Speaker 1: Day adelaides.
Speaker 2: Online dating. What a perilous, perilous facediestut there. I'm sure
Speaker 2: some people have success and they live happily that after. However,
Speaker 2: my sister in law, who's the mother of two beautiful children,
Speaker 2: my niece and nephew. Anyway, she's decided to dip her
Speaker 2: toe back into the water, so to speak. And when
Speaker 2: I speak of feet, it's very, very pertinent at.
Speaker 3: This point to be careful. Were you're sticking your toes
Speaker 3: these days?
Speaker 2: Because Okay, so she sent me a screenshot of a
Speaker 2: conversation she was having with a boy and she said
Speaker 2: he was a lovely boy. They're having nice conversations and
Speaker 2: everything was going okay, an't you It wasn't He said,
Speaker 2: I just need to let you know that I have
Speaker 2: a bit of a boot fetty.
Speaker 4: With you.
Speaker 2: Slid over here, tell me the truth. I know you
Speaker 2: love well.
Speaker 3: How good boot fetish? Not foot the things on top
Speaker 3: of the feet? What what do you mean boot fetish?
Speaker 2: Yeah, so wearing boots. So basically he said, look, this
Speaker 2: is my thing, and she said, right, Oh, I need
Speaker 2: you to expand a little bit. I'm not quite sure
Speaker 2: how to take this comment. He was like, fair enough,
Speaker 2: The easiest way to explain it is that I feel
Speaker 2: a bit of face sexual attraction to women in long boots,
Speaker 2: very nice, not just any boots, so it'll be the
Speaker 2: right kind of boots the right occasion. And yes it
Speaker 2: does extend to the bedroom.
Speaker 1: Okay, so hanging on just the boots.
Speaker 3: Just the boots, nothing else, I assure.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean he didn't really go into that.
Speaker 1: I mean, this is work, so let me just research
Speaker 1: that in my mind might look for me.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, not in bed, thanks, take the boots off,
Speaker 3: just washed your sheets.
Speaker 1: And if this is happening, it's Auntie JODI's house.
Speaker 3: She's got a little toy kvoodle which craps everywhere.
Speaker 1: He could be pulling those.
Speaker 2: Boots very much so. So, needless to say, that ended
Speaker 2: fairly abruptly, and my sister in law was like, well,
Speaker 2: I guess it was my fault. I asked him his interests.
Speaker 3: I'm like, okay, good on her for taking ownership, and.
Speaker 2: I'm like, yeah, I mean, god forbid. He'd come back
Speaker 2: with like, yeah, I'm into the football, like I really
Speaker 2: like the Portatoais.
Speaker 3: Football club boring, and then he.
Speaker 2: Takes it a step further and says like I want black,
Speaker 2: white and tall boots.
Speaker 1: Yeah, right back, teal boots.
Speaker 3: I'll wear my footy boots in bed with my port
Speaker 3: Adelaide number eighteen.
Speaker 2: David Spears Okay, if you've been living under the proverbial
Speaker 2: rock was the leader of the opposition, the state opposition,
Speaker 2: the Liberal Party. He resigned not so long ago. So
Speaker 2: this is the timeline of how things rolled out Hazy.
Speaker 2: So he was arrested in Bury on the twenty sixth
Speaker 2: of September, okay, and then the Advertiser published photos of
Speaker 2: him allegedly doing a white substance a week later. So
Speaker 2: the police commissioner and the Premier were made aware that
Speaker 2: he'd been arrested, but said nothing. And it wasn't until
Speaker 2: the Advertiser got their hands on this video and these
Speaker 2: photos till it all came out.
Speaker 3: So I questioned, because I you know, I almost needs
Speaker 3: soft puppets thing. So what was her rested for in twenty.
Speaker 2: Six So arrested for drug supply, two counts of drug supply.
Speaker 2: So yeah, how it's all panned out has been really
Speaker 2: super interesting. When he was confronted by the Advertiser, was like,
Speaker 2: well that's Ai, It's not me that's a deep fake.
Speaker 1: We've all used that excuse to go to excuse these days.
Speaker 2: Isn't it, isn't it? But then he did a video
Speaker 2: and Instagram video on the weekend of him sitting in
Speaker 2: a forest appears to be a forest. I'm sitting talking
Speaker 2: to the camera. The wind noise is very distracting, I
Speaker 2: have to say. But he basically said, this is a
Speaker 2: bit of a conspiracy from the high levels of Parliament
Speaker 2: and the police department to set me up.
Speaker 5: Aholm has been raided by armed police and I was
Speaker 5: arrested and I was questioned.
Speaker 3: I believe there's someone pretty sinister behind this.
Speaker 5: And while I am personally devastated by what has happened,
Speaker 5: I'm equally concerned about what is actually the use of
Speaker 5: state government power against someone who is a political opponent.
Speaker 2: Interesting. Isn't that very interesting? And then there were allegations
Speaker 2: that at the Midwinter Ball, which is basically it's a
Speaker 2: collection of politicians and me, me and high levels of
Speaker 2: government that all come together and the Premier does a speech.
