Speaker 1: We got get morning every day.
Speaker 2: Adelaides are pretty adventurous when it comes to your dairy products.
Speaker 1: Not hopefully of course, sort of your yo pro kind
Speaker 1: of goal.
Speaker 2: And you consume traditional milk, yes, you're not a soy
Speaker 2: milk or oat milk or any of that, so that
Speaker 2: you don't milk the oats and and drink that.
Speaker 1: No, that's far too confusing for me.
Speaker 3: What this? Would you try breast milk ice cream?
Speaker 1: Absolutely not? Who's mad? Who is whipping that up in
Speaker 1: their little ice cream maker at home?
Speaker 3: Have I guess?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 1: Someone in the States.
Speaker 2: It actually started originally in England in twenty eleven, and
Speaker 2: now it's made its debut in the States and it's
Speaker 2: going off.
Speaker 1: Is it so?
Speaker 3: A new ice cream made from donated breast milk?
Speaker 4: Too?
Speaker 2: By the way, random donated breast milk it's launched, It
Speaker 2: sparked intense debate online. It's a limited edition released by
Speaker 2: odd Fellow's ice cream Company in partnership with maternal health
Speaker 2: brand Free. It aims to raise awareness about breast freeding
Speaker 2: challenges while pushing the boundaries of food innovation.
Speaker 3: Would you try it?
Speaker 1: Though? Absolutely not? Why not? Oh, you'd be that sort
Speaker 1: of weirdo that would try breast milk.
Speaker 3: I just like that. Try I've tried breast milk before.
Speaker 3: What's that? What I've tried breast milk?
Speaker 2: I think everyone, I think most men, when you've seen
Speaker 2: some breast milk at some stage, you've tried breast milk.
Speaker 3: Don't look at me like that.
Speaker 1: I disagree.
Speaker 3: Well, maybe you're the widow for not tried breast milk.
Speaker 1: Never once did my husband look at me and go, oh,
Speaker 1: that looks nice. Like to try that. That baby seems
Speaker 1: to enjoy it.
Speaker 2: Give me a baby, Look out, nutritious. The baby looks
Speaker 2: as well. It's very very well nourished. Give me a little,
Speaker 2: Give me a teat, hand of teat over.
Speaker 1: This gives me anxiety. Can I tell you why? As
Speaker 1: a woman who has had multiple children and couldn't produce
Speaker 1: a lot of milk, there was a lot of that process.
Speaker 1: And Kara might have gone through it as well. Was
Speaker 1: she a big milk producer? A little?
Speaker 3: I think she was probably average average?
Speaker 1: Yeah, Well, I couldn't get enough out and so you
Speaker 1: had to like pump it and then put it into
Speaker 1: little sealed bags and then freeze it.
Speaker 3: And sold it.
Speaker 1: And that's no one said my brickspilk and can I
Speaker 1: tell you that is like liquid gold, and you live
Speaker 1: in absolute fear of like losing some of it or
Speaker 1: spilling some of it. So the fact that they're just
Speaker 1: making ice cream out of it blows my mind.
Speaker 3: It's turned into cookies and cream irs crape.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, delicious bit of Napolitana.
Speaker 5: The following segment is mature audiences only contain content, graphic
Speaker 5: language and nudity. Nothing you'll see it if easily offended. Well,
Speaker 5: you're about to find out just how easily your father.
Speaker 1: Six nothing fish headline for you fast and flirtatious The
Speaker 1: sex club Speedster. Oh yeah, the States.
Speaker 3: I've been waiting for this headline for a while.
Speaker 1: Police in Texas pulled over a man going nearly double
Speaker 1: the space. When asked why he was in such a rush,
Speaker 1: he gave the most honest excuse ever. I'm late for
Speaker 1: my sex clubs, and.
Speaker 2: I'm going to say seven times out of ten it'll
Speaker 2: get you out of a speeding ticket because the place
Speaker 2: was like.
Speaker 3: Sex club.
Speaker 1: Yeah. So apparently officers laughed along but still wrote the ticket,
Speaker 1: with one joking on with one joking in his report.
Speaker 1: Arrival at climax destination was delayed by Lauren Force. Oh.
