Speaker 1: One hundred.
Speaker 2: Oh, well, good morning, happy for Friday eight? That's snuck up,
Speaker 2: can I?
Speaker 1: Good morning?
Speaker 3: Well, that's because you've only done two days.
Speaker 2: Got a four day week next week.
Speaker 1: He's just he's just pulling four day week. So strategic
Speaker 1: hasn't snuck up for us, has it?
Speaker 4: It's been I.
Speaker 2: Really should have pulled the sickie tomorrow or Tuesday stuff
Speaker 2: up there.
Speaker 3: For those of us who went back to work this week,
Speaker 3: oh here we go. No, I'm just saying for anyone
Speaker 3: who went back to work this week, it feels like
Speaker 3: the longest week ever.
Speaker 1: The first week.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah everyone, non non what holiday distant memory?
Speaker 4: I had dinner last night at five o'clock. That's like
Speaker 4: I know I cooked it that it's nursing home time.
Speaker 2: No, actually, I'm still rad because I've been cooking over
Speaker 2: the summer break, so I know I.
Speaker 4: Was cooking at eight. What what do you have?
Speaker 2: Don't judge what? Coke?
Speaker 1: Igo, mac and cheese.
Speaker 2: It was pasta a bit heavy for eight o'clock.
Speaker 4: Yeah, because that takes a while to Yeah, I did.
Speaker 2: Like this is some pasta.
Speaker 1: For something different, Tomatoes, a little bit of chili, little
Speaker 1: bit chill.
Speaker 3: You know, I did seven o'clock. I went out for
Speaker 3: dinner at seven, so I was right in between you two.
Speaker 4: Okay, it's a very social.
Speaker 1: It was very sweet. Tnesday night January is very so just.
Speaker 2: A bit weird. Normally there's the six o'clock seating and
Speaker 2: the eight o'clock seating.
Speaker 3: Yeah now seven o'clock, yeah right right right in the
Speaker 3: knocker trying to finish. Pull a late for me. I
Speaker 3: was like, I'll go at seven. I'll leave at eight
Speaker 3: thirty and you guys can kick on if you like.
Speaker 3: And do you think I left it.
Speaker 2: No, probably just came here from.
Speaker 1: The two am ten thirty. I left dinner.
Speaker 4: Cheese, Good for you, cocks they taste alright.
Speaker 3: Today everyone got on the cocktails after dinner and I
Speaker 3: was like, no, I'm stopping. I can be tired, but
Speaker 3: I can't be tired and hungover.
Speaker 1: Twice this week, No, not twice this week.
Speaker 3: I had a tiple on a Tuesday, didn't night the tennis,
Speaker 3: So last night was I was pretty well behaved straight now,
Speaker 3: but yeah, ten thirty, which is late late for because
Speaker 3: the sun's up. It's also just like I knew, I
Speaker 3: just kept bumping into people in the restaurant. And I
Speaker 3: was like, such a nice night. And then I was like,
Speaker 3: what am I going to do? Go home and sleep?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 2: Mate, six thirty last night had a corona. I was
Speaker 2: in the pool.
Speaker 3: Look, I did have a sleep before I went out.
Speaker 3: I had an appetizer, little pre nap, so I was
Speaker 3: prepared to have a late n.
Speaker 2: I mastered the nap over the holidays. Fifteen minutes seal
Speaker 2: power keeps.
Speaker 4: Get fifteen minute naps. That's that's just no.
Speaker 2: The problem is if you go longer, if you go
Speaker 2: an hour, you could sleep.
Speaker 1: All after garbage.
Speaker 3: I've heard that before and people go, oh, you're sleep
Speaker 3: for more than twenty five minutes, then you're going to
Speaker 3: be more tired.
Speaker 1: I guess what, Sandra, I'm not because I just slept
Speaker 1: for two hours. I feel brilliant.
Speaker 2: Sandra, sounds a bit more sleep.
Speaker 4: I think zero to an hour is a nap. An
Speaker 4: hour to plus is asleep.
Speaker 2: My mate jessu.
Speaker 1: Pants on map more pants off? Sleep well, my mate
Speaker 1: jas even on the couch?
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, why not?
Speaker 3: I napped on the couch and then I napped on
Speaker 3: the outdoor couch in the sun, and then I went upstairs.
Speaker 1: And how to sleep?
Speaker 2: Geez you really moved around, didn't you.
Speaker 1: Because I done, I've pulled the full.
Speaker 4: Week pants on or pants off, pants on.
Speaker 3: The couch, pants on the outdoor couch, which is stupid
Speaker 3: because of sunny.
Speaker 1: I was hot pants off in the bed.
Speaker 2: My mate chairs used to come home for a lunchtime sleep,
Speaker 2: would get his full suit off, get into bed, have
Speaker 2: a sleep, and then get redressed and go back to
Speaker 2: the office.
Speaker 3: Yeah, if you're at the office, you can't go. I'm
Speaker 3: a nappiness suit and to die. Someone had walk in
Speaker 3: and think you were dead.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, mid day, gotta go that lunch. Why are
Speaker 2: you starting under your buckles?
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, your shirted pikres can't be doing Yeah.
Speaker 2: Hey guys, we're going to a big show coming up today.
Speaker 2: A lot of free stuff to go and a lot
Speaker 2: of cash fifty k after seven and a cheeky thousand
Speaker 2: dollars nice and early. When you hear us play a
Speaker 2: throwback this morning on Nova, as soon as we play
Speaker 2: a bit of a throwback this morning, we're going to
Speaker 2: do it in the first thirty minutes of the show.
Speaker 2: Give us a ring. It'score yourself a thousand dollars.
Speaker 1: Cat good throwback today?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, thousand backs cash end. We'll hook you up
Speaker 2: with a group pass to fun Fields cool Off this
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Speaker 2: day holiday destination, thrill slides and endless funnel weight. Perfect
Speaker 2: fun Field steam pass.
Speaker 3: For the long weekend with the heat that is coming,
Speaker 3: we're in the territory of putting our feelers out to
Speaker 3: see who wants to have over for a pool party.
Speaker 4: On the Oh, yeah, it's what you.
Speaker 3: Just like schmoozing with everyone with the big part the moment,
Speaker 3: we don't want to go there.
Speaker 1: No, I'm not inviting myself.
Speaker 4: A bit of all.
Speaker 2: I would invite you over, but for some reason, at
Speaker 2: a moment of weakness, I've agreed for my ten year
Speaker 2: old to do a basketball tournament over the entire long weekend. Perfect.
Speaker 1: See, you have forty degrees in a hall.
Speaker 4: So he won't be there.
Speaker 1: I won't come over them. We're in that.
Speaker 3: We're in that territory where we're like asking all our
Speaker 3: friends with like with pools and peak housers, what are
Speaker 3: you doing for the long weekend?
Speaker 1: What are you guys doing for the long weekend?
Speaker 2: Well, I'm hoping he loses game too, and we're done
Speaker 2: by Saturday morning.
Speaker 4: I don't wish that upon your son.
Speaker 1: Maybe you could be the scorer and just.
Speaker 3: Idea if you're cheating to lose, no one cares.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's the other team, won't blow up.
Speaker 2: That's a really good point.
Speaker 1: Cheating to win, the other team cheating to lose.
Speaker 4: All right, I'm thinking about rolling the dice. I suggested
Speaker 4: this is our friendship group last night of mates getting
Speaker 4: a barbecue on the Arrow on Monday for Australia, like
Speaker 4: having a big barbecue on the but it's quite You've
Speaker 4: got to get there early.
Speaker 1: To get your spot right, like the day before.
Speaker 4: Is that an air tasker job? Don't people do that?
Speaker 2: You can't pay someone to stay.
Speaker 1: Absolutely can pay someone to do it.
Speaker 4: I believe it's I believe it's a thing. You can
Speaker 4: just throw them at fifty or.
Speaker 3: The KOOKI is thing people have asked for or not
Speaker 3: tookoky on air task. I reckon people would be asked
Speaker 3: to like mind tables for birthday parties and stuff.
Speaker 2: And oh yeah, we've hired people to drive us around
Speaker 2: to one on a task.
Speaker 1: That's great.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well that's smart.
Speaker 2: Yeah. The barbecues in the parks around our area. You
Speaker 2: can actually reserve oh booking, Yeah, that's fair, and then
Speaker 2: you pay a little fee and then it becomes a
Speaker 2: licensed area.
Speaker 1: Yeah right, a park's not licensed. You just drinking a park, surely.
Speaker 4: I think it's frowned upon illegal, illegal, frowned apart. Maybe
Speaker 4: it is illegal and killed the area illegal. But if
Speaker 4: you do it out of.
Speaker 3: Like a green bottle, like you're spiking the lemonade, it's
Speaker 3: all right.
Speaker 2: You can see you laying down on the hill along
Speaker 2: the tanda, rolling down in the water.
Speaker 1: You should get a go boat. It's too much, big
Speaker 1: cork hat.
Speaker 4: I mean, someone needs to be under point oh five
Speaker 4: on that sober.
Speaker 2: No, no, no, no, you've got to be so there's
Speaker 2: got to be sober. Hang. I can't do.
Speaker 4: No.
Speaker 2: But I got yelled at by the guy that was.
Speaker 4: Out there in the tiny with the rowers because you're blind.
Speaker 2: No just I was on the and I've got a
Speaker 2: boat license and I was on the wrong side and
Speaker 2: they're yelling at me and the rowers are coming down.
Speaker 3: It was all very They give you a quick like
Speaker 3: crash course in how to drive a boat.
Speaker 2: Honestly, it's so slow, it's not.
Speaker 3: But like what if you're on the wrong side and
Speaker 3: the rowers hit you, well they give your heads up.
Speaker 1: Who's got right away? A rowboat or a go boat
Speaker 1: because they can't see they're going backwards.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and also they're not under power, so if a vessel.
Speaker 1: Well surely they a vessel.
Speaker 3: There's no brakes, so it's ge There must be some situations. Actually,
Speaker 3: I don't think the boats the rowboats are allowed where
Speaker 3: the go boats got?
Speaker 2: Oh they are, because I've been there. Oh down, just pasted.
Speaker 3: Past the Wesley boat sheds. Yeah, what did you hit
Speaker 3: a rowboat?
Speaker 2: No? No, I just had them yelling at me. I
Speaker 2: was in the way and the guys on the megaphane
Speaker 2: and get out of the way. The row was coming
Speaker 2: and I was like sorry, sorry.
Speaker 1: So what do you do?
Speaker 3: Just pull into the reeds, let them go quickly, just
Speaker 3: let them overtake.
Speaker 1: Do you go on a go boat being stuck on
Speaker 1: a boat with Jason h rowers?
Speaker 2: Didn't I didn't hit the.
Speaker 3: Tried to the banks, didn't hit You're going to go
Speaker 3: boat with my family, which feel it's one of them.
Speaker 1: Helix was Felix on it.
Speaker 2: No, this is years ago, so.
Speaker 3: This is keep making this story Phelix, your son is
Speaker 3: here for the school holidays. Felix, is your dad ever
Speaker 3: taking you on a go boat down the arrow?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 2: No, years ago? Remember? And we shut up and we
Speaker 2: were yelled at by the rowers.
Speaker 1: I may have a good memory, but I did not
Speaker 1: remember crap that you're saying.
Speaker 2: So can you watch your mouth?
Speaker 5: God?
Speaker 2: High schools really changed him and started.
Speaker 1: He gave me a mouthful this morning.
Speaker 2: Yes, sorry, I said.
