Speaker 1: Good morning Melbourne, Jason Lauren starting morning the right away. Great,
Speaker 1: this is Jason Lauren Nogel one hundred.
Speaker 2: Well, good morning everybody. And hey, hey, hey already Tuesday.
Speaker 3: I know how good to that?
Speaker 2: Well, I mean, honestly, the weekend's pretty much.
Speaker 3: What would you prefer a public holiday on a Monday
Speaker 3: or Friday?
Speaker 2: I was thinking about this in the shower, Actually lost
Speaker 2: were you? I'd prefer Monday, me too, because Friday's Fridays holiday.
Speaker 3: Anyway, four day weekends, I like it.
Speaker 2: I like it morning. How is everybody goose?
Speaker 3: It's a literally I love a long weekends. The weather
Speaker 3: is so good, but you get a little out of
Speaker 3: practice for the wake up this morning.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah. I was chatting with my sisters yesterday because
Speaker 2: they're in Brisbane, just making sure they're like they're all
Speaker 2: right with the flooding, and said, oh my, poor Systere.
Speaker 2: Michelle's got major dramas going on. What the French A
Speaker 2: penny tree fell down in the backyard. So now Japan,
Speaker 2: now she can see the ugly shipping container in the
Speaker 2: neighbors backyard.
Speaker 3: I don't think franchipanny is a good cyclone plants.
Speaker 1: Now, what's in the what's in the shipping container?
Speaker 3: Tiny home?
Speaker 2: Maybe maybe maybe not.
Speaker 3: Don't go incriminating the neighbors when you know nothing about
Speaker 3: what they're doing.
Speaker 2: Ideas, what was in the shipping container?
Speaker 3: Do tell?
Speaker 2: What's the idea? We can't incriminate the neighbors.
Speaker 3: Well, you brought it up.
Speaker 1: Someone needs a new French a panny.
Speaker 2: She does. Indeed, I was like, okay, so that's the
Speaker 2: update on the storm, or we'll get right on the
Speaker 2: Actually may have said I'll get Clinke to get their
Speaker 2: current affair crew around. Oh okay?
Speaker 1: Is that just get Ali landed on the dog and bird?
Speaker 2: Okayib neighbors at war?
Speaker 3: I thought about the franchipanny or the shipping container shipping container?
Speaker 2: I mean the linked you know, how's.
Speaker 3: That throwing franchipan? He's in the shipping cap.
Speaker 2: I don't think it's friends of betties that are growing
Speaker 2: in there. How's your fiancees? Family? Everyone all good?
Speaker 3: They're all okay up there. I think they're all over
Speaker 3: each other's company, though they'd like to get out and
Speaker 3: out again, but no, everyone is safe and well, thank
Speaker 3: you for asking.
Speaker 2: Apparently apparently groceries and stuff for a fortune.
Speaker 3: Well there's nothing in the Supermarke.
Speaker 2: And they're jacking up the price of everything.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's the problem. There's no food coming in and
Speaker 3: out because the floodwaters. Friends of mine who had no
Speaker 3: power on the Gold Coast for four days got all
Speaker 3: their power back last night, so hopefully it's all starting
Speaker 3: to get.
Speaker 1: Back to normal.
Speaker 2: I felt like I was working with you on the
Speaker 2: weekend Clink. Well, my sister Laticia, they lost power so
Speaker 2: they couldn't see the TV or anything, so she's texting
Speaker 2: me for updates and I'm sitting there watching you on
Speaker 2: weekend to that.
Speaker 1: Yes, yeah, what's fun.
Speaker 2: They're dragging it out. I'm waiting there, get an update soon.
Speaker 1: I sat in that studio for six hours on Saturday.
Speaker 1: It was a long ship.
Speaker 3: You got Karl and not Elie what's her name, Sarah
Speaker 3: Sarah Sarah were hosting in the rain, standing in their raincoats,
Speaker 3: and then they kept cutting back to you in the
Speaker 3: comfort of the studio, the hot coffee, all the power
Speaker 3: you could desire.
Speaker 1: Six that's living six hours. What did you talk about?
Speaker 1: It's a lot to talk about with my co host.
Speaker 3: Well, like what we what were doing? Because they were
Speaker 3: doing news, what we do.
Speaker 1: We did the rest of the day's news.
Speaker 3: You know, like spaghetti bolonnaise, seven ways that you could cook.
Speaker 1: No time for that.
Speaker 3: You didn't get the footy was back. Wasn't that fun?
Speaker 3: Did everyone love it? No?
Speaker 1: I just I just feel miser I just so underwhelmed. Yeah,
Speaker 1: the prize was ca It's I mean, just two matches.
Speaker 1: I know they were meant to be four, but it's like,
Speaker 1: let's ditch opening around this.
Speaker 3: He was in here the other day, he was like,
Speaker 3: why don't we playing every single state a national game?
Speaker 1: Felt like a little bit of a dicteeth. Yeah, I
Speaker 1: mean I went on Friday night to the SCG. I
Speaker 1: can't remember a lot of it because I had a
Speaker 1: few shard knays. Maybe that was the problem. Maybe I
Speaker 1: should have paid more attention.
Speaker 3: Maybe you wouldn't have been so bored if you had
Speaker 3: have watched it.
Speaker 2: You should watch the game back. It'll be it'll be
Speaker 2: like you're watching it for the first time.
Speaker 3: Was it pouring in Sydney?
Speaker 1: It was a bit.
Speaker 2: It was a bit.
Speaker 3: Damn, these guys are at my house and I couldn't
Speaker 3: get rid of them.
Speaker 2: We got money to go nice and early this morning.
Speaker 2: Your chance is here in five thousand dollars. All you
Speaker 2: have to do is hit up the Novaplayer app to
Speaker 2: register and then how is this going to How this
Speaker 2: is going to go down? Is we're going to ring
Speaker 2: someone back just before six.
Speaker 3: Thirty ring ring A ring, ring is not what you
Speaker 3: want to hear. The longer it rings, the less you win.
Speaker 2: We're got to go from Plice Academy joining us still
Speaker 2: more the sound effects.
Speaker 3: Well, you weren't contributing anything.
Speaker 2: What I like is look on your face at the
Speaker 2: second ring.
Speaker 3: Now to keep going.
Speaker 1: Just each other like what is going on?
Speaker 3: Well you didn't say a thing, like you had no
Speaker 3: idea what was going on? So I was trying to
Speaker 3: play the game out in lifetime. Answer it quickly, Melbourne.
Speaker 2: The quickie you answer, the more money trying.
Speaker 3: To do the sound effects.
Speaker 2: When we do it, you win. Absolutely, yeah, absolutely terrific. Hey,
Speaker 2: just before we move on here at nover, can I
Speaker 2: say massive thank you to Lozzi the Queen for hosting
Speaker 2: the team on Friday afternoon.
Speaker 3: Well, we had a team lunch and then somehow everyone
Speaker 3: was invited back to my house and I had no
Speaker 3: part in it.
Speaker 1: Oh, just it doesn't it always happen it's sort of always.
Speaker 3: We went for lunch, and then what happened was that
Speaker 3: Jace the Queensland that can't handle it being hot. It
Speaker 3: was such a beautiful day and we're like, let's sit
Speaker 3: around and have a few wines in the sun. Oh no,
Speaker 3: get me inside keeping Burns beautiful restaurant where all the
Speaker 3: doors opened up, and he kept making us close them
Speaker 3: because he wanted to sit the fridge inside.
Speaker 2: It was quite warm and the direct.
Speaker 3: Sunlight there was no sun coming through, it was just air.
Speaker 2: And then I was chatting with your fi. Paul was there,
Speaker 2: and Paul was like, we should have everyone back of
Speaker 2: the house. Can you ask Lauren? Because I can't. Oh.
Speaker 3: He came out and said everyone should go back to
Speaker 3: our house. I went, no thanks, and I stayed in
Speaker 3: the sun. And I made them all stay there and
Speaker 3: enjoy the actual public environment instead of just being the
Speaker 3: ten of us study.
Speaker 1: Together, somewhere that you can be waited on, you know,
Speaker 1: the bar where you can order drinks.
Speaker 3: Also, just some other people. Aren't you sick of seeing
Speaker 3: all these ten people all the time? There were other
Speaker 3: real life humans.
Speaker 1: Because the table that we had for lunch was like
Speaker 1: a people parade. As well. You could see you good
Speaker 1: people watch.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but it was a private room so there was.
Speaker 2: No like had to get out there by four point thirty.
Speaker 2: That could be stuff everyone else.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they had dinner as.
Speaker 1: So how did it go? How? N How was the
Speaker 1: hospitality at Chateau Philip.
Speaker 3: My house is like, if you come over, help yourself,
Speaker 3: make yourself home. I'm not walking around serving your drinks.
Speaker 3: It's a real light. You're welcome, but make yourself.
Speaker 2: We broke out the dress up box.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I was m I a of course, so
Speaker 1: I was sort of watching this.
Speaker 3: Came to lunch all of one hour and took coffigain. Yes, players,
Speaker 3: you had to go and get on the wines at
Speaker 3: the football.
Speaker 2: It was a great night. And then on Saturday the
Speaker 2: heat continued. Don't get angry at me, Just promise you
Speaker 2: won't get angry.
Speaker 3: What have you done? Did you steal something from my house?
Speaker 2: I haven't stolen anything from your house. Jesus on Saturday?
Speaker 3: Is you steal from my house?
Speaker 2: I went shopping?
Speaker 3: Oh you got it?
Speaker 1: You got a slushy?
Speaker 3: Are they readily available?
Speaker 2: I got the Ninja slushy machine.
Speaker 1: Congratulations, thank you, Clint. It doesn't look like it takes
Speaker 1: up that much arrow, quite narrow.
Speaker 2: The margaritas were flowing in forty five minutes.
Speaker 3: Where did you get it?
Speaker 2: You're on the list, I'm on the list.
Speaker 3: Hasn't arrived. Did you take that from my house.
Speaker 2: As I was leaving fast?
Speaker 3: I'm going to take it with me so you can
Speaker 3: just go to the shop and buy them.
Speaker 2: Well, on Saturday, I just logged under JB High.
Speaker 3: I knew Jb'd come before Harvey Norman.
Speaker 2: But they weren't in the shop. They were on click
Speaker 2: and collect.
Speaker 3: And where did you pick it up from the store.
Speaker 2: I had to go in. I clicked and I had
Speaker 2: to collect.
Speaker 3: So you can't just go into the shop and buy it.
Speaker 2: Well, I didn't see it on the floor.
Speaker 3: Well, we've paid for hours. I knew it just never arrived.
Speaker 2: Take it up with not me.
Speaker 3: No, I don't think it's a ninja. I think it
Speaker 3: might be a Harvey Norman.
Speaker 1: Can we talked slushies?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 3: Yeah, because Clint was having espresso Martiniz yesterday.
Speaker 2: You can put them.
Speaker 3: Imagine putting that through the ninja slush.
Speaker 2: Any liquid fifty thou people. I went to hit Margarita's first.
Speaker 3: What did you put in it though.
Speaker 2: I tried margarita mix yeah, and then a little bit
Speaker 2: of hell yeah. And then the kids came home and
Speaker 2: they're like, oh, we've got a slipping machine.
Speaker 1: Oh no, no, no.
Speaker 2: You might need to I was thinking.
Speaker 3: That a high shelf for the adults and all.
Speaker 1: Look like a gelato store.
Speaker 3: How long did it take to get a delicious frozen mark.
Speaker 2: From Quick and collecting to frozen marg An hour to
Speaker 2: pick it up the shop and forty five minutes until
Speaker 2: she was frozen.
Speaker 3: It takes forty five minutes to freeze, all right.
Speaker 2: And I had that sillid little sticker on it, going,
Speaker 2: please wait two hours before turning on the machine.
Speaker 3: It's got to stay upright for two hours? What is
Speaker 3: that about?
Speaker 2: Something to do with the gas? But I'm like, now,
Speaker 2: gas somewhere else? Mate?
Speaker 3: Is there gas?
Speaker 2: Well, it's like a fridge.
Speaker 3: Is the gas in a fridge?
Speaker 2: I believe?
Speaker 3: So where's the gas?
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 3: It's like flat screen TV's that like you can't lie
Speaker 3: them down all that.
Speaker 2: Maybe if maybe, if there's a fridge person listening, they
Speaker 2: can give us a ring ring ring ring ring, mim
Speaker 2: is better?
Speaker 3: Try chart times you coffee range iced latte, ice long,
Speaker 3: black and iceed brown sugar cookie latte. Jason Larren's chart
Speaker 3: Time Coffee Come.
Speaker 2: That's right, you gotta try chart Times New Coffee range
Speaker 2: the ice latte, ice long, black and ice brown sugar
Speaker 2: cookie latte. Hear the jingle, it's very catchy. I can
Speaker 2: see they're getting mixed and played down the rape.
Speaker 3: Let's go.
Speaker 2: Wait for the drop the chart time for you and me?
Speaker 2: The chart time? All right? I like it. I know
Speaker 2: how this works is you register by the overplayer app.
