Speaker 1: Jason No.
Speaker 2: One hundred.
Speaker 1: Well, good morning everybody work on a Wednesday morning?
Speaker 3: How are we all?
Speaker 1: We are good? Good?
Speaker 4: I'm good morning morning, Clint.
Speaker 5: Do you.
Speaker 1: Tell am? I yeah, cheeky mood.
Speaker 3: I had a bad sleep.
Speaker 4: I woke up too.
Speaker 3: My dog woke up. I could hear her doing something
Speaker 3: and I was like, what the hell is that?
Speaker 4: What was she doing?
Speaker 3: No, she was doing, Clint. She was drinking from the
Speaker 3: toilet in the spare I'm sweet. So all I could
Speaker 3: hear was this banging because the collar was bad, and
Speaker 3: I was like, what is that noise?
Speaker 1: I think from the toilet?
Speaker 4: Yeah, where does she get that social cue from?
Speaker 3: I was like, it's two am, what are you doing?
Speaker 6: Well?
Speaker 3: Then I went down to her bowl, thinking she had
Speaker 3: no water and ever ol, but that was full. She
Speaker 3: just obviously didn't want to go downstairs. She's lazy like
Speaker 3: a mother.
Speaker 1: Tell what you do then?
Speaker 3: But then I got stressed and I couldn't sleep, so
Speaker 3: I was like, what if she's poisoned herself from all
Speaker 3: the chemicals the toilet To sleep those two I went
Speaker 3: back to sleep at like four twenties before my alarm
Speaker 3: went off. And anyway, I.
Speaker 1: Remember when I was growing up, mum putting some chemicals
Speaker 1: in the toilets, and they were like bright blue, like
Speaker 1: floral blue.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, some of them do that. Yeah,
Speaker 3: the little ball thing that's safe.
Speaker 4: The ball things.
Speaker 3: There's many different ones. I get overwhelmed in that island supermarket.
Speaker 1: I don't like the gel ones that stick on the
Speaker 1: It just looks like it's like, come on, you just
Speaker 1: you want to you know, you need to go to
Speaker 1: the doctor. Mane you're pulling out a highlighter. You need
Speaker 1: to get that checked.
Speaker 5: It's like, actually, like meo, my man needs to put
Speaker 5: the little things in the cistern in the.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there is no sister in any of mine.
Speaker 1: How do you go about that? If you button's not working?
Speaker 3: I either tell you the story about when the toilet Chat.
Speaker 4: New York and you told me off the air and
Speaker 4: what you know what you.
Speaker 1: Got to go down, Lauren. You have got to do it. Hey,
Speaker 1: we're doing hold it just gives the tea it was you.
Speaker 3: Oh no, no, no, no no no. Did we have
Speaker 3: do we have a no no no no no.
Speaker 4: We had a situation.
Speaker 3: Someone can tell that.
Speaker 1: Someone can't go back to New York City ever. Oh
Speaker 1: my god, let's just say she left some baggage behind me.
Speaker 5: How about if I tell the story for you about.
Speaker 3: Blocked a lot of it out of my memory.
Speaker 1: Speaking of blocks, we're coming back with the story on
Speaker 1: the other side of this. Welcome to your Wednesday. We
Speaker 1: had a huge shake coming up Melbourne later on after seven.
Speaker 1: On a much more serious note, today, the machete bends
Speaker 1: come into a fair from mid day. From mid day,
Speaker 1: a lot of camping shop owners on the news last
Speaker 1: night I saw blowing up about it, saying we've had
Speaker 1: no communication, no notice. We're going to be joined by
Speaker 1: one of the top cops. We've got a commander in
Speaker 1: this morning. Behave now we know we have Cheesy, our
Speaker 1: friendly cop. This is Cheesy's boss, the big dog, the
Speaker 1: big dog. Okay, command a big dog joining us this
Speaker 1: morning after seven thirty. I don't think that's his name.
Speaker 1: Lauren never been to New York.
Speaker 3: I stupidly brought this up before, and I wish I didn't.
Speaker 3: I said, if you just changed in, I did say
Speaker 3: to the boys, but I can tell you that story
Speaker 3: about what happened in New York because we were talking
Speaker 3: about toilets.
Speaker 4: It's very rare saying you squirm.
Speaker 3: Because I don't like toilet chat is one of the
Speaker 3: funny things.
Speaker 1: It's very rare. I know a story in Clint doesn't know, but.
Speaker 3: I remember telling you and you were like, don't tell me,
Speaker 3: tell me on air and I was like, no, it
Speaker 3: can'ts too embarrassing. And here we are an abridged version
Speaker 3: of it. So I in New York, my friend, and
Speaker 3: it was late, it was in early hours of the morning,
Speaker 3: without a long night, and we were still in this bar,
Speaker 3: and there was there was the toilet, there was the
Speaker 3: women's and men and then where we were we were
Speaker 3: in like a little booth and there was sort of
Speaker 3: a separate just like a one off kind of private
Speaker 3: toilet for if you heard the table or a booth
Speaker 3: or if you're in that section or whatever. Yeah, like
Speaker 3: a unisex And and I went to go to the
Speaker 3: bathroom and I did, and then I went to flush
Speaker 3: it and the toilet wouldn't flush, but it just filled
Speaker 3: up some morning started bringing everything.
Speaker 4: To the top and don't flush again.
Speaker 3: But it was I was like, oh, yeah, well I
Speaker 3: flushed again, filled up and I was like, oh I
Speaker 3: had I'd had.
Speaker 4: A lot to drink.
Speaker 3: So my I wasn't thinking in the sharp. I wasn't
Speaker 3: the shark, but I was in a panic because I
Speaker 3: was like someone might have done it before me. I
Speaker 3: did block it. I was the one that was going
Speaker 3: to walk out, and whoever was next was going to be.
Speaker 3: So I was like, what do I do? Because it's
Speaker 3: not like it's not like a women's there's a whole road,
Speaker 3: there's only one. And if I well, I didn't ruin it,
Speaker 3: but if it was ruined for everyone, I was like,
Speaker 3: I've got to fix the situation. And in my state
Speaker 3: I was in, it wasn't a situation. It was water
Speaker 3: and tissu and I was like, oh no, no. My
Speaker 3: friend Lucy was out. She was waiting outside to go next,
Speaker 3: and so I was like, shiver, it's and I went
Speaker 3: to open my bag and it was just a comedy
Speaker 3: of areas. I broke the clasp off my bag and
Speaker 3: I couldn't get my phone out of my bag. So
Speaker 3: I was like, cross, what am I.
Speaker 2: Going to do?
Speaker 3: So I like did that thing? I opened and I
Speaker 3: stuck my head out and Loose was out there. I'm like,
Speaker 3: quick coming, I need to help you, and she's like
Speaker 3: what have you? What have you done, my best friend,
Speaker 3: I need your help. And it was this beautiful, big
Speaker 3: bathroom and it had this bars in the corner with flowers. No, no,
Speaker 3: he goes, oh, I've seen this before. If you actually
Speaker 3: pour water in from the top in the system and
Speaker 3: it'll flush it out like when it fills up, it'll.
Speaker 1: So you're taking just to set the scene here, you've
Speaker 1: got a swimming pool, the toilet. You can take the
Speaker 1: lid off the system and you to pour the water
Speaker 1: goes like a primer pool pump.
Speaker 3: She goes get the flowers out of the sink. So
Speaker 3: I'm like holding these dried flowers and she's trying to
Speaker 3: fill this bars up under the tiny little sink in
Speaker 3: the bathroom and there is stuff going everywhere. So she's like, hey,
Speaker 3: we'll take the top off and this is definitely going
Speaker 3: to work. So as she tips it upside down. It
Speaker 3: was a vase. It wasn't glass, it was ceramic. So
Speaker 3: there was all of this like dirt and like dead
Speaker 3: flowers and everything in the in the grime in the
Speaker 3: bottom of the vase. So we've now clogged the whole
Speaker 3: thing with all these flowers that came out the water
Speaker 3: in the cistern and in the thing. So there's just
Speaker 3: dead dirt flowers. This is on New Year's even New York,
Speaker 3: by the way, people around, people banging going by, Can
Speaker 3: you hurry up there?
Speaker 1: Come on?
Speaker 3: And we thell are we going to do? And so
Speaker 3: we completely ruined it. The whole thing was it was
Speaker 3: full of mud. It was it was dirt because it
Speaker 3: was dirt mixed in the water. We were in there
Speaker 3: for twenty minutes with people banging the door and.
Speaker 4: In the system. It looked like to use the toilet.
Speaker 3: Just kept getting at words and words, and I was like, Louis,
Speaker 3: we just need to walk out and heads down and
Speaker 3: leave and we need to leave this place. And that's
Speaker 3: exactly what we did. And as I walked out, I
Speaker 3: said to the security guard, I think there's something wrong
Speaker 3: with that private bath room and he goes, oh, yeah,
Speaker 3: we've had issues with that before, and I was like, okay,
Speaker 3: it wasn't me.
Speaker 4: But I like your jumper, don't I like it too?
Speaker 3: Jason's wearing hot pink.
Speaker 4: It's like a highlight a pink.
Speaker 3: The issue with it is the shorts.
Speaker 4: Can you stand up?
Speaker 3: Because he's gone the hot pink jumper, which we discussed yesterday.
Speaker 3: It doesn't work, but actually I don't hate it. But
Speaker 3: they do say pink and green should never be seen.
Speaker 4: Or just just never seen. Give us a look. What
Speaker 4: are they?
Speaker 1: They're black?
Speaker 4: Off black? Hang on, are you serious?
Speaker 3: Color blind?
Speaker 1: No, I'm excellent to do.
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 4: Are you are you doing that?
Speaker 1: Is that is off? Black? Mate?
Speaker 4: That is greenca green?
Speaker 3: Like could not be more green? Is this when we
Speaker 3: go to the phone room going are you taking the producers?
Speaker 4: Mate? Oh? What are you doing?
Speaker 1: They are green?
Speaker 4: Yeah, of course they're green.
Speaker 3: They're proper green. No, they're green. Cockatoo's on them like Australiana.
Speaker 3: They're green and yellow.
Speaker 1: That's green.
Speaker 3: No, that's lime green.
Speaker 4: Oh my god. They're as green as the leaves on
Speaker 4: the trees.
Speaker 3: They're actually greener than the leaves on my Sorry, is
Speaker 3: this a girl.
