Speaker 1: Good morning Melbourne, Lauren.
Speaker 2: We'll start your morning the right way.
Speaker 3: Be great. This is Jason Lauren.
Speaker 2: You're one hundred.
Speaker 3: Well, good morning everybody, and welcome to your Monday.
Speaker 4: Good morning, Happy Monday, Melbourne. What a sparkling weekend.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, yesterday it was an absolute cracker. We were
Speaker 3: down at Morning Stends.
Speaker 5: Morning Melbourne, Morning Jace, Lauren.
Speaker 3: Miss you missed our big time. We were down at
Speaker 3: Frankston yesterday at the foreshore there.
Speaker 6: Oh my goodness.
Speaker 4: Thank you to everyone who came and said hello, because
Speaker 4: you know, it's one of those things we don't know
Speaker 4: how many people are going to turn up, and especially
Speaker 4: when we said let's go to Frankston foreshow, that'll be
Speaker 4: an amazing spot.
Speaker 6: We've got so many listeners down there.
Speaker 4: And we didn't really think about what if the weather
Speaker 4: was no good cause it would have been a very
Speaker 4: different scene.
Speaker 6: Was it was hot? Did you twenty two in sunny
Speaker 6: and there were thousands of people.
Speaker 3: Did you meet mister Whippy? No, mister Whippy wasn't there,
Speaker 3: but we did hit Sorry when I left.
Speaker 4: When I left, Jay said to me he had Hudson there,
Speaker 4: his gorgeous little middle child, and they were going to
Speaker 4: go fishing, and I left and drove out of the
Speaker 4: car park and they were just sitting there eating ice creams.
Speaker 6: Jason admittedly Hardy had been very patient.
Speaker 3: He deserved my eight year old. Look, we're going to
Speaker 3: go down there. We're just going to shake hands and
Speaker 3: say hey and give you some money for an hour
Speaker 3: or so.
Speaker 6: We were there for a lot longer than two hours.
Speaker 3: He sat there just watching me, being like, I don't
Speaker 3: think dad's going to stop shaking hands soon. So at
Speaker 3: the end, I was like, you know what you earned?
Speaker 3: The ice cream and a fish, and did you catch
Speaker 3: not a bloody thing?
Speaker 4: Did you go to the fish and chip shop though?
Speaker 4: Because there were people down there fish and chips when
Speaker 4: I left and it looked like, seriously good.
Speaker 3: I didn't want to go to the fish and chip
Speaker 3: shop while holding fishing rods.
Speaker 2: It just had an ice cream in the other It
Speaker 2: screams defeat.
Speaker 6: It does scream defeat, you know what I mean? No
Speaker 6: fish for you? Shame, what a pity. But it was
Speaker 6: it was like I couldn't believe the weather.
Speaker 3: It was incredible, absolutely incredible.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it was amazing.
Speaker 5: So good are all these people turning up to say hey?
Speaker 4: As well, because people have been doing it. The first
Speaker 4: few days it was like just people coming at us.
Speaker 4: Now that's quite an orderly fashion of people saying hey,
Speaker 4: people are getting a bit strategic thinking.
Speaker 6: About where they want to be in the line.
Speaker 4: And then it's always disappointing for we give away a
Speaker 4: thousand dollars to someone. They're the one thousand dollars, two
Speaker 4: thousand or three thousand listener that we've met. They get
Speaker 4: a thousand bucks and the people next in line are.
Speaker 3: Like, oh yeah.
Speaker 6: Well so flat. It's so exciting for someone so flattening.
Speaker 5: You're at the South Melbourne Market on Saturday, and I
Speaker 5: did a live cross to you on weekend today and
Speaker 5: I didn't know if I was Arthur or Marsha.
Speaker 6: Wasn't it awkward?
Speaker 5: I was just I was a bit stunned. I didn't
Speaker 5: know I should wear my radio hat or my TV hat.
Speaker 3: Let's see.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I didn't know if I could have fun with you
Speaker 4: and Jesus or if we had to be serious, because.
Speaker 2: You're serious serious on the news.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Jase.
Speaker 4: How many different tastes of South Melbourne Market did you
Speaker 4: have a few?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 4: Yeah, we had a South I went for right, Jase
Speaker 4: had to hangover on Saturday mornings, so like basically ate
Speaker 4: the whole millionaires. They couldn't wait to get out of
Speaker 4: there on Saturday.
Speaker 6: Couldn't wait.
Speaker 3: I had a couple of cookies. People were bringing them
Speaker 3: from the shop.
Speaker 4: Yeah, oh my gosh, what's the name of that place?
Speaker 6: There's a cookie market cookies.
Speaker 5: You just made this bold admission on air that you
Speaker 5: were I love cook You mean the South Melbourne Michael Keys, Yes.
Speaker 6: Yes, that that whoever gave them to us, thank you.
Speaker 4: They were the best. There was one called a birthday
Speaker 4: cake and I had sprinkles on.
Speaker 3: I got on the gummies as well. It was like
Speaker 3: a Lolli shop there.
Speaker 6: We're having a how of a time.
Speaker 3: Got to watch my wording speaking of with go to
Speaker 3: a t shot My god. Lauren Phillips doggie. Any time
Speaker 3: I saw a dog, she was on the ground rolling.
Speaker 4: Around the dogs down at Frankston. So many people bought
Speaker 4: their dogs and I was not interested in the people.
Speaker 4: You know what, dogs have four paws, that's four shakes.
Speaker 4: It's getting come fast.
Speaker 3: Hey, details on how you can get your hands on
Speaker 3: ten thousand dollars.
Speaker 6: We must be getting close.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we are ready to give this away. Like Laus said,
Speaker 3: every one hundredth person we meet who says hey, winse
Speaker 3: hundred bucks. Every thousandth wins a grand and we are
Speaker 3: getting very close to our ten thousandth handshake or hay, yes.
Speaker 4: We must be getting close. I feel like I've met
Speaker 4: every single person in Melbourne.
Speaker 3: Details on where we're going to be today a little
Speaker 3: bit later on in the show. Not only that, We've
Speaker 3: got a bunch of special guests today too, don't we
Speaker 3: we do?
Speaker 4: Mason Cox is coming in. Can't wait to see what's
Speaker 4: happening in the footy. Keeter Alexander's joining us on the show.
Speaker 5: Oh this is a great song.
Speaker 6: So that's Keita with her song with Fisher. It launched
Speaker 6: a Coachella last year.
Speaker 4: Fisher was at Livgolf on the weekend which looked absolutely
Speaker 4: amazing as well.
Speaker 6: Keita's joining us.
Speaker 4: I went and saw her on Friday night at the
Speaker 4: Corner Hotel. It was jam packed and she is my
Speaker 4: absolute girl crush.
Speaker 3: At the Corner Hotel, great life, yeah, great live music.
Speaker 3: It just screens Melbourne.
Speaker 4: Oh it's such a good spot. There were people at
Speaker 4: the front trying to get in. It was fully sold out.
Speaker 4: You couldn't get in the show is amazing. We're catching
Speaker 4: up with her and we've also got Mel Bracewell and
Speaker 4: Tim McDonald from the Cheap Seats joining us yesterday.
Speaker 3: Got right up there.
Speaker 6: It was really warm in the sun. I was loving it.
Speaker 3: It was beautiful. Obviously I went straight to sunburn rather
Speaker 3: than tanning.
Speaker 6: Did you get sunburnt?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 6: No sunscreen when you were trying to fish.
Speaker 3: On the pier a little bit red US rangers burn.
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Speaker 3: Send my ten year old son. Felix is in the house,
Speaker 3: so we are going to show him an old piece
Speaker 3: of technology. He's going to describe what it is, and
Speaker 3: if people can work out what they think that piece
Speaker 3: of old school tech is, they have the chance to
Speaker 3: win themselves one thousand dollars or thanks to our mates
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Speaker 6: Sounds simple, huh, Felix, are.
Speaker 3: You ready for item number one? Okay, sure, okay, crack
Speaker 3: this describe what I'm handing to you.
Speaker 6: It is rectangular in a type of way of three
Speaker 6: D shape? What color is it? Black?
Speaker 3: What's it made out of? Yeah?
Speaker 6: Is there anything on the back of it?
Speaker 8: There is?
Speaker 3: What's written on it?
Speaker 4: I believe Shae.
Speaker 9: The Today's Show.
Speaker 10: Six?
Speaker 3: Okay, The Today Show six? Wow?
Speaker 5: Oh Steve Leebman will have been hosting back then?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 6: What's on the back of it? Felix, there are.
Speaker 3: Two circular white things. Have you ever used? Have you
Speaker 3: ever used one of those before in your life?
Speaker 6: I feel like I haven't.
Speaker 3: No, have you ever seen me use one?
Speaker 6: Nor?
Speaker 8: Have you ever?
Speaker 3: Yes? Yes?
Speaker 6: Do you think it would go into a machine or something?
Speaker 11: Yes?
Speaker 3: All right? Clear? The phone lines thirteen twenty fourteen is
Speaker 3: our number. Rectangular thing, a.
Speaker 4: Black, rectangular shape, three D shape, three D shape, plastic.
Speaker 3: And it's got Today's Show O six on the bands
Speaker 3: and windy things.
Speaker 4: Yeah, some little white windy things A little bit flicks
Speaker 4: at the top.
Speaker 3: All right, let's go to the phones thirteen twenty fourteen.
Speaker 3: If you think you know what.
Speaker 4: It is, let's go to Sheridan from Montrose. First of all, Sheridan,
Speaker 4: can I ask how old are you?
Speaker 12: I am about to turn thirty five?
Speaker 4: Okay, yes you will know. We should definitely use one
Speaker 4: of these before.
Speaker 6: Sheridan, do you know what it is?
Speaker 12: I think it's a VHS tape.
Speaker 3: Let's check, Felix. What do you think it is?
Speaker 6: You can say it's CD tape.
Speaker 3: No, no, it's not a CD tape. Oh my god,
Speaker 3: that's called v HS. Oh VHS. Yeah. Do you know
Speaker 3: that stands for what? I don't know? Hey, Sheridan, A
Speaker 3: thousand dollars amazing, thank you so much.
Speaker 6: Do you know what a VHS stands for?
Speaker 13: I don't know what to stand It's a.
Speaker 6: Video home system?
Speaker 3: Is that what it is?
Speaker 6: I don't know? It's a guest No, I haventy.
Speaker 3: Hey all thanks to Bank West. Eight thousand dollars coming
Speaker 3: your way. A goodbye to no worries that good mates,
Speaker 3: A bankquestre going off morning?
Speaker 6: What a video home sister?
Speaker 3: Is it? Trust mum to know? Oh? You are old?
Speaker 6: So I guess guys, I'm not old? A genius?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 5: No, what about when someone used to tape over your favor?
Speaker 6: You take the Barcelona I think it was opening.
Speaker 4: Ceremony amigas Paras and I loved watching it all the
Speaker 4: time about nineteen ninety six. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I loved
Speaker 4: watching it all the time.
Speaker 6: And my brother taped over it and so do you.
Speaker 3: Pull the little plastic thing off? You know how there
Speaker 3: was that little square.
Speaker 2: My god, that's right, tap off.
Speaker 3: And then no one can record over it.
Speaker 5: I got to take it to knockout and my brother,
Speaker 5: Yeah that's the name of the Oh yeah, Fiona McDonald
Speaker 5: and Jason.
Speaker 3: Where they come out of that little gold buggy and
Speaker 3: it was like the original Gladiators and they compete in
Speaker 3: that joint distance.
Speaker 5: You can hear the sound of the chair and the
Speaker 5: laugh and the roar of the crowd.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, that this is a symbol that you
Speaker 4: guys are in your forties and obviously my thirties.
Speaker 6: So I've got no idea what you're.
Speaker 2: Talking about, Philly J.
Speaker 3: Smith.
Speaker 6: I think you've never heard of it.
Speaker 3: Down he's in the golf buggy in the sky.
Speaker 6: Why were they in the golf buddy.
Speaker 2: I didn't have much ground to cover. He was a
Speaker 2: grand arrival.
Speaker 6: They arrived on the stage a golf bug It.
Speaker 3: Wasn't the fittest man, so, oh.
Speaker 4: My gosh, that's so funny.
Speaker 6: That would that be on you know, that wouldn't be
Speaker 6: on YouTube?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, absolutely uploaded their vhs.
Speaker 4: I really wanted to have a quiet weekend. This weekend,
Speaker 4: I feel like, I don't know, I feel like life's
Speaker 4: been hectic.
Speaker 3: What oh, We've just been out meeting hundreds of people
Speaker 3: that listened to the show, getting right across Melbourne. Wouldn't
Speaker 3: It's been the.
Speaker 4: Quietest No, I mean like quite Friday night Saturday, I
Speaker 4: mean like I don't want to go out.
Speaker 6: Out of the house.
Speaker 3: Mom needs a rest.
Speaker 6: The sun goes down, Lauren goes to bed vibe. That's
Speaker 6: where I was out this weekend.
Speaker 3: Mission accomplished and well.
Speaker 4: And then I got a text from my brother that
Speaker 4: said what are you doing on Saturday?
Speaker 6: And I was like, well, I'm having a quiet weekend.
Speaker 6: What's on?
Speaker 3: Off? Face mask on?
Speaker 6: And he said, could your babysit? Then? Could you take
Speaker 6: Sienna for Saturday night?
Speaker 4: And I was like absolutely I can because that is
Speaker 4: the biggest handbreak of all time. I said what time
Speaker 4: and he said between three and six and oh easy, ah,
Speaker 4: she is three and a half months. I was like, sure,
Speaker 4: can she come to me? What do I need to
Speaker 4: go to her? We live very close, goes no, No, I'll
Speaker 4: bring it to you, no problem.
Speaker 3: Hang on, what time were you looking after?
Speaker 6: It was like three point thirty till six thirty.
