Speaker 1: We go get you the ready morning every day every
Speaker 1: gentle Adelaides.
Speaker 2: Our next guest is responsible for bringing essay gather Around
Speaker 2: livet Golf and he's working on a superbowlis. He's the
Speaker 2: forty seventh Premier of South Australia and he joins us
Speaker 2: on Nova nine one nine. Please welcome Peter Malanowskis, and
Speaker 2: I don't.
Speaker 3: Want to peel back the curtain too far, but this
Speaker 3: man has been calling us relentlessly time and time and
Speaker 3: time again, trying to get his hands on the gather
Speaker 3: around me Jody and Hazy four day pass to the
Speaker 3: Pepsi collecting because he loves love music and DJs. Pram me,
Speaker 3: Peter Malanowskis, could you just give it a rest please?
Speaker 4: Well played, Good morning, Jerdey morning, Hazy.
Speaker 3: Good morning, and you join us for a huge announcement
Speaker 3: this morning.
Speaker 4: Yeah, really exciting stuff. We've been working in sautastral It
Speaker 4: feels like for a couple of decades we've wanted to
Speaker 4: get a direct flight to the United States, and this
Speaker 4: morning we're able to announce officially that ticket's gone sale
Speaker 4: for the first time ever for Adelaide to be connected
Speaker 4: to the United States. With a direct flight from United Airlines.
Speaker 4: The flight started in December. We're going to be using
Speaker 4: a seven eighty seven brand new Boeing Dreamliner flying into
Speaker 4: the US. So this is a really important day for
Speaker 4: outbound is one thing. It's more convenient for travelers, but
Speaker 4: what's more important from our perspective is getting travelers from
Speaker 4: the US direct into Adelaide and also continue to increase
Speaker 4: that sort of economic relationship we have with the United States,
Speaker 4: which has been going pretty well. Given the economic growth
Speaker 4: of South Australia relative to the rest of the nation.
Speaker 3: This is obviously a collaboration with them to increase tourism.
Speaker 1: Is that right, increased tourism?
Speaker 4: Yes, absolutely. Trade is important too, so the US is
Speaker 4: our second biggest export market and the biggest market when
Speaker 4: it comes to international travelers coming to Australia's and all
Speaker 4: of the research tells us that if you've got a
Speaker 4: direct flight, the likelihood of an international traveler coming to
Speaker 4: your city goes up dramatically. This is why we've wanted
Speaker 4: this so badly. I think it's a good day for
Speaker 4: South Australian economy. And the other thing that was the
Speaker 4: United Airlines mind when we were talking to them about
Speaker 4: this going back throughout last year was August Ucas is
Speaker 4: going to meet. There's a lot more business travel between
Speaker 4: the US and Adelaide and that sort of makes it
Speaker 4: stack up as well. So it's just a good sign
Speaker 4: of the economies heading in the right direction in South
Speaker 4: Australia and we just got to keep that moment of
Speaker 4: going premer.
Speaker 5: You've got such an unbelievable reputation now for getting big
Speaker 5: events to South Australia and keeping them here. Your Port
Speaker 5: Adelaide supporter, can you take us behind the scenes. Will
Speaker 5: you use your power and reputation to keep the likes
Speaker 5: of Miles Bergman and Zach Butters in South Australia in
Speaker 5: the long term.
Speaker 4: No, I tell you what, no judge aside. I was
Speaker 4: at the Port game against Richmond, Yes, and I got
Speaker 4: to meet Miles Bergmann's parent and we'll have a lovely
Speaker 4: chat now they're over for Victoria. Was saying how much
Speaker 4: they love South Australia and we're having this really nice
Speaker 4: chit chat. And then right at the end of the
Speaker 4: conversation as we're going back out to the footy to
Speaker 4: watch start watching the footier, I just couldn't help myself.
Speaker 4: I said, now we are going to keep your lad
Speaker 4: here in South Australia, so we're doing our best every opposite,
Speaker 4: do we get?
Speaker 3: I love Premier that when you do go along for
Speaker 3: the football, and as I recall, you went to the
Speaker 3: IFL Grand Final last year and under the pretense of
Speaker 3: work you had to meet Katie Perry. Got it.
Speaker 4: That's actually not that far away. She's here in June,
Speaker 4: I think. So we're not that far away from the
Speaker 4: billion Katie Perry concertant and the Love getting sold out.