Speaker 1: I love it when cops have a sense humor.
Speaker 2: Like, oh, let's have some fun. I'm still going to
Speaker 2: write you the ticket. Yeah, I'm still going to be
Speaker 2: an asshole on that spot, but let's have some fun
Speaker 2: along the way.
Speaker 1: The man later bragged online that while the ticket was expensive,
Speaker 1: the night was still worth it. He didn't beat the clock,
Speaker 1: but at least he got to beat around the book.
Speaker 2: Who I like as well that there's no doubt in
Speaker 2: my mind that there's no sex club that exists for
Speaker 2: this guy going to do my sex club. With all
Speaker 2: the sex I'm having at the moment, I'm so exhausted.
Speaker 2: Look me, I'm all sexed up, just going home to feed.
Speaker 1: His cat by himself, still stroking the pussy.
Speaker 2: Oh, sorry about that. Lazy Joe's Huge Nights Tomorrow Nights,
Speaker 2: Port Adelaide takes on the Gold Coast signs for two
Speaker 2: significant reasons, and that is Ken Hinckley and Travis Boke
Speaker 2: their farewell games for Port Adelaide. Of course, you can
Speaker 2: stream it all live on Ko Sports and some from
Speaker 2: Chaos Sports and Fox. Footy is one of the absolute
Speaker 2: great four time premiership player almost told him short they're
Speaker 2: by a premiership Jordan Lewis, Jordan, good morning to you mate.
Speaker 4: Oh it's a lovely introduction.
Speaker 1: Thank you, You're welcome, Jordan. I don't know what do
Speaker 1: you want to talk about? Not much as happening.
Speaker 4: Be quiet, man, can't you see you get turned on
Speaker 4: the head on the eve of what is the most
Speaker 4: important four to five weeks of the Adelaide Football Club
Speaker 4: last probably twenty years. I would say it's very unfortunate.
Speaker 4: We understand that the community stands the standards of the
Speaker 4: AFL players. Hell too, it's unacceptable. But he'll copy his
Speaker 4: whack and it's a significant penalty. And I said on
Speaker 4: Monday it's so hard to see Adelaide winning it without him,
Speaker 4: not because you know Isaac won't be participating, but certainly
Speaker 4: what it does to the morale of the group understanding
Speaker 4: arguably their best player won't be around for a finals
Speaker 4: campaign that could potentially that would significantly increase their chances
Speaker 4: to lift silverware.
Speaker 1: Honestly, Jordan, He've been involved in footing a lot for
Speaker 1: a long time. If your teammate on the eve of
Speaker 1: the finals does something like this, is it very difficult
Speaker 1: not to be angry at them almost derailing your finals campaign.
Speaker 4: I think it certainly would. Your initial emotion would be that,
Speaker 4: and then if sort of I would imagine you've got
Speaker 4: to get around Isaac and making sure that he's okay. Yes,
Speaker 4: that it's a highly offensive word and sometimes it's the
Speaker 4: slip of the tongue that you know becomes this and
Speaker 4: it's a hefty penalty and something that the AFL have
Speaker 4: made it known that this won't be tolerated. So yeah,
Speaker 4: there would be certainly anger initially, I think, and then
Speaker 4: it would be trying to support Isaac and sort of
Speaker 4: navigate through what would be a difficult time for him,
Speaker 4: No doubt, mate, you're.
Speaker 2: One of them, and that is someone who is incredibly
Speaker 2: important to a football club. You play with guys like
Speaker 2: Sean Berger and Luke Hai John my gosh, we could
Speaker 2: sit here all day talk about some of your ex teammates.
Speaker 2: How important in your eyes has Travis Boke been for
Speaker 2: Port Adelaide, particularly going through all the hard times and
Speaker 2: of course we're talking about his farewell game tomorrow night.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Oh what a star he's been. And you're right
Speaker 4: through those turbulent times when the club needed stability and
Speaker 4: they just couldn't lose Nlely Travis. I mean, we've seen
Speaker 4: what the si Wang and Miller has done and killed
Speaker 4: and faithful when they thought he might have left, and
Speaker 4: certainly both He had that chance to come to Victoria
Speaker 4: and namely Geelong, but decided to stay and show his loyalty.
