Speaker 1: Jason Lauren on one hundred.
Speaker 2: It is just going eighteen to eight. You're on the
Speaker 2: air with Jason and Lauren. The five K question coming
Speaker 2: up at eight o'clock this morning. You are listening to
Speaker 2: Noble one hundred and she is a chilling one whole. God,
Speaker 2: we're going backwards. Was five before. It's now four degrees
Speaker 2: and showers expected today.
Speaker 1: I can see a bit of I can see a
Speaker 1: bit of blue sky this. Oh gosh, the clouds moving fast.
Speaker 2: I'm taking the misses out for lunch today.
Speaker 1: I did not pack a jacket, but yeah, I know
Speaker 1: where you're going to be. Cozy woman there. That's nice
Speaker 1: little date day on a Friday.
Speaker 2: Driving to I'm going now for a girl.
Speaker 3: You're going out on a date because today is the
Speaker 3: world's shortest day. Yeah, Lou's is scared.
Speaker 2: She's going to run out of conversation. So she's like,
Speaker 2: if you're going to take me out, do it today.
Speaker 3: Do it on Winter Solstice?
Speaker 1: Is that what it's called Winter solstice?
Speaker 3: Solstice?
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's a good day. I think they'll be. I
Speaker 1: don't know why. I can just feel there's a lot
Speaker 1: of a ready Melbourne today. I'm having a girl's lunch. Yeah,
Speaker 1: with three of my best friends.
Speaker 2: The weather Clears to the footy tonight as well, Huge
Speaker 2: Matt the g sold out the Cats going up against
Speaker 2: the Blue Baggers.
Speaker 1: Se you what we're what we're not going to be
Speaker 1: talking about at the girl's lunch?
Speaker 3: What's that foot buys? I will not be Do you
Speaker 3: know what we should talk about?
Speaker 1: What?
Speaker 3: The highest paying jobs in Australia have been revealed without
Speaker 3: needing a degree, So forget about going to UNI. You
Speaker 3: can make a stack of cash just by working in
Speaker 3: these fields. What is it?
Speaker 1: We have the cops and it's not medical, it's not
Speaker 1: you probably don't need to know.
Speaker 2: You don't need agree to join the police force. And
Speaker 2: we're the Victorian Police in the other day and they're
Speaker 2: saying that it's not bad coin.
Speaker 3: You can get one hundred or north of one hundred
Speaker 3: grand for jobs that don't require a degree. Piece of paper.
Speaker 3: So let me wez through the top five.
Speaker 1: Because I was a UNI dropout?
Speaker 3: Did you not get your bit?
Speaker 2: Did you not graduate?
Speaker 1: I got kicked out twice?
Speaker 3: Do you not get the hat?
Speaker 2: Let's send it back to finishing.
Speaker 1: Don't my dad wants me to go back.
Speaker 2: Let's mature student.
Speaker 1: So annoying. I made it in politics.
Speaker 3: They ask all the questions at the back, CLI always such.
Speaker 2: Can you imagine it's broadcasting live from graduation day? How
Speaker 2: long do you need to go back for?
Speaker 1: I think only on two or three subjects.
Speaker 3: We're going back, going, we must go.
Speaker 1: I don't think that the credits would have expired by now.
Speaker 1: Those credits would have expired by now. I never had
Speaker 1: to start again. We could call it sing a degree
Speaker 1: in p art was common sense.
Speaker 3: Any way, Jason. Number five coal miners, they earn an
Speaker 3: average of one hundred and thirty thousand and thirty three
Speaker 3: dollars annually. A few mates agree, is that a fifo
Speaker 3: no degree? Yeah, a lot of them are flying.
Speaker 2: I've got a few mates that have done it, and
Speaker 2: they said.
Speaker 3: It is a lot of the hell.
Speaker 1: It's hard to A lot of them.
Speaker 3: Get per diems as well, but it's living away from home.
Speaker 2: He hated it.
Speaker 1: You actually end up making a lot more money than
Speaker 1: number four.
Speaker 3: Yeap train drivers one hundred and thirty two thousand dollars.
Speaker 2: Got a made of mine who worked behind the bar
Speaker 2: at Hampton Bowls when they shut down. He tried to
Speaker 2: be a train driver apparently very limited.
Speaker 3: To get in Yeah, hard to get in. Yeah, it's
Speaker 3: also quite a tough job. I think differently.
Speaker 1: The railway pays a lot. You see a lot of
Speaker 1: things as a train driver. No, it's quite you see
Speaker 1: a lot of things.
Speaker 3: Yeah, not steering, you see some things.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you're not steering the tracks do that. You're either
Speaker 2: going forward or back.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but you have a huge responsibility. They're on like
Speaker 1: public lands, yes, like no, like you go through likesines
Speaker 1: and stuff.
Speaker 2: I think you more mean for the passengers.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we'd love to drive a train through, but then
Speaker 3: you can't do the city loop.