Speaker 3: Oh, what have you you starts high school? I said,
Speaker 3: have you tried on your uniform? What does uniform look like?
Speaker 3: And he goes And I said, oh, what what school
Speaker 3: are you going to?
Speaker 1: Again? And he goes, Jesus, make up your mind? And
Speaker 1: what question you're asking me?
Speaker 2: He's lick, but he didn't give clinton. He's back straight away.
Speaker 2: I have to beg for it.
Speaker 4: You've still got that, bro.
Speaker 1: So he never went on a go boat. Were you
Speaker 1: excited about high school field he went on a go boat? No,
Speaker 1: he didn't. I just don't buy that story two years ago.
Speaker 1: It must have been his other secret family.
Speaker 4: Trust me.
Speaker 1: Once a man that has the garra.
Speaker 2: It's just caught a past six coming up checks? What
Speaker 2: a thousand bucks and a great Bustard fun fields. When
Speaker 2: you hear us play a throwback track, give us a ring.
Speaker 1: A neighbor, Jason Lawrence throw that track.
Speaker 2: All right? Here were offloading cash too nice and early
Speaker 2: this morning.
Speaker 3: We're going to churnside this morning to Dan. Good morning, Dan.
Speaker 2: Dan, good morning.
Speaker 1: How are you good? Thank you? What's on the agenda
Speaker 1: for the long weekends?
Speaker 6: My wife's birthday tomorrow?
Speaker 1: Have you got a gift yet?
Speaker 7: Dan, we're not really, We're palming off the kids for
Speaker 7: a couple of nights.
Speaker 2: Well, well, don be another kid on the way. Well,
Speaker 2: a thousand bucks cash is going to come in handy,
Speaker 2: and as Lawrence taught me, throw money at the problem.
Speaker 2: That's going to come in good timing for the miss birthday.
Speaker 1: The Wiffier gift, absolutely, thank you so much. That's perfect.
Speaker 2: I got my wife one of those face masks. Yeah
Speaker 2: yeah it is. But I'm just like I was giving
Speaker 2: it to it for Christmas. I'm like, okay, this is
Speaker 2: you use this to make yourself look younger? Is this
Speaker 2: an offensive?
Speaker 1: There's a different time.
Speaker 3: There's there's like different lights, red lights, blue bloody terrifying.
Speaker 2: Now when you wake up and they've got it on
Speaker 2: more terrifying it.
Speaker 1: I love it.
Speaker 3: It's just a bit of personal wellness, self love.
Speaker 2: For Happy birthday to the missus Dan, you enjoy the
Speaker 2: cash and a group past fun Field's coming your way
Speaker 2: to amazing.
Speaker 7: Thanks so much.
Speaker 3: Guys, just tread very carefully buying your wife anti aging
Speaker 3: gifts unless you wants it and has asked for it.
Speaker 1: That can, that can.
Speaker 4: Betimes not very expensive.
Speaker 1: I bought one for my mom for Christmas.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah did she?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 4: Is it working?
Speaker 1: Loved it? She never looked younger, good, more, beautiful, gorgeously.
Speaker 2: She didn't need it to be.
Speaker 4: Did she listened to this early?
Speaker 1: Absolutely not. I don't know she listens.
Speaker 4: Ever.
Speaker 2: My mum was always now appliances never buy me in appliants.
Speaker 1: For Mother's Day, I bought one year, we bought mumy
Speaker 1: fried pants. Didn't that.
Speaker 3: When I lived at home, she'd been saying we need
Speaker 3: to get new pots and pans. We did and she
Speaker 3: was like, wow, great, thanks for mother. Say guys, I
Speaker 3: can cook your all dinner again. I was like, it's
Speaker 3: dad's idea.
Speaker 4: And then Applian it's like a fun Appliant's like a
Speaker 4: new vac, one of those robot vacuum.
Speaker 1: You can't be buying the vacuum.
Speaker 4: No, because all you need to do is press the button,
Speaker 4: then away she goes. Or we can all share it,
Speaker 4: can't we?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Yeah, you're just and a lot of mums love.
Speaker 1: Can't be washing?
Speaker 4: What's the fancy the blended.
Speaker 1: Moment? They're expensive? Do they do? They love that?
Speaker 2: Yeah, but you can't buy one. You've got to get
Speaker 2: pam around at your pyramids. It's a bit pyramid. You
Speaker 2: got to get the thermo mixed person round of the house.
Speaker 2: They'll teach how to use it.
Speaker 4: And then do they get a commission?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 4: They must, is it like?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Like do they do the parties?
Speaker 2: Almost like that?
Speaker 3: I went to a Tup of Wear party once and
Speaker 3: I was like, if I want to go to this, well,
Speaker 3: I have the time of my lifeware still waiting.
Speaker 1: They went into receivership.
Speaker 4: I think I think they're cooked. I do. I think
Speaker 4: they're in receivership, Brodie, are they really We need to.
Speaker 3: Do a welfare check on tup of Pete who wrote
Speaker 3: all the songs about the different tup of Yeah.
Speaker 2: We found this lovely man, yeah and dumb. That was
Speaker 2: in my algorithm he sells tuperware online and sings about.
Speaker 4: It with miracts.
Speaker 2: Yeah, real loose unit. But I loved him.
Speaker 4: I was on for it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he did Peter Owens songs about tupa by, he
Speaker 3: did that song about he did he rewrote that song
Speaker 3: about making spaghetti.
Speaker 2: Also, I only just found out it's Tuppleway.
Speaker 4: Calling it.
Speaker 2: I've been calling it tupleware, tup tup aware, that's what
Speaker 2: it's called, tupaware. I thought had l was in a
Speaker 2: tuple were.
Speaker 4: Oh, here he is, and so.
Speaker 2: That's not friends the case. But that's not him singing
Speaker 2: about tupawre. That's he's a strain idol on his show.
Speaker 4: Is it any wondered tup were without of business?
Speaker 3: I thought that was him saying goodbye to tup because
Speaker 3: it has gone broke. What did he did an audition
Speaker 3: for a strain idol top we're pep.
Speaker 2: I think one of those is got Talent or something
Speaker 2: type of wab Bob for bankruptcy in twenty.
Speaker 1: Four and they were hot. We talked about it and.
Speaker 2: They said it was a lifetime warranty. Well, jokes on
Speaker 2: us bargers last forever, all right, coming up to six
Speaker 2: thirty or check your latest in years and you run
Speaker 2: to work.
Speaker 1: You are listening to get some real typeword papers. I
Speaker 1: know you want to hear and some real news.
Speaker 2: It's coming her new music from Harry Stars a bit
Speaker 2: of an exclusive listener party was doing the rounds.
Speaker 3: Yesterday, right, so the song's being dropped on Friday at
Speaker 3: eleven am. But their listening party, how did.
Speaker 1: People get invited to it?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: Some very big fans got invited. They've heard it.
Speaker 3: They weren't allowed to record it, they weren't allowed their phones,
Speaker 3: but they're allowed to give us reviews and sneak peaks.
Speaker 1: I wonder if I wonder if we're can someone might
Speaker 1: be able to sing it for us.
Speaker 4: Your hummet. I believe there was ques as well, so
Speaker 4: there was like an ability just to join a queue
Speaker 4: and the queue was too hours long, jeez.
Speaker 1: But not everyone got in right.
Speaker 4: No, No, there were still people waiting when the doors closed.
Speaker 2: We're going to dive into Harry's new music a little
Speaker 2: bit later on in the show, speaking lineups, what has
Speaker 2: it been lining up for? When you were on to
Speaker 2: Sydney last year, it was like three and a half hours.
Speaker 4: Was Chicken Wings there was a new Yeah, chicken wings
Speaker 4: and you know hours for a chicken wing. And at
Speaker 4: the Australian Open the line for shake shack the other
Speaker 4: night was out of this world.
Speaker 1: I had the chips went very good. Well, twenty six
Speaker 1: dollars for a burger.
Speaker 2: Have you seen the big hot dogs are doing at
Speaker 2: the A.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's very American, A big wow, that's a big wen.
Speaker 1: It's a big big It's amazing.
Speaker 4: I mean, just get how many.
Speaker 1: People are tucking into that wiener or is it a
Speaker 1: single shirt?
Speaker 2: You could do it all on your right.
Speaker 4: See one starts at one end and the other the other.
Speaker 1: Very lady in the track the middle.
Speaker 4: But just quickly on shake shack. What am I missing?
Speaker 4: I've never had it.
Speaker 3: Shack is good when you're in America and it's like
Speaker 3: a fresh Yeah. I don't know do we have them here?
Speaker 1: No, it's well they must become They must go.
Speaker 4: To America and try. We must go.
Speaker 2: Dumb criminal, dumb criminals. This morning, technology will get your guys.
Speaker 1: What's happened? The guy's got himself in criminals.
Speaker 2: Guys, got himself in hot water in New South Wales.
Speaker 2: He was involved in a car accident and fled the scene.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so this guy always get caught.
Speaker 3: Everyone's got cameras, everyone's got front door bell cameras.
Speaker 2: He was in Ay and day. He has t bone
Speaker 2: and master too, oh dear instead, well, no, the other
Speaker 2: person was hurt quite severely. Instead of the driver getting
Speaker 2: out and giving assistance, he did the runner. The only
Speaker 2: thing is he was wearing an Apple Watch at the
Speaker 2: time of the wearable. Now with Apple Watches, if you
Speaker 2: have a fall or involved in a car accident, it
Speaker 2: automatically notifies triple zero.
Speaker 1: I know it does that if you have a fork.
Speaker 3: My nan has one and she broke a hip and
Speaker 3: she felt and it alerts like five people as well
Speaker 3: to say nun's had a fall. Great, I get over
Speaker 3: there and then it pops up on her saying do
Speaker 3: you want an ambulance And if she doesn't hit no,
Speaker 3: it automatically calls well he.
Speaker 2: Must, do you want an ambulance because police got notified
Speaker 2: by ambulance New South Wales. Hey, there's been a car accident.
Speaker 2: This is the address. This is the man that needs
Speaker 2: hell impact. Yeah, police have arrived and said he's not
Speaker 2: here and then worked out, oh, he's not here because
Speaker 2: he's the one that's done the runner and he didn't
Speaker 2: know not no, so they just tracked his Apple watch
Speaker 2: picked him up just.
Speaker 4: Out of interest in asking for a friend. What happens
Speaker 4: if you just like you know you, when you tap
Speaker 4: a car in a car park? Does that send them?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 4: You tell your friend he's fine, okay, cool? He she fine? Fine.
Speaker 1: They're very naughty and disrespectful.
Speaker 4: I believe it happened when no one was watching.
Speaker 1: Oh then it didn't happen.
Speaker 2: You tell your friend was it my car? Them and
Speaker 2: their Mercedes are in the clear.
Speaker 4: It wouldn't have been a Mercedes driver. They're very respectful.
Speaker 1: Was it a middle aged man? A middle aged crisis car?
Speaker 2: Very fresh? Were you aware that apple watches do that?
Speaker 3: So I was aware that where if someone fell over
Speaker 3: and they're really if you didn't know that, it's actually
Speaker 3: worth looking into. If you've got a grandparent or an
Speaker 3: elderly parent, or someone who lives independently that you worry about,
Speaker 3: it's actually a really nice piece of comfort knowing that
Speaker 3: if something happens, I think I could be wrong. I
Speaker 3: think it can like do heart rate monitoring and all
Speaker 3: of that stuff too. So if someone lives alone, it
Speaker 3: can alert you if they need help.
Speaker 2: Didn't you almost get the police called on you once?