Speaker 4: That has been a huge part of the Port Adelaide
Speaker 4: football club for a long time. So I think it's
Speaker 4: his three hundred and eighty fifth or sixth game this
Speaker 4: weekend and so he and he and Kenny Hinckley, you know,
Speaker 4: combined for one last game. But he's been an absolute
Speaker 4: start of the competition and widely respected not only from
Speaker 4: Port Adelaide players but certainly opposition teams and supporter us
Speaker 4: through out his long career.
Speaker 2: But just quickly before we get let you go. And
Speaker 2: I'm not sure if you were tipping Adelaide before this,
Speaker 2: but who do you think is going to win the flag?
Speaker 1: Now?
Speaker 4: I was tipping Adelaide before this. I was ill as
Speaker 4: well as Adelade. I think Brisbane. I think Brisbane have
Speaker 4: had a really tough draw. They seem when their criticism
Speaker 4: has come their way, they seem to perform really well.
Speaker 4: So if it's not Adelaide, I think Brisbane would be
Speaker 4: my premiership favorites.
Speaker 3: A great sexual Have you heard of this term? Jakes?
Speaker 1: The first time I heard it is when it just
Speaker 1: came out of your mouth.
Speaker 2: Just let me explain it to It's a surprise number
Speaker 2: of people choosing to IDENTI fires grace sexual, with many
Speaker 2: now sharing the moment they realized that they were gray.
Speaker 2: Grace sexuality exists when men describe as a gray area
Speaker 2: between being allo sexual and it's experiencing regular sexual attraction
Speaker 2: and asexual, which is experiencing none. So it's in the
Speaker 2: more minus category of sex right, and this is in
Speaker 2: particular for gen zs coming through. So those who I
Speaker 2: downifies grace sexual may feel sexual attraction rarely, inconsistently, or
Speaker 2: only under specific circumstances.
Speaker 3: A gray sexual man.
Speaker 2: Here's an example from London said grace sexual is not
Speaker 2: I just don't fancy tonight. For me, it's being completely
Speaker 2: devoid of sexual desire and bouts which can last months
Speaker 2: and then one day waking up and realizing that instinct
Speaker 2: has returned.
Speaker 1: Maybe he's gay sexual.
Speaker 2: Who knows, not sure, but it's interesting what for months
Speaker 2: at a time. You don't have a single sexual thought.
Speaker 1: Not one thought in that whole time.
Speaker 2: The right of identities like gray sexuality comes amid what
Speaker 2: researchers are calling a sex recession, with younger generations reporting
Speaker 2: fewer sexual partners and less interest in sex overall.
Speaker 1: Is it related to the cost of living crisis. Maybe
Speaker 1: people just can't afford to pay for it.
Speaker 2: Maybe there's two things. There's two things to come from this.
Speaker 2: When I first thought, I thought, yes, I'm definitely a
Speaker 2: gray sexual. I'm a massive fan of Robbie Gray. But
Speaker 2: it's not that at all. I thought I have the
Speaker 2: biggest gray sexual out there.
Speaker 1: I mean, if you had to count the amount of
Speaker 1: times you had sexual thoughts about Robbie.
Speaker 3: Gray, I know, my gosh.
Speaker 2: If you're a Footy fan and you want to get
Speaker 2: rid of your gray sexuality, think about Robbie Gray. The
Speaker 2: other thing as well, is across the board in Jenzare
Speaker 2: there's massive declines in drinking and having sex.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, they're much more sensible than we were back
Speaker 1: in the day, aren't they.
Speaker 2: It's literally the opposite as to what it was back
Speaker 2: in our day, drinking and having sex in that order too.
Speaker 1: Exactly and one encourage the other.
Speaker 3: Yes, this is a good, healthy, old turnative Jensen.
Speaker 6: He was dubbed a once in a generation player by
Speaker 6: recruiters and it was drafted to the Gold Coast Suns
Speaker 6: at just eighteen years old. Josh's kicks, He's called Adelaide,
Speaker 6: it's the biggest recruit and he's finally come back home.
