Speaker 1: Jason.
Speaker 2: Well, good morning everybody, and happy for Rider.
Speaker 3: Good morning, Happy for Ridday.
Speaker 4: Happy Friday, guys. We made it. We're in Cans yesterday.
Speaker 5: Good morning.
Speaker 2: We are back in Melbourne today, which is nice. I'll
Speaker 2: tell you what I missed.
Speaker 3: The cold, oh my gosh, the winging over the heat
Speaker 3: and the humidity.
Speaker 4: Oh, Lauren, it really got there.
Speaker 3: Just lots of huffing and puffing from you.
Speaker 2: Also, I feel a little justified because you know how
Speaker 2: I was saying I got food poisoning up there, and
Speaker 2: you guys are all like, oh, the big boy just
Speaker 2: over eight. We don't think it was food poisoning. I
Speaker 2: ran into some of the sales girls at the airport
Speaker 2: and they were saying that a few of their.
Speaker 4: Team ate at the same restaurant and went down.
Speaker 3: Oh dear, Yeah.
Speaker 5: I went into someone at the airport yesterday who said
Speaker 5: the same.
Speaker 4: Really, here there you go.
Speaker 3: I still think you are unwell. After we finished in
Speaker 3: on food poisonedn't hear that fast. I think there was
Speaker 3: a combo of overeating and food poisoning, which is a
Speaker 3: great way to get rid of the overeating.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but over reading never normally gets me.
Speaker 3: It was the sticky day, sticky day.
Speaker 4: Hey guys, we had a lot to get across this morning.
Speaker 2: First thing, first, oh oh oh.
Speaker 4: Hawks went down?
Speaker 3: Hawks, the Hawks went down. I was asleep, but Paul
Speaker 3: was yelling at the TV. I think it came down
Speaker 3: to a kick, didn't it?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I said, yesterday, I pointed out because we always have
Speaker 2: the Wizard on the two times Nick the Wizard Watson
Speaker 2: hasn't been on the show. They've lost yesterday because they
Speaker 2: were doing the game in dar when they were out
Speaker 2: amongst the community, so he was unavailable, and I was like, oh,
Speaker 2: I hope this whole curse thing isn't real.
Speaker 4: What happened? He wasn't on.
Speaker 3: They didn't win, I know, but they nearly did. It
Speaker 3: was very close.
Speaker 5: That's not how the scoreboard works. Sorry, good morning. How
Speaker 5: are you?
Speaker 3: Oh I'm well?
Speaker 5: Other ned a word? You said? What I just ears
Speaker 5: weren't working?
Speaker 4: Are your headphones? Oh? All right?
Speaker 5: Sorry you will.
Speaker 3: I'm well.
Speaker 4: She just did three minutes to compliment about you.
Speaker 5: Thank you very much.
Speaker 2: Yet But anyway, that's enough about Clint Lauren. We have
Speaker 2: a lot to get across.
Speaker 3: We do big show today.
Speaker 4: Also euro Vision.
Speaker 5: What about this now?
Speaker 3: I was just watching you guys, I missed it live.
Speaker 3: You guys said that Gojo representing Australia, went very Bens
Speaker 3: and Boone and I just watched it and he has
Speaker 3: he's gone heavy on the blush and he's gone very
Speaker 3: Benson Boone. You're right.
Speaker 2: Milkshake Man was the song he did. We caught up
Speaker 2: with him a little while ago. This is our Australian entry.
Speaker 2: He came out in a giant blender.
Speaker 3: Oh did he yeah?
Speaker 2: And then the top off white Benson Boone and then
Speaker 2: slid down the stage very reminiscent.
Speaker 3: So he started with a shirt arm Yes, shirt came
Speaker 3: off mid.
Speaker 5: Performer looked a white number.
Speaker 2: He looked like Mark Zuckerberg at his wife's birthday party.
Speaker 2: Remember he came out dressed as Benson Burn.
Speaker 3: He was Benson. But although Gojo's rig is very.
Speaker 5: And the pants were very tight, very tight, especially when
Speaker 5: he slid down the down the stage.
Speaker 3: Big Milkshire, Clint, you're a bit of a Eurovision enthusiast.
Speaker 5: Is this the final semi finals? When's the finals on
Speaker 5: the weekend? So he has to there's a vote and
Speaker 5: he must get through to the final.
Speaker 4: We find out the small shortly we find out shortly.
Speaker 4: If he gets through. We had a lot coming up.
Speaker 4: Let's get into it.
Speaker 2: Here's the man now, Benson Boone on nov Cle you
Speaker 2: head back to the airport today.
Speaker 5: I am heading back to my favorite place, my favorite place,
Speaker 5: Your least favorite place. I'm heading to Sydney today, having
Speaker 5: just arrived home from Canns.
Speaker 3: You got home for your sister's birthday. Did you go
Speaker 3: to Choice?
Speaker 5: We went to Choice in Hawthorne East for years.
Speaker 3: It's a Melbourne institution.
Speaker 5: Very institution.
Speaker 4: We have lazy Susans.
Speaker 5: Did it have a lazy Susan Jays? How dare you?
Speaker 5: Of course it did?
Speaker 3: I reckon all the big business deals in the nineties
Speaker 3: or not, Maybe not the nineties, but like the two
Speaker 3: early two thousands were done at Choice.
Speaker 5: It's funny you should say that because I haven't touched
Speaker 5: the day course since the nineties. But that's part of
Speaker 5: the charm.
Speaker 4: That would have helped flowing in from Camps.
Speaker 5: Yea, the prawn toast there is among the greatest I've
Speaker 5: ever had in my mouth.
Speaker 4: I never tried it, Oh, never tried pra toast.
Speaker 3: I've got I've got the in laws in town this
Speaker 3: weekend and I was supposed to book dinner on Saturday
Speaker 3: night after we got and see lame is and I
Speaker 3: have not done it yet.
Speaker 5: Choice.
Speaker 3: I was trying to work out what would be good, like,
Speaker 3: you know Melbourne institutions, the tram restaurant.
Speaker 5: No, it doesn't exist, the Colonial tramcar restaurant. I think
Speaker 5: it's done.
Speaker 3: We got told the other day.
Speaker 5: Yeah, well it's funny. It's a good question. Where do
Speaker 5: you you're.
Speaker 3: In the city, Maybe like Chin Chin Like that's pretty ice,
Speaker 3: vibrant flower drums, very bougie Chinese in China.
Speaker 4: Don't go to bougie for guests.
Speaker 3: No, but they're from Brisbane, That's what I mean. No,
Speaker 3: coming to the Big Smoke, I know on all the
Speaker 3: bells and whistles, they would trust me.
Speaker 5: No, trust me, you know, take them to the Dirty Swan.
Speaker 2: No, no, just for being from Brisbane, they'll feel overwhelmed.
Speaker 2: I remember taking Mum and Dad to like a really
Speaker 2: nice restaurant when they visited from Brisbane, and Mom freaked
Speaker 2: out because there was more than one fork.
Speaker 3: No no, no, no, no, they love that stuff. They're
Speaker 3: escaping Brisbane and coming to the Big Smoke and getting
Speaker 3: all dress stuff. I'm very excited. About having the the
Speaker 3: booge turned on in Melbourne.
Speaker 4: See dad got dressed up in war pants, still still
Speaker 4: thrown you know.
Speaker 3: Yeah, No, Paul's family they love they love love it.
Speaker 3: Do you know?
Speaker 5: What?
Speaker 2: Do you know what? I arrived home to yesterday? So
Speaker 2: we're away for what forty eight hours in cans not long.
Speaker 2: I walked into the house, Ma, wa did she have
Speaker 2: a welcome home banner?
Speaker 4: No, she'd rearrange the house. What she'd move couches?
Speaker 3: What do you mean she had?
Speaker 4: She could shane a blaze to the house while I
Speaker 4: was gone in.
Speaker 3: A I've been to your house? Where on earth could
Speaker 3: she possibly put the couches?
Speaker 2: Moving couches from room to room? She swapped all the
Speaker 2: furniture around in the house.
Speaker 3: Remember when I went to I think I went to
Speaker 3: Adelaide for twenty four hours and Paul actually hated our couch,
Speaker 3: our sofa that I loved. And by the time I'd landed,
Speaker 3: he had it moved out and a new one in
Speaker 3: and sent me a photo and I was like, what
Speaker 3: have you done?
Speaker 4: Yeah, well, you know what that means. He had that
Speaker 4: waiting in the truck around.
Speaker 3: The had it ready to go until he.
Speaker 2: Saw you drive out of the street and the cap
Speaker 2: and then he meditated.
Speaker 3: Now, why did Louis do that?