Speaker 3: Or oh no, that was a fashion crisis. I put
Speaker 3: my phone in this little clutch that was too small,
Speaker 3: and if you push all the buttons, it says like
Speaker 3: it's it says you know. The emergency response is that yeah?
Speaker 3: And it sent a text message to I think all
Speaker 3: of my favorites and emergency contacts saying you and the
Speaker 3: police saying this person needs help and this is the address.
Speaker 1: And I was I was at Melbourne cup.
Speaker 4: Plant, living my best life, woman down the Prince.
Speaker 3: In Sant Gilda, and I pulled my handbag up, my
Speaker 3: phone out of my bag, like I must have been
Speaker 3: fifteen minutes later, and I'd like thirty miscalls from my mum,
Speaker 3: my manager, and my brother.
Speaker 1: The police are on the way.
Speaker 4: And I was like, he.
Speaker 2: I went sters than the ambulance, but play yeah.
Speaker 1: I didn't know. I didn't know the iPhone did wow?
Speaker 4: Did you no?
Speaker 1: You know what else I learned, always have an appropriate
Speaker 1: sized handbag.
Speaker 2: My wife always loses her keys, so she brought one
Speaker 2: of those ear tags attached to the keys.
Speaker 1: And then what oh we had this saga over Somemer didn't.
Speaker 4: Well, it was a remarkable saga.
Speaker 2: You go first, but then you look up the air tag.
Speaker 2: Did you know you walk around with your phone?
Speaker 8: Do we know that?
Speaker 4: Clear?
Speaker 2: We knew, and it says two meters one meter and
Speaker 2: then you're there.
Speaker 4: But it's like playing.
Speaker 1: Cold or hot. Yes, So Paul lost the car keys.
Speaker 1: Blamed me? Did he did?
Speaker 4: He blame me absolutely?
Speaker 1: And we tore the house apart trying to find them.
Speaker 4: Right, where have you put them? Where?
Speaker 3: I'm talking four days at the beach. We couldn't drive
Speaker 3: the carts. Who couldn't find the keys? And then Clinton
Speaker 3: I left the pub early one night and it said
Speaker 3: something like do you like the air tags being spotted nearby?
Speaker 1: And we were like, it's here, somewhere on the street.
Speaker 1: I'm like, he's dropped the keys.
Speaker 4: So we were up and down the street. Yeah, around
Speaker 4: in the bushes.
Speaker 1: The two of us looking like detectives.
Speaker 2: Yeah, where were they?
Speaker 3: He'd left them in someone else's car who had parked
Speaker 3: near our house.
Speaker 1: So then we had to break into that car to
Speaker 1: get the keys out.
Speaker 4: We got the keys, got the case, got the cats
Speaker 4: of remarkable technology.
Speaker 2: So thirteen twenty fourteen, this is what I want to
Speaker 2: ask this morning? What did you just learn? You guys
Speaker 2: just learned how air tags work. Yeah, this criminal just
Speaker 2: learned that if you're involved in an accident, your Apple
Speaker 2: Watch will automatically caught triple like, it's very clever.
Speaker 1: What if you just learned about technology or anything oble?
Speaker 2: Just like? Yeah? About thirteen twenty four ten is our number?
Speaker 4: In return?
Speaker 2: I got two hundred dollars TGI Friday vouches up for grabs.
Speaker 2: TGI for Friday is Melbourne Central now open with a
Speaker 2: new look menu and digital shuffle board to feed your
Speaker 2: Friday feelings. I hear thirteen twenty four to ten?
Speaker 4: What have you just learned? You're talking about tech and
Speaker 4: its ornate ability to do things that none of us
Speaker 4: ever knew. And what's happened?
Speaker 2: Yes, what I learned the other day? This is good?
Speaker 2: You know how. I'm a raptor boy.
Speaker 1: Now you burnt orange forward rape.
Speaker 4: It makes some noise that thing as well. I was
Speaker 4: driving behind you yesterday. You can change the exhaust in
Speaker 4: different It's like sport mode or sport plus mode or
Speaker 4: is it louder?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Cool, I got the bright orange. The only downside
Speaker 2: is made of mine. Ben text me the other day.
Speaker 2: You know, I just saw you on center road throwing
Speaker 2: back a dim sim You can't get away with anything.
Speaker 1: He could have sent that on any random day, like,
Speaker 1: oh god, but.
Speaker 2: The Ford app I can open it and then start
Speaker 2: the car from here, like the Tesla. So it's already cold.
Speaker 1: When I get in the car, I'll see I'm warm
Speaker 1: it up. So the car's nasty. But how could that winter?
Speaker 1: It's really good. Oh, it's very fancy, very handy.
Speaker 2: Can you do that with yours?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 4: No, I can't.
Speaker 1: The Mercedes.
Speaker 2: No, and it does that thing where if the kids
Speaker 2: have left the window down, when you hold the lock
Speaker 2: button when you get out, the windows go up.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you tried to teach me this and my Mercedes
Speaker 4: and alarm went off. So clearly different different cars, different functions.
Speaker 1: Very different.
Speaker 2: Yes, to get yourself a raptor.
Speaker 1: No, we can't have two rapped boys in the Michelle,
Speaker 1: Good morning.
Speaker 4: What have you just learned?
Speaker 8: Well, I just larned that my cat's been at the
Speaker 8: vet for two days and when they get at home,
Speaker 8: he's okay. When they get home from the vet, apparently
Speaker 8: they don't spell like themselves. They smell like medicine and
Speaker 8: all that sort of stuff. And my other two cats
Speaker 8: think that I bought a strange cat into the house.
Speaker 8: I don't recognize him, and they're hitting at him, and.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, no, does he have the kind of shame on?
Speaker 9: No?
Speaker 8: Thank god? Yeah, yeah, but they're refusing to talk to him.
Speaker 3: You might need to give him a bath machine, get
Speaker 3: the medicine smell of the smell of a hospital, or
Speaker 3: of it when you walk in.
Speaker 4: It's shocking.
Speaker 1: It's awful, isn't.
Speaker 2: It when your dogs have had the kind of shame
Speaker 2: in the past. Do you take him out still.
Speaker 4: For a walk? Yeah, yeah, I do, I did, I don't.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's absolutely probably wears one in solidarity.
Speaker 3: But I bought them different ones because they're so big
Speaker 3: they were scratching all our walls. So I bought them
Speaker 3: these really boo your soft fluffy ones, like so much
Speaker 3: more company.
Speaker 4: My dog's only had the cone once because just just
Speaker 4: the one operation, just because you don't tend.
Speaker 1: To go back for yeah, minor clumsy the big dog, Yeah, mate,
Speaker 1: all the time.
Speaker 3: She halton in the other day the hospital she goes
Speaker 3: really got to the house and I left it next
Speaker 3: to the strawberry flavored.
Speaker 1: Then she goes Christie, well.
Speaker 4: Sleepy, good morning. What have you learned?
Speaker 2: Morning girl?
Speaker 10: On my iPhone? On my personal emails? I love that
Speaker 10: I can pin and flag them so they come up
Speaker 10: in blue and they have a red flag, and then
Speaker 10: I can move them into folded.
Speaker 1: Can you just oh, yeah, I flag them. I red
Speaker 1: flag anything, and then you can and then you can.
Speaker 2: Do a red You can do a reminder remind me
Speaker 2: tomorrow and the email will pop back.
Speaker 1: Up to now, yeah, how do you do that? I
Speaker 1: often see function of the.
Speaker 4: Dots, you know, the three dots. You press that and
Speaker 4: you go, yeah, set a reminder of.
Speaker 11: What do I do?
Speaker 4: Christine?
Speaker 2: Runner through it? Where you do?
Speaker 1: I'm in my emails?
Speaker 10: How do I in your email? You open up your email,
Speaker 10: you go down to the bottom and you'll see the bottom,
Speaker 10: the three dots at the bottom.
Speaker 2: No, you know what, maybe we'll move it off. That's
Speaker 2: good texture. It's like we've got Trevor long on on
Speaker 2: the Today Show.
Speaker 1: Have you got the iPhone seventeen?
Speaker 4: There?
Speaker 2: Okay, all right? Flag.
Speaker 4: I don't think Christine how she's only learned how to
Speaker 4: move her emails into a folder.
Speaker 2: Also, I don't think I've ever seen Lauren Oprah emails.
Speaker 1: Remind me I found it.
Speaker 2: There you go.
Speaker 4: Good Joyce, joycey great.
Speaker 11: Name, Hey go morning. How are you guys?
Speaker 2: Well?
Speaker 4: Good?
Speaker 2: What have you just learned?
Speaker 6: That's good?
Speaker 11: I just learned that you can actually lock the cheapest
Speaker 11: field price on the seven eleven app.
Speaker 4: Oh so what they advertise the price and by the
Speaker 4: time you get there.
Speaker 11: Yeah, so it locates the cheapest fuel price five keys
Speaker 11: from where you are and then let's say a dollar
Speaker 11: ninety at where you are. But when you lock the
Speaker 11: fuel price, it locates the cheapest It's like.
Speaker 2: The debate do we go with the home lines? Do
Speaker 2: we go? Fixed it?
Speaker 9: In?
Speaker 4: So, Joyce, do you have a Melbourne cup? I get
Speaker 4: better off fix dods? Now, Joyce, do you have a
Speaker 4: certain amount of time to get to that petrol?
Speaker 9: Like?
Speaker 4: Does it?
Speaker 3: Can you give?
Speaker 11: I think when you lock it it's looked for about
Speaker 11: seventy Oh.
Speaker 2: That's great, would know? Michelle Ready express Man?
Speaker 3: Yeah, actually I drive a Tesla. I'm not a petrol girl.
Speaker 3: Where to show support, but I stopped for snacks.
Speaker 4: There we go, there we go cream.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's very absolutely Yeah, I don't need seven days
Speaker 2: to get there for that. It's right on seven o'clock.
Speaker 2: A lot of news floating around today. Clint's going to
Speaker 2: update you on that. And then one of our favorites
Speaker 2: has gone into the jungle. Guys, I'm a celebrity. Get
Speaker 2: me out of here.
Speaker 1: They're not there.
Speaker 4: I want to know why this year were well, yeah,
Speaker 4: why is it not.
Speaker 1: Like I reckon?
Speaker 3: Because Robert Ewin's too for Moose? Now you want to schedule.
Speaker 2: We'll get to the bottom of that in the next
Speaker 2: fifteen minutes when we're joined by one of your favorite
Speaker 2: forty players who has entered the jungle. Thank god, that's over.
Speaker 2: Olivia Dean, No no, I love the song, but it
Speaker 2: just got me out of the conversation.
Speaker 4: I was just stuck in goodness.
Speaker 1: Let Olivia Dean players long and as often as she likes.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 4: There's a few remixes of that now that are pretty cool.
Speaker 4: They play in the clubs.
Speaker 2: Lauren Clem was in the middle of telling me what
Speaker 2: he had for dinner.
Speaker 4: What's wrong with that?
Speaker 1: Judge and dinner?
Speaker 3: Because I was going out for dinner and I called
Speaker 3: and said, do you want to come? Because I mean,
Speaker 3: I hadn't seen you for good six hours.
Speaker 2: And he couldn't come because he was at home cooking.
Speaker 1: Chili con can't chili con?
Speaker 4: Can't tell me that's not a great staple.
Speaker 1: A great go to when you got some mint chili
Speaker 1: concat something.
Speaker 4: It's just mince with a lot of chili and some
Speaker 4: well beans, but I use a bit of corn and
Speaker 4: a bit of So you're such.