Speaker 4: So one turned into a few more pretty quickly, which
Speaker 4: is good.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Premier, thank you so much for coming on with
Speaker 3: that huge announcement. This morning, United Airlines will commence the
Speaker 3: first ever direct flights from Adelaide to the States, the
Speaker 3: first flight leaving on December thirteenth, and you can actually
Speaker 3: pick up tickets as of today, is that right.
Speaker 4: That's correct. Tickets are on sale now. Well. One last point,
Speaker 4: if you've got a Velocity with Virgin, they've got a
Speaker 4: Velocity Freak and Fly, so you can do code share
Speaker 4: with Virgin and you can get Velocity points. So it's
Speaker 4: good news for Velosoity frequent fliers as well.
Speaker 3: That's great. You can travel economy X now Premier.
Speaker 1: Well done, Thank you guys.
Speaker 6: I need to know.
Speaker 1: I need to know now, I need to know.
Speaker 7: I need to know.
Speaker 1: I need to know what's the news today, to know what.
Speaker 3: You need to know with Jody and Asy, have you
Speaker 3: ever seen an envelope? Beg, it's pretty pathetic, really.
Speaker 8: My gosh, and ovelop for.
Speaker 5: The cash it is.
Speaker 8: It's getting a little bit desperate at here.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, come on, I settle down. What about this Uber
Speaker 3: is expanding it's ride sharing in South Australia. So Uber
Speaker 3: now operates in the Barossa Valley, Adelaide Plains and the
Speaker 3: Light Region as well because of the demand, and they're
Speaker 3: saying it'll be obviously safer and more convenient transport options
Speaker 3: in those areas. And Uber drivers have walked in the
Speaker 3: expansion citing very very very high demand in those regional spots.
Speaker 8: Yeah, do you come be honest with you.
Speaker 5: I didn't know in saying that, I can't remember the
Speaker 5: last time that I got either a taxi or anything
Speaker 5: out to other McLaren Vale or Barossa.
Speaker 8: No, I didn't know that that service wasn't unavailable.
Speaker 3: I wonder this begs a question. So is it in
Speaker 3: and around those areas of the Barossa and McLaren Vale,
Speaker 3: or is it to and from Adelaide? Is that what
Speaker 3: it is?
Speaker 8: I'm not sure.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 8: Produce them lily inclusive of everywhere.
Speaker 3: Yeah, all right, So I wonder therefore, how much uber
Speaker 3: would cost to McLaren Vale or would cost to the
Speaker 3: Barossa A lot?
Speaker 5: Yeah, I remember, I remember back in the day he
Speaker 5: would sometimes get sort of cabs out that way. I'm
Speaker 5: not sure we can't bear the two, but it's sort
Speaker 5: of sixty seventy bucks.
Speaker 3: Yeah, right on a good day. Yeah, you know how
Speaker 3: sometimes you get cab charges, Like back in the day,
Speaker 3: I used to get cab charges. I remember someone from
Speaker 3: radio station had a few drinks in Brisbane then decided
Speaker 3: on their cab charge to get a taxi to the
Speaker 3: Gold coasterday soon after we're no longer employed.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 8: It's funny, though, isn't it. When I was here?
Speaker 3: Oh no, here we go.
Speaker 8: This is a real solid life lesson.
Speaker 5: When I was in your tenth I was at school
Speaker 5: and I got a couple of cab charges and I
Speaker 5: got hauled out in right in the middle of school
Speaker 5: assembly so there's a thousand kids there. I got singled
Speaker 5: out by the deputy principal who just said you need.
Speaker 8: To come with me. I marched out in front of everyone.
Speaker 5: I was like, I've either been selective for something really
Speaker 5: really perceived.
Speaker 1: Trouble.
Speaker 5: Anyway, he sat me down and he said, what did
Speaker 5: you do on this night? Blah blah blah, and I
Speaker 5: was like, I was like, no, nothing, there's nothing wrong here.
Speaker 8: I really David spears it. Oh, I certainly did not.
Speaker 3: That was very trouble.