Speaker 2: I want to have to. I want to have in
Speaker 2: one of those electric trams. They look fun, aren't they all? No, No,
Speaker 2: they're nice ones.
Speaker 3: You okay, sweet Digress number three a pilot one hundred
Speaker 3: and forty three thousand dollars as.
Speaker 1: Well, So I expected more that would be starting.
Speaker 3: That's starting.
Speaker 1: That's just starting, my joking, because once you start captaining
Speaker 1: those big A three eighties, and you make a lot
Speaker 1: of money when you travel overseas because you get paid
Speaker 1: for your time, just turn over time.
Speaker 3: So pilots have to go to pilot school, but they
Speaker 3: don't need to go to university.
Speaker 1: But it's very expensive to paint to train as a pilot.
Speaker 1: It's not a cheap hobby to go and get your pilots.
Speaker 2: Last night, you've got to go out to my rabbit.
Speaker 1: You've got to get all your hours up and you
Speaker 1: need to pay you for those hours.
Speaker 3: Number two, also aviation related. An air traffic controller an
Speaker 3: average of one hundred and fifty three and a half
Speaker 3: thousand dollars.
Speaker 1: They say an air traffic controller is one of the
Speaker 1: most stressful jobs.
Speaker 3: In the world.
Speaker 1: Well, our next door neighbor became an air traffic controller,
Speaker 1: my old next neighbor. And the process to become an
Speaker 1: air traffic controller, they put you under these like in
Speaker 1: these intense situations where they like yell at you and
Speaker 1: abuse you and all of this stuff, to just try
Speaker 1: and see if you can keep you cool. Because if
Speaker 1: you've got three planes in the air and you've got to,
Speaker 1: like in a moment of panic, sort out what happens.
Speaker 2: Snowgiars at Aldi special by day, keep you cool. You've
Speaker 2: got to go in there.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you got to sort the customers in order.
Speaker 2: Yeah. If you can do that, the job's yours.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's a good good option. I bought the snooking
Speaker 3: and number one job you can do without a degree.
Speaker 3: I was staggered by the take home wage is a
Speaker 3: named radio host that's not true. North of half a
Speaker 3: million dollars, it says here it's probably an under cell.
Speaker 2: Bloody that mate.
Speaker 3: It's been published to the Australian Tax Office Australian Tax
Speaker 3: Office data.
Speaker 1: We're not all kyl and Jackie oaclint.
Speaker 3: News readers right down.
Speaker 2: I can confirm you don't need a degree.
Speaker 1: To gurney drop it out, look at me, leave an
Speaker 1: m I.
Speaker 2: T hey.
Speaker 1: Have you got Do you think they want me on
Speaker 1: their alumni post about?
Speaker 2: Probably not? Have you got a well paying job but
Speaker 2: you didn't do great at school? No degree but a
Speaker 2: good gig?
Speaker 1: Yes, no degreeyous? If you don't want to spill the
Speaker 1: beans on how much you're earning publicly, but good job,
Speaker 1: or you want to brag about it, maybe you know.
Speaker 3: What Chippies make a lot of money? Yeah, it's all
Speaker 3: cash is too, it's all I don't know invoice only.
Speaker 1: Don't garbage truck drivers make a bit too?
Speaker 2: Even im I removals the other day though, like, hey
Speaker 2: we can get five hund bucks cheap if you do cash.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, who's not dodging the In the building industry.
Speaker 2: Fielding, I'll move twice Building thirteen twenty four to ten.
Speaker 3: If you work in the construction industry, you actually have
Speaker 3: to drop a g as well.
Speaker 2: In industry living thirty twenty four ten eating. Didn't do
Speaker 2: well at school, but you're killing it in a professional world.
Speaker 2: Give us a call at Nova.
Speaker 1: We are discussing did you fail at school but you're
Speaker 1: killing it now? That's what we want to know. Maybe
Speaker 1: you're a high school dropout, maybe you UNI drop out,
Speaker 1: but you live in your best life.
Speaker 2: It's good to Amelia in South Melbourne. Didn't do well
Speaker 2: at school? But what are you doing now?
Speaker 1: I'm a concrete pumper. I've got my own concrete pumping company.
Speaker 2: Your own company?
Speaker 1: Are you printing printing cash? Amelia?
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, money?
Speaker 3: What are we talking?
Speaker 2: Was that? Rude?
Speaker 3: Per job?
Speaker 1: Fifteen hundred per job? How you doing jobs? Three jobs
Speaker 1: a day?
Speaker 4: You're doing very well?
Speaker 2: Good? Much?
Speaker 1: How much the concrete costure four and a half grand
Speaker 1: a day?
Speaker 2: Yeah? But like out of the four and a half
Speaker 2: grand a day, is that in your pocket?
Speaker 1: Technical live a little?