Speaker 1: An old one and you just eat a bowl of
Speaker 1: mince and.
Speaker 4: Corn pretty much. But I have it in a lettuce cut.
Speaker 1: Sancho bo is one of my favorite.
Speaker 4: Oh isn't it good? That's a great go to. That
Speaker 4: and a duck pancake.
Speaker 1: Well, we also had dinner the other night and we
Speaker 1: had peaking was lovely.
Speaker 2: Welcome back to the food court. It has just gone
Speaker 2: a quarter past seven. We're doing a thanks to her
Speaker 2: mates to she already express Hey, coming up on over
Speaker 2: your chance to win fifty thousand bucks at seven thirty?
Speaker 4: Can I talk small talk really quickly? You want to
Speaker 4: talk about small talk? I got myself into it, not
Speaker 4: so much a pickle, but I was in a situation
Speaker 4: the other day where I was having to engage in
Speaker 4: small talk to keep somebody occupied that somebody happened to
Speaker 4: be the world number two tennis player right now. Yanick Sinner.
Speaker 4: So I was at a function, big, redheaded, and he
Speaker 4: is one of the friendliest blokes. He's pretty good. He's
Speaker 4: pretty good.
Speaker 1: Apparently with a few girls, is he?
Speaker 4: I thought he was? I thought he was with somebody? Like,
Speaker 4: are you meaning he's straying?
Speaker 1: Oh? I shouldn't have said that.
Speaker 2: A fling.
Speaker 1: No, definitely not.
Speaker 4: Oh you wait for Jackie Epstein to write this one up.
Speaker 2: So you're having a fling with this point?
Speaker 1: No, No, it definitely not.
Speaker 2: Sounds like no.
Speaker 1: No, back to small talk with you now.
Speaker 4: I'm enjoying this small talk.
Speaker 3: He had a wonderful dinner with Gucci the other night,
Speaker 3: and everyone was calling it dinner with Sinner.
Speaker 4: So this was pre dinner with Sinner. He's got a.
Speaker 1: Girlfriend, I've got I've got my wires crossed?
Speaker 2: Mark?
Speaker 4: Have we just latched on to some breaking you?
Speaker 3: One of the tennis players walked into the sauna at
Speaker 3: my gym the other day and said, where all the girls?
Speaker 1: I heard the big girls in here? Famous tennis player.
Speaker 1: I wasn't in there. Some of my friend was different.
Speaker 4: Friend, Sorry, what were you saying about the differently, girlfriend,
Speaker 4: How many looks you're into? You're into redheads? Aren't you
Speaker 4: you like a ginger?
Speaker 2: Hello?
Speaker 4: Have you been.
Speaker 1: Give a hot tipner? I ain't slipping into my d
Speaker 1: but are you slipping into his?
Speaker 4: No? Are we going to see you pop up in
Speaker 4: the player box?
Speaker 1: I would love nothing more to have been a tennis
Speaker 1: wag in my time, but I never made it.
Speaker 4: Never did you ever have the opportunity I did?
Speaker 7: Clipped?
Speaker 2: Actually, really Tomic was a Tomic.
Speaker 4: And tennis? No? No close to still.
Speaker 1: What I did? I didn't know when through them there
Speaker 1: were no legs being thrown.
Speaker 2: Filler purss.
Speaker 4: No, no, no, was it? No international?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 9: No?
Speaker 4: Where did you meet.
Speaker 2: Thurteen twenty four ten? If you want to have a
Speaker 2: guess who the tennis player was?
Speaker 4: Are you the tennis player?
Speaker 2: And courtesy car he wouldn't still be playing now? Mate?
Speaker 1: Is silly? This is really silly.
Speaker 4: Was it what happened? Without naming the person?
Speaker 1: Something happened?
Speaker 4: But you were you in the playerbox?
Speaker 9: No?
Speaker 1: I didn't turn up. I got panicked and I didn't
Speaker 1: go what you I did get invited.
Speaker 4: You gave this international megastar tennis player that lemon?
Speaker 2: Was he top thirty players in the world top twenty.
Speaker 1: It was in my single girl, no vak, I'm just
Speaker 1: going to go out.
Speaker 4: It was this gentleman was top five.
Speaker 1: Really just I wasn't following the rankings in the time.
Speaker 1: It's very good.
Speaker 4: He was very tennis all right.
Speaker 2: I was gonna say, well, bloody hell, jeez.
Speaker 4: I'll tell my story another day.
Speaker 2: Yeah, forget it.
Speaker 1: I want to hear about you, Sinner.
Speaker 2: Oh no, this small talk's much better.
Speaker 1: What small talk did you make with Youanickinner?
Speaker 4: That doesn't matter anything.
Speaker 2: Hey, do you know my co has walked up with
Speaker 2: a few years ago, Morning Melbourne. This is number one hundred,
Speaker 2: just gone twenty six past seven. You're on the air
Speaker 2: with Jason Lauren. Clint's here as well, and so is
Speaker 2: this man.
Speaker 9: Our next guest is a footy legend who captains the
Speaker 9: Essendon Football Club for six seasons.
Speaker 4: Badly tried to get away, Happle gets his moment. It's
Speaker 4: being Bache.
Speaker 9: Now he's facing new challenges in the jungle with I'm
Speaker 9: a celebrity.
Speaker 2: Get me out of here.
Speaker 4: Please, welcome to the show's Dyson.
Speaker 9: Hey, good morning, morning guy.
Speaker 2: What are you doing here and not in the jungle?
Speaker 1: We're confused, but we thought the Jungle was life.
Speaker 9: Yeah, well, look, I think it's for the first year,
Speaker 9: for the first season, they did a they've already filmed,
Speaker 9: so we've already had it done. It's in the can
Speaker 9: and rolling out it currently. So I've been and I'm back.
Speaker 3: Is that the worst because then you watch it like
Speaker 3: when you're in there, you sort of it's just happening,
Speaker 3: you're just living, But now you're watching yourself back going on, Yeah,
Speaker 3: did I actually say that?
Speaker 1: Did I actually do that?
Speaker 4: There is a bit of that.
Speaker 9: It's very strange watching it back in where I think
Speaker 9: we're a few episodes in now, and it was about
Speaker 9: this time that you get really comfortable forget about the
Speaker 9: mics and cameras. So I'm a little bit nervous about
Speaker 9: what's to come because some of the stuff you start sharing.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you're a bit like, oh see how we go
Speaker 4: with you?
Speaker 3: But because you have that like feeling in your stomach
Speaker 3: where you're like, I know something's coming up that I said.
Speaker 2: That I do not.
Speaker 3: I didn't say night the last, but it's like night
Speaker 3: out every morning when I'm like, oh what is coming?
Speaker 2: It's anxiety. You wake up after a night out, you're.
Speaker 1: Allowed to drink in there.
Speaker 2: I'm so you know, when you wake up on a
Speaker 2: sad day and you're like, at the party last night,
Speaker 2: what did I say?
Speaker 9: Yeah you got the scary Yeah, yeah, No, there's a
Speaker 9: bit of that. But it's been fun, been a lot
Speaker 9: of fun. Mates have just been ripping me after some
Speaker 9: of the bits and pieces that's going on.
Speaker 2: But the reason it was recorded is that because it
Speaker 2: clash with Robert don Dancing at the Stars.
Speaker 9: No, I don't think so. Robert already nailed that. I
Speaker 9: think he literally came straight from Dancing with the Stars
Speaker 9: flew into South Africa.
Speaker 1: Surely he's too popular and busy now that he can't do.
Speaker 4: It now he would have thought crazy.
Speaker 9: He's just popping off.
Speaker 1: So you get you don't get to see much of
Speaker 1: him though, do you had a.
Speaker 4: Good yarn with him?
Speaker 9: Is literally what you see is what you get. The
Speaker 9: best bloke you know I've met. And he's also a
Speaker 9: Bombers fan, his old man Steve bag for Essiden, so he's.
Speaker 4: Sort of taken up that. So yeah, that was pretty cool.
Speaker 4: So you were just talking about the talking you actually
Speaker 4: do in the jungle, and I wonder how therapeutic it
Speaker 4: actually is because is one of the things that came
Speaker 4: up and something that has probably been festering within for
Speaker 4: so many years as the essen and drug crisis. What
Speaker 4: was it like sharing your experiences from that time.
Speaker 9: Yeah, really interesting, Like it was quite amazing. How because
Speaker 9: you don't have any phones, nothing to do, you literally
Speaker 9: talk about some of your deepest stuff within a few days.
Speaker 2: On the show.
Speaker 9: You get to know everyone really quickly. And look, it
Speaker 9: was it was interesting like and I'm at a space
Speaker 9: now where I'm you know, I'm fully open and happy
Speaker 9: to talk about it all, absolutely full piece, and it
Speaker 9: will need to, I guess, to move on, don't you.
Speaker 4: Yeah, no doubt.
Speaker 9: But it was also really interesting talking to it with
Speaker 9: people that had some of them hadn't heard about it at.
Speaker 1: All, so that was some of them probably weren't born.
Speaker 9: There were a few older partners in there than I was,
Speaker 9: but it was it was really interesting and just hearing,
Speaker 9: you know, their reflections and just baffled as to the
Speaker 9: whole situation and how it all came about it And
Speaker 9: you know, that was my lived experience at the time,
Speaker 9: but you look back now and you go, wow, that
Speaker 9: was just crazy.
Speaker 3: Because have you been allowed to talk about like you
Speaker 3: I imagine when all that was going down, you weren't
Speaker 3: allowed to talk about it at the time, the players
Speaker 3: would have all been told to zip it.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: For how was there like a certain amount of time
Speaker 1: you weren't allowed to publicly talk about it.
Speaker 9: No, not necessarily. I think it was just everyone coming
Speaker 9: to terms with it and getting to a point where
Speaker 9: they felt comfortable to talk to it. And it's you know,
Speaker 9: it had a damning effect on the players' lives, the
Speaker 9: people in it in our circle as well, so you know,
Speaker 9: and it just got for me to a point of like, Okay,
Speaker 9: I'm just that I completely forgave everyone that was involved
Speaker 9: at the time, and you know, I got myself in
Speaker 9: a position to be really joyful and happy and inspired
Speaker 9: to come back to the footy club and make our
Speaker 9: fans and members really proud to be a part of
Speaker 9: it again. And you know, and just unbelievable from our
Speaker 9: fans and members to keep sticking fat through thick and
Speaker 9: thin for us going through it all. And I look
Speaker 9: back now and go look at I don't I wish
Speaker 9: I never went through it, but it helped me grow
Speaker 9: up a hell of a lot. I learned so much
Speaker 9: and there's a part of me that's semi grateful for
Speaker 9: the experience.
Speaker 4: I don't want to labor it too much. But do
Speaker 4: you think it still haunts the Bombers the footy club.
Speaker 9: Yeah, well, look you go back and you go we
Speaker 9: were stripped of draft picks, we had that full season
Speaker 9: out the team. Who knows what it could have done
Speaker 9: through that four year period, you know, under the guidance
Speaker 9: of herdy and incredible coaches at the time that were
Speaker 9: thrown about after that. So yeah, it certainly has.
Speaker 4: It's had a damning impact on the club.
Speaker 1: Get their Brownlow taken it.
Speaker 9: Yeah, Brownlow, you know, just oh mate.
Speaker 2: Because I grew up in Brisbane, so I was like
Speaker 2: some of the people in the jungle, I wasn't aware
Speaker 2: of the backstory to it. You are like some of
Speaker 2: the And one of the school dads actually played on
Speaker 2: the team and he was running me through it and
Speaker 2: I could see it was still with him. I could
Speaker 2: still raw.