Speaker 3: But they did not know I'd be wanting to play
Speaker 3: a home ground like the baby's home ground bag because
Speaker 3: all the stuff's there. Otherwise it gets to six thirty,
Speaker 3: you're hitting bedtime routine. You've now got to move.
Speaker 5: Talk to me about a three and a half month
Speaker 5: year old, year old three and a half month old.
Speaker 3: How much maintenance do you need to do.
Speaker 2: In that time?
Speaker 6: I didn't think a lot.
Speaker 4: A feed, yeah, an happy change asleep.
Speaker 3: I was like yeah.
Speaker 4: Anyway, they came, came down, bought baby CC down. I said,
Speaker 4: bring the pram. I'll just like, it's not one of
Speaker 4: those I don't know what babies use. It's not a
Speaker 4: pram that sits up like a chair. It's like a
Speaker 4: bed on wheels.
Speaker 3: A bassinet. It's a bed on another chair. Is that
Speaker 3: a stroller? It's a bacinet.
Speaker 6: No, so this is like a bed on wheels.
Speaker 4: So I was like, bring that down, and then they've
Speaker 4: got this's Stephane's fema has like a molm backpack.
Speaker 3: That's gone.
Speaker 4: Every single thing you could ever possibly want you need
Speaker 4: for a baby.
Speaker 3: I was like the cream nappy restaurant, I don't.
Speaker 4: Know, whatever, everything it's all in it. So they bring
Speaker 4: her down and I know they did. They missed out
Speaker 4: on that I needed it. And they were like, she's
Speaker 4: pretty chilled today. She's she's fine, she's just had a sleep,
Speaker 4: she's awake, she's had a feed. She's really chill. I'm like, great,
Speaker 4: come down, we'll just hang out. So off they go,
Speaker 4: they say goodbye. She's happy as a clam. The second
Speaker 4: they closed the door and walked out of my front door,
Speaker 4: that kid looked at me and screamed for two hours.
Speaker 6: Really, she just well not for to take it for
Speaker 6: a walk and stop crying.
Speaker 3: Because if you take it for a walk to stop crying,
Speaker 3: you've got the bed on wheels, because you've got to
Speaker 3: do something.
Speaker 4: She wants to sit up. She didn't want to light out,
Speaker 4: so I was then I managed to get her to sleep.
Speaker 4: I was like, well, I'm just going to have to
Speaker 4: get her to sleep because she then she won't make
Speaker 4: any noise.
Speaker 3: But she went.
Speaker 4: Back to sleep my arms and then I tried to
Speaker 4: put her in the bed on wheels, wouldn't have it.
Speaker 4: Didn't want to be put down. So I worked out
Speaker 4: that she was fine if I was holding her.
Speaker 6: And she was.
Speaker 3: For three hours.
Speaker 4: Well, they then said how's it going? And I was
Speaker 4: like totally fine because I didn't.
Speaker 3: You never want to admit defeat.
Speaker 4: So they were like, well, we'll stay are they got
Speaker 4: home like, oh no, what's like eight thirty.
Speaker 8: To hang on?
Speaker 3: So now we're well into the night route.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, I've done the bar. I know, I haven't
Speaker 4: done a bath. I didn't do the bath. I was like,
Speaker 4: I didn't do the bar.
Speaker 3: You let the path out till late thirty.
Speaker 4: Well, that's not my problem, not my kid, not my circus,
Speaker 4: not my monkeys. I fed her anyway. So I was like, well,
Speaker 4: I've got to get dinner. I'm starving. How am I
Speaker 4: going to cook dinner when you can't put the baby down?
Speaker 4: I take away then, so I was like what could
Speaker 4: I eat.
Speaker 6: With one hand? So I was like, I'll get dumplings.
Speaker 6: I just thought that would be an easy I drop
Speaker 6: that on the baby. Well that's what so you know
Speaker 6: what I did?
Speaker 3: You can't get the soup ones.
Speaker 6: I took a I.
Speaker 3: Oh no, I.
Speaker 6: Kept flaking off and I wrapped her in teatowels. What
Speaker 6: when I held her? If I dropped the soy on her,
Speaker 6: just it is absorbed. It went on the tea toouse,
Speaker 6: and if the baby blanket. I thought that was a
Speaker 6: good idea.
Speaker 3: You wrapped her up like a leftover.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's just in teatowls like a Christmas ham.
Speaker 4: And their little head was out and she was asleep,
Speaker 4: and I was wrapped in the teatous and I just
Speaker 4: I couldn't sit down because also anytime I sat down,
Speaker 4: she opened her eyes and looked at me like, silly wench,
Speaker 4: get back on your feet or I'm gonna scream.
Speaker 3: Question, what did you take her out of the tea
Speaker 3: towels and put her back in the blanket before your
Speaker 3: brother arrife.
Speaker 6: I didn't want to. I didn't want to be shamed.
Speaker 6: But the tea towel was covered in soy, so it
Speaker 6: was lucky that I did the t tail trin.
Speaker 3: That's probably a good time as ever to sell Lauren's
Speaker 3: babysitting services. You can get in touch with us here
Speaker 3: at Nova.
Speaker 2: You're going to make a great mother.
Speaker 3: Mason Cox in a little bit later, on this morning
Speaker 3: after another big weekend of footy. Nice win for the Cats.
Speaker 4: He was also live golf on the weekend. Was he
Speaker 4: my fiance Paul flew over to Adelaide for it? And
Speaker 4: he said, oh, I saw big coxy there.
Speaker 3: Well he could have been on a completely different hole
Speaker 3: and you'd see coxy.
Speaker 14: Yeah.
Speaker 6: No, he said he was partying with Fisher. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 6: all right, Well we'll see not my Paul, he's too
Speaker 6: old for that.
Speaker 3: Was about to say, we'll see what Mason condition he
Speaker 3: is in when he joins us.
Speaker 5: Around eight this morning, you mentioned the Cats, Gee said
Speaker 5: the ones depeat seven and zero your victory of the Blues.
Speaker 4: A crowd at the MCG in the Cats home game,
Speaker 4: wasn't it. Yeah, Jeremy Cameron said, legend, he's cool. I
Speaker 4: read a headline this morning and that said he's the
Speaker 4: closest thing to Buddy that we've seen in a long time,
Speaker 4: which is saying some It.
Speaker 3: Was the problem Blue is just left there run too late.
Speaker 5: Blues just kept coming and coming and they couldn't quite.
Speaker 6: Cats are very good, They're on very good team front.
Speaker 3: They are the team to beat. But anyway, more on
Speaker 3: the footy later on when Mason joins us, we're a
Speaker 3: huge weekend. We were out and about right across Melbourne. Saturday,
Speaker 3: we were at the South Melbourne Markets. Then yesterday we
Speaker 3: hit up the Frankston Foreshore.
Speaker 4: Oh my gosh, can I just say thank you so
Speaker 4: much to everybody who came down and said hey, I
Speaker 4: was a little overwhelmed how many people were there.
Speaker 6: Thank you. We loved meeting you all.
Speaker 4: We actually, you know, we don't get a chance to
Speaker 4: get out of the studio very often to actually meet
Speaker 4: the people that listened to the show, and it was
Speaker 4: so awesome.
Speaker 6: So thank you to everyone who came down.
Speaker 3: And said hey, all we have to do is come up,
Speaker 3: shake our hands, say hey, every hundredth person wins one
Speaker 3: hundred bucks, every thousandth wins a grand and we are
Speaker 3: getting very close to me eating the ten thousandth person
Speaker 3: who will pocket ten k. But this is how the
Speaker 3: weekend went down. We've just had another one hundred go
Speaker 3: off at South Melbourne Markets. Becky, congratulations, thank you very much.
Speaker 3: Oh no, you've just won a hundred forty Brittany, can
Speaker 3: you introduce us to our youngest hundred dollars?
Speaker 6: We know you can say this is Fletcher.
Speaker 15: What do you say, Bludy again?
Speaker 3: You hey, hey.
Speaker 6: Said, I just won one hundred bucks. But what are
Speaker 6: you going to do with one hundred dollars?
Speaker 3: Do you think?
Speaker 4: Mark?
Speaker 7: What's the into dinosaurs?
Speaker 3: Megan?
Speaker 8: Dinosaurs?
Speaker 14: Hello?
Speaker 3: John? Hello?
Speaker 16: How are you?
Speaker 3: Things are coming down the South Melburn markets to me?
Speaker 4: This just said thanks for having me, so you look
Speaker 4: fresh this morning?
Speaker 3: And what did you reply?
Speaker 16: I was like, I haven't been home from the clubs yet.
Speaker 16: I'm on, I have from one night stand hungover as
Speaker 16: f did we sneak out or do they know you left?
Speaker 16: I snacked out this so this is my excuse I
Speaker 16: got to Jason Lauren.
Speaker 3: Watch it, Ole check Albert. Mate. If you could see
Speaker 3: the look of the people next in line, Ah, you
Speaker 3: made their little girl cry.
Speaker 6: Congratulations one thousand dollars. It's not bad for a Saturday morning.
Speaker 3: That's pretty good. How good's that? What are you going
Speaker 3: to drop the cash on? Far? Maybe Carten tonight? What
Speaker 3: a way to waste waste?
Speaker 6: Partner?
Speaker 3: Yes, what's your name?
Speaker 2: Steph?
Speaker 3: He's got the idea of dropping the k on Carlton tonight.
Speaker 6: We're going straight to the Gucci.
Speaker 3: And we are back out again today a little bit
Speaker 3: later on in the show, we'll give you all the
Speaker 3: details on whereabouts you can find us.
Speaker 4: It's so funny how different people want to spend their
Speaker 4: money on different things. Oh, especially in couples when one wins.
Speaker 3: I know that that poor guy thought he had to say.
Speaker 5: That's so good of a juxtaposition there between Carlton and Gucci.
Speaker 3: Peter Alexander. You want to talk about powerful female singers.
Speaker 6: Gosh, I love her so much.
Speaker 3: She played to a sellout crowd at the Corner Hotel
Speaker 3: over the weekend. She's going to be joining us after
Speaker 3: seven this morning.
Speaker 6: She's my girl crush.
Speaker 3: Yeah. I went down a full rabbit hole stalk on
Speaker 3: the weekend, too much follow Yeah, these fat little fingers
Speaker 3: almost accidentally hit the like button.
Speaker 6: Oh that's good. You should like her?
Speaker 3: No, no, no, I met on one of the earlier photos.
Speaker 6: I like from twenty years deep.
Speaker 4: You I actually someone's little fat fingers liked some of
Speaker 4: my posts yesterday.
Speaker 2: Just very surprised, but I did see that.
Speaker 4: It's like a little ex boyfriend slipping into your DM
Speaker 4: posted about it.
Speaker 6: If you're wondering, who, go and have a look.
Speaker 3: We were just talking about our say, hey, Twin ten
Speaker 3: k where we're getting out across Melbourne? How's this? We
Speaker 3: were pretty much someone's alibi. We found out on the
Speaker 3: weekend we were the cover story when we met this
Speaker 3: guy at South Melbourne Markets. John, Hello, how are you hey?
Speaker 3: Make things for coming down to South Melbourne Markets to
Speaker 3: meet us?
Speaker 6: Just said thanks for having me. G you look fresh
Speaker 6: this morning?
Speaker 3: And what did you reply?
Speaker 16: I was like, I haven't been home from the clubs.
Speaker 16: It out on my hand from one night stand, hungover as.
Speaker 3: F Did we sneak out or did they know you left?
Speaker 2: I snacked out?
Speaker 16: This is my excuse, Jason Lauren.
Speaker 4: He told the person, well, because he was quite well
Speaker 4: dressed for Sunday morning, like he wasn't in his leisure
Speaker 4: where like most people, he was in like a proper
Speaker 4: dress shirt.
Speaker 5: So he'd done the clubs, met someone in the club,
Speaker 5: went home, and then Commando rolled out, told.
Speaker 3: Them I have to leave because Jason Laurren are down
Speaker 3: at South Melbourne Markets. We were the cover story. And
Speaker 3: he asked for a photo that he could text the
Speaker 3: girl to show how I wasn't lying.
Speaker 5: Did he say he wanted to get out of there
Speaker 5: or you wanted to meet you?
Speaker 3: That's my question. What's your ruling on a I'm staying
Speaker 3: over on a one night stand? Do you stay your No? Really?
Speaker 3: Are you leave?
Speaker 6: It's been a minute since I've had a one night
Speaker 6: you are?
Speaker 5: I was going to say he's a bad expression, but
Speaker 5: you're out of there?
Speaker 3: Really?
Speaker 6: Don't you like the cuddles? I'm getting itchy talking about this,
Speaker 6: thinking about.
Speaker 3: You will leave every time?
Speaker 6: Do you like being big spoon?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 2: Especially Clint would leave me socks on?
Speaker 3: Just so.
Speaker 5: If it's like morning morning and you have to go,
Speaker 5: would you like me to nip down and get a coffee?
Speaker 3: Like that's the worst?
Speaker 4: Oh, that's not a one night you're saying for breakfast,
Speaker 4: you might as well stay for lunch.
Speaker 3: Now how often you're going and getting coffees? Clint? It's
Speaker 3: been a while, Jason. See my rule is if.
Speaker 6: How do you get back in when you get a coffee?
Speaker 6: Do you have to ring the door back?
Speaker 3: Exactly to me? Just take my keys.
Speaker 4: And then you're standing there like Enuffy, trying every k
Speaker 4: at the door because you don't know which one it is.
Speaker 6: Just leave the door open, let the dog run away.
Speaker 3: I would get them to spend the night if they
Speaker 3: came back to mine.
Speaker 6: If I can't even think about you.
Speaker 3: If I went to there, if I went to theres,
Speaker 3: I'd be out of there because I don't know what
Speaker 3: I'm waking up to.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, you don't want to live with their parents.
