Speaker 1: We got get you the way morning every day, Adelaides.
Speaker 2: Can I very quickly tell you a little anecdote that
Speaker 2: I heard the other day from a friend. Okay, So,
Speaker 2: off she went to Japan, which everyone seems to be
Speaker 2: going to Japan at the moment, seems to be the
Speaker 2: place to holiday.
Speaker 1: How's that a thing?
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I've never been to the Japan, to the Japan, to
Speaker 1: the Japan. That shows you how cultured I am. You
Speaker 1: must do it, though I'd love to do it.
Speaker 2: Boo, wouldn't it be cool to take the family. There's
Speaker 2: not your family at the moment. You can barely leave
Speaker 2: the house.
Speaker 1: Really put down that sort.
Speaker 2: So anyway, Off she went to Japan on holiday, and
Speaker 2: she took her sister, who was thirteen years old along
Speaker 2: to dinner. And they went to this place where they
Speaker 2: serve wagoo beef. Wagoo beef, your fanciest beef on the planet.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 1: This may shock you, Joe's, but wago beef has never
Speaker 1: entered my mouth.
Speaker 2: No, I'm so sure I'd like it too, though, yeah,
Speaker 2: at some point. So anyway, they do this thing where
Speaker 2: they put the wago beef in like a soup and
Speaker 2: away you go.
Speaker 3: So she had a look at it.
Speaker 2: She calculated Australian dollars to yen and she was like, okay,
Speaker 2: that's like fifty bucks a bowl.
Speaker 3: So she's like, I'll have three.
Speaker 1: Bowls, which is expensive in itself by the one.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well one hundred and fifty dollars for three bowls
Speaker 2: of wago And so that was that, and then they
Speaker 2: brought out the bill and she's like, you've put too
Speaker 2: many zeros on this bill, and they're like, absolutely not.
Speaker 1: It was.
Speaker 3: One thousand and five hundred dollars.
Speaker 1: There's that moment where your your stomach sinkings. I mean,
Speaker 1: your stomach is full of delicious wago beef, but it's
Speaker 1: still seems and you're like, what do I do? I run?
Speaker 1: Am I going to do a running.
Speaker 2: One thousand, five hundred dollars or three plates of wago beef?
Speaker 3: Can you believe that?
Speaker 1: I feel sick?
Speaker 3: Been telling that story?
Speaker 1: That's awful, That is scary. Yeah.
Speaker 2: So the moral of the stories make sure you know
Speaker 2: effectively how to convert from Australian dollars to again.
Speaker 1: Cheese conversion rates can really get you. The big one
Speaker 1: as well is American dolls. Oh you looking like that's affordable. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's not Australian dollars.
Speaker 2: I know, because it always looks cheaper in American dollars
Speaker 2: and you're like, yeah, that's so fun, and then you
Speaker 2: usee the US and you.
Speaker 1: Go, oh, come on, I'm going to work.
Speaker 2: We want to know on thirteen twenty fourteen, when did
Speaker 2: the conversion rate get you? This is a bit of
Speaker 2: a female online shopping thing, hazy because quite often you'll
Speaker 2: see things in US dollars and you go, oh my god,
Speaker 2: they're so cheap. There's always cheaper than Australian dollars, and
Speaker 2: then you work out, oh no, oh, please get involved
Speaker 2: in the conversation this morning.
Speaker 3: We want to hear those horror stories.
Speaker 1: Conversion rate, Yes, we'd love to hear from it. Also,
Speaker 1: you get yourself on air, you're automatically go on the
Speaker 1: standby list to score this that rageous Temple Day Star
Speaker 1: Day spa rather package for Mother's Day. This thing is
Speaker 1: valued at nearly eight hundred bucks strads.
Speaker 3: It's insane. It's an all day pampering package.
Speaker 1: Good. Oh that is ridiculous. We will draw that tomorrow,
Speaker 1: thirteen twenty four to ten. When did you miscalculate. When
Speaker 1: did the conversion rate? Absolutely? You know what you.
Speaker 2: Yeah to make it from Mono Para West. What happened
Speaker 2: to maka.
Speaker 4: Hi?
Speaker 5: I had a few wines and my little sister came
Speaker 5: up to me and really wanted a pair of air Forces.
Speaker 6: I don't know what I ordered.
Speaker 5: I don't know where I ordered them from. But when
Speaker 5: I ordered them, they took like two months to come
Speaker 5: and they were like over six hundred dollars.
Speaker 1: Jeez, So they were genuine though, good.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they were.
Speaker 5: We were contact, We're trying to contact. It was so
Speaker 5: COVID as well, so we were trying to contact all
Speaker 5: these different companies because I got so many emails and
Speaker 5: I don't know what happened and she got me good wow.
Speaker 1: Do you know the other thing as well? A cut
Speaker 1: of drinks and then jumping online shopping is so even
Speaker 1: I am a victim to that. Remember that time I
Speaker 1: turned off. I revealed that I'd spent surrounded by some
Speaker 1: mad Hueyes T shirts and they came in my wife's
Speaker 1: like what are you doing in twenty one?
Speaker 3: Thank you so much for their call to make it.
Speaker 2: It always starts with I had a couple of wines
Speaker 2: and jumped on the internet.
Speaker 1: That's when the conversion might will really get you.
Speaker 2: A girlfriend of mine who I SA were last night
Speaker 2: went to order a pair of shoes for those adda das.
Speaker 3: What are the really cool ones.
Speaker 2: I can't remember what type they are, but they're like
Speaker 2: addedas sneakers. And she went to order them for her
Speaker 2: fifteen year old for her birthday and they rocked up.
Speaker 2: She ordered size four and the sizing thing at it,
Speaker 2: it was that big.