Speaker 2: She just felt like sprucing up the couch and the
Speaker 2: the you know, all the furniture very heavy.
Speaker 5: So did she have assistance? Yes? So the eleven year
Speaker 5: old nine year old, who's there's a man in there's
Speaker 5: a man in the house. There must be a strong
Speaker 5: man in the house.
Speaker 3: Also, how nice must it be to have multiple living rooms?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 5: Here we go, the couch, Here we go.
Speaker 3: How many living rooms are there in the man?
Speaker 4: Here we go?
Speaker 5: What did you move the couch into the sunroom?
Speaker 3: No, because he's got a sunroom.
Speaker 4: Sunroom.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's where the claw machine is. Sun yes, yes,
Speaker 3: So how many sofas and.
Speaker 4: Arches which we're just on the sitting couch with the Indian?
Speaker 3: He didn't, you don't. Now, look, he's got himself in
Speaker 3: a little tears because he's just confessed to the people
Speaker 3: of so enormous his house.
Speaker 5: So just quickly, let's just do a stock take. You've
Speaker 5: got a you've got a sitting room, allowed room.
Speaker 4: It's no, it's like it's allow it's room, okay.
Speaker 5: And you've got some from of family room, a rumpus
Speaker 5: room and then.
Speaker 3: He's got the man room. The man came with the
Speaker 3: sofas out there.
Speaker 5: Do you have a sunroom as well?
Speaker 4: Guys?
Speaker 2: It has just gone eleven past six. I have dependence,
Speaker 2: with dependence, have a lot of money.
Speaker 5: Oh no, I don't got a lot of cash.
Speaker 4: Have that many. When dependence come along, you get normal.
Speaker 5: I'm glad he brought that up.
Speaker 2: So happy well, Good morning Melbourne. Just go on twenty
Speaker 2: seven to seven. Yeah, this weekend, guys, my boys to
Speaker 2: see it.
Speaker 5: So when's it out?
Speaker 3: FINALI impossible initially launching as we speak, opening night in London.
Speaker 3: Tom cruisers on the red carpet. Dicky, I know, should
Speaker 3: we know what we should see? What's happening over there?
Speaker 5: Big man? Little man? Yeah? Yeah, text Dickey it's it's
Speaker 5: It's the ultimate. It's the ultimate. Danny DeVito and Arnold is.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, they're twins. We should bring that up.
Speaker 2: But yeah, miss would love that. This is I met
Speaker 2: with Dicky with Tom. This is the final one.
Speaker 5: It's Tom paranoid about his heart. I think so yeah, Clint,
Speaker 5: put your put your manners back in, Clint, I don't.
Speaker 3: Get this just being little as a.
Speaker 5: Man No, it's sexy to be small.
Speaker 2: Have you ever have you ever leant down to kiss
Speaker 2: a blake me? Yeah, well, I know like your fonce. No,
Speaker 2: but your fiance is quite tall.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you say you know.
Speaker 4: Nothing wrong with it. Have you ever leaned it.
Speaker 3: Like h like bend over like about No, I've not
Speaker 3: bent over.
Speaker 4: Have you ever about to kiss someone?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 3: And I've never bowed to kiss someone. Do people bow
Speaker 3: to kiss you?
Speaker 4: I think bow down? No, I just think you know, will.
Speaker 3: You kiss me?
Speaker 5: Would you have to bow to kiss tom?
Speaker 4: Well?
Speaker 3: Tommy is him on the top of his head.
Speaker 4: I don't think he would like that.
Speaker 5: Put your manners.
Speaker 2: A little bit of cloud tops in nineteen. Still raining tomorrow?
Speaker 2: I think shouts for the weekend fifteen.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's a real Melbourne May weekend.
Speaker 4: Look we do for one, we've had a good run.
Speaker 3: We've had a good It's like light the fire. Some
Speaker 3: like a roast. It's roast weather.
Speaker 2: You know when you'll feel it, you'll feel it. Kids
Speaker 2: weekend sport by the field on Saturday. Stay in the
Speaker 2: car job well when they're looking.
Speaker 3: Your kids play basketball?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Yeah, the car soft.
Speaker 3: You're not like a footy parent who's sitting out in
Speaker 3: the rain. Yeah. Yeah, you're an inside sport. That's smarty.
Speaker 4: Yesterday on the show, I just want to take you
Speaker 4: back to my bedroom. Do we have to?
Speaker 2: But yeah, I've got to feel a break. Yes down
Speaker 2: the show, we're talking about how I was wearing. I
Speaker 2: was gifted some bamboo underwear and I have to change
Speaker 2: in the middle of the night, So cutting off circulation so.
Speaker 5: That the bottom of it they were too small, were.
Speaker 3: Well, that's how you cut off the circulation, not blaming
Speaker 3: the bamboo.
Speaker 4: Around the thigh area.
Speaker 3: So were they boxes? Like there's there's briefs, which is
Speaker 3: like a speedo type under you, right, jock. Then there's
Speaker 3: a box of short, which is like a loose fitting short,
Speaker 3: and then there's what do you call the other ones
Speaker 3: the tight shorts.
Speaker 4: I think I'm wearing them now do you want to
Speaker 4: see him? No, No, they're not.
Speaker 3: They're not tidy whitey shorts.
Speaker 5: I think they called what are they called, like a trunk.
Speaker 4: Or some trunk and trunk the trunks, Yeah.
Speaker 3: Because you can get swimming trunks, which are like little
Speaker 3: swimmer shorts.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 4: No, these look trunks anyway.
Speaker 3: And you've got too much junk in your trunk, so
Speaker 3: you cut off the circulation.
Speaker 5: The issue I wanted to bring up right now that
Speaker 5: jasus junk in his trunk.
Speaker 2: As I was putting him on the other night when
Speaker 2: we're going to bed. I couldn't help but notice the
Speaker 2: elaborate work my wife goes to for what she sleeps in.
Speaker 2: And I just want to know if this is if
Speaker 2: this is normal for girls? I reckon Lou was wearing
Speaker 2: easily five to six layers.
Speaker 5: Well, she's sleeping with you, that's all.
Speaker 3: It's like a chastity belt. Do you have that? Don't
Speaker 3: touch me? No, Well that's because you are a freak
Speaker 3: for many reasons, but you love things being icy, icy ice.
Speaker 4: She just wears like.
Speaker 3: Sometimes I have to wear a snowjacket to work because
Speaker 3: it's so cold. I think you keep the house too cold.
Speaker 4: What were you sleeping me?
Speaker 3: We've done this before. I'm a matching set girl.
Speaker 4: That's right, even in winter.
Speaker 3: No other layers, No, just a matching like a I'd
Speaker 3: like the fabric hall change.
Speaker 2: Do you think Lo's doing like seven layers? So hopefully
Speaker 2: I get tired by the fifth if I'm taking do
Speaker 2: you know what.
Speaker 5: Do your pillows down the middle of the bed as well.
Speaker 4: Sometimes have separate room. We're in different suburbs. Brady executive
Speaker 4: executive sleeper. Oh I know, but why do you hear?
Speaker 4: What is missus sleepsip?
Speaker 5: I am nude? I can actually not?
Speaker 4: Now can you clarify not?
Speaker 5: Now? She has like the flannelt of pajams, normal standard.
Speaker 8: Then she has an eye mask again normal, but after
Speaker 8: that she has we're joined in bed by a bonnet.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, I remember I wore one
Speaker 3: in once. The silk bonnets. It takes you a.
Speaker 4: Hair wash day, goes over on the handmaids.
Speaker 3: It's a silk turban. But remember mine looked like a
Speaker 3: shower cap and I looked I looked like one of
Speaker 3: the seven seven dwarves. When I have mine on that
Speaker 3: sleepy one, I was like, I looked like sleepy. It
Speaker 3: was not cute on me.
Speaker 5: So what's the theory behind the bonnet.
Speaker 3: Well, it's silk, so it saves you from like your
Speaker 3: hair getting naughty and messy and dirty, and it can
Speaker 3: elongate your low wave.
Speaker 4: Is it a mood killer?
Speaker 5: We know what's happening when the bonnet's on, Well.
Speaker 4: You know what's not happening. Is it much Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 4: that's what you mean.
Speaker 3: I don't think bonnet means God.
Speaker 5: Means what's the real bonnet on? Pants on? Bontet off
Speaker 5: pants off?
Speaker 4: She wear that bottle a lot.
Speaker 3: I'm ready to move into taping the mouth territory and
Speaker 3: trying it.
Speaker 4: Sorry, what do you have.
Speaker 3: You guys not heard about the mouth taping?
Speaker 4: Why?