Speaker 4: In the blue slash? Green dress? Situation? Silver dress?
Speaker 3: No, one is green the silver blue dress?
Speaker 4: Silver blue? That's right?
Speaker 3: Anyway, we like the jump part looks good?
Speaker 4: Is it cozy?
Speaker 1: It is so the jumpers pink and Lauren was on
Speaker 1: the phone when I when I purchased it yesterday.
Speaker 3: Don't say you don't want to be like me. By
Speaker 3: the way, I wore a pink yesterday. I think I'm
Speaker 3: going to go on by. You think I could wear pink,
Speaker 3: I'm going to go and buy a pink hoodie.
Speaker 1: I was at the shop.
Speaker 4: I was talking about go for and I have.
Speaker 3: That exact jumper you've gone and bought. Am I your style?
Speaker 1: No you are not. I bought the cheaper version. Mine
Speaker 1: doesn't have a little horse on it. But I was
Speaker 1: at the shop and I was like, pink controversial.
Speaker 3: Went to controversial because you spoke about it.
Speaker 1: Yes, quite bright, you know, and you had cop crap
Speaker 1: from you guys.
Speaker 3: Now you haven't copped any crap. We like it.
Speaker 4: Well, strong men were pink, Well real men.
Speaker 1: I walked out of the shop and harang Lauren when
Speaker 1: I just bought the pink jumper because the sales assistant
Speaker 1: told me I looked good in it. Yeah, she was
Speaker 1: very pretty.
Speaker 3: It's good.
Speaker 1: She was like, you look great.
Speaker 3: That did you go to carcake green as well?
Speaker 4: Which I told you yeah, I got that.
Speaker 3: Well, luck you didn't wear it with the shorts because
Speaker 3: you look like you're in a Safari suits queen.
Speaker 4: It's so green.
Speaker 3: Hey. On thirteen twenty four ten, I want to know
Speaker 3: or we want to know, have you hooked up with
Speaker 3: someone at work? The juicy of the story the better,
Speaker 3: the boss, have you hooked up with anyone at work?
Speaker 1: Thirteen twenty number He.
Speaker 3: Doesn't want to add exclusively give the best story at
Speaker 3: two hundred dollars Cogan voucher.
Speaker 1: I have dabbled in the work, Yes you have. I
Speaker 1: I remember getting my first on air shift and it
Speaker 1: was like the graveyard shift from midnight till six am,
Speaker 1: and there was a girl who was just finishing and
Speaker 1: were sort of crossing over and we sort of hooked
Speaker 1: up in the studio and I got caught up, caught up,
Speaker 1: and the song finished and the radio station went.
Speaker 4: Off, here, oho, what you stopped her in the stoop
Speaker 4: in the studio?
Speaker 3: We're just like and she actually hit play on the
Speaker 3: emergency to get the hell outum there, she's just Commando
Speaker 3: Agency services.
Speaker 1: Next day, the boss was like, why are we getting
Speaker 1: reports on the computer that we were just a little pash,
Speaker 1: just the little cuddle, just randomly like like she was finishing.
Speaker 3: I was had there been any kind of flirtatious activity
Speaker 3: leading up to that one hit? One day there at
Speaker 3: the time.
Speaker 4: And then we're both here at midnight and were you
Speaker 4: known as Labby at the time?
Speaker 1: Moving on?
Speaker 3: Actually, if it was in the building, it was single
Speaker 3: and we're both working at nothing else to do.
Speaker 4: Look at her back.
Speaker 3: In the studio.
Speaker 4: That is a fair distinction, not one part of the fiber.
Speaker 3: Case. Let's go.
Speaker 1: Is this because of.
Speaker 3: Now? What's happened? What she done? She was doing it performance?
Speaker 4: Well, she was hosting the a m AS and she
Speaker 4: was in Vegas, Star.
Speaker 3: American, so she lies on her Yeah, and she knew what.
Speaker 4: She was Oh yeah, as host.
Speaker 5: She opened that She opened her own show by singing,
Speaker 5: by dancing by three backup dancers and full pash. I
Speaker 5: think it was a broken two chicks that that she pashed.
Speaker 5: She macked on with them. The first pash was a
Speaker 5: lot more tongue than the other two.
Speaker 1: We're hosting the Sony Foundation tomorrow. Laurence should like when
Speaker 1: we shark.
Speaker 3: On stage, isn't that Amy shark?
Speaker 4: I should?
Speaker 3: I shan't be doing that. I haven't read the.
Speaker 4: Script all the sharky sharky.
Speaker 3: No, well maybe i'll pash the dramma.
Speaker 1: Poor drummer just cooled sick.
Speaker 3: I mean, was it hot or not?
Speaker 4: Though?
Speaker 3: Yeah, it was it was just from your perspective.
Speaker 1: Did it?
Speaker 3: Did scream a bit desperate because we walked in? It
Speaker 3: was hot?
Speaker 4: It was it was. The first pash was good, and
Speaker 4: then it just got a little bit predictable.
Speaker 3: After a bit sloppy seconds. Who did she pash first?
Speaker 4: The bloke?
Speaker 3: And is that hot? Do you think that's what watching
Speaker 3: a girl kiss a man?
Speaker 9: Or you?
Speaker 3: You guys just like watching girls kissing girls? Which bit
Speaker 3: of it was hot?
Speaker 4: And everyone's gone, no, she's directing it?
Speaker 1: You No, it wasn't you.
Speaker 4: Put it this way.
Speaker 5: It was a bit that I felt that you said
Speaker 5: you liked j Low kissing the girls is a bit
Speaker 5: more transactional. Yes, to get to the bloke, let's daddy
Speaker 5: tongue down the throat lingered, She lingered.
Speaker 3: And she didn't linger with the girls no more? Can
Speaker 3: I say? Can we get it up on the screen.
Speaker 1: Let's go to John in mint day. John, you work
Speaker 1: at a wedding reception. What happened?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 11: I was the bartender and the wedding coordinator. You have
Speaker 11: to take a bottle of champagne down to the bridal
Speaker 11: suite for the newly newly weds to go down and
Speaker 11: celebrate and then one thing went to another and we
Speaker 11: shared a kiss down there.
Speaker 1: The bride and the ground the wedding coordinator and.
Speaker 11: Wedding wedding coordinator. She was my boss and I was
Speaker 11: a bartender.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and so you went down to the bridal suite
Speaker 3: and had a.
Speaker 4: Little poor sweet before the couple eving. Was it just
Speaker 4: was it just a kiss?
Speaker 6: Well?
Speaker 11: I was just a kiss that one time, and then
Speaker 11: a few more times after that.
Speaker 3: It was, oh, this is a better story. I thought
Speaker 3: you went down and kissed the bride.
Speaker 6: No, no, no, no, no, no, of course.
Speaker 4: That's a bit of fun.
Speaker 1: Here we go.
Speaker 3: That's a romantic place we got asking for romance.
Speaker 4: We got one.
Speaker 1: Speaking of romantic locations, let's go to anonymous. You work
Speaker 1: at Woollies?
Speaker 3: Oh god, can you tell me it was in the freezer?
Speaker 12: No, it's actually a little bit saltier than that. I'm
Speaker 12: dating my manager's son.
Speaker 1: Just the manager know Ryan, now she does.
Speaker 12: We did keep it under wraps for quite a bit.
Speaker 3: Does he also work at Woollies?
Speaker 9: Not anymore?
Speaker 12: Up until about a month ago, he did.
Speaker 13: It was about that's why she knows that.
Speaker 4: Where were you hooking up on?
Speaker 12: Oh, the couple of locations that they probably shouldn't have been.
Speaker 1: But not on my fruit and vegeta money's on the
Speaker 1: delis No, no, no, no, nothing like that.
Speaker 12: There's a couple of sheds at the back of the
Speaker 12: top sheds.
Speaker 4: Is that where the truck's come in and out up
Speaker 4: against the bread crates?
Speaker 3: Oh, have cameras in there, like to make sure no
Speaker 3: one's stealing it.
Speaker 1: That's probably you know, it's more daring. Oh god, let's
Speaker 1: go to parliament thirteen fourteen.
Speaker 7: Carol, Hello, Carol, Hello, good morning everyone.
Speaker 1: Have you hooked up with someone to work from where
Speaker 1: we were working? There?
Speaker 7: Carol, I wasn't actually working. My father was a standing
Speaker 7: member of the local parliament, and I volunteered my services
Speaker 7: to the point that I'd get a phone call and
Speaker 7: I'd go up to the office to our local member
Speaker 7: of parliament and put it this way. I'd walk out
Speaker 7: the door, whiting my mouth and cleaning myself up.
Speaker 3: Hang on, did you say your Carol?
Speaker 4: Carol, I'm sure, hang on meeting.
Speaker 1: Let's let's get anymore.
Speaker 4: No, no, no, no, no.
Speaker 3: All I had was was where a dad worked. So
Speaker 3: who are you hooking up?
Speaker 1: I didn't know. That's not what I was sticking up.
Speaker 7: My dad was a sitting member.
Speaker 1: Of our local that's where you were there, and the actual.
Speaker 7: Sitting member of parliament. I'd get a one o one
Speaker 7: text on my phone, Oh the office is empty, come up,
Speaker 7: and I'd go up.
Speaker 4: So this is this?
Speaker 5: Is this like council? Or is this statement arts council?
Speaker 5: So you're on with the mayor?
Speaker 1: Was he wearing his robes the sat they wear the satin?
Speaker 7: There was no role playing.
Speaker 3: I was just and how long did that go on
Speaker 3: for Carol? Oh?
Speaker 13: That seven month?
Speaker 3: Did dad ever find out?
Speaker 7: Oh your dad, you.
Speaker 1: When leaving the roads?
Speaker 4: That makes you feel a bit better about paying your rates,
Speaker 4: doesn't It doesn't.
Speaker 3: I wouldn't be paying my rates.
Speaker 1: You just paid them, you know, just got six eight
Speaker 1: seven year old guys. Let's talk for god. I'm so
Speaker 1: excited about Friday nights game, Hawks hawksby Pies.
Speaker 4: It's a big one.
Speaker 3: That's a big one.
Speaker 4: Trying to get tickets silly as it sounds. Hawks need
Speaker 4: to win.
Speaker 3: You're trying to get tickets. Can't you get Why can't
Speaker 3: you get them? Is it sold out?