Speaker 4: Gets it out to Lacosis course.
Speaker 6: Please welcome Jack Lacosious Jackie Studio.
Speaker 7: Good morning, Good morning guys, they's coming on again.
Speaker 1: Good morning. Okay, where do we even start?
Speaker 4: Yah?
Speaker 1: Goodness? What a week in footy in Adelaide?
Speaker 3: Ky, what do you got for me? She's what don't
Speaker 3: we have for you?
Speaker 1: Jack?
Speaker 2: Well, first of all, mate, can we talk about you?
Speaker 2: I mean it comes to a close. But she's been
Speaker 2: a rollercase, So how are you feeling about things?
Speaker 7: Yeah, it's not ideal, hasn't been the ideal year. But yeah,
Speaker 7: I'm pretty much eyes forward to next year to build
Speaker 7: my body and get going again. But unfortunate there's a
Speaker 7: big crew and rehab that have moved forward to next year.
Speaker 3: You're looking so good too, by the way, and all
Speaker 3: of a sudden calf.
Speaker 7: This Yeah, I'll start to feel decent and play with
Speaker 7: my teammates and work out how we're trying to go
Speaker 7: about it. But yeah, on to next year.
Speaker 1: Let's start with Boky final games, Morant, and we'll get
Speaker 1: to kenon just a second. But what's he been like
Speaker 1: with you as a person and as a player.
Speaker 7: He's a pretty incredible person, only unfortunately only spent a
Speaker 7: short time with him, and he played you know, five
Speaker 7: or six games this year and spent the season with him.
Speaker 7: But yeah, incredibly giving, giving guy for his time to people.
Speaker 7: And then yeah, the way he's gone about his footy
Speaker 7: has been first class. He's a fan favorite and I'm
Speaker 7: sure they will turn up and cheer every time a
Speaker 7: gets the ball on the weekend. And Kenny, yeah similar,
Speaker 7: I'm yeah, I'm pretty grateful for him. He did a
Speaker 7: heap of work on getting me over to the club
Speaker 7: the back end of the year. But you know, he's
Speaker 7: been an amazing servant for the club, and I think
Speaker 7: he's put the club out of a pretty dark time,
Speaker 7: you know, fifteen years ago, and you're into a strong
Speaker 7: pison we're in now.
Speaker 2: What's it going to be like this weekend playing against
Speaker 2: gold Cast I mean I love this and each and
Speaker 2: every time that you do, it's probably had a couple opportunities.
Speaker 2: Now still mates there, how do we do this? You
Speaker 2: turn up, you're like to have a beer?
Speaker 3: What's a deal?
Speaker 7: Well, yeah, I've never played against him yet, so I
Speaker 7: had this one in the calendar straight away over Unfortunately,
Speaker 7: I won't be out there, but now I've been talking
Speaker 7: a lot to the boys and trying to give him
Speaker 7: some tips and tricks on how to stop all my
Speaker 7: friends up there, so it should be good.
Speaker 1: Okay, So, speaking of all things Gold Coast, Isaac Rankin,
Speaker 1: where did it sit with you? And I mean, I
Speaker 1: know you can't say too much, but what was your
Speaker 1: point of view when this all unfolded? Because it went
Speaker 1: from chocolates to boil with Lolly's for the Crows in
Speaker 1: about twenty four hours they had a massive win over
Speaker 1: the Pies and then next minute their best player arguably
Speaker 1: is potentially sitting out the final series.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it's been pretty chaos over here in the past
Speaker 7: few days, and unfortunately for Isaac, he stuffed up pretty
Speaker 7: bad and it looks like he's gonna have to deal
Speaker 7: with the consequences of that. So yeah, there's not much
Speaker 7: more to say across the line that you can't us
Speaker 7: and hopefully he's going all right, Jack.
Speaker 3: Did do you do you reach out to Isaac? I
Speaker 3: know you guys went to school together? Is that right? Handy?
Speaker 3: Hot to school together? Do you got? Do you do
Speaker 3: you reach out to Isaac?
