Speaker 1: We got get you the morning every day, Adelaides.
Speaker 2: Job interviews can be tough, really tough, extremely confronting, like
Speaker 2: where do you put your hands? Do you make too
Speaker 2: much eye contact? What am I doing? I kiss you
Speaker 2: on the check or kiss you on the lips? Or
Speaker 2: kis you on the forehead? When we great? Where we do?
Speaker 2: No one's what do we do here?
Speaker 3: No one's kissing anyone?
Speaker 2: Whats your hand? No art? Nice to meet you? Can
Speaker 2: I kiss your hand?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 3: And then do you tip your hat?
Speaker 2: Do you do? I?
Speaker 4: Curtsey, you'd be so disgustingly awkward job because you're awkward
Speaker 4: in real life. Can you imagine even a job interview?
Speaker 4: How have you ever been gainfully employed by anyone?
Speaker 2: Well, I've had some stuff ups. Yeah, and I went
Speaker 2: it was it must have been like twenty twenty eleven
Speaker 2: at a rival radio station. Maybe I won't say it is,
Speaker 2: but rhymes with six.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm familiar with their work.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, oh yeah, that's right.
Speaker 3: Spent a bit of time only thirteen years mates.
Speaker 2: I did a job interview for a position on the
Speaker 2: street team. Oh yeh. I didn't get a call back,
Speaker 2: and I spoke to someone about it after and they said,
Speaker 2: we didn't like what you were wearing. They didn't like
Speaker 2: the vibe of you.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, you wear crocs and.
Speaker 2: I'm not sure crocs. Want to think back then, it's
Speaker 2: a long time ago your.
Speaker 4: Other staple, which is just a T shirt and a
Speaker 4: pair of flannel shorts.
Speaker 2: Yeah. God, anyway, not long after I had pretty much
Speaker 2: the same in of you at Nover for to become
Speaker 2: a castnov and now the super and overs and got
Speaker 2: the job. So we do like your vibe. Yeah, mister
Speaker 2: needs a shave and smells terrible.
Speaker 4: They're a little more conservative rout at the other place.
Speaker 4: I haven't known that you were going for a job there.
Speaker 4: I might have thrown your boat.
Speaker 2: You were working at the time, but I didn't know you.
Speaker 2: Ah metic couple of times, but you didn't remember me.
Speaker 3: Oh well, god, are you hardly very memorable?
Speaker 4: Let's be honest, and if you are memorable, it's for
Speaker 4: all the wrong reasons.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Hey, if you are lining up to do a
Speaker 2: job interview at some stage this week, and perhaps you're
Speaker 2: a little bit nervous, here's a few things to look
Speaker 2: out for. This is the latest the secret water test
Speaker 2: in job interviews, and how can or break you're hiring
Speaker 2: chances go on. So it's when they pulled a jug
Speaker 2: of water with a cup out to see if anyone
Speaker 2: would drink it while being interviewed. It seems very trivial,
Speaker 2: doesn't it.
Speaker 4: Well, what's the litmus test behind that?
Speaker 2: So the thing is if you don't drink it and
Speaker 2: you don't use it, it's a sign of I'm not
Speaker 2: confident enough to go down that spot.
Speaker 3: Yeah. See that's what If I was nervous and my hand.
Speaker 2: Was shaved, I wouldn't do it. I wouldn't touch it.
Speaker 2: But the other thing is if you do take a
Speaker 2: drink and obviously you guzzle it, it means you're super
Speaker 2: nervous and you're a little bit ratchety.
Speaker 4: Or maybe you're dehydrated because you were hammered the night before.
Speaker 2: That's the test a bit of a dead giveaway, and
Speaker 2: a lot of people when this came out online were
Speaker 2: saying things like, well, would i'd be nervous about if
Speaker 2: I was a lady, if I had lipstick on. I
Speaker 2: don't want to put lipstick on the cup, true, because
Speaker 2: that's embarrassing. And then this is probably linked as well
Speaker 2: to the coffee cup tests, which we've spoken about before,
Speaker 2: and that is used by managers. They would offer applicants
Speaker 2: a cup of coffee in the office kitchen before sitting
Speaker 2: down with the interview, so after they were if the
Speaker 2: prospective eployee did not offer to return their used cup
Speaker 2: to the kitchen, they were unlikely to be high. Yeah
Speaker 2: that did you just get up and walk off? It
Speaker 2: makes It's a good point.
Speaker 3: It's a real test.
Speaker 4: It's like you do you have personal hygiene firstly and
Speaker 4: secondly do you care about other people? Then have to
Speaker 4: come and clean up your mess.
Speaker 2: There's another example of at a particular restaurant where they
Speaker 2: would take someone through the kitchen before getting to the
Speaker 2: interview room, and they would place a broom in the
Speaker 2: way through the kitchen, and if the person just walked
Speaker 2: around it or stepped over it without actually picking it
Speaker 2: up and putting it where it's supposed to be where
Speaker 2: it's safe, that was a test. Yeah, little tests, stress.
