Speaker 1: We got get morning every day, adelaides.
Speaker 2: Jo.
Speaker 3: I scroll Instagram a lot to say. I follow Tom Brady,
Speaker 3: I follow Ronaldo, I follow lebron James, all these athletes.
Speaker 3: You know, my favorite athlete the to just purve on isms. Charlotte.
Speaker 4: Of course we've always said that, haven't We always said it?
Speaker 5: And he joins us.
Speaker 4: Now, good morning, Homish, gooday, Gods, thanks for having me.
Speaker 6: Okay, so you congratulations you're getting married this weekend.
Speaker 7: This weekend. Yeah, Saturday afternoon. It's so very very exciting time.
Speaker 6: Okay, So tell us what you caught on the cameras
Speaker 6: outside the front of your house.
Speaker 7: Yeah. So yeah, as you know, sort of on these occasions,
Speaker 7: you get various bits and pieces sort of delivered to
Speaker 7: your house for the for the wedding and the lead
Speaker 7: up to the event. And on this particular occasion, it
Speaker 7: was Wednesday night last week, I had a we had
Speaker 7: a parcel delivered on the front porch during the afternoon
Speaker 7: two thirty and last Wednesday, Louba and I both got
Speaker 7: home a little bit later. We were home about eight
Speaker 7: thirty that night. She sort of said, was there a
Speaker 7: pass on the front fortune when you got home? Sad, No,
Speaker 7: I didn't see anything. Maybe they've they've left it around
Speaker 7: the side. So we checked around the side and sure enough,
Speaker 7: it was nothing there either. And I did notice when
Speaker 7: I got home that night that the front gate to
Speaker 7: my house was sort of wide open, which I thought
Speaker 7: was a little bit strange. So anyway, when she mentioned that,
Speaker 7: I thought, we'll have a look at the cc TV
Speaker 7: vision from out the front. And we're scrolling through, scrolling
Speaker 7: through anything for a few hours, and then at about
Speaker 7: six thirty that night, so still broad daylight, the front
Speaker 7: gate opens up and this blondhaired woman, like absolutely no
Speaker 7: idea who she was, decides to, Yeah, make yourself welcome
Speaker 7: through the front gate, walk down the front class the
Speaker 7: front door, and picks up the package the master pucks
Speaker 7: under her arm, it turns around as if you know,
Speaker 7: it's all all good, and then walks off it and actually, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 7: And just before she she exited the front gate, she
Speaker 7: was a little peep in the letterbox as well and
Speaker 7: just suss out what was going on in there, and
Speaker 7: she pitched a few letters. I've got no idea what
Speaker 7: they were. We sort of joked at the time that
Speaker 7: they were hollow fresh discount verses which I absolutely may
Speaker 7: have may well have been, but yeah, yet to yet
Speaker 7: to see those letters. But yeah, pretty sort of not
Speaker 7: scary set of circumstances, but just makes you feel a
Speaker 7: bit uncomfortable that someone would would just sort of stroll
Speaker 7: through into your front yard and package off your porch
Speaker 7: and broad daylight.
Speaker 3: We did see by your Instagram as well, that's you
Speaker 3: did end up getting a sign back, because as soon
Speaker 3: as she opened it up and saw it, she's just
Speaker 3: ditched it down the road.
Speaker 4: Oh my god.
Speaker 7: Yeah, so we she obviously thought that because of the
Speaker 7: shape and the size of the box that it must
Speaker 7: have been like a painting or some sort of piece
Speaker 7: of piece of art or something that was of value
Speaker 7: to her. So she, yeah, she walked away with it,
Speaker 7: and then Louva and I sort of followed the general
Speaker 7: direction that she walked down, and sure enough we saw
Speaker 7: the empty box leaning up against a tree about sort
Speaker 7: of fifty meters away from there. We pretty much followed
Speaker 7: the trail of trush that she left behind. There was
Speaker 7: a bubble rush that was across the other side of
Speaker 7: the road, so we thought, all right, well we'll follow
Speaker 7: the trail here, and then about another fifty meters down
Speaker 7: the road. We found the signs, thankfully undamaged, and they
Speaker 7: were sort of leaning up against the side of another
Speaker 7: house about a couple of streets away. So yeah, very
Speaker 7: very fortunate. Thankfully, as I mentioned, the signs are in
Speaker 7: perfect condition. But yeah, she's obviously realized that once you
Speaker 7: feed out that what was in the package was of
Speaker 7: no use to her, she she storid have got rid
Speaker 7: of it. So what was actually interesting about the whole
Speaker 7: thing was that one of my neighbors from across the road.