Speaker 2: And obviously we sit here in a space where you
Speaker 2: know what Isaac did was really wrong and no one
Speaker 2: can endorse that. But you've obviously got a friendship with
Speaker 2: Isaac as well, and you want to help your friends
Speaker 2: and make sure that they learn from situations like this.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I haven't reached out to him yet, but I'll
Speaker 7: definitely be in touch over time. He's obviously going through
Speaker 7: a lot at the moment. I'm sure his phone's doing plenty,
Speaker 7: so I'll give him a breath. But yeah, hopefully he's
Speaker 7: going okay. I'm sure he didn't mean it in any
Speaker 7: sort of too bad a way, And yeah, I would
Speaker 7: reach out with the times, right.
Speaker 1: Do you think the Crows can get the job done
Speaker 1: in the finals without him?
Speaker 3: He's a special player. Yeah, he's important. They're aflying.
Speaker 7: I think they're going to be a challenge for whom
Speaker 7: they get, especially here in Adelaide. Oval, but sorry, Yeah,
Speaker 7: it's going to be much tougher without him.
Speaker 3: Obviously. When you when you just did that cough, Is
Speaker 3: that because you're sick?
Speaker 2: Is that because you said some nice things about the
Speaker 2: crow but you're like, I didn't want to put them
Speaker 2: up too much.
Speaker 1: We just put you in a really difficult space that
Speaker 1: you Sorry.
Speaker 2: That Adelaide Home profile recruit. Now pump up the crows go.
Speaker 1: No, sorry that that. I didn't mean to do that.
Speaker 1: All right, Jack, Well, thank you so much for coming in.
Speaker 1: We really appreciate it all the best. I know you're
Speaker 1: on the sidelines tomorrow night, but hopefully we're get a
Speaker 1: big crowd there to farewell Boke and Kenny.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 7: No, it should be a great night tomorrow night, so
Speaker 7: hopefully all the poor fans can get there for him.
Speaker 3: Absolutely, lemen.
Speaker 1: The rules are simple.
Speaker 6: About to hear six songs from the same year they cancelected.
Speaker 1: Their song has a place.
Speaker 2: They let it go.
Speaker 1: That song is gone. Now let's get into the mango.
Speaker 1: Is that already?
Speaker 2: And what it's little beautiful, wholesome contest. This has become
Speaker 2: battle of the bank. It's chance for you, the listener
Speaker 2: to choose the music and boy oh boy, it's tired
Speaker 2: of the manager.
Speaker 1: There's one one victory in it.
Speaker 3: Thirteen twelve. You're on a bit of a tear at
Speaker 3: the mendicant on you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm on the way back. Okay, do you want
Speaker 1: to roop into the generator?
Speaker 2: All right, mister ai man. Which year are we dealing
Speaker 2: with this week?
Speaker 3: Two thousand and two?
Speaker 2: What a stunning year it was? Okay, the year before
Speaker 2: I graduated from high school?
Speaker 7: Was it?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 1: Same? No save.
Speaker 3: Stuff, seventeen years old?
Speaker 2: Yeah, all right, So we've got six songs. You names
Speaker 2: your buzza. Once you're in, You're in, You're locked in.
Speaker 2: You're absolutely committed.
Speaker 1: Click reminder. If it comes down to the last one too,
Speaker 1: that's it. You get it. Yeah, there's no choice in
Speaker 1: the matter.
Speaker 3: You get what you get and you don't get upset.
Speaker 1: Exactly what I tell my children.
Speaker 3: First song, ready to go, Yep, here it is good nipplebacks.
Speaker 2: It's always tough for the first one, and you are
Speaker 2: hard work breaking wrong day.
Speaker 1: Early. I'm only infixating.
Speaker 2: Okay, Okay, Wow, I can relax, Now, I can relax.
Speaker 3: Okay, Next song.
Speaker 2: Song, so post sign Vanessa, I'm into I'm okay you
Speaker 2: you know my weakness, all right, I cannot say no
Speaker 2: to Vanessa couple.
Speaker 1: That's so true. All right, I'm going to see what
Speaker 1: we've missed.
Speaker 2: Out, all right, soused God earlier.