Speaker 3: Stop messing with our minds. Thirteen twenty four ten.
Speaker 4: Let's do this. Did you ever did you ever butcher
Speaker 4: a job interview? Did you absolutely make a mess of it?
Speaker 4: What cost you the job? What did you do?
Speaker 2: Okay, here's one produce, Molly, you've been in the situation
Speaker 2: to your job interview.
Speaker 5: I was interviewing to be part of a show and
Speaker 5: it was a kid's theater company and they travel around
Speaker 5: to primary schools doing this little educational skin fund so good.
Speaker 6: I slipped fell and said the.
Speaker 3: Effort in front of children, or just in front of
Speaker 3: the people.
Speaker 5: Just in front of the panel. But I'm imagining they're thinking,
Speaker 5: we can't really hid.
Speaker 2: Her kids, adults and f bombs.
Speaker 3: Don't what a filthy mouth little acrobat she is. You know,
Speaker 3: no way we're hiring her.
Speaker 2: Thirteen twenty four ten, let's do this. What cost you
Speaker 2: the job? Maybe it was during the actual job interview.
Speaker 2: Maybe it was your first day as well. Yeah, and
Speaker 2: you exposed yourself in some sort of way. I'll physically
Speaker 2: exposed yourself, maybe just exposed. How week you were at
Speaker 2: that job? Yep, there's a lot out there. First couple
Speaker 2: of days as well. Can be very very confronting us
Speaker 2: producing Molly about that as well.
Speaker 4: Yeah, oh yeah, we need at prime minister on hold.
Speaker 5: No, my first actual day here at Nova, I got
Speaker 5: taken around to meet everyone, everyone upstairs, all the big bosses,
Speaker 5: and I didn't realize I had tomato sauce.
Speaker 6: All the way down my linen shirt.
Speaker 3: We noticed, We just didn't tell you.
Speaker 2: We thought it was part of the print. Very funky
Speaker 2: shirt and good.
Speaker 3: Morning, good morning, how are you today? We're so good?
Speaker 3: But what did happen? What happened to you?
Speaker 7: I declared I was a communist interview.
Speaker 2: Interesting approach, And how did that go down with your perspective? Boss?
Speaker 7: Well, you know, I kind of wondered why afterwards I
Speaker 7: didn't get the job.
Speaker 4: Yeah, can you give me context this for us? Like
Speaker 4: how did it even come up? Yeah?
Speaker 7: So I was working for a multinational company at the time,
Speaker 7: and I was going for an internal promotion. So I
Speaker 7: had like a standard set of questions at the end
Speaker 7: of the interview, you know, to make sure that you
Speaker 7: couldn't be affiliated or involved with any political party that
Speaker 7: could impact on the legalities of your business. So, you know,
Speaker 7: the interview was going well. I was feeling confident, and
Speaker 7: so when they asked that question, I thought I'd be
Speaker 7: and it's Clara the Communist.
Speaker 3: And I've got to sing you here, I've They're gonna
Speaker 3: love this.
Speaker 4: Yeah, exactly right, and not surprisingly you got overlooked in Yes, yeah.
Speaker 7: And I said, do you want any feedback? And I went, no,
Speaker 7: you kind of I think I might have known where
Speaker 7: I went wrong.
Speaker 4: We are talking about basically all tests at job interviews
Speaker 4: this morning. So employers or potential employers are doing little
Speaker 4: things just to test your aptitude or your moral compass.
Speaker 4: So they'll do things like water in front of you.
Speaker 4: If you guzzle, it means you're anxious and you're skittish.
Speaker 4: If you don't drink it, then they're suggesting that what
Speaker 4: are they saying?
Speaker 2: Perhaps there's a lack of confidence and you're not owning
Speaker 2: the room as much as you Sure, it's like it's hard, though,
Speaker 2: is it? Oh you're too under confident, You're too overconfident?
Speaker 2: Like can I just be confident? Do you know what
Speaker 2: I mean?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Like I don't want to be overwhelmed or underwhelmed? Can
Speaker 2: I just be whelmed? Does that mean girls?
Speaker 4: By the way, I think so. So we're taking you
Speaker 4: calls this morning, thirteen twenty four ten. What cost you
Speaker 4: the job? At an interview? Step from Newton? Good morning,
Speaker 4: Good morning, Step.
Speaker 3: What happened?