Speaker 1: Not yet?
Speaker 4: He wants.
Speaker 3: God, you're a tight as Just buy them like everyone
Speaker 3: else did.
Speaker 4: You ask Mason, no, he offered, Watson, what do you mean.
Speaker 3: He offered, and you said no, but you're still trying
Speaker 3: to get to you.
Speaker 1: No, no, yes, because he said, hey, do you want
Speaker 1: me to sort tickets out for you and the kids
Speaker 1: for any of the games. This is a night one
Speaker 1: will be too late for my boys, so I'll pull
Speaker 1: in that favor.
Speaker 3: When you just want to go and get on the
Speaker 3: biers who are going to go with and you, Oh God,
Speaker 3: I bet you a one hundred million dollars. He doesn't go.
Speaker 4: Anyway, He absolutely will not.
Speaker 3: Well, as I came out of my mouth, I don't
Speaker 3: actually have one hundred million dollars? What am I six?
Speaker 4: I bet you It is such a bet.
Speaker 5: You do when you're One guy that might have a
Speaker 5: hundred million dollars is Bailey Smith because he is one
Speaker 5: of the most marketable footballers in Australia right now. Everyone's
Speaker 5: talking about him, including Andrew Dylon. Because take you back
Speaker 5: to the weekend when he played the Bulldogs and someone
Speaker 5: he posted a photo a smiling Bailey Smith after the
Speaker 5: game and it attracted a few comments. One of them
Speaker 5: was from a punter which said nose beers. After the
Speaker 5: game mate, to which Bailey replied, nah, bro after the
Speaker 5: flag maybe though all this now.
Speaker 3: Well, I mean he's a bit of a smart smart asses.
Speaker 4: Yeah he is. Now I'll get your reaction to what
Speaker 4: Bailey did after we hear from Andrew Dillon.
Speaker 10: Bailey is a role model and he has to be
Speaker 10: cognizant of that when he's engaging in the public or
Speaker 10: on social media. I know that the club are talking
Speaker 10: to Bailey and counseling about that and reminding him of
Speaker 10: you know that he's a role model for hundreds and
Speaker 10: thousands of boys and girls out there.
Speaker 3: Look, I get it. Does he need I don't think
Speaker 3: he needs counseling over it. He was just giving it
Speaker 3: back to someone who gave it to him. But you're right,
Speaker 3: he's a role model and it was a bit silly.
Speaker 1: I thought the club handled it well. Early in the week,
Speaker 1: I was saying, look, it's quite a balance of Yes,
Speaker 1: they're role models, but they're also young guys in their
Speaker 1: twenties growing up in a social media world.
Speaker 3: He's not going to throw his star player under the
Speaker 3: bus though. No, But Andrew Dyllan's right, it was a
Speaker 3: bit I think we all saw and when.
Speaker 4: No, well, It's one of those ones that you see
Speaker 4: and you're like, how on earth will people realcity?
Speaker 3: When I got sentence, I was like, no, that's someone's
Speaker 3: that's an I just assume everything like someone's well, I thought,
Speaker 3: and then I went on the patient. I was like,
Speaker 3: oh he wrote it.
Speaker 1: You sound like that probeague that got caught.
Speaker 4: He was astrated deputy deputy leader or something.
Speaker 3: He was. May I get to me.
Speaker 1: We got other footy news to talk as well. Let's
Speaker 1: bring in our next guest.
Speaker 5: Premiership player Will Schofield joins us his West coast through
Speaker 5: and through.
Speaker 4: Good morning to your Scoey. How are you doing morning?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 8: Great, good to be with you guys. Are you guys?
Speaker 4: We're good? I'm well.
Speaker 5: I'm especially good because I'm a Melbourne supporter and I
Speaker 5: reckon the de's a flying at the moment.
Speaker 4: Five from their last six. Now my dreaming. I reckon
Speaker 4: we might be able to play September.
Speaker 8: You're back in business and Melwyn.
Speaker 4: Okay, so now you bring you down.
Speaker 8: You are back in business. Look, Max Gorn is the
Speaker 8: most important player in the AFL. Like his form and
Speaker 8: his importance to your side unbelievable. He's bald, he has a.
Speaker 4: Beard of anyone. Yeah.
Speaker 8: Look, I've spoken to Gorney at length about this. I'm
Speaker 8: I feel like he's just gone past my talent in
Speaker 8: terms of the game of the game, like he's just
Speaker 8: an absolute star. So Melbourne, look, yeah, I think you
Speaker 8: I think you might be able to challenge the finals.
Speaker 8: I just I just would hate to. You can't lose
Speaker 8: Dorney or Cozy and over here in the West Trio
Speaker 8: want Cozzy.
Speaker 4: Your hands off brother?
Speaker 6: Well, well, do you.
Speaker 8: Want Luke back? Because I think I think that you
Speaker 8: think you want Luke Jackson back.
Speaker 1: It's not trade week.
Speaker 3: Well, speaking of hands off, Will, there's a lot of
Speaker 3: chat about Harley Reed. Do we think he's going to
Speaker 3: be coming back to Melbourne? Not Melbourne Footy Club, but
Speaker 3: back to Victoria Russian?
Speaker 8: I think the chat from from Victoria look over here
Speaker 8: in the West, right, So, so just a bit of context.
Speaker 8: I'm from July, I'm a Victorian, I'm in West Australian
Speaker 8: media and I just have to put up with West
Speaker 8: Australia all day long, right, so I do understand the
Speaker 8: Victoria West Australian sort of side of things. I think
Speaker 8: people from Victoria I want Harley ready to come back
Speaker 8: clearly from Western Australia. I want Harley ready to stay here.
Speaker 3: What does Harley Reid want?
Speaker 1: Well, that is genuine mummy.
Speaker 8: Well I think Harley. Look, I actually have a little
Speaker 8: bit to do with Harley. He's a country kid. He's
Speaker 8: from tong Gala in Victoria. He's not from Hawthorne, He's
Speaker 8: not from uh you know, Corefield East.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I know. But unfortunately Tanangala aren't going to have
Speaker 3: the budget for Harley reed to play.
Speaker 8: Well, they probably would like him fact, but what I'm
Speaker 8: saying is he's not from Melbourne, He's from country Victoria.
Speaker 8: So going home isn't going home to Melbourne, going home
Speaker 8: and would be going home to Tongala. As you said,
Speaker 8: the tong Gara Thirds aren't getting into play in the
Speaker 8: four pocket for him. So look, I think maybe as
Speaker 8: it stands his days here I think always the quiet
Speaker 8: sort of time.
Speaker 1: How much long has he got left on his cover year?
Speaker 8: The other year he's got another year, Like you know,
Speaker 8: his form hasn't been amazing this year either, But like
Speaker 8: I don't know what's happened over with you guys, But
Speaker 8: over here in Harley's first year he was on the
Speaker 8: back page eighty seven times in the paper. Sam Lawler,
Speaker 8: he looks like a great kid as well. Sam Moore
Speaker 8: had two touches on the weekend. Have Me is the
Speaker 8: other back page because of that.
Speaker 4: He was though when his tackle fell out.
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Speaker 1: Well, Good morning Melbourne. It has just gone eight past seven.
Speaker 1: Big day today, more for us here in Melbourne. Machete
Speaker 1: ban comes into effect.
Speaker 3: I mean it's not going to affect the large a
Speaker 3: lot of people because.
Speaker 1: Well, I think at the moment any sort of I agree.
Speaker 3: I agree. It feels like it's sure we're going.
Speaker 4: In the but is it going to work? Is it
Speaker 4: just going to drive stuff under.
Speaker 3: The people who have machetes that they already have them. Yeah,
Speaker 3: they're troublemakers.
Speaker 5: Are they going down to get from somewhere We're hoping
Speaker 5: it's a lot like the gun buy back was back
Speaker 5: in the nineties where handed in their guns, which they're dreaming,
Speaker 5: which you know, if they're already underground, they're underground.
Speaker 1: If you're going to machete for a bad reason, then yeah,
Speaker 1: you're not handing that. In Barkley, we've got a man
Speaker 1: in the no coming in.
Speaker 3: But look, it'll put less in the community. I appreciate that.
Speaker 1: If it makes it harder for him to get it,
Speaker 1: then I vote for it. Yeah. Coming up after seven
Speaker 1: thirty a very special probe the POPO. We've got Commander
Speaker 1: Tim Tully in to talk more about it before that. Though.
Speaker 1: I love a good wedding too.
Speaker 3: In fact, it's been a while since I've been to it.
Speaker 1: I'm am seeing a wedding in a couple of weeks.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Now, being an MC at a wedding is a big,
Speaker 3: very stressful job.
Speaker 1: Okay. So it's Zoe, who's a good friend of how
Speaker 1: she's the kids swim teacher and looks after the kids sometimes.
Speaker 3: What you're the kids swim teacher. So she's your friends,
Speaker 3: just like we've.
Speaker 1: We've gotten to know them over the years. I've met
Speaker 1: her family around.
Speaker 4: There was she was she in her rashi in the pool.
Speaker 1: Can you my wedding?
Speaker 3: Are you charging it? And you're getting free free swimming lessons.
Speaker 1: She's become a family friend. The only concern I've got
Speaker 1: is her partner. Ned it's quite straight one eighty.
Speaker 3: His family you got, Well, you've really got to consider that.
Speaker 3: I know someone who got married recently and the best
Speaker 3: man made this speech and the bride ended up in tears.
Speaker 1: And no, I'm not going to do that. It'll be
Speaker 1: all above ball.
Speaker 3: And also you're just the facilitator, You're not the best man.
Speaker 4: Don't throw her in the deep end.
Speaker 3: I saw on Instagram last night this clip that went
Speaker 3: viral of these two bridesmaids at their best friend's winning
Speaker 3: and they sung they rewrote the words to Adela and
Speaker 3: they sung Hello from your brides Man, and the words
Speaker 3: were so funny.
Speaker 1: You think I should do a single? Long?
Speaker 3: You should do Hello from your MC. No, I don't recommend. Okay,
Speaker 3: let's work on. We could work on a collector.
Speaker 1: No, I'm going to go with that. Should I bring
Speaker 1: a choir in backup singers?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, we're talking weddings next. Wait till you hear
Speaker 1: how one bloke arrived and walk down the aisle at
Speaker 1: his wedding. We'll go there after Alex Warren.