Speaker 2: Okay?
Speaker 3: Sorry, sorry, Cashi's as well, is that.
Speaker 1: I'm not good with tax time. Is that gross or whatsoever?
Speaker 2: Gross? Gross?
Speaker 1: It's not gross gross gross?
Speaker 3: What you like gross gross?
Speaker 1: It was gross gross old. I wasn't good at tax time?
Speaker 3: Is it gross or net?
Speaker 1: Gross or net?
Speaker 2: It was the other one of gross or.
Speaker 1: I said something. You thought it was fancy. I know
Speaker 1: exactly what it was.
Speaker 2: You went, oh, that computer had two grams of storage.
Speaker 1: That's an easy two grams have stories?
Speaker 3: Yeah, they are all the gigabytes and megabytes and aga bytes.
Speaker 2: Oh terrible.
Speaker 1: But I also, no, that wasn't bigger than an MB
Speaker 1: or is an bigger than a GB?
Speaker 3: And where you have five thousand dollars?
Speaker 1: Wh is a TV sit coming up?
Speaker 3: Short?
Speaker 2: And I'm still confused? Why the bloody floppy? This was
Speaker 2: still a hard kind of stupid.
Speaker 1: Anyway, back to what we were doing. Did you drop
Speaker 1: out of UNI or school and you're killing it now? Natalie?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I go morning.
Speaker 1: Though morning morning.
Speaker 4: I had a daughter when I will sell pregnant sixteen,
Speaker 4: so I didn't even finish high school. I left in
Speaker 4: you before year eleven finished, and I could it work
Speaker 4: because I was raising my daughter. And then in the
Speaker 4: Master of like ten years. I'm on over one hundred
Speaker 4: and thirty.
Speaker 3: Yes, Natalie looking after.
Speaker 4: Australia New Zealand for a business.
Speaker 2: So who needs awesome? Who needs business? Good work?
Speaker 1: Good on your Natalie, that's that's all one hundred and
Speaker 1: thirty k.
Speaker 2: Like you know, to bounce back. I'ming a kid that
Speaker 2: young as well.
Speaker 1: She's been living her best life. She'd be like forty
Speaker 1: and her kids basically be twenty When my kids were.
Speaker 2: I won't be going to electric copy on a cruise ship.
Speaker 3: Molly in Eltham, What do you do? What do you
Speaker 3: do that makes you so rich? And you dropped out
Speaker 3: of uni or school?
Speaker 4: I'm a traffic controller.
Speaker 1: Now I've heard this is where you're raking in cash.
Speaker 2: So obviously you're good looking as well.
Speaker 1: Then they're all gorgeous beautiful. How did you become a
Speaker 1: traffic controller? Did you have to go to school or
Speaker 1: university for that? I did a one day course? And
Speaker 1: how much does a traffic controller earn?
Speaker 4: So this year today and it's my first year doing it,
Speaker 4: I've made one hundred and seventy six thousand.
Speaker 1: Dollars in June. Yeah, when did you start?
Speaker 3: One hundred and seventy six thousand.
Speaker 1: When did you start?
Speaker 4: I started on the first of June last year.
Speaker 1: So hang, hang on, is this like a hundred times?
Speaker 2: Why did you it booked for jobs?
Speaker 3: No, it's full time.
Speaker 1: So do you get paid extra if you're doing overtime
Speaker 1: or is that your salary you based selling? Yeah, but
Speaker 1: that's a lot of overtime.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but still like you're holding a slow stop sign?
Speaker 1: Is that where you do stop start slow? Yeah?
Speaker 4: Or I sit at the gate and open a boom gate?
Speaker 2: Question? You know the one day course is there is
Speaker 2: there a certain part of that course that's dedicated to
Speaker 2: walkie talkie technique because you know how sometimes it's strong,
Speaker 2: you're like a clean I've gone to stop over and
Speaker 2: then you'd have to be about three minutes of the
Speaker 2: whole day that's.
Speaker 1: Dedicated to that.
Speaker 3: What about operating the little temporary traffic lights, Well, they
Speaker 3: don't need him for them.
Speaker 1: Our automatic we don't even have to operate. She just
Speaker 1: pushes a button to open a boom gate.
Speaker 4: Guys, you have to be on a union site to
Speaker 4: get that money.
Speaker 1: Unions.
Speaker 3: John what's his name Workers United at the moment is
Speaker 3: Johnny Seer from thee IF.
Speaker 2: Part of me thought, you're about to say John West.
Speaker 1: John West EAT's best.
Speaker 3: He rejects the fish.
Speaker 1: John West fish is best.
Speaker 2: What is John West?
Speaker 1: It's the John West does something.
Speaker 3: Best, rejects tuna.
Speaker 1: Doesn't John West do something the best?
Speaker 2: It's the fish John West rejects that makes John West
Speaker 2: the best lawson.
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