Speaker 7: I was talking to him a couple of days later,
Speaker 7: explaining the whole story, and he said to me, he said,
Speaker 7: was that stolen? I said, yeah, it was that. He
Speaker 7: goes mate, I saw her like roll in there. We
Speaker 7: actually made eye contact, and he just assumed that it
Speaker 7: was one of our friends because she did look sort
Speaker 7: of a little bit younger. Yeah, you know, someone that
Speaker 7: you wouldn't think twice about, really, and because of the
Speaker 7: casual and comfortable nature that she sort of walked through
Speaker 7: the front front gate in and took the package, he
Speaker 7: just said, I thought that was one of your friends
Speaker 7: just coming to pick something up from your front porch,
Speaker 7: because she was just so so cool and calm about
Speaker 7: the whole thing. So it was great, genuinely sort of
Speaker 7: eye witness yea the event and still just rolled in
Speaker 7: and out as if it was it was nothing.
Speaker 8: So there you go.
Speaker 4: Wow, oh well, in a nice little twist, she'll be
Speaker 4: a bridesmaid. On the weekend.
Speaker 3: Thirteen twenty four ten. The strange things that you've had stolen?
Speaker 5: Let's go to Jane.
Speaker 8: Hi, guys, I had a box of Hello Fresh seed
Speaker 8: for the week stolen.
Speaker 3: That is frustrating.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, oh my goodness, what are we talking here?
Speaker 5: Chicken stitzles? Like, what was it?
Speaker 8: I can't remember. It was a few years ago, but
Speaker 8: it was, you know, a few hundred dollars week of
Speaker 8: food easy.
Speaker 3: Well, it would absolutely add up. But also the convenience
Speaker 3: sand of having to go to the supermarket. We absolutely
Speaker 3: lived by a little Hellow Fresh box. Oh yeah, yeah, absolutely,
Speaker 3: nice one.
Speaker 6: Michelle, good morning, good morning, How are you good? What
Speaker 6: unusual item did you have stolen?
Speaker 2: Well, it wasn't me. It was my son. I went
Speaker 2: to feed his dog and this lady knocked on the
Speaker 2: door and gave me this package from down the road
Speaker 2: and it was pregnancy tests. So I rang him and
Speaker 2: I said, have you got something to steal me? And yes,
Speaker 2: that's how I found I was going to be a grandmother.
Speaker 4: Oh my goodness.
Speaker 5: So it's delivered to the wrong house.
Speaker 2: No, no, no, he was delivered to his house. Somebody
Speaker 2: came in and stole it, opened it, thought okay and
Speaker 2: throw it on the ground and came back. Yeah, and
Speaker 2: he came back. The lady brought it back for me,
Speaker 2: feeding the dog.
Speaker 5: Isn't there head?
Speaker 2: And the gorgeous little grandson there when he's six months old.
Speaker 2: He's beautiful, beautiful.
Speaker 6: Gorgeous, little happy ending Adrian, Good morning, Good morning, guys.
Speaker 9: This is a bit of a sad one. My amazing
Speaker 9: partner had set up Christmas flights for our children and
Speaker 9: everyone always loves them and whatnot. And when we woke
Speaker 9: up one morning, our giant inflatables had literally been caught
Speaker 9: which brought like the rope, and someone had taken them.
Speaker 10: So there was just.
Speaker 9: These big empty spots where someone had literally taken them
Speaker 9: like a complete grinch.
Speaker 3: Yeah, do that around Christmas time? You absolutely right, But
Speaker 3: you know what.
Speaker 6: Oh my goodness, that's so random, Like what do you
Speaker 6: do with that?
Speaker 3: Then? Exact so obviously, especially if you're like two houses
Speaker 3: down you start to decorate your o.
Speaker 5: It was it cozy.
Speaker 3: Let's round it up with Abby, You've had a bit
Speaker 3: of a tough year.
Speaker 11: Yeah, I've been living in a unit block for about
Speaker 11: a year and we had got obviously front access and
Speaker 11: backed efforts for our units, and we had two cushions
Speaker 11: taken from our front ports that were sitting on lights
Speaker 11: of furniture, so obviously nothing of value, but it was
Speaker 11: just very odd and a little bit unsecured feelings.
Speaker 9: YEA.
Speaker 11: Then over New Year's were away and we probably got
Speaker 11: back a day or two after a package from just
Speaker 11: team had a rise. So obviously you can't really tell
Speaker 11: what's in it. It was just a baby toy, but
Speaker 11: someone had like ripped the package on the front porch
Speaker 11: and obviously seen that it was just this little baby
Speaker 11: toy and left it there. So thankfully it wasn't stolen,
Speaker 11: but that attempted.
Speaker 12: And then a.
Speaker 11: Few weeks ago, like start of the year, we had
Speaker 11: like a little like ceramic dish from out the back stolen,
Speaker 11: so like something you put nuts or like that, you know,
Speaker 11: like a little dish, but yeah, not much of value,
Speaker 11: but just yeah, three attempts with it a year, not
Speaker 11: feeling great. We can't leave much out of the back now.