Speaker 3: Well, well it's a thing. Now you put this, like
Speaker 3: this special tape of your mouth, so you just breathe
Speaker 3: through your nose. You'd been all sorts of trouble jas
Speaker 3: because you're a black fatty nurse and apparently you sleep better.
Speaker 4: So what's the real at your place? Tape? Off? Mouth open?
Speaker 3: Followed by like, can you keep that tape on all
Speaker 3: the time?
Speaker 5: No? Ready?
Speaker 3: Like I thought it was an Instagram lad, But I've
Speaker 3: been seeing a lot of people saying it's improving their
Speaker 3: quality of sleep.
Speaker 4: Special tape.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's mouth tape.
Speaker 4: Youre not putting gaffer on there.
Speaker 3: No, it's a special thing. And you breathe through your
Speaker 3: nose and you get better oxygen to your brain and
Speaker 3: you are relaxed. And it also would stop me talking.
Speaker 5: Did you give it a good rip in the morning?
Speaker 5: You could take part of your brow off as well?
Speaker 5: What do you call it your mustache? I don't have
Speaker 5: a mustache, No, I'm not.
Speaker 4: Now he took the tape?
Speaker 3: Would hurt on a man named?
Speaker 5: Have you done the mask?
Speaker 3: The questions, what's.
Speaker 4: Your what are your sleeping?
Speaker 3: Oh, that's my favorite question to ask the Prime Minister.
Speaker 4: I know, I know we've asked him. That's a right.
Speaker 2: Thirteen to twenty fourteen is our number. Was stealing Lauren's
Speaker 2: favorite PM question? What do you sleep in Melbourne? Does
Speaker 2: your partner wear nine layers? Are you a bonnet or
Speaker 2: a tape sort of person?
Speaker 3: I like stealing Poul's clothes to sleep into the big
Speaker 3: T shirt? What you were going to say a girl
Speaker 3: in a man's two shirts?
Speaker 9: Hot?
Speaker 3: And then you realize you couldn't say girl yet to
Speaker 3: say a woman? And then you had to change it
Speaker 3: to my wife.
Speaker 4: God, I hate how well you and I know each other.
Speaker 3: I saw your little brain to go all the times
Speaker 3: you could have got in trouble in that sentence. No no, no, no,
Speaker 3: no no no no.
Speaker 2: Two hundred dollars cokeing voucher up for grabs cocaine dot com?
Speaker 2: How do you get what you want for less that
Speaker 2: is clicking. Awesome, Hey Melbourne, what are you sleep in?
Speaker 2: Thirteen twenty four ten is our number. Let's go to
Speaker 2: the phone.
Speaker 3: Some people were a lot of layers. Oh yeah, people
Speaker 3: not so much.
Speaker 5: Say hello do Kara from Chadstone Morning.
Speaker 7: Cara, good morning.
Speaker 10: How are you?
Speaker 5: We're good? What are you sleeping?
Speaker 10: Tend to just wear like my underparents and then I'm
Speaker 10: lately I've been trying to taste thing. My intensive recommended
Speaker 10: it because dry a mouth and gums happening the.
Speaker 3: Mouth tap a you're a mouth taper.
Speaker 10: Yeah, I gave that a go a few times. I'm
Speaker 10: just trying to get used to it. It's good and
Speaker 10: uncomfortable though it's a little bit uncomfortable to get used
Speaker 10: to it. Yeah, I'm getting a bit better sleep, but
Speaker 10: it was the start it was ridiculous.
Speaker 3: Oh so you're not doing it anymore.
Speaker 10: I'm still doing it, but I'm trying to ease myself
Speaker 10: into it.
Speaker 3: Apparently you wake up feeling so much better because you've
Speaker 3: had like you sleep qualities better. When you break through, you.
Speaker 4: Know you've got to be careful if you have.
Speaker 5: It's not for snoring, what's it for? What's a theory?
Speaker 4: Kara?
Speaker 3: I think it does stop snoring.
Speaker 10: It's just to help. So if you're a mouth breathe
Speaker 10: your mouth breather. They say to put it on the tape.
Speaker 10: You can breathe from your nose so that you're not
Speaker 10: getting such a dry mouth. And flame guns and things
Speaker 10: like that. Oh, little kids do it a lot, so
Speaker 10: they can learn how to breathe through their nose and
Speaker 10: from their mouth.
Speaker 4: Right. See.
Speaker 3: I just I've always know about doing that on a kid.
Speaker 2: And I've always thought if I was in a hostage
Speaker 2: situation and they take my mouth, I'd probably die because
Speaker 2: I can't breathe because of the fatty cartilage in the nose,
Speaker 2: I'd be done.
Speaker 3: So where are they someone that should we try it?
Speaker 3: I think we should all try it. I'll buy it,
Speaker 3: I'll get on, I'll get online show. No, you're not
Speaker 3: that lucky.
Speaker 4: Do you think Paul bought it for you just for that?
Speaker 3: No, he hasn't brought it for me.
Speaker 4: Oh you bought it for yourself.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I haven't bought it yet.
Speaker 4: You need to do it. I think you need to
Speaker 4: try the mouth take.
Speaker 3: There's any colors?
Speaker 4: Oh, there's colors. Can you get fluorid black?
Speaker 11: Like?
Speaker 4: Blow in the dark.
Speaker 3: Some one's called good night tape and it's like it's
Speaker 3: like hot pink lips that you stick. I'll get you
Speaker 3: that one. You stick it over your mouth, pink.
Speaker 5: Are you on the sexy Land website or Clint?
Speaker 4: Can you imagine if you then you have to really
Speaker 4: go with me?
Speaker 6: Yea?
Speaker 5: Hang on, let me disguise my eyes and use my imagination.
Speaker 4: Really really go with you.
Speaker 2: But imagine imagine if you picked up a lovely lady
Speaker 2: and she came back to your place right still with me,
Speaker 2: and you managed to right and then she was like,
Speaker 2: because she's staying over, and then she reached down and
Speaker 2: pulled out some tape out of her pocket and then
Speaker 2: started taping up her mouth.
Speaker 5: Hang on, no, I can't see it, yea, the tape bit.
Speaker 4: Or the girl coming back, all of it. It's seron.
Speaker 2: Good Morning Melbourne, twenty three past seven. You are on
Speaker 2: the air at Nober one hundred. We are doing a
Speaker 2: thanks to our mates. It she already express it is
Speaker 2: Jace Lauren Clint is here as well.
Speaker 5: A bit of a gear change on the show. Overnight
Speaker 5: we got news through that football legend Robert Walls had
Speaker 5: passed away and out Robert Walls by way of background,
Speaker 5: seventy four years of age. He was He was a
Speaker 5: triple premiership player with the Blues. He was also a
Speaker 5: premiership coach. Some of the tributes have been rolling in
Speaker 5: really really special because I'd met him quite a few times.
Speaker 5: Just what was your interactions like, just a gentleman. And
Speaker 5: one of the quotes, one of the quotes I loved
Speaker 5: was he was epitome of a beautiful man. That's how
Speaker 5: he was remembered, just really really lovely. Here are some
Speaker 5: more tributes.
Speaker 3: It was pretty emotional, so you know, you know, I'm
Speaker 3: a person you respect, you know, come out so honestly and.
Speaker 4: Very bravely.
Speaker 11: He didn't want to die an invalid and he didn't
Speaker 11: want to die in Pelly Live Care.
Speaker 5: He is a gentlemine, hard ass and really taught about
Speaker 5: professionalism and work ethic.
Speaker 6: His an icon become an icon of football.
Speaker 5: So just some of the tributes there, Mike Sheen, Davis,
Speaker 5: David Rhese, Jones, John Nicol, Michael Voss as well. One
Speaker 5: of those tributes was from Mike Sheen who spoke about
Speaker 5: his battle. Robert Walls was battling a cancer. He battled
Speaker 5: cancer and been in and out of hospital for near
Speaker 5: on eighteen months, but he'd had enough, and through Victoria's
Speaker 5: assisted dying legislation euthanasia, he decided that enough was enough
Speaker 5: and he wanted to He wanted to end it all,
Speaker 5: which is quite an extraordinary decision to make with family Jays.
Speaker 5: It's clearly a very emotional journey he's been on.
Speaker 2: I was reading some comments online. Some people were voicing,
Speaker 2: you know, their negative thoughts towards it, and look, everyone's
Speaker 2: allowed their opinion, but I don't think you can fully
Speaker 2: understand the situation unless you've had a front row seat
Speaker 2: to someone experiencing that. And I remember when my mum
Speaker 2: asked away. It was very different when my dad passed away.