Speaker 3: So it's nippleback versus Vanessa Carlton. Look two from two.
Speaker 2: Okay, here's the remaining four songs, some hip shaking goodness. Say,
Speaker 2: I would have said no, you would have said no one.
Speaker 3: That's a good one for calling.
Speaker 4: I've probably said.
Speaker 3: Now as well. Sure at this one here that this
Speaker 3: feels like right your wheelhouse for this hurt sound. Okay,
Speaker 3: this was the last song, and then what happened?
Speaker 4: Craig.
Speaker 3: They can't make too much information.
Speaker 1: Fast moving, Craig, go this fast moving, then on Monday,
Speaker 1: making love by Wednesday.
Speaker 3: One day at a time, all of a sudden, cloths
Speaker 3: are off. Okay, not for me though as well. Okay,
Speaker 3: not for me all right.
Speaker 2: So that means that we have got two selections in
Speaker 2: the bank. So I've gone with this one. It's been
Speaker 2: out a Carlton one thousand miles versus.
Speaker 1: Sorry too vastly.
Speaker 3: They very different jets.
Speaker 1: Make sure you jump on the Jody and there's an
Speaker 1: Instagram page to cast your votes.
Speaker 2: All right, it's certainly they've figured you out, though, Is
Speaker 2: it like your pants around next time?
Speaker 4: Next time?
Speaker 3: Joe's, you need to know, I need to know now,
Speaker 3: I need to know.
Speaker 4: I need to know.
Speaker 3: I need to know what's in the news today to know.
Speaker 1: This is what you need to know.
Speaker 3: You know what you need to know with Jody.
Speaker 2: And as the Isaac rank And drama and rolls into
Speaker 2: a fifth day, Joe's without an official result.
Speaker 1: Okay, so talk us through what's happened. So the Crows
Speaker 1: have made a submission, is that right?
Speaker 2: Well, originally so they were given the option here goes
Speaker 2: a five game ban on the table there, will you
Speaker 2: take it? And obviously the Crows from their premiership stamp
Speaker 2: would say no, Well, that would completely rule out Isaac Rankin.
Speaker 2: So we want to put up a case. We want
Speaker 2: to put up a fight. And that's where things are
Speaker 2: getting very tricky, getting very interesting, because the one and
Speaker 2: only missed the Snoop Dogg is now involved in the
Speaker 2: Queer mud drop it drop it like it's There are
Speaker 2: some reports via the Herald's son that's as part of
Speaker 2: the defense for the Crows. They're saying that it's somewhat
Speaker 2: hypocritical that Snoop Dogg is now the Grand Final entertainment
Speaker 2: when he has used at such words similar words as
Speaker 2: that rencon used in some of his lyrics and also
Speaker 2: on social media.
Speaker 1: Yeah, highly sexualized and also highly sexist Snoop Dogg's lyrics,
Speaker 1: but we sort of all seem to forgive him because
Speaker 1: he Snoop Dogg, you know, Snoop. Yeah. Yeah, so they've
Speaker 1: used that defense, and then also they've used the he
Speaker 1: was antagonized defense as well with the Dan Houston stuff
Speaker 1: where he got knocked out last year. Yep, so Dan's
Speaker 1: obviously had a word or two.
Speaker 2: And then on top of that as well, there's other
Speaker 2: reports that there was previous things similar the last time
Speaker 2: that Colinland the Crows meant.
Speaker 1: Gosh, there's so much, so much speculation.
Speaker 3: Very spicy underneath the saying.
Speaker 1: Yeah, completely juicy. The question is do we expect some
Speaker 1: sort of verdict today?
Speaker 2: Yes, as I said yesterday said yes, yes that I said,
Speaker 2: we will definitely get a verdict today. Okay, twenty four
Speaker 2: hours later, we will definitely get a verdict today.
Speaker 1: Yeah, right, Well, god, I mean the final round of
Speaker 1: the season is looming.
Speaker 3: Well, that's the thing. That was, well, we need to
Speaker 3: make a call because selection is tonight.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so I mean probably the AFL has to make
Speaker 2: a call today because you know, depending on selection, obviously
Speaker 2: he's going to get some sort of band.