Speaker 9: It's crazy and it's probably finally at a point I
Speaker 9: think I was when I retired. I think I was
Speaker 9: the last remaining player that had been through the drug
Speaker 9: sug So it's sort of at a point where there's
Speaker 9: a full finality I feel on it all and there's
Speaker 9: just a full clean slate for the guys in there
Speaker 9: now to rip in, go forward, move forward with everything
Speaker 9: and create a new chat the dawns.
Speaker 2: Hey, it's hard for us at home watching trying to
Speaker 2: work out who they are in the jungle. What's it
Speaker 2: like actually being in there looking at people going I have.
Speaker 4: No idea who they walk and you're like.
Speaker 1: Oh, the small talk must be amazing.
Speaker 4: That's my favorite.
Speaker 2: You guys trying to work out how you know each other?
Speaker 4: What do you do?
Speaker 2: Because you want a fan contest?
Speaker 9: It was I thought I would have knew more people
Speaker 9: when I rolled through the tunnel, and and then I like,
Speaker 9: apparently Gazz and I had like Gary Gary.
Speaker 1: Everyone knows Gary.
Speaker 2: What I loved.
Speaker 9: Gary wasn't my vintage. But we had had a big
Speaker 9: day at Derby Day, the races one day and the market.
Speaker 9: I think it was after a few jars. That was
Speaker 9: the first time i'd met.
Speaker 1: Gazz if it was water Rats, really.
Speaker 2: He's like Peter Phelps stingers Colin.
Speaker 1: Gary Sweet was on Police.
Speaker 2: Water Start.
Speaker 1: I love Gary Sweet. Now, what's the worst thing you
Speaker 1: had to eat testicle.
Speaker 9: So yeah, they ate it last night, big ox nut,
Speaker 9: big ox testing that was stuffed with you know, off
Speaker 9: egg whatever. It was just the nastiest thing. I vomited
Speaker 9: in my mouth, got it.
Speaker 1: Back down, swallowed your own spear.
Speaker 4: I loved it.
Speaker 2: Good grit, good, great, A bad bad state.
Speaker 1: That's different to an ox testicle.
Speaker 9: I thought I would have nailed it. No worries, like
Speaker 9: I wasn't. I wasn't worried about the food challenges, but
Speaker 9: actually going through it, it was way worse than I
Speaker 9: exp's the impact, the afters, the aftermath I didn't. I
Speaker 9: actually kept it down. I didn't spew it up. Yeah,
Speaker 9: just the when you were like burping and stuff.
Speaker 1: It's so it's so gross.
Speaker 3: I remember working with Shane Crawford when he went on it,
Speaker 3: and I just found that the most amusing thing ever,
Speaker 3: the stuff that they made him eat.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Have you eaten an eyeball yet?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: I did nail eyeball.
Speaker 9: It was a lamb's eyeball, a century egg, like one
Speaker 9: hundred year old egg.
Speaker 4: This was a vicious one.
Speaker 2: Just quickly, what was your meal? Because you know how
Speaker 2: they all get their favorite meal when they come out
Speaker 2: of the gym. Well, yeah, this is so like your
Speaker 2: death row meal.
Speaker 1: You get to chew.
Speaker 9: I won't say I got stitched here, but they gave
Speaker 9: They gave me machers at nine am in the morning was.
Speaker 2: My first meal.
Speaker 9: So nailed a big Burger, chips, coke had a lot,
Speaker 9: which you know, after eating rice and beans for however
Speaker 9: long I was before, it was pretty tight.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we don't know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, should and forgot the sauce.
Speaker 1: Maybe you won.
Speaker 9: Who does tune in for the.
Speaker 2: Winner Joys and Hepp Will you be able to see
Speaker 2: him in actual I'm celebrity to get me out of
Speaker 2: here back on Sunday at seven pm, or you can
Speaker 2: stream at free online with ten via the.
Speaker 1: App My God, it's Greg from the Brady Bunching.
Speaker 2: Took me a couple of apps to work out who
Speaker 2: he was.
Speaker 9: Yes, Big Barry.
Speaker 1: Oh didn't they have the mother in They can have
Speaker 1: the entire Brady.
Speaker 4: Rachel Hunters in there.
Speaker 9: Rachel, the crew were unbelievable. Honestly after meeting them all,
Speaker 9: it's just an awesome crew.
Speaker 4: So and just quickly dice where did the bombs finished
Speaker 4: this year?
Speaker 9: Let's go, Don's get him in the eight everyone, it's
Speaker 9: a ten.
Speaker 4: Now it's a final, then let's go.
Speaker 2: It's just gone twenty five away.
Speaker 4: You must try Meln's best.
Speaker 10: Edition.
Speaker 2: And I'm mute to this much again.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so this came up last year when just in conversation,
Speaker 3: I said, all the kids are drinking are we're old
Speaker 3: that we don't drink it and we don't know about
Speaker 3: it and.
Speaker 1: It is meant to be much better for you. It's
Speaker 1: like a slow release caffeine.
Speaker 2: Yes, the moment you tried it, Oh you don't like it?
Speaker 4: Have another hoo.
Speaker 2: I don't look at this.
Speaker 4: Lips go green.
Speaker 1: You try it's fully green?
Speaker 2: Do you like it?
Speaker 1: I reckon with a bit of honey. I think Office
Speaker 1: Girl may might be right.
Speaker 4: Smells.
Speaker 2: See, I'm not a great.
Speaker 1: It's like green tea with milk.
Speaker 4: It's everywhere.
Speaker 2: McDonald's Macas have got a march A menu to that.
Speaker 4: Let's get an appreciation for what it actually is. See
Speaker 4: what it is. It's a finely ground powder made from
Speaker 4: specially grown green tea leaves. Its flavor often earthy, grassy,
Speaker 4: slightly sweet with a mild bitterness.
Speaker 2: Marches change so well you can place the place.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, what's like you can get a good coffee
Speaker 1: or a bad coffee.
Speaker 4: Like an Arabica coffee.
Speaker 2: So thirteen twenty four ten, where is the best marcher
Speaker 2: in Melbourne?
Speaker 4: Now?
Speaker 3: I went to a place a film there for postcards
Speaker 3: stick with me, weird concept. It's bye for now. It's
Speaker 3: called the Sneaker Laundry. It's at the very bottom of
Speaker 3: the city and you go there and you get your
Speaker 3: sneakers cleaned.
Speaker 1: Like you would love this. I know you love the
Speaker 1: clean runners.
Speaker 3: It's an actual you can drop them in, they repair them,
Speaker 3: they clean them, they can they basically make them come
Speaker 3: out brand new and linked to is I don't know,
Speaker 3: don't know linked to? It is a marcher place and
Speaker 3: so you go and have your marcho where your shoes
Speaker 3: get cleaned. And there were cues down the street when
Speaker 3: I was.
Speaker 2: There for the sneak of laundry or the Marcher, the Marcher.
Speaker 1: And it had I had a cold, I want to
Speaker 1: say Vanilla Marcher and it was unbelievable.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 1: But I don't know if I like the straight stuff.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well that there is. I'm aware of a cafe
Speaker 4: in Yarra Street in South Melbourne. It's called Meat Marcher,
Speaker 4: m Et Marcher.
Speaker 2: Oh, the whole store is dedicated to march.
Speaker 4: I believe you've got one.
Speaker 1: That's what this place was too. Besides the sneak of laundrip.
Speaker 4: Really backing in the specific drink, Yeah, you've got sort
Speaker 4: of like your your variations of much of drinks and
Speaker 4: then some food that's much irrelated. People line up for
Speaker 4: much Yeah there is, yeah, and but they're like a
Speaker 4: cake featuring mucher much.
Speaker 1: So none of us like it is it? Is it
Speaker 1: a young person thing? We're too old?
Speaker 2: Came out last year.
Speaker 4: Really, there's a place in milk and it.
Speaker 3: Is supposed to be this slow release caffeine. So it's
Speaker 3: meant to be better than a coffee because it kind
Speaker 3: of releases the caffeine over many many hours.
Speaker 1: Are supposed to just getting a caffeine, Hitt.
Speaker 2: Let's go to packing them. Leila, good morning, good.
Speaker 1: Morning, Good Lailah. First of all, how old are you?
Speaker 7: I'm twenty three?
Speaker 1: Yeah, there you are. We too old for much, Laila.
Speaker 7: No, I feel like it just depends on where you go.
Speaker 7: It depends on how strong of a taste it is.
Speaker 4: Okay, so you do you get it in favor of
Speaker 4: a coffee or what are you doing with it.
Speaker 7: It's just like a little sweet treat on the weekend.
Speaker 7: I can't live without my coffee.
Speaker 1: I have to do that every day.
Speaker 7: But yeah, so it's like a little sweet treat on
Speaker 7: the weekend. So and yeah, it depends on which one
Speaker 7: you get as well.
Speaker 1: Are your hot or cold? Gully cold?
Speaker 2: How much is it going to set me back? What
Speaker 2: are you paying for? A MUCHA? Well?
Speaker 7: I get a coconut marcher with strawberry and it's like
Speaker 7: ten dollars.
Speaker 2: I think ten bucks for a drink.
Speaker 7: Yeah, so you have to pay an extra dollar for
Speaker 7: the strawberry. Oh yeah, and I think if you get
Speaker 7: the coconut water as well, that's an extra dollar.
Speaker 1: Yet, what's all right? So you reckon? You know where
Speaker 1: the best one is? Where do you get this coconut
Speaker 1: strawberry much?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 7: Definitely go to Bodega on High in Berwick.
Speaker 2: Berry.
Speaker 1: We're putting it on the list.
Speaker 4: What Leila twenty six?
Speaker 1: She's only twenty three?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 2: No, no, thirty? Where do we find the best matcher
Speaker 2: in Melbourne?
Speaker 4: Hello? Prena, Hello noll you is it sorry? What's your name?
Speaker 4: Is it? Peana or prenut?
Speaker 8: Peanut?
Speaker 4: Peace for pineapple?
Speaker 2: Peanut peanut mug Pinacolada.
Speaker 4: Good morning, peanut, peanut butter, peanut butter. Where would we
Speaker 4: find the best mucha peanut? Well?
Speaker 10: I found the best marcher at Cheshire Cafe in West Preston.
Speaker 1: Oh, Cheshire Cafe. Now are they doing hot cold strawberry coking?
Speaker 8: That?
Speaker 1: What's the what's the story?
Speaker 4: Ah?
Speaker 6: Just the hot and it comes in a nice, big,
Speaker 6: beautiful mug and it was delicious.
Speaker 2: All right, Preston, Can I is it something I can
Speaker 2: get at Tea too? I don't know, jays get the
Speaker 2: nice little teas Tea too?
Speaker 1: Yeah, Oh my god, I see go there for Christmas
Speaker 1: presents all the time.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, yeah, tea too.
Speaker 3: Still many you can sample all the teas wells.
Speaker 2: Sure Tea too will be doing a marcher.
Speaker 3: Surely let's go to Xavier and oh, here you go.
Speaker 3: They're all calling now Xavier, where's the best marcher?
Speaker 4: The best marcher is loom Woods in the city loom Wood.
Speaker 4: They do this banana ome marcher really good.
Speaker 1: What I'm kidding is that do you need the flavored marcher?
Speaker 2: Kaylee and Clayton, where's the best marcher?
Speaker 8: Juju's in South Melbourne? Right and you guys.