Speaker 6: So disconcerting that there have been people just sniffing around
Speaker 6: your backyard trying to find stuff.
Speaker 11: Yeah, so obviously. I mean we're a bit more nervous
Speaker 11: now that it's the back because we're like, oh, maybe
Speaker 11: it's one of our neighbors, because that's the people that
Speaker 11: mainly have back access. I let you're checking, like the meter.
Speaker 3: Do you not get along with your neighbors?
Speaker 11: No, Well, like we know all of them, but we don't,
Speaker 11: like we haven't talked to some of them that really
Speaker 11: think it might be and I don't know, they don't
Speaker 11: be that like, you know, unfortunate like that they would
Speaker 11: need to steal those kind of things.
Speaker 12: But yeah, that's annoying.
Speaker 2: Really.
Speaker 3: I'll tell you, Abby, you think you know someone and
Speaker 3: then bang, they'll steal your ceramic dish.
Speaker 11: I know it's so random, right, like nothing of value,
Speaker 11: So I can't be too mad. But it's more just
Speaker 11: the fact that people have taken things that like I
Speaker 11: didn't want them to take.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Abby, would it make you feel better if we
Speaker 6: sent you along to your favorite restaurant for dinner?
Speaker 11: Yes, that would be so nice.
Speaker 5: Okay, then that's on us.
Speaker 11: Oh thanks so much, guys. I didn't think I would
Speaker 11: be the other one.
Speaker 3: But annoying you, I just made revised as well. Abby.
Speaker 3: I suggest that you dine in because if you get takeaway,
Speaker 3: you get this food delivered, it'll probably get stolen.
Speaker 11: Yeah, no more no, no.
Speaker 6: The key message here is like get stuff taken to
Speaker 6: the post office.
Speaker 3: These days, I thought the key message was be better
Speaker 3: at stealing.
Speaker 10: Here's what you're waking.
Speaker 6: Up to Adelaide News today in the newsroom.
Speaker 4: What's trending online?
Speaker 5: Good morning.
Speaker 6: So this is a big one for truth al sorry,
Speaker 6: true crime buffs, I me so, that's why I'm talking
Speaker 6: about it. The man, one of the men who helped
Speaker 6: cover up the infamous bodies in the barrel Snowtown killings,
Speaker 6: could be released from prison in about.
Speaker 4: Four months time.
Speaker 3: Is that rageous?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 6: So, Mark Hayden, he's sixty five now. He'll complete his
Speaker 6: twenty five year prison term in May, and he was
Speaker 6: one of the ones who, yeah, essentially helped cover up
Speaker 6: the crime.
Speaker 5: Apparently his behavior.
Speaker 6: Has been really good. He's been in low security for
Speaker 6: a while. He's remorseful all of the things, but Yeah,
Speaker 6: people aren't too happy. So obviously this was a really
Speaker 6: really horrific crime that just went.
Speaker 4: It's one of the most victorious cases in the States
Speaker 4: I've ever seen.
Speaker 6: Yees, So it just seems unfathomable to people that he
Speaker 6: can actually be back out in the streets people, And
Speaker 6: that's what they're saying. He could be released with no conditions,
Speaker 6: which is concerning. Wow, So no home, nothing, nothing, There
Speaker 6: could be no condition. So unless the state government can
Speaker 6: turn around and actually convince the courts that he could
Speaker 6: be a risk, then he could be released.
Speaker 5: In me, I don't want to be a flip.
Speaker 6: I don't want to be flipping about this at all,
Speaker 6: But for goodness sake, the very least that man is
Speaker 6: nerves is a bracelet, so we can at least monitor
Speaker 6: him in the community, make sure he's doing all the
Speaker 6: right things.
Speaker 4: And as well.
Speaker 6: Sixty five, like my parents are sixty or nearly or
Speaker 6: sixty three, and they're not old by any means, Like
Speaker 6: they're really young. And yeah, sixty five to me is
Speaker 6: not old enough to not be a risk to the community.
Speaker 3: Just seems strange. I, like you just said, it seems
Speaker 3: so strange that you can commit a crime like that
Speaker 3: and then walk free you again one day.
Speaker 5: Yeah, like it's just yeah.
Speaker 3: So not in the States, no, much less than that.
Speaker 3: I'll look out forever.
Speaker 6: Yeah, a lot of them still well, some states still
Speaker 6: have the death penalty over there, all right, Susie Maths
Speaker 6: back last night.
Speaker 5: Big build up.
Speaker 6: We spoke to John ayk And yesterday and he said
Speaker 6: it's going to be one of the most controversial seasons ever.
Speaker 3: He said that before as well. I want to keep
Speaker 3: doing yourself each and every season.
Speaker 6: Anyway, some bloke called Tim married some chick named Sarah,
Speaker 6: and then his mulleted best friend did a speech at
Speaker 6: the reception, and what followed was probably one of the
Speaker 6: more repulsive lines of a wedding speech, even for Maths.