Speaker 2: We will call you back. The quicker you answer, the
Speaker 2: more money you win. So every time we hear a.
Speaker 3: Ring, ring, ring, ring ring, Oh that's two.
Speaker 2: Every time we hear a ring.
Speaker 3: Well, you're you've confused us because you think different phones
Speaker 3: have different amounts of So what we're going to do
Speaker 3: today is I'm just going to count down the money.
Speaker 1: All right, let's do it.
Speaker 3: But you've told me I have to do it two
Speaker 3: hundred dollars increment.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we're going to start a thousand, okay, so that
Speaker 2: if it goes a ring, is that ring ring? A thousand?
Speaker 3: Were on a budget, don't we have a sound effect
Speaker 3: person available?
Speaker 2: We're spending it on that we're giving the money money.
Speaker 2: All right, here we go.
Speaker 3: Might do your favor and go really slowly today?
Speaker 2: Oh my god.
Speaker 1: So for example, you.
Speaker 3: Do that, you all do the money countdown, you do
Speaker 3: the rings. Okay, go one thousand dollars, nine hundred. We're
Speaker 3: going in two eight hundred dollars, six hundred dollars.
Speaker 2: Okay, he missed one of the rings.
Speaker 3: No, you said two times anyway, so two rings? Well,
Speaker 3: instead of doing two hundred dollars every two rings, why
Speaker 3: don't we do one hundred dollars every ring?
Speaker 2: Let's do that? Are we ready? Here we go? All right,
Speaker 2: this is going.
Speaker 3: So do we say we're calling I'm ringing one thousand dollars?
Speaker 2: Hello?
Speaker 3: Hello?
Speaker 2: What can't I hear her? Hello? Stephanie?
Speaker 3: Stephanie? I think she's talking from July? All right, hello, Hello,
Speaker 3: We've got a phone in the studio Melbourne, and for
Speaker 3: some reason he's actually called her through that you called
Speaker 3: her on the the home phone.
Speaker 2: How are you, steph?
Speaker 3: Okay, you just trying to move.
Speaker 2: Could you just relay what's happening? Yeah, Steph? How much
Speaker 2: does she w?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 3: She answered very quickly to one thousand dollars.
Speaker 2: Say one thousand dollars. Oh my god, you serious, she said,
Speaker 2: Oh my god, you're serious.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we're serious, Steph.
Speaker 2: We're serious, serious, a very serious radio show. We are.
Speaker 3: We do nothing wrong.
Speaker 2: Any questions for Stef's.
Speaker 3: The weather in Geelong?
Speaker 2: Steph? Steph? How's the weather in Geelong? Can you talk
Speaker 2: up at me?
Speaker 3: A bit cult?
Speaker 2: She said? Take my job? She said, it's Warman twenty degrees. Well, Steph, congratulations,
Speaker 2: enjoy that.
Speaker 3: He looks like he's on the home phone.
Speaker 1: Okay, you're working for a telethon or something.
Speaker 3: Well that went well, Shelter answered him. One second, so
Speaker 3: I didn't get to do my countdown.
Speaker 1: I've got to produces it is?
Speaker 2: What do you?
Speaker 3: Don't you know how to do your jobs?
Speaker 4: Lo at?
Speaker 3: You just giggling in the corner.
Speaker 2: How do I put her on hold? Do I just
Speaker 2: put the phone on the desk.
Speaker 3: I haven't used a landline phone.
Speaker 1: Can you tell her that we'll be with her shortly?
Speaker 2: We'll just tell her his welcome you Tuesday. Nice little
Speaker 2: short week.
Speaker 3: I know. I love a short week.
Speaker 2: Anytime you want to reach out, thirteen twenty four ten
Speaker 2: is our number. Joe was called through from Crystal Springs
Speaker 2: morning Joe. Well Ja again, Oh working, I'm good. I'm good.
Speaker 3: Still springs, Joe.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Christmas springs just out just before port Ington and
Speaker 5: just after Geelong, Chrystal.
Speaker 1: Sorry, sounds lovely. It sounds very nice in this weather.
Speaker 2: How can we help you, Joe?
Speaker 5: Yes, sir, You've always been a great supporter of myself
Speaker 5: and Nove, always been a great supporter of your radio
Speaker 5: show with everybody back in the days of PJ as well.
Speaker 5: And when I lost my job with Jes You've supported me.
Speaker 5: It was plenty of account. I just want to return
Speaker 5: to favor. This weekend we got the offshore powerboat racing
Speaker 5: in Geelong.
Speaker 2: Oh and I'm one of the thanky boats.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, yep, right in the safety boat.
Speaker 1: Should I bring the love that.
Speaker 3: On the week Yes?
Speaker 2: Do you think I should bring the tiny down to compete?
Speaker 5: Well, I've got to offer you, Jay, So just for
Speaker 5: guests on my boat.
Speaker 2: Do we have to save people? Joe for the rescue boat.
Speaker 5: I'm actually one of the exclusion boats, so you don't
Speaker 5: have to do too much date just how he likes it.
Speaker 5: We'll keep you out, you out of the action dates,
Speaker 5: all right, But.
Speaker 1: So what's the offer?
Speaker 3: The offer is for Jakes to go on his exclusion
Speaker 3: boat in Clifton Springs the long boat races. Okay, Jay's
Speaker 3: what an offer?
Speaker 2: What a day?
Speaker 1: That sounds like Joe?
Speaker 2: That is very lovely.
Speaker 1: We'll see where should we meet?
Speaker 2: Where should we meet?
Speaker 3: He didn't get invited to the Grand Prix, so he's available.
Speaker 2: Where will we meet?
Speaker 1: Joe? Hang on?
Speaker 5: Let me well, I'll get my people to talk to you.
Speaker 2: Joe.
Speaker 3: No, he doesn't have people talk to him. Now, Joe,
Speaker 3: why did you hang up on?
Speaker 6: Joe?
Speaker 2: Hang up?
Speaker 3: He's still You've got more to say.
Speaker 7: Joe.
Speaker 8: Going.
Speaker 5: You're welcome to come back.
Speaker 2: Where so glad we went back.
Speaker 3: Because we got invited. You did it Sydney and I'd
Speaker 3: love an invite. I never get invited anywhere. You've got
Speaker 3: your invite with Joe.
Speaker 1: I don't want to take you take them cheesels and
Speaker 1: you have a good old day on the boat.
Speaker 2: Are you're a legend? Thank you very much for the offer.
Speaker 2: I will.
Speaker 3: I will ask the boss you should invite PJ too.
Speaker 3: He loves p J.
Speaker 2: Are we on it? I'm wondering the same thing gone
Speaker 2: back in time?
Speaker 3: It's chasing PJ reporting for duty. PJ might go on
Speaker 3: the boat. You should definitely do it.
Speaker 2: We could take the boat to New Zealand.
Speaker 3: New Zealand.
Speaker 2: Hey, coming up after seven your chance to win five
Speaker 2: thousand dollars. This is over one hundred. Good morning, hey guys,
Speaker 2: welcome to Grand Prix week in Melbourne. Wow.
Speaker 3: This we we're gonna have great weather though there could
Speaker 3: be a little bit of rain on Sunday.
Speaker 1: That makes things quite well.
Speaker 3: It makes us just like three conditions.
Speaker 1: And especially turn one and we've driven that track sweat.
Speaker 3: You've got to be careful because they can't change their
Speaker 3: tires from qualifying either, right, So if you qualify on
Speaker 3: dry tires, you have to start the race on those
Speaker 3: size and if it's wet it can be quite dangerous.
Speaker 2: Can you do one Latin then changing? Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah, but well yeah, it depends what you qualify.
Speaker 2: Called Jimmy at my local Bridgestone who did my tires
Speaker 2: the other He was pretty quick. Yeah, he's free. I
Speaker 2: can offer his service.
Speaker 3: Well, he's amazing watching them change.
Speaker 1: The time you do need you nuts. So it's going
Speaker 1: to be homecoming for two of our drivers.
Speaker 2: Of course.
Speaker 1: A man, a young man that carries a very famous
Speaker 1: surname in motor sport being doing just doing. His old
Speaker 1: man was a superbikes rider. He was in good old miss.
Speaker 3: Imagine what a rock star Mick Doing will be walking
Speaker 3: around now. He's also doubt of a Formula One driver.
Speaker 1: And then of course our own Oscar Piastre, who is
Speaker 1: on the fast track to superstartum if he isn't there already,
Speaker 1: right of course, a brighton lad now coming home. You
Speaker 1: get a hankering for some of the great things when.
Speaker 3: You live overseas. It's like I've got friends who live
Speaker 3: in America and every time like, can you bring twisties
Speaker 3: and tim tams and like like Australian things?
Speaker 2: But surely they can get all that there now?
Speaker 1: I think you can in the UK. When I lived
Speaker 1: in the UK, they started introducing an Australiana isle or
Speaker 1: half an ale where you could get stuff We've got
Speaker 1: like USA Foods here.
Speaker 3: Over there, Rabbit Rabbit USA foods. Is that a whole
Speaker 3: USA food suits.
Speaker 2: Whole USA supermarket?
Speaker 3: I don't think we have that.
Speaker 1: Well. I'm not too sure where ever Oscar bases himself
Speaker 1: these days. I'm assuming somewhere in Europe do they get
Speaker 1: access to big m big, very Australian and also a palmer.
Speaker 1: He wants a palmer as well. They're the first things
Speaker 1: that he wants.
Speaker 3: Did he call it a Parma or a Melbourne?
Speaker 1: A Brighton boy?
Speaker 2: I don't think big. Don't get me wrong. Individually I
Speaker 2: love those two items. That's a lot together.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's a lot together. It wouldn't happen.
Speaker 2: Together because I've always said a big m is a meal.
Speaker 3: You've actually never said that. You've always had a fix
Speaker 3: shaker pretty much same thing.
Speaker 1: Would he be a chocolate began? Would be an egg flip.
Speaker 3: Guy, chocky began? What's egg flip?
Speaker 1: You don't add the egg flip? One? No flavor anyone there?
Speaker 3: You know what's good?
Speaker 1: Egg flips strong?
Speaker 3: The iced coffee flavor is still lot only.
Speaker 2: I like straw.
Speaker 3: Does egg flip? Does egg flip taste like eggnog?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Basically yeah?
Speaker 3: Eggs?
Speaker 1: Yeah, not egky eggs eggnog?
Speaker 3: You know what what is egg nog?
Speaker 2: He'd be the flog that at a serve gets the
Speaker 2: banana paddle pop getting chocolate.
Speaker 3: Oh no, banana paddle pop is so good it is strong.
Speaker 3: Bad example, isn't a rainbow paddle pop actually a banana.
Speaker 1: Pad Carameramo.
Speaker 2: Spoiler alert.
Speaker 3: Well, what's an egg flip? Megnog not only think egg
Speaker 3: flip exists?
Speaker 2: I'm googling. So every time he touches down, that's his me.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's that's what he wants.
Speaker 2: He Do you ever work with anyone egg flip began?
Speaker 3: It is a thing?
Speaker 2: Oh? You guys? Ever worked with anyone who always has
Speaker 2: the same meal?
Speaker 3: Yes, Moby Audio, Yes, yes, Moby every single day. I've
Speaker 3: known you for three years. What do you have for breakfast?
Speaker 2: Not the thing in the cup, but like he goes
Speaker 2: home and has the same lunch every day? What do
Speaker 2: you want me to call it that?
Speaker 3: You just tell us what's in it?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Well lunch is always a couple of post.
Speaker 3: Eggs, always every day, every day?
Speaker 1: Every day, yep, well most days, but definitely every day.
Speaker 1: Is the yogurts and nutmegs in the morning.
Speaker 3: I love people who say yogurt and not yot.
Speaker 2: What's in the cup? Yogurt?
Speaker 1: Yo getting mutt?
Speaker 2: And that guy had like every day We've read him
Speaker 2: for what sixty years?
Speaker 1: Every day, same thing yogett in the cup.
Speaker 3: Yogurt not yoga yogurt? Is it yogurt?
Speaker 2: Or yogurt yogat.
Speaker 1: By the way, egg clip is vanilla and cinnamon.
Speaker 3: I thank god I can sweep it doesn't doesn't taste
Speaker 3: like eggs at all.
Speaker 1: It would be eggy, wouldn't it.
Speaker 3: Vanilla and cinnamon? That sounds still? Why don't they call
Speaker 3: it vanilla and cinnamon?
Speaker 2: That would have sold more?
Speaker 3: Taken it off the shelves in two seconds.
Speaker 2: Eke flip hey thirteen twenty four ten? Is it you
Speaker 2: or do you know someone who has the same thing
Speaker 2: every day?
Speaker 3: I've got a friend who has poached chicken and broccoli
Speaker 3: every single night for dinner, every single.
Speaker 1: They'd be a picture of health.
Speaker 3: She cooked, Yeah, she's she cooks for the whole family
Speaker 3: and she has poached chicken and broccoli every night.
Speaker 2: Does she live in little and get takeaway now? And
Speaker 2: then what about she travels? That'd be a tupple wedge.