Speaker 1: Oh, let's go after the show.
Speaker 8: Strawberry get a strawberry marsher there, Strawberry pure is.
Speaker 2: The best raspberry oat milk and make the.
Speaker 1: Taste that up. Strap strawberry with oat milk hot or cold?
Speaker 2: Hang on going back? Yep? Hot or cold?
Speaker 4: Okay?
Speaker 11: Cold?
Speaker 2: Okay, okay, Well I'll tell you what we'll do. We'll
Speaker 2: get together some of the best marchers that are suggested and.
Speaker 1: The different flavors. I don't I don't want. I think
Speaker 1: march it tastes like dirt.
Speaker 4: And hello to all of our friends in the marchal
Speaker 4: world this morning.
Speaker 2: Kelly in Sint Kilda is the one person in every office.
Speaker 2: You should be nice to her because she does payroll,
Speaker 2: good money.
Speaker 6: Hello Kelly, I'm good.
Speaker 8: Hell you got We're good good.
Speaker 6: Everybody loves payroll right, no one ever.
Speaker 4: You You're back at work? Kell Are you still in holes?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 10: There's no holidays in peril.
Speaker 3: A Christmas Oh yeah, that's when you do your finest work. Now,
Speaker 3: how many people hit you up for a Christmas bonus?
Speaker 11: Oh?
Speaker 6: Everybody thinks I control the money.
Speaker 10: I'm like, if I controlled the money, I wouldn't be.
Speaker 8: Working in pyroll.
Speaker 2: Yeah, all right, Well this morning we control the money.
Speaker 2: Easy question for fifty bucks, meeting for five hundred, A
Speaker 2: hard one for five k, and I believe you want
Speaker 2: to go five hundred.
Speaker 9: Dollars five hundred dollars.
Speaker 2: Rules are simple, loss of running through it.
Speaker 3: We have a question lined up for you, Kelly. You're
Speaker 3: going to hear it, and then you're gonna hear a
Speaker 3: three two one countdown. You need to answer before your
Speaker 3: time is up. If you answer after the buzzer, even
Speaker 3: if you are correct, we keep the cash. So getting
Speaker 3: quick good luck?
Speaker 2: Are you for five one hundred dollars?
Speaker 1: What is the largest desert in the world by area
Speaker 1: three two?
Speaker 6: Sahara On.
Speaker 3: Sahara is the third largest, The Arctic Desert comes in second,
Speaker 3: and the Antarctic Desert is, oh my god, fourteen point
Speaker 3: two million square kilometers.
Speaker 4: I hate sand, I think, of course, I don't know's
Speaker 4: they're counting the sand and the Antarctic in general.
Speaker 2: Sorry, people to do buy in the jump.
Speaker 1: Just never heard of the Antarctic desert just a long.
Speaker 1: I think that was too hot for very hort gone
Speaker 1: for you might as well well, can you play for
Speaker 1: it now?
Speaker 4: I don't know the solution.
Speaker 2: Let's give her a chance. Five k oh happy to
Speaker 2: give it a probably give her a home.
Speaker 9: Let's go, Kelly, five thousand dollars.
Speaker 1: You know how it works, you know the rules.
Speaker 4: We just need the answer before the time is up.
Speaker 11: A long shot.
Speaker 4: Here we go the real role at the doarcele.
Speaker 2: You've done, you practiced one. Yeah, Now let's play for
Speaker 2: five thousand dollars. Your question is which country one the
Speaker 2: women's you eat?
Speaker 4: If a euros? Last year?
Speaker 1: Three?
Speaker 3: Two?
Speaker 6: Argentine one, No, it was England.
Speaker 2: Wanted something?
Speaker 1: It was England, Kelly.
Speaker 10: I wouldn't.
Speaker 2: I wouldn't imagine they did anything.
Speaker 1: Hey, Kelly, I don't even know what the U e
Speaker 1: f A.
Speaker 10: Might be random.
Speaker 1: I would have guessed England.
Speaker 2: I mean, yeah, I'll tell you what, Kelly.
Speaker 1: We're going to pay for five million dollars this morning.
Speaker 2: But we are going to chuck you a pass to
Speaker 2: go and check out fun Fields.
Speaker 1: Okay?
Speaker 6: Is that a theme part for children?
Speaker 1: Well, adults can trust me.
Speaker 11: It's probably better off going to somebody who's not a
Speaker 11: single cat.
Speaker 1: Lady.
Speaker 2: If you mentioned that at the start, we wouldn't have
Speaker 2: given you a second.
Speaker 1: Farnfield is great for single cat ladies.
Speaker 2: You can't take the cat.
Speaker 4: Do you have a lead for your cat? Do you
Speaker 4: the lead for your cat? Kelly?
Speaker 11: Do I watch for my cat?
Speaker 2: Do you lead?
Speaker 4: Do you walk your cat down the street? Oh?
Speaker 11: No, I'd love to.
Speaker 10: She would never do that.
Speaker 1: Lazy cat.
Speaker 2: You know, Kelly, how many cats you got, she'd have
Speaker 2: one of those backpacks where there's the window.
Speaker 1: In it you got. You got a window backpack, Kelly?
Speaker 1: Have I got a window window backpack for the cat
Speaker 1: to look out?
Speaker 4: Now?
Speaker 11: We tried that and she lost her mind.
Speaker 4: The prayer? You got a prayer like.
Speaker 6: Rude to concern you. I appreciate it.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, we are.
Speaker 3: Think you're so hard to the cat for as well
Speaker 3: well personally not a cat lady myself.
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Speaker 2: Park Thanks to those guys. Five K question returns this
Speaker 2: down tomorrow. Welcome morning, Melbourne. It is just got nineteen
Speaker 2: past eight. You are on the air with Jason. Lauren
Speaker 2: clint is here as well. You're listening to Nova one
Speaker 2: hundred and whatever you're up to at the moment, I
Speaker 2: strongly suggest you turn up the radio and listen carefully
Speaker 2: to our next guest.
Speaker 9: My government and the New South Wales government and other
Speaker 9: premiers as well will work closely with the Jewish community
Speaker 9: on arrangements for a National Day of Morning.
Speaker 4: The Opera House will light out for the National Day
Speaker 4: of Morning this evening, honoring the fifteen lives lost in
Speaker 4: the Bondai terror attack.
Speaker 9: Flags on government buildings we've flown at half mass and
Speaker 9: there'll be a minute of silence at one minute past
Speaker 9: seven this evening.
Speaker 1: Shana Goodnick joins us in studio this morning.
Speaker 3: She tragically lost her father at that terrible, terrible event
Speaker 3: in Bondai last year.
Speaker 2: I'd like to read what she posted after the tragic
Speaker 2: events that happen on the fourteen th of December twenty
Speaker 2: twenty five, along with fourteen others, my father was gunned down.
Speaker 2: He faced the terrorists and brought others time to get away.
Speaker 2: He took over ten bullets while shielding others. He saved
Speaker 2: the lives of innocent people. Thank you very much for
Speaker 2: joining us this morning.
Speaker 1: Absolutely, how are you?
Speaker 5: Excellent? Question sort of still waiting to wake up from
Speaker 5: this nightmare, not feeling like it's reality. I was chatting
Speaker 5: to a really good friend of mine whose brother in
Speaker 5: law was Eli Schlanger, who was also murdered that day,
Speaker 5: and we're just chatting about how this tragedy came about
Speaker 5: in such an unnatural way, humans killing other humans that
Speaker 5: I think our bodies are rejecting the reality of it
Speaker 5: and just refusing tollow our brains to even process what's happened.
Speaker 3: I mean, I was overseas when this happened. I was
Speaker 3: in New York at the time, and I woke up
Speaker 3: to this harrowing news and I remember thinking, no, that
Speaker 3: can't be right. This doesn't happen in Australia. We saw
Speaker 3: these images on the news, but that was your dad.
Speaker 3: He's a grandfather, he's a friend to so many. We've
Speaker 3: seen so many extraordinary tributes to your dad over the
Speaker 3: past few months. It really is just incomprehensible. What happened
Speaker 3: in Bondi Beach.
Speaker 5: Yeah completely, it's you know, it's Bondi Beach. It's where
Speaker 5: I grew up, it's where my husband grew up before
Speaker 5: we moved to Melbourne, and it's unfathomable that something of
Speaker 5: this magnitude and horror and bloodshed and blood bath was
Speaker 5: able to happen there.
Speaker 4: Before we dive into the actual day itself, tell us
Speaker 4: about your beautiful dad.
Speaker 5: He was someone that was just larger than life. He
Speaker 5: would enter a room, bring a burst of energy, brightness, light,
Speaker 5: shoulder shaking, laugh. You're such a loyal, real friend. Everyone
Speaker 5: just loved him for the fact that he was genuine.
Speaker 5: What you saw was what you got, and that was
Speaker 5: just life, laughter and just joy, just so much joy.
Speaker 5: But at the same time, we call him a Papa Bear.
Speaker 1: He was a bear. He was a fierce protector.
Speaker 5: If he loved you, he would give you absolutely everything
Speaker 5: that he had, and we saw that on that day.
Speaker 3: I read a tribute from one of your friends actually,
Speaker 3: who said that many people, not just his children, called him,
Speaker 3: called him Papa Morrison because he made all the kids
Speaker 3: and all your friends feel so welcome in your home
Speaker 3: that they all felt like they're a part of your family.
Speaker 1: That must be so special to hear. Yeah, definitely.
Speaker 5: I grew up as an only child and my parents
Speaker 5: ensure that all my friends felt like they had a
Speaker 5: space in our home. They grew up in our home
Speaker 5: with so much love and yeah, just all my high
Speaker 5: school friends, all my just coming forward with memories of
Speaker 5: my dad and how much they've been affected by all
Speaker 5: of this. You know, many of them live overseas, are
Speaker 5: into state, and they're all coming together and talking about
Speaker 5: how much my dad meant them individually and just seeing
Speaker 5: the impact that he had on so many individuals. And
Speaker 5: just all the stories that are coming random strangers on
Speaker 5: Facebook messaging me how much my dad impacted their life
Speaker 5: and assisted them and helped them, and so much that
Speaker 5: I didn't even know about. It's just coming forward.
Speaker 2: It made you feel incredibly proud.
Speaker 5: Though definitely definitely Me and my mum were just reading
Speaker 5: the messages and it's bringing us so much comfort at
Speaker 5: this horrific time.
Speaker 4: So, when those boats started bringing out on an iconic beach,
Speaker 4: an iconic spot in Australia, Bondi Beach, your dad did
Speaker 4: something extraordinary. Are you surprised he stepped in and became
Speaker 4: very much a hero on that day. He tried to
Speaker 4: He tried to in a way disarm or diffuse the gunman.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so we've the majority of us have all seen
Speaker 5: that image of my dad throwing the rock at one
Speaker 5: of the terror as a brick, actually, and there's lots
Speaker 5: more footage coming forward and stories from families, friends and
Speaker 5: survivors that were there on the day that are piecing
Speaker 5: together the much bigger picture on how when the shooting
Speaker 5: actually began, my dad dropped to the floor along with
Speaker 5: everyone else, and when he saw that no help was coming,
Speaker 5: he actually stood up, got up, taunted the terrorist, He
Speaker 5: used his absolutely colorful language on them. He led them
Speaker 5: away from the crowd. And we've heard from many friends
Speaker 5: who were lying on their children thinking that these were
Speaker 5: their last moments, and all of a sudden, my dad's
Speaker 5: rediverted the terrorists away from the crowd back towards the bridge.