Speaker 8: So a few years ago, I was trying to move
Speaker 8: to Adelaide from my hometown and I put so much
Speaker 8: pressure on myself for this interview because I'd been trying
Speaker 8: for a little while, and during the interview, I was
Speaker 8: obviously nervous and sweating quite a lot. I kept wiping
Speaker 8: it from my upper lip. And then at the end
Speaker 8: they asked me if I had any questions for them,
Speaker 8: and it just kind of came out and I said
Speaker 8: I was told I should prepare some questions, but I didn't,
Speaker 8: and then we all just kind of sat there awkwardly
Speaker 8: in silence and wrapped it up. But thankfully my references
Speaker 8: actually came through and I did get the job in
Speaker 8: the end.
Speaker 2: So happy ending. That's a funny one because they're like, oh,
Speaker 2: that's a little bit funny, but also concerning yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 4: I was so hoping when they said you do you
Speaker 4: have any questions that you were going to say yes,
Speaker 4: can you see the sweat on my top.
Speaker 8: Leader, I was too nervous to say that.
Speaker 4: Well, congratulations she got the job, So all swell that
Speaker 4: ends well on that one. Travis from the City, Good
Speaker 4: morning morning. Okay, what happened?
Speaker 9: So it's not actually myself, it's actually my partner, my wife. Yeah,
Speaker 9: she went in for an interview for a HR position
Speaker 9: because she's got to be a HR and account so
Speaker 9: she wanted to move from accounts to HR. And in
Speaker 9: the conversations they were having, they sort of said, oh,
Speaker 9: you know, it can be a bit upfront and confrontation
Speaker 9: and that kind of stuff in some cases with the
Speaker 9: employees and that. And at the end of the like
Speaker 9: wrapping up the conversation that you know, what's your weaknesses,
Speaker 9: you know, those kind of questions and that, and and
Speaker 9: she said, I don't like confrontation.
Speaker 2: So this is the most confrontational job available. What are
Speaker 2: your weaknesses are confronts?
Speaker 3: And I'm presuming she didn't get it.
Speaker 9: No, yeah, hell no, you can't get a callback.
Speaker 2: No surprise, that's good. How confronting.
Speaker 3: It's like, do you want to be a pilot? No,
Speaker 3: I've got a fear of height.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, I hate flying the worse than ever.
Speaker 2: Can I have the job still?
Speaker 4: Morning?
Speaker 5: The following segment is the mature audiences only and may
Speaker 5: contain how all content, graphic language and nudity, not that
Speaker 5: you'll see it is easily offended.
Speaker 3: Well, you're about to find out just how easily.
Speaker 2: Your father he's on your money.
Speaker 5: Jody and hazy, it's sixty nothing.
Speaker 2: So this is a phase where we can probably be
Speaker 2: a little bit looser, a little bit more blue, a
Speaker 2: little bit more risque. Is before we straighten up up
Speaker 2: at seven o'clock. We've got a brand new producer. Her
Speaker 2: name is Molly spot On, and right from the start
Speaker 2: she's been like, hey, naughty, six point forty, give me
Speaker 2: a crack yep, I can beat myself. Yeah, I think
Speaker 2: I can really shine in this spot.
Speaker 4: I have got some things to say, And so here
Speaker 4: we go, six forty Wednesday, twenty sixth of February.
Speaker 3: What she got about your name?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 5: Well, if I ever looked tired, it's because of my neighbor,
Speaker 5: who has to be maybe the most sexually active man
Speaker 5: in South Australia.
Speaker 2: Well good on him, I guess, Okay, as long as
Speaker 2: he's doing it safely.
Speaker 6: Yeah, well, we hope.
Speaker 5: We don't know a lot about the guy, right, but
Speaker 5: we also know way too much about him. Okay, don't
Speaker 5: know his name, don't know his story, have maybe said
Speaker 5: hello once in a year.
Speaker 3: What does he look like? Does he look sort of normal?
Speaker 3: Good looking?
Speaker 10: Normal?
Speaker 3: He's a dad?
Speaker 10: Oh oh oh oh, okay, he notoriously keeps us up
Speaker 10: with his antics.
Speaker 2: Oh oh, so you can hear what's going on every
Speaker 2: are you guys? So are you part of an apartment
Speaker 2: complex or something?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 6: So we live in a block of units and the
Speaker 6: walls they're thin.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 6: You know he first moved in and we thought, okay,
Speaker 6: cool new neighbor.
Speaker 3: That should be a single dad. Yeah, just living the
Speaker 3: quiet life.
Speaker 6: Yep, okay, I reckon.
Speaker 5: It was the first day he woke us up. I
Speaker 5: think one am with the loudest you can say.
Speaker 2: Sex. Ever, Well, first of all, it's too late, by
Speaker 2: the way, it's far too late.
Speaker 4: I mean, god, don't you have to get up in
Speaker 4: the morning. Okay, I don't want to drill down too much.
Speaker 3: But do you hear more so him or her?
Speaker 6: It's it's her.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, it happens.
Speaker 6: More than once.
Speaker 10: So will happen at one, then it will happen again
Speaker 10: at three, Then it will happen again at five.