Speaker 3: Let's talk weddings, wedding chat, what's happened, wedding.
Speaker 1: Chat and from one of our favorites, A.
Speaker 3: Pleasure to.
Speaker 4: Please come with me and we'll talk about.
Speaker 3: Clean one.
Speaker 4: Father of the Bride, two francs, mister bar, mister.
Speaker 1: One episode from a pleasure on Mutual hundred. It is topic.
Speaker 3: His assistants.
Speaker 1: Have you not seen Father of the Bride?
Speaker 3: I do not.
Speaker 1: You know what? You are? The front of this team.
Speaker 3: The bar Can you do his whole segment?
Speaker 1: I want to talk about a groom in Sydney who
Speaker 1: has made quite an elaborate arrival to his wedding.
Speaker 4: I love it.
Speaker 1: I've seen like the flower girls be replaced with blokes
Speaker 1: before handing out beers instead of like this bloke arrived
Speaker 1: at his wedding.
Speaker 5: Sick my goodness. He's on a He's on a gray
Speaker 5: horse in a white suit, leading.
Speaker 4: The procession session of cars to the wedding.
Speaker 1: Don't you think the guy holding the horses reins with
Speaker 1: his hat backwards takes the getting jittery.
Speaker 3: I think the thing is if you're going to ride
Speaker 3: a horse into your wedding.
Speaker 1: You need to know how to ride a horse.
Speaker 3: You can't of a handler leading you like you're on
Speaker 3: a phone.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he looks like he's on the pony ride.
Speaker 3: But it's his wedding, guid and I went to guard
Speaker 3: and grant his wedding, and he rode up the beach
Speaker 3: on a horse.
Speaker 14: And grant me.
Speaker 1: He looks like a horse.
Speaker 4: These guys are walking through the streets.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I want to bring in that's I want to
Speaker 1: bring in a market.
Speaker 3: It's his wedding. Let him do what you want.
Speaker 1: Guys. I found a fronk franc g the wedding planner
Speaker 1: from g what a wedding dot com dot? Are you
Speaker 1: good morning?
Speaker 2: Good morning morning g.
Speaker 1: You're our resident fro g. You would have seen some
Speaker 1: crackers in your time working the wedding industry.
Speaker 12: Absolutely. Actually, my brother's getting married into the My mom
Speaker 12: wants a horse as well, So it's really funny that
Speaker 12: the conversations today.
Speaker 3: She's just got to know how to ride it, because
Speaker 3: I think turning up on a miniature Shetland pony is
Speaker 3: kind of embarrassing.
Speaker 8: We'll get a big one, is it okay?
Speaker 4: Is it okay to ride a horse into your wedding?
Speaker 12: Well?
Speaker 3: Why not?
Speaker 2: The extra I say, so.
Speaker 3: What are some of the crazy things you've seen at
Speaker 3: a wedding?
Speaker 12: I think, yeah, so we we've been a wedding plan
Speaker 12: for about eighteen years. So what about grooms flew in
Speaker 12: all of his grooms men by a helicopters a crown
Speaker 12: and they landed at under the Yarra.
Speaker 3: It was a crown and they're on the roof. Was
Speaker 3: there anyone there to see them land? It's not like
Speaker 3: you're in the Yarra valley where all the guests are
Speaker 3: there and you see them land.
Speaker 12: So no, the guests was sort of insight because it
Speaker 12: was a bit of a cold day. But we all
Speaker 12: ran there with a photography videophots. It's all captured and everything.
Speaker 3: Wedding to be worse for a female, Yeah, but.
Speaker 4: You never know, you never know.
Speaker 1: If you chop it in.
Speaker 4: What else?
Speaker 1: Jay?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 4: We we have.
Speaker 12: Transported mushrooms from Melbourne because my bride was vegan. Yeah,
Speaker 12: to the destination Ireland, so we could have the Line's
Speaker 12: the main mushroom for our main.
Speaker 3: The Lion's main mushroom drink. Yesterday, No, they're not poisonous.
Speaker 4: They're fine.
Speaker 1: Anything else.
Speaker 3: From any arguments between brides and brides bright like best
Speaker 3: men can get it wrong, making a speech, that's going wrong.
Speaker 3: What's gone wrong in a wedding.
Speaker 12: We we we've seen a lot of eighteen years of planning,
Speaker 12: a lot more sort of Middle Eastern European weddings, so
Speaker 12: you get a bit of.
Speaker 1: Everything I've had to lift. Sorry you go, Jay.
Speaker 12: We've seen arguments, we've seen fights.
Speaker 9: We had the sort of step in fur argument.
Speaker 4: Look, we didn't get those quotes.
Speaker 11: You guys, so we're pretty grateful.
Speaker 3: You guys are the ones that have to hold their
Speaker 3: problems so they don't think that there is an issue.
Speaker 1: The groom at a big Lebanes wedding.
Speaker 3: I love those weddings. Yes, I went to a Lebanese
Speaker 3: wedding and they had all the drums that yeah, that
Speaker 3: that was.
Speaker 1: On as well.
Speaker 4: It was quite long. Maybe it was on my shoulders.
Speaker 4: At your wedding, probably the music much.
Speaker 3: It was much later.
Speaker 1: G from a g order wedding dot com. Are you
Speaker 1: joining us?
Speaker 4: G Do you have an assistant?
Speaker 12: I do, yes, I'm little team of about three of
Speaker 12: us on the day.
Speaker 4: Who's your made assistants.
Speaker 1: The name.
Speaker 2: Her name is actually little g.
Speaker 3: Well done.
Speaker 1: Frank thirteen twenty fourteen is our number. Let's talk over
Speaker 1: the top weddings extra.
Speaker 3: What happened?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Did they ride in on a horse? Did they arrive
Speaker 3: on a helicopter? Did they arrive on a jet plane?
Speaker 3: Did they drive up the river? Did they was there
Speaker 3: an argument between the bride and groom? Bridesmaid grooms men?
Speaker 1: I always wonder what would be like to be at
Speaker 1: one of those weddings where you know, like one of
Speaker 1: the it's not great, but someone gets called out for
Speaker 1: cheating or whatever, and they.
Speaker 4: Walk off and like, you don't want to be there?
Speaker 1: Still eat.
Speaker 4: Sometimes the guests get it wrong.
Speaker 3: They paid for the weddings, so they wouldn't do it
Speaker 3: till after you've eaten. I reckon, they get their money's.
Speaker 4: Worth, gotcha, don't. Sometimes the guests get it wrong.
Speaker 1: What do you mean?
Speaker 4: What do you mean? They, you know, indulge a little
Speaker 4: bit too much. Our favorite story.
Speaker 1: Are you talking about the person that pooed on the
Speaker 1: wedding bus?
Speaker 12: Oh?
Speaker 3: Yeah, she drunk too much and she had a sraituation
Speaker 3: in her jumpsuits.
Speaker 1: Followed You guys were great friends. So I she got
Speaker 1: the bus driver to put the headlights on so you could.
Speaker 3: I didn't know her, and I asked the bus driver
Speaker 3: to turn the headlights off.
Speaker 1: That's good, that's a good friend.
Speaker 3: Her sister turned up and said, you're not getting.
Speaker 1: From to the break absolutely third Aen twenty fourteen. We
Speaker 1: are talking extra weddings. What have you witnessed? Melbourne? Join
Speaker 1: us on the air. I got free stuff to go?
Speaker 1: How about tickets to the Good Food and Wine Show.
Speaker 4: I'm pleasure, I'll.
Speaker 8: Give Please come with me and we'll talk all about
Speaker 8: big babe.
Speaker 1: We're talking out landish weddings. What have you been to?
Speaker 1: Was it a little bit extra? Give us a yell.
Speaker 4: I love it. I love a wedding, but I love
Speaker 4: an outlandish wedding. And I also secretly love when things
Speaker 4: go a little bit.
Speaker 3: Of right still like the little when it goes crazy? Fun?
Speaker 4: Yeah, crazy fun, not crazy.
Speaker 1: Jina, Good morning, evil, good morning, All right, extra wedding?
Speaker 4: What do we got?
Speaker 9: My husband and I rode camels from the other church.
Speaker 1: That is all like camels?
Speaker 3: Ye talk us about? Where were you?
Speaker 9: What were we were Sydney Road, Coburg, Egypt.
Speaker 3: Sydney Coburg. So why camels?
Speaker 9: Why not that it was my favorite animal and that
Speaker 9: was the condition of the wedding that we had to
Speaker 9: have camels.
Speaker 3: And was it just the greatest thing that ever happened
Speaker 3: to you? Greatest villa. You can have two people on
Speaker 3: one camel because of the hump, you have the same
Speaker 3: camel or separate camels.
Speaker 9: Well, we had five camels because we had wanted all
Speaker 9: the bridal party to go on the camels, but it
Speaker 9: was a June wedding raining slippery, so in the end
Speaker 9: it was just my husband and I and one lonely
Speaker 9: groomsman that made it to the other church.
Speaker 3: On the camera, did you hold up traffic?
Speaker 9: Yes? Yes, they had to get the police and were
Speaker 9: spread and we ended up all the different TV channel.
Speaker 3: Yeah, oh yeah, they'd love that Clippy, love all that
Speaker 3: kookie stuff.
Speaker 1: I feel about live animals like that. You can imagine
Speaker 1: put in the camel pools.
Speaker 4: What if the camel spits on the bride.
Speaker 3: Exactly, they'd get friendly camels.
Speaker 1: Kyle, I'm thirty twenty fourteen.
Speaker 3: I also imagined the chopper chick. Oh a bit of
Speaker 3: a hold up on Sydney Roe Coberg this morning. There
Speaker 3: are camels across the road. Looks to be a bride
Speaker 3: on top.
Speaker 1: Make sure you sleep easy on spindeling. Come on to
Speaker 1: Kyle in Bentley.
Speaker 4: I think it's easy to actually ex actually.
Speaker 1: Oh sorry, hello, how are you good? We're good? Extra weddings?
Speaker 1: What do you got?
Speaker 13: My husband and I got married in a fish tank
Speaker 13: in the middle of the boat.
Speaker 1: Sorry, you got married in a what.
Speaker 7: In a fish tank?
Speaker 3: That would have made weekend Today's over sure at the
Speaker 3: Why in a fish tank? Kyle? Kyle?
Speaker 1: Well, the camels were booked.