Speaker 5: And as he told me, through all of these cab
Speaker 5: charges have been racked up, and it was like a
Speaker 5: trip through the Northern Beaches through the city, a fifty
Speaker 5: dollars extra which was for maccas and I denied the
Speaker 5: whole thing. And it eventually was like you understand that
Speaker 5: these things work like a checkbook. Yeah, there's a code
Speaker 5: on the actual one, and there's a code here that
Speaker 5: we've got and we can so we can link it up.
Speaker 8: And then I was like, ah, then you got me, man,
Speaker 8: you got me.
Speaker 3: What is it with.
Speaker 8: Cabs so close to getting expelled?
Speaker 3: What is it with cabs and maccas runs.
Speaker 8: I don't know. I remember it feels like a good idea.
Speaker 3: My husband had a few too many forfies too many
Speaker 3: one night and checked his bank account the next time.
Speaker 3: It was like sixty dollars the McDonald's. So the cab
Speaker 3: driver's oouly obviously gone, I'll have a big mac meal
Speaker 3: because in that.
Speaker 5: Moment you're so generous and you think what you're doing
Speaker 5: is really really grass. You're like, oh, what can I
Speaker 5: get your mate? And then most of the do you
Speaker 5: know what, stop a large big macmia.
Speaker 3: This uber thing's good, I reckon because I remember during
Speaker 3: the Gulf in the first year, Greg and I caught
Speaker 3: it an uber back from Grange and they added a
Speaker 3: surge fee and that it was one hundred and twenty dollars.
Speaker 3: An uber from Grange to my house in the Eastern
Speaker 3: Suburbs was one hundred and twenty dollars. Wow, And she's
Speaker 3: do you reckon? I expected to be hauled out in
Speaker 3: front of the school assembly over that one.
Speaker 8: Yeah, that is outrageous.
Speaker 5: Once again, though, Joe, it's just mistaking the word surge
Speaker 5: with soiling.
Speaker 2: Still to come with Jodie and Hazy on Adelaide's One Night.
Speaker 5: If it was served right, surging soiling difference.
Speaker 3: You're telling the story. I can with my hand on
Speaker 3: my trying to get.
Speaker 9: My heart.
Speaker 3: I've never been charged to soiling fee in my life,
Speaker 3: thank you very much.
Speaker 8: We've at least once a.
Speaker 5: Vomited in the.
Speaker 3: Back of a cab over here.
Speaker 8: Goodness, man, keep it in.
Speaker 3: I will not be lectured on soiling fees.
Speaker 8: I will not keep it in in the back of
Speaker 8: the cab.
Speaker 5: Six fifteen A venue machine coming up next Joe's is
Speaker 5: going to drop the first question in a matter of morning.
Speaker 2: The following segment is the mature audiences only and may
Speaker 2: contain all content, graphic language and nudity.
Speaker 3: Not that you'll see it if it easily offended. Well,
Speaker 3: you're about to find out.
Speaker 8: Just how easily your father.
Speaker 5: He's on money, Jody and six nothing special time in
Speaker 5: the morning where we can be I don't know, just
Speaker 5: sort of tiptoe on the boundary of what's appropriate what's
Speaker 5: not before we straighten up after seven o'clock jokes.
Speaker 3: Yes, this is our chance to get it out of
Speaker 3: the system. Shake it off, Shake it off, shake it off,
Speaker 3: and then we're good. But bloys, who.
Speaker 5: Would have thought via the naughty at six point forty
Speaker 5: we'd be talking about one of the greats, Jessica Simpson.
Speaker 3: Shut on, can it's beautiful.
Speaker 1: Dame, You're going to be quite surprised.
Speaker 5: It's about how Jessica Simpson gets her voice to where
Speaker 5: it needs to be.
Speaker 3: And it is an epic voice. Let's not forget. Did
Speaker 3: she win one of the idols like American Idol or
Speaker 3: something like that.
Speaker 1: I don't think so.
Speaker 5: Probably thinking of Kelly Clark's I am yeah, it's okay,
Speaker 5: too lazy with epic voices. Yeah, Jessica Simpson was getting
Speaker 5: done before American Idol. Don't worry about that. Yeah, Yeah,
Speaker 5: she's one of the absolute ojays. How does she get
Speaker 5: her voice to where it needs to be? I don't
Speaker 5: know what's your secret there, jess.
Speaker 1: It's this Chinese herb thing and I'm like, I don't know,
Speaker 1: and my vocal books told me to drink it, and
Speaker 1: they googled the ingredient and snakes run.