Speaker 2: You know, my mum was in extreme pain at the end,
Speaker 2: and I will never forget hearing her howling in pain
Speaker 2: and just wanting it to be over. And you know
Speaker 2: that was up in Queensland. We never had this conversation
Speaker 2: and I just yeah, when I seen the negative comments,
Speaker 2: I'm like, you know, like I said, everyone's allowed their opinion,
Speaker 2: but I just don't think you fully understand it until
Speaker 2: you've seen it firsthand.
Speaker 5: Like sorry, Lauren, I was just going to say, I
Speaker 5: guess I understand people voicing those opinions. You know, people
Speaker 5: argue they don't have the right to play God, but
Speaker 5: people do have the right to die with dignity.
Speaker 3: I couldn't agree more Clint. And I also think when
Speaker 3: it comes to things like this, it's so deeply personal
Speaker 3: it's actually not up to anyone else to have an
Speaker 3: opinion on it besides the person who's being affected and
Speaker 3: and those in there in a sanctum, and I and
Speaker 3: so much love to his family. It's obviously an incredibly
Speaker 3: difficult time for them as well, and they should absolutely
Speaker 3: not be having to deal with anybody else's opinion on
Speaker 3: something like this. Robert Wolves was a terrific bloke. He
Speaker 3: was very very well loved obviously in the AFL community
Speaker 3: and in the public, and I can't imagine what his
Speaker 3: family and friends are going through right now. But it's
Speaker 3: always it's always sad when you lose someone that it
Speaker 3: was his nikon of the AFL.
Speaker 5: Right, Clint, absolutely, I mean a premiership player, premiership coach,
Speaker 5: but also just beloved in football circles, but also as
Speaker 5: a Melbournie in as well.
Speaker 2: Yeah, surely they'll do something this week.
Speaker 5: All the Blues are playing tonight at the SCG, and
Speaker 5: I dare say they'll all be wearing black arm mans
Speaker 5: for the great man that was Robert Walls. It's what
Speaker 5: wolves he wanted. That's the way he wanted to go out.
Speaker 5: He was done and as I mentioned before, he's done
Speaker 5: it with dignity.
Speaker 2: We just want to seend our loving thoughts to his
Speaker 2: family and everyone in that community. It is just gone
Speaker 2: twenty seven past seven, was he?
Speaker 5: I was just telling. I was just I just said
Speaker 5: in the news that Gojo Gojo unfortunately failed in his
Speaker 5: quest to to get through in the final.
Speaker 3: It's really locked just.
Speaker 5: All in here watching.
Speaker 3: But he got to If he got to the semi
Speaker 3: final for Eurovision, that means he got to the top twenty.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I believe so.
Speaker 4: Yeah. No milkshake, man, I said a milkshake as a meal.
Speaker 3: Yeah, just didn't go He said a thick shake was
Speaker 3: a meal. Actually, sit on a milkshake, thick shake, milkshake,
Speaker 3: very different. Nothing worse than ordering a thick shake and
Speaker 3: getting a milkshake.
Speaker 2: And nothing is worse than ordering a milkshake and there
Speaker 2: being no ice cream content. That's that's just flavored that's
Speaker 2: just flavored milk. You need to put ice cream and
Speaker 2: a milkshake or just maybe sha maybe a scoop just
Speaker 2: floating in the top.
Speaker 11: Yes, is that a spider?
Speaker 4: No, not floating? You want to mix?
Speaker 7: You know?
Speaker 4: You know what.
Speaker 5: I the Spider back in the day, Spider.
Speaker 4: Where it's like an icy and then like Spider.
Speaker 5: Had a soft d it's basically soft drink with ice cream.
Speaker 4: And yeah, you know what, I've never got the ice chocolate.
Speaker 5: I like an ice chocolate. Just Nippy his ice.
Speaker 3: Chocolate chocolate milkshake with ice cream.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but with ice and tackling the big issues this morning.
Speaker 3: Obviously, the milkshake man didn't make.
Speaker 5: It a you going to do now? He's going to need.
Speaker 3: I'm not sure about him not making it.
Speaker 5: It hasn't gone down too well some of.
Speaker 3: The people that have made the finals and the milkshake
Speaker 3: man is much better. Well, can I tell you I'm
Speaker 3: calling corruption.
Speaker 5: I've just I've just put the Eurovision hashtag into X.
Speaker 5: People are saying justice for Australia.
Speaker 4: Yeah, there you go. See sweet sweet yum yum.
Speaker 3: I mean, why are we in it?
Speaker 5: Well, that's you. Revision fans of America are saying is
Speaker 5: it just me or has Europe just got sick and
Speaker 5: tired of seeing Australia participate.
Speaker 3: We'll get the Hungry Jackson Award surely.
Speaker 5: After this break. I don't think we're ever going to
Speaker 5: talk about.
Speaker 4: Who.
Speaker 3: You don't think we're ever going to hear the name
Speaker 3: Gojo again.
Speaker 4: I've never been a fan Eurovision. It's never been my thing.
Speaker 3: This is the first year I've liked it because I
Speaker 3: liked Gojo, But I hate Eurovision. Who would watch Eurovision?
Speaker 4: Eurovisions fan from this show?
Speaker 3: I hate it?
Speaker 5: Do you know they're sponsoring this next, this, next.
Speaker 4: And that's what we love about that show? Not up
Speaker 4: as us away.
Speaker 2: Great to have Eurovision on boards. Welcome your Friday morning.
Speaker 2: One of your favorites from the Rose going to join
Speaker 2: us after eight this morning.
Speaker 4: He's a character we.
Speaker 5: Love Charlie Common. I can't wait to see him.
Speaker 2: Remember last time he was in he did a little
Speaker 2: shout out dedication to his girlfriend.
Speaker 4: You love me playing this. What do you love about it?
Speaker 11: Love her hair, eyes, beautiful personality.
Speaker 5: What's her hair like?
Speaker 11: It's brinette, nice brown, long, straight.
Speaker 3: Romance and it's best.
Speaker 4: She committed a crime he could really give an accurate description.
Speaker 3: Wow, I'm looking forward to meeting him because I wasn't
Speaker 3: here the first day he came in.
Speaker 4: No, you would have ripped him for that.
Speaker 3: No, I would have loved it. Oh my god. I
Speaker 3: could get my hair cut short and dyed purple and
Speaker 3: Paul wouldn't notice for a month. So I'm with him.
Speaker 3: I get it now. Before we get to that. Gen Zs.
Speaker 3: Do you think they get a bad rap? Yeah, people
Speaker 3: think Zs are lazy. People get love getting stuck into
Speaker 3: gen Z's.
Speaker 4: So I don't think they're lazy.
Speaker 5: They're not hard, they're just not worldly.
Speaker 3: Right. What's your criticism of gen Z's jays.
Speaker 4: I think sometimes they can work smarter, not harder. Yeah,
Speaker 4: to be.
Speaker 5: Honest, Okay, that's a compliment.
Speaker 3: Well, there's an article that's come out about gen Z's
Speaker 3: becoming homeowners, and I think if a gen Z is
Speaker 3: becoming a homeowner, then they ain't lazy. They're doing a
Speaker 3: very because buying a house is hard. But this girl
Speaker 3: has bought her first home and she's been criticized because
Speaker 3: she decided to paint the house herself the internals and
Speaker 3: then got halfway through and through the towel in and
Speaker 3: so people pasting her saying gen Z's.
Speaker 5: Aquidas half done.
Speaker 3: Now, firstly, she's brought her own home. Secondly, I mean,
Speaker 3: good on her for even thinking she could paint her
Speaker 3: own house. Wanted the Block and painting is.
Speaker 2: A chore and that's what brings them apart. That's the
Speaker 2: one rule on the Block. You are not allowed to
Speaker 2: trades to dos. And the reason is is because they
Speaker 2: know yep, it's the painting that breaks people.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I reckon, leave her alone, leave the gent Won't
Speaker 3: somebody leave the gen Zers alone?
Speaker 4: What are you like with jobs around the house? You
Speaker 4: stop halfway through.
Speaker 3: About eighty five percent of the way I get through
Speaker 3: any job, not just around the house. I'm a quitner,
Speaker 3: as you know. I called my dad when things get
Speaker 3: too hard.
Speaker 5: It's stuff for me. He doesn't half do the job,
Speaker 5: he finishes.
Speaker 4: He's old school.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think I've called your dad to finish things
Speaker 3: that I finished.
Speaker 4: I'm about to call his dad to do some work
Speaker 4: in my.
Speaker 3: But I'm a bit of a quitter, I get it, like,
Speaker 3: That's why. I mean, there's many reasons I couldn't be
Speaker 3: on one of those shows like The Block. But I
Speaker 3: would absolutely crack it and throw the towel in.
Speaker 2: Actually, I love you know when you go to someone's house.
Speaker 2: We told it out at the moment because we got
Speaker 2: like an old split system eicon taken out and so
Speaker 2: I got taken out, patched.