Speaker 5: Have a listen.
Speaker 1: On the very last day, we sat in awe as
Speaker 1: he devoured rancid four day old chicken, and Sarah, you
Speaker 1: can find solace in the fact, rancid or not, Tim
Speaker 1: will still eat you.
Speaker 10: Oh my god, kidding me?
Speaker 4: No, what man drown?
Speaker 6: Oh, don't even start, Jodi and I heard you. What's
Speaker 6: the word? What tell John Aitken about me in your interview?
Speaker 5: Oh yeah I did. I just mentioned that you were single.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and that you were open to any feedback as
Speaker 6: to why you were still weird. That he and the
Speaker 6: cast of all the people that get the people onto
Speaker 6: Maths started following me yesterday.
Speaker 5: No, I'm not going on.
Speaker 10: That's amazing.
Speaker 5: Oh you're welcome, Bobe. Thanks, Oh Dearn Mandra.
Speaker 4: I flicked over to Australian Idol as well.
Speaker 5: We got a little bit of that there.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Right, So I'd had enough of Maths and I thought,
Speaker 6: oh God, I can't do this any longer. And then
Speaker 6: I saw God do a stirring rendition of I'm Too Sexy.
Speaker 5: Have a listen.
Speaker 13: It's from my Share to Sexy from my shirt It's
Speaker 13: so sexy it's hurts, and name too Sexy from Lai
Speaker 13: to Sexy from Lane New York, n Time to Sexy
Speaker 13: from My Cat Do Sexy from my Cat im to
Speaker 13: Sexy photo song.
Speaker 6: Anyway, we can only hope that you can go on
Speaker 6: Maths so we can set you up with him.
Speaker 4: Wonder how did you get that audio of Hazy?
Speaker 3: It was like in the morning, so sexy it hurts.
Speaker 3: Oh my god. Susie's off with some potentially really really
Speaker 3: good news for Adelaide strikers. Fans. Yeah, so Shama Joseph,
Speaker 3: who you've probably fall in love with over the last
Speaker 3: couple of days if you're a cricket fan. West Indies
Speaker 3: youngster took seven for to clean up the Aussies. He's
Speaker 3: indicated that he might be keen to join the Strikers. Yeah,
Speaker 3: he's obviously got a bit of a strong relationship with
Speaker 3: Carl Hooper, who helps out at the Strikers and is
Speaker 3: a West Indies legend. He's also said that he'd like
Speaker 3: to be coached under Dizzy Gillespie. Oh we love Dizzy,
Speaker 3: so everyone's going to be after him for the next
Speaker 3: BBL season. But he said that he'd like to be
Speaker 3: based so good. That's really really good. Welcome Shamar, And
Speaker 3: that's what you get. That's what you get if you're
Speaker 3: Jason Gillespie and you've got a reputation for being a
Speaker 3: really really good guy. These really good international players want
Speaker 3: to play for you. What I'm all about?
Speaker 6: Do you know what I think would get him over
Speaker 6: the line? About's frog cake? No, I don't well know
Speaker 6: he'll say yes.
Speaker 3: Or going to the airport and seeing him a little
Speaker 3: tune shir.
Speaker 5: Welcome to the strike.
Speaker 3: Jode's You're an absolute mess this morning because you've forgot
Speaker 3: your phone. What is going on?
Speaker 6: I'm genuinely one day into the school year just having
Speaker 6: this dialogue in my head when I how am I
Speaker 6: going to cope for the rest of the year.
Speaker 3: Wearing your glasses around the wrong way as well and
Speaker 3: upside down and she's wearing her headphones on her feet.
Speaker 3: How much? How much per day do you look at
Speaker 3: your phone?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 6: I'd hate to think, but you know how sometimes it
Speaker 6: pops up, like how many hours a week you've done?
Speaker 3: That's horrifying, really scary.
Speaker 6: Like you've wasted like six hours of your life a
Speaker 6: week on your phone.
Speaker 3: Six hours? Yeah, sometimes six hours a day for people
Speaker 3: on Instagram. Yeah you four hours for Zoey on Instagram
Speaker 3: per day. A lot of people six or seven hours
Speaker 3: on a bad day, on a slow day, Yeah, six
Speaker 3: plus hours on Instagram.
Speaker 5: Jeez, Louise.
Speaker 3: Yes. It potentially is going to really affect human evolution
Speaker 3: in a few hundred years time. Research has found that
Speaker 3: using our phones too much is ruining our bodies, giving
Speaker 3: us text neck and turning our hands and wrists into claws.
Speaker 6: I don't know if this is incorrect or not, but
Speaker 6: someone was telling me that we're going to have this
Speaker 6: is a school teacher was telling me that we're going
Speaker 6: to have a whole generation of kids with little horns
Speaker 6: growing out at the back of their necks.