Speaker 3: If you want to good vocal, you got to drink
Speaker 3: snakes rock.
Speaker 1: Which we've said since day dot on this show, haven't
Speaker 1: we ever?
Speaker 3: Since we launched Jody in Hazy several years ago, we said,
Speaker 3: if you want to sound good as a singer, here
Speaker 3: have a cup of snakes.
Speaker 1: But there you go, give us a pint, Give us
Speaker 1: a pint of the stuff.
Speaker 3: It's like when you go and have a glass the
Speaker 3: one they're like, do you want a small poor a
Speaker 3: large pool? It's snake sperm, large poor?
Speaker 1: Thanks last you too much?
Speaker 5: Had too much?
Speaker 1: Had I need more of the snake sperm? What would
Speaker 1: you do?
Speaker 5: And how much sperm and semur would you ingest to
Speaker 5: get the results that you needed?
Speaker 1: I think that's the big question.
Speaker 3: I don't know. Out of the two of us, you
Speaker 3: were the one that was a semi professional singer at
Speaker 3: the line on a Sunday afternoon.
Speaker 5: You tell me, well, I'm not sure I'm drinking snake sperm,
Speaker 5: but I was drinking honey at one stage. Really, I'm
Speaker 5: just quite intrigued about this whole because I've heard for
Speaker 5: a long long time that ingesting sperm and seems very very.
Speaker 1: Good for your health.
Speaker 3: Oh, is that what you tell Kara?
Speaker 5: Some of the properties in there. So what you're saying
Speaker 5: is you've already been Greeks trying to trick you before.
Speaker 5: Is that what's happened? And he's not a singer, He's
Speaker 5: not a singer at all. But your vocals vocals are fantastic.
Speaker 5: Lucky snakes.
Speaker 3: Do you know what I wonder though? If like there's
Speaker 3: a snake in China just going all right, better make
Speaker 3: this a good batch. This is headed for Jessica Simpson.
Speaker 1: Oh it's a big batch too.
Speaker 5: Snakes On is also having a cigarette, Like, I can't
Speaker 5: believe this is my job?
Speaker 3: Now, are you across just how insane Easter egg prices
Speaker 3: are already?
Speaker 5: Well, no, because I think car would be in charge
Speaker 5: of getting all the eggs. Okay, but she ain't gonna
Speaker 5: like this news. I'm suspecting, well.
Speaker 3: She's not going to like the fact that a one
Speaker 3: kilogram lint milk chocolate bunny is now priced at one
Speaker 3: hundred and twenty dollars. I repeat, one hundred and twenty dollars.
Speaker 3: Excuse me very much. That is insane. So major retailers
Speaker 3: like David Jones, My and ij are listing that same
Speaker 3: link bunny between one hundred and forty nine ninety five
Speaker 3: and one hundred and sixty nine ninety nine.
Speaker 1: That is what.
Speaker 3: That is insane. So they're saying Linta is saying the
Speaker 3: high prices are due to increased material costs. Particular Coco,
Speaker 3: which Reese reached historical highs in twenty twenty four, leading
Speaker 3: to a lot of parents being like, well, we're just
Speaker 3: going to cancel Lisa. We're in a cost of living
Speaker 3: crisis people, that's the thing as well.
Speaker 5: I mean, if you did have to cut back on
Speaker 5: the chocolate's probably not a bad thing for your health. No,
Speaker 5: but this is good motivation to do that.
Speaker 3: I will say on behalf of parents, though I don't
Speaker 3: know if others do this, but I go into panic
Speaker 3: mode because like, it's all right, my kids aren't going
Speaker 3: to wake up on the Sunday morning and go there's
Speaker 3: no eggs, right, But do you have enough? That is
Speaker 3: the thought process that goes through my a because they
Speaker 3: can't be left, sure, can they?
Speaker 5: When in the history of you paying a parent, have
Speaker 5: you found yourself in a situation where you even slightly
Speaker 5: got close to running out and not having enough chocolate?
Speaker 3: Absolutely not, because you forget that. Also, the grandparents are
Speaker 3: going to bring along some eggs, and also the bunny
Speaker 3: is going to bring some eggs, and also Auntie NAT's
Speaker 3: going to bring some eggs along a lot of them,
Speaker 3: and there's going to be eggs for days not just
Speaker 3: days months. Those kids are eating those eggs until October,
Speaker 3: so they're never going to run out. They're going to
Speaker 3: be eating those eggs when they're all white on the
Speaker 3: out much cheap chocolate.