Speaker 2: The premier speech was elite, it was epic, as you
Speaker 2: would expect from Peter Malanowskis. And then then then David
Speaker 2: Spears got up and he was he was a bit
Speaker 2: out of sorts, I have to say. On the night,
Speaker 2: I thought, well, are you competing with malle hot Malley?
Speaker 2: Which is hard. But Beckie did look fidgety and nervous
Speaker 2: on the night. But I thought, and there were people
Speaker 2: that came out speaking about this ball over the weekend.
Speaker 2: They're supposed to be this gentleman's agreement that you don't
Speaker 2: talk about it. What happens at the ball stays at
Speaker 2: the bar. So very interesting that there were some people
Speaker 2: that sort of ingratiated themselves into the middle of the
Speaker 2: David Spears story and revealed what happened that night, because
Speaker 2: it's it's an unwritten rule that you don't talk about it.
Speaker 1: Oh, there you go.
Speaker 3: And it's been talking about the Winter Ball. How many
Speaker 3: times you've evat what's it like?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 1: It's interestinget to make my debut.
Speaker 2: I think you were invited with you? You were invited
Speaker 2: and you didn't come. I'm pretty sure.
Speaker 1: Yeah, what what was I doing at home? That's right,
Speaker 1: I was doing nothing. That's a hate.
Speaker 2: Next year, I'm taking you next year. I'm going to
Speaker 2: make sure you come next year. Yes, I don't know,
Speaker 2: it's a really weird vibe. It's like there's people there
Speaker 2: that you don't really want to see or talk to.
Speaker 3: You.
Speaker 1: So, looking forward to doing a ghosty just like as father,
Speaker 1: He's on your money.
Speaker 2: D six for.
Speaker 3: Jody sometimes gets very very nervous during radio, like really
Speaker 3: really sort of uncomfortably. You know, this is where you
Speaker 3: really shine and you can be yourself.
Speaker 2: Okay, I'm trying to work out a little last minute.
Speaker 2: I'm nervous. I think for seven thousand years, I think,
Speaker 2: I'm okay.
Speaker 3: Yeah, okay, Well, this is where you really shine and
Speaker 3: you can really really be yourself and just just let
Speaker 3: it flow, you know what I mean.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, all right, Well let's talk about pawn shall we.
Speaker 3: I told you.
Speaker 2: This story is extraordinary. Passengers, including young children, on a
Speaker 2: Quantus flight from Sydney to Tokyo and got a lot
Speaker 2: more than they bargained for when a steamy adults only
Speaker 2: film was shown on every screen.
Speaker 1: Nice you can afford it, Yeah, okay, here we are.
Speaker 6: So.
Speaker 2: Due to technical issues with the in flight entertainment on
Speaker 2: Quantus flight QF fifty nine to Japan, individual film selection
Speaker 2: wasn't available, so the film picked by a majority of
Speaker 2: passengers without their choice or selection was r rated Daddy O.
Speaker 6: That's a great flick, by the way, which features explicit
Speaker 6: sexual material, graphic nudity, exposed genitals, and sexually charged text messages,
Speaker 6: and it certainly did offend some passengers on the flight.
Speaker 2: Someone took to Reddit and said, quantus plate an inappropriate movie.
Speaker 2: You move it to the whole plane. There was no
Speaker 2: way to turn it.
Speaker 3: Wow, imagine I think it it's great. Partless if a
Speaker 3: Daddy O isn't it?
Speaker 2: Isn't it?
Speaker 1: Because no one's hearing about this movie? Otherwise?
Speaker 2: What is daddy O? I don't know what daddyo is?
Speaker 3: Well, I look at you, like look at me. Jody's
Speaker 3: winking right now? Does anyone know it is excessively there's
Speaker 3: a few racy pictures of it now by a quantas.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't. I genuinely don't know what it is.
Speaker 2: Is it just like a website? What is it?
Speaker 1: Daddio? Is a movie? Is a website? What's going on?
Speaker 1: It's a movie. It's a proper movie.
Speaker 2: Who's your Daddyo?
Speaker 1: A bluer type of movie? We're going back to this,
Speaker 1: isn't it? The whole weird thing? Calling someone who's your daddy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's gross because reverse that stuff.
Speaker 1: Who's your mummy? That's shocking, isn't it?
Speaker 3: Having special coddle times with Greg and you're yelling to
Speaker 3: him and he's whispering, is here, who's your mummy?
Speaker 2: So for some stop doing that. I mean, who hasn't
Speaker 2: been in a situation though, where you've got a little
Speaker 2: bit of porn running and then someone walks in you
Speaker 2: had to literally yeah.
Speaker 3: Right, squat on, You're like an extra an American pie
Speaker 3: from the back of the.