Speaker 4: It up with the what if the stuff's called the.
Speaker 3: Puddy when you say patched it up.
Speaker 4: You got professionals to like Nate helped me my training
Speaker 4: that expanded.
Speaker 3: If you did anything, you would have got instantly you
Speaker 3: trade et mate over and he did it all okay,
Speaker 3: so he can we get Nate on the phone. I'd
Speaker 3: like to know how much Okay.
Speaker 2: To be fair, he did it right, and then all
Speaker 2: I had to do was like sand it and pain It's.
Speaker 3: Called bog as if you sanded it and painted.
Speaker 4: It, well, no, that's the issue. It's still sitting there
Speaker 4: just with the bog.
Speaker 3: Why didn't you just get him to do it your
Speaker 3: bog on the wall.
Speaker 2: So when we painted it, so you know, when people
Speaker 2: come over, you have to be like oh, and you
Speaker 2: pointed out and you're like.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, you have to just explain.
Speaker 5: That we're going to get to that, we're renovating, that's.
Speaker 3: Happening, that's happening next week exactly.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, yeah, even though we've been there for I
Speaker 4: think we're about the clock up a year.
Speaker 5: Good.
Speaker 3: Like when we moved into our house that we bought,
Speaker 3: we renovated our you know, our dream home together Paul
Speaker 3: and I. I furnished the house. But for some reason,
Speaker 3: and I don't know why, I just never bought us
Speaker 3: bedside tables. We had these two like little ikea tin
Speaker 3: tables next to our bed and anytime someone come over
Speaker 3: and be like, I want to see the new house,
Speaker 3: I'll be like, oh, I'm getting get into the bedside tables.
Speaker 3: It was like the spare rooms were all furnished with
Speaker 3: bedside tables, with beautiful furniture. It was just our room.
Speaker 3: It was like there was a mental block to finish
Speaker 3: the process.
Speaker 4: We had the same with the dining room table.
Speaker 2: So people would come over and be like, for you
Speaker 2: to eat dinner, we just have to stand around the bench,
Speaker 2: you know.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, you have to justify it.
Speaker 2: Hey, let's run with this this morning thirteen twenty four ten.
Speaker 2: What didn't you finish?
Speaker 3: What have you started but you haven't finished? And how
Speaker 3: long has it been? You could also shame someone. I
Speaker 3: feel like we're going to get people dobby the worst for.
Speaker 5: That their own home. So usually they are just weird.
Speaker 2: You know how I got again my instant him and
Speaker 2: the trades to come around and build that shed for me. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and then the shed sat there empty for four weeks.
Speaker 2: It was my job just to fill the shed with
Speaker 2: the stuff, got the shed built, didn't you?
Speaker 5: What have you got in there now? Just still half empty.
Speaker 3: It sounds like instantate's locked up in there until he
Speaker 3: gets his next job at Jason's out.
Speaker 2: Thirty twenty four ten is our number. Feel free to
Speaker 2: dob in a partner. What didn't get finished at your place?
Speaker 2: What's still sitting there just waiting to get worked?
Speaker 7: On?
Speaker 2: Thirteen twenty fourteen is that number we are asking on
Speaker 2: thirteen twenty four to ten?
Speaker 4: What haven't you finished?
Speaker 3: Yes, what if you started but not finished? Or maybe
Speaker 3: your partner or maybe someone at work. I am guilty
Speaker 3: of doing about eighty five percent of most jobs. And
Speaker 3: then I hamble it over to.
Speaker 5: Paul it's fair or an air tasker.
Speaker 3: Yeah, drives him mad though, He's like he just finished
Speaker 3: doing what you started?
Speaker 5: Small jobs, big jobs to.
Speaker 4: Leave halfway through a job because it was just dragging on.
Speaker 2: It was getting all Oh really, what was it getting
Speaker 2: awkward building some flat pack furniture?
Speaker 5: Yeah, pretty quick, aren't they?
Speaker 4: Well no, he had to had to call his dad
Speaker 4: to come and help him.
Speaker 5: Oh that's not that's as right.
Speaker 4: And then this has gone on for six hours?
Speaker 3: What what was it? Building like a.
Speaker 2: Desk in a bookcase? And then we had friends coming
Speaker 2: over for a barbecue. So now at this point I'm
Speaker 2: cooking a barbecue lunch for this guy and his dad
Speaker 2: who are in the front room building the bookcase.
Speaker 3: Some strange things happened in your house hours. You know
Speaker 3: why you would have picked the cheapest one on air?
Speaker 3: You would have you would have gone on, he'll do it.
Speaker 4: Never used to screw drive it. Yeah sounds great, Thank you.
Speaker 5: No zero reviews thirteen twenty four to ten. What is
Speaker 5: sort of half finished? VICKI, Good morning, Hi?
Speaker 4: What's what's not finishing?
Speaker 6: Your joint vic our laundry is not finished?
Speaker 3: How far done is it?
Speaker 6: It was done the tiles, just to the washing machine,
Speaker 6: but we wanted the whole hole the walls done, but
Speaker 6: they're not done. So it's been a while. I've been
Speaker 6: like seventeen years.
Speaker 4: Well to be fair. You've got to wait for it
Speaker 4: to dry. You can't just move.
Speaker 3: On to too long.
Speaker 4: No, if you don't, you want to make sure they're set.
Speaker 3: No, that will remain like that for the rest of.
Speaker 2: Exactly you're on the block when they're like, got to
Speaker 2: wait for the water ceilant yes, and.
Speaker 3: They get the big blow heaters on it when.
Speaker 2: Yes, yeah, I don't think you need them for seventeen years.
Speaker 2: Hey justin, well, good mate.
Speaker 7: What's not finished, well, half finished is downstairs flooring, but
Speaker 7: upstairs is not.
Speaker 3: How long has it been?
Speaker 7: Justin, It's been about three years. So the missus, the
Speaker 7: beautiful Missus Catherine got the whip out and made me
Speaker 7: get downstairs completed for our newborn. So yeah, the unfinished
Speaker 7: job is upstairs.
Speaker 4: So what's on the floor timber flooring.
Speaker 7: And that's actually what I do as a job.
Speaker 3: That's so annoying. I remember my best friend is a
Speaker 3: builder and we were renovating our house at the same time.
Speaker 3: I think they were doing theirs and his wife would
Speaker 3: come over and be like, why is Laurence Walking wardrobe done?
Speaker 3: But ow's is it?
Speaker 4: Because I'm the client.
Speaker 2: Yeah, my friend Abby, her husband's a trade and they
Speaker 2: built a two story house.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they built They built Tabby from Queensland.
Speaker 2: They built a two story house story and the laundry
Speaker 2: laundry was downstairs.
Speaker 4: He finished everything except the staircase, so.
Speaker 5: They'll get up in there.
Speaker 4: There was adder, had a ladder.
Speaker 3: No, no, they still together?
Speaker 11: Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah, wow all No.
Speaker 3: Poor Abby renovated the whole upstairs with no staircase.
Speaker 2: Well like upstairs was like the entrance level from the street,
Speaker 2: so sort of dug down and then the laundry was downstairs,
Speaker 2: so she climb out the ladder to use the laundry.
Speaker 7: Patient lining.
Speaker 4: Guy, are you good?
Speaker 3: Good?
Speaker 2: Good?
Speaker 10: How about you guys?
Speaker 4: Haven't you finished good?
Speaker 3: Good too?
Speaker 9: We haven't finished out swimming pool years.
Speaker 3: And what have you got? Just a hole in the ground.
Speaker 6: Pretty much pretty much. We're getting around to it.
Speaker 9: We pulled out all the pages and everything.
Speaker 10: Yeah, everything else has been moving ahead except for that.
Speaker 2: Julie, why don't you turn into like a half pots skateboard.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 9: I said that to my son and he's it's his
Speaker 9: birthday today and he said, Mum, for my eighteenth I
Speaker 9: want a pool party because you think we'll have.
Speaker 3: The pool gune and I'm looking at him.
Speaker 9: I'm like, okay, well it's got twelve months.
Speaker 3: So you've been promising him for a pool party since
Speaker 3: he was seven and he's nearly eighteen. We've got to
Speaker 3: get a pull finished, I know. So we're going to
Speaker 3: get he needs his eighteenth birthdays. When's his birthday today?
Speaker 7: He's turning seventeen.
Speaker 3: A year, got a year.
Speaker 4: We got a year, guys, We've got a year. We'll
Speaker 4: come back to this.
Speaker 3: And then you'll move out at home. He'll be like, thanks,
Speaker 3: the poor mom, I'm moving out.
Speaker 4: That's that's just the tees as well.