Speaker 3: Really, how much was that in drama class while we
Speaker 3: getting to horns.
Speaker 5: I don't know. I hope it's not true.
Speaker 6: She said to google it, which I haven't done yet
Speaker 6: because I'm horrified.
Speaker 5: But apparently all the kiddies are going.
Speaker 4: To have little horns growing out at the back of
Speaker 4: their spine.
Speaker 3: That could be actually very very cute, smaller brains.
Speaker 10: Punched back, little terridaconals.
Speaker 3: Locked elbows, and truly gnari claws or from too much tech.
Speaker 3: Neck is a situation where people using smart devices, even laptops,
Speaker 3: look down too long, causing their head to fall forward
Speaker 3: on their neck and increasing the load and weight on
Speaker 3: their cervical spine.
Speaker 5: Oh you call it technique. I call it a horn.
Speaker 3: Yeah, maybe it is of a horn. The most concerning
Speaker 3: one for me is the claw though as well. They're
Speaker 3: saying the claw because that's the shape of your hand
Speaker 3: when you're holding your piece of tech, when you're holding
Speaker 3: your phone. Yeah, yeah, yeah, So it's like a bit
Speaker 3: of a genuine claw and all of a sudden, just
Speaker 3: give it two or three years. And that was Jody
Speaker 3: this morning when she realized that she'd lost their phone.
Speaker 6: Around with my hands all clawed up, with a little
Speaker 6: horn coming out at the back of my neck.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, the other thing as well as I
Speaker 3: can picture in what I don't know, ten twenty years
Speaker 3: after your absolutely just got so much technic and so
Speaker 3: many and these claws have formed to such degree that
Speaker 3: just Jody, just two claws coming up, just creeping up
Speaker 3: like golum and just giving a bit of this one.
Speaker 10: Can I just have a little nibble one reaching out
Speaker 10: the claw?
Speaker 7: Go with me?
Speaker 6: Do you know it does not sound nice when a
Speaker 6: member of your team hasn't done something that they should
Speaker 6: have done for seven years? Produce us how, he joins us.
Speaker 6: Now tell everybody at home what you have not done.
Speaker 14: Okay, for the record, I shower, Thank you, Andrew. I
Speaker 14: showered daily for seven years, which was when I graduated
Speaker 14: high school seven years ago.
Speaker 4: Okay, show off, no, not show off context.
Speaker 14: I finished high school and got a new haircut, and
Speaker 14: I haven't been to a hairdresser.
Speaker 3: Since seven years. You haven't been to a hair.
Speaker 14: Dress I have not been to a proper hairdresser in
Speaker 14: seven years. I've had my mum Bindi we all know
Speaker 14: and love Bindy. I've had her chop my hair off
Speaker 14: with the kitchen scissors in the backyard, just give me
Speaker 14: a little trim. But I have not seen a hairdresser
Speaker 14: in seventy See.
Speaker 6: All the hairdressers are horrified right now that you're not like,
Speaker 6: out your hair with blunt scissors.
Speaker 14: Yeah, that was pretty upsetting. Even Bindy wasn't okay with that. Yeah,
Speaker 14: She's like, God, what am I doing it? Your gorgeous hairs?
Speaker 5: So she would have looked cute while she was doing it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, don't stop thirteen twenty four to ten. What have
Speaker 3: you put off? Because this is just outrageous. And just
Speaker 3: to paint a bit of a picture as well, when
Speaker 3: you see Zoe without her hair tied up, think of
Speaker 3: this guy a wizard, Harry.
Speaker 14: He's genuinely right though, I look like hard, beautiful everywhere.
Speaker 14: I've got a lot of hair for context if yeah,
Speaker 14: for those I don't want to look like. I've got
Speaker 14: a lot of thick hair and it's down to nearly
Speaker 14: my waist now. Yeah, so I never wear it down
Speaker 14: because it's so massive. But I'm going to the hairdresser
Speaker 14: today after the show.
Speaker 5: What's that hairdresser going to do? I don't know, hopefully
Speaker 5: one of those.
Speaker 4: Ned Slanders type screams when Zoe walks in.
Speaker 14: Yeah, imagine I was seeing my split answer, God, I'm.
Speaker 3: Sorry in advance about six inches take off.
Speaker 14: I'm going to take off so it's down to my waist.
Speaker 14: Now I'm going to go to just blow my collar bone.
Speaker 10: Who big?
Speaker 14: She's ready for a change, you know, big transformation twenty four?
Speaker 3: You do you?
Speaker 6: Thanks?
Speaker 4: Let's rip around the room. What have you put off?
Speaker 5: Abbey in the newsroom, I've.
Speaker 6: Put off going to the dentist for over ten years.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's why we make you sit in a booth
Speaker 4: by yourself. Yeah.
Speaker 6: I would have made me sit in a booth a
Speaker 6: few years ago to Yeah, I just I don't know why.