Speaker 2: No. I know a story though about Okay, I'll just
Speaker 2: say this sport in cricket circles. There was a cricket
Speaker 2: coach who was about to make a presentation to the
Speaker 2: Australian cricket team and it was off his laptop and
Speaker 2: so there's a projector there, so they're in like.
Speaker 1: A board room, yes classic.
Speaker 2: And he smashes play on his presentation. Is Born comes
Speaker 2: up on the screen and he's had to jump in
Speaker 2: front of it, which made it worse of course, because
Speaker 2: the projector showed the pawn on his chest and stomach.
Speaker 3: Right like it was tattooed, and he's like, I'm so sorry. Boys,
Speaker 3: I'm so sorry, boys, you got this.
Speaker 2: But at the same time, wow, wow, there, I fear
Speaker 2: you may have a very serious ailment.
Speaker 1: I fear you're correct.
Speaker 2: Some may just think that you don't listen, that you're
Speaker 2: just a bit lazy around the house. Oh no, no, no, no, no, no,
Speaker 2: no no, because there's a new study that's come out
Speaker 2: that has shown that you might have PD eight not
Speaker 2: public displays of affection.
Speaker 1: I good, because I definitely don't have that.
Speaker 2: Yes, but you might have pathological demand avoidance.
Speaker 1: It sounds about right.
Speaker 2: Okay, So a female psychologist has done the entire entire
Speaker 2: female race or disservers by coming out with this study.
Speaker 2: Simply put those with PDA feel compelled to avoid anything
Speaker 2: they don't want to do or anything that is perceived
Speaker 2: as a demand.
Speaker 1: Am I right, guys? Am I right?
Speaker 2: Okay, So all.
Speaker 3: The lads together, Yeah.
Speaker 2: If your husband has PDA, he'll find it impossible to
Speaker 2: pick up those plates and put them away. Don't write
Speaker 2: them off as stubborn, difficult or selfish when the reality
Speaker 2: is apparently, according to this study, they're living with constant
Speaker 2: self loathing and an inability to move through daily life.
Speaker 1: Let me guess and let me guess your husband also
Speaker 1: has people.
Speaker 2: Oh, he doesn't listen. There's no question. He's a good
Speaker 2: around the house. Doesn't listen. How does PDA manifest? You may
Speaker 2: ask a great question, awesome question. When someone with PDA
Speaker 2: is asked to do something, they may feel anxiety, palpitations,
Speaker 2: a headache, or a stomach ache, and they might break
Speaker 2: out into a sweat.
Speaker 3: Hey, do the dishes, Greg, I'm so sweaty, car. Just
Speaker 3: let me lay. Let me sleep this off. Can you
Speaker 3: sleep these symptoms off?
Speaker 2: Can I give you an example of how I know
Speaker 2: that you have PDA? Tell everyone what happened the other
Speaker 2: day when your wife, your wife Kara, arranged for you
Speaker 2: to have your car traded in. She did all the
Speaker 2: background work, organized a new car for you.
Speaker 3: You had one job, yes, and I think I did
Speaker 3: a reasonable job of it, and that was to drop
Speaker 3: the car off of the dealership.
Speaker 1: Yeah, which was fine. And then we went there.
Speaker 3: I said goodbye to the car, I said thank you
Speaker 3: very much to the car salesmen, and then off I
Speaker 3: trotted to work. It was two days later I realized
Speaker 3: I'd left my wallet in that car. Oh, and then
Speaker 3: I got the I got that I called car at
Speaker 3: the time, and I got the I'm not angry, I'm
Speaker 3: just disappointed.
Speaker 2: Okay, mister, mister, I'm the poster child for shingles. You're
Speaker 2: the poster child for PDA. You had one job. You
Speaker 2: didn't listen properly, and also you had two things to remember,
Speaker 2: phone and wallet. Phone and wallet. The fact that you
Speaker 2: forgot your wallet and it took you forty eight hours
Speaker 2: to realize.
Speaker 3: PDA, no PA, And I got that speech. Oh, you'd
Speaker 3: forget your head if it wasn't screwed on.
Speaker 2: Well, that is true.
Speaker 1: How many times you reckon? I've heard that?
Speaker 2: Oh how many times have you walked into this studio?
Speaker 2: Just a neck?
Speaker 3: Just a neck?
Speaker 1: Got it again?
Speaker 3: Great, got to talk with his heads again. Now that's
Speaker 3: a job.
Speaker 1: That was a joke.
Speaker 3: That's a job, job, a terrible job. The best way
Speaker 3: to start the working way. We've said that since day
Speaker 3: dosh just a little small brick and then goes little injection.
Speaker 2: Of humor and it infiltrates your entire body in here
Speaker 2: we go.
Speaker 1: Feels good almost immediately.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so true.
Speaker 3: Who wants to kick.
Speaker 1: Us off this morning? Projuices? So you want to set
Speaker 1: the tone nice and early.
Speaker 7: What do you got do you want to hear a
Speaker 7: joke about a roof? Yes, fast one's on the house.
Speaker 3: Sure.
Speaker 2: And also, don't dance.