Speaker 2: You talk in one night you want to sit yes, mate,
Speaker 2: are you kidding?
Speaker 5: And it goes forever, and it's not loud for you know,
Speaker 5: a certain part of the activity. The whole time, it's
Speaker 5: it's he has to have the most impressive nudes.
Speaker 6: Also, I don't know.
Speaker 2: This is crazy because you know enough about us, Molly
Speaker 2: to that JODI's only had sex four times, and I've
Speaker 2: had sex three times, three kid, and he's not three
Speaker 2: or four times in one.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's sure as hell.
Speaker 4: Didn't go one, at three, at five and at seven again,
Speaker 4: for goodness.
Speaker 6: He's not like twenty three. Oh, I don't know, maybe
Speaker 6: late thirties.
Speaker 2: When was the last time it happened?
Speaker 6: Yesterday?
Speaker 3: It's very busy.
Speaker 2: Did you know it's the same partner every time?
Speaker 6: Or it's definitely a different partner.
Speaker 3: How can you tell from the vocal range?
Speaker 5: So the first the first partner was particularly shrill.
Speaker 6: She had a good time.
Speaker 5: Yeah, lately it's dropped off a little. If you want
Speaker 5: to know anything about it, we can tell you. We
Speaker 5: almost feel like we need to leave our own bed
Speaker 5: because it feels like we're a part of it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, this is a bit awkward.
Speaker 3: Yeah, maybe that's a solution.
Speaker 2: Mall. So you can't enjoy them, it's good to get
Speaker 2: some feedback, particularly if it's for new listeners, maybe even
Speaker 2: if it's family members. And in an interesting space right
Speaker 2: now with a new producer. Her name is Molly.
Speaker 4: Producing Molly when we just heard from her in The
Speaker 4: Naughty at six forty, just discussing at length.
Speaker 3: I'm oh my god. She wouldn't shut up about it.
Speaker 2: To summarize it in two words, you'd probably say something like,
Speaker 2: oh boy, oh boy.
Speaker 4: So her neighbors are very active, let's put it that way,
Speaker 4: and are very loud in those activities. And you did
Speaker 4: say to us before we went to edge, can you
Speaker 4: guys just be careful because my nana listens now, and
Speaker 4: your nana Margaret has just text you and said what she.
Speaker 6: Said, Molly. You know I'm listening, Nana. Nana. My brother
Speaker 6: texts as well. I didn't know he listened. Oh he
Speaker 6: said that was funny.
Speaker 7: That was it?
Speaker 3: Not even like a laughing emoji nothing.
Speaker 6: He said, my least favorite story of yours, but fun live.
Speaker 2: Oh there you go, Nana Margaret. Look, I think we're
Speaker 2: peeling back the layers for producing Molly, and yeah, boy
Speaker 2: oh boy, we're finding some stuff.
Speaker 4: Well, you do a bit of gear before the show
Speaker 4: starts at six o'clock, at five point thirty, and you.
Speaker 3: Said that your nana Margaret gets up but five thirty
Speaker 3: and listens to you.
Speaker 5: Years if I was taking the bins out. My parents
Speaker 5: would stand on the curb and watch and you're just supporting.
Speaker 2: Look at her bin technique.
Speaker 1: You need to know.
Speaker 2: I need to know now, I need to know.
Speaker 1: I need to know.
Speaker 2: I need to know what news today to know this
Speaker 2: is what you need to know. What you need to
Speaker 2: know With Jody and had politicians and accountability when it
Speaker 2: comes to expenses.
Speaker 4: Well, thank goodness for the Freedom of Information Act. Because
Speaker 4: a group of top SA government executives have taken an
Speaker 4: afternoon off to do.
Speaker 2: What protel no go on a helicopter ride over the Brasser,
Speaker 2: She's go to the cube. We're also do in South Astrala.
Speaker 2: That's really cool and iconic.
Speaker 3: Will you go on to to our cuddlefish swim in
Speaker 3: a boat trip?
Speaker 2: Oh? Of course that was going to be my next guest,
Speaker 2: of course.
Speaker 4: So eleven government executives along with three senior staff members
Speaker 4: were sent on the two night trip that has been
Speaker 4: labeled as an example of taxpayer dollars being squandered.
Speaker 2: Do you know what the cuttlefish they need attention, They
Speaker 2: need attention. They're not going to see themselves, all right,
Speaker 2: And if we don't keep on paying attention to these
Speaker 2: beautiful little cuttlefish. Then what happens? They might go somewhere else?
Speaker 4: May I ask a question? You're a custle fish swimmer
Speaker 4: from way back when. Actually, okay, so you've been talk
Speaker 4: us through the attraction.
Speaker 11: Do you know what?