Speaker 5: It looks terrible, but still the same. Do you always
Speaker 5: get involved as well? I've had one ace. I was like,
Speaker 5: do you know what, I'm not going to touch a
Speaker 5: single bit of chocolate because it's it's all or nothing.
Speaker 5: Good luck just pacing yourself and having one or two
Speaker 5: bits of chocolate. You're either consuming two to three kilos
Speaker 5: of chocolate or you're having nothing at all.
Speaker 3: Well you're one of those blokes. Yeah, okay, so you
Speaker 3: couldn't just have a row, You've got to have the
Speaker 3: whole block.
Speaker 8: Percent really all or nothing.
Speaker 3: God, huge discipline issue.
Speaker 8: To no one.
Speaker 1: Yes.
Speaker 5: So we had a very very interesting call from Haley
Speaker 5: who found herself baptized because she was being too nice.
Speaker 3: Hailey from Waterville, West, What's that didn't happen? Story?
Speaker 10: So I accidentally got baptized. I was bored, so I
Speaker 10: looked up on my gift groups near me and turns
Speaker 10: out both it was very out of date and they
Speaker 10: went in. It was a older grip church, and I
Speaker 10: couldn't leave the awkward and then I just split among
Speaker 10: with the baptisms that were happening that day.
Speaker 8: No, of course, that makes that makes complete sense.
Speaker 11: Okay, ye.
Speaker 3: Haley hayes n I a polite people, but even you
Speaker 3: and I would be like, that's enough.
Speaker 5: See, that's the thing.
Speaker 8: We say that.
Speaker 5: Yeah, we say that. But if we were in this situation,
Speaker 5: I feel like we might be similar. I don't know
Speaker 5: how to say no.
Speaker 3: No, I know you don't.
Speaker 8: Oh my gosh, no, exactly the SI.
Speaker 3: I think this is how we first bonded as friends.
Speaker 3: Isn't it over our just absolute inability to say no
Speaker 3: to people?
Speaker 8: You had to say otherwise, if I had the balls,
Speaker 8: I would have said no to this.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I completely and utterly corrolled you into doing this
Speaker 3: breakfast show. Now it all makes sense. I'll give you
Speaker 3: some examples of my people pleasing exploits. I once had
Speaker 3: a girl at the gym during a class call me
Speaker 3: beck as in Beckmr's three times three times, and on
Speaker 3: the third occasion, I thought, I really just need to
Speaker 3: correct her. That's not who if I am nothing against back,
Speaker 3: but that's not who I am as a human. My
Speaker 3: legs aren't that long. But no, I just left it
Speaker 3: just let I walked away and she's like, see your back, am.
Speaker 1: I bye, I do not have Why can I?
Speaker 8: I can't correct people and they call me by the
Speaker 8: wrong name. So what about that gym?
Speaker 5: I went to a North Adelade recently and we did
Speaker 5: a little video and the whole time he was calling
Speaker 5: me Halsey. Throughout the whole thing, was called me Halsey.
Speaker 5: And I swear, if I have to call this bike,
Speaker 5: I'll probably say, hey mate, it's Halsey.
Speaker 10: Here.
Speaker 3: My worst people pleasing came to light yesterday because this
Speaker 3: is when I'm in my most disgusting space, and that
Speaker 3: is during a massage. And so obviously at the start
Speaker 3: of the massage they're like, what would you like? Would
Speaker 3: you like remedial, would you like relaxation? I said yesterday,
Speaker 3: Because this is not my first row deo in this space,
Speaker 3: I was like, no, I just want relaxing. Plays in
Speaker 3: very mild pressure. So halfway through he took his elbow
Speaker 3: to my vertebrae, to my spine, and I swear to God,
Speaker 3: I think he was going to dislodge my I feel
Speaker 3: a crack. Mya was going to come out of my
Speaker 3: mouth and the sea nine was going to come out
Speaker 3: of my nostril, like it was that hard. And then
Speaker 3: he says that pressure okay, and I'm like, yeah, good, thanks,
Speaker 3: that's good. I had tears in my eyes, tears in
Speaker 3: my eyes, I tell you, it was that. And then
Speaker 3: I'm like, they're going, what am I doing? I paid
Speaker 3: quite a substantial amount of money for this spare hour
Speaker 3: where my kids are at dance and I could just
Speaker 3: come and relax, and I'm in so much pain.
