Speaker 1: Five six seven eight.
Speaker 2: Do you normal voice?
Speaker 1: Five six seven eight? Was it different?
Speaker 2: I didn't realize how weak your voice was.
Speaker 1: Sheer exhaustion, Dick, what.
Speaker 2: I'll tell what? Have We had a great day? By
Speaker 2: the way, Yeah, we just had a Lebanese barbecue.
Speaker 3: We did.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that was weird.
Speaker 2: Builders. It was weird.
Speaker 1: Paul and it was awesome Anthony and Ellie and all
Speaker 1: the boys.
Speaker 2: It was awesome. We get like the leftos we're going
Speaker 2: to cook for the next three weeks. Is it the
Speaker 2: first time that you've eaten a raw, humid.
Speaker 4: Organ that wasn't do you mean the liver thing that
Speaker 4: wasn't human? It was lamb?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I don't think you didn't even need anything, right,
Speaker 4: don't tough? You didn't the guy tried to give you something.
Speaker 4: You said, no, I don't no point.
Speaker 2: Did I actually try to pretend.
Speaker 1: That you're ever going to have an eat?
Speaker 3: No way in the.
Speaker 5: World you Did you really think when he said I've
Speaker 5: got like raw liver here, did you actually are you
Speaker 5: putting it on? Or did you actually think that?
Speaker 1: Are you an imbecile?
Speaker 2: Next question?
Speaker 4: It was it was good food, though, so good. The
Speaker 4: thing that worried me was like how they were able
Speaker 4: to cook up such a feast whilst also trying to
Speaker 4: build a house.
Speaker 6: Did you Paul and Ellie don't work on the job here.
Speaker 6: They came well, pulled one of the owners, so he.
Speaker 4: Just came to cook. I was just worried when I
Speaker 4: saw the spread that they had, and how when when
Speaker 4: we came over for lunch, this Lebanese lunch that invited
Speaker 4: us to, that they no one was working.
Speaker 2: I noticed what happened most days. The only difference is
Speaker 2: we've been invited to this one. I'll go real concerns, I.
Speaker 1: Shut it up.
Speaker 6: Honestly, we have actually been so blessed with our builders.
Speaker 4: Give Jack a little cut point there. It was just
Speaker 4: that was talking really far away from It's.
Speaker 5: Okay, you know what I like to I wouldn't even
Speaker 5: mind giving him giving him some headphones today to maybe even.
Speaker 6: I usually like to so, but you don't because you
Speaker 6: and Michael often drop out and you don't know.
Speaker 1: You actually don't know everything. Matt.
Speaker 5: This is.
Speaker 1: Like, just listen, he's so stubborn.
Speaker 2: Now what it is true oppositional.
Speaker 4: Look, we were gonna we were say a few words,
Speaker 4: but now go on, because it looks this was going
Speaker 4: to be a cut point in the podcast, but now
Speaker 4: I think we leave it.
Speaker 2: Usually I've got a microphone on my shirt so I
Speaker 2: can but this is, this is, and I talk about
Speaker 2: this honestly, I.
Speaker 4: Talk about this.
Speaker 1: Where have you been this afternoon?
Speaker 2: What are you talking about?
Speaker 1: I can tell by your eye.
Speaker 4: I know I was about to say the same thing.
Speaker 4: That's why I was going to stop the party, because
Speaker 4: I can tell he's done something. The Southernoon sweart a
Speaker 4: couple of beers around the golf clubs. Did you you
Speaker 4: know what? I knew that when he's at the Lebanese
Speaker 4: barbecue and I shrewend cracker beer, I thought this is
Speaker 4: going to be a rough party of this Afghanist.
Speaker 2: I heard him.
Speaker 5: Actually say to the boys, a leave early duck off.
Speaker 5: Don't Altrician sees it the golf clutor.
Speaker 1: You know what? That would make me happy?
Speaker 4: If what dad drank?
Speaker 1: No, if he he did that with the boys.
Speaker 4: No, But he didn't. He does it on his own,
Speaker 4: which he is such a winner.
Speaker 2: I think drinking is a soport.
Speaker 4: I don't think it is. I think it's the furthest
Speaker 4: thing possible from solos.
Speaker 1: I think once it becomes a solo sport.
Speaker 6: You really need to look into yourself, Matthew and look
Speaker 6: at what's going on.
Speaker 2: Pause one second, Leven, look inside yourself. All I said
Speaker 2: was awesomeness.
Speaker 1: Some organs not happy.
Speaker 4: Outside of the Leven's barbecue. Anyone got some stuff from
Speaker 4: their week that we want to address, Patty.
Speaker 1: Why are you looking at me?
Speaker 4: Because Dad's clearly prepared nothing. Look, I don't know. You
Speaker 4: guys have seen me this week, been struggling pretty bad
Speaker 4: with a pretty bad neck and back issue.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Well, I've bought this thing off Instagram.
Speaker 3: What is it?
Speaker 1: And it's on charge now. It's a I don't know.
Speaker 6: It's some sort of nick neck pillow thing that massages
Speaker 6: and apparently puts your neck in the right.
Speaker 1: Because we move forward, we move back.
Speaker 6: Our neck is meant to be neutral, and very few
Speaker 6: of us actually do it, and I definitely don't. So
Speaker 6: I've been waiting like weeks for it to come and
Speaker 6: it finally arrived today, So I can't wait to get in.
Speaker 2: Is it for?
Speaker 4: Is it built? Is it like a neck pillow?
Speaker 6: It's a neck pillow, but you can just lay on
Speaker 6: it to even just rectify your neck, just to put
Speaker 6: it in an appropriate position, and it heats up, it
Speaker 6: massages it, and it just puts you in the right.
Speaker 4: Is it good? Is it good for aeroplanes?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 1: No, because you've gotta lay flat on it.
Speaker 4: Oh you got to be flat. You can't sit up
Speaker 4: right on it. So it's not like you're can attach
Speaker 4: it around.
Speaker 1: No, no, no, no, no, it's no, it's not for
Speaker 1: an aeroplane.
Speaker 4: I learned about neck pillows on aeroplanes. Are they They're
Speaker 4: supposed to be for the front of your neck, So
Speaker 4: you know how people put them around the back?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Someone else has told me that I put it at.
Speaker 4: The front and you're supposed to rest forward on it.
Speaker 1: That is because that would make your neck changer?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I know, but how did how would be not
Speaker 4: educated more with that.
Speaker 2: Sort of stuff. It's it's criminal.
Speaker 5: I don't know. We turned into like a like I
Speaker 5: feel like saying the information we discussed in this podcast
Speaker 5: is for entertainment and general discussions only. We are not
Speaker 5: doctors or medical professionals. Please don't treat anything we say
Speaker 5: is medical.
Speaker 2: We were professional left of center wellness. I'll say this,
Speaker 2: A lot of people who got bad necks and backs.
Speaker 1: You can are hard workers.
Speaker 2: You can fix it pushing in at the front top.
Speaker 1: Of the chest, not always look.
Speaker 5: Can you know what you just triggered a great story
Speaker 5: of mine. We went, you know, when you go get builded.
Speaker 5: We got billeted in newcast in New Zealand when I
Speaker 5: was a kid and six years you know my Polish
Speaker 5: Polish kiwy friend, young Kaliki, I grew up with, right,
Speaker 5: Yarn's quite funny. He's quite a typical. He's very stubborn.