Speaker 2: Do you know what? I want to smash the politicians
Speaker 2: for this. I've done it. We did it as part
Speaker 2: of SA weekend and it's a little spot in whale,
Speaker 2: which is it's actually quite interesting. I don't want to
Speaker 2: bore you Joe's but it's like the perfect environment of cuddlefish.
Speaker 2: That's why they're there, very very iconic. They're amazing cret.
Speaker 3: What makes them the cuttlefish amazing?
Speaker 2: If they're not aliens, then I don't know what it is.
Speaker 2: They're freaky little things and they go all different colors
Speaker 2: and they're aggressively tame. It doesn't make sense that they're
Speaker 2: aggressive in tame anyway, let's move past that. But you
Speaker 2: can swim like literally right up next to them because
Speaker 2: we're filming them and they get up right in their
Speaker 2: face and they were like, hey, hey, what's going on?
Speaker 2: You've seen it?
Speaker 6: I haven't. But do they light up?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 3: He just said that they go different colors.
Speaker 2: Yeah, luminous. Yeah, so I think they can actually glow
Speaker 2: in the dark and all sorts of things. I'm telling you,
Speaker 2: they're aliens. And the only time that they will sort
Speaker 2: of veer off is when you try and touch them.
Speaker 2: Tried to touch them?
Speaker 11: You did?
Speaker 6: You did?
Speaker 2: What about as well? They're so they're so tame, they're
Speaker 2: actually they're idiots. Let's be honest, because creatures shouldn't be
Speaker 2: this tame. And just before we started filming and they said,
Speaker 2: you're gotta be careful. Get timing is everything. The cudfish
Speaker 2: were there being like, hey, what's going on. We're just relaxing.
Speaker 2: We're just relaxing, and then a pot of dolphins came through,
Speaker 2: like three of them and just went jump jump jump
Speaker 2: jomp and deleted it about five of them, and the
Speaker 2: other guys are like, whoa bro, what does that happen?
Speaker 2: There's billy I said, you've got to be careful because
Speaker 2: the dolphins will just when they feel a little bit hungry,
Speaker 2: it comes through and clean them up.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Right, So what started out as a really beautiful story
Speaker 4: about illuminating cuddlefish just ended in absolute carnage.
Speaker 2: Thanks for that, Hazy thirteen twenty fourteen. Are you a cutterfish?
Speaker 2: And have you been have you lost the mate to adolphins?
Speaker 4: Hey?
Speaker 3: So not so long ago.
Speaker 4: You were pretty vulnerable with all of us, and you
Speaker 4: just spoke about how you're a bit concerned with your
Speaker 4: relationship with alcohol. Not so much during the week, but
Speaker 4: Friday nights, maybe Saturday nights, you were hitting it a
Speaker 4: little bit too hard. And well done to you, because
Speaker 4: there was a really big reaction from everyone who was listening.
Speaker 4: We had lots of calls, lots of text as well
Speaker 4: of people who can basically understand exactly what you're going through.
Speaker 4: And we have one call from anonymous who really touched us.
Speaker 3: All have a listen.
Speaker 11: So he's been over for over a year now. He
Speaker 11: was a heavy drinker and I always did think that
Speaker 11: it was an issue and my.
Speaker 12: History always had drinking in the family.
Speaker 13: Fell out the tree and kind of realized that needed
Speaker 13: to make cake.
Speaker 11: And not only has it been.
Speaker 12: Great for his health, but obviously relationship ships.
Speaker 11: Around him and just through to me. I'm so proud
Speaker 11: of him and it's changed our relationship.
Speaker 3: Can I ask you what it's felt like to have
Speaker 3: your husband back?
Speaker 6: Amazing?
Speaker 1: I've got my best friends back.
Speaker 11: I didn't realize how much it was impacts me, but yeah,
Speaker 11: it's so good to see the best.
Speaker 7: Version of him.
Speaker 2: I've had some great calls, and that call from an
Speaker 2: anonymous listener it hit me. And I've spoken to some
Speaker 2: mates since then who have said, yeah, but I felt
Speaker 2: like I was in the same situation. So it's definitely
Speaker 2: an adjustable lifestyle piece that we can do. And also
Speaker 2: I've spoken to this I want to say her name,
Speaker 2: but I can't. Yeah, she's anonymous, but yeah, we shared
Speaker 2: a phone call. We've shared some text as well, and
Speaker 2: you see, this is absolutely faast.
Speaker 4: I don't mean to blow smoke up with you, but
Speaker 4: this is you are such a nice person. You were like,
Speaker 4: I really want to speak to that lady, and so
Speaker 4: you went out of your way during the day to
Speaker 4: give her a phone call and you guys chatter forrages you.
Speaker 2: Yes, so she feels right now and we've got to
Speaker 2: text out. She feels like a bit of a life coach.