Speaker 6: I'm really anxious about it. And then I came home
Speaker 6: and decided, you know, I've got to get this under
Speaker 6: control because I did have bleeding gums and things like that.
Speaker 6: And then I went to the dentist yesterday after going
Speaker 6: for consistently about a year, and now we're two six
Speaker 6: monthly cleans. I've completely transformed my gum health and everything's
Speaker 6: back to the way it should be.
Speaker 5: So happy days.
Speaker 3: As I'm exactly the same boats you. In fact, I
Speaker 3: think about done you. I reckon. I was about eleven,
Speaker 3: maybe twelve years without going to the dentist. Wow, and
Speaker 3: then I'll get down to one single tooth less. I
Speaker 3: left the old chomp up.
Speaker 6: I remember my best friend saying to me. I was
Speaker 6: messing her, saying like, I'm such an idiot.
Speaker 5: Why would I do this?
Speaker 6: This is disgusting, And she was like, you know, in
Speaker 6: a year's time and it will be better. And then
Speaker 6: I messaged her, yes, sir, and I said, do you
Speaker 6: remember when you said to me, in a year's time,
Speaker 6: you'll be better?
Speaker 4: And that's the daily are Yeah.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Twenty twenty three for me was a year of dental health.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Got the wisdom, teeth out the same thing. I get
Speaker 3: them clean now every I'm trying to go sort of
Speaker 3: every four or five months.
Speaker 6: I was every three months last year just to keep
Speaker 6: on top of it. But now he's yeah, yes, he said, nope,
Speaker 6: you're fine, We'll come back in six months.
Speaker 3: Beautiful teeth around here. Everyone in group group kiss.
Speaker 5: You're in business. It's good for your mouth.
Speaker 6: Help line was to the detriment of all of us
Speaker 6: because you had these big mouth guards and you take
Speaker 6: eat something, you take it out and there it's just
Speaker 6: like slim and saliva flying.
Speaker 3: Sometimes you've got to go through a little bit to
Speaker 3: get the shiny little pearl.
Speaker 6: At the end thirteen twenty four ten, let's do this
Speaker 6: what have you put off? And the best caller of
Speaker 6: the day in the Zoe theme will send you along
Speaker 6: to a spa or whatever.
Speaker 5: You need to get damn hamper day. Happy to do
Speaker 5: that can happen. You'll pay for your own hairgut.
Speaker 3: They our good friend producers, give us a call.
Speaker 5: What have you put off? Let's go to Jaden. Hey, Jaden. Good. Firstly,
Speaker 5: that was harsh but fair for me, wasn't it.
Speaker 12: I'm going to go no comment on that line.
Speaker 5: What have you put off?
Speaker 8: Jaden?
Speaker 12: So growing up I was told I had a peanut
Speaker 12: allergy from like a young little boy. Yeah, and I'm
Speaker 12: obviously I decided I got into my kind of teen
Speaker 12: that's that I wanted to make sure I wasn't allergic,
Speaker 12: So I booked him to get.
Speaker 14: A blood test.
Speaker 12: Because you go to the dogs and get a referral.
Speaker 12: But I'm definitely afraid of needles, so it took me
Speaker 12: six or seven years to go get this blood test. Yeah,
Speaker 12: and then when my partner decided to take me, it
Speaker 12: turns out I.
Speaker 5: Don't have a peanut allergy, so jaded, how any use
Speaker 5: in total? Do you think you had a peanut allergy?
Speaker 12: That it would be over ten? Because I was a
Speaker 12: little boy when I was told And then yeah, I
Speaker 12: got to my adult years being pet fight of anything
Speaker 12: sarte and then decided.
Speaker 3: Think about all those natty sate good times? Did you
Speaker 3: missed out?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 5: Would you like some Sarta chicken?
Speaker 4: Fi traded?
Speaker 3: So since then, though, what happened did you have? Did
Speaker 3: you discover this beautiful relationship? For example, peanut butter?
Speaker 12: This peanut butter is delicious?
Speaker 10: Oh?
Speaker 9: Jadon?
Speaker 4: In the spirit of this, because the best caller of the.
Speaker 6: Day, we said, we're going to send you to a spar.
Speaker 6: But would you like to go and get a barber haircut?
Speaker 4: What would you like?
Speaker 5: You can tailor this prize?
Speaker 12: Would you pamp yourself if you do the spar I'm
Speaker 12: happy to send my partners boys.
Speaker 5: Excuse me to the sweetest man in the world. We
Speaker 5: like Jayden, I love Jayden. Thank you got to Jadon.
Speaker 3: That's really nice.
Speaker 6: Okay, this is how it works, and welcome produces all week.
Speaker 6: We have two songs, we orchestralize them and then we
Speaker 6: go head to head and try and guess the name
Speaker 6: and the artists name.
Speaker 14: And artist and your name is your buzzer, none of this.