Speaker 5: Don't you dare even slightly offend him, even though you're
Speaker 5: paying top dollar for his services.
Speaker 8: Exactly she should be in the driver's seat there, Chuck,
Speaker 8: do you.
Speaker 3: Do the same? Oh, you don't have massages, not massage,
Speaker 3: but it's not like people touching you or pretty much.
Speaker 5: No haircuts is a big one for me. Oh my gosh,
Speaker 5: you've seen me. Rockets are pretty chit hair cuts and
Speaker 5: I will consistently at the end of those haircuts, b
Speaker 5: thank you so much, really really, and not even just
Speaker 5: walk over.
Speaker 8: Well done. I love it. I'll be back and it'll
Speaker 8: turn up again.
Speaker 3: Why do you keep going back? Is my question?
Speaker 8: I don't know.
Speaker 3: Man. Let's get a ruby from Blackwood. Are you a
Speaker 3: people pleaser, Rosie Ruby?
Speaker 12: I am a people please we gees. I've been doing
Speaker 12: it since I was a teenager.
Speaker 8: Take us through it, so take us through it when
Speaker 8: you get drivers.
Speaker 12: Last So yeah, I was the first one to get
Speaker 12: my license out of our group of eight. So I
Speaker 12: was the free chauffirm. And I had a few friends
Speaker 12: that lived far away and I couldn't help but say
Speaker 12: yes when I had to drop them off a little
Speaker 12: bit further. And yeah, petrol money wasn't really a hot
Speaker 12: topic back then.
Speaker 8: See, so you feel bad.
Speaker 5: So you're driving your friends away around for months and
Speaker 5: months not asking for petrol money because for some reason
Speaker 5: you don't want to offend your friends because you've got
Speaker 5: your drivers.
Speaker 3: Last year, even though you've completely gone half an hour
Speaker 3: out of your way.
Speaker 12: Yeah, or the good old Can we just go through
Speaker 12: Maxus quickly?
Speaker 10: Is that all right?
Speaker 2: Okay?
Speaker 3: This be a test, This will be a tes Did
Speaker 3: you pay for their McDonald's as well?
Speaker 9: People?
Speaker 8: Praying on good people? I know, ah share your story
Speaker 8: thirteen and twenty four ten When were you too nice?
Speaker 1: When were you too nice?
Speaker 5: I think we've established as you're very much a people pleaser.
Speaker 5: It's a really really lovely trait.
Speaker 3: By the way, well it's not my own detriment because
Speaker 3: I just need to have some boundaries and speak up
Speaker 3: for myself. Yeah, I'm like, like, you know how castles
Speaker 3: have moats around them. I just there's no there's no
Speaker 3: moat for days. My mote's four hundred kilometers that way.
Speaker 3: Scale that and then free access. Whatever you want.
Speaker 8: I'll do it.
Speaker 5: If you want Joe to do it a favor, just
Speaker 5: give us a call right now, thirty and twenty fourteen.
Speaker 8: You'll do it. Your babysit. She'll know your back lawn.
Speaker 8: Really it's fine, yeah, because you can't say no. Yeah,
Speaker 8: it's actually really.
Speaker 3: Actually, what about that time I said can you please
Speaker 3: have my dog at Channel seven when it was a
Speaker 3: puppy and you.
Speaker 8: Said yeah, it was the worst experience.
Speaker 3: So you're just as bad as me, Thank you very much.
Speaker 8: But at least I found the dog off to someone
Speaker 8: else and then you. I really love it.
Speaker 5: I'll tell you watch this quickly. No one is more
Speaker 5: of a people pleaser to the people before they get
Speaker 5: themselves in a situation like this. Oh yeah, freak me baby,
Speaker 5: Oh just like that up Let me look you up
Speaker 5: and down. This is an Australian Idol audition. So before
Speaker 5: they get to this stage and you've got the likes
Speaker 5: of Kyle Sandlin saying your crap get out of here,
Speaker 5: everyone else before that, in their point of their life
Speaker 5: has people pleased and said it's good.