Speaker 2: It's absolutely fantastic and Lord knows you need it. But
Speaker 2: quite seriously, so I called it a lifestyle adjustment. And
Speaker 2: that was on a bad Friday night for no particular reason.
Speaker 2: I could sort of pour seven to ten beers on
Speaker 2: the couch and at Saturday night maybe six beers, and
Speaker 2: maybe five or six beers on a Sunday night as well,
Speaker 2: for no real reason, not getting drunk, but just I
Speaker 2: don't know, because it's so disciplined during the week. So
Speaker 2: I started the week before and then so it's been
Speaker 2: officially probably two weeks. And I had two beers on
Speaker 2: Friday night, I had two beers on Sunday night, and
Speaker 2: I think I had a beer on Sunday night. Yeah,
Speaker 2: And I've got it to just changed everything. What about
Speaker 2: heading into a Monday full of energy? What's that like?
Speaker 2: What about getting up on Saturday morning at five o'clock
Speaker 2: and going for a run in the morning instead of
Speaker 2: sluggishly getting out of bed at seven o'clock and not
Speaker 2: wanting to do anything. And the big one for me
Speaker 2: right now. And I had this chat with my wife
Speaker 2: last night, and I'm not sure if she'd be comfortable
Speaker 2: saying this, I say it anyway. We started speaking about
Speaker 2: it and she said, she said, how good hand relationship
Speaker 2: been in the last couple of weeks, which is really
Speaker 2: really important. I said, do you want to come on
Speaker 2: radio tomorrow? And talk about it. She said, Nope. If
Speaker 2: you hear my wife on radio, it means I've really
Speaker 2: pushed and prodator. Yea, but yeah, it's good. It's we're
Speaker 2: two weeks in, but it's certainly not missing no what
Speaker 2: I was doing on a Friday night, that's for sure.
Speaker 2: And just I'd call it aimlessly drinking.
Speaker 4: Yeah, And do you feel like it's sustainable for you
Speaker 4: now that you've had a taste of what sort of
Speaker 4: we's not sobriety, but it's like a much cleaner.
Speaker 3: Version of yourself. Do you think you'd be able to
Speaker 3: continue it on?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I think for me it was one beer always leads
Speaker 2: the m do you know what else it leads to?
Speaker 2: Like it's after four or five beers. You know, I
Speaker 2: will get that pack of chips. I'll do this and
Speaker 2: then for a lot of people, I'm not, but I
Speaker 2: know a lot of people go, well, I will have
Speaker 2: a cigarette. Yeah, I will do this, and then maybe
Speaker 2: after I might have a have a glass of wine.
Speaker 2: I'll open that bottle half class of wine, two or
Speaker 2: three classes. Lady, You're like, a what is going on?
Speaker 2: And I've got that personality where in a bit of
Speaker 2: a bit of a yolo personality you might call it.
Speaker 2: So if I can do this, then I'm telling you
Speaker 2: right now, if you're thinking about trying to adjust your
Speaker 2: lifestyle on this space, you can do it. It's very,
Speaker 2: very doable. And yeah, right now two weeks in, I
Speaker 2: don't think I haven't felt this good for a long
Speaker 2: long time. I mean, if I can do it, then
Speaker 2: you can do it. You never know.
Speaker 10: And czys favorite way to wake up, you know's birthday,
Speaker 10: bad day?
Speaker 2: Just round the corner, Jakes, the thousand bucks, the second
Speaker 2: and storm of this morning, the nine o'clog version up
Speaker 2: for grabs just for having a birthday. Probably a bit
Speaker 2: of a concerning time for the audience at the moments
Speaker 2: with the daughter's coming through.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they are a lot of them, Like we've got
Speaker 3: a lot of girls everywhere in our family.
Speaker 2: But wow, daughter factory.
Speaker 4: I would quite like to talk about this on thirteen,
Speaker 4: twenty fourteen. What happened when you kid's got their hands
Speaker 4: on your phone? And I will explain this because you know,
Speaker 4: there's a long esteemed history of my.
Speaker 3: Girls getting their.
Speaker 4: Hands in particular on their dad's phone because they're not
Speaker 4: allowed to have Instagram. So the eleven year old who's
Speaker 4: big dance are heavy heavy, heavy into dance, so she
Speaker 4: follows all these different other little dances of her same age.
Speaker 4: And then there was a period where she was commenting
Speaker 4: on all their photos. But of course it comes up Gregotty, right,
Speaker 4: so she's just downright weird. So it's just like things
Speaker 4: like looking beautiful with a big love heart, nice moves,
Speaker 4: so it looks creepy as hell.
Speaker 2: It's come from the heart. Just come from a good place,
Speaker 2: come from her.
Speaker 3: Let's come from the eleven year old obviously commenting on her.
Speaker 2: Friends, but visually when it's coming from a man who's
Speaker 2: the dad in his forties, yes, not a good.