Speaker 3: Why did you have to write scuba dice?
Speaker 4: Did you have to write your vows down on the
Speaker 4: white board or something and hold it up?
Speaker 12: Yeah?
Speaker 9: Yeah, they were all done.
Speaker 13: The celebrate was in the water.
Speaker 3: I was in the water. It was in the water,
Speaker 3: best man? And and were you in were you scuba
Speaker 3: diving or were you like waist deep in the water?
Speaker 1: Was there fishing there?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 3: No, no, we're underwater with sharks.
Speaker 13: I had address there.
Speaker 9: Just had a wedding dress. Everyone, Oh you wore.
Speaker 3: A wedding dress? Move had the hair and makeup? Hold
Speaker 3: up after you got out of the fish take not well?
Speaker 3: And was it just the greatest day of your life.
Speaker 9: Oh yeah, it was fun.
Speaker 3: Was in the middle of the boat show.
Speaker 4: Why was it the boat shop?
Speaker 1: That's where they were sitting up a huge fish tank.
Speaker 3: I guess didn't make it. Everything there was, the big
Speaker 3: fish tank didn't make anything.
Speaker 1: Oh people were casting in it.
Speaker 3: You should try that. It is just got one you
Speaker 3: expect over that story on the weekend.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, Clint.
Speaker 1: It's just gone twenty seven to eight, Big newsday today.
Speaker 1: Machete bands are coming into effect here in Victoria. We'll
Speaker 1: get the latest on that coming up the news and
Speaker 1: then we are probing the pop pood. Morning Melbourne. This
Speaker 1: is nov Well, good morning Melbourne. It is just gone
Speaker 1: seventeen to away tomorrow Smith there, you're on the air
Speaker 1: with Jason Lauren. Clint's here as well. Very special one
Speaker 1: of these.
Speaker 4: Today, Jason Lawrence, tell me what's you know.
Speaker 1: We love the Victorian Police. We catch up with different
Speaker 1: areas of the cops. I went diving with the water Police.
Speaker 1: We normally have cheesy resident friendly cop in today we've
Speaker 1: got his boss come out of Tim Tully's joining us
Speaker 1: on the air.
Speaker 4: Good morning Tim, Good good morning morning Tim. Thanks for
Speaker 4: being here.
Speaker 3: You have a lot of silverware on your shoulders.
Speaker 14: A heavy burden to bear.
Speaker 3: You've got a big job, don't you.
Speaker 14: Looking after Cheesey. Yes he is a good man chee,
Speaker 14: he really is.
Speaker 3: But we're excited to have a big dog in commander.
Speaker 5: It's a big day here in Victoria. We've heard a
Speaker 5: lot about the machete band which comes into place at
Speaker 5: midday in the wake of what was quite distressing scenes
Speaker 5: at Northland at the weekend. A Victoria police ready for
Speaker 5: this machete band.
Speaker 14: Yeah, as ready as we can be. In terms of
Speaker 14: the interim band, So as of midday today there's an
Speaker 14: interim ban on the sale of machetes which is effective
Speaker 14: right across the state. That's a complete band on the
Speaker 14: sale of machetes from midday. As I said, it's certainly
Speaker 14: an interim ban until the permanent legislation is introduced and
Speaker 14: permanent band comes into effect the first.
Speaker 1: What would be the difference then when the permanent band comes.
Speaker 14: In Certainly the legislation comes into effect on the first
Speaker 14: of September. So the interim ban, we hope will choke
Speaker 14: the immediate supply of machetes and hopefully prevent some of
Speaker 14: those getting out onto the street at the moment in
Speaker 14: preparation for the legislation that's introducing them versus September.
Speaker 3: So, as police officers, does this just give you an
Speaker 3: extra thing to do to go around to all those
Speaker 3: stores that are selling them and make sure they're doing
Speaker 3: the right thing and they're not selling them.
Speaker 14: My understanding is that the enforcement in that space we
Speaker 14: have retailers that are selling machetes in defiance of the
Speaker 14: interim ban, that that will be something for the Consumer
Speaker 14: Affairs Task Force to look into. So the enforcement activities
Speaker 14: will be carried out by them, but that certainly will
Speaker 14: not stop the police looking or continuing to target people
Speaker 14: who are carrying machetes.
Speaker 4: So it's not police going door to door. It's going
Speaker 4: to be consumer affairs.
Speaker 14: Victoria, is it absolutely?
Speaker 3: Which is good because you have enough on your plate.
Speaker 3: You don't need to be policing what's happening in retail stoes.
Speaker 14: And that's correct, and certainly we will assist where we can,
Speaker 14: but it's Consumer Affairs Taskles that we listen to that.
Speaker 3: Do you think this is going to make a difference.
Speaker 14: I hope it will make a difference, and certainly, anything
Speaker 14: we can do to choke this supple and stem the
Speaker 14: supply and flow of machetes or large deeds weapons out
Speaker 14: into the street is a step in the right direction.
Speaker 3: Because when we see things like what happened at Northland,
Speaker 3: and you hear stories about it being a fifteen year
Speaker 3: old kid or a sixteen year old kid. Are those
Speaker 3: kids currently allowed to go into a retail store and
Speaker 3: buy a machete?
Speaker 1: Can?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 3: No, So they've got them, They've acquired them illegally anyway,
Speaker 3: Absolutely so is this the right step forward?
Speaker 14: Look, it is a step in the right direction in
Speaker 14: terms of trying to stem the flow. Most certainly we
Speaker 14: look forward to the permanent band that comes into effect
Speaker 14: on the first September and the range of other changes
Speaker 14: to the legislation that will looks as system.
Speaker 3: It's a step in the right direction, exactly.
Speaker 1: It's better than nothing, Tim Commander. This is quite personal
Speaker 1: to me because I was involved in quite a violent
Speaker 1: crime about a year and a half ago. If someone
Speaker 1: lost their life and I can finally talk about it,
Speaker 1: and I'm going to on the show tomorrow, but I've
Speaker 1: been quite frustrated with how long this is taken, and
Speaker 1: I can imagine you guys must be just as frustrated. Look,
Speaker 1: why don't things get turned around quicker.
Speaker 14: Look, it's a good question. I suppose with any issue
Speaker 14: that issues, there are a number of factors and issues
Speaker 14: that need to be considered before we make wholesale changes
Speaker 14: to legislation. It certainly is a welcome change. The legislation
Speaker 14: that comes to effect later this year is a welcome change.
Speaker 14: You know, it can be frustrating, but you know, we
Speaker 14: have to make certain that any changes to legislation that
Speaker 14: are made we're factored in all the different stakeholders and
Speaker 14: all the different permutations, so we don't cause other issues
Speaker 14: as a direct result.
Speaker 4: There is already so much which is driven underground. Are
Speaker 4: you concerned that knives, machetes, violent weapons will be driven
Speaker 4: underground by this.
Speaker 14: Bent Look, it's possible that that will occur. I think
Speaker 14: if you look at the classification of machetes under the
Speaker 14: new legislation, it puts them in the sphere of a
Speaker 14: prohibited way. There are a control weapon at the moment,
Speaker 14: and without getting into the definitions, that's where they will
Speaker 14: end up, certainly with a prohibited weapon. If you do
Speaker 14: not have an exemption, you cannot bring into Victoria, you
Speaker 14: cannot cause to be brought in Victoria. You cannot manufacture,
Speaker 14: you cannot display or sell a prohibitive weapon.
Speaker 1: Well, I was just gonna as when we talk about machetes,
Speaker 1: because we're ining this conversation off the air yesterday, what's
Speaker 1: what's classed as a machete?
Speaker 3: Well, I say, I wouldn't even know what a machete by.
Speaker 1: Hunting knives all that sort of stuff.
Speaker 14: Look, I think a machete will have a definition in
Speaker 14: terms of the length of the blade. Certainly, what we've
Speaker 14: seen what traditionally I think you know, when I was
Speaker 14: growing up, but I was around, machete was at a
Speaker 14: certain size and shape. And what you've seen in recent times,
Speaker 14: they've certainly become you know, very very far removed from
Speaker 14: what we were traditionally called a machete that perhaps could
Speaker 14: be used in some form of employment. Certainly they're gaining
Speaker 14: popularity online sales and the like.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and you know, the the styles of being sold
Speaker 3: online as well.
Speaker 14: I think that's an area that will need to be
Speaker 14: looked at.
Speaker 5: So someone's caught with a machete as of mid day
Speaker 5: to day on the streets, the clearly shouldn't have one.
Speaker 1: What happened?
Speaker 4: What recourse do you have.
Speaker 14: So if someone today is found in possession of a
Speaker 14: machete on the streets, it is still a controlled weapon
Speaker 14: and they must have a reasonable excuse to actually do that.
Speaker 14: So they must carry it in a secure manner that
Speaker 14: is consistent with the lawful excuse. So a lawful excuse
Speaker 14: will be lawful employment. It could be a sport or
Speaker 14: a lawful recreation, or could be a legitimate display or collection.
Speaker 14: It is most certainly not for self defense.
Speaker 3: Can you arrest someone for having someone or do you
Speaker 3: confiscate it if they've got it for the wrong reasons?
Speaker 14: More powers to the police, So certainly there may be
Speaker 14: arrest powers there. Certainly we can confiscate that. Certainly there
Speaker 14: are some search powers, so we need to believe in
Speaker 14: reasonable grounds and possession. There are other powers in terms
Speaker 14: of any search warrants that we may have or if
Speaker 14: it's in a designate an area where we can actually
Speaker 14: search without reasonable.
Speaker 2: This is.
Speaker 5: The first type of it's you know, the first ban
Speaker 5: of its type in Australia, remember the gun amnesty going
Speaker 5: back into the nineties.
Speaker 4: Akin to the to the gun amnesty, I.
Speaker 14: Think it could be in a way, so there's a
Speaker 14: I think if you're going to have an amnesty, then
Speaker 14: what you need to put in place?
Speaker 3: What's an amnesty?
Speaker 4: Sorry, you're basically in the way of the arthurmatic people. Yeah,
Speaker 4: hand and you're exactly handing into the guns that.
Speaker 14: You can do that obviously without committing an offense. So
Speaker 14: to actually do that, you need the infrastructure and the
Speaker 14: processes in place, and you need to be able to
Speaker 14: communicate that through the community so they can actually attend
Speaker 14: a place lawfully carrying it to actually hand it in. Certainly,
Speaker 14: we don't want people, you know, at the moment, walking
Speaker 14: into police stations with machines and things like that.