Speaker 5: For a year for a pool party.
Speaker 3: How big is the pool if it's taken them ten
Speaker 3: years to dig the hole.
Speaker 4: With that little demandable fence around it?
Speaker 3: Do you have to have a pool fence if there's
Speaker 3: water in the pool.
Speaker 5: Yes, yeah, absolutely, because it could fill up with rain.
Speaker 3: One of my neighbors built a put a pool in
Speaker 3: her backyard and she fell in it with no water
Speaker 3: and broke her arm and her collar bone.
Speaker 4: And that's why you need to have the fence.
Speaker 3: Fell in the hole, really mad scene in the bad scene.
Speaker 3: Fell in the hole. It was a concrete hole.
Speaker 5: Wow. Nicole, good morning, Good morning, something in your house
Speaker 5: not quite finished.
Speaker 9: The doorbell. We've got a doorbell for a housewarming prison.
Speaker 9: So I've got the I've got a hole on the
Speaker 9: top of the door, and I've got with the wire
Speaker 9: and I've got outside with the wire. Still no doorbell.
Speaker 9: It's sitting in the cupboard.
Speaker 3: How long how many years we've.
Speaker 9: Been in the house thirty nine years?
Speaker 3: All we got to get your doorbells. Have you thought
Speaker 3: for thirty nine years what it's going to sound like?
Speaker 9: No, because I've last year I went and brought a
Speaker 9: ring doorbell, and so that's sitting in the in the
Speaker 9: black sales. That's sitting in the cupboard next to the
Speaker 9: doorbell that I've got dirty nine.
Speaker 3: I imagine doorbell technology has changed in the last.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't think is still in Like there's all
Speaker 2: different tones and everything.
Speaker 3: Out Clint, Yes, you have witnessed this many times. How
Speaker 3: extravagant is our door bell? It goes through about yeah,
Speaker 3: so annoying. And it's got a little system because it's like.
Speaker 5: The Melbourne Symphony Orchestra to full numbies.
Speaker 3: And it's got a camera on it so you can
Speaker 3: see it from the kitchen. But there's also one upstairs
Speaker 3: and they're not in sync. So it sounds like like
Speaker 3: what what's it called? When one starts and then like
Speaker 3: oh yeah, and then the next one starts at leice.
Speaker 5: You can hear it. Nicole's got a line of people
Speaker 5: thirty nine years long trying to get.
Speaker 4: She's going to walk out. That has been Oh the
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Speaker 3: What you're doing for your Bucks party, Chris?
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Speaker 4: I probably wouldn't do that. Here's the Killer? What a song?
Speaker 4: The Killers?
Speaker 2: Good morning Melbourney and working Friday. Sunday's up looking pretty good.
Speaker 2: I mean hard to tell with the tint.
Speaker 3: Hard to tell with the tint. I would also argue
Speaker 3: that that is the best song from.
Speaker 2: The Killers as a purist, as I'm a purist purest
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Speaker 2: Mister it was in the hotel room. What were you
Speaker 2: doing in the hotel room getting ready?
Speaker 4: There's a story there, there's no story, but Human went
Speaker 4: off more.
Speaker 3: It's a better song.
Speaker 5: So they played Mister Brightside before they played Human.
Speaker 4: Yeah, in this.
Speaker 3: Story, I know if you weren't there. Let's guest.
Speaker 1: Our next guest is a forward for North Melbourne, affectionately
Speaker 1: known as Chom. He doesn't just perform on the field,
Speaker 1: he also hosts his own podcast two hundred plus After.
Speaker 2: The show, Charlie, you put together that we can give
Speaker 2: it to you on a dish to take a morning
Speaker 2: man morning.
Speaker 4: You and Lauren haven't met because last time you're in
Speaker 4: you guys didn't.
Speaker 3: I was away, But Charlie, these two have not stopped
Speaker 3: raving about you since you're on our show. Last time,
Speaker 3: did you have as much fun with them as they
Speaker 3: had with you?
Speaker 11: It was good fun. It was a little bit of
Speaker 11: his stitch up. But it was really good fun. I
Speaker 11: go to do a shout to my beautiful girlfriend live
Speaker 11: with the beautiful hair, and.
Speaker 5: We've got it.
Speaker 4: I've got the audio again as jog the memory. What
Speaker 4: do you love about?
Speaker 11: Love her hair, eyes, beautiful personality?
Speaker 5: What's her hair like?
Speaker 11: It's brinette, nice brown, long, straight.
Speaker 3: I love it.
Speaker 5: It's now so good.
Speaker 3: Any any woman would love to hear their partner talk
Speaker 3: about it.
Speaker 11: I'm glad. Yeah, big please find Yeah, it got me
Speaker 11: some any points. She's out in the car, I don't
Speaker 11: want to post. Yeah, I'm going to get He's not
Speaker 11: in the grid yet. No, No, she will be.
Speaker 5: Can we bring it in?
Speaker 3: You haven't had a hard bring produce it? No, don't.
Speaker 3: He hasn't even hard launched on his Instagram.
Speaker 4: We can make her, we can blow her face. She
Speaker 4: looks like a criminal.
Speaker 5: Well I thought I could.
Speaker 11: I thought I could do it this morning clean.
Speaker 4: I had one ready to go.
Speaker 5: She's got to be first on.
Speaker 3: The Are you trying to post launch? Are you trying
Speaker 3: to do like a may dump where you do like, yeah.
Speaker 11: She's number five in them?
Speaker 4: You reckon?
Speaker 7: Like?
Speaker 3: What about when people post a photos at the back
Speaker 3: of their head or their holding hands.
Speaker 5: You can't say the phone now Live. You're listening to
Speaker 5: this in the car. Can you please proceed to the
Speaker 5: front door on Clarendon Street and jazz slash Geers will
Speaker 5: go and let you in.
Speaker 4: Can you guys also live if.
Speaker 3: You don't want to stay in the car. Anyone considered
Speaker 3: maybe Live doesn't want to do a hard launch.
Speaker 5: I'm sure she's boys to coder on her.
Speaker 4: Yes, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 3: How long have you been together?
Speaker 11: We've been together about five months, so all going really well,
Speaker 11: we're really happy.
Speaker 5: Beautiful now last night football no no no no no
Speaker 5: no no no no.
Speaker 3: Charlie, girlfriend, I sent.
Speaker 5: You a message last night saying prepping for radio question Mark.
Speaker 5: He says, I'm sensing an almighty stitch up tomorrow. I said,
Speaker 5: why would you think that?
Speaker 4: Now?
Speaker 5: Call it a sixth sense? Could be wrong. Keen to
Speaker 5: come on though, this is your stitch up. Here we
Speaker 5: go bring her up.
Speaker 11: Yeah, she can come up.
Speaker 3: She's allowed off to do. Someone need to untie her.
Speaker 5: She has her own.
Speaker 3: Will, right, we can't wait to meet her.
Speaker 2: Well you know what, Well, we'll save Live for the
Speaker 2: next break. Let's talk forty beached on ground last week.
Speaker 11: Mate, not quite I think true and Sherry had that
Speaker 11: wrapped up. But I did have a did have a
Speaker 11: good game.
Speaker 4: How do you reckon you're going to go this week
Speaker 4: against Lauren.
Speaker 11: Hopefully really well? We've come off three really good weeks
Speaker 11: of football. Last week pretty disappointed not to clinch the
Speaker 11: win in the end, and the same the week before
Speaker 11: against Essendon.
Speaker 5: But jeez, does it sting a draw against the premiers.
Speaker 11: It's a it's a weird feeling. It's you'd almost rather,
Speaker 11: you'd almost rather lose a game trying to win, if
Speaker 11: that makes sense. Like you come off the ground and
Speaker 11: you don't know whether to be disappointed you've just drawn
Speaker 11: with the raining Premiers or to be happy. But yeah,
Speaker 11: I think they do something about that. I'd honestly love
Speaker 11: to see extra time brought in.
Speaker 4: Well.
Speaker 3: I love the drawer, Clint loves the drawer. Jason's extra time.
Speaker 3: If they're not going to change the draw, I think
Speaker 3: they need a song that they play when you have flats.
Speaker 11: We spoke, we spoke about this off there. Daniel Gronch
Speaker 11: has a draw song and he's been playing across his
Speaker 11: channels and honestly, it gives something to the fans. Post game,
Speaker 11: we spoke about how fas some fans are traveling down
Speaker 11: to Hoe up for us to watch us play and
Speaker 11: to come away from a draw is a bit disheartening,
Speaker 11: I think for them.
Speaker 3: But then maybe all the fans could sing it together.
Speaker 5: Now.