Speaker 1: But like flatmates, I think, what about imagine what about
Speaker 1: when you are breakfast? When you are hang on, sorry,
Speaker 1: what what did you just say?
Speaker 6: I said, I once stayed at a friend's house.
Speaker 3: Well no, no, no, what did you just say?
Speaker 4: And I woke up and his parents were there and
Speaker 4: we all had breakfast.
Speaker 3: Oh wow, oh wow.
Speaker 4: Well I knew him from a long time ago. He'd
Speaker 4: moved overseas and he'd come back temporarily, Like was it.
Speaker 5: A bowl of nutri grain or did you go down
Speaker 5: to get some hash browns?
Speaker 3: Go to the coffee.
Speaker 4: I just had a coffee and then was like, you
Speaker 4: got I think he took me home?
Speaker 6: What a gentleman. Okay, that's enough, it's it's it was
Speaker 6: very very rare for me to do.
Speaker 3: What a ba.
Speaker 6: And we knew each other.
Speaker 5: When you get up in the middle of the night
Speaker 5: and you're at in foreign territory and you've got to
Speaker 5: try and find the toilet, where is it you got
Speaker 5: to waken? Excuse me?
Speaker 4: Sorry, I know I wouldn't hold on until I got home.
Speaker 4: Thirteen ask when you can't find something.
Speaker 6: Hang on like a glass of water with my shoes
Speaker 6: and I want to come at its dark?
Speaker 2: Can't borrow your charge? Shit, I need you charge you?
Speaker 6: People leave things all the time? Can I borrow you?
Speaker 6: I need a book, an uber. My phone's out of
Speaker 6: battery and.
Speaker 3: Then you plug it in. You gotta wait for it
Speaker 3: to charge flashes up lifetime that little apple there, it
Speaker 3: is quick. No.
Speaker 4: I've had girl friends leave things at people's houses and
Speaker 4: they're like, I've got a call. I've got to go
Speaker 4: back over there and get my whatever they've left. I'm like, no,
Speaker 4: that's theirs. Now, you can't go back unless unless you're
Speaker 4: planning on making it a two nightstand?
Speaker 3: Got on purposely leave stuff in the hope of a Corbeck.
Speaker 6: We know when you leave things deliberately.
Speaker 3: Also thirteen twenty four ten. What's the ruling on a
Speaker 3: one night stand? Do you stay or do you leave?
Speaker 3: And maybe you're talking from past experience, it was a
Speaker 3: bloody awkward ending for you. Thirteen twenty four ten, what's
Speaker 3: the ruling on a one night stand? Do you stay
Speaker 3: your leave?
Speaker 5: Would you feel more comfortable wearing the white shirts or
Speaker 5: the blue shirts?
Speaker 3: Home? Are away? I want it at home. I don't
Speaker 3: like surprise, So how do you get rid of Well?
Speaker 6: Yeah, because also you just don't know their facilities.
Speaker 3: That's and I don't know who else is there. I
Speaker 3: don't want to meet a flat mate.
Speaker 6: Where were these sheets last?
Speaker 4: I know that my house is clean. I don't know
Speaker 4: what else has happened in someone else has happened. I've
Speaker 4: been your housemates many times when my housemates have had
Speaker 4: one night stands, and I've been up in the morning
Speaker 4: and I'm like, morning.
Speaker 3: That's meeting her in the morning. I lo I once
Speaker 3: the one time I spent a night at an away game, Yes,
Speaker 3: one time, white shirts. I wake up the next morning.
Speaker 3: What she asked me to help build an Ikea cabinet
Speaker 3: before I went home?
Speaker 4: Oh my god, I mean it's cheaper than an air tusking.
Speaker 4: That was her game plan all along.
Speaker 3: Thirteen twenty four ten. Sleep with you, well, they are
Speaker 3: a bitch to build those things. Thirteen twenty four ten.
Speaker 3: Where do you sit on a one night stand? Do
Speaker 3: you play away or home? Do you have to leave
Speaker 3: or can you stay? Give us a call. We are
Speaker 3: talking one night stands. Do you stay or do you go?
Speaker 4: We are currently sleepoverall what do you mean, just like
Speaker 4: after sneak out in the middle of the night.
Speaker 3: Yeah, after the game, do you go? Look, thanks for
Speaker 3: having me. I got a good game. Our executive producer
Speaker 3: The Thumb was asked to leave straight after the match.
Speaker 4: He was telling me just before Oh no, what someone said, Okay,
Speaker 4: I'm done with you now.
Speaker 3: They said, hey, my parents will be up soon.
Speaker 4: Oh.
Speaker 6: They went back to mom and dad's.
Speaker 3: Sir, can you I don't think.
Speaker 6: I would be having a one night stand at my parents' house.
Speaker 6: I just don't think I can.
Speaker 3: I think this was like a granny flat situation. So
Speaker 3: it was removed. But they had to go. Okay, but
Speaker 3: they had to go through the house to leave.
Speaker 5: Nope, yeah, tiptoeing through the house.
Speaker 4: No way with dad coming down the stairs. No thanks,
Speaker 4: thinking you're a home intruder.
Speaker 3: This this all came about because we're currently doing our
Speaker 3: say hey twin ten k, where we're going out shaking
Speaker 3: hands and meeting people and offloading money. There's a bloke
Speaker 3: at met us at South Melbourne Markets on Saturday morning
Speaker 3: that said, Hey, I've come down to get a photo
Speaker 3: with you guys, because I've used you as the excuse
Speaker 3: to get out of a one night stands because.
Speaker 4: You said to him he was very well dressed to
Speaker 4: be at the South Melbourne Market because he's in like
Speaker 4: a proper dress shirt and he's just nice.
Speaker 5: Just for clarity, he'd had the one night's had the
Speaker 5: one night stand to get out of the sort of
Speaker 5: the morning after.
Speaker 3: Stuff and hey, I've got to get meet a case
Speaker 3: in the.
Speaker 6: Awkward chat when she said, do you want to go
Speaker 6: for breakfast?
Speaker 3: Than you got a road in Cranbourne? Good morning mate,
Speaker 3: one night stand? Do you stay or leave?
Speaker 17: Morning? Guys, I want to stand you leave foine day
Speaker 17: following day? Yeah, in the morning.
Speaker 6: Yeah, so he stayed for the cute.
Speaker 17: Yeah, leave and puddle and as early as possible in
Speaker 17: the morning. You don't want to interact with the family, No.
Speaker 3: That's.
Speaker 6: You definitely don't want to interact with the family.
Speaker 3: How'd you last one go?
Speaker 17: Wasn't the best one? So pretty much after the clubbing,
Speaker 17: we decided to go back to her house. We did
Speaker 17: everything and too drunk to go anywhere okay, if I
Speaker 17: just stay the night, He goes, yeah, just in the morning.
Speaker 18: Leave.
Speaker 17: I'm not beautiful. I woke up six thirty in the morning.
Speaker 17: I look, hey, I'm going to go going now? Yeah,
Speaker 17: I'm is your family?
Speaker 3: Wait?
Speaker 17: She goes, no, no, no Sunday and no one's wait
Speaker 17: as I'm walking down stairs and mom was in the kitchen.
Speaker 6: How was the conversation with mom? Did she know you
Speaker 6: were there?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 17: She goes, oh, are you Laura's a new boyfriend.
Speaker 3: I'm like, whoa, no.
Speaker 4: Just say yes, yes, I am, yes, thanks, Yes, I
Speaker 4: am nice to meet you.
Speaker 6: I'll see your Christmas.
Speaker 3: But also sorry, I would like an escort out of
Speaker 3: the house.
Speaker 4: And yes yeah, because then you've got to do the
Speaker 4: weird kiss goodbye or in front of mum No, no, yeah,
Speaker 4: and brush your teeth and then you're standing awkwardly at
Speaker 4: the front gate not the love of your life, thinking.
Speaker 3: I've got a shocking kiss goodbye moment which will get
Speaker 3: to a sex first though. This one's horrific.
Speaker 4: Sad from Packingham, Good morning, good morning, what happened to you?
Speaker 12: So I actually met my partner via that situation?
Speaker 3: Oh great?
Speaker 12: He went to leave in the morning and ubers were
Speaker 12: searched by ten and I was like, oh, I wouldn't
Speaker 12: pay that. You can stay for brecky until it.
Speaker 6: Goes down, and then you stayed together.
Speaker 19: Yeah. Yeah, we're still together now.
Speaker 12: I've been together five years.
Speaker 3: So thanks to an uber search, you found the love
Speaker 3: of your life.
Speaker 6: Yep, a tight ass.
Speaker 3: He didn't want to Lauren would have bought chares in
Speaker 3: the company to get out of there. I should have
Speaker 3: brought him a car. Justin on thirteen twenty four ten
Speaker 3: one night stands, Where do you sit?
Speaker 5: Hey?
Speaker 3: Hey, So my.
Speaker 5: Usual and gay was I would always speak out the night.
Speaker 12: But the last one night I had with a very
Speaker 12: light sleeper.
Speaker 13: I've got caught, got made to day of the night.
Speaker 13: We had breakfast, and now ten years later we're married
Speaker 13: and brought house.
Speaker 6: Oh my gosh, she was a Stage five cling up.
Speaker 3: Congratulations to be made to stay there. You fell into
Speaker 3: that track, Justin.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I'm still dury, still out if I'm going to
Speaker 6: figure a out for too long. But just jod, how
Speaker 6: long have you been together? Okay, how long have you
Speaker 6: been together?
Speaker 3: Ten years?
Speaker 6: Well done? Yeah, it's it's I don't know.
Speaker 4: One night stands freaked me out. People doing them like
Speaker 4: back to back weekends. Is it like one after another
Speaker 4: after another?
Speaker 5: Well not everyone, Lauren. I think it depends where you're
Speaker 5: going as well.
Speaker 3: People try to do it back.
Speaker 4: The question do you know going into the first kiss
Speaker 4: that it's going to be one night stand?
Speaker 6: Or do you like or just you know?
Speaker 5: I really like?
Speaker 3: You know, It depends on it. It depends on the establishment.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, you've got you've got a story. I offered
Speaker 3: to drop a girl home the next morning.
Speaker 6: Well that's very nice of you, but it's so awkward.
Speaker 3: But then, as we were driving along, she started to
Speaker 3: remove her shoe in a panic, and I'm like, what's
Speaker 3: going on here? Just as we're pulling into a.
Speaker 6: Street taking her shoes off?
Speaker 3: Ye, and then she don't what happens?
Speaker 6: What's wrong with her feet?
Speaker 3: She then took her sock off and vomited into it
Speaker 3: just as we were pulling into the driveway.
Speaker 6: Well, that's one way to get out of kissing you.
Speaker 5: And then she didn't don't tell me she went in,
Speaker 5: but she she.
Speaker 3: Was holding the sock in her.
Speaker 6: Left hand like an aeroplane.
Speaker 3: Yes, yep, and leaned over the senteconsole to say, well,
Speaker 3: thanks for the left home. Did she sock or she
Speaker 3: was a full sportsp It doesn't matter how get anything
Speaker 3: to get out a passionate kiss.
Speaker 6: Just you kiss her after she's spewed in a sock on.
Speaker 3: I was like, thanks again.
Speaker 2: The car did it last with vomiteds No?
Speaker 3: No, we didn't see each is your wife? Good morning Melbourne?
Speaker 3: Yet what a day for it. Imagine that you're driving
Speaker 3: into work out here we go about to start another week,
Speaker 3: and then you find out later on today you've won
Speaker 3: a first class trip overseas and fifty thousand dollars. Friend
Speaker 3: as well, that would be that Novah's first class in
Speaker 3: fifty k Today is the day.
Speaker 6: Would drive straight to the airport and say can I
Speaker 6: get on my plane now?
Speaker 3: Absolutely?
Speaker 4: And I would come back when I had spent all
Speaker 4: fifty thousand of those dollars.
Speaker 3: I would beg for that little announcement where they go,
Speaker 3: traffic control has slowed us down. Unfortunately, we're going to
Speaker 3: have to just do a couple of UIs up.
Speaker 4: Just sit in the first class seat. I thing, I'll
Speaker 4: have another champagne please mate.
Speaker 3: I would be like, just keep up in the air
Speaker 3: until the plane runs out of fuel. Yeah, well you
Speaker 3: just a little bit of fuel left in just enough.
Speaker 3: We're running on fumes. All right, get on the air
Speaker 3: today here at Nova you go on the running for
Speaker 3: first class at fifty k. Today is your final chance, Melbourne.
Speaker 3: We've got a huge hour on the way. We're going
Speaker 3: to be catching up with Mason Cox a little bit
Speaker 3: later on. Huge win for the Cats on the weekend?
Speaker 3: Is that seven in a row? Now? Yeah? Yes, go
Speaker 3: Cat They are killing it. But apart from the footy,
Speaker 3: live music is on fire here in Melbourne and Friday
Speaker 3: night was another sellout Crown at the Corner Hotel.
Speaker 4: And the Corner Hotel is one of the best like
Speaker 4: live music spots in Melbourne. And I'm so excited about
Speaker 4: our next guest. She's my girl crush at the moment.
Speaker 4: She is an absolute beauty. If you haven't heard her album,
Speaker 4: you must. Her name is Keeter Alexander.
Speaker 3: All right, let's catch up with us introducing our next guest.
Speaker 14: She's an Aussie singer songwriter who is founded by Fisher
Speaker 14: when he went fishing for some new hooks. Bok was
Speaker 14: so good that their debuted their Collaba.
Speaker 2: Please welcome to the show.
Speaker 14: Up and coming superstar Kat Alexander.
Speaker 3: She joins us. Now, Kata, good morning, Holy morning.
Speaker 9: How are you.
Speaker 6: I'm so excited to have you in Melbourne.