Speaker 5: He's one of the most stubborn blokes of And we
Speaker 5: had a we we got billarded with this really like
Speaker 5: I'm gonna say, because it was a union school. Got
Speaker 5: billeted with like a really elite sort of family, like
Speaker 5: you could tell they were pretty hoity toity. And we
Speaker 5: went to dinner.
Speaker 1: Why did they use knives and forks? Honey?
Speaker 5: Oh you wait for this. So we went for dinner,
Speaker 5: you know, listen, stuff like that. We went for dinner
Speaker 5: and it was like the grandfather's like retirement from being
Speaker 5: a doctor. He was like this for medical doctor. And
Speaker 5: they did this big dinner and then us as the
Speaker 5: two billets had rocked up and the doctor had got
Speaker 5: there and basically gone to Yarn see, I think physiotherapy
Speaker 5: is a myth. It's not a real profession. And we
Speaker 5: were going, oh, no, we're going he started saying all
Speaker 5: these outlanding things were going, oh, that's interesting, like and
Speaker 5: in credit to Yan, he started going, look, Yarn, you
Speaker 5: gotta learn, mate, like, if I push your neck this far,
Speaker 5: it'll come back, relax and then be able to stretch further.
Speaker 5: That's physio therapy. And credit to Yarn in the middle
Speaker 5: as a billet like going to dinner for this bloke
Speaker 5: just called him out in front of his whole family,
Speaker 5: sixty year old bloke, like what just saying, no, I
Speaker 5: don't agree with you. I think that's so I think.
Speaker 5: And he's right to be fair you you have to
Speaker 5: be in the wrong, Like there's no way that you're saying, legit.
Speaker 2: Okay, we.
Speaker 1: Mate, that was a great story.
Speaker 3: It's great.
Speaker 4: Were you just about the hammer Jack's story?
Speaker 5: Now it sounds like it sounds like a.
Speaker 2: Great story, it's great.
Speaker 4: Okay, Then what are you thinking?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 4: Why did you interrupt the story being okay okay? And
Speaker 4: then just then trail off.
Speaker 2: And say, now I was saying I was engaged in
Speaker 2: the story.
Speaker 3: You would not absorbing the story.
Speaker 5: It sounds like I was about to cop something, but
Speaker 5: your mind's so slow this afternoon that you didn't even
Speaker 5: have anything to come.
Speaker 3: Look, I'll be honest with you.
Speaker 2: I was looking to Cooper to sort of put the
Speaker 2: boot in first.
Speaker 3: Obviously, don't get me to do the mate.
Speaker 4: You're a grub, you know what he is, a grub
Speaker 4: because Dad did come on. Dad did a bit of
Speaker 4: mass arging on meet. You talked about massaging me because
Speaker 4: the next was bad for like at least four or
Speaker 4: five days.
Speaker 1: Is it better?
Speaker 4: It's actually better now, It just better. But I couldn't
Speaker 4: look left for ages, so I couldn't cross the road
Speaker 4: to go backwards. Or I just just take the leap
Speaker 4: of faith, closed my eyes and just go. But I
Speaker 4: went to got a massage maybe last like day two
Speaker 4: of it sort of happening, because I was like, I
Speaker 4: wonder if it's muscular. I just want to get it released.
Speaker 4: And I went to this one and shout out to us.
Speaker 4: She was so strong, like you know, you get just
Speaker 4: a small thie lady, but their hands a lot strong gravel,
Speaker 4: you know, like so strong. She was so strong. That
Speaker 4: was one no no, no kiss you said.
Speaker 2: It went to one.
Speaker 4: When did I say that?
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I went to one to one one when.
Speaker 4: A strange for no, like I went to I went
Speaker 4: to one like I went to a Yeah, anyway, okay,
Speaker 4: so then then I went anyway and not I went
Speaker 4: to one. And she's her strong hands, right, she got
Speaker 4: so stuck in to my lower back and I said,
Speaker 4: and she said, oh back issues neckt as you come
Speaker 4: from glutes. But I went for a coffee just before,
Speaker 4: and I don't know, something happened in my guts. And
Speaker 4: like literally as she was pressing, it was like, oh,
Speaker 4: I've had to go to the toilet before, right, like
Speaker 4: quickly go take a pool or whatever it is, but
Speaker 4: during mass not during a massage, but this was like
Speaker 4: next level of I need to go right immediately. She
Speaker 4: was literally as sooner and it was like as soon
Speaker 4: as she touched my glues and it was almost like
Speaker 4: it was almost like doctor pimple pop up, like her
Speaker 4: the pressury the side of my glutes. It was like
Speaker 4: she was squeezing it out and oh, no, your MIC's
Speaker 4: cut out, So which is which is for the best?
Speaker 4: Probably for the best.
Speaker 6: I told you to wear headphones. Who thinks Matt's been
Speaker 6: really annoying.
Speaker 2: I just want to go to Jack's story. I thought, Jackson,
Speaker 2: there could be a story that'd be worse than Jack.
Speaker 2: It's a it's not a fun story.
Speaker 4: It's not a fun story. It's not supposed to be fun.
Speaker 4: It's about that. But then what happened was because it
Speaker 4: did put yourself no. I held on. I squeezed those
Speaker 4: cheeks together as tight as they possibly could. Then I
Speaker 4: went to Macas because Macas is my go to like
Speaker 4: toilet because they're always pretty like clean, they're always pretty good.
Speaker 3: But I've gone.
Speaker 4: When I went in, it was around.
Speaker 1: Three o'clock cleaning.
Speaker 4: Me and Jack were about to go see Spider Man
Speaker 4: actually and in Mossman, so I was like, ill quickly
Speaker 4: duck in there then continue on the movies. All these
Speaker 4: kids come in. There was one cubicle in the toilet,
Speaker 4: and I'm sitting in there like literally like it's coming
Speaker 4: out and it's coming out fast, it's coming out quick,
Speaker 4: and it's coming out hard, and it's coming out fast.
Speaker 4: I'm sitting on the toilet. I can't remember, but I'm
Speaker 4: sitting on the toilet and then like probably six school
Speaker 4: kids coming. I just hear all this and like their
Speaker 4: little feet are underneath the thing and they're like knocking
Speaker 4: on the door, like and I'm in there. I should
Speaker 4: have taken a photo because I remember I was in
Speaker 4: there and it felt like I was hiding from a
Speaker 4: home invader. I was like, I had like my hand
Speaker 4: over my mouth, and I.
Speaker 3: Was like.
Speaker 4: These kids me in there, just like lightly breathing, trying
Speaker 4: to be so silent, Like I was just ashamed. There's
Speaker 4: something shameful about pulling in public.
Speaker 5: No, but you're in a very vulnerable position as well.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and you don't know, like these little kids might
Speaker 4: have just gone and put their head under and then
Speaker 4: they see their hero in there shooting themselves in the
Speaker 4: mac of toilet.
Speaker 1: See Cooper.
Speaker 6: Ever since it was a little kid who he'd hold on,
Speaker 6: he would never pull at school, he would hold on
Speaker 6: until he came home.
Speaker 3: Yeah, wouldn't enjoy it.
Speaker 1: Boys, Well, I just not rip off all of his clothes.