Speaker 3: Yeah, poach chicken and brock every night?
Speaker 2: Thirteen twenty four ten is our number in return?
Speaker 3: I'd be so bored with the same thing everything.
Speaker 2: Oh tell me about it. You struggle dealing with us
Speaker 2: every day. I got one hundred and fifty dollars old
Speaker 2: Johanna vouchers up for grabs. Chin Ah. If I was
Speaker 2: going to live off anything every day, Joanna Chicken would
Speaker 2: way to go. Thirteen twenty four ten is our number.
Speaker 1: Beautiful chuck? Oh goodness?
Speaker 2: Is there enough? Is there something or someone you know
Speaker 2: who eats the same thing every single day? Give us
Speaker 2: call it over? Thirteen twenty four to ten. Do you
Speaker 2: know someone who eats the exact same thing every day?
Speaker 3: Creatures of habit, They're all over Melbourne.
Speaker 2: We are getting a lot of cords.
Speaker 3: Damien from KOI raup, good morning, good morning.
Speaker 9: How we haven't folkesed you guys for a while.
Speaker 2: It's been wells been a while. How, Damien, is it
Speaker 2: you or someone you know?
Speaker 3: It's me?
Speaker 9: I live with my father. We have carried sashes for
Speaker 9: lunch and dinner. Coming on a Sunday and we prepare
Speaker 9: for the whole.
Speaker 2: Week with my mash and dinner the same day, the
Speaker 2: same day.
Speaker 9: Yeah, by today I'm having carried for lunch and they're
Speaker 9: having it dinner, work, get home and then tomorrow's the
Speaker 9: same as the same.
Speaker 3: The week now, Damien, I'm sure love it. My dad
Speaker 3: loves curried sausages. I hate courage.
Speaker 2: As well.
Speaker 3: I hate them. Can take them I don't want to
Speaker 3: be in my house. My dad makes them and brings
Speaker 3: them over and I had them.
Speaker 1: Need to get some carried sausage. It is my best meal.
Speaker 2: I love a curry and I love a sausage.
Speaker 1: Damien, what do you have with your carried sausages? Because
Speaker 1: some people go rice, some people go mashed potato. What
Speaker 1: do you have with it?
Speaker 9: We Stan, we have bit of both.
Speaker 3: Five days a week or seven.
Speaker 9: Seven days a week.
Speaker 2: That can't help me?
Speaker 3: Want some variety, Damiens.
Speaker 10: He does.
Speaker 2: He changes from mash the rice, Damien.
Speaker 9: On top of it as well?
Speaker 3: Can you put a sauce to really spice things?
Speaker 1: Can you get us some some carried sausages so that
Speaker 1: Jason can taste some.
Speaker 5: I can drop off that.
Speaker 1: Can you you got some enough wear?
Speaker 3: Bring him near me, Damien.
Speaker 2: I'm going to get a producer to try them first.
Speaker 1: Just try it first. I'm happy to try Damien's Bobby Phillips.
Speaker 3: I mean, would you have Bobby Phillips as mean curried?
Speaker 2: I did anything you Dad puts in front of me. Yeah?
Speaker 1: Good on your Damien question, Amien. I love carry sausages.
Speaker 2: What's the curry?
Speaker 1: Is it like a clean's curry.
Speaker 2: Is it like a katsu?
Speaker 1: Well, it's sort of like a sort of thinner than
Speaker 1: a katsu.
Speaker 2: We must try, no, thank you must try.
Speaker 3: Currige sausages gives me the e every day.
Speaker 1: Every day.
Speaker 3: I wonder what he has for breakfast.
Speaker 2: That's a lot of snat Yeah, surely not. What do
Speaker 2: you have for breakfast?
Speaker 9: Bacon?
Speaker 2: And of course stupid question. Hey, we're talking the same
Speaker 2: meal every day.
Speaker 3: Creatures of habit, people who eat the same thing all
Speaker 3: the time. And that is because Oscar Piastre is in
Speaker 3: town for the Formula one and he was saying all
Speaker 3: he wanted to do was to come home and have
Speaker 3: it big m and a parma.
Speaker 2: A dirty and then try and squeeze into that little car.
Speaker 1: How do you have your parma?
Speaker 3: There is only one way for a parme to come.
Speaker 1: What chips, chips and salad.
Speaker 3: I'm not a chips and veggie girl.
Speaker 1: You never had a parma?
Speaker 2: What you come on? The ham and the chicken freaks
Speaker 2: me out. I'd like one, mate, I'm a big, shnitty guy.
Speaker 1: He can have that. You can have a parma without
Speaker 1: the ham.
Speaker 2: That's what I need to try.
Speaker 1: Well, you just ask for a parma minus the hand,
Speaker 1: just with a tomato and cheese.
Speaker 2: Yeah, let me write that down to palma minus.
Speaker 3: Near my old house used to do it with fetta.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, but it wasn't a boogie put It was weird.
Speaker 1: What about an egg plant?
Speaker 3: It's more like and fetter than ham and cheese.
Speaker 1: What an egg plant? Parmeja parma?
Speaker 4: Love?
Speaker 3: You don't love eggplant? Once at a Japanese how I
Speaker 3: have it every time? The creature of habit.
Speaker 1: Hawaiian palma.
Speaker 2: Of course you do the Hawaiian parma. You have to
Speaker 2: go back to nineteen eighty five Queensland to water It
Speaker 2: sounds very Queensland.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we are asking on thirteen twenty four ten, though,
Speaker 3: is it you or someone you know who is a
Speaker 3: creature of habit eats the same thing every day? We
Speaker 3: just spoke to someone who has curried sausages for lunch
Speaker 3: and dinner seven days a week.
Speaker 2: Twenty bucks says, you'd be the sort of guy that
Speaker 2: eats like is it banana fridders?
Speaker 1: I love bananaad so much.
Speaker 3: Yum, They're the best banana fruit.
Speaker 1: Is even a pineapple fridder?
Speaker 3: No, y That's where I draw the line.
Speaker 1: Bright ice cream Oh.
Speaker 3: You're just going through the dessert men. You're my local
Speaker 3: Chinese restaurant.
Speaker 2: Now should we just buy you a deep frye for Christmas?
Speaker 3: Ah, come on, carry sausages followed by pineapple fridd up.
Speaker 3: That's enough to put me on on a deathbed.
Speaker 2: How did you get on men's health? Was there no
Speaker 2: one else available? Month? Geez?
Speaker 1: Look good? Didn't I great?
Speaker 2: Thirteen twenty fourteen? Are you a creature of habit? Or
Speaker 2: do you know someone.
Speaker 3: Janeta Angelo on Good Morning? Do you eat the same
Speaker 3: thing every day?
Speaker 2: High loves?
Speaker 3: I do?
Speaker 6: I do at work, which I am at the moment.
Speaker 6: So every day at ten thirty I have my lunch
Speaker 6: because I get to work so early. I have tuna
Speaker 6: on crackers with spice banana.
Speaker 2: I feel like tuna on crackers.
Speaker 3: Stop sorry, Tuna on crackers with sliced banana on the crackers.
Speaker 6: On the cracker, Tuna, first cracker, tuna, a sliced.
Speaker 1: Banana all together at ten thirty.
Speaker 6: At ten thirty in the morning, mind you, I'm up
Speaker 6: at four fifteen every morning.
Speaker 3: What in God's green earth are you thinking of putting
Speaker 3: tuna and banana together?
Speaker 8: Oh?
Speaker 6: My god, have you tried it?
Speaker 1: No, I don't want to.
Speaker 6: Oh my god, it's amazing.
Speaker 3: Are you like? Is it the tuna in spring water?
Speaker 3: Are you doing like it?
Speaker 6: It's sure to be green tease, it's got to be
Speaker 6: green seas. Tun green seas, spring water has to be
Speaker 6: green seas. No other tuna and.
Speaker 1: It is.
Speaker 3: That sounds absolutely repulsive, is it? But some people put
Speaker 3: banana in their scrambled eggs.
Speaker 2: Oh no, no, no, no chunks of banana.
Speaker 3: And they mash it and put it in with the eggs.
Speaker 2: I haven't been able to chocolate most since I saw
Speaker 2: a chef come out and say, you put avocado in it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's but that's a that's a healthy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, stay away from it. Yeah, I bet you.
Speaker 1: You wouldn't know.
Speaker 2: I don't.
Speaker 1: If we presented two options, you wouldn't. You'd eat them better.
Speaker 2: You sound like my mum when you do mashed potato
Speaker 2: and I'm like, why is it green tonight?
Speaker 1: Is it? Rather is in it?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 2: No, just the potatoes were different.
Speaker 3: Big boys still ate it. They John in Montrose Morning.
Speaker 3: What is it that you have every single day?
Speaker 11: You guys going larger than a box every single day?
Speaker 3: You're kiddy? Every day dine in or drive through lunch
Speaker 3: it every day? Hey, John, drive through a dining John drive.
Speaker 11: Through usually at work. So it's with the boys they
Speaker 11: have most most of them will go the same but
Speaker 11: not every day.
Speaker 3: Same same same shop every time. Do they know you?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 11: It depends on what job I'm at, but yeah, most they're.
Speaker 2: Like and is that embarrassing when you put up to
Speaker 2: the window and they're like, get a John or is
Speaker 2: that just.
Speaker 11: The regular take on astro?
Speaker 1: They love it, Johnny, What what order do you eat
Speaker 1: the zinger box in?
Speaker 11: So it's always chips first, they've gotta have extra sole
Speaker 11: on them as well. Chips with the gravy, and then
Speaker 11: you go a little piece of chicken and then the
Speaker 11: best for lass burger.
Speaker 2: Okay do you get and.
Speaker 11: That's actial?
Speaker 3: You get it all in one box.
Speaker 2: That's good.
Speaker 1: That's a good plan.
Speaker 2: I find KFC's menu very overwhelming. Is it there's all
Speaker 2: meal deals and value boxes and that's just fast food?
Speaker 1: Isn't it?
Speaker 3: Feast every every every day?
Speaker 2: That's what he said.
Speaker 3: I'm still stuck on the tuner and banana to be honest,
Speaker 3: surely you're.
Speaker 2: Getting a free free chips every week or something like
Speaker 2: an upgrade. Yeah, one of those.
Speaker 3: He's got like a frequent fly car.
Speaker 2: Yes, free moose on a Sunday for John Moose. They
Speaker 2: do chocolate moose they do. Probably got avocada.
Speaker 3: Chocolate mood.
Speaker 1: What desserts they have, they've got a moose.
Speaker 3: All, Yes, cheesecake maybe like.
Speaker 1: In a plastic little thing. Likely you get the potato gravy.
Speaker 3: Seriously, cheesecake.
Speaker 2: He knows takes his da It is all Across the
Speaker 2: past we have been celebrating our favorite Victorian clubs in
Speaker 2: the lead up to opening round. We're doing it again
Speaker 2: this week after seven point thirty the Mighty DS Melbourne.
Speaker 2: It is your turn today. We're going to be joined
Speaker 2: by one of the stars of the team. Plus we're
Speaker 2: gonna offlad some club memberships and I want to test
Speaker 2: out who knows the team more. Who's a bigger D's Nuffy,
Speaker 2: Clint or an actual player, Probably Clint. Yeah, my money's
Speaker 2: on Standard.
Speaker 1: That'll be interesting.
Speaker 3: Also coming up this morning, guys, I bumped into someone
Speaker 3: yesterday who I would probably say is the biggest celebrity
Speaker 3: in the country right now, whoa pump into very randomly,
Speaker 3: had a very random, funny conversation Peter Hallett. It's not strawy.
Speaker 2: No, it's not strong.
Speaker 1: Patty Newton wasn't she's more royalty than celebrities.
Speaker 3: Yes, it didn't happen at Moomba right.
Speaker 1: Oh scream my dad.
Speaker 3: My dad took my little one year old niece to
Speaker 3: watch the parade.
Speaker 2: Oh my heart went out to the Sushi Mango boys
Speaker 2: in those giant crowns in like forty degree hate. Oh man,
Speaker 2: she was warm. They were the kings, they were Indeed.
Speaker 1: I want to like it. Member the water skiing, I
Speaker 1: quite like it.
Speaker 2: It's a good spectacles, very reminiscent of like the sea
Speaker 2: World water on.
Speaker 1: The pyramid, the pyramid.
Speaker 3: Do they do the pyramid?
Speaker 2: I don't know. No, I don't think they do. They
Speaker 2: just go flying on the end.
Speaker 3: He teased me on Friday that someone was going to
Speaker 3: do the bird Man raally. You didn't do it.
Speaker 2: I did not do the bed Men rally. Sushi Mango
Speaker 2: boys did. He was trying in a giant flying salami,
Speaker 2: but unfortunately.
Speaker 3: Which one jumped in as a flying salamia? All three
Speaker 3: of them?
Speaker 2: Well yeah, probably, Hey.
Speaker 3: Why are you shugging your shoulders? Don't you know which ones?
Speaker 2: It was a quick clip on the news.