Speaker 4: Now Kata's a girlfriend of mine, but also I'm a
Speaker 4: huge fan of Keata's music. I mean, when you listen
Speaker 4: to this album, you cannot turn it off. Congratulations, it's
Speaker 4: Laura in the oldest person at the show. No, congrats
Speaker 4: on the album release. How are you feeling about it all?
Speaker 4: You're just coming off the back I got sold our
Speaker 4: first tour.
Speaker 9: Yeah, it's been amazing. I honestly couldn't have asked for
Speaker 9: a better lead into the album and then you know,
Speaker 9: immediate post album kind of tour and everything. So it's
Speaker 9: been really fun. It's been I didn't realize how much
Speaker 9: effort went into everything around an album released because I've
Speaker 9: only ever done any peas. But it's been fun and
Speaker 9: it's been exhausting at the same time, but like I'm
Speaker 9: embracing it and just having the best time.
Speaker 6: Ever, you know, just living the dream for you.
Speaker 9: Yeah, it is like I've got two kids at home
Speaker 9: and a husband at home, and I'm like out here
Speaker 9: being a popstar. So that's fun.
Speaker 3: That's what I was going to say. It's like, at
Speaker 3: twenty six, we really needed to get our life in
Speaker 3: the last. At twenty six married two young kids, album
Speaker 3: and a tour like you are killing it man.
Speaker 7: Thank you, thank you.
Speaker 9: It feels really awesome. It feels like in my soul,
Speaker 9: it feels.
Speaker 3: Right, absolutely, how do you juggle it all?
Speaker 8: I've got help, We've got help.
Speaker 9: I couldn't do it without Owen obviously retiring from his tour, right, but.
Speaker 3: This is your husband and what's his bud, so.
Speaker 6: Owen writes, one of Australia's best ever surfers. So he you.
Speaker 6: I mean, you spent years on the tour. Yeah, and
Speaker 6: now it's his turn to support you on Yeah.
Speaker 9: When we met, before we even had kids, I was like, hmmm,
Speaker 9: do I want to be like playing late night shows
Speaker 9: and having like a party life salad. I want to
Speaker 9: be waking up early and like seeing beautiful parts of
Speaker 9: the world. So we kind of pivoted to his tour.
Speaker 9: We felt ignant quite early on, but I mean that
Speaker 9: was kind of the adjustment of going, no, that's a
Speaker 9: healthier lifestyle than he retired, and I was like, all right,
Speaker 9: let's have fun.
Speaker 4: You always wanted to be a singer and a performer,
Speaker 4: but you put all of that on hold to support
Speaker 4: him and.
Speaker 6: To be an arm.
Speaker 9: Yeah, when I met him, I was releasing music and
Speaker 9: he knew who I was and I knew who he was.
Speaker 9: But yeah, I did put it on hold, and I
Speaker 9: was still releasing music. I just wasn't touring and I
Speaker 9: wasn't doing this. I wasn't doing promo.
Speaker 3: It was just.
Speaker 4: But now it's your turn to shine. I love it when, like, right, Dad,
Speaker 4: you're the parent my time now. And can I just
Speaker 4: say when Owen's at a.
Speaker 6: Show where he's tall, he's built like a surfer.
Speaker 4: He's tall, and he's lane and he stands hidden shoulders
Speaker 4: above everyone else and the biggest smile you've ever seen.
Speaker 4: You've never seen a prouder husband. Do you see when
Speaker 4: you're on stage?
Speaker 9: No, I have like so my best, Like we've got
Speaker 9: a mic on stage that not the crowd can hear,
Speaker 9: but like my guitarist would like look at.
Speaker 2: It and look at it, and I'm like I can't.
Speaker 2: He's so like in my face that.
Speaker 3: The chair look at it.
Speaker 5: It's so funny.
Speaker 4: We all went to Taylor Swift together and I gave
Speaker 4: Olwens some my love heart sung glasses, thinking that he'd.
Speaker 6: Just posed for a photo in them, and you know,
Speaker 6: get rid of them. He wore them all night.
Speaker 3: Take them off and they're the ones you bought in bulk.
Speaker 6: Pull them out all specially.
Speaker 8: Did we give him back?
Speaker 3: She doesn't need to, she had. She was just trying
Speaker 3: to buy like one set for herself. She's like Amazona
Speaker 3: dow only do a pack of chipe.
Speaker 4: People who might not have heard the album yet, I
Speaker 4: would dare say they've heard your collaboration with Fisher because
Speaker 4: that just took you to another level atmosphere.
Speaker 6: How did that come about?
Speaker 9: Well, we're friends with Fish.
Speaker 8: He used to be a surfer.
Speaker 9: Owen's been telling him for a while, like you should
Speaker 9: work with my wife, and as a friend would do
Speaker 9: and say yeah, sure. But we went out to dinner
Speaker 9: with a friend's birthday dinner and I was like, please
Speaker 9: send me some tracks, like you know, we're friends, but
Speaker 9: just send them to me. I feel like I could
Speaker 9: do something really great. I had them for a couple
Speaker 9: of weeks. I got like eight and I wrote to
Speaker 9: four and I sent them off to him and I said,
Speaker 9: you know.
Speaker 8: I tried to do the typical Fish.
Speaker 9: That he would like, and then I did what I
Speaker 9: would do, and that was Atmosphere and he loved it,
Speaker 9: and obviously our mutual friends are obsessed, really all heard it.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Well then he debuted at Coachella.
Speaker 4: Yeah, in front of like hundreds of thousands of people
Speaker 4: pretty much. Yeah, and his friends we like, I remember
Speaker 4: seeing your video because you were what you were there.
Speaker 4: But she was watching the live stream of him playing
Speaker 4: and she was like, oh my god, he's playing my song.
Speaker 6: He's playing my song.
Speaker 9: He takes me your heads up, right, He said, I
Speaker 9: want to play it? Can you write a second verse?
Speaker 9: And I was like, sure, I'll quickly run and write
Speaker 9: you a second verse, not really thinking he'd played at
Speaker 9: Coachella and he was three quarters of the way through
Speaker 9: the set, and I was like, oh, it's not happening.
Speaker 9: If you're going to play a new song, you're not
Speaker 9: going to play it at the banger's section of you
Speaker 9: yeah yeah set, And he played it and I was like,
Speaker 9: I was genuinely shocked.
Speaker 6: Oh my god.
Speaker 3: Were there any other mums at school having their songs played?
Speaker 18: No?
Speaker 4: Yeah, he congratulations. As friends, we're all so proud of you.
Speaker 4: Watching you hustle is amazing, so good on you. I'm
Speaker 4: glad you're selling out tours, selling out Merged.
Speaker 6: We love the album. Congratulations, thanks guy.
Speaker 3: It's and Kilda looking a little bit crispy this morning
Speaker 3: to see someone a little the palm trees on.
Speaker 6: Fire last Yeah, they're not exactly sure what happened?
Speaker 3: Could you do? Beautiful along there.
Speaker 6: Where all the very expensive boats are.
Speaker 3: It was down there, I mean if it was further down,
Speaker 3: you'd be like, were the rich people baiting the trees?
Speaker 6: Yes? No, they're not blocking the view. It was the part.
Speaker 4: It was those beautiful palm trees that have been there forever,
Speaker 4: and that's ridiculous down on the near the marina.
Speaker 5: There till your friends turned first responders Adam and Simon
Speaker 5: from goggle Box. Really they were down there videoing it.
Speaker 6: The first responders or they I saw them putting it
Speaker 6: on Instagram.
Speaker 3: They might have been doing your drift by Matt did
Speaker 3: make it out, putting them out with their colors in
Speaker 3: the ocean water. So on Saturday night, I won't say where,
Speaker 3: we had a bit. We went out on.
Speaker 6: Date nut for I know where you went.
Speaker 3: Our twelve year wedding anniversary. Good choice food was amazing
Speaker 3: Louis and I got dressed up. The mother in law
Speaker 3: she came, No, no, no, she was in town. She looked
Speaker 3: after the kids.
Speaker 6: Is Wendy moving in? She's been for you for quite
Speaker 6: some time.
Speaker 3: No, the mother in law is not moving. She's actually
Speaker 3: flying out as we speak. There's no delays at the
Speaker 3: app today. I don't believe so jays Thank God. So
Speaker 3: she's airborne leaving Melbourne as we speak.
Speaker 6: But she put her on the first fight like the
Speaker 6: six am see.
Speaker 3: So Saturday night, Louis and I went out to celebrate
Speaker 3: our twelfth year wedding anniversary. God gratulation, she gave me.
Speaker 3: My gift was she gave me a bottle of wine
Speaker 3: for every year that I remembered our anniversary.
Speaker 6: So what did you get?
Speaker 3: I've got four bottles out of the twelve.
Speaker 6: I mean that's a quarter.
Speaker 2: Not bad, thank you.
Speaker 6: She could have bought your box though.
Speaker 4: Now, last week you turned up on Friday Thursday with
Speaker 4: flowers and a whole song and dance and you got
Speaker 4: the day wrong early.
Speaker 6: So did you have to get another present for the
Speaker 6: correct No?
Speaker 3: I didn't. We were pretty cash about it when we
Speaker 3: went to dinner though, LOLU thinks I'm high maintenance. I
Speaker 3: don't think I am. Oh. Oh, we're on the web.
Speaker 6: That makes three of us, doesn't it clip?
Speaker 5: When it comes to a menu, you are high maintenance.
Speaker 3: Well, I looked at the menu before we got there,
Speaker 3: because I'm quite No, he.
Speaker 4: Didn't look at the menu before he went there. He
Speaker 4: made me, because I've been to this restaurant before. He
Speaker 4: made me sit with him and break down every single
Speaker 4: item on the menu, including the snack bites.
Speaker 3: I get social ink back, but I get menu anxiety.
Speaker 3: I'm quite fussy with food, so I'm just like, I
Speaker 3: don't want any surprises. Anyway, we got there, beautiful restaurant.
Speaker 6: Call it menu anxiety.
Speaker 3: The waiter was fantastic, a beautiful night. Lou looked amazing.
Speaker 3: And then she goes, have you had a great evening?
Speaker 3: And I said yeah. And it goes when you come
Speaker 3: back and I'm like, I didn't like the chairs. He
Speaker 3: said this to the waiter. No, no, no, just to my wife.
Speaker 6: You said it to me too. Yeah, I've got the
Speaker 6: feedback about the chairs.
Speaker 3: The chairs in the rest too hard. Beautiful restaurant, amazing
Speaker 3: view food court chairs now plastic wooden chair like not comfortable.
Speaker 4: Now I don't think you're alone in this, because when
Speaker 4: Jace told me, I was like, oh my Paul. He's
Speaker 4: a chairman. He likes he is fussy about chairs at table.
Speaker 4: And we've walked into restaurants before and he is like,
Speaker 4: hell no and done ay you turn and walk straight
Speaker 4: back out. He's like, these chairs are no good.
Speaker 3: My other one is lighting. I don't like a bright restaurant.
Speaker 4: You don't want to be under a down light. No, No,
Speaker 4: especially not on your anniversary when.
Speaker 3: I need lighting on my mind.
Speaker 4: Your wife, how much she loves you, exactly, don't put
Speaker 4: me in a down light. Don't put the big boy
Speaker 4: in a down line.
Speaker 3: No. I like a dimly lit restaurant. A candle who's
Speaker 3: this silhouette I'm married to? I want my wife thinking.
Speaker 6: You want soft lighting?
Speaker 4: Yes, I forgot how handsome you were in the very
Speaker 4: dark soft candle light.
Speaker 6: But chairs are a big thing. I know what you mean.
Speaker 6: They're like the bent wood chairs, like those wooden Yes.
Speaker 3: Does Paul fit on them? Yeah, because he's quite a stocking.
Speaker 6: He's broad. It's probably a nice way to put it.
Speaker 4: But we I told you, we've just bought a new
Speaker 4: dining room table and I had these beautiful chairs. You go,
Speaker 4: and I said to him, before I pay the deposit
Speaker 4: on these chairs, come and do a sit test. He
Speaker 4: said no, yeah, and then we had to go and
Speaker 4: get different chairs.
Speaker 3: Beautiful restaurant. I don't know if I'd go back, but
Speaker 3: I'd probably take my own chair.
Speaker 4: Do they have Oh my god, imagine Jason turning up
Speaker 4: to dinner with one of those inflatable donuts to sit on,
Speaker 4: like he's just had an operation.
Speaker 3: Or like a cab driver getting out the beaded seat
Speaker 3: coverup and putting it down bow suit ball like the
Speaker 3: pregnancy ball.
Speaker 4: Yes, taking your own cushion to a restaurant' that's.
Speaker 6: You take your own pillow when you fly.
Speaker 3: No, but you know what I did the other way.
Speaker 6: I could see you with your own pillow a fly
Speaker 6: to Sitney.
Speaker 3: I took my kids to the movies the other day
Speaker 3: and we packed a blanket, a blanky like like a.
Speaker 6: Nice weted blanket, like.
Speaker 3: A nice blanket in my kid's backpack. So we got
Speaker 3: in there and we folded out the blanket, laid back
Speaker 3: in the chairs.
Speaker 6: The three of you.
Speaker 3: Oh that's sad.
Speaker 6: What sort of blanket? What sort of blanket? And was
Speaker 6: it for you or the children?
Speaker 3: No, it was more for the kids. But I was like, oh,
Speaker 3: you know, Chuck.
Speaker 6: Was it fluffy?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 6: It was like a like you took a fluffy blanket.
Speaker 3: Like what you would throw over yourself if you're watching
Speaker 3: a movie at home, at home, at home.
Speaker 6: Jas, did you wear your pajamas?
Speaker 3: No? No, we chucked it in the backpack. We only
Speaker 3: pulled it out when the lights went down and then
Speaker 3: when I could see the credits come and I started
Speaker 3: packing up the blanket. Am I weird?