Speaker 4: I've never been good. Yeah I do that, Like Danny
Speaker 4: Bidire is completely naked, but I've been I just have
Speaker 4: never enjoyed pulling in public. As I've gotten older, I've
Speaker 4: enjoyed it because obviously some circumstances you just have to,
Speaker 4: Like you're at a pub or at a nightclub. You're
Speaker 4: not going to go home to pooh. You just got
Speaker 4: to do it there in a nightclub.
Speaker 1: That's sick.
Speaker 2: It was like when I'm the work I've done a
Speaker 2: couple of times, walked in there might be you know,
Speaker 2: some of the crew or something, and Maddie here Gowan.
Speaker 2: We both hop into the toilets and really, I've got
Speaker 2: to pump went out and you sort of you don't
Speaker 2: want to do that, like you're sort of trying to
Speaker 2: push it out slightly.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's too much farty guys.
Speaker 2: The female toilet.
Speaker 6: I don't know that this is great listening, but I
Speaker 6: must say I have sometimes heard someone do like a
Speaker 6: little fart in the toilet.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that happens.
Speaker 3: Sorry, that's what you got.
Speaker 2: Let's take its female toilet.
Speaker 4: The girls like, because obviously there's no urinal in.
Speaker 1: The girls to individual toilets, you're going there might be ten, but.
Speaker 2: Like you do, do you kiss each other?
Speaker 3: We're wondering we should let that drink.
Speaker 6: Do you kiss in the men's toilet at the time
Speaker 6: someone offered you in the toilet?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think you've told it.
Speaker 4: I think.
Speaker 2: No, No, no, no listeners all the time.
Speaker 1: Know, there's a guy that offered to how can I
Speaker 1: put this offer you?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Yeah, were you there?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 1: It was actually at a Mark Hughes Foundational ball.
Speaker 3: Guys that was all for the Beanie for brain cancer.
Speaker 1: And he came out and he went so proud. He
Speaker 1: was so proud of and he's like, oh my god,
Speaker 1: this guy this.
Speaker 4: Offer and we're actually proud of. I suppose it's the os.
Speaker 1: It doesn't happen too often.
Speaker 2: The guy said to me, we're doing a we stand
Speaker 2: at the urinal together, and he goes, it's usually a
Speaker 2: great guy, I said, one of the best. He guess
Speaker 2: comes across the great guy. Oh, you blokes are all
Speaker 2: really tight. He said, can I ask you a question?
Speaker 3: Please?
Speaker 2: Don't like take a fence or take a swing at me.
Speaker 2: Why would I do that? And he goes, I just
Speaker 2: hang on, Can I give you a blow job?
Speaker 1: And then Matt kissed him.
Speaker 2: No, and I said, excuse me, and he said, can
Speaker 2: I give you a blowjob?
Speaker 4: Now?
Speaker 2: The reason I excuse me was one of my best mates,
Speaker 2: Jack's godfather, Stephen Crowe, was in the toilet, so he
Speaker 2: was also there, so he was the only one there,
Speaker 2: but he didn't know who's anyway, the guy said, and
Speaker 2: I said, look.
Speaker 1: Mat, so he does have a witness.
Speaker 2: I said, here's the thing, and did say this.
Speaker 6: He's in the toilet, giggling, putting his hand over his
Speaker 6: mouth like you were, like you did.
Speaker 2: The ship, but as opposed to school kids or someone
Speaker 2: there job. And he said to me, how can I
Speaker 2: give you a blow job? And I said make look,
Speaker 2: I said, look, wife, two kids.
Speaker 3: Ye.
Speaker 2: So and he goes, don't worry, I won't tell anyone.
Speaker 2: I said, look, brother, here's the thing in another alternate universe.
Speaker 2: Who knows? Probably yes, but at this point in my life, no, anyway,
Speaker 2: he goes. Anyway, he goes, thanks for sort of being understanding.
Speaker 2: I said, no, sweet and I sort of having shoulders back,
Speaker 2: and then came out. He said what about that? Then
Speaker 2: I went out and I said the truth. You wouldn't
Speaker 2: believe that, and truth goes.
Speaker 3: Where is he? Well?
Speaker 1: I did, who?
Speaker 4: What did you?
Speaker 5: Like? Have you seen him?
Speaker 4: Since this guy never but I imagine if he's in
Speaker 4: a Mark Hughes foundation like ball, you must have somewhat.
Speaker 1: Have known it, like no, no, no, no.
Speaker 6: Loads of people go from all different sponsors and yeah, okay, right,
Speaker 6: that's they're a big, big function.
Speaker 4: They are a big function, right, that makes sense. Yeah,
Speaker 4: I heard what you said. I don't want to reiterate it.
Speaker 4: The So it was good to see Gas and Gala
Speaker 4: during the week they came over. But Gazz and Poppy
Speaker 4: meant for the first time my partner, Poppy and Poppy
Speaker 4: as you just Poppy met Poppy. It was like conception
Speaker 4: and look there was a Gas is hearing. Isn't that great?
Speaker 4: There was a little bit lost in translation. Gas was
Speaker 4: trying to wrap his head around but she played AFL
Speaker 4: and not NRL.
Speaker 3: He couldn't quite.
Speaker 4: Kept trying to say that he was going to get
Speaker 4: to get her signed up at not go on.
Speaker 1: Was there some confusion over her name as well?
Speaker 3: How she went? He goes, what do you do?
Speaker 5: Love?
Speaker 2: And she goes, I play afl W. If you g WS,
Speaker 2: I must say wech are a lot of letters and
Speaker 2: he goes what He wasn't like, he just went what
Speaker 2: And she went on a fl W for g w
Speaker 2: S and uh, Coop goes, she plays g w S
Speaker 2: in the afl W.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, and you And then but today he rings
Speaker 4: me this is what was funny today. So he rings
Speaker 4: me and he goes, oh, I'm just down at Pete's
Speaker 4: Pub And I said, what are you doing? He said,
Speaker 4: I understanding with a mate. What was your partner's name?
Speaker 5: Again?
Speaker 4: And I go poppy and he goes poppy like talking
Speaker 4: to someone behind and go okay, and he goes, well,
Speaker 4: here do you spilled her last name? Our bolts gaes
Speaker 4: b o L. And he's going to be like as
Speaker 4: I'm saying, repeating this guy and I just hear his
Speaker 4: going the back like yeah. And I was like, what
Speaker 4: is he doing? And I said what are you doing?
Speaker 4: He goes, I'm just down here with me, mate, with me, mate,
Speaker 4: with me, mate, Tom. I'm just showing her, you, missus,
Speaker 4: how good a sword she is. I was like, okay,
Speaker 4: Rodo goes that's good. There are some grandparents who are
Speaker 4: proud of their grandkids achievements.
Speaker 2: Whereas Gaz they said the same thing about Trisha.
Speaker 3: Yeah, she's a good style of Sheila. Did you say
Speaker 3: that to you now to me about her.
Speaker 4: Back in the day. Not recently.
Speaker 1: No, I've really let myself go.
Speaker 2: It was forty years ago.
Speaker 5: Okay, JACKO know what's been going on my week? Is
Speaker 5: that what you're referring to. Yes, I've been playing a
Speaker 5: bit of tennis lately, mate. I've been trying to get
Speaker 5: back into me running this week and geting a bit
Speaker 5: of tennis with my mate Mafu. But we've been getting on.
Speaker 5: We've been doing some discussions lately around weddings because Mark's
Speaker 5: getting married.
Speaker 3: Later in the year.
Speaker 5: We're all going to the wedding.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we'll all.