Speaker 1: It was like a toddler shirt, like a nice little
Speaker 1: novel t shirt.
Speaker 2: Let's go to Sophia from Parallewi. Oh my gosh, you
Speaker 2: had yen problems too, Yeah.
Speaker 7: I did. Hey guys, how are you going good?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 7: So we'd already done a week in US Korea, so
Speaker 7: I thought, I've got this down pattern. You know, I
Speaker 7: don't need my phone to check out the conversion anymore.
Speaker 7: So we were like, I'll start, We're all starting. So
Speaker 7: I said, oh, look, there's this place here. There's like
Speaker 7: nobody there. I said, let's just go there and eat there.
Speaker 7: And I went and grabbed the menu and everything had
Speaker 7: a look checked it with the hobby. I said, grab,
Speaker 7: this looks right right, it's like twenty something dollars a steak, right,
Speaker 7: we just have to have one inch, that's it, right,
Speaker 7: And he's like yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. So we went down,
Speaker 7: we had our steak. Well, we ordered, so we ordered
Speaker 7: one each and I ordered the smaller version, which was
Speaker 7: about twenty bucks, and Hubby had the bigger one eighty gram,
Speaker 7: which was twenty five dollars or something like that. That's
Speaker 7: what I thought, ye, And then they brought out a
Speaker 7: medallion and they started asking us if we wanted to
Speaker 7: take photos, and they said, oh, this is cool, this
Speaker 7: is a bit scan this place. So we took photos
Speaker 7: and everything ate and then I went to pay, and
Speaker 7: I didn't take notice of how much it was. I
Speaker 7: just put it on the credit card, went went back
Speaker 7: to the hotel and took the wrist feed out of
Speaker 7: my pocket and I had a look and said, eighty
Speaker 7: nine thousand and five hundreds. I'm thinking, I said that
Speaker 7: colma looks like it's in the wrong place. I said, like,
Speaker 7: why did it look like it's in the wrong place?
Speaker 7: Got out my touch later and then worked it out
Speaker 7: ended up being like nine hundred and seventy dollars.
Speaker 1: In Oh my god, and that rageous dinner. That's not
Speaker 1: a good casual dinner, I know.
Speaker 8: And it was.
Speaker 7: And it was a two and a four year old
Speaker 7: that was eating Wagoo Bee.
Speaker 1: You could have fed them three dollar chicken nuggets.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, I know.
Speaker 7: I bought them one each because that was each person
Speaker 7: had to buy one steak eat.
Speaker 3: Oh, Sophia, I'm so sorry.
Speaker 2: At least it's not just one person falling in the
Speaker 2: wagoo trap.
Speaker 3: Let's go to Sarah from Darlington. When did the conversion
Speaker 3: rate get you? Sarah?
Speaker 9: Oh, look, we went into a really nice place over
Speaker 9: in Bali to eat underwater restaurant. Amazing, We're think and yeah, perfect.
Speaker 9: That's when you know, you know, you pay a little
Speaker 9: bit more so the experience as well. Little do we know.
Speaker 9: We didn't really look at the drinks menu because you're
Speaker 9: so used to bin tangs that they come around with
Speaker 9: a cart. Hey you want some champagne, you want some gin.
Speaker 9: We were like, champagne went in Bali, you know, yeah, yeah, no,
Speaker 9: don't do that, don't do that. It's all important. It
Speaker 9: was two hundred and fiftyers of glass. We had four
Speaker 9: of them, without knowing for the wine that it did
Speaker 9: our meal some box and.
Speaker 1: Four glasses of champagne.
Speaker 3: Did you feel ill?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 9: I kind of started giggling hysterically, which I knew indicated
Speaker 9: straight away. But something You're not quite right about what
Speaker 9: was going on. But hey, it is what it is.
Speaker 9: Don't know a wine in Balley stick to the bin
Speaker 9: tang wine.
Speaker 1: Good.
Speaker 2: It's actually cheaper to do, you know, gin and vodka
Speaker 2: and all the spirits in Bali than it is stiff
Speaker 2: by wine.
Speaker 3: Yeah, because it's because they don't make it over there.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was just great advice. Stick the bean tangs.
Speaker 3: Yeah, hrah. Should we go to Michelle? Yes, we've got time.
Speaker 1: Michelle.
Speaker 3: Hello, Hi, how are you hi?
Speaker 8: Hi?
Speaker 3: When did the conversion might get you?
Speaker 1: Michelle?
Speaker 6: I was doing my online food shopping, yeah, and needed
Speaker 6: four tries sausages recipe?
Speaker 4: Yeah, so for four in yeah, four zero c Yeah,
Speaker 4: that's four kilos.
Speaker 6: So I had sat to drop up at my door
Speaker 6: and it was like forty dollars.
Speaker 1: Oh that's.
Speaker 2: Like this family loves a bit of Next minute, Michelle
Speaker 2: was like googling Cheriso recipes.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Cherisa for the next eight weeks.
Speaker 1: What about when you when you eat theresas where you
Speaker 1: get those burps? Were like, and they're they're horrible. Four
Speaker 1: kilo's worth. Oh my very goodness.
Speaker 3: That is making me feel sick watching you do that.
Speaker 1: Stay away from Michelle's family.
Speaker 3: Process meat, get your intestines.
Speaker 1: Can we talk food, Yes, absolutely.
Speaker 2: More specifically Tasting Australia, which is on at the moment.
Speaker 3: It's in Town Square. It's so cool.