Speaker 3: Does he was friend of the show?
Speaker 2: It was a massive salami.
Speaker 3: Give me, must have been Carlo, Then give salami Carlo. No,
Speaker 3: this is your test. They're friends of our show.
Speaker 2: Can you tell me it was Carlo? Carlo?
Speaker 1: Must have been morning Carlo.
Speaker 3: Definitely. Have you been to their restaurant, No, I need to.
Speaker 2: They've just expanded. They're killing it. Yeah, those guys, it's.
Speaker 3: It's really good. The food's actually excellent's.
Speaker 2: It's very much like old school, isn't it like you're going, yeah,
Speaker 2: with the tablecloth and all that sort of stuff. Do
Speaker 2: they all greet you Carlo?
Speaker 3: It's Andrew, Joe and Carlo.
Speaker 2: No, one's Joe Andrew.
Speaker 3: They're brothers.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Hey, Jace, you are a dad of three. You are Clint,
Speaker 3: an uncle of two. I'm an auntie. We know how
Speaker 3: tricky kids can be, you more so than us. Yeah,
Speaker 3: And you send your kids off to school for the
Speaker 3: day five days a week. They're off. They're in the
Speaker 3: care of someone else. They're in the care of their teachers. Now,
Speaker 3: I've always thought teachers should be the teachers and nurses
Speaker 3: should be the two highest paid careers for anyone. They
Speaker 3: work harder than anyone else. Teachers in Victoria listen to
Speaker 3: this horrible statistic. There were more than nine hundred thousand
Speaker 3: days of staff having days off due to injuries in
Speaker 3: the workplace. For Victorian teachers.
Speaker 1: How they get like kids are sickness, that's injuries.
Speaker 3: It says injuries. So it's were one hundred thousand almost
Speaker 3: over where we were like this in the year before.
Speaker 3: So something's happening at schools that teachers are actually physically
Speaker 3: and probably mentally getting injured from being in the school system.
Speaker 2: I don't think the kids have I don't know if
Speaker 2: it's respect or what's going on. He's not a great word,
Speaker 2: but you know when you see those clips like on
Speaker 2: the news or a current affair and stuff, and it's
Speaker 2: like kids like trying to hit teachers and groups, you know, like.
Speaker 3: Fully, I try to hear the hit teacher back when
Speaker 3: might you woldn't even think about it in my bedroom
Speaker 3: for weeks exactly, wouldn't even mind where now it's like
Speaker 3: you're in the school cis So what's happening.
Speaker 2: I just don't think the respect's there for teachers.
Speaker 3: Any But the teachers not have enough power?
Speaker 2: Is that it?
Speaker 3: They just.
Speaker 2: I don't think anyway like daycare workers teachers, you know
Speaker 2: they I mean, I'm not saying to go old school
Speaker 2: and smack them with the ruler or anything. But nowadays
Speaker 2: it's like, you know, maybe the biggest threat is we'll
Speaker 2: send you the principal's office. Yeah right, I'm not a teacher.
Speaker 3: Attentions and suspensions and expulsions and all that.
Speaker 2: I don't know, my Devan. I'm sure.
Speaker 1: Teachers may be worried that they're going to be pulled
Speaker 1: up by parents, probably and hence why they don't feel
Speaker 1: as though they can discipline.
Speaker 3: Or your sister is a teacher.
Speaker 1: Both of them are teachers, one in the public school sphere,
Speaker 1: the other in private, and I dare say that the
Speaker 1: private system is very different when it comes to respect generally.
Speaker 3: Oh god, this brat's at privates. I went to a
Speaker 3: private school.
Speaker 1: My god.
Speaker 2: Yeah, a blazer doesn't make you a great kid. I'll
Speaker 2: give you the.
Speaker 3: Thirteen twenty four ten is a number if you're a
Speaker 3: teacher and you'd like to join this conversation. But I
Speaker 3: feel for teachers because I mean their it's got to
Speaker 3: be one of the hardest jobs in the world, being
Speaker 3: a teacher.
Speaker 2: I'm the first to take the piece and have a
Speaker 2: bit of fun when there's like a teacher day and
Speaker 2: we've got to keep the kids at home and stuff
Speaker 2: like that. But all jokes aside, you're right there, they've
Speaker 2: almost if they got thirty kids in the class, they've
Speaker 2: almost got thirty bosses that they're trying to appease because
Speaker 2: you're right the minute, there'll be a drama, they'll have
Speaker 2: to deal with the kid's parent. You can potentially lose
Speaker 2: your job, you know, at the drop of a hat.
Speaker 3: I just remember how I remember at school, like the
Speaker 3: teachers were in charge. If you couldn't talk back to
Speaker 3: a teacher, you couldn't even like, you know what else
Speaker 3: wrong in your eyes at a teacher.
Speaker 2: Also, the kids trouble, the kids that are dealing with
Speaker 2: really young kids. It's all the upkeep, like here's photos
Speaker 2: on an app, here's their work, you know what do
Speaker 2: you mean for? So we can communicate with the kids
Speaker 2: teachers through an app like direct during the day. Yeah,
Speaker 2: so they have to deal with that as well.
Speaker 3: What he's texting the teachers about during the day.
Speaker 2: Be an issue with the kid or hey is feeling
Speaker 2: well today? Can you keep an eye on it.
Speaker 3: Like back in those days, the kids off we had
Speaker 3: our record book or the school diary. Yes that I
Speaker 3: would just write false notes in from my mum explaining why.
Speaker 3: I was like, while wasn't there?
Speaker 2: Do you sound like a great Lawrence.
Speaker 3: Got a dentist appointment today she'll be leaving at midday?
Speaker 2: Oh mate? Like the young the teachers that are dealing
Speaker 2: with young kids are uploading photos of their work on
Speaker 2: these apps?
Speaker 1: What do you mean?
Speaker 2: And I'm like, what, so, shouldn't they just get them
Speaker 2: off the app? Teach the kids? Why had all this
Speaker 2: extra pressure?
Speaker 3: Do parents want that? Do you want to look at
Speaker 3: how that's work? Is going to have to deal with
Speaker 3: it at home?
Speaker 1: I feel the issues are born out of the fact
Speaker 1: that teachers don't have the same not so much rights
Speaker 1: but privileges when it comes to disciplining the kids nowadays
Speaker 1: and behavioral issues. She would have been and what is
Speaker 1: she now about ten plus?
Speaker 3: Yes's seen it change.
Speaker 1: Yeah, absolutely, but she's tough. She's worked in the UK
Speaker 1: in London, where they're.
Speaker 2: Oh no, they don't like but they're just they're a
Speaker 2: lot stricter over there. Kids are terrible, terrible thirteen twenty.
Speaker 1: Four here in the UK twenty and the English kids
Speaker 1: in the public school stream. It's like you've got to
Speaker 1: survive if you're a teacher.
Speaker 3: Really it feel like a prison for many people.
Speaker 2: Put that adorable little accent just made them all good.
Speaker 2: Great accent.
Speaker 3: George running around.
Speaker 2: Thirteen twenty four ten is our number. No, we're not teachers,
Speaker 2: but would love to hear from this morning. You then
Speaker 2: remain completely anonymous.
Speaker 3: It's going on.
Speaker 2: Yeah, this is crazy stats. So there's obviously something wrong
Speaker 2: here in Victoria. Give us score if you want a
Speaker 2: way and will hit the phones next here on Novar thirteen,
Speaker 2: twenty four ten, we are talking teachers.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there's some stats that have come out about how
Speaker 3: many days Victorian teachers are taking off on what they're saying,
Speaker 3: it's due to injuries, which is really a long living
Speaker 3: time that Yeah, so what is happening in schools? I
Speaker 3: think teachers are angels. They work so hard. They look
Speaker 3: after your children like you drop them off knowing your
Speaker 3: kids are going to be safe at the school. Yeah
Speaker 3: they do.
Speaker 1: They go above and beyond, but are they afforded the
Speaker 1: same respect as they used to be in our day?
Speaker 2: Well, Louise is called through, Louise, you think you're not
Speaker 2: only a teacher, but you're also a parent these days.
Speaker 12: Yes, absolutely, Hi, guys, how to go in?
Speaker 2: We're good.
Speaker 3: What's happening in schools, Louise.
Speaker 12: The expectations there between being a teacher and being a
Speaker 12: parent these days. Sorry, I've got my son in the
Speaker 12: car as well. I'm a parent myself. The expectations there.
Speaker 12: We have students who are at school and don't know
Speaker 12: how to tie their shoelaces, and as teachers we're expected
Speaker 12: to teach them.
Speaker 3: Were kids with no.
Speaker 12: Resilience, no ability to work with others, to even play
Speaker 12: a board game. Again, as teachers, the parents have the
Speaker 12: expectations that, oh, well you need to teach our child
Speaker 12: to build that resilience.
Speaker 6: Right.
Speaker 3: Are you saying that parents aren't doing enough at home
Speaker 3: to teach their kids basic skills and communication skills.
Speaker 12: Absolutely? Absolutely, And don't get me wrong, I don't think
Speaker 12: all the blame needs to be on the parents. I
Speaker 12: do think it's a society even harder both parents. They
Speaker 12: typically are having to work that simply live. So I
Speaker 12: do you know, respect and understand that, but I think
Speaker 12: just even teaching our kids that basic respect for other humans.
Speaker 1: Do you feel, Louise, Do you feel respected as a teacher.
Speaker 12: From some students? Absolutely? From others not so much. I
Speaker 12: think it does come down to your relationships with these kids.
Speaker 12: But unfortunately they're not being held accountable for their actions anymore.
Speaker 2: But also, are you guys not holding them accountable because
Speaker 2: of the fear of we can't like you can't or
Speaker 2: coming back on you.
Speaker 12: You're right, we can't necessarily, honey, we can't necessarily hold
Speaker 12: him because the parents go straight to the department and say, well,
Speaker 12: my child shouldn't have to have it time out. Yeah,
Speaker 12: hitting that es or hitting that teacher.
Speaker 2: I remember picking up one of my kids and the
Speaker 2: teacher was like, hey, just so you know, there was
Speaker 2: a biting incident and I'm like, well, I hope you
Speaker 2: ripped into my kid. Yeah, and she was like, no,
Speaker 2: we All I'm allowed to do is go, hey, why
Speaker 2: don't you come over here and play in this part
Speaker 2: now some quiet time? If you bite someone, yeah, I'm like, no,
Speaker 2: I'm giving you permission rip into him.
Speaker 3: Well, just you mean, what do you mean by ripping?
Speaker 3: In seriousness, though, what would you be comfortable with a teacher.
Speaker 2: Telling him off and putting him in time out. Absolutely,
Speaker 2: because I could tell you now if it was someone
Speaker 2: else's kid biteing mind, I would expect that.
Speaker 3: But it is hard, right even as a parent, when
Speaker 3: you've got other your kid's friends over. What can you
Speaker 3: if one of the if your kid has a friend
Speaker 3: over who hits your kid or another kid.
Speaker 2: I'd tell him off. And I say to our group
Speaker 2: of friends all the time. I even say it to
Speaker 2: that like BRADYO executive prodition, if you guys are over,
Speaker 2: I'd be like, I'd be more upset if you guys
Speaker 2: didn't call my kids out. Yeah, yeah, yeah, than when
Speaker 2: they're doing like I would expect it.
Speaker 3: If Louise is right, a society we do, you know,
Speaker 3: if you see someone doing something wrong, a kid or
Speaker 3: an adult, yeah, you call it out.
Speaker 1: I was talking before about overseas teaching. Yeah, and Ebone's
Speaker 1: got an opinion on that, Ebonie, how do you find
Speaker 1: life as a teacher here?
Speaker 3: Hi?
Speaker 7: Yeah, look, I love teaching. It's amazing. The relationships with
Speaker 7: the kids are great. It's just there's just too much.
Speaker 7: There's too much pressure.
Speaker 3: Yeah, too much pressure as a teacher to just deal
Speaker 3: with whatever's happening without having any power or where is
Speaker 3: the pressure or is it coming from parents, from the school,
Speaker 3: from the kids.
Speaker 7: It's from everything, So the curriculum, it's just there's too
Speaker 7: much in it. You just physically you can't. You can't
Speaker 7: teach them. I'm even getting emotional speaking about it, because
Speaker 7: it's just a lot. Like I'm at school now, which
Speaker 7: is very early. We shouldn't have to be be here
Speaker 7: at this time, but it's like you you can't get
Speaker 7: things done. There's too much to do. The look, my
Speaker 7: parents in my classroom are lovely, but you've had other
Speaker 7: parents that you know, nothing is ever enough, so then
Speaker 7: you're constantly you're just trying too hard. It's too much
Speaker 7: to do.
Speaker 3: How long have you been a teacher for? This is
Speaker 3: my sixth year, and even in the last sixties, I mean,
Speaker 3: and also don't forget teachers and kids have gone through
Speaker 3: like homeschooling, and it's been a terrible Yes, six years,
Speaker 3: I imagine it for the school system and kids and
Speaker 3: teachers as well. But have you seen it change in
Speaker 3: that time?