Speaker 14: I just want straight up, Andrew.
Speaker 3: It's tough. It's tough for me in this space. I
Speaker 3: mentioned before. That's usually I'm extremely arrogant, like so arrogant,
Speaker 3: it's almost I can't stand me. So then when I
Speaker 3: do that, you jump on me. But then when I
Speaker 3: give you compliments, you jump on me like, oh you're
Speaker 3: trying to sack me out.
Speaker 14: Oh you condition someone a certain way, hazy, they're going
Speaker 14: to respond to.
Speaker 5: Thank you so much on her years, you.
Speaker 14: Don't have too much to go about because the score
Speaker 14: is currently won all for the years.
Speaker 3: I'm glad.
Speaker 14: Yeah, there's plenty of room for losses, wins, all of it.
Speaker 14: But today, as always, we've got two people that you're
Speaker 14: playing for. We've got Rebecca from Seacliff on team Jody
Speaker 14: this morning.
Speaker 5: Hey Beck, welcome aboard.
Speaker 14: Thank you and then for Team Hazy, We've got Daniel
Speaker 14: and Langhorn Creek Daniel.
Speaker 10: Let's go.
Speaker 3: Lovely right all right?
Speaker 14: As always three songs. It's the best of three. Game
Speaker 14: Nervous song number one.
Speaker 3: I'm nervous.
Speaker 10: Let's go listen.
Speaker 3: Do you know what apps? I don't?
Speaker 5: Can you be quiet?
Speaker 3: We've still got fort keep listening.
Speaker 10: Oh what have you got?
Speaker 5: I've got it?
Speaker 3: I know only on the world.
Speaker 10: That can't be the only four. She caught yourself a
Speaker 10: little bit of time. They're down here.
Speaker 4: It's starts with rhymes with Vianna.
Speaker 3: Well, I didn't know if I was waiting for Zoe
Speaker 3: to address me when I called my name.
Speaker 10: Look lucky.
Speaker 14: That was a tough one, though, guys, was really that's good.
Speaker 14: Let's not get too ahead of ourselves. Okay, so.
Speaker 3: What the hell is?
Speaker 10: Definitely this is rubbish. Abby's gotta I reckon? Oh she's
Speaker 10: racking o brain?
Speaker 6: No one got it?
Speaker 5: Hey, yeah, Hey, Tony outcast?
Speaker 10: Hey up, don't nice Tody?
Speaker 3: That was very good.
Speaker 6: Jody will now be known as Hey, Yeah, that was nice.
Speaker 14: My favorite I love the little behind the scenes that
Speaker 14: no one gets to see is Jody's little run every
Speaker 14: time she gets it right.
Speaker 10: She runs to the door and back. Get how your
Speaker 10: sister like.
Speaker 6: A little puppy dog when you comes home and she
Speaker 6: runs around his circles.
Speaker 10: That's well, that means it's a bloody time breaks.
Speaker 14: This is for the wind for the fast past about ye, okay,
Speaker 14: song number three. I'm going to say, you don't go
Speaker 14: to see your song name? No you say you know
Speaker 14: said song name? Anyone's game?
Speaker 3: Hey, guys, guess what. There's a technicality here.
Speaker 10: Oh, here we go.
Speaker 3: You're going to buzz your name in.
Speaker 14: No, come on, tell me about a draw. I am
Speaker 14: the injudicator, Andrew, I like call you thinking, but it's
Speaker 14: not a draw. The points go to Jody and the
Speaker 14: fast passed about.
Speaker 10: She goes to Bet. Congrats Ben, thank you?
Speaker 3: Hey, sorry, sorry, Daniel, I didn't know that we were
Speaker 3: I didn't know we were cheating here, congratulations Beck, thank you.
Speaker 5: Good to see your sorry arrogant spark.
Speaker 3: Damn it are we going in that direction? Aren't we?
Speaker 3: Was such a shame? Never mind, that's a real shame.
Speaker 5: Oh well, right, Okayn, you be okay.
Speaker 3: Okay, let's analyze who's the star for a loss? Yes,
Speaker 3: a really really big day for a lot of the youngsters.
Speaker 1: School.
Speaker 3: Two, Dad, Dad, I'm naughty, in particular your beautiful daughter.
Speaker 6: Well, I asked to leave early yesterday, which you very
Speaker 6: kindly said, yes, that's fine, to get to my daughter's
Speaker 6: first day of high school.
Speaker 5: Please don't ever let me do that again.
Speaker 3: Trust me, we won't.
Speaker 6: So I legged it from here and she's been so
Speaker 6: excited to start high school and so chilled.
Speaker 5: But when I got there, she came.
Speaker 6: Up and she hugged me, and next minute her big,
Speaker 6: beautiful blue eyes just filled up with tears.
Speaker 4: And I was like, oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
Speaker 4: no no, what are you doing?