Speaker 2: Actually it's not an event, yeah, so through it. It's
Speaker 2: on until Sunday and it's so much fun. It's free
Speaker 2: and it's just a nice little festival that you can
Speaker 2: go along to. And I went to an event last
Speaker 2: night at sky City and it's called a Culinary Excursion. Okay,
Speaker 2: you were very jealous about me going to this because
Speaker 2: basically you go to the four different sort of restaurants
Speaker 2: in Sky City and they gave you like a little
Speaker 2: tasting sample in each. The only problem with was we
Speaker 2: went to Madame Hanoi first and you had your little
Speaker 2: beautiful fancy starters which I would have made, you know
Speaker 2: at home, beetle leaf, green mango, tamarind and tom car
Speaker 2: coconut sort of number.
Speaker 3: I would have done that at home.
Speaker 1: In our house. We're getting sick of that because we
Speaker 1: ate it so much.
Speaker 2: What about the muse Wagoo Skewa with miso corn mashed
Speaker 2: pickled chilots and chili rock sugar.
Speaker 1: Me so confused with that many, So we had.
Speaker 2: That and then we went to the kitchen as well
Speaker 2: and had some more little tasting things. And the third
Speaker 2: one was itl which is the Italian. So we've already
Speaker 2: had two different restaurants. And then they come out with
Speaker 2: these huge pizzas and big bowl of nookie and also
Speaker 2: ravioli pasta.
Speaker 1: She's filled your boots in you.
Speaker 2: I rolled all the way out of Sky City home
Speaker 2: like a little piggy down.
Speaker 1: North Joe's carved up. Must be doing a marathon today.
Speaker 3: But it's so fun.
Speaker 2: And then you finish up on Sole rooftop and they
Speaker 2: bring out whiskey sours and chocolate and everything.
Speaker 3: It was absolutely unbelievable.
Speaker 2: But you can actually do that all year round, so
Speaker 2: that's not just a tasting Australia thing, so you can go.
Speaker 2: It was a little known thing that I didn't know
Speaker 2: about and did it last night.
Speaker 3: Was really cool.
Speaker 1: That's really nice. It's just another event in South Australia.
Speaker 1: You go, We're really proud of that. Oh, really cool
Speaker 1: and it is quite fancy.
Speaker 2: That was super super fancy, like that was sort of
Speaker 2: out of my realm of culinary experiences. But I highly
Speaker 2: recommend doing it, and I highly recommend getting around tasting
Speaker 2: Australia this week.
Speaker 1: And if you got nothing to do, do you know
Speaker 1: the best thing as well is it schmucks my like
Speaker 1: make and turn up and not feel super awkward because
Speaker 1: I feel like when you go to a super fancy
Speaker 1: restaurant and you're like, oh gosh, I just want to parme.
Speaker 1: You can't get that, can you? If you go tasting Australia,
Speaker 1: whereas there's so many people sampling foods like that you've
Speaker 1: never probably eaten before.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you can absolutely tasting Australia. You can get whatever
Speaker 2: you want, and you can do like little cooking classes
Speaker 2: and cocktail classes as well, like work out how to
Speaker 2: make cocktails by yourself and everything.
Speaker 1: And they forgive you as well when they're like, well,
Speaker 1: don't don't eat, don't eat that, that's a serviette, yeah
Speaker 1: damn it. Yeah.
Speaker 2: And also you walk in with a Guava Voga cruzer
Speaker 2: and they're like, mate, would you.
Speaker 1: Like a glass with that? Sir? Please vacate the premises corning.
Speaker 6: The following segment is the mature audiences only and may
Speaker 6: contain how to content, graphic language, and nudity.
Speaker 3: Nothing you'll see it is easily offended.
Speaker 1: Well, you're about to find out just how easily your father.
Speaker 1: He's on the money.
Speaker 2: Jody and Hazes, naught is six nothing speaking of big Salamis.
Speaker 2: Go for it.
Speaker 1: Thank you so much, appreciate that's a compliment, right, very good.
Speaker 1: Clearly you know nothing what's going on underneath? Anyway, let's
Speaker 1: move on ninety six forty. Sometimes an article pops up
Speaker 1: which can be very very helpful for loving parents, and
Speaker 1: this is it. If your kid catches you having sex,
Speaker 1: he's how to handle it, according to the experts to tell. Finally, finally,
Speaker 1: some wholesome advice coming from Jody and Hazy on over
Speaker 1: nine one nine. So, being caught having sex by a
Speaker 1: child is a common parental experience. So try to remain
Speaker 1: calm and don't pan that it's ridiculous.
Speaker 2: It's ridiculous if you are naked having sex with your
Speaker 2: husband and the kids walk in, as if you're not
Speaker 2: going to panic.
Speaker 1: It's the most frantic situation that you'll ever find yourself in.
Speaker 1: Avoid reacting with shame, fear, or implying the child did
Speaker 1: something wrong, as this can create negative associations with sex
Speaker 1: for them. That's makes sense. Prioritize checking on your child's
Speaker 1: well being first, to buy yourself some time and regain composure.
Speaker 3: And adjust whatever needs to be adjusted.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, escort your child out calmly, adjusting your
Speaker 1: approach based on their age, gently guiding toddlers asking older
Speaker 1: children to wait outside, and for old children use age
Speaker 1: appropriate and honest language to explain that they walked in
Speaker 1: on time, between loving adults, emphasizing the need for privacy
Speaker 1: and knocking.
Speaker 3: It does depend on the age, doesn't it.
Speaker 2: Because your five year old, our five year old, you
Speaker 2: could sort of talk your way out of it.
Speaker 3: But the thirteen year old.
Speaker 1: And also the situation. It's very situation based. So the
Speaker 1: photo that they've used for this particular article is his
Speaker 1: stock standard missionary white sheets, Mum and dad underneath there.
Speaker 1: That's very very wholesome, isn't it. What if the thirteen
Speaker 1: year old comes in and says, what, why is dad
Speaker 1: tied up? And why is he wearing a mask that's
Speaker 1: made out of leather? I don't get it good? Luck.