Speaker 7: Yeah, Well, my first year of teaching was COVID, so
Speaker 7: I literally learned how to teach in that ridiculous timing.
Speaker 7: But then I even went to London to teach, and.
Speaker 3: It was just it was different, like, I know, different better, harder.
Speaker 7: I found it better. So like parents couldn't email me directly,
Speaker 7: they had to email the front office, right, and it
Speaker 7: only ever got to me if it was a you know,
Speaker 7: a big deal, which I think, which I think.
Speaker 2: Is the way it should be. I think it's crazy
Speaker 2: the access we have.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and look it's it must be a rewarding profession.
Speaker 1: I'm not a teacher, but my sisters are. They say
Speaker 1: it's very rewarding. But is it financially rewarding. That's the
Speaker 1: other issue here, like is it worth it?
Speaker 2: So, like I said, I'm the first to stay the
Speaker 2: piss and go, oh look at the holidays they get
Speaker 2: and stuff like that. But it is not a nine
Speaker 2: to five job. Hey, Vanessa, you're a former KINDI teacher, Yes,
Speaker 2: I am, Yes, and I believe you had to take
Speaker 2: six months off because of a situation.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I was teaching last year. I've been teacher for
Speaker 4: thirty eight years in kindergarten and the aggression and the
Speaker 4: violence in a three to five year olds is just incredible.
Speaker 4: So in a nutshell last year I had children throwing
Speaker 4: rocks at us. It will take the shoes off, throw
Speaker 4: two shoes that are They would put the chairs on
Speaker 4: the table when you walk past, push the chairs onto you.
Speaker 4: I had, they would up end the table. They would
Speaker 4: grab the ends and up in them.
Speaker 2: And is this something you've noticed over the years.
Speaker 4: It was absolutely If I graduated in eighty six and
Speaker 4: there was nothing might different after the last few years.
Speaker 4: And you know, I kept reporting it to my boss.
Speaker 4: Our stuff was so stressed. No one we're going to
Speaker 4: come in our room and we weren't.
Speaker 1: So what's wrong?
Speaker 3: What's going Do you think you guys don't have enough
Speaker 3: power or.
Speaker 4: We can't touch them, we can't speak to them. We
Speaker 4: would have ots speeches coming in saying oh how about
Speaker 4: you say, oh, I can understand you're angry. And it
Speaker 4: does not work, and the stress levels of us and
Speaker 4: I took it to work safe and I won the case. None,
Speaker 4: it's it's And even when I left, I found out
Speaker 4: one of the key to kick pregnant woman in the stomach.
Speaker 4: I mean, it's just horrific. And the mental toll it
Speaker 4: takes on us. I've actually left children on now in
Speaker 4: the administration to say.
Speaker 3: After thirty eight years, have you had enough, which is
Speaker 3: such a shame.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I picked off. It was probably one of the
Speaker 4: most traumatic things I've been through. It's just the whole thing.
Speaker 3: It is amazing right as well, And as someone who
Speaker 3: doesn't have children anythink, what could a three year old
Speaker 3: or five year old say to you? Or yeah, they
Speaker 3: can to break your soul that when there's twenty of them. Yeah,
Speaker 3: teachers do take that home. They wear it, they feel
Speaker 3: the emotions. Eventually, as a.
Speaker 2: Parent down, I'm sitting it saying the teachers need to
Speaker 2: get the power back, need more power.
Speaker 3: There's the whole education system need an overhaul.
Speaker 2: I think everyone's just a bit PC, like like everyone's
Speaker 2: when we were grown up. I was you don't want
Speaker 2: to be scared, but you're so you want to respect
Speaker 2: you You've got to respect it.
Speaker 1: And at the moment, mate, they don't, and they're doing
Speaker 1: long hours and they're getting paid.
Speaker 3: If your kids were rude to a teacher, would you
Speaker 3: be I will?
Speaker 2: Yeah, And I'm more upset that the teacher can't blow
Speaker 2: up at them back.
Speaker 3: Yeah. And a shout out to all the teachers who
Speaker 3: are driving to work this morning listening to this. You
Speaker 3: are I think teachers are absolutely amaz zing. You're do
Speaker 3: an amazing job and thank you. Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 2: You're on the air with Jason Lauren Clint here as well,
Speaker 2: and let's say hello to our ex Yes, our next guest.
Speaker 13: Players forward for the Melbourne Demons and has been with
Speaker 13: them since twenty sixteen. He's also quite the amateur boxer,
Speaker 13: so watch out sweeping through Jackie Melxham. It's looking good.
Speaker 13: Please welcome to the studio.
Speaker 2: Jake Melksham.
Speaker 3: Morning morning, Jake, amateur boxer.
Speaker 14: I'm told you didn't tell me that was going to
Speaker 14: be part of the intro.
Speaker 1: Clint, I didn't know it was. How much true sometimes
Speaker 1: junior boxer.
Speaker 14: No, it's not true. I did it when I was
Speaker 14: in grade six for a little bit.
Speaker 1: We said to.
Speaker 3: Be trust the EP speak boxer and he said, yeah,
Speaker 3: very successful.
Speaker 14: It's not the tag you want. I don't think I.
Speaker 15: Will have you say in the commentary that often referred
Speaker 15: to melchiam as people are going to get all watch out.
Speaker 15: He's a boxer. And we found footage and photos on
Speaker 15: the Internet of you. If I'm not mistaken when you're
Speaker 15: in your sick can you not correct?
Speaker 2: The guests asked not to be referred to as a boxer.
Speaker 14: I grew up in a little bit of a rough area,
Speaker 14: so my dad thought it'd be camped into.
Speaker 2: Well.
Speaker 1: Jake Melksham is one of Now my dad works in
Speaker 1: the Melbourneooty Club and dad often says, Dad, Jake Melksham,
Speaker 1: he's a good boy. He's a good boy. He's one
Speaker 1: of his favorites.
Speaker 2: Although your dad has a complaint about the jewelry and
Speaker 2: some of.
Speaker 1: A lot of the boys are now wearing bracelets necklaces,
Speaker 1: and he's like, you know, because I've got to tape
Speaker 1: them up.
Speaker 3: What do you mean tape them up? Do you play
Speaker 3: in them?
Speaker 14: Guys that have got those bracelets that you can't get molded?
Speaker 14: What soldered friend or whatnot?
Speaker 3: And it's on your girl friends are like, I'm going
Speaker 3: to put this on and you can never take it
Speaker 3: like a hand.
Speaker 14: Can't like that? Yeah, that's a hard do that mind
Speaker 14: clips off.
Speaker 3: Not your wife just.
Speaker 14: She's there forever speaking convicture. Three kids in the car
Speaker 14: in the garage listening to the show because.
Speaker 3: They're big time kid. What are the kids' names?
Speaker 14: We got Frankie, Teddy and Alfie and your.
Speaker 3: Beautiful wife and my wife Stacy say, morning, guys just
Speaker 3: did a camper.
Speaker 2: Van trip over Chrissy. Everyone's still getting along.
Speaker 14: Yeah, we survived that one. That was the one worried
Speaker 14: was my wife. We thought she was going to fly
Speaker 14: home halfway.
Speaker 2: Through the trip.
Speaker 3: Got on your Stacey, get on the verge.
Speaker 14: Her sister was there and her kids a little bit.
Speaker 3: I left them there too.
Speaker 1: It's fun camp. What is a camper van? What is
Speaker 1: it an RV? Exactly that?
Speaker 14: Yes, I'm not interesting.
Speaker 2: Do you sound like one with the people? Does it
Speaker 2: have an infinity pool?
Speaker 1: Does it?
Speaker 3: Let's talk footy. Obviously, what was it called? Opening Round
Speaker 3: has kicked off with only two games. You guys are
Speaker 3: launching your season this weekend. How the D's feeling going
Speaker 3: into a big twenty twenty five.
Speaker 14: We're feeling very excited. Obviously, the split round to start
Speaker 14: the year delays things a little bit, so you know,
Speaker 14: by the end of January you're more than ready to
Speaker 14: get stuck into it. But this weekend we've got Jim's
Speaker 14: inaugurl game, so it's Jim's Round. We're launching that this
Speaker 14: week and we're raising funds for Jim's foundation, so he's done.
Speaker 1: Jim Steins who was a you know, his legacy lives
Speaker 1: on in so many ways throughout Melbourne, but also at
Speaker 1: the Melbourne Footy Club as well.
Speaker 14: Yes, so we're looking forward to that and paying tribute
Speaker 14: to Jim and raising some funds for his foundation.
Speaker 3: So it's on the eve of Saint Patrick's Day, yes,
Speaker 3: luck of the Irish Patty's Day Monday?
Speaker 1: Is it?
Speaker 3: Yes? How good they're saying we're a touch of green
Speaker 3: for the special occasion.
Speaker 14: Yes, don't fil we win and the pubs are full.
Speaker 2: Aw's team feeling going into a new season and like,
Speaker 2: looking back, can you pinpoint why things didn't work compared
Speaker 2: to other years when they have?
Speaker 14: No, you can, You can't really pinpoint it. To answer
Speaker 14: your first question, we're super excited to get stuck in
Speaker 14: because it's been a long off season for our club.
Speaker 14: That's been widely spoken about. We've had some things go on,
Speaker 14: but now we're ready for the footy to start and
Speaker 14: actually do what we're what we're paid to do. Get
Speaker 14: out there, play well and win some games and get.
Speaker 1: The reset, a reset the club needed in many respects. Yeah,
Speaker 1: is that fair to say?
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 14: I think by the end of the season last year
Speaker 14: we were ready for the season to just be over
Speaker 14: once the season once we couldn't make finals. You know,
Speaker 14: we're still playing hard and whatnot, but sometimes you just
Speaker 14: need a spell and that was what was really good
Speaker 14: for us.
Speaker 3: How's Christian Petrarca going. Obviously it was awful watching him
Speaker 3: get injured last year, but he seems like he's running
Speaker 3: around well. Is he chomping at the bit to get
Speaker 3: back up there?
Speaker 14: Yeah, he's going really well. He played a couple of
Speaker 14: weeks ago in mandra over in Perth, played really well,
Speaker 14: looked like he had missed a beat and he's super
Speaker 14: fit at the moment. He had a little bit of
Speaker 14: a niggle during the preseason again where he spent some
Speaker 14: time in rehab and just got fitter and fitter as
Speaker 14: as he did his time in there, and he looked
Speaker 14: like he didn't miss a beat last week. I wonder
Speaker 14: who works harder in the off season, Petrarcare over at
Speaker 14: the Red Bull camp or you in a camper van
Speaker 14: dealing with three kids. Definitely me.
Speaker 2: Hard. Agree, I reckon that's the cheaper.
Speaker 1: What's cheap?
Speaker 3: What's bogie?
Speaker 14: We got the boogie one?
Speaker 2: Yeah, the shower on board you didn't use the tinier showers.
Speaker 14: We have the shower.
Speaker 1: What's a preseason like for a thirty three year old?
Speaker 1: These days, Jake would be one of the elder statesmen
Speaker 1: of the footy club.
Speaker 14: Now, yeah, I'm the Oldest's the oldest?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 14: Three thirty three. That's that's old in footy term. In
Speaker 14: the footy world. Our good friend Max is a couple
Speaker 14: he's younger, a couple of months younger. But if you
Speaker 14: looked at my preseason this year, I haven't been out
Speaker 14: there that much. I've been injured.
Speaker 3: But do you get more time the older you get,
Speaker 3: you get more time off?
Speaker 2: Is that true?
Speaker 14: You get a few weeks extra? Is that for a
Speaker 14: just to catch up to start the pre season?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: The game at thirty three.
Speaker 14: So yeah, we're we're doing what we need to in
Speaker 14: our season with that extra couple of weeks to just
Speaker 14: group and come back refresh.
Speaker 2: So you're saying injured, are you good to play?
Speaker 14: I'll be back around three. I've had a few soft
Speaker 14: tissue injuries. Getting older. People keep telling me if I
Speaker 14: had a dollar for every time someone told me that
Speaker 14: we weren't going to bring it up, I wouldn't be here.
Speaker 14: I'd be in av trip somewhere.
Speaker 3: Just so annoying because we're actually saying you're so young
Speaker 3: young I want to be thirty three again?
Speaker 2: Is that why we want to call you old? What
Speaker 2: we walked in and goes? Do you want to sit
Speaker 2: or stand your like? I'll take the suit. Hey, we're
Speaker 2: gonna go to a break. When we come back. I
Speaker 2: would like to challenge you boys this morning.
Speaker 1: Oh here we go.
Speaker 2: I want to know fitness test. No, definitely not a
Speaker 2: fitness test, not on this show. Who knows more about
Speaker 2: the D's out of you two?
Speaker 1: We've got some got some calls as well, a couple
Speaker 1: of big Melbourne fans. Let's kick things off with Deb Hello, Hi, Hey,
Speaker 1: you going good?
Speaker 2: Out to Jake?
Speaker 14: Hello Dike, morning Deb? How are you very good?
Speaker 3: How are you?