Speaker 1: We saw the footage of him throwing the brick at the.
Speaker 5: Terrorist and him actually retreating, and then there's more footage
Speaker 5: of my dad together with Ahmed behind the tree actually,
Speaker 5: and then eventually he picked up one of the guns
Speaker 5: ready to sort of fight and protect, and unfortunately you
Speaker 5: can see that he was shot in the wrist, and
Speaker 5: we know that his wrist was shattered, and once he
Speaker 5: stood he was shot. A couple more times. We heard
Speaker 5: from the amazing incredible life savers that risk their very
Speaker 5: lives by running into the active shooting who were providing
Speaker 5: him with CPR and giving him extra minutes that he
Speaker 5: was still responding his name. He was not scared at all.
Speaker 5: He was brave until the last minute, till his last breath,
Speaker 5: and we know that as he was running.
Speaker 1: And protecting he was being shot.
Speaker 5: At this footage of him limping along as he was
Speaker 5: shot in the leg and just his body just so
Speaker 5: full of adrenaline. He was refusing to give up until
Speaker 5: the last second.
Speaker 2: How do you feel watching the footage.
Speaker 5: The beginning, I couldn't, it was too much, But when
Speaker 5: so much emerged publicly and my husband trying to sort
Speaker 5: of piece together the order of events and how they occurred,
Speaker 5: it was something that I was sort of drawn to
Speaker 5: to really be able to be with him in those
Speaker 5: final moments and try and understand what he was thinking.
Speaker 5: And knowing my dad, he was completely rational, calm and
Speaker 5: calculated while he was doing what his final acts of bravery,
Speaker 5: and it's not something I can watch often. It's sort
Speaker 5: of a couple times just to understand.
Speaker 4: So tonight is the national moment of mourning or day
Speaker 4: of mourning where we remember your dad and the other
Speaker 4: victims of the Bondi atrocity. How do you want or
Speaker 4: think Melbournians should be feeling or remembering?
Speaker 5: So I think one of the main things to come
Speaker 5: out of this absolute horror is for us all to
Speaker 5: take a step back and sort of re examine our
Speaker 5: own humanity, our own communities, and see where we align
Speaker 5: and to readjust our expectations of what's just's, what's good,
Speaker 5: what's evil, and to really not only just mourn and
Speaker 5: be sad, which is something we are all doing now,
Speaker 5: but also realize what can we do as individuals, as
Speaker 5: a community and as friends to actually bring so much
Speaker 5: more lightness into the world. Is that's the theme of
Speaker 5: tonight's event, to bring more light in, to essentially take
Speaker 5: this world which is so inherently dark and sometimes we
Speaker 5: could see no way out of it, and just watching
Speaker 5: the news and event after event, especially here in Australia,
Speaker 5: so close to home, and we feel so lost and helpless,
Speaker 5: but remembering that ultimately we are humans with free choice
Speaker 5: and we can choose goodness and we should.
Speaker 3: Oh God, I can just imagine your dad would be
Speaker 3: so proud of you hearing you speak so courageously and
Speaker 3: so bravely.
Speaker 1: I think we can all see where you get that from.
Speaker 2: Run to the family.
Speaker 5: He must miss him so much, it's just impossible to describe.
Speaker 5: He spent his time between Sydney and Melbourne, so so
Speaker 5: there's a part of me that sort of waits for
Speaker 5: him to come home. My mom sort of waits for
Speaker 5: the taxi to pull up and him to come out.
Speaker 5: And it's just it doesn't feel real. And every time
Speaker 5: I sort of see a picture of him and it
Speaker 5: hits again. And going to the cemetery and seeing his
Speaker 5: tombstone engraved with his name, and.
Speaker 1: It just what are you doing there?
Speaker 5: What are you? You should be here with us, and
Speaker 5: just that absolute ache. I want to be held by
Speaker 5: him one more time. I want to see him. I
Speaker 5: want to see a smile. It's just something daily. Someone
Speaker 5: asks me if I have a moment when I wake
Speaker 5: up in the morning before it hits me, And I
Speaker 5: was saying, how there's not a second in the day
Speaker 5: where my chest doesn't feel heavy and it's hard to breathe,
Speaker 5: Like ye, I go.
Speaker 1: To sleep with it, I sleep with it, and I
Speaker 1: wake up with it. It's I'm just so sorry that
Speaker 1: this happened. It's just the most hideous thing.
Speaker 3: It's I mean, it's so devastating and I'm so so
Speaker 3: sorry happened to your family. I'm sorry it happened to
Speaker 3: your community, and I know today will be a very
Speaker 3: very difficult day for so many people, none more so
Speaker 3: than your family. But I hope you do really feel
Speaker 3: the support of all the humans around you. This is
Speaker 3: a hideous attack on our Jewish friends, and I really
Speaker 3: hope that you feel that love and support from everyone,
Speaker 3: not just across Australia, but right around the world.
Speaker 1: I'm just so sorry this happened to you.
Speaker 5: Thank you.
Speaker 2: We do.
Speaker 5: We feel it so much. We feel it here with
Speaker 5: you guys. We feel it everywhere we go. Strangers coming
Speaker 5: up to us in the street and they don't even
Speaker 5: know that it was my father. They just know that
Speaker 5: we're recognizably Jewish and they're sorry for what happened to
Speaker 5: our community. And we feel it Australia wide and worldwide
Speaker 5: and all just you know, we've just been wrapped in
Speaker 5: a cocoon of love. So at one point we've seen
Speaker 5: the worst of humanity, but we've also seen the best
Speaker 5: of it.
Speaker 3: I'm so glad, but I know today that it's hard
Speaker 3: for people to put into words. I mean I couldn't
Speaker 3: even just spit out what I was trying to say
Speaker 3: to you then, And in times like this it can
Speaker 3: be really difficult to find the right words to say.
Speaker 3: And I think if we can take anything from this,
Speaker 3: to do exactly what you just said and to look
Speaker 3: within and to work out how we can all be
Speaker 3: kind to people and be kinder to people.
Speaker 1: Around us is just so important. So thank you, Please
Speaker 1: give you for sharing that.
Speaker 4: To your family and your commanding community, and.
Speaker 1: We'll be thinking of you and your beautiful dad tonight, who.
Speaker 2: Is an absolute hero in every sense of the word.
Speaker 2: You should be very proud of him, and I know
Speaker 2: you would be.
Speaker 11: Thank you.
Speaker 4: We are.
Speaker 5: He was always our hero and now we get to
Speaker 5: share him with the world.
Speaker 2: Hey, Ed Sharance, he is it next week?
Speaker 1: I think it's next week. And I was just looking
Speaker 1: at that stage of his looks amazing.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, a tractable little bridge comes out. So if
Speaker 2: you are going to the concert, get around the little
Speaker 2: middle stage because he makes his way there halfway through.
Speaker 2: Remember a few years back, I mean, so we had
Speaker 2: ed and then we had Adele in the round. Everyone
Speaker 2: went nuts for Taylor. But then before that, the world
Speaker 2: was gripped.
Speaker 1: By Harry Harry Stars. I love him.
Speaker 3: He is dating Zoe Kravitz. Yes, he is still photographed
Speaker 3: every well, I mean the photograph.
Speaker 2: He loves a marathon too. He's almost out exercise.
Speaker 1: He is as a fiddle.
Speaker 3: I saw him running the Byron Bay Lighthouse and he
Speaker 3: was just overtaking everyone. He's really fast.
Speaker 2: Yeah, big runner, you're pounded the pavement.
Speaker 1: No, it was driving by, probably grabbed the march, some
Speaker 1: sort of.
Speaker 2: Ran past, says.
Speaker 1: Harry Stars, sprinting past me, sprinting.
Speaker 3: Do you know I have to stop at least sixteen
Speaker 3: times doing that life lighthouse walk and he's sprinted up.
Speaker 4: No stopping for Harry, so well know stopping right now.
Speaker 4: He's back. He's he's back.
Speaker 3: So he's got the new album coming out, and tomorrow
Speaker 3: at eleven am he drops his brand new single. Now,
Speaker 3: I've heard whispers of people being brought into like I
Speaker 3: don't know if their dark rooms, I'm going to say
Speaker 3: dark rooms, and they've been allowed to listen to the single.
Speaker 4: So HMV. Back in the day you put the.
Speaker 3: Listening book listening, there was a select group of people yesterday,
Speaker 3: who in Sydney got taken to a private listen? Now
Speaker 3: we've got one of those people on the phone. I
Speaker 3: need to know how you got there, how you got
Speaker 3: the invitation and was it a dark group? And was
Speaker 3: it the HMV listening both laying from around we can Sydney, Good.
Speaker 1: Morning, Good morning guys. How did you get to go
Speaker 1: to the Harry Starles listening party?
Speaker 6: Just capts an eye on on social media and then
Speaker 6: hopped on a bus.
Speaker 1: As soon as I heard Okay, so then did you
Speaker 1: have to line up? Did they just grab you off
Speaker 1: the street?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Like was it a win ticket thing? Or was
Speaker 2: I just joined the line?
Speaker 6: No, it was first come, first serve. But I got
Speaker 6: there like two hours before and I was probably like
Speaker 6: number fifteen line.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 2: How many people got in?
Speaker 6: I would take like over two hundred people group?
Speaker 1: Okay, So what happened?
Speaker 4: What are the us first and foremost? What what what
Speaker 4: do you have to do to get in?
Speaker 5: Well?
Speaker 6: Just cute and then obviously we couldn't use our phones.
Speaker 6: We handed our phone. Then we listened to the song,
Speaker 6: came out with some little like interviews with some people.
Speaker 4: And yeah, went on very rare and all your head.
Speaker 2: Was one song?
Speaker 6: Yeah, one song.
Speaker 3: Now what's the song called, because we've all heard it
Speaker 3: be pronounced differently called aperture, aperture.
Speaker 4: Aperture not.
Speaker 2: Does he know about uppertar?
Speaker 3: I mean that was quite peak, Lane, tell us every
Speaker 3: data you can remember about the song.
Speaker 4: Place.
Speaker 1: It was so good.
Speaker 6: We were all bopping our heads, some people were dancing,
Speaker 6: lots of it was very upbeat, and I think like
Speaker 6: lots of people were saying soft texto.
Speaker 4: Lane, can you hum a little bit for us?
Speaker 6: I'm gonna be honest out the whole time. I can't
Speaker 6: remember any way I remember is that in like the
Speaker 6: pre chorus he sang like we belong together, which has
Speaker 6: been a thing he's been posting online.
Speaker 1: We belong together? Is he doing.
Speaker 4: He's doing.
Speaker 2: When they took you and they played it? Did they
Speaker 2: play it a second time or at.
Speaker 4: The end of the song?
Speaker 2: That was it?
Speaker 6: It was just that song they played.
Speaker 1: Yeah, were in a dark rope.
Speaker 4: Now, like did you I assume he spoke to others outside.
Speaker 4: Was there anyone who did hated it? So far?
Speaker 6: No one hated it. I mean everyone has different perspectives
Speaker 6: on it, like about like the vibe, but most of
Speaker 6: us are like, it's not really a disco even that's
Speaker 6: in the title of the album.
Speaker 1: What's the album title called?
Speaker 6: Kiss all the Time?
Speaker 3: Disco?
Speaker 6: Occasionally?
Speaker 1: Kids?
Speaker 4: Right now all the time?
Speaker 1: Dis o love Harry Styles anymore? And then he drops that, hey.
Speaker 2: Just quickly, did they have one of those little prerecorded
Speaker 2: video intro from Harry before you heard it? Or it
Speaker 2: was just coming?
