and Joel is just fabulous and wonderful and like
Speaker 9: thoughtful and caring and like you know, he does really
Speaker 9: nice things for people.
Speaker 8: And Tim and I are just like sitting in the
Speaker 8: corner like, oh cool. They're the brothers that I never
Speaker 8: had and always wanted and we just have.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's lovely.
Speaker 2: It is really nice.
Speaker 3: I wish I had a brother. I still don't.
Speaker 1: Just looking forward to Ricky, Lee, Tim and Joel Corsa
Speaker 1: returning for Nova at this afternoon.
Speaker 4: Ricky, this has been an absolute pleasure. We get to
Speaker 4: hear the song right now.
Speaker 2: This is exciting.
Speaker 8: Do it.
Speaker 1: Point of No Return, second single from the forthcoming studio
Speaker 1: album Ricky Lee, Thank you so much for the h your.
Speaker 3: Headgear on everyone, because you're about to get punched in
Speaker 3: the face by Ricky Lee.
Speaker 1: Get Ready, Battle of the Bang is. We're going to
Speaker 1: reveal our winning songs tomorrow. You've got two options with
Speaker 1: Lenny Kravitz or a bit of fat man scoop jump
Speaker 1: on social media at Jody and Hazy.
Speaker 2: Get voting.
Speaker 3: Please depends if you want to fill up and about
Speaker 3: that's the question.
Speaker 2: Like Lenny Kravitz is going to make you feel down?
Speaker 3: Oh no, it's just a bit mellow. That's the way
Speaker 3: Lenny rolls this.
Speaker 1: Excuse me very much. Fay is one of the great hits.
Speaker 1: Fitzy joins us tomorrow love that.
Speaker 3: We're going to announce our winter weekend escapes. Did you
Speaker 3: just say that because a lot not listening. Okay, cool,
Speaker 3: We're going to draw that tomorrow. YEA happy Sorry, I
Speaker 3: was just in my head reaming produces Zoe over that,
Speaker 3: and then I realized it's your fault. Sorry.
Speaker 1: In advance produces Zoe, sorry, but Jody's after you. Even
Speaker 1: that was my fault and Joey Thursday will catch you
Speaker 1: bright and early tomorrow. I have a fantastic day. Please
Speaker 1: go on then, Jody and Hazy