Speaker 2: I'mnastic trying to change.
Speaker 1: There now you're a massive D's fan. Who's your favorite?
Speaker 6: To be honest, I've got quite a few.
Speaker 3: But we do love track.
Speaker 6: We often see lots of the boys down in Mornington.
Speaker 7: So we have walked past Jus before in the morning
Speaker 7: in Central and my son has been so star struck with.
Speaker 10: Mom j.
Speaker 1: Melbourne Heartland and that way.
Speaker 2: It's not where my pie is holiday. Hey Dan, we're
Speaker 2: going to hook you up with the day's membership.
Speaker 1: A right fun Oh, thank you.
Speaker 2: So much, no worries.
Speaker 1: And we've got Jamie as well. Who's got a question
Speaker 1: for Jake. What is it Jamie?
Speaker 5: Hey Malkie, I just wanted to say, mate, big fan
Speaker 5: of the way you and Hiro came over and he's
Speaker 5: still some great values in our footy club.
Speaker 12: My question for you is who's the next big star
Speaker 12: down at.
Speaker 2: The footy club? Are young?
Speaker 14: Thank you for your kind words. Jamie. The next big star,
Speaker 14: I'm going to go with Caleb windsor So. He had
Speaker 14: his first year at the club last year. He's probably
Speaker 14: one of the quickest guys in the competition.
Speaker 2: How old is he?
Speaker 14: He's only nineteen oh, about fifteen years of footy ahead
Speaker 14: of him and he's going to be one of the
Speaker 14: competitions Yetly here you guys gotly appreciate you.
Speaker 2: Molkie. Hey Jamie, we're going to hook you up with
Speaker 2: the club membership as well. It is bang on eight o'clock.
Speaker 2: We'll call it a challenge of the d's nuffies coming
Speaker 2: up next here on over the Battle of des Nuffs.
Speaker 10: Nufs.
Speaker 2: These nuts.
Speaker 3: Nuts. It's not these nuts, these nuts. What's these nuts?
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's nuts that chocolate or something. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Jake Melchiam's in the studio this morning for the
Speaker 2: Marty D's or we want to know how you have
Speaker 2: been at the club now ten years, So it'll be
Speaker 2: interesting to find out who is the biggest D's nuffy.
Speaker 2: Is it Jake a current player, or is it Clint
Speaker 2: the pest?
Speaker 3: But you know what, Clint pretends he knows more than
Speaker 3: he does.
Speaker 2: I reckon, yeah, I agree, just to all. I feel
Speaker 2: like you trade off.
Speaker 3: Your Do you ever see him swaming around the club
Speaker 3: because once we went to the footy with him and
Speaker 3: he was like, come on, we'll take you down to
Speaker 3: the rooms and say hello, and they wouldn't let him,
Speaker 3: mean wouldn't let us in. It wouldn't let us in
Speaker 3: because we were with him.
Speaker 14: I see him for the paid gigs. I don't see
Speaker 14: him on the weekdays.
Speaker 1: What do you mean it's all volunteer medication of the
Speaker 1: it's volunteer memories.
Speaker 3: Memories. Well, he couldn't get into the rooms when he
Speaker 3: was trying an away game.
Speaker 2: It was I don't know, he let him know. No way,
Speaker 2: all right here names of your buzzers.
Speaker 3: I don't think it was that clear. Okay, names of
Speaker 3: your buzzers will start with an easy one. Even I
Speaker 3: know this. What is the Melbourne Footy Club Best and
Speaker 3: Fairest award called Jakes?
Speaker 2: There it is?
Speaker 14: And give me the opportunity to go in before. This
Speaker 14: is a competition.
Speaker 2: Okay, go hard?
Speaker 3: Have you won one a competition? The trust?
Speaker 14: You're no bluies for me?
Speaker 2: Your eyes then were incredible. Give you a prize if
Speaker 2: you will.
Speaker 3: Question two? How many VFL a FL premierships the Dems?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 3: How many times have you said that one of those volunteers?
Speaker 1: Many on the stead?
Speaker 14: Well?
Speaker 2: There spin number four invoice?
Speaker 3: What year was the first Melbourne premiership?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 1: Okay, I don't know the way. Nineteen o five?
Speaker 3: And would you like to have a guest.
Speaker 14: I'll say my name first, Jake, Yes, Ja, sorry, nineteen
Speaker 14: oh four.
Speaker 3: Well you are closer to the mark because it is
Speaker 3: exactly nineteen hundred nineteen one.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we'll say you've taken engratulation.
Speaker 2: You take Wait.
Speaker 3: I like this one because I know this too. Who's
Speaker 3: the last melbul played to win a Brownlow medal?
Speaker 1: Clint? He was so handsome Shane will Wordy two thousand.
Speaker 2: His son plays with us.
Speaker 14: He's handsome as well.
Speaker 2: His sons hate people with good jeans. Yeah, hey, Jake,
Speaker 2: we hope the injury clears up.
Speaker 16: Mate.
Speaker 2: We will see you in round three.
Speaker 14: You so much.
Speaker 3: Guys, have me no luck to the d's this weekend.
Speaker 3: Don't go watching the Grand Prix when you should be
Speaker 3: watching the No, he wouldn't do that.
Speaker 14: My phone on me in the change himself. Who will
Speaker 14: catch up once the game is done?
Speaker 2: We've learned that the hard way by checking the way
Speaker 2: sit in stands for this weekend.
Speaker 1: No, No, okay, team first.
Speaker 3: To get sandwiches and stuff down in the club rooms.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we get grilled.
Speaker 3: That into the room.
Speaker 14: Yeah. After the game half time burgers.
Speaker 3: You can have the Oscar Piastre burger.
Speaker 1: You should come and sit with me in the presidents. God,
Speaker 1: I'm doing one of those.
Speaker 2: Here we go every day, your chance to win five
Speaker 2: thousand dollars. Just before we get to the call, and
Speaker 2: just quick, a little apology because of my short, stumpy
Speaker 2: little fingers accidentally dumped your news, Clint. Just then, well,
Speaker 2: we broadcast in seven seconds delay, so if you're listening
Speaker 2: to your news, would have sounded like you dropped an
Speaker 2: f bom or something in the news.
Speaker 3: Well, does that mean that Melbourne may have heard very
Speaker 3: big breaking news that you might have accidentally dumped there?
Speaker 3: I know that George it can no longer be referred
Speaker 3: to as the silver Fox because he has been spotted
Speaker 3: at lunch with.
Speaker 1: Brown hair and brown hair.
Speaker 2: Breaking news.
Speaker 3: I think the bigger breaking news is that they're still together,
Speaker 3: because there was room rumored they had applied for.
Speaker 1: A divorce, but they're okay.
Speaker 3: Clearly, Well he's gone and changed his hair color. Maybe
Speaker 3: that's why she's walking just for.
Speaker 1: Men kind of girl?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, how do you pick up leads the news
Speaker 2: when you're looking at that story?
Speaker 1: And that was in the entertainment section?
Speaker 5: News?
Speaker 3: What else was in entertainment? Because we missed it?
Speaker 2: News secrets?
Speaker 3: It wasn't e news that Chris Hemsworth is going to
Speaker 3: be James Bond. It's not going to happen. That is
Speaker 3: not going to happen.
Speaker 2: So I apologize to the people.
Speaker 1: Listen, they missed out on a lot.
Speaker 3: What else was there any other top line big stories?
Speaker 16: No?
Speaker 1: Just the news?
Speaker 2: Great Anthony, how do we how do how do you
Speaker 2: want to say this?
Speaker 3: Good morning, Antigny Greek, but I'm not Greek.
Speaker 1: Yeah, do you like Greek food?
Speaker 17: No?
Speaker 12: My parents really love Greek mythology.
Speaker 3: I'm a bit Greek. Antigony. My parents told me Laurence Antigony.
Speaker 7: My mum always tried to get me to marry into
Speaker 7: a Greek family because they have the best food.
Speaker 3: And great weather, great islands.
Speaker 1: I can't drive near trying to claim.
Speaker 2: Right, God, I can't drive near Nicchos.
Speaker 3: I introduced you to Nicos used to be called Nico's
Speaker 3: Quality cakes. If you're an o G fan.
Speaker 2: Oh mate, when you're hungry, that is that is the
Speaker 2: place to.
Speaker 3: Go break cakes about.
Speaker 2: Way Moscow.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Antigony, you can come.
Speaker 3: You want to come?
Speaker 10: All?
Speaker 2: Okay, come Antigany, or what do you want to go?
Speaker 2: An easy question for fifteen meeting for five hundred or
Speaker 2: rather dice and go for five k.
Speaker 7: I think I'm gonna go for five k.
Speaker 2: That's the attitude. Eighty five thousand dollars. Here we go.
Speaker 2: You are going to hear a question. You will have
Speaker 2: three seconds to answer. You have to answer in that time.
Speaker 3: Okay, okay, Now we just did a rehearsal and Clint
Speaker 3: knew this one. I was very impressed he did.
Speaker 2: Actually, good luck for five thousand dollars. Here's your question.
Speaker 1: What year was the first Harry Potter book published?
Speaker 3: Three two one?
Speaker 7: It was published in nineteen eighty nineteen ninety.
Speaker 3: No, nineteen ninety seven, okay, all right.
Speaker 2: Also I said three seconds.
Speaker 3: Not thirty, but mind and he was just throwing it
Speaker 3: out there.
Speaker 1: It was Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone starring Yeah.
Speaker 7: I love that book so much as well.
Speaker 3: Shame.
Speaker 7: That's okay.
Speaker 1: You can still come to Jim's Greek Tavin with us.
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 2: No, you don't want to do that. Go to grill.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna do.
Speaker 6: I love grill.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna hook out with thee hundred dollar grill A
Speaker 2: bout you? That is all yours?
Speaker 1: Oh, thank you so much, No worries, How good yuam?
Speaker 3: Go and get that oscar ou Strieberger weird one the
Speaker 3: other day, the.
Speaker 2: Deluicious Sweet Potato Fries and the hate Chip so Chicken.
Speaker 3: Hey coming up next, Lozzy unbelievable scenes. Yesterday in my life,
Speaker 3: I bumped into someone very famouse that I hadn't met before,
Speaker 3: but I've been dying to me and I went a
Speaker 3: bit fat and girl, I think you're going to be embarrassed.
Speaker 2: Would you say the biggest celebrity in the country at
Speaker 2: the moment.
Speaker 3: I would say so, yes, in the world, world known, worldwide.
Speaker 3: I don't know that's that's a very open ended question
Speaker 3: right now. What is the biggest thing happening.
Speaker 2: In what's the Formula one?
Speaker 1: No, not moonbar.
Speaker 3: I didn't see sushi mango Formula one?
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I love Formula one, love it, love it, love it.
Speaker 2: Lewis Hamilt's no.
Speaker 3: My favorite. Yesterday I'm yes. Oscar's mum Nicole piastro Well
Speaker 3: I text her because yesterday we're driving home from the
Speaker 3: Mornington Peninsula. Paul the Queenslander, took a wrong turn, so
Speaker 3: we ended up on like I don't know what road
Speaker 3: it was we had to get off to then get
Speaker 3: back on the free.
Speaker 1: I think I know where you've gone wrong down there.
Speaker 3: He missed the bit where it joins on too the
Speaker 3: the southeast and from the east. Yes, so we took
Speaker 3: the next exit and then it loops back up, so
Speaker 3: we're sort of near the old Waverley Park. Paul's like,
Speaker 3: what's that stadium. I'm like, there's no stadium here. It's
Speaker 3: still a bit of Waverley Park right near there. We
Speaker 3: pull up at these traffic lights, Paul and I chatting.
Speaker 3: I look left and I'm like, oh, that's Oscar Piastre
Speaker 3: in the car, in the car next to it at
Speaker 3: the rights at the red traffic lights.
Speaker 2: What was he driving?
Speaker 1: Not a McLaren a Toyota.
Speaker 3: No, it was like a Ford. No, I wasn't a
Speaker 3: be Steema. It was like a four wheel drive situation.
Speaker 10: Right.
Speaker 3: It wasn't arranger made a Raptor.
Speaker 2: Would have been.
Speaker 3: Starts with the everest a big four wheel drive.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 3: So I was like, imagine Jim Carrey and dumb and
Speaker 3: dumber when he wants a window down and sticks his
Speaker 3: head out. You didn't yeah, So I'm like, didn't well,
Speaker 3: because I looked through the window. We made eye contact
Speaker 3: and I waved and I was like I did a
Speaker 3: wave and pleas sure it was him, yeah, because then
Speaker 3: I wound the window down and he just looked like,
Speaker 3: oh no, who's this nuffy? And then he wound the
Speaker 3: window down and I went, Hi, I had your burger
Speaker 3: at grill.
Speaker 16: Oh, And he was like cool And I said, oh,
Speaker 16: and I know you mom, Honey goes oh yeah.