Speaker 3: It's going to be four or five, six weeks.
Speaker 2: He won't be playing this weekend, but something needs to
Speaker 2: officially be out there before the team's are named tonight.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and knowing the RFL, they'll probably drop it at
Speaker 1: five to six. So all the newsroomscramble and go nuts.
Speaker 3: There you go, good stuff. Love How the AFL do that?
Speaker 1: Cool? So we've been talking about I guess the gen
Speaker 1: alphas and the gen z is the new slang terms
Speaker 1: that they have, And so we spoke about this yesterday
Speaker 1: and I had a chat to my kids just to
Speaker 1: get them to sort of interpret what these new slang
Speaker 1: words mean.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I don't know how far we got, but anyway, have
Speaker 1: a listener.
Speaker 3: It's quite confusing.
Speaker 1: Okay, what are some of the cool words the kids
Speaker 1: use in the playground? What a slay mean? Does mum slay?
Speaker 1: What does scibbity mean?
Speaker 8: It doesn't have a meaning really, but it's like used
Speaker 8: in the context of what the heck?
Speaker 1: What about being extra.
Speaker 8: Being extra is just being over the top giving information.
Speaker 1: What about cap.
Speaker 8: Stop the cap it means like stop lying? Bussin bussin
Speaker 8: is like, oh that's cool. What the scibbity sigma? That's
Speaker 8: just the definition of when you're not making any sense.
Speaker 8: Going to Lulu, delusional it's a shorter word.
Speaker 1: Okay, do we do?
Speaker 8: Rizzy is a term slang like.
Speaker 1: It's short for charisma. I think I don't know what
Speaker 1: Chris means charismat charming?
Speaker 8: Charming nothing to do with that.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, how much are your school feace?
Speaker 3: Goodness?
Speaker 2: So there was some education how mixed in there. There's
Speaker 2: still a lot of unanswered questions, to be honest, And
Speaker 2: then it.
Speaker 1: Got you and I talking about the little buzzwords that
Speaker 1: you and I used to use when we were kids,
Speaker 1: or our great parents perhaps.
Speaker 3: Used, because now they've just had a massive face lift. Yes, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: they still exist. They're just in different forms of different meanings.
Speaker 1: So what I'm going to do now, I'm going to
Speaker 1: throw some old school words at you and then you
Speaker 1: have to interpret them into the now.
Speaker 3: Yes, I've done some research.
Speaker 1: Oh good stuff, that'll be a first.
Speaker 3: What have we got? Yes on this day, the twenty
Speaker 3: first of August.
Speaker 1: All right, so if I was to use this old
Speaker 1: school slang cobber, what does that mean now?
Speaker 2: That means now either mate or bro or legend. Hey
Speaker 2: their cobber, Hey, their legend makes sense, doesn't it?
Speaker 1: Okay? What about this is a real old school one
Speaker 1: and probably a little bit sexist, to be fair, Sheila, we.
Speaker 2: Don't use that anymore, but that in these days is
Speaker 2: a chick, a girl or even a missus.
Speaker 1: Still a little bit sexist, still.
Speaker 3: A little bit sexist, just sort of flirting with them.
Speaker 1: Okay, Okay, here, it's good.
Speaker 2: What about bonza or ripper bonza that translates to sick
Speaker 2: lit or epic?
Speaker 3: Sick lit lit is the big one? Like that is lit?
Speaker 3: It means really cool. That means sick.
Speaker 1: So that footy game is lit?
Speaker 7: All that?
Speaker 1: Okay?
Speaker 7: Cool?
Speaker 2: I used sick a lot back in the day too,
Speaker 2: by the way, as a young teen. And he needs
Speaker 2: to confuse the hell out of my mother because she's like, well,
Speaker 2: six not a good thing.
Speaker 3: It's a really bad thing. How can to be a
Speaker 3: positive thing?
Speaker 1: Is that? How did Hayes talks And I'd be like,
Speaker 1: why are you talking?
Speaker 7: Like that.
Speaker 1: This is one of your old school favorites. What about grouse?
Speaker 1: Remember just seeing grouse on neighbors and home and away along?