Speaker 3: We need, you know, we need you made a plan
Speaker 3: and it must be hard for you guys when things
Speaker 3: like this come in so quickly because there's been some
Speaker 3: criticism of the Victorian government. This is a need reaction
Speaker 3: and it's a band aid and it's actually putting the
Speaker 3: police under more pressure.
Speaker 14: Look, I think it's in our nature to pivot in
Speaker 14: terms of the changes that come in as best we
Speaker 14: possibly can. We understand that these things take time. But
Speaker 14: again I think the band today is a step in
Speaker 14: the right.
Speaker 1: Y well, team, you guys are working around the clock
Speaker 1: and I know you spread thin already. Thank you for
Speaker 1: the job you guys do.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you do an amazing job.
Speaker 1: Thank you very much.
Speaker 3: And just quickly, it must be frustrating when I know,
Speaker 3: I mean, I'm outraged that these kids that were allegedly
Speaker 3: in this fighting at Northland were out on bail. You
Speaker 3: guys basketballs to go and arrest them again and then
Speaker 3: they get some of them get released back into the community.
Speaker 3: Do you sometimes just put your hand in the air
Speaker 3: and go, what are we doing this for?
Speaker 14: Look, I think the new bail laws are certainly assisting.
Speaker 14: It's a step in the right direction. Again, it's certainly
Speaker 14: made a difference, and we've seen that.
Speaker 3: So you have seen that it's made a difference resolutely.
Speaker 14: And I appreciate that our members sometimes get frustrated, but
Speaker 14: I think they're very passionate about what they do, absolutainly.
Speaker 1: Otherwise it wouldn't be frustration. Can't we just go back
Speaker 1: to the eighties where you can be like, I've lost
Speaker 1: the keys to the paddy wagon they left to stay
Speaker 1: in there. It doesn't work.
Speaker 14: That doesn't work like that.
Speaker 5: Just very quickly, why are we seeing an explosion in
Speaker 5: these varn attacks at shopping centers. Why do you think
Speaker 5: the gangs are going to public places like this?
Speaker 14: It's a really good question and I wish I knew
Speaker 14: the answer. So certainly, when we have these types of incidents,
Speaker 14: I think it's fair to say that they're not common,
Speaker 14: But when we do have them, quite clearly, they're in
Speaker 14: a public environment and they impact on the community who
Speaker 14: are just going about their their business. It's it's very
Speaker 14: sad to think that, you know, we have rival gangs
Speaker 14: that whatever conflict or whatever issue is there, they think
Speaker 14: it's appropriate to go out to a very public place
Speaker 14: and undertake the behavior that we saw on the weekend.
Speaker 14: I wish I knew the answer. I wish I knew
Speaker 14: the answer to that.
Speaker 4: It's a different world. People feel safe.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's what I was going to say. People are
Speaker 3: scared now to go to shopping sensors, to go to
Speaker 3: these high traffic areas. Is that something Victoria Police are
Speaker 3: looking at having a bigger police presence in these really
Speaker 3: busy spots.
Speaker 14: So I think what you'll see over the next couple
Speaker 14: of days into the next couple of weeks that northlamb
Speaker 14: will have a visible policing presence and reassurance patrols just
Speaker 14: to make sure that that makes people feel absolutely we
Speaker 14: want to feel safe when they go about their normal
Speaker 14: business and day to day activities. I think some of
Speaker 14: the new legislation that will come in in terms of
Speaker 14: designated areas for a longer period of time rather than say,
Speaker 14: for the twelve hours that we've seen, will make a
Speaker 14: difference as well.
Speaker 1: Hey, we really appreciate your time this morning when I
Speaker 1: was busy, commanded Tim Talley joining us on the air.
Speaker 1: Thanks coming in, Tim, Thank you very.
Speaker 14: Much for my pleasure.
Speaker 3: Victorian Police do a great job. We appreciate all of you.
Speaker 3: In frustrating and difficult.
Speaker 4: Jason really straightened up. He was like, I've got a
Speaker 4: call him, commander.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I actually went out and asked him for a hug.
Speaker 4: And what did he say?
Speaker 1: Well, you're not see Taylor and Travis out for a
Speaker 1: little couple romantic dinner I know in a restaurants.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Also they should.
Speaker 1: Looked a little latta vibes.
Speaker 3: They're in a booth.
Speaker 1: They were in a booth.
Speaker 3: I don't like a booth for two.
Speaker 1: It looked like they were putting on a show, on
Speaker 1: a show a booth.
Speaker 3: For twos too much because it looks like you're facing
Speaker 3: out to the restaurant. It's like we're presenting to you
Speaker 3: here we are, look at us on our huge table.
Speaker 1: The other day, my wife and I went for lunch.
Speaker 4: Everyone's looking at you like you're not looking at each other,
Speaker 4: just picturing us in a booth together. Low.
Speaker 3: Oh, you and I could sit in a booth like
Speaker 3: everyone look at us, look at in a.
Speaker 4: Booth regardless when you have to scoot around.
Speaker 1: We're at a table on four and lou Goes will
Speaker 1: come and sit next to me, And I went, what
Speaker 1: like were the idol judging panel? Like you need to
Speaker 1: sit opposite each other?
Speaker 3: What and where did the other two sit?
Speaker 13: Just her and I?
Speaker 4: Where was Marsha and loc?
Speaker 3: But you said on different sides?
Speaker 1: What I went to do? And she said, no, no, no,
Speaker 1: sit next to me. She was like a wreck.
Speaker 4: And what there were?
Speaker 3: What did she want to do?
Speaker 1: I'm looking to my left. How's your meal?
Speaker 3: No, I gotta give you a stick note you need
Speaker 3: to swap halfway through dinner, so the way like a
Speaker 3: rotisserie chicken. No, we did we look like from someone
Speaker 3: She wanted to She didn't want to be seen with you.
Speaker 4: Good for sharing.
Speaker 3: Did she also make you face the wall? Let's just
Speaker 3: sit on the side and face the wall. She did.
Speaker 1: There we go, Let's go to Geelong. Maddie is on
Speaker 1: the lunch, got the kids in the car. Good morning, Maddie,
Speaker 1: good morning.
Speaker 4: How are you?
Speaker 1: We are good school? How's it going? We're at Carls
Speaker 1: at the moment twice some time? Right?
Speaker 7: All right?
Speaker 3: You got three kids ten, six and four? The are
Speaker 3: they all girls?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 4: It's really really busy. I can assure you.
Speaker 3: Oh man, I feel for you when they're teenagers. Absolutely,
Speaker 3: you deserve the cash. Let's not even ask her the question.
Speaker 3: Let's just give her the money.
Speaker 1: We'll tell you what all thanks to a Rising Festival,
Speaker 1: It's returning to Melbourne. Kickstarts June four with mind bending
Speaker 1: art music and performance at Stairs the sole details at
Speaker 1: Rising Dot Melbourne. I'm going to chuck your double pass
Speaker 1: to that straight off the back. But we're about to play,
Speaker 1: and I believe you want to go for five hundred dollars.
Speaker 4: Five hundred dollars.
Speaker 3: Here we go. The rules are simple. You will hear
Speaker 3: a question. You'll hear three two, one countdown. Maddie. You
Speaker 3: need to answer before that timer runs out if you
Speaker 3: are correct, cat cash is yours? Good time?
Speaker 11: Make it an easy one.
Speaker 3: If you don't know, guess that's what I would say. Yeah,
Speaker 3: here we go, spit something out, good luck?
Speaker 1: Five bucks?
Speaker 5: How many astronauts were on the Apollo eleven mission?
Speaker 11: Three?
Speaker 4: Pray three?
Speaker 1: You got?
Speaker 3: It's which one of the kids helped there, Maddie, yeah,
Speaker 3: ten year old space fanatic? Well done, Now, Maddie, if
Speaker 3: what is her name of Olive? If Olive wasn't there,
Speaker 3: what would you have said?
Speaker 8: I would have guessed and maybe said five?
Speaker 1: Getting the money?
Speaker 12: Then?
Speaker 4: Well, can name them?
Speaker 2: Told me that she learned about it at school yesterday, Yes.
Speaker 1: Today, I'll tell you what put her on, so if
Speaker 1: she can name him, if she does, I got to
Speaker 1: turn a fifty lego pack, right.
Speaker 3: Come on, okay, this one's Aaron Aldren, Yeah, buzz Aldrin.
Speaker 3: That's one. Buzz Olden.
Speaker 2: Neil?
Speaker 1: Yeah, and do you remember the third one?
Speaker 3: No one knows the third one.
Speaker 1: It was Neil Michael, known to his friends is Colin Aaron.
Speaker 1: You know what I'll lea well, chuckle lego pack as well?
Speaker 2: Thank you guys.
Speaker 3: Nice? What are the chances she like that at school yesterday?
Speaker 4: Also?
Speaker 3: What are the chances she was listening at school? I
Speaker 3: would have totally zoned out during that.
Speaker 1: Plus building the future, one imaginative Lego set at a time.
Speaker 1: Shout out to Lego.
Speaker 4: We love giving away money, Jason.
Speaker 1: We're doing We do it and we got well and
Speaker 1: we do it a lot, and we're doing it again tomorrow.
Speaker 3: Five thousand dollars your.
Speaker 1: Chance to win five k every day on Nova and
Speaker 1: you're an old phone, just gone twenty past?
Speaker 3: What happened? What happened?
Speaker 1: The professional that is Clint s down away?
Speaker 4: What did you do?
Speaker 1: That was like watching Jaws take a bite out of
Speaker 1: a person. He almost got a whole piece of tos
Speaker 1: in his mouth and then I flipped the mics.
Speaker 3: It out, great class. What's on your toast this morning?
Speaker 4: A bit of butter and vegimart?
Speaker 1: Just a bit. Hey, we're taking the shoulder road. That's
Speaker 1: all right. A little bit of history around our Lauren
Speaker 1: and Clint, these guys used to catch the same high
Speaker 1: school bus.
Speaker 3: Well, we went to different schools, but in the same suburb.
Speaker 3: And there was you're you're much older than me. Thought
Speaker 3: there was.
Speaker 4: Some crossover, there was a bit of cross pollination.
Speaker 3: We're looking at.
Speaker 2: You.