Speaker 3: And I was like, I'm on over. He goes, yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: yeah yeah, And I said, I'm hosting this is all
Speaker 3: the traffic lights mind you. So I'm hosting an event
Speaker 3: with Lando tomorrow. Well, I'm hosting a Paulo red rolf
Speaker 3: the Renevents with Orlando Norris tonight. Actually we're going to
Speaker 3: catch up with him on the show tomorrow. Tune in
Speaker 3: if you have one. So I'm like, and I know
Speaker 3: your mom. And his girlfriend was so cute. She's like
Speaker 3: smiling and waving, and Paul had actually met him in Monicut,
Speaker 3: the whole family. Paul was like, hello, Oscar. We met
Speaker 3: on a boat in Monico along.
Speaker 2: If I was Oscar, I would have ran the red
Speaker 2: Oh my god.
Speaker 3: When we drove off, I was like that was highly embarrassing.
Speaker 3: Paul goes like this the lights. He goes, want to
Speaker 3: race off the red light. I'm so embarrassed. I'm sossed
Speaker 3: like Oscar like giggle, and then Paul fagned it off
Speaker 3: the red light?
Speaker 2: Can you can you can you talk me through the goodbye?
Speaker 2: When the light went.
Speaker 3: Green, well, Paul said, want to race off the red light?
Speaker 2: Hey?
Speaker 5: Laugh?
Speaker 3: And I got so embarrassed. I just like, put my
Speaker 3: chair back around the window. You wound the window up
Speaker 3: on Oscar was embarrassing. And then I texted his mum
Speaker 3: and I was like, oh, I just saw Oscar at
Speaker 3: the red lights. She's like what and Burger's burger?
Speaker 6: What?
Speaker 1: What on earth was he doing at Waverley?
Speaker 3: I did I should have asked?
Speaker 2: So then was there a red light? Was there another
Speaker 2: set of traffic lights?
Speaker 3: We're in the wrong lander And then he was getting
Speaker 3: back on the frogame and Paul's like, oh no, we're
Speaker 3: in the wrong lanes, so we'll move across and get
Speaker 3: on and I was like, now it looks like we're
Speaker 3: following it. Slow down and let another car in between.
Speaker 3: I fully as soon as I waved around the window down,
Speaker 3: I was like this, what am I doing? Why am
Speaker 3: I doing this?
Speaker 2: But then you regained you know, I had your burger.
Speaker 3: Right now though. On thirteen twenty four ten, we're talking
Speaker 3: about celebrities in the wild. I pulled up to a
Speaker 3: set of traffic traffic lights yesterday and right next to
Speaker 3: me was Oscar pstre and I awkwardly wound the window
Speaker 3: down and had it very random conversation with him. And
Speaker 3: Clint's done something similar.
Speaker 1: What did you do after I left you guys on Friday?
Speaker 1: Now just at lunch?
Speaker 2: Just said the same. We had a work lunch, so
Speaker 2: you left quite javial.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I had to get to Sydney to do a
Speaker 1: little MC job at the SCG, and then after the
Speaker 1: volunteer job MC job, I decided to tip a few in,
Speaker 1: a few more in and I was in the AFL
Speaker 1: function and there was there was a woman there. She's
Speaker 1: very familiar. Oh and the opening round match, the AFL
Speaker 1: invites all the celebrities, don't they including the ones that
Speaker 1: star in the upcoming Channel seven reality TV shows.
Speaker 3: She got a reality TV show?
Speaker 1: Yeah, she's on the Voice. Oh, she is a judge
Speaker 1: on the Voice.
Speaker 3: One of my heroes.
Speaker 1: Music Royalty, member of the greatest girl band of all time.
Speaker 1: The world has seen sporty spies.
Speaker 3: Spice up your eyes, ladies.
Speaker 1: I needed a photo.
Speaker 3: One forgetting photos with celebrities embarrassing.
Speaker 2: I'm normally the embarrassing one on the team. You two
Speaker 2: really have flown the flag.
Speaker 3: Why didn't even ask for I just swout the window
Speaker 3: down Hunt and.
Speaker 2: Told him you ate his burger or a grill. I
Speaker 2: think you would have preferred a photo.
Speaker 1: I said, I've got this one. I'll do the approach.
Speaker 2: So I went up and I.
Speaker 1: Said, excuse me, did you call her sporty mel or
Speaker 1: is it Melody?
Speaker 2: Oh? No?
Speaker 1: Who was she with?
Speaker 3: Did she respond yes? Did she say melo Melanie?
Speaker 1: I said, my name's Clint. I'm not from Channel seven,
Speaker 1: I'm from one of your arrivals.
Speaker 2: I'm from the nine.
Speaker 3: Stop talking. Why don't you just pretend you have no one?
Speaker 2: Shut up?
Speaker 3: Won't you give you CV?
Speaker 12: Four?
Speaker 1: And then I go to his melos and i'd get
Speaker 1: my bees and my seas mixed up?
Speaker 2: No you didn't.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, c.
Speaker 1: Plant, did you say that?
Speaker 2: I get like they look very different?
Speaker 1: But which is they don't look very different?
Speaker 3: You should have gone with sporty.
Speaker 1: I should have gone sporty, shouldn't I But.
Speaker 3: You didn't actually say I get my bees and my
Speaker 3: sees mixed up?
Speaker 1: Nobly, We've got the photo, and she just like, can
Speaker 1: you stop talking? I got the photo and we moved
Speaker 1: on and it was a great interaction.
Speaker 2: Did she think you were there from some charity?
Speaker 1: I was.
Speaker 2: Who was with her?
Speaker 1: A lot of people, some other people in the Channel
Speaker 1: seven from Dancing with the Star, Dancing with the Stars
Speaker 1: people were there. There was some bloke from used to
Speaker 1: be on nine O two one oh.
Speaker 3: I believe nine O two one oh from the nineties.
Speaker 1: She says, the guy from the sign, which might actually
Speaker 1: be the voice.
Speaker 3: Sorry, sorry, sorry, Wait is the guy from nine o
Speaker 3: two one oh on the voice as well?
Speaker 1: I don't know what he was doing there, I'm sorry.
Speaker 2: Hang on. The way you sold this story is like
Speaker 2: you two had an intimate moment. No, no, no, there's
Speaker 2: like forty six you know.
Speaker 3: He posted it on Instagram and he cropped everyone else.
Speaker 3: What a loser. That is embarrassing.
Speaker 1: What a door?
Speaker 3: I get my CS and b hang on, I'm doing
Speaker 3: a reverse Google image on the guy you said. He's
Speaker 3: from nine o two I know, and it says no
Speaker 3: these there's never been seen before on the internet.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, No, no, no, it's the dude from
Speaker 2: this guy?
Speaker 1: Is he he was dating married to Megan?
Speaker 2: No, not Meghan fun Yes he was. He's now married
Speaker 2: to the chick from Dancing at the Stars.
Speaker 1: Oh, that's why she was there Australian.
Speaker 3: No, he's not on what's it nine o two? What's
Speaker 3: his name?
Speaker 2: He worked he was at the peach pit. Yeah, hang on,
Speaker 2: I'm on the No, let's go to McKinnon. Hey, Ash,
Speaker 2: do you know the name of the guy from nine?
Speaker 17: Yeah, Brian Austin Green.
Speaker 14: You know what.
Speaker 1: I had a good chat to him.
Speaker 17: Oh you're not even a product of the nineties if
Speaker 17: you didn't.
Speaker 1: Know that one.
Speaker 3: She hasn't even seen the photo.
Speaker 2: I'm frustrated, sorry, Ash, which celected to see in the World.
Speaker 17: I Running too Glenn Robins where he was in the
Speaker 17: undie section at Big w It wasn't like he wasn't
Speaker 17: like he had his arm up on the rack of
Speaker 17: these really big daggy nana jock.
Speaker 2: Last time was in, he said he saw me in
Speaker 2: the ladies underwear section. It came out because I was
Speaker 2: there with my wife. He must just be trawling that section.
Speaker 3: Did you as did you approach?
Speaker 17: Absolutely?
Speaker 2: Did he having a look?
Speaker 17: And he goes, oh no, yeah, oh.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yep.
Speaker 2: I like Glen.
Speaker 1: I like he's a bit awkward.
Speaker 2: I love that he likes to hit up a little
Speaker 2: doughnut cafe.
Speaker 3: There is something awkward about seeing people when you're buying.
Speaker 1: Also the approach.
Speaker 3: No, there's just something about it.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 3: Why I don't like people like I don't like having
Speaker 3: other people around when I'm choosing.
Speaker 1: It feels it feels bright, Janelle, who see in the wild?
Speaker 7: Oh I actually saw.
Speaker 18: Lets No, I saw him at stomping Ground.
Speaker 3: In Oh yeah brewery, that'd be right.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 7: And I said to him, hey, j j And he
Speaker 7: looked at me and he goes, you better be quick.
Speaker 4: They might give away your table.
Speaker 2: Oh you're rude, wasn't.
Speaker 1: He's gone?
Speaker 2: Look? Ready?
Speaker 3: Was he wrote on a scale of like slightly seriously?
Speaker 3: Where would we put him a bit awkward?
Speaker 7: Because I think he thought he knew me, but he
Speaker 7: didn't have any idea.
Speaker 16: Who I was.
Speaker 3: What did he say? You better be quick or they'll
Speaker 3: give away your table? Says jog On mate, Oh Jake,
Speaker 3: where's Clinton?
Speaker 2: This is stitch up. I would have been looking out
Speaker 2: for you.
Speaker 3: No, wait, look, I've ready's gone.
Speaker 2: He knows.
Speaker 3: He knows the interaction. You think you're man are the people. No,
Speaker 3: you're not. You don't go to the staff catch up
Speaker 3: and you don't hang out with people in the public.
Speaker 3: Good onion, Janelle. You can call the show anytime.
Speaker 2: I'll never ring here again.
Speaker 3: You can't cut her off twice.
Speaker 2: Say sorry, Janell, next time you come and join my table.
Speaker 3: Okay, thank you, get a photo, then burn it off
Speaker 3: and put in your burn book.
Speaker 1: Hello Jane, Hello, here you going.
Speaker 3: You've seen the celebrity and they were rude as well.
Speaker 3: Quint I a woman of the community.
Speaker 2: What did he do? Ja in the community? I was.
Speaker 18: I was working at the Australian Open this year and
Speaker 18: I was outside in my floral yellow shirt and I
Speaker 18: saw you walk past Clint and I waved because I
Speaker 18: felt like I knew you, and you looked at me
Speaker 18: and you kind of went, what you're going to the
Speaker 18: media box?
Speaker 3: Of course he was for a free shot that he
Speaker 3: doesn't have time for you, Jane, No, not at all.
Speaker 18: But then I actually saw you again inside and you
Speaker 18: were talking to someone and I walked over to you,
Speaker 18: and then you saw me coming and you turned to
Speaker 18: walk the other way. No, I was actually going to ask.
Speaker 12: You for the photo.
Speaker 3: What a rude jog.
Speaker 1: Clet's go on red like me.
Speaker 2: It's the worst that you don't.
Speaker 3: Let's cut the fine lines down.
Speaker 2: Absolutely know we're running with it.
Speaker 1: No, Lauren Phillips and was she rude?
Speaker 3: Was I?
Speaker 17: No?
Speaker 14: No?
Speaker 3: Nice?
Speaker 2: We will see if you have seen Lauren Phillips in
Speaker 2: the world, where was and what was your interaction?
Speaker 1: Like?
Speaker 3: Yeah, come on, I bet it was nice.
Speaker 2: The gauntlet has been laid down there. I wasn't noble
Speaker 2: and she walked in thurteen twenty four ten is our number.
Speaker 2: It's the worse feeling good. Where have you seen Lauren Phillips.
Speaker 4: In the world?
Speaker 2: Good morning, Melbourne? Stop it No no, no, no no.
Speaker 3: If you've just tuned in, let me tell you what's
Speaker 3: gone down.
Speaker 2: In the merry Christmas Clint we are.
Speaker 3: I was so sorry about pulling under the traffic lights
Speaker 3: and Oscar Piastre was in the car next to me
Speaker 3: yesterday and I embarrassingly wound down the window and started
Speaker 3: a red light conversation.
Speaker 1: I had an interaction with which one was it sporty Spice?
Speaker 1: I said, is it?
Speaker 2: Or is it Melanie?
Speaker 3: So then we put the call out to Melbourne thirteen
Speaker 3: twenty four ten. Have you seen a celebrity in the wild?
Speaker 3: Someone called you and said they saw Glenn Robins in
Speaker 3: the undie department at pig w Someone called and said
Speaker 3: they saw Jason stomping around.
Speaker 2: Brie And no, they didn't say no.
Speaker 3: She said you brushed her and said you better go
Speaker 3: and sit at your table or they'll take us. You
Speaker 3: better make this quick.
Speaker 2: No, I was looking out for her.
Speaker 3: Absolute nonsense.
Speaker 2: Then we had someone.
Speaker 3: They worked at the Australian Open and they met Clinton.
Speaker 3: He brushed them, not once, but then they approached for
Speaker 3: a photo a second time, and he turned and walked
Speaker 3: in the other direction. Lauren, this is not a stitch
Speaker 3: up on me. Now they're all acting. Has anyone seen.