Speaker 5: Be there and we're discussing, you know, suits and all
Speaker 5: that sort of stuff. Jesus, I didn't realize how like
Speaker 5: everyone says weddings are expensive, right, but Jesus, they're expensive.
Speaker 6: It's ridiculous, and it's all the detail involved because people
Speaker 6: go above and beyond.
Speaker 2: How much your wedding suit cost wedding from.
Speaker 1: Memory, maybe about fifteen.
Speaker 2: Hundred what back in that's outrageous from the nineties.
Speaker 3: How much could we get in now?
Speaker 6: And that was just the dress, and then there was
Speaker 6: my veil that was another few hundred dollars.
Speaker 4: The scales not included in the dress.
Speaker 2: Our suits costs one hundred and twenty bucksuits they did
Speaker 2: those microfibersuits.
Speaker 1: Oh god, you were proud of them.
Speaker 2: Look when you walked out of that creek.
Speaker 1: No, they were about They weren't terribly expensive, but they weren't.
Speaker 2: One hundred and seventy four that were more than that.
Speaker 2: How much fit repeatedly fifteen hundred dollars for your wedding?
Speaker 4: How much did your whole wedding costs?
Speaker 3: You know?
Speaker 6: Ah, yeah, because we paid well, we paid food most things.
Speaker 1: Mom and dad did all the food. The venue, they
Speaker 1: paid for it.
Speaker 4: Your parents paid for it.
Speaker 6: Yeah, for the food, for the food, like for the
Speaker 6: like the restaurant, We paid for the entertainment. Yeah, we
Speaker 6: did this contract because it was Joey and I and.
Speaker 1: I reckon probably fifteen thousand.
Speaker 4: Fifteenth that's pretty that's nothing back of that. Oh, then
Speaker 4: it would have been quite expensive.
Speaker 1: Okay, So how much is like elaborate on everything?
Speaker 2: How much like these average wedding dress now?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Or they can be twenty thousand dollars match you should mean,
Speaker 6: I wouldn't spend that. I think for a lovely one
Speaker 6: you could get away with it anywhere from two thousand
Speaker 6: to five thousand.
Speaker 4: But like you put that into account with the wedding
Speaker 4: itself and then the ring, which they say is what
Speaker 4: three months of your wage.
Speaker 1: That's your engagement.
Speaker 2: Did you put it on lay by?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think two thousand.
Speaker 2: Two thousand, so seventeen thousand dollars wedding so far the eager.
Speaker 2: That's why I shouldn't do it.
Speaker 4: I reckon it is the best way to go with weddings.
Speaker 4: Doing it like traveling, so that way you kind of
Speaker 4: mean it. Well, there's cost to travel and do in
Speaker 4: the venue and whatnot, but you're minimizing costs because not
Speaker 4: many people will want to travel.
Speaker 1: Well, it just depends do you want everyone there or
Speaker 1: don't you.
Speaker 2: Yeah, at the end of the day, it's all about
Speaker 2: love there and who's not.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean of mine is the less.
Speaker 3: People there the most.
Speaker 2: The less people put their hand up when they say,
Speaker 2: is there anyone here that think they should not be wedded?
Speaker 6: I mean, it's a very interesting thing these days. I've
Speaker 6: spoken to a number of people and they talk about, well,
Speaker 6: I mean there's the whole guest list and the arguments
Speaker 6: over that that's a big deal, and then there's the.
Speaker 1: Who's paying for what?
Speaker 6: Because you know, fever are older, they tend to pay
Speaker 6: for their own weddings. But you know, traditionally, back in
Speaker 6: my day, it used to be the girls parents pay
Speaker 6: for the food and the groom's parents pay for the
Speaker 6: alcohol and cars.
Speaker 4: I thought it was usually the I thought that groom's
Speaker 4: parents pay for everything.
Speaker 1: No, no, no, that's just not our Sorry, that's just
Speaker 1: Tricia is getting the interesting bit.
Speaker 6: But other people I know what they do these days
Speaker 6: because weddings are so outrageous, and you know, to be frank,
Speaker 6: some weddings are very alb you know, they want the
Speaker 6: best of everything. They were let's find do you want that, Well,
Speaker 6: then you pay for that. So some parents just say, well,
Speaker 6: here go, this is his five thousand dollars or he
Speaker 6: is ten thousand dollars. This is what I'm willing to contribute,
Speaker 6: which is fair enough. Other people I know have also
Speaker 6: when there's like two lots of parents, and I mean
Speaker 6: the thing is not everyone can afford, you know, and
Speaker 6: it's their child's wedding. If you want an elaborate wedding,
Speaker 6: well you know that's up to you to put towards it.
Speaker 7: But some other people I know have people they paid
Speaker 7: proportionately because they invited a greater number of the guest lists.
Speaker 6: One side of the found it they said, said, we
Speaker 6: thought that was fair and I thought that is actually
Speaker 6: quite fair.
Speaker 4: That seems like too much work, not just half it
Speaker 4: down the middle.
Speaker 6: Now because because most venues will charge per head and
Speaker 6: a lot of places will be alcohol and.
Speaker 1: Food included.
Speaker 5: It was on a Saturday or Sundays, it like, is
Speaker 5: they're my bonus fees? Is it for people?
Speaker 6: For workers, I'm imagining a Sunday would have Sunday rates.
Speaker 4: But for me, that's that sort of seems like getting
Speaker 4: a going to dinner with your friends and rather than
Speaker 4: just having it four or four ways or whatever, they're
Speaker 4: picking out what they have.
Speaker 6: But you don't want people to have to go into
Speaker 6: debt for it.
Speaker 4: If you're getting married, guess what you're going in You
Speaker 4: know what I mean.
Speaker 1: Well, I don't think you should. That's not a good
Speaker 1: way to start a relationship.
Speaker 5: The venues are way too expensive, but I think like
Speaker 5: it shouldn't be if you're having it for a day
Speaker 5: the venue itself. Like I understand the catering, because you're
Speaker 5: actual stuff at the venue itself just to hire it.
Speaker 5: It's pretty I think.
Speaker 2: It's turning the gym into a wedding venue.
Speaker 6: You could turn this place into a wedding I said
Speaker 6: that to Jack, I said, we could make this place.
Speaker 4: Beautiful for heavy you'd be able to charge.
Speaker 1: It and then you just get a caterer in.
Speaker 2: If you I was walkeding a wedding and said the
Speaker 2: seminal spash cock, what did you take?
Speaker 5: Great question?
Speaker 1: Why would you think of Speci're tiny? It's like eating
Speaker 1: a little sparate.
Speaker 4: Can I just another time while we're just as niche? Yeah,
Speaker 4: while we're on a wedding. A friend of mine wo's
Speaker 4: getting married at the end of the year. But he's having
Speaker 4: a big year so far, nico he and we congratulating
Speaker 4: what he did. Yes, got thirty two goals in a
Speaker 4: row and he's going going for the record this week.
Speaker 1: That's awesome.
Speaker 2: I think that is emblematic the confidence he has at
Speaker 2: the moment. Thirty two from thirty two kicking. It's spilled
Speaker 2: into his game. He's in a really good spot.
Speaker 4: Shall we ring him, say hi, I think we need
Speaker 4: it because we need someone to sort of you know.
Speaker 2: Just we'll say that has come down with like, because
Speaker 2: I'm seeing the wedding. So should we call him and
Speaker 2: say that Dad can't do it?