Speaker 6: Might as well take three sleeping bags next time.
Speaker 3: Jason Lauren, Well, good morning Albourne. Yes, Over the last week, Lauren,
Speaker 3: myself and Clint have been getting out and about every
Speaker 3: day right across this fine city, all different parts, meeting
Speaker 3: as many of you as we can. In return, all
Speaker 3: you have to do is say hey, and you could
Speaker 3: win ten k. Every hundredth person we shake hands with
Speaker 3: wins one hundred bucks. Every thousandth person wins a grand
Speaker 3: and we are getting so close to the ten thousandth
Speaker 3: person and they will pocket ten thousand dollars. I actually
Speaker 3: thought it was going to go off yesterday and.
Speaker 4: Franks, I know, so did I. We've met so many people.
Speaker 4: I can't believe we're not at ten thousand yet it
Speaker 4: must be coming up.
Speaker 3: We should point out we don't know the official number.
Speaker 4: No, because Jase can't count and I can't be trusted.
Speaker 3: Yep, so together we're a mess.
Speaker 4: We have an official counter clicker, yes, yeah, who doesn't.
Speaker 6: A few people have messaged me saying how do you
Speaker 6: keep counter? So well, we don't.
Speaker 3: No, No, wee this guy who mansa door a ReBs
Speaker 3: and he's got his little clicker and so so every
Speaker 3: time we shake hands and say hey to someone, they
Speaker 3: click away and then they just grab us and go.
Speaker 3: That was a thousand. Yes, now we've offloaded thousands of dollars.
Speaker 3: We are getting close to the ten k one. Today.
Speaker 3: We are back on the streets. Was where are we heading?
Speaker 6: We are heading to north.
Speaker 4: We're going north, so we'll be right near the corner
Speaker 4: of High Street and Separation Street.
Speaker 6: It's just sort of near North Kirk Plaza.
Speaker 4: Also shout out to North kot Plaza official on Instagram,
Speaker 4: one of the great Instagram pages to follow.
Speaker 3: Have you seen that?
Speaker 6: But it's just.
Speaker 2: Yeah, absolutely those ones.
Speaker 6: Yeah, so there's North cit Central.
Speaker 4: There are lots of different restaurants, cafes. There's some decent
Speaker 4: parking around there too, So come down, say hey, knowing
Speaker 4: yourself some cash.
Speaker 3: Tell the posts, what are they done? Incredible?
Speaker 6: North kitt Plaza official.
Speaker 3: Well there's the photo of the public toilet the amenities. Yep,
Speaker 3: that has two pregnancy test sitting on the floor.
Speaker 5: Oh nice, Okay.
Speaker 4: The best is the toaster plugged into the wall, just
Speaker 4: on the floor with the tub of ntella.
Speaker 6: Someone was hungry. They want to eat communal toast.
Speaker 3: All the facilities, it's.
Speaker 4: Definitely worth having. I think sadly, time to eat us
Speaker 4: closed down. It's spelled t h y me time to eat.
Speaker 4: I think that's closed down at North kot Plaza.
Speaker 6: No, look, but we will be just in that little
Speaker 6: area around there. You'll see us. We'll have a lot
Speaker 6: of super and overs down there. Come and say hey,
Speaker 6: twelve o'clock till one o'clock lunch.
Speaker 3: That is the one hour window, and today could be
Speaker 3: the day that ten thousand dollars goes off. So come down,
Speaker 3: say hey, shake our hands and you can be walking
Speaker 3: away with ten thousand dollars. Twelve o'clock today is when
Speaker 3: it is happening. Let's do it Hey, coming up next, guys,
Speaker 3: Melbourne Whispers. If you are sitting on a rumor here
Speaker 3: in Melbourne, thirteen twenty four to ten is our number.
Speaker 6: I've got a good one, so do I.
Speaker 5: I've got details of a simmering TV feud.
Speaker 3: Oh, speaking of whispers, there is something from our past
Speaker 3: coming back here in Melbourne that we are going to love.
Speaker 3: You'll hear about it in our Melbourne Whispers. Coming up next,
Speaker 3: coming up after eight o'clock this morning, we are talking footy.
Speaker 3: Mason Cox will be in the house. I'd like his
Speaker 3: opinion on the old extra time after the Enxact day match. Yeah,
Speaker 3: there's a few Collingwood supporters we met at Frankston yesterday
Speaker 3: that we're all up for just an next five minutes.
Speaker 5: He's an American though, he's going to want extra time.
Speaker 6: Well, don't put words in his mouth.
Speaker 4: I think I don't know many footballers who have played
Speaker 4: in a draw in a huge game like that that
Speaker 4: wouldn't say we'd love a result though.
Speaker 3: All right, Coxy joining us after eight this morning. Hey,
Speaker 3: how you doing, my mama? Let me whisper?
Speaker 5: Yeah, these I'll let you my lady.
Speaker 3: Melbourne Whispers. Are you sitting on a cracking rumor something
Speaker 3: going down in Melbourne that you know about that most
Speaker 3: of us won't give us a call. Thirteen twenty four
Speaker 3: to ten. You can remain completely anonymous. Melbourne Whispers. What
Speaker 3: do we heard this week?
Speaker 15: Well?
Speaker 4: I heard a good one, not confirmed, but I had
Speaker 4: a whole bunch of friends that went to live golf
Speaker 4: in Adelaide on the weekend that said it was amazing.
Speaker 4: Apparently twenty twenty seven live golf in Melbourne because the
Speaker 4: President's Cup is in Melbourne in twenty twenty eight. It
Speaker 4: is coming to Melbourne. That's obviously every second year. If
Speaker 4: you're a golf fan, you would know that. And live
Speaker 4: golf which look amazing in Adelaide twenty twenty seven.
Speaker 6: Here in Melbourne is the rumor.
Speaker 5: Jeez, because I mean Adelaide does it very well. They'd
Speaker 5: be very unhappy to lose it.
Speaker 3: Sorry, I producer the thumb.
Speaker 11: Yes, I have a friend that works at Golf Australia
Speaker 11: and I can confirm that Melbourne r putting in a
Speaker 11: bid for live golf.
Speaker 6: How good would it be?
Speaker 4: It looked amazing. I'm not even into golf and I
Speaker 4: wanted to be there.
Speaker 3: I know I was hoping for a holing one on
Speaker 3: the party high.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I know it happened. Did it happen last year?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Last year happened and the place went off.
Speaker 6: So Paul, my fiance, was there, and I said, how
Speaker 6: was the party hole? All the other holes quiet? And
Speaker 6: he was like, oh no, it's like a party at
Speaker 6: every hole. It's like extra party.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Jesus, that's a lot. Hey, I like something out
Speaker 5: of Anchorman. There's you know, when the warring TV stations
Speaker 5: come together.
Speaker 6: Morning Wars is one of the greatest shows of all time.
Speaker 5: There's a little would I say it's a feud. There's
Speaker 5: something bubbling below the surface when it comes to TV
Speaker 5: news and two very very prominent sports presenters.
Speaker 6: And it's not me Tony Jones.
Speaker 5: And and Arrival at Channel seven.
Speaker 3: Who's it?
Speaker 6: I don't even I only watch nine News.
Speaker 3: Who's that lady? I love? Oh no, no, no, no, no, no,
Speaker 3: no no no. He used to play.
Speaker 5: He used to play, He used to play fort He
Speaker 5: used to play for the Essenon Football Club.
Speaker 6: B t Tim Tim Tim Tim Watson.
Speaker 3: So basically my money's on TJ. He'd fry dirty, he
Speaker 3: would scratch with t J.
Speaker 18: He's good at it basically look from what I from
Speaker 18: what I can ascertain, they were at the footy doing
Speaker 18: the news and TJ so I just took taking the
Speaker 18: piece a little bit.
Speaker 5: He asked him for a selfie and look, I I'm
Speaker 5: no lip breader. But the people I'm gathering this intel
Speaker 5: from suggest that the words that came out of Tim
Speaker 5: Watson's mouth they it wasn't no sorry, TJ. It was
Speaker 5: oh so no photo for him, No photo, no photo.
Speaker 6: Tim Ortson didn't like it. And are they actually feuding?
Speaker 3: I reckon, it's a few times.
Speaker 6: Should we put them in a boxing ring?
Speaker 4: You know how the AFL players went to gather around, Yes,
Speaker 4: and they did the boxing Yes, TJV team.
Speaker 3: And then what Chuck Clinton against Jane bumb Now Jane Bunch,
Speaker 3: she would clean the floor with you.
Speaker 4: Jane barn No, you're that there were the people you
Speaker 4: need to go against another sports You could be the
Speaker 4: ring girl holdings.
Speaker 6: I'm in that feud.
Speaker 3: All right, We've got more coming in thirteen twenty four ten.
Speaker 3: If you're sitting on a room here in Melbourne, Melbourne whispers,
Speaker 3: just quickly, what's something from the past that is back
Speaker 3: here in Melbourne?
Speaker 11: This actually happened to my mum, and so she was.
Speaker 11: She lives in Basid and a bayside girl through and through.
Speaker 11: And she went to like a local family owned petrol
Speaker 11: station and she had to fill up. And as she
Speaker 11: went to fill up, the attendant came out and said,
Speaker 11: I'll do that for you. So she sat in the
Speaker 11: car while he attendant filled up her car for her.
Speaker 6: I would drive bayside to do that.
Speaker 3: Where is it?
Speaker 11: I believe it's in McKinnon somewhere.
Speaker 3: So on old school petrol station you don't have to
Speaker 3: get out of the car anymore.
Speaker 6: There was one in glem Waverley that used to do
Speaker 6: that and they don't do it anymore. Bring it back,
Speaker 6: I say, let's.
Speaker 3: Go to the phone. Thirteen twenty four ten. If you
Speaker 3: are sitting on a rumor.
Speaker 4: Simon from caram Down's good morning, have you got a
Speaker 4: rumor about this great city of ours?
Speaker 13: Good morning?
Speaker 7: I do.
Speaker 13: I have a mate who works in the live entertainment industry.
Speaker 13: He works with some of the big event promoters. He
Speaker 13: told me that Justin Bieber is planning a runner concerts
Speaker 13: in Australia, either like next year or the year after.
Speaker 3: So Baber's the next big app.
Speaker 6: It is weird how they announced them like two years
Speaker 6: in advance.
Speaker 3: Well, they've got to book the venues. Also, you've seen
Speaker 3: flights at the moment, the minute you had baggage on
Speaker 3: and everything. It's quite expensive.
Speaker 5: Those drum kits will cost you. Yeah, but am I
Speaker 5: right or wrong? Bieber was meant to come here but
Speaker 5: had to cancel.
Speaker 3: Them because he got crook.
Speaker 6: You got the bells?
Speaker 3: Pause?
Speaker 5: It's right, he did too. Well, that'd be a good
Speaker 5: scene back.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 4: He's been posting some very strange things on social media recently,
Speaker 4: putting up like just with no context of just tears
Speaker 4: like streaming down his face.
Speaker 6: There's been some concern about.
Speaker 3: Little for Help maybe Amanda in Bowie, what do you
Speaker 3: got for us?
Speaker 12: The current US version of The Bachelor is being filmed
Speaker 12: in Melbourne.
Speaker 3: The US one, the US version.
Speaker 9: Really we're about a different location, but they have been.
Speaker 19: Cited out in Werriby.
Speaker 6: Oh is this the or that's the ridge plant? Because
Speaker 6: we wouldn't want to show that off.
Speaker 3: Not the silver spom what do they call that?
Speaker 4: Old?
Speaker 3: They're doing an old version in the in the US
Speaker 3: Silver that's the one Yeah, where it's like, yeah, where
Speaker 3: it's like a seventy or not seventy, probably fifty sixty
Speaker 3: year olds. Yeah, Bachelor, Oh, that's I like that. I
Speaker 3: would watch that older.
Speaker 4: I always like the older couples on maths, So I
Speaker 4: would like yes, and if your leaves you, they still
Speaker 4: hope for you.
Speaker 3: Jason, thank you. Lauren.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the ginger fox, the ginger rodents. Oh, the ginger
Speaker 4: rat doesn't have the same ring the fox, does it?
Speaker 4: Maybe there didn't you one of your friends live in
Speaker 4: one of the Bachelor mounsimons or something.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, one of the houses got rented for the
Speaker 3: next one. Was it the same afterwards? No, it wasn't
Speaker 3: been a bit to a blue light on in there. Hey,
Speaker 3: it's coming up to eight o'clock. If you are sitting
Speaker 3: on a rumor here in Melbourne, you want to be
Speaker 3: a part of Melbourn Whispers. Thirteen twenty fourteen is our number.
Speaker 6: Huge week on our show This week, I know mum.
Speaker 3: It is off to the Mum of the show. Lauren
Speaker 3: is off to Sydney later in the week to catch
Speaker 3: up with Chris Hemsworth.
Speaker 4: Yes, Hemsy's coming on our show this week. I'm excited,
Speaker 4: but it's weird because next neighbor. Well, no, he wasn't
Speaker 4: our neighbor, but like he's a very good friend of ours.
Speaker 4: And it's a weird one because jac and I interviewing him.
Speaker 6: But I don't know how.
Speaker 4: To be serious with my friends. I don't know if
Speaker 4: I'm going to be able to interview him. I feel
Speaker 4: weird about it.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, you'll be awkward as hell, and I'll be
Speaker 3: able to get the dirt or what it was like.
Speaker 3: That's your responsibility, right, absolutely, Hey, Chris, when she comes over,
Speaker 3: does she bring a box of favorites? Chris?
Speaker 2: Does she do?
Speaker 3: You? Do you have to give her a hint to leave?
Speaker 18: Oh?