Speaker 3: Daniel Gorange, the guy who was he on Big Brother, Yeah,
Speaker 3: he was my fiance Paul, I'm not kidding, is obsess Daniel.
Speaker 3: Things will happen on the football and Paul will mute
Speaker 3: the TV and he goes. I've got to just get
Speaker 3: online and see what Dan Gorange has to say about this.
Speaker 3: He thinks he's the funniest person on the punnet and
Speaker 3: I'd like to Can we get the draws?
Speaker 5: Yeah? He loves it?
Speaker 3: Can we get the draw song? Please? Someone get that
Speaker 3: off Dan Goranger's Yeah, we can give that a run.
Speaker 3: Do you know how it goes? Charlie, you could sing it?
Speaker 11: I can't. I love seeing him actually big karaoke fan,
Speaker 11: but I can't. I can't recite that off the top.
Speaker 5: Mate. You're a guitarist, yeah, I've been playing a bit
Speaker 5: of guitar.
Speaker 11: I only picked up guitar recently, been playing bass for
Speaker 11: about six months and guitar for about two So.
Speaker 3: What you go to a guitar song to serenade your beautiful.
Speaker 11: I Wish you were here by gets a bit of
Speaker 11: a run, nice little liack in that as well.
Speaker 3: So my voice is you sing and play the guitar.
Speaker 3: That's hot.
Speaker 4: Well, mention you mentioned singing.
Speaker 2: I thought we would give Charlie the responsibility this week
Speaker 2: of picking our lights on singalogue songs.
Speaker 3: Great idea.
Speaker 4: What it is? Yet?
Speaker 3: Is it your karaoke song?
Speaker 11: Though it was growing up a little bit of a
Speaker 11: story about that. I used to play sings the eighties
Speaker 11: and the PlayStation two growing up with my brother and
Speaker 11: this is this is one of the songs. So it's
Speaker 11: an oldest song. I won't give it away, but.
Speaker 5: We're doing it now.
Speaker 2: We're going to do it after the break. And where
Speaker 2: is she? I believe she's in the building.
Speaker 3: She doesn't want to come home. Charlie. What's your girlfriend's
Speaker 3: name again?
Speaker 11: Olivia?
Speaker 3: Olivia? And it's you've got what she wanted to do
Speaker 3: ad with you for lights on singer.
Speaker 5: I'm not sure that you going to upgrade her on
Speaker 5: the grid like from fifth to maybe second.
Speaker 11: We'll get there, we'll get it in a few months.
Speaker 4: Just put the link to our video today, wouldn't you
Speaker 4: come from.
Speaker 3: No, you promised you'd blur her face and give her
Speaker 3: a voice to coder.
Speaker 4: We will ask her.
Speaker 3: She doesn't want to go public with Charlie.
Speaker 4: Charlie comments from the ruse.
Speaker 2: On the other side of this, we'll meet a girlfriend
Speaker 2: and we've got these lights on. Sing along it's coming
Speaker 2: up next time over Charlie comming from the roses. John
Speaker 2: us this morning, he is responsible for picking your lights
Speaker 2: on sing along.
Speaker 5: Tears for Fears certified banger Jace.
Speaker 2: Get ready and headlights back off.
Speaker 4: Well, good job mate, Thank you guys. That was strong.
Speaker 3: Did you feel a lot of pressure?
Speaker 11: I did, but I'm really into my music, so I
Speaker 11: thought I I was up to the task and I'm
Speaker 11: happy you you had it.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Now, did you feel more pressure choosing our lights on
Speaker 3: sing a long song or the fact that you've just
Speaker 3: called your girlfriend and said, hey, why don't you come
Speaker 3: and jump on?
Speaker 11: Jason Lauren, I'm nervous about this and we'll see how
Speaker 11: it goes. I've got a lot of trust now, I'm
Speaker 11: sure she'll be She'll be awesome.
Speaker 2: Okay, you might need to turn your headphones down a
Speaker 2: little bit. I'm getting a bit of us back. I'm
Speaker 2: a bit excited because we are very Yes, well we've
Speaker 2: been called off card this morning.
Speaker 4: We didn't know that. Charlie, the new girlfriend.
Speaker 3: Didn't bring the new girlfriend in. She was just in
Speaker 3: the car and you said get her in here. We
Speaker 3: want to meet Olivia.
Speaker 5: Do you feel nervous?
Speaker 8: Oh?
Speaker 11: No, not really?
Speaker 5: Has she met the parents?
Speaker 4: Yeah? Yeah, got them on the phone.
Speaker 3: He's never posted about her on socials though, So this
Speaker 3: is this is quite an extreme soft launch. It's more
Speaker 3: of a hard launch.
Speaker 2: Can I ask you him more nervous about this? Or
Speaker 2: when you two get in the car after.
Speaker 11: This probably post Yeah, I'll be getting the rinse in
Speaker 11: I think because live us and had time to do
Speaker 11: her makeup.
Speaker 5: And look, Charlie, you just introduced tears for fears. Do
Speaker 5: you want to introduce us to your girlfriend?
Speaker 4: All right?
Speaker 11: Well, to everyone at Nova, this is a hard launch.
Speaker 11: This is beautiful Olivia.
Speaker 3: Come on, beautiful morning.
Speaker 10: How are we all?
Speaker 3: Do you want to kill your boyfriend right now?
Speaker 8: I was actually at a cafe around the corner and
Speaker 8: I just got it on in time and I was like,
Speaker 8: he's not isy it's going to get caught up again.
Speaker 8: I was like, already got stitched up the last time
Speaker 8: he came on with the love letter.
Speaker 3: You wrote that beautiful love letter about how goodous your
Speaker 3: hair was, and you.
Speaker 4: Do have beautiful hair. Lovely agree.
Speaker 8: The amount of text messages after that, like all I
Speaker 8: got from that was you have nice eyes and long hair.
Speaker 3: That was nice. That's how I'd like my partner to
Speaker 3: describe me. That's a beautiful way to be described.
Speaker 5: Do you love it? I do.
Speaker 8: I think this is the hardest of hard launches there is.
Speaker 3: He's going to post a photo of you in an
Speaker 3: Instagram carousel. I think it's called You're going to be
Speaker 3: the fourth or fifth piece.
Speaker 4: As launch the parie.
Speaker 3: Have you posted about him yet? I have.
Speaker 8: I am a quite frequent poster, so I yeah, he's
Speaker 8: been on there a few times, I think, But I
Speaker 8: actually haven't said anything very deep as well.
Speaker 11: You've had me pretty deep.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 8: I haven't said anything about worrying about the post or anything.
Speaker 8: Everyone else keeps getting stuck in to me about it
Speaker 8: and get stuck to.
Speaker 3: Him really Esper on the podcast.
Speaker 11: Yeah, and Jason as well. Yeah, he's a big champion.
Speaker 4: Yeah, cute.
Speaker 3: Do you guys live together?
Speaker 11: No, we don't. I'm only twenty three, Lauren. I've got
Speaker 11: a bit of time on.
Speaker 3: Do you live with Do you live with your parents, Charlie?
Speaker 3: Or are you with mate?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 11: I'm with mate. So you're Carlton. But but live comes around.
Speaker 11: You like spending time in Carlton with us and hanging
Speaker 11: out with the boys?
Speaker 3: Thank for yourself live. Do you like going over there
Speaker 3: and we're all boys?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 3: I like carlt in the area.
Speaker 8: Lots of nice restaurants, lots of good cafes, so it's
Speaker 8: a good spot he live.
Speaker 5: I've got a bit of a dirt file on Charlie.
Speaker 5: I'm not gonna, I'm gonna. I'm not going to air it.
Speaker 5: But what can you tell us about Charlie? I hear
Speaker 5: first and foremost he's a bit a bit on read bit,
Speaker 5: Russell I asked. I asked some friends about about Charlie.
Speaker 5: They said, Russell coit.
Speaker 11: I don't know who Russell Coy is.
Speaker 5: You know who it is, so what is it? You're
Speaker 5: a bit of a camping freak. You just bought a
Speaker 5: big tent. Apparently this is good.
Speaker 11: This is good male. Yeah, I'm into my hiking at
Speaker 11: the moment, and I'm going to do a big trip
Speaker 11: at the end of the year in Africa, so there's
Speaker 11: been a bit of a leading but I have turned
Speaker 11: into a Russell Coit Bear grills type at the moment.
Speaker 3: Olivia, you said you've got some dirt on the big tent.
Speaker 4: Dirt.
Speaker 8: Charlie's personality, he gets quite obsessive with things.
Speaker 11: So at the minute it's hiking.
Speaker 8: So every single night he sits out and watches YouTube
Speaker 8: and he just watches videos on this Russell Coy type
Speaker 8: person And I think at the minute he's got three
Speaker 8: different sleeping bags. You've got a light one, the medium
Speaker 8: one heavy one.