Speaker 5: Now?
Speaker 2: He's got to go to a usc event.
Speaker 5: You're going to do it as a prank.
Speaker 4: It's more like we're just going to say something nice
Speaker 4: to him, Nicholas. Mate, you're on the family party. We
Speaker 4: were just talking. We actually just got talking. That's mum.
Speaker 4: Dad's had a few drinks.
Speaker 5: So hey Nico, you got to yell across the room.
Speaker 4: But the MIC's right, But we just wanted to We
Speaker 4: were just talking about weddings and I said, oh, it's
Speaker 4: got talking about you and then we want to congratulate
Speaker 4: you on your on your goal kicking at the moment
Speaker 4: and it's going into a big week for you. Uh,
Speaker 4: you know, are not to put the pressure on it
Speaker 4: you but are you feeling the nerves.
Speaker 5: I'm not feeling the nerves that everyone's talking about it.
Speaker 5: So it's constantly reminding me of that it's happening this week.
Speaker 2: So we're talking about the wedding of the goals. I'll
Speaker 2: let you figure that out.
Speaker 4: Well, responded, it's down in Woollongong as well. And that
Speaker 4: is it Cogra, not Willo. It's not really.
Speaker 1: And you think that the Pacific Highway is a Hume Highway.
Speaker 1: He's very confused.
Speaker 5: Well, I think.
Speaker 4: I just want like just to stress the point, like
Speaker 4: I don't want to tell you what to do, what
Speaker 4: this and that, but like it will be windy down there,
Speaker 4: so if you kind of just the closest to the
Speaker 4: post you could score is probably.
Speaker 5: I think you're thinking wing win again.
Speaker 6: You're thinking Wollongong Stadium because it's they've got the beach
Speaker 6: behind it. I think col Grul should be Okay, it's
Speaker 6: got the wing cock.
Speaker 1: Oh my lord. When I start knowing more about grounds than.
Speaker 2: You do, I think I'll give a bit of advice.
Speaker 2: If they score anything from ten meters towards the touch line,
Speaker 2: pretend you've got a hamstering.
Speaker 3: You don't take it. Just take the ones in front. Brother,
Speaker 3: It all counts.
Speaker 2: On the record books.
Speaker 3: Yeah, okay, great to see you going. Good to Niko.
Speaker 3: The team's fucking fireing broh.
Speaker 5: Thanks, I appreciate that.
Speaker 4: Man, Hey, look, would you would you want to put
Speaker 4: more on this? I'm happy to do like a reward
Speaker 4: of swords if if you can break the record, whether
Speaker 4: it's this week or next week, saying something, well, I
Speaker 4: was just it's more less of a bit more like
Speaker 4: I will give you encouragement. Yeah, a reward a bit
Speaker 4: of incentive.
Speaker 1: So you will Okay, what would you like from Cooper?
Speaker 4: Is there anything you want from me? Apart from financial.
Speaker 3: Because I'll give you a massage.
Speaker 4: Mass would be nice.
Speaker 2: Also, wouldn't wind?
Speaker 5: You're looking silly?
Speaker 2: How about you dye your hair blonde?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 1: You look good? Blonde? He used to be blonde.
Speaker 6: Have you seen the baby photos?
Speaker 3: Lock it in with you?
Speaker 4: Blonde with a perm but doesn't blonde. I'll do it
Speaker 4: like I'll do it if you can do it, But
Speaker 4: doesn't blonde kill your hair when I look like dad.
Speaker 3: That's peroxisos.
Speaker 1: Just some blonde highlights through it.
Speaker 4: I'll go blonde if you do it, I'll go blonde.
Speaker 1: This is the best bleach.
Speaker 4: Blonde right out my friend? Will you get back to
Speaker 4: you go out there and you start practicing.
Speaker 1: It has to be this weekend though.
Speaker 4: Right over my friend. He won't, he won't do it.
Speaker 4: He won't do it. We put too much on him.
Speaker 5: Now, just imagine you with frosted tips, cube.
Speaker 4: I don't think we had them when he was there,
Speaker 4: all not frosted tips. Oh yes, frosted tips. That's like
Speaker 4: boy band stuff. What did you put Stephen Bradbury? Wait what?
Speaker 5: Hang on?
Speaker 1: Remember because then you wouldn't let me do it again.
Speaker 4: Did you put color in my hair?
Speaker 1: Was it? It was?
Speaker 6: There was something and I just did like a couple
Speaker 6: of little pieces and it looks really cute. And then
Speaker 6: you just absolutely went a ballistic.
Speaker 4: What did you do when I was sleeping? Or do?
Speaker 5: Well?
Speaker 6: God, you had nits that many times. You just probably
Speaker 6: thought I was putting more nit stuff in your hair.
Speaker 4: Oh so you didn't tell me that that sort of
Speaker 4: feels illegal.
Speaker 2: You have seven guys can move into a new segment
Speaker 2: of Organized It's called Matt's Sleepless Night.
Speaker 5: This ought to be a great segment to that.
Speaker 2: Okay, So what happens is I suffer bouts of insomnia
Speaker 2: and I'm laying there.
Speaker 6: Do you say, and yet if I'm ever laying in
Speaker 6: bed awake, you're snoring beside me.
Speaker 3: This is the reason I suffer it.
Speaker 2: Dear Lord Jesus Christ, listen to that voice.
Speaker 3: God help me.
Speaker 1: Do you know what if you keep saying this, I.
Speaker 4: Might just walk from the podcast intense from him.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 2: So I sit there and things come into my mind,
Speaker 2: and sometimes I think to myself, is that genius or
Speaker 2: is it not? Most of the time up the morning
Speaker 2: it's night, But I thought, why don't give it a
Speaker 2: go and running past you guys? So this is the
Speaker 2: thing I was thinking of primarily about four hours last night. Guys,
Speaker 2: what do you think it's the greatest scourge of the
Speaker 2: world is at the moment? This is serious surge?
Speaker 5: What does that mean?
Speaker 3: It's greater scourge? Like?
Speaker 2: What're the worst thing about the world of the moment?
Speaker 5: Probably the war?
Speaker 3: Maybe maybe what is the basis of war? What do
Speaker 3: you think? Agreed?
Speaker 5: The anger?
Speaker 3: You're on the right track.
Speaker 1: Great selfishness?
Speaker 5: Are you famine?
Speaker 3: So yeah, well that's.
Speaker 2: Part of it as well. Selfishness. The world these days
Speaker 2: is designed for selfishness, narcissism, everything but Instagram, everyone like that.
Speaker 2: But then I was thinking last night. In its very essence,
Speaker 2: selfishness is a protective mechanism given to whold all humors
Speaker 2: as part of its natural survival. I mean, would you
Speaker 2: say so true? You know, the ambition to protect oneself
Speaker 2: act of self it is innate, which lends myself to
Speaker 2: think like this, like people get there and they just
Speaker 2: expect selflessness from people. I would say no, I would
Speaker 2: say most part of the human condition is selfishness. I
Speaker 2: would say, well, doneto you if you are selfless, because
Speaker 2: that is a discipline, not an instinct.
Speaker 4: Yeah, because you're going away away from your body's natural
Speaker 4: instinct exactly protect oneself. As as silly as this segment
Speaker 4: has started, it makes a hell of a lot of sense.