Speaker 1: Explain you way out of that one.
Speaker 3: Folks, that's not going to happen in our house.
Speaker 2: But this happened to us once where one of the
Speaker 2: younger ones walked in and Dad explained it away by saying, oh,
Speaker 2: daddy's just looking for his sock.
Speaker 1: What about when your kid went to school? So I
Speaker 1: walked in last night I had to tell something. Mum
Speaker 1: and dad and they were playing leap frog, and it
Speaker 1: must have been Daddy's turn. And he's not very good
Speaker 1: at jumping, so he was trying to jump over Mum,
Speaker 1: but he couldn't. He couldn't make it. But my dad
Speaker 1: never gives up, so he kept on trying, and he
Speaker 1: kept on trying, and he kept on trying. Again, good
Speaker 1: on your dad, Jose. Let's talk about friendships. A very
Speaker 1: very interesting statistic has just stumbled across my death. You're ready, Yes,
Speaker 1: ninety one percent of people are no longer best friends
Speaker 1: with someone that they once were. Ninety one percent.
Speaker 2: Say that again, real slowly so, ninety one percent of
Speaker 2: people who were best friends with someone are no longer
Speaker 2: friends with them.
Speaker 1: The nonger friends they've fallen out for different reasons. Okay,
Speaker 1: is that surprising? Not really. So they've attributed the study
Speaker 1: to natural life changes like moving, career changes, personal growth,
Speaker 1: and they suggest that the loss of these friendships doesn't
Speaker 1: necessarily reflect negatively, but rather than natural evolution of relationships
Speaker 1: over time. This reframes the narrative from one of a
Speaker 1: failure or abandonment to one of natural agression. So human,
Speaker 1: it's just a vole.
Speaker 3: I call bs on that.
Speaker 2: Okay, a lot of friendships bust up because of failure
Speaker 2: to be good to one another or abandonment.
Speaker 1: Have you been in that situation?
Speaker 3: Absolutely?
Speaker 2: Yeah, one hundred percent. One of my bridesmaids I no
Speaker 2: longer speak to. So we had a we had a
Speaker 2: massive falling out. And you know, it's actually it's almost
Speaker 2: like a marriage breakup when you bust up with an
Speaker 2: adult best friend.
Speaker 1: Stressful.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's awful. It's awful.
Speaker 2: It's one of the most horrible things I've ever been
Speaker 2: through in my life.
Speaker 1: It's funny with you, you sort of because I'm thirty
Speaker 1: nine now and you start to look back and then
Speaker 1: you realize probably for blokes as well. I think bokes
Speaker 1: just stripped off in different directions. Yeah, but also blokes
Speaker 1: are good at sort of picking out relationships where you're
Speaker 1: left off. But now that I think the similar situation
Speaker 1: with a groomsman as well, But yeah, that's that's it does.
Speaker 1: Actually it hurts, but then you don't think about it
Speaker 1: as much wide arm because I've got bigger priorities now
Speaker 1: and that's my wife and kids.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I think.
Speaker 2: I think when your attention turns to your family and
Speaker 2: that's your absolute one hundred percent in life, your focus
Speaker 2: and all your attention goes there, then it becomes a
Speaker 2: lot less painful because I think once you've got your
Speaker 2: family intact, then really that's all that matters. But yeah,
Speaker 2: I do like a bust up of a friendship to
Speaker 2: a marriage breakup.
Speaker 3: It's it's horrendously painful.
Speaker 1: When do you think you had the most friends? When
Speaker 1: did you think you were you're most socially connected?
Speaker 2: I think maybe in high school, but I did think
Speaker 2: I had that in adulthood as well, and that all
Speaker 2: fell apart and it was Yeah, as I said, it
Speaker 2: was horrific.
Speaker 3: I hated it. It's still like when I think of it,
Speaker 3: I get.
Speaker 2: That, oh, that all went pair of shaped, but also
Speaker 2: it goes pear shaped for a reason because I don't
Speaker 2: think those people are necessarily supposed to be in your
Speaker 2: life anymore.
Speaker 3: If that's what happens.
Speaker 1: What do I say, if you can, if you've got
Speaker 1: multiple true friends, like more than one or even one,
Speaker 1: lucky and I picularly.
Speaker 2: Older age, Yeah, I think that dissipates over time too.
Speaker 2: Like that, what's you're saying? If you can count your
Speaker 2: closest friends on one hand, then you're very, very lucky.
Speaker 2: Whereas and I think you try and instill that in
Speaker 2: your kids as well. It's not the size of your circle,
Speaker 2: it's the quality of the circle. So I think that's
Speaker 2: a real But what's that there's you know, you have
Speaker 2: friendships for a reason, a season or a lifetime, and
Speaker 2: some people drift into your life for a reason and
Speaker 2: they drift out again, and that's okay. But some people,
Speaker 2: your people, you know, they stay with you forever.
Speaker 8: Do you know?
Speaker 1: I realized that when I was twenty five. That's when
Speaker 1: I felt most connected. But what I actually had was
Speaker 1: just a bunch of drinking buddies, dead set, dead set.
Speaker 1: When I stopped going out so much and settle down,
Speaker 1: they dispid Yeah, please, the speed out of my life?
Speaker 1: No contact?
Speaker 3: Wow? Does that make you?
Speaker 8: Said?
Speaker 1: Not really? Because I could probably I could probably predict that,
Speaker 1: but at the time you just felt like you really
Speaker 1: really had all these close friends but you didn't. And
Speaker 1: then you realize you're actually around the catching up each
Speaker 1: and every weekend when you're hitting the town.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so that was your season. That was what we
Speaker 2: like to call the great Hazy Marble Bar season.