Speaker 2: So grouse translating these days to goatd fire or unreal fire?
Speaker 2: The fire one still gets meny Oh, that's fire, that's
Speaker 2: totally fire.
Speaker 1: I just feel like unreal. They stole that one from us.
Speaker 1: Existent all right, one more, yep, what if I was to.
Speaker 2: Say, rack off, rack off, translate these days to get
Speaker 2: stuff jog on so you feel like there's actually one
Speaker 2: more that's a really good one. That is struth truth.
Speaker 2: If you're if you have ever heard your parents go struth,
Speaker 2: that's some.
Speaker 1: That is vintage Olf Stewart. Isn't it truth? Or stone
Speaker 1: the crows?
Speaker 2: And that translates via alpha language to wtf omg or
Speaker 2: simply brah.
Speaker 4: Brah.
Speaker 3: Truth is bra And I'm getting that now from my
Speaker 3: four year old Brah brah.
Speaker 1: And it's so derogatory and defanc of, isn't it's confused
Speaker 1: when a small child goes bra like you're an idiot?
Speaker 4: Alright?
Speaker 1: Thirteen twenty four to ten, let's do this. What are
Speaker 1: the old school words that you used to use. Maybe
Speaker 1: we'll try and translate them.
Speaker 3: For you, try and translate them into gen Z and
Speaker 3: alpha terms.
Speaker 1: Sure, Hey, Danny, what's some old school language for us?
Speaker 7: Taxi?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 3: Yes, use the word taxi. So using the sentence or
Speaker 3: a situation for us, Danny, taxi, particularly particularly at a
Speaker 3: pub someone knocks a glass off.
Speaker 2: Yep.
Speaker 1: I feel like that still happens, though, Danny, I don't
Speaker 1: think that will ever die. I think our generation definitely,
Speaker 1: but I don't know if anyone younger than enough hopefully
Speaker 1: what they call it out uber, Let's go to Ellen.
Speaker 1: Good morning, guys, good good? What's the old school word bogogery?
Speaker 1: Bog as? In what context? I don't think there's necessarily
Speaker 1: a new a new playing by, but my kids looked
Speaker 1: at me before and went to buy what is that?
Speaker 1: Good morning, Heather, Good morning, guys? How are you good? Good?
Speaker 1: What's your old school word?
Speaker 7: Come?
Speaker 1: Oh? I haven't heard that for years?
Speaker 3: What does that mean?
Speaker 4: I mean because whenever we used to talk and that
Speaker 4: miss yeah, is that that's that's.
Speaker 1: No cap now? Isn't it like rubbish? Oh?
Speaker 2: Right, okay, rubbish full of it?
Speaker 3: So you say, oh, that's absolute buncom Yeah, okay, I.
Speaker 1: Want you to use that in a sense. Since today,
Speaker 1: when Isaac Rankin gets five weeks or six weeks, you
Speaker 1: can say, oh.
Speaker 3: That's stuff like that.
Speaker 1: Okay, no cap, Should we take them mook? Yes, gelicious,
Speaker 1: good morning, good morning.
Speaker 3: Got what you got for us? Friend?
Speaker 2: This song comes before taxi and it's tequila.
Speaker 3: Oh tequila as in the song, as in the song.
Speaker 4: How good?
Speaker 3: This was huge back in the day. Did we just
Speaker 3: wait for the big piller? She's you would have been
Speaker 3: the pioneer for this ur recon geo back in the day.
Speaker 2: Well, I tried my best.
Speaker 3: She's building it out.
Speaker 1: Yeah, nice, So geo? Is that what people used to
Speaker 1: yell out if someone's like, knock something over?
Speaker 2: No, no taxi was that was definitely taxi, But usually
Speaker 2: tequila has probably come a few few times before taxi
Speaker 2: got yelled out, got through that, which changed now, as
Speaker 2: Joe said, old schools, tequila, there we go.
Speaker 1: Thanks for your cools.
Speaker 3: There's a bit of education that's helped.
Speaker 1: Everybody has it helped?
Speaker 3: Of course, it made things just a little bit more confusing. Seriously,
Speaker 3: no cap