Speaker 2: That does. And I'll say the same to this. People
Speaker 2: will go to people say your xenophobic, you dislike everything foreign. Well,
Speaker 2: that gives no incential person who are fair mind and
Speaker 2: welcome other people. I'll say this like selflessness selfishness, I
Speaker 2: would say that xenophobia and the fear of things foreign
Speaker 2: are built into the human condition as well. It is
Speaker 2: because you look back at under every hill and hollow.
Speaker 2: It was protecting one's tribe.
Speaker 4: What about last night?
Speaker 3: Yet, so for someone.
Speaker 5: Who is Jesus you reckon, you wrote it before, now.
Speaker 3: It is it is.
Speaker 2: It is these things which people just naturally expect from
Speaker 2: people should be congratulated. It is a discipline. To be
Speaker 2: selfless is a discipline. It goes against the greater instinct.
Speaker 1: Who would you say is selfless?
Speaker 2: Okay, no, that's.
Speaker 4: A great question. But my other question is where is
Speaker 4: this going?
Speaker 3: So where do we sit?
Speaker 2: Where do we sit? How do we bypass that tipping
Speaker 2: point between wait for this tipping point between narcissism and selflessness,
Speaker 2: and it does to be selfish, to wonder, to worry
Speaker 2: about oneself is only one step away from narcissism. So
Speaker 2: where do we strike that? How did Cooper? I've come
Speaker 2: up with a thing. In my opinion, in our family,
Speaker 2: the person who is most likely to trip into narcissism
Speaker 2: is you.
Speaker 4: Okay, So what does that? What does exactly a narcissist mean?
Speaker 4: Like narcissist, I don't really care about that stuff.
Speaker 1: Narcissism is it's just focusing on yourself primarily.
Speaker 4: I feel like I'm.
Speaker 5: Already there, and you sort of desensitized, like you're not empathy. Yeah,
Speaker 5: you have like a lack of empathy.
Speaker 2: And we've seen this more and more in the Instagram age.
Speaker 4: I think, I think I've got empathy, Spider Man.
Speaker 5: But also they have a very good, acute confidence in themselves.
Speaker 5: I believe something like that. But I just let you
Speaker 5: know too that that the atar for at most universities
Speaker 5: in New South Wales the atar for philosophies ninety two.
Speaker 4: What does that mean?
Speaker 5: Well, I want to know that's going very philosophy.
Speaker 2: Philosophy but I'll back myself on street sparts. So okay,
Speaker 2: where do we find So I'm saying to these kids
Speaker 2: and all the rest of the people say, I just
Speaker 2: like it. Where is the balance? Well, Cooper, I've put
Speaker 2: I put a note into your right pocket. I want
Speaker 2: you to pull it out.
Speaker 4: You did. He put it in there before the body
Speaker 4: and he said, you know, I want you to read this.
Speaker 3: You are.
Speaker 4: Okay?
Speaker 1: What does it say?
Speaker 4: This earth and this universe is here for me and
Speaker 4: I am at the center of it.
Speaker 2: Put that away. I want you to reach in your
Speaker 2: left pocket.
Speaker 4: Okay, what is is that?
Speaker 3: Actually?
Speaker 5: Been drinking? I think.
Speaker 4: Even me to read it. I am nothing more than
Speaker 4: dust and soon we'll return to that form.
Speaker 1: Sorry, I think someone else came up with that before you.
Speaker 2: Man, that is but that is so? What? What is? What?
Speaker 3: Where does it s?
Speaker 4: It?
Speaker 2: Sits perfectly between. That's what you are. You are at
Speaker 2: the center of the universe and same as you will
Speaker 2: return to dust before you know it. So it's somewhere
Speaker 2: in between. That's where the balance is.
Speaker 3: Is it one is right, one is wrong, or the
Speaker 3: other one is right.
Speaker 5: So you're saying that's the spectrum.
Speaker 4: So what this whole segment was and what you thought
Speaker 4: about last night? When you say Matt's thoughts of sleepless
Speaker 4: nights or whatever the segment is.
Speaker 1: Called, this was it, This was all of it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So essentially striking the balance between these days, like
Speaker 2: what is narcissism? What is generosity? That's the balance between
Speaker 2: them both between.
Speaker 1: Those right, So do you think the generosity can be I'm.
Speaker 3: Sorry now I'm getting lost. Now I'm getting.
Speaker 4: Lost when you Okay, so when you said today, hey,
Speaker 4: I've got a segment, I'm gonna put notes in your
Speaker 4: pocket like I've got, like, you know, sleepless night thoughts.
Speaker 4: I thought that's really good because, like what you know,
Speaker 4: funny thoughts that just come to your head, like you know,
Speaker 4: like where does paper come from? Okay, random things like that.
Speaker 5: That makes me fearful of what Let me let me change.
Speaker 2: Let me change it to this what is the meaning
Speaker 2: of life?
Speaker 1: Okay, I'm cutting you short.
Speaker 4: What I'm saying is this is this conversation seems way
Speaker 4: too deep for a family podcast.
Speaker 1: Anyone out there would like to engage in this conversation
Speaker 1: with Matt. Just what's the reach out?
Speaker 4: What's that guy Jack? The guy who like he's like
Speaker 4: an expert on the universe. That dude, not Stephen Hawking.
Speaker 4: It's like the mustache he always goes on like Joe Rob.
Speaker 5: Nilda grass Tyson.
Speaker 3: But love him.
Speaker 5: He's more astronomy.
Speaker 2: He's more astronomy now all encompassing, like he's a theorist
Speaker 2: and a physicist.
Speaker 4: A physiotherapist.
Speaker 6: Okay, let's got something really concrete that we can get
Speaker 6: into people, and that's our tips.
Speaker 5: Oh I've actually something else for us too. Oh yes, okay,
Speaker 5: I do have a question.
Speaker 4: Is this also a sleepless question?
Speaker 5: This is somewhat of a sleepless I'm only a bit
Speaker 5: of back and forth.
Speaker 4: So there.
Speaker 5: So there's a on Instagram. There's this logo and graphic
Speaker 5: designer that I follow called Alan Peters. Right, he's got
Speaker 5: a million follows in the US. He redesigns massive brand
Speaker 5: logos in theory and then he's got a big following
Speaker 5: from it because he's very talented.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 5: So yesterday it popped up where he puts the screenshot
Speaker 5: at a d M from asap Rocky Now Cooper going
Speaker 5: to explain a brockie for mother and father.
Speaker 4: He's a rapper. I think he goes out with one
Speaker 4: of the Jenners.
Speaker 6: I did not anymore, like I went out with Kylie
Speaker 6: even had a child with.
Speaker 4: Yeah, potentially he's a young he's a young, cool rapper.
Speaker 4: That's what you needed.
Speaker 5: I thought he went out with Rihanna, But okay.
Speaker 1: Maybe he's married to her.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'll never throw to you ever again.
Speaker 3: Seems to be a bit of a tangled web.
Speaker 1: Actually I think he is.
Speaker 5: So this logo designer is really big on social media.