Speaker 3: L exactly right. So we've had a new incident in
Speaker 3: the Addy household.
Speaker 4: And I picked up my phone yesterday morning and I
Speaker 4: was like, fat so it had been posted on Greg's
Speaker 4: Instagram and it was just it was a selfie of
Speaker 4: the five year old and she's got her tongue out,
Speaker 4: so she's doing this and then she's doing that. She's
Speaker 4: doing like the peace sign in front of her eyes,
Speaker 4: and I just thought there was no caption, there was
Speaker 4: no context, there was nothing.
Speaker 3: I was like, what is he doing? Unbeknownst to me,
Speaker 3: he's sitting there.
Speaker 4: He picks up his phone and he's getting like all
Speaker 4: these likes and all these messages about said photo, and
Speaker 4: he's like, what the hell's gone on?
Speaker 3: She has posted her first selfie at five on your
Speaker 3: dad's Instagram.
Speaker 4: And it begins, and so it begins thirteen to twenty
Speaker 4: four ten, let's do this please, What happened when your
Speaker 4: kids got their hands on your phone?
Speaker 2: One hundred percent? They would people who saw that post
Speaker 2: come up and be like, what.
Speaker 3: His Instagram is a disgrace at this point? What is
Speaker 3: he doing? Is someone controlling it?
Speaker 2: Thirteen and twenty fourteen? What happened when your kid got
Speaker 2: their hands on your phone? Joe's your five year old? Boy?
Speaker 2: Heh boy, she's been busy. Yeah.
Speaker 4: We've had a long, proud history of our kids accessing
Speaker 4: our Instagram and our social media. And on this occasion,
Speaker 4: my five year old has somehow worked out how to
Speaker 4: post a story on Instagram.
Speaker 3: She's just wiped up her first selfie, you know, dung
Speaker 3: out things like that in a peaceaign, like, hey.
Speaker 2: Have radical what a rebel?
Speaker 3: Hey guys, Hey guys, what's happening? Subscribe?
Speaker 2: Like and subscribe. Yeah, don't get me started with the
Speaker 2: like and subscribe. It's a thing.
Speaker 4: It's such a thing, isn't it too much YouTube for
Speaker 4: our kids? So we're asking the question on thirteen twenty
Speaker 4: four to ten, what happened when your kids got their
Speaker 4: hand on your phone?
Speaker 3: Tana from Ronella good morning, Good morning guys.
Speaker 12: I'm happy to share with you my most embarrassing actually
Speaker 12: probably my.
Speaker 13: Most sot right up there.
Speaker 12: Yeah, so my daughter took a photo while I was breastfeeding.
Speaker 12: You know, she thought it was beautiful. I was trying
Speaker 12: to encourage a natural you know, living my best life.
Speaker 12: She took a photo of my breath and then accidentally
Speaker 12: uploaded it to my face.
Speaker 2: Oh sorry, perfect. All that's good. And your friends are like, wow,
Speaker 2: Tanna's very open in this situation. Good on her.
Speaker 12: Yeah, they assumed I was progressive and I got some
Speaker 12: love for that, which is nice. And they're like, I'm
Speaker 12: your nipples out, but you know, whatever for you, and
Speaker 12: I was.
Speaker 1: Like, oh, that's cool.
Speaker 8: I didn't mean that.
Speaker 12: And then you know, some of my in laws are like, hey,
Speaker 12: what's that?
Speaker 1: And I'm like, whoa.
Speaker 2: Three then all that sort of stuff.
Speaker 3: No one said that, No particularly not her in laws.
Speaker 2: No, they didn't, but they thought that she was going
Speaker 2: down that path.
Speaker 3: Yeah, thanks so much, Tanna.
Speaker 4: Let's go to Vanessa from Elizabeth eas Good morning, Vanessa.
Speaker 3: You're there, Vanessa Yellow Vanessa. Yeah, all right, let's come
Speaker 3: back to Vanessa.
Speaker 2: Maybe that's okay, we're wearing Oh, that's right, free the nipple.
Speaker 2: Give us a goal, Fur twenty four ten. Like your child,
Speaker 2: it's gone through a very interesting stage of her life.
Speaker 2: It's different from when we were fifty five year olds.
Speaker 3: Now chokes certainly.
Speaker 2: I mean, you've got cameras to deal with, you've got
Speaker 2: social media, I've got all sorts of things. And now
Speaker 2: she's just experienced her first taste of uploading something in
Speaker 2: social media and getting likes and clout, as they say, yeah,
Speaker 2: and the.
Speaker 3: Cool thing is the Skuy's the limit now right?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Who knows?
Speaker 4: Now that she knows how to do it, who knows
Speaker 4: what else she might post on our Instagram.
Speaker 2: Maybe Dad enjoyed the clout as well, perhaps notifications all
Speaker 2: the likes.
