Speaker 1: Hey, guys, it was not around this.
Speaker 2: I was a lady yesterday that we decided to ask
Speaker 2: parents to make some confessions about their children.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we said, you love them, but what does your
Speaker 3: kids suck at? He's terrible at soccer?
Speaker 4: I have a twenty six year old daughter and she's
Speaker 4: still sucks at catching a ball. She can't tell the time.
Speaker 4: She's thirteen and just cannot do analog clocks, but digital
Speaker 4: not much better.
Speaker 2: Okay, so that's full fun and games. We often do
Speaker 2: it as kids are out of the car once. Hey kids,
Speaker 2: if you're on the way to school, that's what your
Speaker 2: parents are doing once they drop you off.
Speaker 1: They're calling the confession hotline.
Speaker 3: So when you go to bed at night, we party.
Speaker 2: But right now it is time to flip the switch. Kids,
Speaker 2: it's your turn to have a winge.
Speaker 5: What does your parents suck at?
Speaker 3: Screen? Job, channel closet? Try so, we thought, yes, to
Speaker 3: be fair to the kids of Melbourne. This is payback.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Our phone number is thirteen twenty four ten. That's thirteen
Speaker 3: twenty four to ten. We want kids who are in
Speaker 3: the car at the moment, any age on the way
Speaker 3: to work, ring and tell us what does your.
Speaker 2: Parent but you could be an adult as well, because
Speaker 2: I can confess that I used to do dancing, and
Speaker 2: I was pretty crap at that too, to be honest.
Speaker 1: But when I was dancing, it wasn't good enough to do.
Speaker 1: I did Calisex. It was a lot of marching, a
Speaker 1: lot of march, a lot of marching.
Speaker 2: A lot of sequence outfits. And I didn't do the ribbons.
Speaker 2: I was probably too uncoordinated for that. But they'd give
Speaker 2: you like the plain leotard and then you'd have to
Speaker 2: go and do all the sequence on it, and all
Speaker 2: the other parents would be like.
Speaker 1: Where's Lorens.
Speaker 2: I'll take Lorenz because they just knew that My mom
Speaker 2: was not like, couldn't use the Junoni, couldn't use the
Speaker 2: She wasn't sitting at home having a glass of red
Speaker 2: and beating sequence onto my outfits.
Speaker 1: Nor she was not doing that.
Speaker 3: What she like in the kitchen? What's her cooking like?
Speaker 2: Homely?
Speaker 3: Homely?
Speaker 6: More a canton kind of operator.
Speaker 3: My favorite word, rustic.
Speaker 6: She.
Speaker 2: Texts me right now, just on my phone line up.
Speaker 2: I don't want to read that's a good cook text.
Speaker 1: No, it's not.
Speaker 6: My mum especially very forgetful at school, and she'd just
Speaker 6: forget to pick you up. She just just forget either distracted,
Speaker 6: she'd forget. She got too many kids, very very busy life.
Speaker 1: Maybe she was on the shar leaving there getting your kids.
Speaker 3: What what was the longest you waited?
Speaker 6: I remember we were at primary school once and we
Speaker 6: waited at the crossing and the you never know. It's
Speaker 6: you know, it's a bad sign. When the lollipop lady packs,
Speaker 6: You're going to have to go and sit in the office.
Speaker 2: She's tones at home watching Bold and Beautiful, thinking, God,
Speaker 2: it's quiet.
Speaker 3: Packs up. You're spending the night.
Speaker 1: It's very forgetting and they sting your parents for you after
Speaker 1: school kid.
Speaker 3: Yes, third A twenty four ten is our number. My god,
Speaker 3: the phone lines have lit up. We normally do what
Speaker 3: do your kids suck at? Kids in Melbourne Today, it's
Speaker 3: your turn? What do your parents suck at? Revenge is
Speaker 3: a beautiful dish and we'll do it next. We normally
Speaker 3: do what he kids suck at? Today we are flipping it.
Speaker 3: That's right. Thirteen and twenty fourten is our number. We
Speaker 3: want kids to dish on their parents.
Speaker 6: What does your parents suck at?
Speaker 3: Screen? Charm channel, nose try, let's do it Thurtey twenty
Speaker 3: fourteen to hit us up.
Speaker 1: Let's do it.