Speaker 1: Yes it was.
Speaker 3: And it's over.
Speaker 1: Splash the line. The doors are shut on that part
Speaker 1: of my life. Now, there you go. It brings us
Speaker 1: to this song as well from Edge And which we've
Speaker 1: spoken about, which is about losing loved ones and losing
Speaker 1: friends and probably taking a journey back into a time
Speaker 1: where they were, and also the key message saying it's
Speaker 1: probably happened for a reason and maybe it's best that
Speaker 1: those relationships stay in the past. Absolutely fresheits on Novo
Speaker 1: Don't cry again, don't cry, don't turn the bike bike.
Speaker 2: I need to know.
Speaker 1: I need to know now, I need to know.
Speaker 8: I need to know.
Speaker 1: I need to know what news today to know this
Speaker 1: is what you need to know. You know what you
Speaker 1: need to know?
Speaker 2: With Jody and as Willy play or Won't Ty on
Speaker 2: the Weekend showed out fifty seven a lot of questions
Speaker 2: around Willy Rioli at the moment, I'll let you the
Speaker 2: football reporter who focuses specifically on the port Adelaid Football
Speaker 2: Club to get everyone up to space.
Speaker 1: Yes, So, in short, there was a threat made to
Speaker 1: bailey Dale from the Western Bulldogs and that had been squashed.
Speaker 1: Everything was fine, it was cleared by the AFL. But
Speaker 1: since then it has emerged there's been a couple more threats,
Speaker 1: one towards a long Plas I think it was pretty
Speaker 1: close last year, and then one recently to an Eston play.
Speaker 1: These are on field threats. Wasn't physical from Willer really,
Speaker 1: So as it stands right now, we're waiting to see
Speaker 1: what the AFOL is going to do. They're going to
Speaker 1: sanction will really or if they're even going to suspend him?
Speaker 1: Would it be a fine all those sorts of things.
Speaker 1: So that was yesterday. WILLI reoly trained last night. So
Speaker 1: it's a genuine wait and see and something will happen today.
Speaker 2: Can I ask you this, all sorts of things would
Speaker 2: be said on the field, all sorts of threats made,
Speaker 2: all sorts of names called, etcetera, etcetera. Is it vastly
Speaker 2: different when that spills over into direct messaging someone after
Speaker 2: a game.
Speaker 1: It probably does, I mean, because the whole thing is
Speaker 1: and it still exists. Brad's got from the Essen Football
Speaker 1: Club said the same thing, like what happens on the
Speaker 1: field sort of stays on the field and what's said,
Speaker 1: you know, if it is pretty standard sledging would stay
Speaker 1: on the field as well. And that's what he said
Speaker 1: in response to his player that was got a threat
Speaker 1: from Willie. But it's just a bit of a What
Speaker 1: I learned last night from Chris Davies and he is
Speaker 1: that I'm a football form port Adelaide, highly respected around
Speaker 1: the league, is that there's a lot going on with Willy.
Speaker 1: There is so much going on with withly really and
Speaker 1: what we probably now know without knowing the details, is
Speaker 1: as a heap of stuff probably going on with really
Speaker 1: really but we don't know about. We're talking race sister
Speaker 1: probably corupt that he has to deal with.
Speaker 2: As in the racism or is there all sorts of
Speaker 2: things going on?
Speaker 1: Who knows, but it feels like that's what Chris Davies
Speaker 1: was saying in no uncertain terms.
Speaker 10: Now our whole host of people across the industry talking
Speaker 10: about Willy Rioli without having an understanding of the cultural
Speaker 10: significance to Willy of different things that happened. And I've
Speaker 10: actually found that quite confronting over the last little bit,
Speaker 10: seeing a whole heap of people who I don't think
Speaker 10: have the necessary depth of understanding of what will he
Speaker 10: goes through regularly.
Speaker 1: That's a bit of a key message. So there's one
Speaker 1: thing on that I haven't experienced that you haven't experienced it.
Speaker 1: So I can't sit here and understand what that would
Speaker 1: be like.
Speaker 2: Absolutely privileged white people who've never been on the receiving
Speaker 2: end of this stuff in our whole entire life, So
Speaker 2: I can't even begin to imagine what it feels like
Speaker 2: for Willy.
Speaker 1: We heard reports at the meeting yesterday between Chris Davis
Speaker 1: and the AFL and WII REO. It went for hours. Yes,
Speaker 1: So there's clearly layers and layers and layers that people
Speaker 1: do not know about. So there has been so much
Speaker 1: commentary on this subject, but it is ongoing and we're
Speaker 1: probably not going to know a lot of the things,
Speaker 1: and let's be honest, a lot of the crap that
Speaker 1: wither Reoli has dealt with behind the scenes before the
Speaker 1: AFL makes.
Speaker 3: A Rulin what happens today, the.
Speaker 1: AFL will do something, whether it's a suspension or it'll
Speaker 1: definitely he'll definitely get a fine. Yeah, it's just an
Speaker 1: interesting one. Yeah, I think he probably will get a suspension.
Speaker 1: I reckon because the AFL has copted as well. The
Speaker 1: AFL's bad form. They're in a hopeless form recently. And
Speaker 1: I'm saying, like sort of half a year and a half,
Speaker 1: I just be fearful for Forward Adelaide sport. Is it
Speaker 1: the AFL makes reaction move that they think is going
Speaker 1: to please masses, But yeah, something will definitely happen.
Speaker 3: Okay, interesting I.