Speaker 3: In this space, and you're still learning in this space,
Speaker 3: so you don't use the dance after in celebration.
Speaker 2: A general rule, swim. I had an incident on the weekend, hazy.
Speaker 2: So I was in the supermarket and I was just
Speaker 2: standing in the self checkout area, just doing my business,
Speaker 2: and there was a guy next to me, and he
Speaker 2: cracked onto the girl next to him and asked her
Speaker 2: to go on a date and she said yes, And
Speaker 2: it was a very unexpected artem in the bagging area.
Speaker 3: Right, all right, anyway, have you guys heard of the
Speaker 3: Blind Cyclops brothers? Neither did I producer thinking about that's.
Speaker 2: Weren't they all short?
Speaker 3: You've still got two minutes left.
Speaker 1: This is a fun game. I love fun.
Speaker 2: All right, let's get this out of the way, get
Speaker 2: it over with producing.
Speaker 3: Welcome For those who are just tuning in for the
Speaker 3: first time, can you explain this game and also just
Speaker 3: explain where Jody is as sure within this game.
Speaker 7: So this is a really fun and happy and optimistic
Speaker 7: game we play where we have no hits and throwbacks
Speaker 7: or chestralized. You guys play for a listener, it's the
Speaker 7: best of three. Things are tracking quite well for some
Speaker 7: Jody is on twelve pretty good. Hazy's on twenty three.
Speaker 2: So why is that just this year?
Speaker 7: That's this year?
Speaker 2: Jode's can't do the mess on that.
Speaker 7: Because sometimes you guys draw, that means we've had like
Speaker 7: thirty five weeks already this year.
Speaker 2: Sometimes you draw, okay.
Speaker 7: So you both get a point. Either way, you're drastically behind.
Speaker 7: So we're on the comeback train.
Speaker 3: We're just sort of getting to the stage of the
Speaker 3: year where you need to sort of count how many
Speaker 3: weeks are left of the endea, whether Jody can physically
Speaker 3: make come back.
Speaker 7: We might start doing the like triple points for one week,
Speaker 7: you know that sort of thing, just to see how
Speaker 7: we go. So maybe, yeah, to see either way, You've
Speaker 7: got a couple of listeners that you're playing for. Wallace
Speaker 7: Cinema Family Passes. Bobby from on Springer Hills is with
Speaker 7: Team Hazy.
Speaker 3: This Morning Bobby, Morning, Morning, Bobby, Thank you.
Speaker 2: Dying courage in Bobby, thank.
Speaker 7: No, and Carry from Olding of Beaches on Team Jodes.
Speaker 2: Hey, j Hello, Carry Joe's apologies, let's go.
Speaker 7: Come on, don't do that this week? I will say yes.
Speaker 7: I think this week they're all really easy, so we'll
Speaker 7: see how you go. Some number one.
Speaker 1: Hazy go On, Tones and eye dance My Yeah.
Speaker 7: He's had a good job, Jose.
Speaker 2: That was good for him.
Speaker 7: That was good for Hazy.
Speaker 1: Good shown, isn't it?
Speaker 8: Joe?
Speaker 7: Yeah, I see your hip shaken Joe's I don't look
Speaker 7: at the stone.
Speaker 8: You're feeling.
Speaker 2: Statue.
Speaker 7: That's okay because you're in the zone, because you're gonna
Speaker 7: nail this next one song number two.
Speaker 2: Sure that Jody go On? Is that Wonder Wall Oasis?
Speaker 7: Well done.
Speaker 3: You gotta be the one that says the god damn it.
Speaker 1: We just came out of Wonder Wall.
Speaker 2: Then, and the artists will still be.
Speaker 8: On your.
Speaker 7: That was nice. I love when this happened. Tie breaks time,
Speaker 7: Oh my god. Third song, final song, Who's going to
Speaker 7: take home the chocolates?
Speaker 1: Are you going to go?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 1: I would mean Britney Spears talks about.
Speaker 2: Yeah s.
Speaker 7: Told you this week they were pretty easy. I was
Speaker 7: both did well, but I.
Speaker 2: Will have the grace and the dignity to say well
Speaker 2: done this week.
Speaker 7: That was very good, very quick from Andrew this week,
Speaker 7: and Bobby gets done.
Speaker 3: Bobby, you Bobby, that's frustrating me. Do if you came in,
Speaker 3: you were so beautiful and humble, you just silenced all
Speaker 3: the arrogance was about to come out of my mouth,
Speaker 3: all this stuff lined up.
Speaker 2: Hey, Kerry, apologies, I'm sorry, I say.
Speaker 3: Do you know what, Kerry? Guess what we spoke to
Speaker 3: you on air? You're on the stand by list of
Speaker 3: cold places.
Speaker 2: That's right, that's nice, Thank you, Thank you, Kerry. I'll
Speaker 2: come around to your place tonight. We'll have a few
Speaker 2: margaritas and cry together.
Speaker 7: Don't spring the score to twelve twenty four, officially doubled.