Speaker 2: Kids sitting on hold Eisa from as Keel, Or does
Speaker 2: your parents suck at something?
Speaker 7: My dad sucks up putting his socks on is sorry?
Speaker 1: What does he get it wrong?
Speaker 7: So what he does is he has to roll on
Speaker 7: his back to put them on, and then once he finishes,
Speaker 7: he's out of breath.
Speaker 1: I get it. He can't bend down and touch his.
Speaker 4: Rolls and leg.
Speaker 6: Is that because he's got a big belly?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Good on your dad. Dad's living, Dad's been living.
Speaker 3: He'd be rolling around like he's beach.
Speaker 1: What he's saying his beach? That's bro.
Speaker 2: He's out of breath by the end of it. All right,
Speaker 2: Grace from Barrick, Good morning.
Speaker 1: How old are you? Grace?
Speaker 4: I'm a big kid. I'm twenty six?
Speaker 1: Great? Even better? What does your mom suck at?
Speaker 4: My mum sucks at listening slash multitasking? Like the second
Speaker 4: that woman is touching her phone, there is no ears.
Speaker 4: Will not listen to you, will not hear anything. We'll
Speaker 4: genuinely not even know you were speaking until minutes later.
Speaker 1: That's me.
Speaker 3: Are you Lauren's daughter? Because I need to catchy. That
Speaker 3: is Phillips to a t.
Speaker 2: And I say to people, if I'm not looking at you,
Speaker 2: looking you in the eye, I ain't listening.
Speaker 3: I get that, But the problem is we go down
Speaker 3: that Hey, Lauren, can you listen for a sec? And
Speaker 3: you go no, and you look.
Speaker 2: Back at you and I'm being honest and I say no.
Speaker 2: So you know when I'm listening and when I'm not.
Speaker 2: But I'm not good at multitasking. I can't have too
Speaker 2: many balls in the air at once.
Speaker 6: Owhelmed okay Arian from chuggan Nina morning.
Speaker 5: My dad really sucks doing my homework.
Speaker 3: My parents sucked at was.
Speaker 1: Her dad doing your homework? Shouldn't you be doing an
Speaker 1: arias community.
Speaker 5: He's helping me, but he can't want the sellar systems.
Speaker 5: I want to build it and then on Lego, but
Speaker 5: he couldn't even find the correct pieces for me.
Speaker 1: What were you trying to build the citizens?
Speaker 3: That's a phone ball jobs. Go down to Spotlight. You
Speaker 3: can get those little phone balls different sizes. Yeah, and
Speaker 3: then I would suggest getting skewers like that, little wooden
Speaker 3: skewers and then put that in polystyrene and just did
Speaker 3: a little shit.
Speaker 2: Teachers know when the dad's done it, don't they.
Speaker 3: The teachers of bloody, they're just marking those sheets.
Speaker 2: Still buy the big post of paper from the art
Speaker 2: chop food projects? Or is it all online now.
Speaker 3: That's all online?
Speaker 1: Oh that's sad.
Speaker 2: I still love going to the place picking their all
Speaker 2: the post pop sticks.
Speaker 3: You'd have to build houses and stuff.
Speaker 1: We're old, all right, Emily from Packingham. You're ten years old, Emily?
Speaker 1: What do your parents suck at?
Speaker 4: My mum sucked at making pasta that's edible?
Speaker 1: Does she overcook it or undercook it?
Speaker 3: She goes the oldt is it too hard?
Speaker 5: She undertook cooked it?
Speaker 4: And the meat is always not meeting.
Speaker 2: It's not meating, it's not cooked enough water His mum
Speaker 2: laughing in the background, Mum, pull your socks up, go
Speaker 2: and get a Latina fresh style?
Speaker 3: What else?
Speaker 6: What else does mum try and cook not very well?
Speaker 4: Greek food?
Speaker 1: She got at Greek food? Or does she suck at
Speaker 1: that too?
Speaker 3: It's not hard to do greekfood. Wearing Greek?
Speaker 2: He said, weller well off wearing gross. You couldn't have
Speaker 2: sounded more Australian just said that was fun. It still
Speaker 2: going absolutely. I think we should do this more.
Speaker 3: Regular Yeah, kids really about gunning their parents.
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