Speaker 5: Now he's taken a screenshot that he's gotten from on
Speaker 5: the day from asap Rocky saying, good morning, Alan, how
Speaker 5: much do you charge for brand logo revisions? Assuming you
Speaker 5: would be willing to do so, I would be honored,
Speaker 5: love your work, God bless right. And he screenshot it
Speaker 5: and put it to his social media and said mind
Speaker 5: blown essentially, and like, how good is this? Well, he's
Speaker 5: copped a whole lot of backlash, so the next day
Speaker 5: it's all over the news. Asap Rocky then commented on it,
Speaker 5: saying this is distasteful. Well, I guess we won't be
Speaker 5: working together. Best of luck, buddy, and everyone sort of
Speaker 5: jumped on the back of it, agreeing saying he blew it,
Speaker 5: saying publicizing a private DM I am, and people saying
Speaker 5: secured the bag and fumbled it because it would have
Speaker 5: been pretty well a business changing opportunity, right asap Rockie
Speaker 5: is one of the biggest names in the world. Bro
Speaker 5: really fumbled a life changing collaboration. People are saying, and
Speaker 5: I just want to ask you guys the debate all right,
Speaker 5: Instagram DM. Should that be kept in the confidential sphere
Speaker 5: like an email?
Speaker 1: I think that's fine that he did that.
Speaker 6: Who because he's saying blown away like he's actually I
Speaker 6: don't understand why everyone's turned on him, including a Rocky.
Speaker 2: People so preciously sts.
Speaker 4: I don't. Like I've seen a lot of people like
Speaker 4: when a famous person follows them and they'll screenshot to
Speaker 4: follow and put it on their story like oh yeah,
Speaker 4: how good, like it's a little bit of a flex.
Speaker 4: And then and then I put myself in, Say if
Speaker 4: Ariana Grande or whatever some Rihanna followed you, I put
Speaker 4: myself on their shoes, like they followed you. If then
Speaker 4: they see you post on their story like yeah, you
Speaker 4: followed me, I'd be kind of like and then I unfollowing.
Speaker 4: So I can see why asap Rocky is a little
Speaker 4: bit like, come on, man.
Speaker 3: Okay, what about it?
Speaker 2: Be cool if you're Rihanna and you follow me and
Speaker 2: ice screenshot it and say for all those people that
Speaker 2: think she's about everyone, you know, I'm just this knock
Speaker 2: aboud guy and she's following me.
Speaker 4: Thank you, Rihanna, mate, I know what you mean. If
Speaker 4: you say in a way that's like you're not trying
Speaker 4: you're trying to vouch for her, that's a little bit different,
Speaker 4: I think.
Speaker 2: But I just feel like people prayer men for someone
Speaker 2: to screenshot it put it up actually means that I think,
Speaker 2: like like so much a view of a person.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I actually I personally could. I'm sort of a
Speaker 5: little bit different. I actually saw it as the same.
Speaker 5: I thought, wow, like he should be probably not like
Speaker 5: gratefully done, but should be quite flattered he's done this.
Speaker 5: But a lot of people are disagreeing. They are saying
Speaker 5: that the younger crew are saying that, and it's different
Speaker 5: as like social media rules there are there isn't really
Speaker 5: a book for it, right, Like if it's a private
Speaker 5: text message or it's an email for example, obviously then
Speaker 5: I think that's where the line like there's a line there,
Speaker 5: but Instagram.
Speaker 1: I'm going to pose a question to you.
Speaker 6: Do you think young people and not just young people,
Speaker 6: A lot of people will be led by the first
Speaker 6: few comments and follow that trend.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I think so. Yeah. I know for a fact
Speaker 5: there are businesses out there that have three or four
Speaker 5: fake profiles that the moment they post things, they will
Speaker 5: make sure that those accounts are the first comment. And
Speaker 5: it's always positive in the businesses favor to try and
Speaker 5: sway people try.
Speaker 4: So it's almost like they try to set the trendstraight away.
Speaker 5: And also it sends people that disagree. Maybe they'll decide
Speaker 5: or maybe I won't comment.
Speaker 1: They'll come forward exactly right exactly.
Speaker 2: But the other one as well, people try to be cool.
Speaker 2: Wos why would you screensch that's not being cool. But
Speaker 2: I think that as well.
Speaker 6: I don't want to I don't think I'm that cool,
Speaker 6: like this is cool that this person likes my work
Speaker 6: so much that they're asking me.
Speaker 2: If I run into a person, people get there and go,
Speaker 2: oh mate, we're going to run someone say just be cool.
Speaker 2: I don't think so. If I run into somebody, first thing,
Speaker 2: I'll say to walk up and if they've done something
Speaker 2: great in their life. I'll go up and shake the
Speaker 2: handstake may congratulations what you've done.
Speaker 6: And sometimes he might say that to people that haven't
Speaker 6: done that that he thinks to someone else and.
Speaker 4: They go, oh, thanks, have you done that before? It
Speaker 4: was yeah, well you did that.
Speaker 1: And I saw him doing it, and I'm like, he
Speaker 1: thinks it's him.
Speaker 4: He's when you did that to your hero, like the
Speaker 4: Gallagher when you met was it Noel or Liam Gallagher?
Speaker 4: You know, like you could have you you went over
Speaker 4: and you didn't want to harass him, but you let
Speaker 4: him know like, hey, I'm a big fan of your work.
Speaker 2: I just said him, make congratulations. I said, what you've
Speaker 2: done with your life and the talent is just amazing. Yeah.
Speaker 3: The other boy who swam with the swimmer whose dates
Speaker 3: a swimmer.
Speaker 5: You know, swam with the swimmer Cody Simpson.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Cody Simpson. I saw him in Paris.
Speaker 5: It must have been right, and you just put that
Speaker 5: hand through the floor.
Speaker 2: Was going, Cody Simpson's here and everyone's going and I
Speaker 2: saw some of his stuff and what he done, what
Speaker 2: does he do?
Speaker 4: He was a singer back in the day, but your
Speaker 4: generation you wouldn't really know too much of Cody.
Speaker 2: He's a swimmer, but I've seen Southern suf he done,
Speaker 2: so why would you not? So I went over to him,
Speaker 2: I said, Cody, really, nice to meet your Gold Coast boy. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and with Chattaway and I said, congratulations on your life.
Speaker 2: What you've set up for yourself, you'll credit yourself. And
Speaker 2: he goes, thanks very much, and then change Maus goes,
Speaker 2: that was the weirdest thing I ever.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I also wouldn't affected you to, like, you know, do
Speaker 4: that Cody Sims because you wouldn't know any of Simpson songs.
Speaker 2: No, I don't know, but I know that he is
Speaker 2: a successful guy, you know with them?
Speaker 4: Am I cure?
Speaker 1: No, no, no, no, no.
Speaker 6: He went out with dumb miss Cyrus, Maley Cyrus, Oh, Miley.
Speaker 4: Cyrus, Miss Cyrus, who hasn't been able first name? What say?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 4: That song?
Speaker 5: Yeah, that song selo greens fuck you what he Cody
Speaker 5: Simpson wrote that? What?
Speaker 2: No way, No, I made what's sort of greened in
Speaker 2: your songs?
Speaker 1: Morphing into that.
Speaker 6: Okay, it's tip time, people, Okay, Cooper and I seven
Speaker 6: out of eight last week, and Cooper, I just want
Speaker 6: to say, stop copying my tips.
Speaker 4: I don't copy that because we're.
Speaker 6: Both on ninety nine and that's he's no he is,
Speaker 6: you're laughs, my very.
Speaker 5: Michael Jackson and no he did.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and Jackie, you're in ninety five. So yeah, okay,
Speaker 6: this week, Titans and the cows and go on the Titans.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Titans tomorrow night. Well as people listened to this
Speaker 2: last night.