Speaker 3: You're really good. Fine, I didn't know where you were
Speaker 3: going from really good. I'll look you up and down.
Speaker 3: That was what's going on here.
Speaker 8: Interesting song, wasn't it.
Speaker 3: Let's go to Caitlyn from mary Bridge. Good morning Caitlyn,
Speaker 3: when we are too nice?
Speaker 13: Good morning. I was too nice to my now husband
Speaker 13: that at the time he was my boyfriend. I had
Speaker 13: a really nice Commodore that I'd got from my cousin
Speaker 13: and he wanted a ute for his motorbike, and he
Speaker 13: swapped my Commodore for a Lemon for Caurier.
Speaker 3: So you gave up a perfectly good car to your
Speaker 3: boyfriend so he could have a crappy ute so he could.
Speaker 13: Yeah, it had its wifers, didn't work, and it had
Speaker 13: a smash wind screen. I only had one side mirror.
Speaker 13: It was just total rubbish.
Speaker 8: Got the motorbike.
Speaker 13: He did get the motorbike on it.
Speaker 3: Yes, what did you drive then, Caitlin, Well, I drove that.
Speaker 3: That was my car.
Speaker 13: Yeah, so he had his. He had his v Y
Speaker 13: sorry vs Commodore h.
Speaker 6: V eight.
Speaker 13: It was nice and clean and I had this crappy.
Speaker 3: So he had two cars essentially, well technically yes, wow, Caitlin,
Speaker 3: lucky you, lucky you went on to marry him. He said,
Speaker 3: let's got a cursey from Tim Kirsty when we were
Speaker 3: too nice.
Speaker 6: I went to a party once and I just got
Speaker 6: hit in the head by a sideboard from a drunk
Speaker 6: person and nearly got knocked out. And then as I
Speaker 6: was leaving everyone to sign a pile in my car
Speaker 6: to actually drop them home because they were so drunk. Yeah,
Speaker 6: including random people that I never met. Yes, And I
Speaker 6: basically just went okay and dropped each individual person home.
Speaker 6: I got home two and a half hours later with
Speaker 6: you in my car and somebody and somebody actually signed
Speaker 6: wiped my car as.
Speaker 3: Well, and also a head injury.
Speaker 1: So good.
Speaker 3: Thanks.
Speaker 8: It's a little concussion. That's what it's all about, isn't it.
Speaker 3: That is far too nice?
Speaker 8: All right?
Speaker 5: Thirteen and twenty four ten give us a call people,
Speaker 5: pleasing moments. Yeah, put in that bracket as well, because
Speaker 5: can you be can you be the President of the
Speaker 5: people pleases? Yeah?
Speaker 3: Sure?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 8: Can I work for you?
Speaker 3: No, you can be my yeah a VP mate?
Speaker 8: Yeah? Can I work for free?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah absolutely? And can you donate all your spare time
Speaker 3: that you have that you should be spending with your
Speaker 3: family and your children? Yes?
Speaker 8: All right, do we out this up? Let's take one
Speaker 8: more call. Let's go to Jane from Clapham. Good morning, Jane,
Speaker 8: Morning Haze Jane.
Speaker 3: What was your people pleasing too nice moment?
Speaker 14: Well, my husband is I'm too nice guy. So he
Speaker 14: took our youngest child to a birthday party many years
Speaker 14: ago when she was, you know, in primary school. He
Speaker 14: arrived at the party and it was they were young
Speaker 14: enough that he was going to stay for the party.
Speaker 14: So his name is Daryl, and he said, O God,
Speaker 14: I'm Daryl, and they proceeded to call him Gary for
Speaker 14: the rest of the party, and he could have you know,
Speaker 14: they're even calling out to him and going Gary, Gary,
Speaker 14: do you want a cup of tea?
Speaker 5: Gary?
Speaker 10: And He's like, who are they talking to?
Speaker 14: So he couldn't even yeah.
Speaker 6: I love.
Speaker 5: By the end of it, they're probably like, hey, Gary
Speaker 5: is that yeah, Gary.
Speaker 6: Yes, yeah.
Speaker 2: Gary.
Speaker 14: So then a few weeks later, we're at the park
Speaker 14: with this family and I mentioned my husband Darryl and
Speaker 14: they just went, what is your husband's name, Darryl?