Speaker 11: It could be warmth, so you need a different one.
Speaker 5: Live along with you.
Speaker 8: So Charlie is the definition of all the gear.
Speaker 11: No idea. But we are about We're about to head
Speaker 11: off to New Zealand in a few weeks and mid
Speaker 11: season break and we're going to do an overnight hike
Speaker 11: together up Mount Bruce near queensta Is this we're both
Speaker 11: looking forward to the first time traveling together. No, we've
Speaker 11: traveled together time.
Speaker 2: Thank because that's the way that's always make or break. Oh,
Speaker 2: hang on up and up into the mountains in New Zealand.
Speaker 11: Yeah, we're doing an overnight.
Speaker 5: Beautiful what you're putting down a beautiful setting.
Speaker 11: We're sharing a coming with about.
Speaker 5: Twelve other people. I'm better make the Instagram, I tell you,
Speaker 5: well live.
Speaker 4: Thank you so much for being a good sport and
Speaker 4: coming home.
Speaker 2: Thanks having me, guys, and you keep him in line
Speaker 2: any time A right Live.
Speaker 8: I am very proud of him. He played very good
Speaker 8: on the weekend and I'm excited to keep watching him.
Speaker 11: Love me for my footy.
Speaker 5: Then that's a lie.
Speaker 4: Is there anything you want to say before?
Speaker 11: Thanks hard launching it.
Speaker 3: Absolute pleasure, beautiful long brown hair.
Speaker 2: Charlie Common and my love said the girlfriend Olivia joined
Speaker 2: us on the air this morning.
Speaker 4: Good on you guys. Have a nice weekend.
Speaker 2: Lots has had to leave early today, but Clint and
Speaker 2: I are still in the chair.
Speaker 5: We are and Jace. I hate to say, but if
Speaker 5: you're celebrating a big day, a birthday, at anniversary, an
Speaker 5: engagement to whatever, this weekend, there might not be any
Speaker 5: cake for you. Something's happened.
Speaker 4: Fredo ice cream cake.
Speaker 5: Fredo ice cream cake is intact. Please to say streets Vanetta,
Speaker 5: Streets Vanetta, Okay, but.
Speaker 2: No, I've worked it out. But it's not the chocolate Bavarian,
Speaker 2: is it.
Speaker 5: The chocolate Bavarian is also okay, it's the chocolate mudcake
Speaker 5: from Coles. Oh, that is mi A. It is mi
Speaker 5: i A. And people right around Melbourne are very concerned
Speaker 5: that when it comes birthday time you won't be able
Speaker 5: to get one.
Speaker 4: Every still gone.
Speaker 5: So what's happened? They? By the way, this factory in
Speaker 5: Altona North here in Melbourne produces sixteen thousand chocolate mud
Speaker 5: cakes each and every.
Speaker 4: Day, sixteen thousand mud cakes a day.
Speaker 5: But as of this morning we must go. The one
Speaker 5: hundred and fifty workers have walked off the job over
Speaker 5: a pay dispute.
Speaker 4: What they want, hey, and what they want?
Speaker 5: It's a two day strike, stop work action.
Speaker 2: Oh, this is going to affect people's birthdays this weekend.
Speaker 5: I don't know how many birthdays I've had where mam
Speaker 5: is served up a chocolate white or milk chocolate.
Speaker 4: The cat camera they did a caramel cheese. That's cool.
Speaker 5: That's strong, isn't it?
Speaker 4: Because you know the latest fad online?
Speaker 5: I know about the fad. What are the TikTokers going
Speaker 5: to do?
Speaker 2: Because the TikTokers buy the cheap mud cake. They do,
Speaker 2: and then they do the decorating around.
Speaker 5: It with the icing. Yeah, and they put it on
Speaker 5: that funny little turntable thing. Let me quote from the
Speaker 5: AA sorry, the United Workers Union paying what they want.
Speaker 5: The makers are the famous Cols Chocolate mudcake are on strike.
Speaker 5: They said, you're probably eating what they bake. It gets worse.
Speaker 5: From Baker's Delight crossants to Woolworst muffins or cafe cookies.
Speaker 5: At the Altona factory, Allied Pinnacle workers produce both goods
Speaker 5: that end up in thousands of stores and bakeries across.
Speaker 2: I mean not the cookies and muffins can go in
Speaker 2: the bin, but the mudcakes are a staple from our youth.
Speaker 5: Two days.
Speaker 4: How much they go for these?
Speaker 5: I think they're pretty good. They're pretty reasonbly priced. I'm
Speaker 5: going to say like eight ninety nine or something like that.
Speaker 4: And you, I mean, you'd know you used to work there.
Speaker 5: I did, like a cream sponge, does that?
Speaker 2: I we I was telling you the other week we
Speaker 2: had the was it the Woman's Weekly cake cookook? Yeah,
Speaker 2: because we had friends coming to stay with us. When
Speaker 2: you go the swimming pool, I was I was trying
Speaker 2: to push towards the swimming pool or the soccer.
Speaker 5: Field, Duckerfield strong, I think the people, Yeah, it's our birthday.
Speaker 5: It is because they're shaped as numbers.
Speaker 4: I reckon.
Speaker 2: I did most of the cakes in that book, and
Speaker 2: it was almost like you when you go into the
Speaker 2: Melbourne Royal Show and the pairtherlet comes out for show
Speaker 2: bags leading up to it. Oh yeah, it's almost just
Speaker 2: as exciting going through the book as actually eating the cake.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, yeah, through the newspaper, yeah yeah, all the
Speaker 5: bits and pieces.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but when you're picking that cake and watching your
Speaker 2: parents go through the anxiety, when you're like, oh my god,
Speaker 2: the swimming pool.
Speaker 5: What about what about the ghost? The ghost which was
Speaker 5: the meringue morange. Yeah, the eggs is the I made
Speaker 5: the eggshells.
Speaker 4: I made the train one year.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, that.
Speaker 4: Was at the Bark.
Speaker 11: Yeah, that's hard.
Speaker 5: Coconut, A lot of coconut, lot of licorice.
Speaker 2: Yet, a lot of liquorice, mint slices, the wheels, remember
Speaker 2: those minute Yeah yeah, that's right, to be honest, I mean,
Speaker 2: it's one of the main reasons we had a third kid.
Speaker 4: Extra birthday more run at the cake.
Speaker 5: For well, if you're having a birthday this weekend, forget
Speaker 5: about your mudcake. That's dissipate.
Speaker 4: Well, we've finished on a high, haven't we. That is it.
Speaker 2: We are getting out of here a lot. He's had
Speaker 2: to run off early. I'm going to go see you tomorrow.
Speaker 2: That she's going to be at Bunnings men years. She's
Speaker 2: on the barbecue. She's not on the barbecue. I'd love
Speaker 2: to see that fight MND. She's there for a good cause.
Speaker 2: They're raising funds.
Speaker 5: They are the Dannahers are going to be there.
Speaker 4: Plus Tomahawk. Yeah, where's it? Mentone?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Where along than the pan Giant one down there just
Speaker 2: near BCF when not we stopped there fun bc F
Speaker 2: and fun Crab Bait on the way to Morty. So yeah,
Speaker 2: tom ex Cat's legend will be down there as well.
Speaker 5: What I'm seeing more of those now. They are like
Speaker 5: a sky blue beanie for m n D. I saw
Speaker 5: the hats, yeah, oh you saw the hat, yes, because.
Speaker 2: You know how we were we were talking about some
Speaker 2: heads aren't made for beanies. I look like a garden nome.
Speaker 5: Yeah. Also Queensland heads.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I might have to have a chat with the
Speaker 2: danner Hurst tomorrow about doing like a larger hat for
Speaker 2: the big.
Speaker 5: Well, do you know where it started? Neil wanted a bandanna.
Speaker 5: That was how it all started. But the kids are
Speaker 5: like Neil. I don't think bandanas are going to take them.
Speaker 2: They're on it with the beanies, with the benies. At
Speaker 2: the moment, I'm rocking the socks.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, the socks.
Speaker 2: But look, you know what, it's a great cause. Anyway,
Speaker 2: you can get behind it by all means. Do And
Speaker 2: if you're in the mentation area tomorrow, swing down Sea Lozzi.
Speaker 2: I'll pop down there. Great, all right, I get out
Speaker 2: and the jokes. I think the weekends not great. The
Speaker 2: Lovely Meltal Center is in next. Have a great weekend, everybody,
Speaker 2: go to the Pies. We'll see him Monday, see you,
Speaker 2: bait
Speaker 3: Jason Lauren l wake how feeling good following them on
Speaker 3: the socials.