Speaker 3: She she'd stay. Question? Yeah, on the nights you've had
Speaker 3: over it his place? Does he ever? This is what
Speaker 3: my wife does. I'm going to bed to let yourself out. Ah,
Speaker 3: have you ever stayed past the host?
Speaker 14: No?
Speaker 6: No, Elsa does that?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Right, yeah, but no, he's not.
Speaker 4: He's not meal still there. I don't think i'd stay.
Speaker 4: If they both went to bed, I've probably done it though,
Speaker 4: I've probably stayed there.
Speaker 3: Buck yourself on the couch. I reckon he comes out morning,
Speaker 3: I'm still here.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we're going up to Sydney So's movie. Yes, Mad Max,
Speaker 4: I'm really excited about this. Actually, have you watched any
Speaker 4: of the Mad.
Speaker 3: No, I never have. I wasn't a Mad Max going.
Speaker 6: They're pretty like full on cars, motorbikes.
Speaker 4: So this is Mad Max Furio. So have you seen
Speaker 4: what he looks like in it? No, like, there's no doubt.
Speaker 4: Chris is a very handsome man. His hair and makeup
Speaker 4: team make him look nothing like himself. It's it's pretty amazing.
Speaker 4: He's got a prosthetic nose.
Speaker 6: I know it.
Speaker 4: Looks more like a right, you're like, just a look,
Speaker 4: way's teeth in it he's got. Yeah, they make this
Speaker 4: a very attractive man look no so attractive. But it's
Speaker 4: premiering in Sydney on Thursday night, so we're going along
Speaker 4: to the opening night, which will be fun.
Speaker 6: Question Fan's going.
Speaker 3: Question, you guys all go together to support him? Right?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Do you stay and watch the movie or after he
Speaker 3: does the intro at the front do you sneak out
Speaker 3: when the lights go dim? So sort of imagine being
Speaker 3: the actual movie start.
Speaker 6: You'd be like, God, I've seen it so many times
Speaker 6: and I've got.
Speaker 3: To watch it now with people, and people are going
Speaker 3: to feel.
Speaker 4: I will stay and watch, We'll stay watch. But the
Speaker 4: Fair family's in it. His dad, Craig's in it. Craig
Speaker 4: makes an appearance. The family, Yeah, some of them. Elsa's
Speaker 4: in it. It's it's a very family affair, this one.
Speaker 4: So I'm looking for I'm most excited to see them.
Speaker 3: You should do it.
Speaker 6: His dad's a ripper.
Speaker 5: You should do an awkward fox pop after the movie
Speaker 5: and then whenever on streams out of the.
Speaker 3: Theater and they grabbed What did you think? What did
Speaker 3: you think? Oh?
Speaker 2: It was wonderful.
Speaker 3: I love the transformation of Chris.
Speaker 6: Who do you want me to ask?
Speaker 15: No?
Speaker 3: Do it with Chris?
Speaker 4: John asked his parents for a really honest review. Leon
Speaker 4: and Craig. They'll tell us exactly what they read.
Speaker 3: I could probably be like, showe my son.
Speaker 4: Well, Craig loves motorbike, so there's I think he's like
Speaker 4: fanging on some motorbike in it.
Speaker 6: Cool in it. Yeah, it's awesome. I think the kids
Speaker 6: might even do a little cameo.
Speaker 3: This feels like a tax right off.
Speaker 4: It was filmed just outside of Sydney, so if it
Speaker 4: was filmed in the south of France or something, Yeah.
Speaker 3: So when's the movie premiere? Thursday?
Speaker 6: Thursday night.
Speaker 4: We're going to chat to Chris on Wednesday, and then
Speaker 4: were reflect the film on There's I'm excited to have.
Speaker 6: On the show.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that'll be really cool. I'm excited to see what
Speaker 3: dirt we find out what it was like living down
Speaker 3: the road from you.
Speaker 4: I definitely stayed too long a few tieing tho.
Speaker 6: It's so weird interview.
Speaker 3: You overcompensate.
Speaker 6: I think I'll just leave it to you.
Speaker 3: Remember we had Matt Damon on the show, and you're like,
Speaker 3: Matt tell us about the new movie, and it's like,
Speaker 3: I'm not ringing about the new movie, you idiot, I'm
Speaker 3: ringing to hand crap on you.
Speaker 6: Yeah, what did he call for?
Speaker 3: We're talking about bad neighbors. He rang and said you
Speaker 3: were shocking to the.
Speaker 4: Next door two and then you just said I overstayed
Speaker 4: my welcome And that's not true because he's the one
Speaker 4: who always overstated is welcoming out?
Speaker 3: But she did. She rolled into Richard Wilkins mode. Matt
Speaker 3: told me about the new picture.
Speaker 6: I can it.
Speaker 4: I thought I had to get a plug in for something.
Speaker 4: He was like, no, loss, that's not.
Speaker 3: What I'm all right, Chris Emsworth going to be joining
Speaker 3: us on the show later this week here on novap
Speaker 3: All right, it is just gone ten past eight. Let's
Speaker 3: do it five k on the line. You want to
Speaker 3: play thirteen twenty four to ten one question five grand
Speaker 3: and we do it next. Here we go this morning.
Speaker 3: You can take an easy question for fifty bucks, you
Speaker 3: can take a medium question for five hundred, or you
Speaker 3: can roll the dice and go for five k. All right,
Speaker 3: we gave it away last week. Let's do it again
Speaker 3: this week, and let's go to the phone.
Speaker 6: All right, let's go to Jordan's and Kilda. Good morning, Jordan,
Speaker 6: Good morning guys. How are you Jordan? What do you
Speaker 6: do with yourself? Good?
Speaker 17: I'm going to associate financial advisor, but not advis yet.
Speaker 6: But you know what, have you seen today's five thousand
Speaker 6: dollar question?
Speaker 3: Jas?
Speaker 6: Yes, as a financial advisor?
Speaker 3: Oh, this question is right up your alley. And I
Speaker 3: was actually gonna say you sound like a financial advice
Speaker 3: You do, thanks, mane sound very responsible.
Speaker 6: How do you feel about avocado on toast? Jordan?
Speaker 4: We're still never going to buy houses if we keep
Speaker 4: eating avocados on toast.
Speaker 17: Yeah, it's expensive. Just by yourself.
Speaker 6: Here sounds justice the dollar fifty the other day.
Speaker 3: But you have these avocados. Yeah, they're great. Okay, gotta
Speaker 3: have a hash mate, Jordan. Here's the go easy question.
Speaker 3: Fifty bucks, medium, five hundred. Are you going to roll
Speaker 3: the dice and go for five k? What are we feeling? Yeah?
Speaker 16: Roll the dise.
Speaker 3: He's going the big one five thousand dollars. Here we go,
Speaker 3: five thousand dollars. Rules are simple, Lauren, will give you
Speaker 3: the question. You get three seconds to give us the answer.
Speaker 4: Jordan, this is good for five thousand dollars. What kind
Speaker 4: of flower was once used to make money?
Speaker 3: Three?
Speaker 13: Two one?
Speaker 19: You had no idea?
Speaker 4: I should have just had a guess. It's too late now,
Speaker 4: but just guess a flower, A type of flower?
Speaker 3: Any ideas, go.
Speaker 6: Have a guess of any type of flower? What would
Speaker 6: you have said, Davy?
Speaker 11: Ah?
Speaker 6: No, see that's you just got to be in it
Speaker 6: to win it, though. But it was a tulip.
Speaker 8: He needs to.
Speaker 6: Print money out on tulips back in the day.
Speaker 3: Apparently, Yep, you've seen Wolf of wall Street.
Speaker 5: They mentioned that, Yes, oh it's in the movie.
Speaker 3: Yes, they mentioned a lot of other things, but they
Speaker 3: do job. I missed the tulips.
Speaker 6: Yes, surprisingly, that was the one thing that stood out
Speaker 6: to you, Jess.
Speaker 3: Hey Jordan, thanks for giving it to crack mate. The
Speaker 3: five K Question returns this time tomorrow. Every day eight
Speaker 3: o'clock your chance to pick up a cheeky five K daisy. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I don't think it'd be a daisy. Hey, you coming
Speaker 3: up next?
Speaker 6: Sorry, it's a draw.
Speaker 4: It's a drown anata twenty nine years after the very
Speaker 4: first one, finished the exact same way.
Speaker 3: From the Mighty Pies. Mister Mason Cox is in the
Speaker 3: house semi fresh from a weekend at Live Golf. He
Speaker 3: joined us right after justin Timberlake here on number one hundred.
Speaker 8: What a game?
Speaker 3: Oh sorry, sorry sorry he was at Live Golf on
Speaker 3: the weekend.
Speaker 6: What a game, Mason.
Speaker 3: Mason Cox is in the house.
Speaker 4: On a Thursday and then getting to sneak off for
Speaker 4: the weekend.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it was really good.
Speaker 10: It was unique to get like two three days off
Speaker 10: in a row, and then it just married up perfect
Speaker 10: with Lift Golf.
Speaker 3: So it's over in Adelaide.
Speaker 6: First things first, Yeah, before we get to Live Golf
Speaker 6: extra time.
Speaker 3: Yeah, where do you sit on it? Because I can
Speaker 3: tell out it was an amazing game to watch. Sitting
Speaker 3: there with my son, I was right into it and
Speaker 3: That'sron goes and it just felt flat.
Speaker 10: Yes, it is a very weird feeling. But a lot
Speaker 10: of people have asked this over the last few days,
Speaker 10: and it's kind of a weird thing because then do
Speaker 10: you you'd have to do every game as extra time.
Speaker 10: I think everyone felt so flat because the anticipation to
Speaker 10: anticipation of Anzac Day, the build up and everything else
Speaker 10: to then not come out with the result that's either
Speaker 10: one way or the other.
Speaker 3: I think you should be playing extra time, even in
Speaker 3: a club match. Don't look at the old person in
Speaker 3: the corner like.
Speaker 5: This answer is surprising me and it's refreshing.
Speaker 3: I love you.
Speaker 10: I mean, I mean there and it's you know, two
Speaker 10: other teams playing on it Sunday afternoon wherever. It is, like,
Speaker 10: you know, I don't know many families are going to go, great,
Speaker 10: let's go another hour of this. But yeah, I mean,
Speaker 10: like I'd love to have an outcome that's one way
Speaker 10: or the other. I think everybody wanted that, probably, but
Speaker 10: it is one of those things you probably do, say
Speaker 10: for finals where it is a winner go home scenario.
Speaker 4: But they do it in finals, right obviously because someone
Speaker 4: has to go get through, So you have to do extra.
Speaker 6: Time during the season. Clinton, I don't mind it draw.
Speaker 4: You needs to get the two points, and that two
Speaker 4: points can sometimes be the difference between getting in a
Speaker 4: final and not getting in Collingwood.
Speaker 5: That no one wants a winner, really, I.
Speaker 6: Think you might feel differently if the days had to happen.
Speaker 5: Potentially, could I ask you one more about Thursday, Jamie Elliott.
Speaker 3: That mark of the year or is that mark of
Speaker 3: the year.
Speaker 10: Yeah, it might be mark of the century. That was
Speaker 10: That was just next level watching that live. I'm just
Speaker 10: sitting there going this sky is an absolute freak. You
Speaker 10: get used to those kind of with Jeremy Howe on
Speaker 10: the team, you know, But I feel like that one
Speaker 10: had a bit of extra spice on it and just
Speaker 10: hung up there for like an extra couple of seconds.
Speaker 10: And I always feel bad for the guy underneath them
Speaker 10: because usual it's a big fell So it was it
Speaker 10: was Mackay, yeah.
Speaker 6: Because I saw him.
Speaker 4: I think he posted the next morning he was having breakfast.
Speaker 4: It was on the front page, him getting like just
Speaker 4: stood on and he was like, not what you want
Speaker 4: to be looking at over breakfast.
Speaker 3: That's funny.
Speaker 4: It was an amazing game though I was there. It
Speaker 4: was the atmosphere and the MCG was quite extraordinary on Thursday,
Speaker 4: so well done.
Speaker 6: It was a huge game.
Speaker 10: Yeah, it's it's it's a very special one to be
Speaker 10: a part of. And it's one of the lardest the
Speaker 10: MCG gets, you know, right after you do the minute
Speaker 10: of the silence and everyone screams and goes crazy and
Speaker 10: get the flyover and and all that. It's such a
Speaker 10: special event.
Speaker 4: Did the fly ever give you a fright? Because it
Speaker 4: gave Scott Pendlebury a fright?
Speaker 3: Did it?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 3: God that I think he said he's from the US. Mate.
Speaker 3: Every game we do. Yeah, let's live golf, big weekend.
Speaker 3: It was a fun weekend. Yes, it was a very
Speaker 3: very good with Greg Norman.
Speaker 10: The first night there was a yeah opening kind of
Speaker 10: ceremony with everyone. Yeah, and feel the golfers and stuff,
Speaker 10: which was cool.
Speaker 4: Did you ask Greg Norman about that famous picture of
Speaker 4: him walking his dog on the beach.
Speaker 3: With his rigular Was it the he had the little normany? Yes,
Speaker 3: it wasn't a little it was let me go. It
Speaker 3: was a one would.
Speaker 6: Would Yeah, assume he didn't ask him about that photo.
Speaker 10: No, I didn't he I didn't actually get to a
Speaker 10: chance to have a chat with him too much. But
Speaker 10: he was at the game on Thursday, so he was
Speaker 10: he's at the game and.
Speaker 3: What and yeah, the great Norman that should be on
Speaker 3: a lead, not the dog.
Speaker 5: That is that is the great white shark right there.
Speaker 6: Did Greg Norman do a shoey?
Speaker 3: Yeah? I think he did yesterday.
Speaker 6: I want to say it's.
Speaker 3: Part of it. There's heaps of shoes going around, was there.