Speaker 2: Lauren so thirteen? If you have had an interaction with
Speaker 2: Lauren in the.
Speaker 3: World, just people calling, you're now prompting these people to
Speaker 3: rip you into me.
Speaker 2: No, we're not. I've got one hundred fifty John about that?
Speaker 2: How do you go? More chicken you eat?
Speaker 1: Are we taking one? Now?
Speaker 2: We're taking them all? God, Good morning, Nikki, Morning morning.
Speaker 2: Whereabouts did you see Lauren Phillips?
Speaker 7: I saw Lauren years ago at a concert for Robbie
Speaker 7: Williams Brown and sorry, guys, she was lovely.
Speaker 3: Nice one on the team. I told you absolutely, I
Speaker 3: remember that concert was awesome.
Speaker 2: I'm shocked you saw it. Here we go, surely we're
Speaker 2: going to get one.
Speaker 1: Tracy in morning, Trace, Hi, where did we say?
Speaker 3: I saw her?
Speaker 10: Involving at a pub. We were doing a trivia night
Speaker 10: my family and I and she was filming. I don't
Speaker 10: even know what was.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah did she say by.
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 10: She was absolutely delightful both to my mom.
Speaker 3: I remember the interaction. Her mum's name, Tracy's mum.
Speaker 1: What pub were they at?
Speaker 3: It was like a rest It was a pizza restaurant,
Speaker 3: but was it? And mum's name was Wendy.
Speaker 2: I'm asking Lauren. She said, Wendy. What's your mum's name?
Speaker 10: Isabelle?
Speaker 2: Wendy for sure? Now Lauren Lauren?
Speaker 3: Did we like to call her Wendy amongst her friends?
Speaker 1: Lauren did her growing up in Glen Waverley and this
Speaker 1: next core from is from the heartland. Here we go, now, LEXI,
Speaker 1: please tell me that Lauren was rude to you.
Speaker 7: She was lovely.
Speaker 12: I met her on United City Experience and she was
Speaker 12: swimming posters.
Speaker 3: Do you think I've done your uniform for too long?
Speaker 16: Yes?
Speaker 3: Oh? LEXI is still there. Oh yeah, go on tell
Speaker 3: everyone how nice I am.
Speaker 7: We asked for photo because we need some w B
Speaker 7: Saturdays and we we'd ask for a photo and you
Speaker 7: were so kind, you'd like stop filming, so that we
Speaker 7: could get the photo and like talk.
Speaker 18: To you for a minute.
Speaker 2: She looks for any excuse to get out of work.
Speaker 2: She would have been like stop filming w B.
Speaker 1: Saturdays kids, w B.
Speaker 3: I thought it was sadness.
Speaker 2: She was our favorite work in your nine. I'm sure
Speaker 2: you're going to get one, aren't we. Ross come on
Speaker 2: from South Theerra. Good morning, I know where he's from.
Speaker 2: Good morning. We are good. Oh you see la You
Speaker 2: see Lauren at a particular venue quite lot.
Speaker 3: Must be the gym.
Speaker 2: No, no better than the gym. It's an adult beverage shop.
Speaker 2: Well she used to come to.
Speaker 6: I haven't seen her for about a month.
Speaker 3: Oh my a, you're talking about South Ara Slas I
Speaker 3: do have, I do have.
Speaker 2: Lauren is an absolute delight.
Speaker 3: Oh thank you.
Speaker 6: Is one of the most polite people that comes in.
Speaker 2: Very that's because you're drunk.
Speaker 3: What about after a few wines, do I get better
Speaker 3: or worse? Rocks?
Speaker 2: Well you look better after yes, truth serum. I love
Speaker 2: that man.
Speaker 3: Jelly Roll, love Jelly Roll.
Speaker 2: Big fan of the jelly Roll.
Speaker 3: And that's his name.
Speaker 1: Well, like.
Speaker 3: Name is jelly, but his surname is Roll. Mister Roll.
Speaker 2: Maybe we can ask him if you are lucky.
Speaker 3: Enough to get Jelly Roll on the phone. Mister Roll,
Speaker 3: his first name can't be Jelly, can it?
Speaker 2: If we Roll on the show, I'm calling him mister Roll.
Speaker 3: His real name can't be can't possibly be Jelly Though.
Speaker 2: It is six past nine here at Nova. All morning,
Speaker 2: I've been saying, we're the trip of a lifetime up
Speaker 2: for grabs.
Speaker 3: This is amazing. This is the biggest thing we've ever
Speaker 3: given away. I'm so excited about it.
Speaker 2: Have a listen to this. Welcome to the first Ever.
Speaker 8: In twenty fourteen, it began nevs.
Speaker 2: Red Room makes so nice.
Speaker 3: Then year after year you are you guys ready to
Speaker 3: start blue?
Speaker 2: Thank you very much and over you Harry? Is everyone away?
Speaker 3: This room is so long, Miley, I had time.
Speaker 8: In twenty twenty five, it's back, bigger.
Speaker 2: Man ever.
Speaker 8: LOSVSM Global Tour, Nervous Red Room, Global Tour, Powered Bikexpedia.
Speaker 8: See Gracie Abrams live in All New Zealand.
Speaker 3: Jay, I'm Grazie Abrams.
Speaker 8: Then there any travel to Los Angeles. I talked to
Speaker 8: witness Dean Lewis at the House of Blues.
Speaker 1: Hey, this is Dean Lewis.
Speaker 2: So how do I say good bye.
Speaker 1: For my big thank you to the Nova team for
Speaker 1: all the support right from the start, and you really
Speaker 1: really appreciate it.
Speaker 2: Next, I figured, you know, it's time for me to
Speaker 2: take it to the next level.
Speaker 8: Jump on a plane to Sin City.
Speaker 2: We're just making something that's completely cooling different Las Vegas.
Speaker 8: Let's get weird, let's have a good time where you'll
Speaker 8: be seeing post Malone.
Speaker 2: What's going on the other this is post Malone. Yeah,
Speaker 2: come on, Papata and jelly Roll. What's up Australia. It's
Speaker 2: jelly Roll live at Allegiance Stadium. Who Ain't Nothing?
Speaker 8: Burber three epic overseas destinations feasturing some of the biggest
Speaker 8: names in music.
Speaker 1: Here's man who's getting a little let up.
Speaker 8: In the Lover's Red Room Global Tour and by Expedia.
Speaker 2: Pack Earbags Melbourne Minor Packed.
Speaker 3: I'm ready to go. You know how much I love
Speaker 3: Jelly Roll, how much I love Posty.
Speaker 2: See, I got I got a big soft spot for
Speaker 2: Gracie Abrams, Dean Lewis House of Blues. See, that's the
Speaker 2: other thing. These are amazing venues that they're playing as well.
Speaker 3: You're telling me that you go to all of them
Speaker 3: in all the different places.
Speaker 2: That's correct in one trip. Well, and we just broke
Speaker 2: it out over the year. One trip. When you leave,
Speaker 2: you see all the acts before you come on special.
Speaker 3: That's awesome. Here's the sure Where has anyone asked the
Speaker 3: bosses if we're allowed to go on this trip?
Speaker 2: We have trust me were allowed to know.
Speaker 3: We're gonna have to call mister Roll himself. Do you
Speaker 3: think jelly Roll's first name is actually jealous Jo?
Speaker 2: To be on separate flights?
Speaker 1: All right?
Speaker 2: How are you get there?
Speaker 3: The Royal family?
Speaker 2: How you get there is by registering by the Nova
Speaker 2: player app or go to the website dot com dot
Speaker 2: are you? And then if we call you back and
Speaker 2: you get on the air, then you automatically get on
Speaker 2: the standby list like you Brooke.
Speaker 3: Good morning.
Speaker 2: Are you joking?
Speaker 3: I'm not joking.
Speaker 18: Oh my goodness, this is so fun.
Speaker 7: I'm trying, not very excited.
Speaker 3: You've got got sleeping children around you or something?
Speaker 15: Work.
Speaker 2: He's going to say sleeping children.
Speaker 3: You think jelly Roll's first name is actually jelly Brook?
Speaker 4: I think it's got to be.
Speaker 3: All right. Someone else is on this and by list.
Speaker 3: Daniel Danielle morning, Hello, how good you ever been to Vegas.
Speaker 18: No, but I'm going through this week hopefully.
Speaker 3: Hopefully thingersn't toast crossed for you. You're on the stand
Speaker 3: by list.
Speaker 2: You know what I like because you know I don't
Speaker 2: travel long distance as well. No you don't travel well, no, No,
Speaker 2: we're doing sort of small trips. So like, first stop
Speaker 2: is just in Auckland to see Gracie Abrams. That's only
Speaker 2: a couple of our races. Great exactly. Then you're shooting
Speaker 2: off to La and then of course a Vegas to
Speaker 2: bring it home.
Speaker 3: How good. That is a fun trip.
Speaker 2: So here's the go hit up the Nova player app
Speaker 2: ORVFM dot com dot au. It is Nova's Red Room
Speaker 2: Global Tour. It is powered by Expedia, and this is
Speaker 2: the trip of a lifetime.
Speaker 3: Absolutely it is.
Speaker 2: So get on the standby list, Melbourne. It is that easy. Hey,
Speaker 2: we're just talking about the big announcement Nova's Red Room
Speaker 2: Global Tour powered by Expedia, Trip of a lifetime for grabs.
Speaker 3: Are you going to say, how we just also got
Speaker 3: told that we're not invited. I thought we'd get to go.
Speaker 1: No we should, So I'm on strike.
Speaker 2: They're sending the drive show. The more responsible to me
Speaker 2: of course listening to Aaron Rich for all the details
Speaker 2: on how you can get on the standby list.
Speaker 3: But I love Jelly Roll and I'm so jealous to
Speaker 3: anyone who wins this.
Speaker 2: Well, it's not just Jelly Roll. Gracie Abrams, Dean Lewis
Speaker 2: live at the House of Blues and then off to
Speaker 2: Vegas to see post Beline. You've just done some research.
Speaker 2: Jelly rolls real now.
Speaker 3: I was trying to find out if jelly first name
Speaker 3: mister Roll. His name is actually Jason Bradley Defordford.
Speaker 5: Ford.
Speaker 3: I'm not sure. My dad tells me Jelly Roll was
Speaker 3: a very well known jazz artist in the forties, saying.
Speaker 2: You ate Jelly Roll. That's what I thought, like, he's
Speaker 2: a big unit.
Speaker 1: I just one of the Lamington things.
Speaker 2: The sponge, it's like a strange a wagon.
Speaker 3: Wing is a wagon.
Speaker 2: I love them. Sorry, it's what.
Speaker 3: Look a wagon? That gentleman.
Speaker 1: That's got like jelly biscuit.
Speaker 2: This is like a rolled sponge.
Speaker 3: Coconut on the outside. Yeah, what's you called jelly roll?
Speaker 1: It's called a roll?
Speaker 3: You google it?
Speaker 1: Yeah, cream cream roll.
Speaker 2: No, forget googling, Let's get the bakerision have a look.
Speaker 1: What are we doing?
Speaker 3: It was show finished ye.
Speaker 17: On the.
Speaker 1: It's called a Swiss roll. You know these things.
Speaker 3: That's a chocolate log.
Speaker 1: That's not a lot.
Speaker 3: That's a log. That's not a Swiss roll. That's a
Speaker 3: jolly that one. Look at that, Jayson, that's chocolate.
Speaker 2: Aaron Richard in next. I think he's got about thirty minutes.
Speaker 3: Left of his shift because guys, it's gone Prix where
Speaker 3: he's so excited. Weather is my goodness, it is going
Speaker 3: to be so good this week?
Speaker 16: You go it?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I'm on the list, Lauren.
Speaker 3: Guess who got on the list? To him, No, he's not.
Speaker 3: He's coming as my plus Is.
Speaker 2: That a sympathy? So I'm sort of on the list,
Speaker 2: you know.
Speaker 16: Yeah.
Speaker 3: They said we'll put Jason's name down on the listens
Speaker 3: and the tickets. I was like, please put down Lawrence
Speaker 3: plus one.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so.
Speaker 3: Laurence plus one.
Speaker 2: Plus one.
Speaker 3: You're not getting the lard. You're not that important. All
Speaker 3: the drivers are rolling into town though we contact us
Speaker 3: send his picks if you see the drivers in the world.
Speaker 3: I bumped into Oscar p s Street yesterday and tonight
Speaker 3: I am hosting a function for Polo Red by Rob
Speaker 3: lareen with Lando Norris. We're going to catch up with
Speaker 3: him tonight and on the show tomorrow.
Speaker 2: On the show tomorrow, I'm going to be in the
Speaker 2: audience as well.
Speaker 3: So I can't don't like, and I'll say, this is
Speaker 3: my show.
Speaker 2: Get out. I can't wait. Topical. Uh, that's it. Way
Speaker 2: are getting out here. It's Wednesday already. We'll see tomorrow.
Speaker 3: I got me excited.
Speaker 8: Thank you.
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