Speaker 3: Guys got the same bus, the glen Iras seven three four.
Speaker 1: No romance ever happened between you.
Speaker 3: We didn't know each other.
Speaker 4: But like, is there a slim chance? Like did you
Speaker 4: ever kiss a girl on the bus?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 1: But like, did you have a kiss a girl.
Speaker 4: On the bus?
Speaker 3: On the bus?
Speaker 5: I admired a lot of my fellow passengers on the bus,
Speaker 5: but I never had the guts to actually go up
Speaker 5: and engage you as I felt. I felt really out
Speaker 5: of my It was out of my depth because I
Speaker 5: was I was the government school kid, and they're all
Speaker 5: school girls, girls, not an inferiority complex. Did you do
Speaker 5: you have a They teased me because I went to
Speaker 5: a public school.
Speaker 3: I teased you did It's such a lie. You're a liar.
Speaker 3: No tell the truth. No one teased you.
Speaker 1: You sound like two kids on a bust.
Speaker 4: Absolutely, the kid from the government school.
Speaker 3: Oh, please get over yourself.
Speaker 4: No one did that, you know, the one not wearinger.
Speaker 4: So did you?
Speaker 3: Well, you had a blazer, you just confessed before you
Speaker 3: only Yeah, I.
Speaker 4: Was school captain, so this is the first captain.
Speaker 3: Look at that square.
Speaker 4: Badgers, that smart kid.
Speaker 3: But you would have liked the Avel girls and then
Speaker 3: the DLA Cel boys caught our bus too. Did you
Speaker 3: the Glamory boys?
Speaker 1: Do you have a bus crush?
Speaker 4: Nah? Really no, I didn't have a bus crush.
Speaker 3: No, because I was on the bus with people like Clint.
Speaker 3: I didn't have a bus crush. But I reckon some
Speaker 3: of the older boys that caught the bus. And my
Speaker 3: brother was two years older than me, and some of
Speaker 3: his mates that would have caught that bus.
Speaker 4: I would a few of his mates.
Speaker 1: None of them were the bus crush.
Speaker 3: Probably I probably I wouldn't have been allowed to go
Speaker 3: near them. I'd like Clint, I would have just looked
Speaker 3: from a far, just made eyes across the bus. I
Speaker 3: was not a kid kick though, with my braces and
Speaker 3: mc curly hair, and like no one even if I
Speaker 3: was making eyes at someone, they were not making eyes back.
Speaker 4: Put it that way.
Speaker 1: Here's the go on Friday, we're taking the show on
Speaker 1: the road. We are going to recreate the bus route
Speaker 1: you guys used to go on, and we're going to
Speaker 1: extend it and go all the way into South Melbourne.
Speaker 3: And start at glow Waveley station and come all the
Speaker 3: way down. And yesterday we were talking about is mocka
Speaker 3: Joe still open, Clint, surely it has to be. People
Speaker 3: were messaging me saying, mocka Joe's is still going and
Speaker 3: guess what what it opens at six? Yeah, we get
Speaker 3: on the bus. Jay will take you to the cafe
Speaker 3: I used to go. I wasn't cool enough. I wasn't
Speaker 3: drinking coffee, but the cafe I used to drink hot chocolate.
Speaker 4: But you felt cool drinking a takeaway coffee cup.
Speaker 5: There's also a lot of celebrities that hail from that region,
Speaker 5: from Glen waver from glen Waverley, including somebody who's about
Speaker 5: to join us on the air. I've tracked him down.
Speaker 5: He's a very hard man to catch.
Speaker 3: He's a proud Glen wave around man. Did he have
Speaker 3: the hots for one of us?
Speaker 1: Three?
Speaker 4: One, five? Oh? It is my colleague at Channel nine,
Speaker 4: our friend Tom Stein.
Speaker 1: Well you're a bus boy.
Speaker 4: No, No, he's just a Glen Waverley boy.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, and get dropped off.
Speaker 3: How did you get to school, Tom?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 6: The bus was aspirational for me. I was going to
Speaker 6: allow that's what the that's what the cool kids did.
Speaker 6: My parents decided that you know, if you're getting the
Speaker 6: bus through Gremovelely station. You're going to be auple to know,
Speaker 6: that's how you want to being with some questionable types.
Speaker 6: So I was banned and I had to ride my
Speaker 6: bike to school.
Speaker 3: Well, you know what, tom on Friday, we're going to
Speaker 3: do the Glenarras seven three four route. Right. Would you
Speaker 3: like to jump on the bus and relive what you
Speaker 3: missed out on back in the day. Do you want
Speaker 3: to come with us for a.
Speaker 1: Bit or would you like to ride a BMX next
Speaker 1: to the bus?
Speaker 4: So busy and importantly.
Speaker 6: Yeah, years later, this could finally be in my dreams
Speaker 6: coming through all those years.
Speaker 3: You don't know what you missed out Now.
Speaker 4: Tommy and I grew up in glen Waverley together. We
Speaker 4: actually went to the same pre school together.
Speaker 3: What preschool did you go to?
Speaker 6: Tom Apple, Tree Hill, kinder On, Shepherds Raid, Missus, Picture Tortoise,
Speaker 6: both God lover Pants together.
Speaker 3: I went to I think it was called tally Ho
Speaker 3: And they would have been like we would have played
Speaker 3: we have played Mars.
Speaker 5: We were just talking there any is there any other
Speaker 5: Glen Waverley alumni? You know, fame for most people. We
Speaker 5: should we should be picking up along the way.
Speaker 6: I remember that the kellaway is in Footy were the
Speaker 6: famous Andrew Callaway that played at Richmond. I remember at
Speaker 6: the time thinking they were just God's here and then
Speaker 6: he isn't the famous actors? Even strowskis from.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I believe.
Speaker 3: So I don't know who that is.
Speaker 6: I'm pretty sure Quint told me that fact.
Speaker 3: Absolutely, there's three of us from glenm Overlely on this
Speaker 3: on this call right now. So g W three, one, five,
Speaker 3: Oh represent, we're going to do us proud, the Glen
Speaker 3: Waverley kids proud.
Speaker 1: Tom. Tom, if you're free on Friday, we'd love you
Speaker 1: to read the You could.
Speaker 6: Stop at Maka Joe's then get do you know it's
Speaker 6: still I used to work at Maka Joe's, which is
Speaker 6: your stuff to work at Joe's, And I went in
Speaker 6: there expecting like to be clapped into the building as
Speaker 6: the former servant of the organization, and you've got absolute doughnuts.
Speaker 3: Oh my, well you awake. You might not have been
Speaker 3: cool enough to catch the bus. But I wanted to
Speaker 3: work at Marca Joe's and I couldn't get a job there,
Speaker 3: so I worked at Gloria Jeans at the Glens.
Speaker 1: Competition Tom all right, Tom Stifford from nine years. We
Speaker 1: will see you on board Friday, Sir.
Speaker 6: Get on your guys, just go on twenty seven past.
Speaker 3: Day, Kid's good. Two news readers sign for it. Channel
Speaker 3: nine news anchor.
Speaker 2: Is that?
Speaker 8: What is?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 1: And you and me? What are you again?
Speaker 4: Shit? I do funny stunts today?
Speaker 3: Hey, you're the s Are you the sports anchor?
Speaker 1: On Sunday thirteen, twenty fourteen is our number?
Speaker 3: Was Tony Jones from Glemo Overly.
Speaker 1: Before we hit the road on Friday. I want to
Speaker 1: talk bus crushes. Did you have one growing up? Or
Speaker 1: maybe you get the bus now and you've got one.
Speaker 3: Maybe you'd like to go on a date on our bus?
Speaker 3: Ask someone out on a date on the bus on
Speaker 3: Friday morning.
Speaker 1: We'll get ahead of ourselves. Thirteen and twenty four ten.
Speaker 1: We're talking bus crushes. If you've got one, call, We
Speaker 1: are recreating your high school bus route on Friday.
Speaker 3: So we're doing Glenn. We're starting glomoverally, going to glen Iris,
Speaker 3: but then we're going to continue past the seven three
Speaker 3: four route into the city.
Speaker 1: We're going to put the map of the bus route
Speaker 1: on our socials.
Speaker 3: Jason Lauren we'd be to join us if you want
Speaker 3: to jump on our note of bus Yeah.
Speaker 1: Hit us back on socials if you want to jump
Speaker 1: on board. But we are talking bus crushes. Did you
Speaker 1: have one growing up? Did you act on it? Or
Speaker 1: do you have one now?
Speaker 4: Chantelle?
Speaker 2: Good morning, Good morning everyone?
Speaker 4: How are we Did you have one? Did you have
Speaker 4: a bus crush?
Speaker 2: I sure did, and he actually turned into my husband.
Speaker 3: Oh what year are we looking at?
Speaker 2: Roughly around two thousand and five.
Speaker 3: Okay, what bus route were you on? Was it a school?
Speaker 2: It was a bus route four forty in Wyndham Vale
Speaker 2: that is no longer in existence, which we were a
Speaker 2: little bit shattered about. But please yeah, and we went
Speaker 2: to different schools as well.
Speaker 1: Please tell me the wedding was on a bus.
Speaker 13: No it wasn't.
Speaker 3: Well, thank goodness for that. How how long did it
Speaker 3: take you to build up the courage to talk to him?
Speaker 2: It took about six months. And then he was a
Speaker 2: year older than me and he was just too cool
Speaker 2: for me, you know. And then yeah, we reconnected in
Speaker 2: twenty eleven.
Speaker 3: Oh so it was years later.
Speaker 4: I laugh that.
Speaker 3: But the world's so much smaller now. You can just
Speaker 3: hit someone up on Facebook back years and years ago,
Speaker 3: if you saw someone that might be the only time
Speaker 3: you ever saw you might never see them again.
Speaker 1: And I remember building up the courage from my bus
Speaker 1: crush that it'd be like, this is the trip, this
Speaker 1: is the trip. I'm going to say something. Did you
Speaker 1: know I'd get on and like her friend had sit
Speaker 1: next to.
Speaker 3: Him, totally blocked. That was.
Speaker 4: You knew five years she put someone in between.
Speaker 1: Jenny, you got to sit next to me. He's getting
Speaker 1: on at the next stop.
Speaker 3: Quick build a barricade, Jenny's next weekend. What was their name?
Speaker 4: Did you buddy?
Speaker 3: High school? You remember everyone by their full name?