Speaker 1: Do you like as well from Port Adelaide saying that, look,
Speaker 1: whatever happens, they're not going to banish really away from
Speaker 1: the club. It's the best spot for him and to
Speaker 1: deal with this whole situation is in amongst his teammates
Speaker 1: and in that club environment.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Well we've got Jack the coaches coming in very very shortly,
Speaker 2: so well, no doubt, ask him how it's impacting the club.
Speaker 2: And Alex Neil Bullen from the Adlai Bros. They're going
Speaker 2: to be in here in the studio together.
Speaker 1: That's interesting, isn't it. You've got a question for the
Speaker 1: boys as well. Please text it through four double oh
Speaker 1: nine nine nine my nine. It could be anything too,
Speaker 1: By the way, absolutely anything doesn't have to be football related.
Speaker 1: The rules are simple.
Speaker 9: About to hear six songs from the same year.
Speaker 1: They cacelected their song as a place they let it.
Speaker 3: That song is gone. Now let's get into the margo.
Speaker 3: Is that already to battle?
Speaker 1: Back to you and Hazy, Thank you very much, produce.
Speaker 1: It's a tight battle seven to five for battle the
Speaker 1: bank is a chance for you to choose some music.
Speaker 2: It's a tense competition, I think voice style. So we
Speaker 2: effectively turn.
Speaker 3: Our third chairs.
Speaker 2: Turn our metaphorical chairs around when we hear a song.
Speaker 3: You can be delty. You just have to dance on
Speaker 3: top of your chair like a crazy woman.
Speaker 1: Good and I turned around and I'm doing a big
Speaker 1: peace sign. It's all about all right, let's throw it
Speaker 1: over to the generator. What year are we dealing with
Speaker 1: this week? Nineteen ninety nine, nineteen ninety nine, I like it.
Speaker 3: I like it a lot. Anything in the nineties is
Speaker 3: my gym.
Speaker 1: Under in particular ninety nine nine, we thought we're all
Speaker 1: going to die soon. As it ticked over to two thousand,
Speaker 1: but we didn't. We got through.
Speaker 2: Did you hold down on the farm in a bunker
Speaker 2: with you with all your perishable goods?
Speaker 3: Just in case.
Speaker 1: I'm not even sure if we genuinely had internet back
Speaker 1: then on the farm, because if we did, I would
Speaker 1: have been busy.
Speaker 3: All the sheep were knocking on the door, all the
Speaker 3: cows who were like, let.
Speaker 1: Us in, let us, let us in. We all crashed
Speaker 1: there together, and Mam read us a book. All right,
Speaker 1: first one, you're ready to go. Joe's name is your brother?
Speaker 1: Here we go. It's always it's always tough to go
Speaker 1: for the first one. So you're out. Not what's not
Speaker 1: my either? Next one?
Speaker 8: Do that?
Speaker 2: Did I?
Speaker 1: Should I have done that? You like this song? Now?
Speaker 1: Oh you're jealous, you're so jealous. Sixpence, none of the
Speaker 1: richer kiss me. I have selected some three jokes. You
Speaker 1: have four songs left? Four? Yes, okay, this should be
Speaker 1: very very wisey. He's the next one, and there's a
Speaker 1: king in front of the daughter. Oh my god, friends,
Speaker 1: I know it's.
Speaker 4: Number that is.
Speaker 1: Who's that sugar? That's the sugar?
Speaker 3: Del ray, don't say a word.
Speaker 1: Okay, it's very good. Our next song for you. Jud's okay, Christina,
Speaker 1: not for you?
Speaker 4: All right?
Speaker 1: Song number five? You got two songs left, by the way, Okay,
Speaker 1: here we go. What's this? What's what's the beautiful.
Speaker 4: That? I don't know?
Speaker 6: Way?
Speaker 1: Good you dogs, irons.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna roll the dice here.
Speaker 1: Actually it's slot. Oh yes, god yeah, okay, you're gonna
Speaker 1: roll us. Okay, there's one song left, no matter what
Speaker 1: it is you're in Are you ready? Okay? Here we go, right, Okay,
Speaker 1: that's a good select, good stuff days. All right, So
Speaker 1: I have selected sixpence, none of the richer, and it
Speaker 1: is going up against this one that don't impress me
Speaker 1: much by Shan.
Speaker 2: It's why that's courageous to the end.
Speaker 6: All right.
Speaker 1: At Jodi and Hazy on Instagram, please cast your votes.
Speaker 1: Winning song will be revealed tomorrow. Alex Neil Bullen from
Speaker 1: The Adelaide Crows asked Captain and Jack Lacache and Port
Speaker 1: Adelaida in studio right now, Good morning boys, good to
Speaker 1: have you in here, Good morning team, join us. We're
Speaker 1: just painting this picture that these guys are hating on
Speaker 1: each other. But it's like a couple of monde. She's
Speaker 1: catching up.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no, it's literally been Hey, how's the move to
Speaker 2: Adelaide been?
Speaker 3: Yeah, really good.
Speaker 2: Thanks, that's the sort of vibes. Okay, I heard it,
Speaker 2: so first showdown? How's your first showdown week? I guess
Speaker 2: how's the vibe around town?
Speaker 11: Yeah, you can certainly sense it. I don't know how
Speaker 11: you felt, Luca. There's definitely a vibe around Adelaide and
Speaker 11: it's amazing. As soon as our games both finished last weekend,
Speaker 11: how everyone just moved straight on focusing on the weekend
Speaker 11: coming up.
Speaker 1: But it's a great vibe and very honored to be
Speaker 1: a part of it. Yeah, and she was as well,
Speaker 1: you're not going to play, of course, Jack, but interesting
Speaker 1: times around the football club and we'll get to will
Speaker 1: the Riola very soon. But you've probably thought about this
Speaker 1: moment as a kid for a long time as a
Speaker 1: South Australian as well. Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 8: Probably a big part of coming backs get to play
Speaker 8: in these games, so unfortunately I have to watch one
Speaker 8: before I get to be out there. But no, there's
Speaker 8: been cameras everywhere obviously for lots of reasons. But it's
Speaker 8: been a big week and I can't like to say
Speaker 8: the boys to get after it.