Speaker 2: Jen Z and Aussies are so afraid of job interviews
Speaker 2: they're taking their parents off logan, I just one in four,
Speaker 2: one in four? What Yeah, that's.
Speaker 3: A stat I think you say like one as in
Speaker 3: once in a while.
Speaker 7: No one of so many people I know.
Speaker 2: So Tammy Ballas is a specialist recruiter, and she said,
Speaker 2: there's a new thing. They say. I've got interview anxiety.
Speaker 2: This isn't my safe space. Therefore I'm not going to
Speaker 2: do it, or I'm going to take my parents. Oh
Speaker 2: can you very imagine turning up to a job interview
Speaker 2: with mom? Oh god, and like, mums are embarrassing at
Speaker 2: the best of times, you know what I mean, a
Speaker 2: little on in a job interview. And what about when
Speaker 2: they get to what are their weaknesses? Oh wels you well,
Speaker 2: never cleans a.
Speaker 3: Root or they go the other way. They're like my daughter,
Speaker 3: my son is the best person in the world. He
Speaker 3: should be prime minister. I've been saying that for years.
Speaker 2: And you're sitting in your chair being like, shut up.
Speaker 1: Mom, I'm embarrassing me.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, he didn't play AFL because of politics.
Speaker 2: So yes. Miss Bellis believes the major challenge for the
Speaker 2: younger generation is their sense of entirelement and desire to
Speaker 2: take shortcuts. It just makes me think, I'm thirteen, twenty
Speaker 2: four to ten, Please get involved in this. What do
Speaker 2: you making your parents do that you should do yourself?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Are you not putting on your big girl parents or
Speaker 2: your big boy pants? Are you not taking responsibility for
Speaker 2: your own actions? Yeah?
Speaker 1: What's mum? And dad's still doing me like, I don't
Speaker 1: know if I should be doing that.
Speaker 2: In adulthood produces O as we well know, he's part
Speaker 2: of the jan.
Speaker 7: Z and I think everyone gets into the anxiety. It's
Speaker 7: called being nervous.
Speaker 2: To bring parents. Also, that's called being an adult.
Speaker 7: I know that's embarrassing for my generation. Although having said that,
Speaker 7: one of my best friends still gets his mum to book.
Speaker 1: His doctor's appointments.
Speaker 7: Come on, and he's twenty seven.
Speaker 1: Twenty seven years old? Do you know what up?
Speaker 2: Man's outrageous? Okay, and you just mentioned that your mum, Bindi,
Speaker 2: what does she do?
Speaker 7: Oh, she's poor Bindi. Well, if she gets a little
Speaker 7: bit stressed out, sometimes her mum will come over and
Speaker 7: do her washing for.
Speaker 2: And how old's her mum? Eighty six?
Speaker 7: At least she's offering to do that.
Speaker 1: It's keeping her active, It's right.
Speaker 2: So if you get on here, we're gonna put you
Speaker 2: on the on the stand by list to see cold
Speaker 2: plate and that's flight ascommodation everything for the Spear's World tour.
Speaker 2: So please get involved in this conversation. It's worth that
Speaker 2: just to dob yourself in. You know what I mean?
Speaker 3: Absolutely thirteen twenty four ten things your parents still do
Speaker 3: for you?
Speaker 1: Now, producers O. He has left the room. What I
Speaker 1: would say, yes, is it next time? Produces O.
Speaker 3: He goes for a job, and if it's a male employer, yeah,
Speaker 3: bring Bindy.
Speaker 2: Bindy's hot. Okay, if you're a new listener to this
Speaker 2: show and you're not across the narrative, Bindi is real hot.
Speaker 1: Twenty four ten.
Speaker 3: The things your parents are still doing for you? Tell
Speaker 3: us next and we'll put you on the standby list
Speaker 3: for coal playe Sydney.
Speaker 2: So he walks in with Bindy, Hi, things.
Speaker 1: Your parents still do for you?
Speaker 3: Alarmingly what one and four gen Zetters will take a
Speaker 3: parent with them to a job interview.
Speaker 2: I can't even comprehend this. Oh my god, gen Zetts.
Speaker 2: We love you. We love you because you're ballsy, because
Speaker 2: you do stuff that we never would have had the
Speaker 2: gumption to do, like take mum to a job.
Speaker 1: Sure, I'll be interview. Anxiety is a real thing.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, apparently according to this new study. And it's
Speaker 2: just extraordinary, isn't it.
Speaker 3: You just sort of feel like that there's some situations
Speaker 3: where you've got to leave mom and dad at home.
Speaker 1: Well, really put the pants on.
Speaker 2: Crack big girl pants on, all your big boy pants on.
Speaker 2: Let's go to Stacey from lind Dog Stacey thank you
Speaker 2: for being brave enough to tell us all what your
Speaker 2: mum still does for you that you really should be
Speaker 2: doing yourself.
Speaker 4: She still makes my lunch every day for work.