Speaker 1: Did you get any merch?
Speaker 4: Was a free poster, which was cool, that's all.
Speaker 1: Right, poster people are still putting posters on their walks.
Speaker 4: And if you had the horn for Harry for a while?
Speaker 4: So was that?
Speaker 1: Do you love Harry?
Speaker 6: I love Harry?
Speaker 1: Do you have the horn for Harry? He said, I'm
Speaker 1: going to Yeah, yeah, she's breathless.
Speaker 3: Okay, So we don't know anything, he says. So it's
Speaker 3: a bit disco, it's a bit eighties boppy head. It
Speaker 3: sounds like We Belong Together by Mariah Carey.
Speaker 2: I piss himself. He comes out with the power ballot.
Speaker 1: Tomorrow eleven am.
Speaker 2: Well, good morning, Melbourne. It is just gone ten to nine.
Speaker 2: He goes off to the tennis. At all today, you're
Speaker 2: heading back there tonight or tomorrow.
Speaker 1: I'm not going today. I'm going next week.
Speaker 4: I'm heading tomorrow and Saturday double for me.
Speaker 1: I'm not Saturday.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well rod le Verena air conditioning.
Speaker 1: Daytime, nighttime, daytime. Oh, it's gonna be thirty nine degrees.
Speaker 2: They are dropping like flies, aren't they some of the
Speaker 2: ball kids.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and some of the players are getting crooked.
Speaker 2: Not good, not good, but huge turnouts. It's fast becoming
Speaker 2: one of our favorite events of the year. The good
Speaker 2: shout out to anyone heading out there today. Hey, guys,
Speaker 2: I'm coming up next. I want to I want to
Speaker 2: talk breakups.
Speaker 1: All we do is break up and make up.
Speaker 2: We all been through a couple yeah, just a few,
Speaker 2: just a few.
Speaker 4: Remember the old It's not you, It's me.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Well, there's a new line doing the rounds. We're
Speaker 2: going to dive into that after ray. It is Jason
Speaker 2: and Lauren clint here as well.
Speaker 1: He been dumped again, No no, no, he's been dumped
Speaker 1: a few times. No no, no, still have been had heartbreak.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I've had heartbreak. Normally you have to get into
Speaker 2: the relationship to get dumped. Heartbreak. We all have.
Speaker 1: Oh you're saying it was just unrequested love.
Speaker 2: Yeah. God, A rock at a moment.
Speaker 1: Everyone's been dumped.
Speaker 2: Remember having my heart broken? Like really young. I was
Speaker 2: living in Sydney at the time, and this.
Speaker 1: The girl you dated because you didn't have a license
Speaker 1: and she did so she could drive you over.
Speaker 2: Yeah, like an uber. It was most of I didn't
Speaker 2: even lost herself. Was twenty five. So anyone I dated
Speaker 2: to twenty five? Yes, they had to have a license.
Speaker 1: Did you date them based on what car they No?
Speaker 2: No, No, I didn't care about the car, just the
Speaker 2: fact they could try.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's hot.
Speaker 2: But I wrote a I wrote a letter after she
Speaker 2: dumped me.
Speaker 1: Oh did you cut out letters from.
Speaker 2: A Maine letters from the magazine? I just wrote like
Speaker 2: a letter, and then I went round there that with
Speaker 2: your aftern Did.
Speaker 1: You handwrite it? Because I don't think there were computers
Speaker 1: back then.
Speaker 2: Yes, I hand wrote it. My handwriting is not the best.
Speaker 2: Is that to help the sad bit?
Speaker 1: Come on?
Speaker 4: No spell check on handwritten letters? What happened?
Speaker 1: Happen to get out to Oxford Dictionary to work out
Speaker 1: how to spell?
Speaker 2: When I went round, I was sliding.
Speaker 1: The letter just quickly.
Speaker 4: One more question?
Speaker 1: What did the letter say? You brought it up? What
Speaker 1: did it say? Just that Tiffany.
Speaker 2: She meant a lot to me, and you know, in
Speaker 2: a roundabout way, let's give it one more shot.
Speaker 1: So you weren't accepting the breakup?
Speaker 2: Oh no, god, no it was not. I was trying
Speaker 2: right to the end. The only problem was when I
Speaker 2: went around there, I quickly tiptoed down the stairs because
Speaker 2: her place is sort of like down off street level.
Speaker 2: And as I was, just as I was sliding the
Speaker 2: letter under the basement. No basement, what do you mean?
Speaker 1: He went down.
Speaker 2: Anyway, just as I'm sliding.
Speaker 4: She was in a basement she loved, she chained up.
Speaker 3: She wasn't chained in the basement, all right, Her house
Speaker 3: was just did you put the letter under the door
Speaker 3: where you put her food?
Speaker 4: You know what?
Speaker 1: Screw you guys, No, no, you're heartbroken.
Speaker 4: Sorry.
Speaker 1: So she lived in a basement and you went and
Speaker 1: gave her.
Speaker 2: Live in a basement. She just lived in a house
Speaker 2: like lower level than the street level.
Speaker 1: Windows, crowd, It wasn't ground, but lower than street level.
Speaker 2: As I'm sliding the letter under the door, she opened
Speaker 2: the door. She was heading out.
Speaker 1: Do I were you on your hands and knees getting
Speaker 1: it under the door underground? And she came out for
Speaker 1: a minute of daylight.
Speaker 2: She was probably cruising out to see some of the bloke.
Speaker 1: Why did she break up with you in the first place?
Speaker 4: I don't know what did she say when she got
Speaker 4: the letter? She smells like c K one.
Speaker 1: What are you doing on your hands and knees outside
Speaker 1: my front door? Underground? We're wearing a head talk? Why
Speaker 1: did she break up with you, Jake? Anyone would break
Speaker 1: up with you, honestly, you're such a catch.
Speaker 4: Well she was caught.
Speaker 1: Why did she break up with you? How long were
Speaker 1: you dating? Did she know you were dating? Had she
Speaker 1: met you?
Speaker 4: She could save it?
Speaker 9: No?
Speaker 1: Seriously, how long are we dating?
Speaker 2: A couple of months?
Speaker 1: Okay, that's that's long term.
Speaker 2: The problem was we were doing long distance. It's when
Speaker 2: she moved to the same city that it didn't.
Speaker 4: Lot of stairs, that's what's on business?
Speaker 1: Are you dating when you're pen pals? Had you met her?
Speaker 2: Screw this? This is Nomber one hundred.
Speaker 4: What are you doing?
Speaker 2: Sound of the tennis players?
Speaker 4: Have you heard?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 1: We actually go to the tennis?
Speaker 4: Have you heard?
Speaker 6: Actually?
Speaker 1: All the mess I've been to and seen, haven't been.
Speaker 4: Having a rally?
Speaker 8: Here?
Speaker 2: Are we?
Speaker 1: Have you played tennis.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I used to play competitive.
Speaker 3: Did you we should have a hit? I love playing tennis. Oh,
Speaker 3: it's been quite some time Cardio tennis with me.
Speaker 2: I don't want to do either cardio or tennis.
Speaker 4: His retreating.
Speaker 2: It would have been about fifteen just to train on Wednesdays,
Speaker 2: compete on Saturday.
Speaker 1: Tennis is a great.
Speaker 2: Slurpy afterwards, and.
Speaker 4: In January everybody is a great tennis player. Oh, you
Speaker 4: know what I caught?
Speaker 1: The fool guys have bought a new tennis skirt?
Speaker 3: Yeah, because I bought the new tennis shoes last summer
Speaker 3: during the Austrain Open, and I wore them once.
Speaker 2: Have you got the Is it the skirt where you
Speaker 2: hide the ball under it?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Well morning, but I assume so. But I've got it.
Speaker 4: So when the girls put the ball in the skirt,
Speaker 4: is it a holder or is it they just put
Speaker 4: up there?
Speaker 1: It's like a skirt. And I think some of them
Speaker 1: have little little things to talk.
Speaker 2: Shoving in their undies.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I thought they might have put it in there.
Speaker 1: In their pants. What do you mean, like the Bloomers
Speaker 1: week black shorts?
Speaker 4: Oh do you want me to say panties? Is that
Speaker 4: what you want?
Speaker 3: I want you to say panties. No, it's wearing panties
Speaker 3: at these strain open.
Speaker 2: Stop saying panties.
Speaker 4: Do you think I've got Lady always intrigues to how
Speaker 4: the ball stays there, because it just stays it, doesn't
Speaker 4: you know?
Speaker 3: All escape So it's obviously tucked into their shorts. It
Speaker 3: would not fit in their pants.
Speaker 2: Brady has pass. What are you talking about?
Speaker 4: Just cleaned anyway?
Speaker 1: I don't know because I haven't worn my sket and
Speaker 1: I'll let you know when I eventually played tennis.
Speaker 4: Probably drop balls house the game.
Speaker 2: We've got a ball roll out on the court. She
Speaker 2: dropped two.
Speaker 1: Okay, what are we doing?
Speaker 2: Emily? Good morning?
Speaker 11: Yeah, good morning.
Speaker 1: Do you play tennis? Emily?
Speaker 7: I don't, but I watch it.
Speaker 3: Well that's good because Clint's not going to ask you
Speaker 3: about your undergarments.
Speaker 4: Then I think it works.
Speaker 2: God, Emily, we're going to hook you up with tickets
Speaker 2: for you to go to Rod Laver Arena and enjoy
Speaker 2: the AO.
Speaker 11: Oh my god, you guys are amazing.
Speaker 1: Thank you so much, so welcome. Do you have a
Speaker 1: favorite tennis player?
Speaker 11: I love Al.
Speaker 7: Kharaz and Sable Ancah.
Speaker 1: Awesome, I love it.
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Speaker 1: Thank you for being guys.
Speaker 2: We are out of here for the day.
Speaker 1: We are have a beautiful day. It's lovely out there
Speaker 1: this morning.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Arena Sablenka, she's she's cool.
Speaker 1: When down.
Speaker 2: Yes, what she said the other day about put the
Speaker 2: pressure on the boyfriend to propose.
Speaker 4: Yeah, she's also dripping in diamonds, so she's done these
Speaker 4: beautiful earrings.
Speaker 3: She's just like you had done a deal with a
Speaker 3: jewelry company and she's wearing like forty blue sapphire, like
Speaker 3: these big dangly diamonds sapphire numbers.
Speaker 4: Unbelievable.
Speaker 1: I love her. She's so cool, she's really nice.
Speaker 2: Well, enjoy feading to the AEO today, the Demon one
Speaker 2: last night. He's got today off clink. We've got some
Speaker 2: other rois in there we're do.
Speaker 4: Including James Duckworth.
Speaker 1: Now that'll be a great match today.
Speaker 4: He's up against Yannick Sinner, so it's a it's a
Speaker 4: fair old assignment assignment, but the last bloke to beat
Speaker 4: Yanick Sinner at Melbourne Park was actually James Duckworth.
Speaker 2: Really and in.
Speaker 3: Center called Rod Laver Arena. When there's an Australian playing,
Speaker 3: even against number one or two in the.
Speaker 1: World, everyone will be on Jackson. Yeah, it's awesome.
Speaker 3: It's such a great atmosphere. An slam over will be
Speaker 3: pumping it down.
Speaker 2: There tomorrow or when your tickets to road label we
Speaker 2: will see you then. Melsey Knicks bye, I, thank you
Speaker 4: And Lauren Lauren wake up feeling good following them on
Speaker 4: the socials.