Speaker 10: Yeah, he was doing a shoees cam and the rest
Speaker 10: of the Australian boys they won it yesterday, so they're
Speaker 10: all doing shoes with the trophy on on stage, which
Speaker 10: is pretty cool. And it was just it was a
Speaker 10: it's a big weekend for Adelade right, it's.
Speaker 3: We're going to get it here in Melbourne.
Speaker 6: Really, we're stealing it from him, not till twenty twenty seven.
Speaker 6: That's what I.
Speaker 5: Either eat or version of it. Maybe they might go
Speaker 5: to one in Adelaide.
Speaker 3: One in Melbourne.
Speaker 5: You were a little bit taken aback by something that
Speaker 5: happened on the course.
Speaker 10: Or it was actually after on Friday night. It was
Speaker 10: a bit of a unique thing. I've only seen it once.
Speaker 10: I didn't really believe it, but then I saw it
Speaker 10: in public and I thought this, I guess it is
Speaker 10: an Australian staple.
Speaker 3: It's sort of like a it's a weird.
Speaker 5: It's become a tradition very quickly, and it was born
Speaker 5: out of something that happens at weddings when this song plays.
Speaker 6: I'm just about what's so weird about it?
Speaker 3: You drop your dacks?
Speaker 5: She does?
Speaker 3: Do you want to drop them? Now?
Speaker 6: You're actually looking like, what do you mean you drop
Speaker 6: your dacks?
Speaker 10: Yeah, there's a apparently it's a tradition to all of
Speaker 10: a sudden drop your dacks and just shuffle from much right.
Speaker 6: So this around your ankles.
Speaker 10: Yes, So this is goes and randomly gets played on
Speaker 10: the bar and all of a sudden I start looking
Speaker 10: around and dudes are just unbelting, like unbuckling their belts.
Speaker 10: Still yeah, so it's still not new. What do you
Speaker 10: mean started just undoing the belts And then it's like
Speaker 10: just dropping the chores left, right and center. And I'm
Speaker 10: just so confused by this scenario.
Speaker 3: Well, now I was like, it's a public place.
Speaker 2: But then the weirdest thing was a female did it.
Speaker 6: Too, And I was like, well, if boys can do it,
Speaker 6: why can't wake it up?
Speaker 3: Because traditional well.
Speaker 10: No, it was not just the pants, it was the
Speaker 10: shirt and everything else. I was just sitting there like, oh,
Speaker 10: Jesus has no care in.
Speaker 6: The world at the golf.
Speaker 3: This is at a bar.
Speaker 5: It's any tradition that makes absolutely no sense at all.
Speaker 3: But I'm here. I'm all here for it.
Speaker 5: No, no, it's it happens.
Speaker 3: Here as well. Did you say what happens to winning weddings?
Speaker 3: Because out of the family weddings I've been to, I
Speaker 3: don't want to see them with no pants on her.
Speaker 6: I've never seen such a thing happen before. But I
Speaker 6: like it, like it my mom at a bar. I'm
Speaker 6: going to be play Eagle Rock.
Speaker 3: No, no, go on.
Speaker 4: Clint, what Redge Brundays have you got on? Note on,
Speaker 4: let's give it again, work place, not a Barklint.
Speaker 3: Going up against the Blues this Friday seven at the
Speaker 3: g They came close to knocking off the Cats on
Speaker 3: the weekend. Did you watch the game?
Speaker 6: He's having too much fun.
Speaker 10: Yeah, it's Carlton's going really well at the moment. Geelong
Speaker 10: obviously still undefeated, so you know, a very close game.
Speaker 10: I felt like for most of it from what I saw,
Speaker 10: And yeah, it's going to be a tough, tough ass
Speaker 10: for us. You know, it's going to be a massive
Speaker 10: crowd at the MCG on a Friday night, and that's
Speaker 10: what you're kind of play for, these exciting games.
Speaker 3: So you guys play the Cats.
Speaker 10: That's a great question.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 5: Melbourne play Geelong this week? Luck Saturday night. Luck with
Speaker 5: Carlton and Collingwood. There's there are a few places to
Speaker 5: beef rather Collins v.
Speaker 3: Carlton.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, you can leave your cars unlocked on Saturday
Speaker 4: night then, because.
Speaker 6: I want to get the cars.
Speaker 3: Just don't leave my unlocked around the G seven go
Speaker 3: the pies. Mason Cox on the air of This this morning.
Speaker 3: Good to see you, Coxy. Ohways, good to be here,
Speaker 3: Jason Lawrence. We are getting close to giving away ten
Speaker 3: thousand dollars. Every day we are getting out on the
Speaker 3: streets of Melbourne, come up, say hey. Every one hundredth
Speaker 3: person wins hundred bucks, every thousandth wins a grand and
Speaker 3: we are getting extremely close to saying hey to our
Speaker 3: ten thousandth listener. And they will pocket ten k with
Speaker 3: a huge turnout at Frankston yesterday, South Melbourne Markets.
Speaker 6: On Saturday yesterday Danny Frankstin, wasn't it.
Speaker 3: Today at midday? Where are we head?
Speaker 4: And Lozzy, We're going to nork it today. Jas We'll
Speaker 4: be on the corner of High Streets and separation streets.
Speaker 4: Just need northkits Central and North Plaza there come and
Speaker 4: say hey, today could be today that it goes off.
Speaker 3: That's right, midday today. We will see you there. We'll
Speaker 3: have ten k in our back pocket waiting for you. Melbourne.
Speaker 3: This is no over.
Speaker 5: Thousands of Australians will soon rally and march together across
Speaker 5: the country, including the PM, calling for an end to
Speaker 5: violence against women. Tens of thousands rally to stop violence
Speaker 5: against Women Saturday and Sunday on the streets of Australia.
Speaker 2: Very thought provoking, very emotional days.
Speaker 5: Here in Melbourne yesterday ten thousand plus hit the streets
Speaker 5: for these rallies which are just so so important. The
Speaker 5: Premier to Cintra Allen was there and then in Canberra,
Speaker 5: PM Anthony Albanezi hit the streets. Of course, this all
Speaker 5: comes in the wake of senseless violence against women. Twenty
Speaker 5: six women this year alone have lost their lives to
Speaker 5: the hands of a man, and that is just gut wrenching. Yeah,
Speaker 5: it's gut wrenching.
Speaker 6: It's horrific. Clint.
Speaker 4: A lot of those are from former or current partners.
Speaker 4: There's absolutely no doubt domestic violence is an enormous issue
Speaker 4: in our society. But outside of that, there have been
Speaker 4: some horrific stories we've heard recently of attacks on women.
Speaker 4: Obviously you hear about what happened in Bondi being an
Speaker 4: attack targeted at women. More close to home, there's been
Speaker 4: some shocking stories out of Ballarat and right across Melbourne,
Speaker 4: and it's it's it's hard, it's hard to read, it's
Speaker 4: hard to watch, but more than that, it's hard to comprehend.
Speaker 6: Like you carry that stuff with you as a female.
Speaker 4: You hear about it, and even if you are walking
Speaker 4: through life not feeling frightened or not feeling scared, all
Speaker 4: of a sudden, I think every single one of us
Speaker 4: has this in the back of our minds, that that
Speaker 4: could have been me, that could have been my sister,
Speaker 4: that could have been my daughter, my mum.
Speaker 5: Molly Ticehurst, Emma Bates, Erica Hay, that's this month alone.
Speaker 5: They are women in their prime, in their thirties, in
Speaker 5: the early forties, their families have been left heartbroken. It's
Speaker 5: just it's it's such an important time to talk about
Speaker 5: domestic fall.
Speaker 3: That's exactly what we did in our place on the
Speaker 3: weekend because we saw the rallies on the news, and
Speaker 3: then it sparked a conversation at our place and Lou,
Speaker 3: my wife, said, oh, the other day when I was
Speaker 3: at Cole's, there was a guy behind me in the
Speaker 3: like behind me in the lineup for the registers, and
Speaker 3: she said he was just standing so close. Now, he
Speaker 3: was in a rush to get out of there, but
Speaker 3: he was standing so close that Lou said she felt
Speaker 3: so uncomfortable and so unsafe. And then she said to me,
Speaker 3: how would you feel if it was the other way around?
Speaker 3: And I said, oh, I would actually just be annoyed.
Speaker 3: But I've never really looked at it from the female
Speaker 3: point of view of going lens. Yes, yeah, And it
Speaker 3: was a real big eye open and I was like, yeah, okay,
Speaker 3: I totally get it now.
Speaker 4: Yeah, there's definitely a different fear you get when like
Speaker 4: sure we get people get annoyed and frustrated with people.
Speaker 4: But there is a different feeling you get in your
Speaker 4: gut when you feel unsafe and it's a horrible feeling.
Speaker 4: And whether that's in the supermarket because someone's getting too
Speaker 4: close to you, whether it's walking to your car at
Speaker 4: night and you get it's like your blood turns cold
Speaker 4: and you get this this terrifying feeling. And look, I'm
Speaker 4: I shouldn't say I'm lucky, but I've never been in
Speaker 4: a situation where I felt unsafe with a partner or
Speaker 4: with someone I you know, a man close to me
Speaker 4: in my life. I've never ever ever experienced that. But
Speaker 4: I shouldn't say that I'm lucky because I haven't experienced that.
Speaker 3: You know, you should under say that.
Speaker 4: No, But I mean these while these protests are so important.
Speaker 4: You know, I heard a really interesting thing the other
Speaker 4: day out of the Sydney protest, and it was it
Speaker 4: was a woman saying, you guys changed the whole scope
Speaker 4: of nightlife in Sydney based on the one punch. People
Speaker 4: getting knocked out in clubs in King Hits and you
Speaker 4: can't go into a nightclub after at twelve o'clock ORed
Speaker 4: every time it is they bought in a curfew because
Speaker 4: of that. So what are we going to do about this?
Speaker 4: Because this is a huge, terrifying issue.
Speaker 5: And that's why the PM was taken to task in
Speaker 5: Canberra yesterday. As a result, he has called for a
Speaker 5: national emergency and a national Cabinet meeting on Wednesday. What
Speaker 5: is born out of that? I'm not sure. I'm not sure.
Speaker 5: I mean this, should women carry mace like that? That's
Speaker 5: something that has been put forward. Should it be legal
Speaker 5: for women to carry mace? How do we protect the
Speaker 5: most important people in our lives?
Speaker 3: So I think the first step is actually having these conversations.
Speaker 3: Huch is so important and we are parents of three
Speaker 3: young boys, and last night, after having that chat with Lou,
Speaker 3: that's where our minds went, Okay, they're never too young
Speaker 3: to start educating them. Yeah, we've got to change absolutely
Speaker 3: the mentality here in this country.
Speaker 4: And I will say that a lot of men that
Speaker 4: I know have spoken to me about this and asked
Speaker 4: how I feel. And I've noticed, I've noticed this conversation
Speaker 4: going on between some of my male friends and their mates,
Speaker 4: and I've noticed.
Speaker 6: I will say, while this is.
Speaker 4: A horrific issue, there are a lot of men standing
Speaker 4: up for this to make sure this doesn't happen again,
Speaker 4: and to talk to their mates and to talk to
Speaker 4: their sons and to talk to their friends.
Speaker 3: Educate.
Speaker 5: Yeah, education is a key. I want to bring in
Speaker 5: Kim o'reiley, So Kim joins us on Jason Lauren here
Speaker 5: on KNOW one hundred this morning. Kim has been a
Speaker 5: victim of domestic violence. She's now an active campaigner. She
Speaker 5: was at the rally yesterday. Kim, good morning, Thanks for
Speaker 5: your time.
Speaker 19: Good morning.
Speaker 3: How was it yesterday? How important was that not just
Speaker 3: for you but for Australia.
Speaker 19: Oh, it's very important. I think it really really made
Speaker 19: a really strong stance that enough is enough, and that
Speaker 19: everyone came together and so many people took time out
Speaker 19: of their days to be there. It's a shame that
Speaker 19: we have to do it to get some attention, be
Speaker 19: the voice, but you know, it was definitely worth it.
Speaker 3: Kim, Can I ask you what do you think needs
Speaker 3: to happen?
Speaker 19: I think parole and bail really needs to be looked at.
Speaker 19: It if that's necessary pathway for perpetrators. I don't think
Speaker 19: it's needed. It's really rewarding them every time that they
Speaker 19: get there and then the victims suffers. I think that's
Speaker 19: something that we really really need to look at. Apart
Speaker 19: from that, within the community, I think we really need
Speaker 19: to stop victim blaming, take out the judgment, and just educate.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Absolutely, but you're absolutely right about those I mean, I
Speaker 4: mean the statistic around twenty six Austrange women have been
Speaker 4: killed by a current or former partner, the person that
Speaker 4: you're supposed to trust the most.
Speaker 3: And the term reoffenders, it just drives me insane.
Speaker 4: Obviously, the punishment change the systems not good enough, is it, Kim?
Speaker 19: No, I mean, there is no justice in it at all.
Speaker 19: I'm saying this to say that it's literally just to
Speaker 19: help them out and help them rehabilitate, helps them to
Speaker 19: get us into the community, but it does nothing for us,
Speaker 19: does not help us, It does not support us. You
Speaker 19: get a sentence, but then they get a parole and
Speaker 19: they get a couple of years off. Once they get
Speaker 19: to that point, they get two years, three years off,
Speaker 19: and we're still sitting there suffering.
Speaker 5: Kim, as somebody as a victim of domestic violence, Thank
Speaker 5: god you escaped. What you did being there yesterday?
Speaker 3: Was it?
Speaker 5: Was it emotional? Was it empowering. How was it for you?
Speaker 19: Oh, it was empowering. I've got an emotional at so
Speaker 19: many people that are affected by it that I just
Speaker 19: can't believe that this is such a common story and
Speaker 19: it shouldn't be. But it was definitely empowering that so
Speaker 19: many of us came together and just said, you know what,
Speaker 19: We're going to take it this far and this is enough,
Speaker 19: where this is it? Something needs to change.