Speaker 1: Okay, great, so you must be twelve thirteen years old?
Speaker 1: Are you.
Speaker 4: Thirty one next month?
Speaker 3: But I'm guessing she must still live with you at
Speaker 3: least then when she's Stacey.
Speaker 4: You, I own my own house. I live on my
Speaker 4: own with my son who wants to say hi to
Speaker 4: hazy friend, and I work with my dad. He makes
Speaker 4: it and he brings it to work.
Speaker 2: Oh my god. And so, Stacey, what is she packing
Speaker 2: for you for lunch?
Speaker 4: I usually it's just like a ham and tea sandwich
Speaker 4: or a ham and cucumber, just cheese and cucumber. Yeah,
Speaker 4: just a sandwich.
Speaker 1: That'll do. That'll do.
Speaker 2: That's so cute.
Speaker 4: But they know, they know that if I don't do it,
Speaker 4: I won't I'll either not eat or I'll buy my lunch.
Speaker 2: Yeah. There he goes expensive.
Speaker 3: You drive a hard bargain there, Hey, Stacy, from me
Speaker 3: and Jody and everyone here, can you say a big
Speaker 3: height to Boston because he's an absolute little champion.
Speaker 4: Hey, Boston, that good man, good Man.
Speaker 2: I love stay sistance on this, Like, if you don't
Speaker 2: make me lunch, Mum, I just want to.
Speaker 3: It's like you've put me in a tough place here,
Speaker 3: so I guess I'm making your lunch each and every day.
Speaker 2: Is your ham and cucumber. Dull.
Speaker 1: Oh that is nice.
Speaker 3: Thurteen twenty four ten. The things that your parents still.
Speaker 2: Do for you, well, let us know and we'll put
Speaker 2: you on the standby. Let's to go and see coldplane Sidney.
Speaker 3: We're going to speak to a young man by the
Speaker 3: name of Kiera next, and I can absolutely relate to this.
Speaker 3: His parents still do for him to this day. Okay,
Speaker 3: speak to Kieren next, keep ther cause coming through. What
Speaker 3: do your parents still do for you? Things your parents
Speaker 3: still do for you? Off the back of Genzetta's taking
Speaker 3: their parents to interviews, one in four will take their
Speaker 3: parents to a job interview.
Speaker 2: That is completely and utterly insane. So we're doing this
Speaker 2: this morning, thirteen twenty four to ten. Please let us
Speaker 2: know what mummy and daddy are still doing for you,
Speaker 2: even though you know deep down in your soul you
Speaker 2: should be doing it yourself. Let's go to Sue from
Speaker 2: Stir Good morning, Sue, Good morning, guys, and you're playing
Speaker 2: the role of mum in this situation.
Speaker 9: I certainly am, and it's had frustrated one. My twenty
Speaker 9: year old, who is currently residing in the States, calls
Speaker 9: me very regularly when she has any kind of issue. Recently,
Speaker 9: it was a medical issue, and what do I say
Speaker 9: when I get to the chemist? So I told her
Speaker 9: what to say, and then she rang me back and
Speaker 9: I said, how'd you go? She said, oh, no, I
Speaker 9: just very well. I walked in and I found it
Speaker 9: on the shelf myself. I didn't have to say anything.
Speaker 2: So good.
Speaker 3: That's why I wish I was shocked to but I
Speaker 3: sort of found myself in a similar situation, like I
Speaker 3: don't know, I didn't know what to do together the
Speaker 3: doctors end of the cabinet.
Speaker 9: But the question is why ask if you're not going
Speaker 9: to take the advice.
Speaker 2: That's true, it's a good point. And don't you enter
Speaker 2: into this conversation because I have it on very good authority.
Speaker 2: Your wife was concerned about leaving you alone four days
Speaker 2: to go to Fiji. She was, I don't think he
Speaker 2: even knows how to use the dishwasher. And it turns
Speaker 2: out you don't even know how to use a washing machine?
Speaker 2: Or did you not FaceTime your wife to say how
Speaker 2: do I operate this thing?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 3: I did, very brave by man, because it opens up
Speaker 3: for so much ridicule. I could have googled it YouTube video. Yeah,
Speaker 3: just a quick FaceTime called a kara. Sure, it's embarrassing,
Speaker 3: but you've got to buy it down on that and
Speaker 3: realize it's for a greater good, because I don't want
Speaker 3: to find the house.
Speaker 2: Are you a genstor is that the takeaway from this?
Speaker 2: Because I can't believe you haven't used your own washing
Speaker 2: machine in your own home.
Speaker 3: I think I have the lack of maturity of a youngster.
Speaker 3: Is a forty year old's body mortifying the worst of
Speaker 3: both worlds?
Speaker 1: Great?
Speaker 2: Thank you so much, Sue. Let's go to Kieren from Finland.
Speaker 2: Good morning, Karen, good morning, good morning. What are your parents? Yeah,
Speaker 2: we're good. What are you your mom and dad doing
Speaker 2: for you that you should be doing yourself well? Every
Speaker 2: single year without fail?