Speaker 4: Yeah we got them.
Speaker 1: Okay, okay, jack.
Speaker 5: Young going Titans turned around for the cowboys to.
Speaker 4: I don't have a choice, Titans.
Speaker 1: You don't want a company of your abuse from your cowboyfriend.
Speaker 6: Okay, there are and I think, if I'm not mistaken,
Speaker 6: have you gone and bought the same ug boot slipper
Speaker 6: shoes as your girlfriend?
Speaker 4: She bought them for me. She brought them together, very nice.
Speaker 5: Hearing a lot, hearing an awful lot of that lately.
Speaker 5: She's got me this, but I don't. I'm starting to
Speaker 5: thinking it might be a throwaway.
Speaker 2: Get a Mickey Mouse shirt together.
Speaker 1: Styl is improving. It's good.
Speaker 4: She spoils me.
Speaker 6: Yeah, you're right, spoiled the wars in Penrith. I'm going
Speaker 6: penrith uh and.
Speaker 4: Penrith game this week, exact game.
Speaker 3: I'm going to go. It's only on Fox H six o'clock.
Speaker 3: I'm going to go Wars.
Speaker 2: I'm going to go and upset.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm going with you. I'm gonna go Wars as well.
Speaker 3: Call it it's in New Zealand. Yeah, okay, Media.
Speaker 4: CIA, it's all of our Wars. I'm going to go
Speaker 4: Penrith just on the Yeah.
Speaker 1: Of course you are a little copycat.
Speaker 4: Because I need to stay tight. True.
Speaker 1: Roosters and the dog is I'm going the roosters.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm going to go the roosters as well.
Speaker 5: Yeah, roosters.
Speaker 3: I'm going the dogs. Man, I'm going the dogs.
Speaker 2: Whole you reckon?
Speaker 1: This is they have to win to make the eight.
Speaker 3: They don't have to, but it's pretty vital.
Speaker 2: But also this, this is exactly the game dogs love.
Speaker 4: Yea they do all right?
Speaker 1: Okay, storm the manly, I'm going store.
Speaker 4: Are they playing this week as well?
Speaker 5: Yeah? In Cooper's Cooper's like Native Land, per.
Speaker 4: Perth, unbelievable herds, guys, how haven't the clubs reached out
Speaker 4: and offered to fly.
Speaker 5: Who was the explorer who landed in per before the Spanion.
Speaker 2: Dutch? Never, no, no, he was Tasmania.
Speaker 4: What's his name? Gold Card tog what was the Dutch
Speaker 4: from Austin Powers Goldberg?
Speaker 6: Right, and Jack, I just wanted to pick up before
Speaker 6: you kept saying screen shotted. It's screenshot shot is the
Speaker 6: past hance?
Speaker 5: No, but this is if someone did it twice, multiple screens.
Speaker 6: Okay, that's just good parenting. Storm Manly, I'm going Storm.
Speaker 1: Who's going what?
Speaker 4: This is a tough game.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that is the time. I'm going Manly, mar.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, Coopa, what are you doing?
Speaker 4: Monster Comes has been named back in this week as well.
Speaker 4: I'm going to go. I think I'm going to go Storm.
Speaker 2: Massive sign your mate.
Speaker 3: The Dolphins.
Speaker 1: Bronchozed the Dolphins last cup.
Speaker 4: I had a draw and then mainly beat him by forty.
Speaker 1: Know that was dumb.
Speaker 2: He led you Astray, You're an idiot.
Speaker 1: Dolphins and Broncos.
Speaker 5: Dolphins Yeah, Dolphins, Yeah, I'm going Dolphins.
Speaker 1: Yep, what about you, Cooper?
Speaker 4: I just said Dolphins.
Speaker 1: Sorry I couldn't hear you.
Speaker 4: If you want to stop me from copying you, you
Speaker 4: go last night.
Speaker 1: Rabbits, Eels, No, I need to get it out first, Eels.
Speaker 1: I'm going.
Speaker 3: I'm going to get Rabbits.
Speaker 5: It's really a big game for that I'm with your
Speaker 5: Rabbits and I got a few players.
Speaker 1: Coming back to So you're going for Cooper Rabbits, good dude,
Speaker 1: good the Raiders on the nights. I'm going the nights.
Speaker 5: Tough game.
Speaker 4: This one is tough.
Speaker 5: Going nights Nights are playing great foot you. I'm going
Speaker 5: to back you meant more time.
Speaker 3: I'm the same Jack. I'm going nights.
Speaker 2: Next week we're going to Old Boys Day.
Speaker 5: I haven't agreed to it yet to you, but you're
Speaker 5: just tell next week. I think it's later this month.
Speaker 5: We both got a text messages later this month.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, I will.
Speaker 4: Cambras ok.
Speaker 5: Raiders, They're still a chance to make the.
Speaker 3: Raiders someone.
Speaker 1: And Dragons Sharkys. I'm going to Sharkis and go for
Speaker 1: your record.
Speaker 3: A slippery game.
Speaker 2: Slippery It is a banana game for the Sharkis.
Speaker 5: But Sharkys, uh, Sharkys.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you have any of the Sharkis this time next week,
Speaker 4: I could be a blonde someone.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, and if who's going to do it for you?
Speaker 4: I don't know if anyone's listening, and they could do
Speaker 4: it for me.
Speaker 5: I will say that that is a danger game. They're
Speaker 5: actually starting to come out of the woodwork towards the
Speaker 5: end of the year, looking towards Mad Monday. The dragons
Speaker 5: always gives you a bit of extra.
Speaker 2: And could I just finished this with a rather strange
Speaker 2: story that happened the other day I ran into. The
Speaker 2: other day I ran into Joey Walsh ran in two
Speaker 2: of course, mainly fame, and I'd heard a story that
Speaker 2: he named his dad named him after my favorite guitarist,
Speaker 2: Joe Walsh. And I said to Joey Walsh, yeah he
Speaker 2: did name And I said, Joey, is it true that
Speaker 2: your dad named you after Joe Walsh, the Yougirls guitarist.
Speaker 2: And he goes yeah, And I went do you know
Speaker 2: much about him? He said, oh, the only thing I know?
Speaker 2: He had a song called Life's Too Good. I said yeah,
Speaker 2: But I said he was the guy that stuff at
Speaker 2: the end of Hotel California. And I said, do you
Speaker 2: want to hear another story about Joe walh He goes, oh, yeah, sure,
Speaker 2: And I sort of forgot in a way that I
Speaker 2: was talking to like a young guy, and I said,
Speaker 2: he came out and played with a band called the
Speaker 2: Party Boys, and my mate picked him up at the
Speaker 2: airport and his payment to the record company he was
Speaker 2: going to be. They said, you can have fifty grand
Speaker 2: cash or something else, and he said, oh, can you
Speaker 2: give me like two hundred grand of cocaine, which they
Speaker 2: gave to him. And then three weeks later I ran
Speaker 2: back and I said, and needs more. And I said
Speaker 2: to Joe you what about that? And he went, oh,
Speaker 2: all right, appropriate and.
Speaker 3: I said you're named after that went so what over
Speaker 3: you got? Oh that's good, I thought. I said, well,
Speaker 3: then I go back and tell your dad that.
Speaker 1: Degenerate a great weekend.
Speaker 3: To everybody man we meet it this time
Speaker 6: Mate, very, I'm going up to make the bed choo