Speaker 5: Thanks for sharing your story. Kim actually does some great
Speaker 5: work in the space It's Never Okay as the campaign
Speaker 5: she's leading, and just a reminder that there is help
Speaker 5: for those who need it.
Speaker 3: One eight hundred respect is the number.
Speaker 5: That's one eight hundred seven three seven seven three to
Speaker 5: two if you're being impacted by sexual assault or domestic
Speaker 5: or family violence.
Speaker 3: And let's not just have these rallies and then it
Speaker 3: goes away. Let's have the conversation.
Speaker 4: And you know what, they are hard conversations to have,
Speaker 4: but they're also so important.
Speaker 3: We got some special guests that are pop.
Speaker 14: By introducing our next guests, so hilariously talented comedians known
Speaker 14: for heckling those in the public eyes.
Speaker 8: Some have said that Tim and I have taken a
Speaker 8: superficial attitude towards news and current affairs.
Speaker 7: In twenty twenty four, Melani I promised to turn any
Speaker 7: leaf and cover only the important stories.
Speaker 8: Plan on puoing on anyone today.
Speaker 14: Jie, Well, it's good to know there's still some journalistic
Speaker 14: integrity out there.
Speaker 2: Please welcome to the show.
Speaker 14: Mel Braswell and Tim McDonald poo.
Speaker 7: Hey, hey, are we a ten thousand? We need that money.
Speaker 4: We're not quite there yet, but it has been so
Speaker 4: nice getting out and meeting a whole people.
Speaker 6: A whole bunch of people are at.
Speaker 3: A whole.
Speaker 6: We have one of them. But it's so nice to
Speaker 6: see you guys.
Speaker 7: Thanks so much, love to see you guys.
Speaker 3: A big fans. You're just congratulating us on being employed
Speaker 3: off the year.
Speaker 8: We should mention it.
Speaker 7: I think I'm Melbourn Burne, and I think I speak
Speaker 7: on behalf of Melbourn when I say he's so great
Speaker 7: that you guys are back on air and you should
Speaker 7: be so big fans.
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 6: We love it here.
Speaker 4: What's nice, isn't it to our old studio.
Speaker 8: That shall not be named out studio nice in here? Yeah,
Speaker 8: it's a lot nicer because he's even the seats are
Speaker 8: nicer hey.
Speaker 3: Also, mel who's on after Us appears on your show
Speaker 3: as well.
Speaker 7: She does Meltosen It does a wonderful job here at
Speaker 7: Nova and to a lesser extend on our show.
Speaker 6: What does she do on the cheap seats? What's her role?
Speaker 7: So her job her job only cultural correspondent and that's
Speaker 7: code for she watches Love Island, so farmer wants a
Speaker 7: wife married at first sight, stranded on honeymoon Island?
Speaker 8: What have you been watching for the first episode? Back?
Speaker 8: And she said, Bluie, like, okay, you really just.
Speaker 3: Go this is the culture.
Speaker 5: Cultural correspondent does encompass a lot though?
Speaker 3: That's a big response. Was it the long epp? Have
Speaker 3: you seen the long EP of Bluey?
Speaker 8: I've seen the end of the long Nope.
Speaker 7: I haven't seen it yet. No spoilers, no spoilers.
Speaker 3: But I can tell you now as a parent, going
Speaker 3: from a seven minute episode to a full what like
Speaker 3: twenty four minutes, it is now it's a lot.
Speaker 6: She was only one.
Speaker 8: It was a special.
Speaker 4: It was like when Neighbors finished and Madge came back
Speaker 4: and it was extended.
Speaker 3: Oh no, but it was just like seven minutes is great?
Speaker 8: Seven minutes four minutes too long?
Speaker 3: Was I going to a movie marathon? I remember when
Speaker 3: you were younger and you go to those movie marathons
Speaker 3: through the night.
Speaker 7: I think we're losing our younger listeners with movies and
Speaker 7: Madge from Nabors.
Speaker 8: Mention.
Speaker 3: But literally we've been.
Speaker 7: Watching the news because our first episode is Tuesday night,
Speaker 7: and literally one of the biggest stories of this week
Speaker 7: is Bluey's mum is in trouble with the law because
Speaker 7: she put Bluey in the car seat and that is
Speaker 7: apparently illegal in Queensland.
Speaker 6: She put her in the front She put her in
Speaker 6: the front seat, didn't she Yes.
Speaker 7: And apparently there's a rule you can be if all
Speaker 7: the seats in the back of take and you can
Speaker 7: be in the front seat, you've got to be in
Speaker 7: a boost seat. And blue he wasn't in a booster seat.
Speaker 4: No, it's a big issue. I saw the safety lady
Speaker 4: on the Today Show.
Speaker 7: And she was not Jesus on the Today and then
Speaker 7: the big Stories weekend Today though, and then Chili Blue
Speaker 7: point oh five and it's just goes downhill from there.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 8: I think also having a dog drive the car is
Speaker 8: also a leader in Queensland.
Speaker 7: That is that is allowed, that is allowed.
Speaker 3: Is there a favorite show of yours that always gives
Speaker 3: content like Now that Married at First sits wrapped up?
Speaker 8: I'd say seven News Adelaide, that's pretty good.
Speaker 7: I'd keep it closer to home. I'd go weekend today, Queens,
Speaker 7: we Love, we Love.
Speaker 4: He's given you material before. Have you seen any anything
Speaker 4: he's marked up this week.
Speaker 3: Over over the summer?
Speaker 7: Have you done anything over the summer? Have I just
Speaker 7: give us dates and timestamps?
Speaker 4: Saturday fantastic today when he was learning how to Irish dance.
Speaker 8: Yes, okay, all right, that's what people want to wake
Speaker 8: up to.
Speaker 5: I feel as that Richard Wilkins would be the target
Speaker 5: quite a bit. We crossed him on the red carpet
Speaker 5: for Nicole Kidman at the weekend, and he looks like
Speaker 5: he just rolled out of a nightclub. He was wearing
Speaker 5: his shades, the news.
Speaker 3: In his shad.
Speaker 7: You know, Richard Wilkins. I had a story about Richard.
Speaker 7: We've taken it. Apparently his house has two pools. No,
Speaker 7: it doesn't, one on one side of the house, one
Speaker 7: on the other side, so that when the sun is
Speaker 7: there in the morning, there's a pool in the sun
Speaker 7: and when the sun goes in the afternoon.
Speaker 6: It's more.
Speaker 5: Yeah, we're in a different state, so we.
Speaker 3: Can two pools.
Speaker 6: It wouldn't be classified as a pool like a pond.
Speaker 3: It's like a pond. It's a small pool.
Speaker 2: Okay, there is water in the front and water.
Speaker 6: Confirm, can confirm he's got a ripping bar.
Speaker 3: Could you swim in the pond?
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's almost like around for a party.
Speaker 3: I'll tell you you're a good friend. Trying to make
Speaker 3: him sound relatable.
Speaker 7: It's just a infinity pond. Blright, it's nothing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, is it Fisher?
Speaker 6: There would be Richard Wilkins.
Speaker 4: Yes, Yes, it's a great house for a party. Though
Speaker 4: you've got to get yourself invited around there to the bar.
Speaker 7: Okay, we'll do it.
Speaker 3: So.
Speaker 7: Richard Wilkins is on our list to watch. Also, another
Speaker 7: show that we want to bring to the show this year, Postcards.
Speaker 7: We want to try and find some postcards. God, Lauren,
Speaker 7: can you give us something? You're always very professional on
Speaker 7: the show. Is there anything that you can give us?
Speaker 4: Jason, I did a Postcards episode together, actually, and you
Speaker 4: know what we did, because we got axed.
Speaker 6: We went axe throwing. Did you realize lumber punks in
Speaker 6: South Melbourne.
Speaker 8: Did you put on the target my old boss.
Speaker 3: Saying it tend it to be quite triggering. To be honest, we.
Speaker 7: Don't call it acts. A Channel tenant's moved to a
Speaker 7: specialty time.
Speaker 3: Hey, we've got our own Cheap Seats a moment this
Speaker 3: morning to play back. We need to apologize. You guys
Speaker 3: just did know that in Adelaide I believe we did.
Speaker 3: And Jodie, I've got the intro here.
Speaker 6: We're an absolute lutely cracking show on Channel ten. Well Braceworn,
Speaker 6: Tom McDonald are the host of it.
Speaker 3: Do a very good job.
Speaker 1: Tim.
Speaker 7: It's Tim McDonald And what what happened before that is
Speaker 7: there are very great mates from Channel ten and I
Speaker 7: don't know their names exactly.
Speaker 4: The half favorite show The Cheap Sheets so close.
Speaker 6: How did your swe to that? Tom?
Speaker 7: I don't need to.
Speaker 3: She could have went Jackie could have went jack today. Hey,
Speaker 3: the Cheap Seats you can catch it tomorrow night eight
Speaker 3: forty on ten and ten play.
Speaker 7: For special new time.
Speaker 3: Hey guys, it's always good to see thanks for coming
Speaker 3: in this morning.
Speaker 7: Thanks for having us.
Speaker 3: Laurence big shout out to everyone. I came out to
Speaker 3: the South Melbourne markets on Saturday. Also big shout out
Speaker 3: to the people that were running the dim sim store.
Speaker 3: What works?
Speaker 6: What about the lady from the cookie store?
Speaker 3: Yes, some cookies. Cookie box?
Speaker 6: Was it called the cookie box?
Speaker 4: The birthday cake cookie I had was one of the
Speaker 4: most deluscious things I've ever on my Mas.
Speaker 3: Just cookie dough, No, that was incredible.
Speaker 6: It was it was. It was a cookie with.
Speaker 3: A birthday party in the middle of it.
Speaker 4: It had it had some kind of frousting situation in
Speaker 4: the middle, but it also had icing on top with sprinkles.
Speaker 3: When they open again, we must go.
Speaker 6: We must go. They're not open on a Monday, are they,
Speaker 6: But we must go.
Speaker 3: I don't want to reveal what they sell, but there
Speaker 3: was a lady I met at the South Melbourne Market,
Speaker 3: Georgie Lauren introduced me to.
Speaker 6: She's my favorite at the market.
Speaker 3: She is an absolute expert in something extremely specific.
Speaker 6: We must get her on we must food.
Speaker 3: It's a food that we all use, but she is
Speaker 3: no expert.
Speaker 4: Who's going to be the most excited about it? Our
Speaker 4: Irish producers.
Speaker 3: Yes, yeah, that's all we'll say. Yes, it's not Guinness,
Speaker 3: that's all. We'll say. It's good Now listen.
Speaker 4: Good gear and if you know Georgie from the South,
Speaker 4: if you go to the South Melbourne market, you would
Speaker 4: know Georgie.
Speaker 6: She's a bit of an icon.
Speaker 3: Now on Sunday we hit up Frankston. Move on on
Speaker 3: Sunday we hit up Frankston. Today we're back out there.
Speaker 3: Every hundredth person that we meet wins a hundred bucks.
Speaker 3: Every thousandth person wins a grand and we are so
Speaker 3: close to shaking the hand about ten thousand listener and
Speaker 3: they will win ten k. Where are we heading today?
Speaker 4: Las Air Today we are going to North kit Ladies
Speaker 4: and gentlemen also sliding too our DMS if you know
Speaker 4: any good eating spots around there, because we're basically going
Speaker 4: on a food tour of Melbourne. We're in Oakley the
Speaker 4: other day Nico's Cakes and we rolled out of there
Speaker 4: as well.
Speaker 6: Didn't we.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Today it's north near the corner of Separation and High Street.
Speaker 6: Slidingto o DMS.
Speaker 4: Tell us where to eat, but most importantly come down,
Speaker 4: say hey and you could win ten k.
Speaker 3: Twelve pm today lunchtime.
Speaker 6: That's food.
Speaker 3: You've got to be quick. We will see you there.
Speaker 3: Thank you for being all right, And that is it.
Speaker 3: We are getting out of here. Hopefully today's the day
Speaker 3: that we're giving away the ten k because later in
Speaker 3: the week Mama the Show. Lauren is jumping a flight
Speaker 3: head in the Sydney to catch up with Chris Hemsworth.
Speaker 6: Guys, I'm going to Sydney for the night. Chris will
Speaker 6: be on our show. Hemsy is joining us.
Speaker 4: I think on Friday morning post the Mad Max furiosa, well,
Speaker 4: we won't. We won't get him on post that. I
Speaker 4: reckon he might be a bit dusty on Friday morning.
Speaker 4: We'll get him on Thursday. Played on Friday here all
Speaker 4: about you know, it's a bit of a family affair, Mad.
Speaker 3: Max Furio you were saying the dad's in it.
Speaker 4: Craig Hemsworth is one of the greatest blot living men,
Speaker 4: and he's a fit. He rides motorbikes, he surfs trains,
Speaker 4: real hikes.
Speaker 6: He's in it.
Speaker 3: Annoys me.
Speaker 5: Same here, I think your dad's fit. That means the
Speaker 5: jeans are good.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Oh did you.
Speaker 6: Think the Hemsworths didn't have good jeans?
Speaker 5: Well, I just said clearly it's yeah, genetic, which annoys me.
Speaker 3: One I got my dad, Well, you'd be surprised. My dad,
Speaker 3: God rest yourself had big ears and a nose.
Speaker 4: Leoni Hemsworth, Mum of the three, You're right, it's the Jets.
Speaker 6: He's stunning as well.
Speaker 2: Can't take my It's off it now, will you come miss?
Speaker 3: That is it. We're getting out of here. Chris Hemsworth
Speaker 3: on the show later in the week and yes midday
Speaker 3: today your chance to get ten kbles See tomorrow Melbourne.
Speaker 15: Bye bye, Jason Lauren.
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