Speaker 2: Those reasons have been Willly Rioli, how is he fearing?
Speaker 2: First and foremost, how's he's just a welfare check? How's
Speaker 2: he doing?
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's going okay.
Speaker 8: Obviously it's been probably a big few weeks for him
Speaker 8: with everything he's been going through, And yeah, he's going
Speaker 8: pretty well. He got up and trained last night, which
Speaker 8: I think was good for him, being able to run
Speaker 8: around with the other boys and have them behind him.
Speaker 8: So yeah, he's going through a bit, but I think
Speaker 8: he's in pretty good spirits.
Speaker 3: Has it been a distraction for the club this week?
Speaker 1: Uh, not really. I think that's one thing. The club's
Speaker 1: really good.
Speaker 8: We've got some great staff that look after our players
Speaker 8: and deal with these situations really well. So as a
Speaker 8: playing group, we've just kind of been getting around Willly
Speaker 8: and trying to make him feel as comfortable and as
Speaker 8: normal as possible and hopefully set him up for a
Speaker 8: good work.
Speaker 1: One more just Chris Davy said that the best spot
Speaker 1: for Willy right now is the Standing Club. No matter
Speaker 1: what happens, I'd imagine it would be a good place
Speaker 1: when you've got guys like you could make Connor Rosi,
Speaker 1: Zach Butters to really sort of make sure that Willy
Speaker 1: gets through this process unscathed as much as possible.
Speaker 8: Absolutely. Yeah, we want the club to be a safe
Speaker 8: place for everyone. We've got, you know, all your best
Speaker 8: votes there and come work happy. So yeah, hopefully we
Speaker 8: can keep creating that environment for him to bring the
Speaker 8: best out of himself.
Speaker 2: I want to ask you guys, as newcomers, how real
Speaker 2: is the hatred between those clubs?
Speaker 3: Is it a genuine thing?
Speaker 1: I haven't. I haven't experienced it yet.
Speaker 11: We played a pracky game against each other and ye
Speaker 11: was it Mount Mount Barker, Yeah, Mount Barker, and now
Speaker 11: it was all civil there. I think for us as players,
Speaker 11: our responsibilities to go out there and enjoy it, bring
Speaker 11: an intensity that you do most weeks. And the beauty
Speaker 11: of it though is for the people outside external to
Speaker 11: build it up and build the rivalry. But probably something
Speaker 11: I'm noticing is playing footy in Victoria, you have about
Speaker 11: five rivals. But this because we're the only two teams
Speaker 11: here in the state. I haven't seen the intensity of
Speaker 11: a rivalry. Probably more with the media and the fans
Speaker 11: like it is here, which is fantastic for sport.
Speaker 3: A lot of emotional energy, isn't it.
Speaker 2: To live in Victoria and every second week you're playing
Speaker 2: at someone you genuinely hate.
Speaker 1: That's a lot, Alex. Do you do you sort of
Speaker 1: feel like maybe pored Blade supporters don't they're lacking teeth
Speaker 1: and stuff. For do you know what this is? This
Speaker 1: is this time last year? Oh yeah, this time last
Speaker 1: year the showdown we borught Adelaide hosted where Joshlly went.
Speaker 2: Stood there and it said to our faces the port
Speaker 2: Adelaide supporter as well, yeah they've got no teeth, and
Speaker 2: you and.
Speaker 3: I both went, oh gosh, I like I could get
Speaker 3: some shots fired.
Speaker 1: You are in good form though, you guys, you're coming
Speaker 1: off of a very nice win and not so for
Speaker 1: Port Adelaide. Does form matter because when you look at
Speaker 1: the record, all of a sudden it really evens up
Speaker 1: in showdowns?
Speaker 11: Yeah, I did hear that the other day twenty eight
Speaker 11: squared to piece. It's probably something even this year. Within
Speaker 11: the AFL industry, teams are one week playing their best
Speaker 11: foot in the second week, maybe not so much so
Speaker 11: for us, and I'm sure sure Luca, so the exact same.
Speaker 11: You get to the start line with the mentality that
Speaker 11: you're playing your best and the opole are going to
Speaker 11: bring your best and then the game unfolds from there.
Speaker 11: So that's where our mindsets currently sits.
Speaker 2: Okay, We've got some questions for you that have been
Speaker 2: sent in by listeners and it's not too late if
Speaker 2: you want to text us so for double nine or
Speaker 2: nine nine one nine and submit your question. We've picked
Speaker 2: three of the best questions from our good listeners.
Speaker 3: Are you up for it? Ready for it?
Speaker 1: Give your heads up? Boys?
Speaker 3: What are you guys? Mates?
Speaker 4: Now?
Speaker 1: Give you the heads up boys. You're not going to
Speaker 1: get these questions at any press conference, right, A little
Speaker 1: bit alternative? All right, we stick around as well to
Speaker 1: play birthday patay with us. Absolutely, let's go. Alex Neil
Speaker 1: Bullen and Jack lakoshis live and studio.
Speaker 2: Jack Koch is in the studio and alex Neil Bullen
Speaker 2: from the Adelaide CROs. We've got three questions from listeners
Speaker 2: for you.
Speaker 3: Are you ready to go?
Speaker 1: Jack?
Speaker 3: You're up first. This is Sarah from Ronella.
Speaker 2: She wants to know what's Alex Neil Bullen's best physical feature.
Speaker 1: Oh gee, that's going to take some research.