Speaker 5: What do you do it? No, this is a happy day.
Speaker 5: You're going off to high school.
Speaker 6: And she got really really upset, which, in turnment, I
Speaker 6: got really really upset, and I said.
Speaker 5: Darling, what are you so afraid of?
Speaker 6: And she goes, it's the learning, and I'm like, that's okay.
Speaker 6: Uncle Andrew's scared of that too, don't worry.
Speaker 3: I get that. I feel your young sister.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 6: So teachers come from everywhere and the school is so lovely.
Speaker 6: And there was this beautiful year eleven girl who came
Speaker 6: over to Peyton and just said, hey, Hey, you're going
Speaker 6: to be okay. I'm like a few years down the track.
Speaker 6: It's a great school, You're going to be fine. So
Speaker 6: that was all very sweet, but it was like handing
Speaker 6: her off into the big bad world and it just
Speaker 6: felt really, really awful. And so I went and I
Speaker 6: sat in my car after she eventually went off to
Speaker 6: her classroom.
Speaker 5: And can you remember when Ron.
Speaker 6: Bergundy when his dog died, right, yeah, his dog Baxter
Speaker 6: died and he was in a phone box talking to
Speaker 6: his mate.
Speaker 5: This was me in the car, ugly crying yesterday.
Speaker 1: A I didn't understand a one word you said.
Speaker 12: Are you okay?
Speaker 10: Right? Where are you in a glass case?
Speaker 3: Everything okayd A lot of tears yesterday for all the parents.
Speaker 4: Oh I know, but I was almost like, this is
Speaker 4: not about me.
Speaker 10: This about the kids.
Speaker 3: It's supposed to be celebration.
Speaker 6: And my husband did me, he goes, why are you
Speaker 6: being a baby? And so it was a day of
Speaker 6: complete and utter emotional trauma where you know when you're
Speaker 6: just worried about your kid all day and you just
Speaker 6: want to know that they're all right anyway. So I
Speaker 6: pick her up from school and I looked at her
Speaker 6: and I was like, how was it dying? She goes, oh, mom,
Speaker 6: that was the best.
Speaker 3: Meanwhile, you're just in a ball at home, rocking back
Speaker 3: and forth, wondering she's getting tied up and bullied mercilessly.
Speaker 4: It's the best day, ditch, Darling, I didn't.
Speaker 15: We're gone back in time on this Daisyay Tuesday.
Speaker 3: Sure it's midweek and you're like, which way is he
Speaker 3: going to turn? I can either have a good rest
Speaker 3: of the week or I can sort of veer in
Speaker 3: a bit of a negative direction. Choose the first option.
Speaker 3: I reckon.
Speaker 15: Yeah, here's some history for this day, which was and
Speaker 15: is all day, the thirtieth of January nineteen seventy four.
Speaker 15: Christian Bale was born in Pembrokeshire in Wales. He's fifty
Speaker 15: years old today.
Speaker 7: Well, guy addresses up like a bag clearly as is ship.
Speaker 6: Thing's got a little pearspe for Christian when he left
Speaker 6: a voicemail that was quite aggressive.
Speaker 3: Went very pear shaped. Yeah, he's a psycho behind scenes, Brownley. Yeah,
Speaker 3: like a genuine I don't know if it's diva, it's
Speaker 3: just like maybe it's a bit of a is a
Speaker 3: diva mixed with He's a genuine perfectionist.
Speaker 6: Don't you hate No, No, there's no excuse for being
Speaker 6: an a hole.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry. I just want things to be perfect. Nineteen
Speaker 3: eighty seven. Lance and Buddy Franklin was born in Perth,
Speaker 3: w A. He's thirty seven years old today.
Speaker 10: Body he said, he couldn't contested.
Speaker 3: There we know one again. As good as charamatic, as
Speaker 3: much of a package as Lance Franklin.
Speaker 6: Well, I said, Pierre, you said charmatic, karamatic, charasmatic. Yes,
Speaker 6: he's very charamatic, don't you He was charmatic to miss Universe,
Speaker 6: wasn't he?
Speaker 3: Yeah, Well it makes sense. Still done makes absolute sense,
Speaker 3: doesn't it deserves nothing less? Nineteen eighty eight, In Excess
Speaker 3: made number one in the US with the single Need
Speaker 3: You Tonight? How sexuals? Michael Hutchon talk about sex symbols
Speaker 3: back in the day, the way he moved his body
Speaker 3: and sort of throwing random in songs like old You're like,
Speaker 3: oh gosh, it's got a little spark. That's a little
Speaker 3: spark of energy that's doing things enough, spot, I shouldn't
Speaker 3: be getting spark of energy on this stage. January thirty
Speaker 3: and two thousand and two. In Your Eyes by Cayli Meno,
Speaker 3: Correct me if I'm wrong. Spend some time with Mike
Speaker 3: Wams