Speaker 1: Belinda Fras.
Speaker 3: Wow, I remember you met a friend of mine from
Speaker 3: school the other day, Belinda Danks. She's married now she
Speaker 3: got she's got a married name, but she's still Belinda.
Speaker 4: Danks to me. I'll always be Belinda Fraser to me,
Speaker 4: that's funny.
Speaker 1: Do you think about her offer? Then? I believe so.
Speaker 3: Social media in stock you know, believe you've done a
Speaker 3: social snoop.
Speaker 1: A couple of kids.
Speaker 3: Oh what of their names? What do they look like?
Speaker 3: Little go to Caitlyn in Geelong. Do you have a
Speaker 3: bus bus crush or did you have one.
Speaker 2: I definitely did.
Speaker 8: As a teenager, I had the hugest crush on my
Speaker 8: school bus driver.
Speaker 1: We've had.
Speaker 4: What is it about the drivers, Caitlin, I don't know.
Speaker 2: I mean I definitely wouldn't be doing that these days. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: I thought so.
Speaker 4: I look at him now and I'd probably.
Speaker 3: Say no, Yeah, that's funny, the crush on the driver.
Speaker 4: But it happens on like kentikis and all the rest
Speaker 4: of it too.
Speaker 1: I don't want him.
Speaker 4: I drive a Contus and a few notches in the
Speaker 4: belt really drove it all? Did he really?
Speaker 12: Oh?
Speaker 4: Yeah? The wheels on the busket.
Speaker 1: Go round and round in the UK good cleaned up. Yeah,
Speaker 1: he described it as took him from a four to seven.
Speaker 1: How convenience is what he put it down to, all
Speaker 1: staying together.
Speaker 3: Is he still driving Kentucky to a bus?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 3: No, all right, let's go to take Belinda Fraser on
Speaker 3: the Kentucky to her You.
Speaker 1: Leave her out of it. I never see that name
Speaker 1: come out. Would have been year ten.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, did Belinda Fraser hookup with your friend who's
Speaker 4: the bus driving?
Speaker 3: Did any of your friends go near blind Fraser?
Speaker 1: Not my direct friend.
Speaker 3: We should do it where are they now?
Speaker 4: Absolutely red? This is your life.
Speaker 3: Belinda Fraser should be like, why am I on the bus?
Speaker 4: I avoided you all those years and should be should
Speaker 4: be bringing her friend Jenny.
Speaker 1: You've got to come and sit next to human.
Speaker 4: He's back.
Speaker 1: Time for the box?
Speaker 4: Where are you?
Speaker 3: Belinda Fraser?
Speaker 9: Call us?
Speaker 3: Did you live in Melbourne and you avoided Chase for
Speaker 3: our school?
Speaker 1: Lay very out of it?
Speaker 4: Hello?
Speaker 3: Jack, you don't want to start you down in your
Speaker 3: adult life? Sorry Jack? Okay? Jack?
Speaker 4: Jack?
Speaker 2: Jack?
Speaker 1: Jack?
Speaker 3: Jack Jackie tell us?
Speaker 1: Oh no, Jack, you want help?
Speaker 4: What do you mean?
Speaker 13: I want help? I had a bus crush in primary
Speaker 13: school with a girl called Aaron the after school bus,
Speaker 13: so she would specifically hop onto the bus to come
Speaker 13: to my school to then go to the.
Speaker 3: Other school, Clark, What school did she go to? Aaron?
Speaker 13: I don't know what school she went to?
Speaker 3: The bus was it?
Speaker 8: So?
Speaker 13: I was from Mountain Lives North Primary School and we
Speaker 13: went to after school career at.
Speaker 3: Comyn Mountain Liza Primary School Yet North Primary?
Speaker 1: Jack, you're telling me tabs on her? You don't you
Speaker 1: don't know where?
Speaker 13: Like, no, I don't know what her last name is?
Speaker 4: Do you know what? Jack?
Speaker 5: Lucky if you Lauren Phillips is one of the great
Speaker 5: jacked diver, A good a good stork on the social shack.
Speaker 3: I'm trying to find the phrase I do you want
Speaker 3: us to try and find do you actually want us
Speaker 3: to try and find erin for you?
Speaker 4: What year?
Speaker 3: What year are we talking?
Speaker 13: I can't remember exact you, but I reckon it was
Speaker 13: probably between nineteen ninety eight and two southe and what
Speaker 13: bus the after school bus to tongue On Primary School.
Speaker 3: From Mount Eliza North not South North Primary school erin.
Speaker 4: What did she look like? Anyone knows?
Speaker 1: And aaron that would have possibly caught that bus, But
Speaker 1: let's get a quick description.
Speaker 13: I don't know. She was just a nice, cute girl
Speaker 13: who likes blonde hair, brown hair color. I think I
Speaker 13: think blonde hair and like, yeah, she's like look at me.
Speaker 13: When I was like standing at the she would look
Speaker 13: at you next to each tell her.
Speaker 3: On the bus you're your single ime assuming yeah, why
Speaker 3: you assume that answer that quickly? I just don't want
Speaker 3: to be ruled marriage at eight forty three in the morning.
Speaker 4: But I'm looking for.
Speaker 13: Is like if I had a crush on that.
Speaker 3: She might maybe you never know she might be single,
Speaker 3: single as a pringle jack. All right, Aaron, if you
Speaker 3: are now, I'm not. I don't want to ruin your marriage, Jase,
Speaker 3: because if we find Belinda Phraser, she's not going to
Speaker 3: be interested in you. She's just gonna want to say,
Speaker 3: oh you again.
Speaker 4: Good morning Belinda Fraser.
Speaker 1: You don't have her good morning?
Speaker 3: You know here? Actually are you.
Speaker 4: Like the Belinda Fraser?
Speaker 2: The Blinda Fraser?
Speaker 1: What's hang on? What's what school did we go to? Belinda?
Speaker 7: The school that you went to?
Speaker 4: Sry?
Speaker 3: No, try you're oh my god, you almost sad me.
Speaker 1: I started sitting up in my state.
Speaker 3: He took his pink sweater off. He wanted to look
Speaker 3: good for the video.
Speaker 1: Whoever you are, don't ring here again?
Speaker 3: If you know you can ring anytime. Also, well that's
Speaker 3: funny if you do.
Speaker 1: No, it doesn't anyway. And good luck to her. Has
Speaker 1: a lovely Life's got six stet Well, good morning Melbourne.
Speaker 1: It is just gone to nine. It has been a
Speaker 1: fun show.
Speaker 3: And on Friday we're going on the Glenarra seven three
Speaker 3: for all bus, which is the old bus Clinton I
Speaker 3: used to catch to school. We had Tom Steinfort who
Speaker 3: reads Channel nine News from the air with us before
Speaker 3: because he also is from Glenary.
Speaker 4: We went to kinder together.
Speaker 3: We've since found out Hamish Blake also went to primary school.
Speaker 3: He's a three one five.
Speaker 1: O boy indeed rob Mills Mills.
Speaker 3: But similar, same area, and we'll take it. It's a
Speaker 3: bit like when someone lives in New Zealand and we say, oh,
Speaker 3: they're astray.
Speaker 1: Yeah, gotcha, he's.
Speaker 4: There, don't We have a little bit of Hollywood.
Speaker 3: Elizabeth Becky is from Glenwaverley.
Speaker 4: She went to my high school.
Speaker 3: Elizabeth Becky played Princess Diana in The Crown. She's amazing,
Speaker 3: She's a million films. We must get her on the
Speaker 3: She might be busy, but surely we could call her
Speaker 3: agent and say, hey, Elizabeth, we are doing a three
Speaker 3: one five oh represent shop that.
Speaker 4: She would have done drama at Glenn Wavely High.
Speaker 3: Well, I was drama captain at Wesley Glen Waverley. We
Speaker 3: could have been busy for you.
Speaker 1: Got to bring it in tomorrow school uniforms.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that was mum's fault.
Speaker 3: I'm an adult, but it was still my mom's fault.
Speaker 3: She's going to drop it to my house and if
Speaker 3: you don't.
Speaker 4: Bring it in tomorrow. We're going to send a car
Speaker 4: for Liz to bring it in.
Speaker 3: Well, she's going to wear it.
Speaker 1: I'm not asking him. I'm not asking your mom to
Speaker 1: come in in the school uniforms. Liz, if you're listening,
Speaker 1: you're not doing anything tomorrow. Just come in door to
Speaker 1: school uniform.
Speaker 4: Chase.
Speaker 3: You don't want to do that, but to shelf at
Speaker 3: least if you want to turn up in your shelf.
Speaker 3: You know what, if you want that, want to come
Speaker 3: on our bus school uniforms. If you used to catch
Speaker 3: the bus and actually knock yourself out, come on, jump
Speaker 3: on in your school and we'll talk about you. And
Speaker 3: we're going to go from Gleno Waverley to Glenars, which
Speaker 3: is what the bus route did, and then we're going
Speaker 3: to keep going into the city and into South Mamtain.
Speaker 3: We'll drop you to work. Maybe maybe not, Uh, James,
Speaker 3: what are we supposed to actually?
Speaker 4: Dreams would come true?
Speaker 3: But Elizabeth Becky, if you are out there and you
Speaker 3: want to come on the bus, you could come in character.
Speaker 1: You know how you're just asking this princess.
Speaker 3: She could come.
Speaker 4: God die die.
Speaker 1: Everyone's got to stand for dive.
Speaker 3: If she gets Princess, and I thought Elizabeth Becky in
Speaker 3: that role of Princess Iron on the bus was amazing.
Speaker 4: Thank you, Princess Buss.
Speaker 3: Princess didn't catch the fuss. I meant in that role
Speaker 3: of Princess Diana in the Crown, she was amazing, very strong. Yeah,
Speaker 3: have you seen it?
Speaker 4: I don't care about the Crown.
Speaker 3: It's like the highest fighting Netflix show of all time.
Speaker 1: It was great.
Speaker 5: I saw a clip on the she didn't catch They
Speaker 5: producers couincid Elizabeth de Becky's agent.
Speaker 3: I already asked, I already asked. If you're from Glen Waverley,
Speaker 3: you are proud of that, asked her. If she went
Speaker 3: to Mocka Joe's Milk, she would have would have probably.
Speaker 4: Station Lauren. Lauren wake up feeling good.
Speaker 3: Follow them on the socials.