Speaker 5: Oh, I know, missus Adelaide's favorite Wait to awaken one.
Speaker 2: Night thirteen twenty four to ten. We're doing this. What
Speaker 2: happened when your kid got their hands on your phone.
Speaker 3: Yeah, can be brought with danger.
Speaker 4: I was just saying that to my five year old
Speaker 4: learn how to upload photos to Instagram. So on her
Speaker 4: dad's Instagram page uploaded her first selfie.
Speaker 3: Well done, but it's so good.
Speaker 2: So extremely dangerous, but well done.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well done. At least it wasn't a part of
Speaker 3: me doing something inappropriate.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's what we found out before when Tanna called
Speaker 2: through and her youngster stupload a little photo of her breastfeeding.
Speaker 3: Yeah, why not, let's got to leave from Ronelle Good morning.
Speaker 1: Late, good morning.
Speaker 3: What happened?
Speaker 1: My daughter changed setting in my phone somehow, so every
Speaker 1: time I typed Lowell in text messages, it changed it
Speaker 1: to Willie Bump. And then I had texted my buff
Speaker 1: and I had to ask a friend. Then she said,
Speaker 1: do you think maybe your daughter's done something? And I
Speaker 1: didn't because she was only about eleven.
Speaker 3: Yeah, right, so I didn't know.
Speaker 1: It was doing my head and I didn't know.
Speaker 3: How do you even do that?
Speaker 10: Lee?
Speaker 3: Do you know how do you change it?
Speaker 1: I can't remember. It's something to do with some pre
Speaker 1: editive whatever it is, text or something, And you didn't
Speaker 1: know until after you'd sent it.
Speaker 3: In front of you.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Right, that's amazing, that's incredible.
Speaker 3: Thankfully, let's go.
Speaker 4: Let's try Vanessa from Elizabeth Ease who accidentally muted herself
Speaker 4: before you unmuted yourself, and I'm.
Speaker 11: Going to go, hello, how are you?
Speaker 3: God hasn't done it again?
Speaker 2: Vanessa?
Speaker 3: There, I am here, How are you all right?
Speaker 1: Hey?
Speaker 4: Hey, hey, what happened when your kids got their hand
Speaker 4: on the phone, because right now I feel like you
Speaker 4: should hand your phone.
Speaker 7: I know I'm doing.
Speaker 13: School run and everything. But anyway, my grandson was four
Speaker 13: or five years old. His name is Nate.
Speaker 1: He is about eight now.
Speaker 13: But then he got my phone. It took her photo
Speaker 13: of his you know what. And then so most of
Speaker 13: my friends on snapchat.
Speaker 8: He did that.
Speaker 2: It's as bad as he gets.
Speaker 13: I can't wait for him to hear this, and he's
Speaker 13: going to be so embarrassed.
Speaker 2: It's so many questions, yes, like jeez, what was what
Speaker 2: was that? How alarming was the response?
Speaker 13: Like?
Speaker 2: Well, people straight away call and going you need to
Speaker 2: saw something out here.
Speaker 7: I know because he sort of did it just over
Speaker 7: his pants.
Speaker 13: So it's like all by start. So I had a
Speaker 13: few friends just like they know what he's like. How
Speaker 13: my grandsons walk around with their pants up all the time,
Speaker 13: so they weren't actually that surprised, to be honest, Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 3: Right, thank you so much. I don't think we can
Speaker 3: out shock with ash, can we.
Speaker 2: I wouldn't have thought that.
Speaker 3: Unless we want to go to Monique from haleck Cove. Hey, Monique, Hey, hey,
Speaker 3: go on, good good. What happened?
Speaker 11: Well, my three year old at the time, I had
Speaker 11: just given birth to my daughter and we were in
Speaker 11: the hospital having a nice you know, meet the new
Speaker 11: family member. The moment, I had my legs and the
Speaker 11: stirrups and my daughter took a photo of my husband
Speaker 11: holding his newborn and I was in the background with
Speaker 11: my legs and stirrups and the doctor's arm in the
Speaker 11: air with just pitch in his hands.
Speaker 2: Look, obviously I don't know what that's like, but I
Speaker 2: would feel like that could be possibly the most vulnerable
Speaker 2: that a female could be in their life.
Speaker 4: In their whole entire existence, because I've witnessed it three times,
Speaker 4: and yes, quite the I mean, I'm not sure about humanique,
Speaker 4: but I don't want that image on the internet.
Speaker 3: I just I'm not sure.
Speaker 11: No, I got a few responses that weren't congratulations. They
Speaker 11: were more like, oh, did you need s pictures?
Speaker 2: Feedback?
Speaker 1: There you go.
Speaker 2: It's a different time. Chacked twenty twenty five. Everyone's very
Speaker 2: open about what they're doing.
Speaker 3: Commiserations one of the other
Speaker 2: Uploaded to social media.