Speaker 12: And I'm like, yeah, not Gary.
Speaker 14: No, So we've called him Gary ever since.
Speaker 8: Really, that's a good nickname.
Speaker 3: Jane, well done. We're gonna send you off with one
Speaker 3: hundred dollars about you to spend with the family. Cook
Speaker 3: who's got time to cook for the family when you
Speaker 3: rushing around the kid's family? Cook does visit the familycok
Speaker 3: dot com dot Are you well done? Jane and Gary?
Speaker 5: Please say please say a big thank you to Gary.
Speaker 5: What a guy to by the way, absolute legend.
Speaker 8: Good stuff, gazz Let's talk about your youngest. There's some
Speaker 8: issues I'd love to.
Speaker 3: Hear from other parents on this. On God you yeah,
Speaker 3: if you've just to smash other people that they if
Speaker 3: you've just joined us. It's seven forty he's already had
Speaker 3: seven dips at my kids this morning. Anyway, I'd love
Speaker 3: to hear from other parents to see how they handle
Speaker 3: this situation. Thirteen twenty four ten Get involved if you like,
Speaker 3: what do you do when your kid wants to quit
Speaker 3: a sport or an activity or something that they're just
Speaker 3: not particularly into. Because I remember I was just telling you.
Speaker 3: When I was like eight or nine, Mum made me
Speaker 3: go to the YMCA England orkey Tasmania and do jazz
Speaker 3: ballet after school. Wow, I went once. And I'm not
Speaker 3: a dancer. I don't know if you've picked that up.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Look, I haven't seen you much on the dance floor,
Speaker 5: but I can just sort, do you know. I can
Speaker 5: tell just by the way that you move around. Probably
Speaker 5: not a dancer, Jade's I'm a worse dancer than you.
Speaker 5: I don't even know how bad you are dancing, but
Speaker 5: I can tell you now I'm a worst dancer. You
Speaker 5: surrend this together.
Speaker 3: Trying to work out what's worse. You're having a crack
Speaker 3: at my children or my dancing abilities. Anyway, It's all right.
Speaker 3: I can have a crack at my own, but you
Speaker 3: can't anyway. So I hated jess ballet. I hated it.
Speaker 3: I couldn't do it. I was so uncoordinated and I
Speaker 3: just didn't like being there. And I remember going home
Speaker 3: to Colleen, my mum, and just being like, I don't
Speaker 3: want a noon jam ballet anymore.
Speaker 5: Colleen was devastated because she's got dreams of being a
Speaker 5: dance mum and Tazzy. It was her ticket out, it
Speaker 5: was her ticket to the mainland.
Speaker 3: Anyway. I will never forget this, she said, duling. If
Speaker 3: you don't want to do it, you don't have to
Speaker 3: go back. So that's sort of my philosophy on it.
Speaker 3: If your kid's not enjoying something, then you probably shouldn't force.
Speaker 8: Them to do it.
Speaker 3: So can you imagine my heart broke into two last
Speaker 3: night when Harper, who's doing dance a couple of days
Speaker 3: a week to follow in her older sister's footsteps, and
Speaker 3: she had this to say, this is devastating. What did
Speaker 3: you tell me about not wanting to do dance anymore?
Speaker 13: Why not?
Speaker 9: Because I'm she and daddy and it's really hard to
Speaker 9: do which bits hard at cro acrobatic stuff.
Speaker 3: What can't you do.
Speaker 9: Like the mid both of the splits?
Speaker 3: Okay? What did you say about water?
Speaker 9: So when I don't answer my aid some yeah.
Speaker 3: Okay, they do.
Speaker 8: Requiting mentality.
Speaker 3: Can't do the splits and he's very very thirsty in
Speaker 3: the process. I mean, how awful to keep I guess
Speaker 3: that is on me because sometimes mom forgets the water bottle.
Speaker 3: But I'm not even joking. Less than five minutes later,
Speaker 3: I tried to reignite the conversation to see where she's at.
Speaker 3: She's like, I love Dad, I can't wait to go again.
Speaker 5: What are you talking about?
Speaker 8: Mum?
Speaker 5: You're crazy with this mom.
Speaker 8: She's a quitter.
Speaker 2: She's port Adelaide's games record holder.
Speaker 5: Purple mold than good. One looks inside.
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