Speaker 8: My mom buys me a brand new pack of underwear
Speaker 8: and Link Africa.
Speaker 3: Hey, Kira, do you find that the issue with Links
Speaker 3: Africa is that you spray it on and then all
Speaker 3: of a sudden there's like ten fifteen girls just glimbing
Speaker 3: all over you.
Speaker 1: How much an issue is that it's.
Speaker 9: Just too much to fight off.
Speaker 8: I'm a scaffolder as well, so it's adds to it.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, I.
Speaker 1: Mean, can you still buy ex Africa?
Speaker 2: Apparently you can, but at least when links African kicks
Speaker 2: in and it works with the ladies, you've got fresh
Speaker 2: underwear on.
Speaker 1: Am I right, Mom is setting you up for an
Speaker 1: almighty wee.
Speaker 2: Mom's effectively picking up on Kia's behalf. That's good, that's great.
Speaker 1: She's really really encouraging disorder behavior.
Speaker 3: That's the most awesome.
Speaker 1: Most awesome.
Speaker 2: Pizza sitting on.
Speaker 1: A street by Oh Boy. Turns out people in Adelaide
Speaker 1: really well and truly love their pizza.
Speaker 2: I'm very passionate about their pizza as well. We had
Speaker 2: literally hundreds of nominations for Adelaide's Most Awesome Pizza, but
Speaker 2: there can only be five finalists. Am all right? Yes, okay,
Speaker 2: we go, okay, you're ready. In no particular order, I
Speaker 2: have to say our top five Adelaide's Most Awesome Pizza
Speaker 2: finalists are one sneaky cheetah in.
Speaker 1: Congrats. I like one sneaky Cheddar as.
Speaker 2: Well, Pizza Bite at Redwood Park well done, very popular
Speaker 2: in the East.
Speaker 3: The old Pizza Bit of course.
Speaker 2: Okay, coming in at number three. Caesar's Pizzeria at Aberfall Park.
Speaker 1: Yeah, pizzeria even yep.
Speaker 2: Has been around for about twenty years. It's owned by
Speaker 2: Caesar himself. Is that right?
Speaker 1: I did not know that.
Speaker 3: That is a crazy fact, isn't it okay?
Speaker 2: Also Pizza Peppers in Woodcross.
Speaker 1: Very good one an establishment.
Speaker 2: Super popular down south, I've been around for about twenty
Speaker 2: five years. Well done. And finally Brasco's Pizzeria Pizzeria Busco's
Speaker 2: Pizzeria in Hectorville.
Speaker 3: Prasco's Pizzeria. There you go, great little establish.
Speaker 2: Done, very popular. Eastern Pizzaiiot Pit, Oh my very goodness.
Speaker 1: Why do we just change out to pizza place?
Speaker 3: Pizza places one Sneaky Cheter Riddlington Pizza by the red
Speaker 3: Wood Park, Caesars Pizza Rigga, Oil Park, Pizza Peppers and
Speaker 3: Woodcraft and Brasco's pizzaih in Hectorve. Your congratulations, guys, there's
Speaker 3: your top five. I'm sorry, top five.
Speaker 2: He just if we had our time again, I probably
Speaker 2: would have gotten new to announce though I reckon.
Speaker 1: How good sign sights? Seriously?
Speaker 3: Yeah, jump onto social media at Facebook, Instagram, at Jodie
Speaker 3: and Hazy vote we want to crown the best Pete
Speaker 3: pizzeria in La.
Speaker 2: I love speaking to our next guest. I mean he's
Speaker 2: dabbled in a little bit of radio, but that's okay.
Speaker 2: We'll do him live. We'll see if he can get there.
Speaker 2: But he is starring on one hundred with Andy Lee tonight.
Speaker 2: It's on after the Block on Channel nine.
Speaker 5: Good morning Andy, Petra Side going live on the radio.
Speaker 8: Thank you guys through it lovely to chat to you both.
Speaker 8: How are you?
Speaker 2: Oh, we're good, We're good. Normally you hit us up
Speaker 2: with a few questions about the percentage of Australians doing
Speaker 2: what But I've got one for you before we rip
Speaker 2: into it. We've we've just been talking about this. What
Speaker 2: percentage of gen zetas are taking their parents to job interviews? What?
Speaker 3: Yeah, that was our reaction to you.
Speaker 2: What do you mean how many? How many out of
Speaker 2: a hundred Australians are taking their parents because they're scared
Speaker 2: of job interviews cheaper?
Speaker 8: No, I mean my dad a wouldn't come with me,
Speaker 8: but he'd be the worst person to take anyway, because
Speaker 8: he never very very loving dad, but never wanted to
Speaker 8: come across as being one of those show parents pushing
Speaker 8: you done anything. So if I was ever playing cricket
Speaker 8: and my dad was young pa, I was out on
Speaker 8: the thigh guard.
Speaker 2: This is okay. So it's twenty five one in four, really,
Speaker 2: isn't that?
Speaker 8: Are we talking about, like you know, when you go
Speaker 8: for a job at macas and we're talking about adult life, well.
Speaker 1: Genuine adult life.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so there's I mean, there's we've got stories of
Speaker 3: twenty five twenty seven year olds who will bring mom
Speaker 3: or dad to a job interview. So if you're a
Speaker 3: bit old and andy, I'm not sure how old you are,
Speaker 3: but if you're the employer, yeah, does that feel like
Speaker 3: a red flag?
Speaker 8: Oh yeah, I mean I'll never be an employer, so
Speaker 8: don't worry that. But yeah, that is a huge red
Speaker 8: flag unless the I don't know, unless you have celebrity
Speaker 8: parents of course, you know, and you got an opportunity
Speaker 8: to meet Brad Pitt or someone probably give him the job.
Speaker 8: That's incredible. Well I'll bring it up one hundred not tonight.
Speaker 8: It's that animal special. So I'm not sure how it is.
Speaker 2: Wait, but it's an animal special.
Speaker 8: Yes, animal special to see huge he dress as a dog.
Speaker 8: Abby Chatfield dresses a rabbit. Mike is a chicken. And
Speaker 8: we're covering off all the stats on animal great hike,
Speaker 8: shike go a couple acts, yes, please, oh, here we
Speaker 8: go thirty first one is what percent of Australians won't
Speaker 8: go in the ocean at all because of sharks?
Speaker 9: Jees.
Speaker 3: I wonder how much this has shifted in the last
Speaker 3: a few years when shark's really having a bit of
Speaker 3: a crack.
Speaker 2: Yeah, having a purple patch.
Speaker 3: The sharks, they've been speaking, they've been speaking. Percent a
Speaker 3: really solid message. I'm going to say, are thirty six percent.
Speaker 2: I reckon it's more than that, Andy, I'm going to
Speaker 2: say forty eight percent.
Speaker 8: As you have the first one, twenty nine percent is
Speaker 8: that's the nice lead?
Speaker 2: Okay? All right, Well the people people are braver than
Speaker 2: I thought of.
Speaker 8: Australians hate dogs.
Speaker 3: One for you, what percent of Australians hate dogs are
Speaker 3: minus three percent?
Speaker 8: We do love dogs in natures. I think we've got
Speaker 8: more dogs than humans as in.
Speaker 2: Pet do we That's okay? I reckon it's something very small.
Speaker 2: Eight percent hate dogs.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm going to say I'm going to go a
Speaker 3: different rection. I'm going to say seventeen percent.
Speaker 8: It's all tied up love our dogs.
Speaker 9: Damn.
Speaker 2: You should have asked a question what percentage of Australians
Speaker 2: hate their cat? Because Hazy hates his cat Houston. In fact,
Speaker 2: last week, I think you called Houston a d head.
Speaker 8: I mean you've got to get that when you when
Speaker 8: you have a cat. Yeah, I mean that's their personality. Yeah,
Speaker 8: you know it doesn't happened. But they're not likable. No,
Speaker 8: they're not going to give you anything.
Speaker 1: Yeah, very obnoxious.
Speaker 3: And my wife yelling from the other room, saying you
Speaker 3: can't call the cat a dickhead is a very comp conversation.
Speaker 8: Like it's like dating a footy player. You know they're
Speaker 8: going to be a dickhead.
Speaker 1: You've just got to put up with the obnoxiousness.
Speaker 2: But you look a bit cute, so shut up, don't say.
Speaker 1: Anything coming in.
Speaker 8: Yeah, right, a tiebreaker here, let's go what Australia I
Speaker 8: think dogs should be allowed on plane? Domestic five?
Speaker 2: No one wants dogs on planes. Even if you love
Speaker 2: a dog, you don't want to get Oh no, do you.
Speaker 1: Want to go first. You want me to go first,
Speaker 1: I'm going to say twenty seven percent.
Speaker 2: I could be a real a and go twenty eight percent,
Speaker 2: and I'm not going to that. I reckon it's more
Speaker 2: than I don't think people want dogs on planes. I'm
Speaker 2: going to say thirty five percent, fifty.
Speaker 8: Yeah, isn't it? Isn't it? I mean, I guess it
Speaker 8: must be nearly every single dog own. I'm surprised. I
Speaker 8: don't really want my dog on a plane. No, because
Speaker 8: she's spoiled and will demand business class.
Speaker 2: And can you imagine the dog that's sitting in its
Speaker 2: chair and it puts its seat back, how unted.
Speaker 1: Would as well?
Speaker 8: Yeah, well done, victory, victory for you, Well done.
Speaker 2: Thank you. I very rarely win anything on this show,
Speaker 2: so that's really nice. The Hundred with Andy Lee on
Speaker 2: tonight on Channel nine after the book. Thank you so
Speaker 2: much for speaking with us. We love it as always always, guys,
Speaker 2: how you did that live? Well done