Speaker 3: Just have a look in his eyes. It's pretty easy.
Speaker 1: His eyes are pretty outstanding. Crystal Blue will go with that.
Speaker 1: Are you lost? Did you just have a look at
Speaker 1: did you get lost? Lost? Who's not lost? That's the question.
Speaker 3: Darren from a Para wants to know who's the tight
Speaker 3: ass at the club.
Speaker 1: Club Rory Atkins? Really okay? The right What about your
Speaker 1: best mate Connor Rosy's generous?
Speaker 8: Oh yeah, he's not tired in his own house. He
Speaker 8: spending on the the rest of the boys.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, I'm going to throw some names at you.
Speaker 2: This is from Hazy from West Croydon. I like the
Speaker 2: stand of this guy, Text Walker, Riley, Philthorpe, Darcy Foggerty,
Speaker 2: shag one, marry one, kill one.
Speaker 1: That's a good question. That's a good question. You have
Speaker 1: to answer us. Well, that's a good question. What you
Speaker 1: can't make your mind because you want shag? Is that
Speaker 1: we saying.
Speaker 8: I'll go Darcey's eyes for Mary as Miller. Are you
Speaker 8: going to kill I'll kill Text? Yeah, won't say the
Speaker 8: last one.
Speaker 3: That means you're gonna have to shag Riley Phil.
Speaker 1: Oh jeez, that's it's quite an adventure. Oh god, I
Speaker 1: thought you were going to kill Riley. Feel thoughtcause you're like,
Speaker 1: we just don't want Riley steel Thought to play on
Speaker 1: the weekend. Exactly right, boys bet to look after him.
Speaker 3: Alex your bull and you're up. Question one.
Speaker 2: Monica from Happy Valley wants to know who would you
Speaker 2: recruit recruit from.
Speaker 11: Port Adelaide, Harmonica. I would recruit probably. I love how
Speaker 11: Horn Francis goes about his work. Yeah, the emotion intensity
Speaker 11: he plays with, so he'd be on my list, Okay.
Speaker 2: Tim from Seacliff wants to know what's the one thing
Speaker 2: you love about the Port Adelaide Football Club?
Speaker 1: The pre game Never Tear Us is amazing?
Speaker 3: Isn't it great?
Speaker 1: And no one does anything like it? It's so be replicated.
Speaker 1: I actually really look forward to it when.
Speaker 2: You're out in the field and that's happening. Is it
Speaker 2: just like is it spine tingling stuff or are you
Speaker 2: just used to it? Yeah?
Speaker 1: At once playing against it, I've thought had that a
Speaker 1: few times on the Goldie.
Speaker 8: It's pretty intimidating and but it's also cool, like you
Speaker 8: go into a ground where they're all against you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but now I haven't quite experienced it yet, so
Speaker 1: I'm okay for that.
Speaker 3: Alex.
Speaker 2: You know what's coming now, Hazy also from West Croydon,
Speaker 2: says Rosie butters horned, Francis shag one, marry one, kill one.
Speaker 1: Oh that's a good one, great question.
Speaker 11: I knock off horn Francis because of what I just said.
Speaker 11: He's okay marrying Rosie and then the last one's there
Speaker 11: for anyway we got to go.
Speaker 3: I've never seen two boys want to get over to five.
Speaker 1: Thought you want to get a five of your probe
Speaker 1: and so those questions. Boys, Thank you so much for
Speaker 1: your time. Good luck to you Alex because you'll be
Speaker 1: playing jack and hopefully you're back on the field very
Speaker 1: very soon. Thank you guys.
Speaker 3: That's good luck on the weekend.
Speaker 1: Cheers, guys. I need to know, I need to know now.
Speaker 4: I need to know. I need to know.
Speaker 9: I need to know what's in.
Speaker 1: The news today. Knows what you need to know, what
Speaker 1: you need to know with Jody and Asy.
Speaker 2: Most definitely popping up in people's feeds at the moment
Speaker 2: is the fact that in July this year marks ten
Speaker 2: years since Phil Walsh passed away. Unbelievable, incredible. You were
Speaker 2: telling me off air about where you were when you
Speaker 2: found out.
Speaker 1: Yeah, do you know how there's always some life events
Speaker 1: where you know exactly what you were doing when you
Speaker 1: heard Princess died. For me as well, I was so young,
Speaker 1: but I was in my mum and dad's bedroom and
Speaker 1: I think I was I think I was genuinely bouncing
Speaker 1: on the bed with a football.
Speaker 3: Shocking to know what she was a small little boy.
Speaker 1: TV. Yeah. For Phil Walsh, I was in bed and
Speaker 1: I think Sunrise was on and that said I could
Speaker 1: hear it, but I wasn't watching. But what they said
Speaker 1: was it's been confirmed a man by the name of
Speaker 1: Phil Walsh has been murdered in Adelaide. And I immediately
Speaker 1: remembered thinking, oh, cheers people, Crows supporters. South Strain is
Speaker 1: going to hear that, like, oh my very goodness, it's
Speaker 1: the Crow's coach. That's such a They need to sort
Speaker 1: of reiterate that it's not. Anyway. Came back and they
Speaker 1: were like confirmation, the Crow's coach. And it's just one
Speaker 1: of those things where you start looking around going you're kidding,
Speaker 1: an't you.
Speaker 8: No.
Speaker 2: It was so shocking and unbelievable to everyone that that
Speaker 2: was actually happening. It was just it was so incredibly tragic,
Speaker 2: and a few experts have come out now and said
Speaker 2: he would have coached a premiership because he was such
Speaker 2: a genius in that space.
Speaker 1: It's probably the most intense moment in Australian sport of
Speaker 1: all time. Yes, you can't top it. No, I reckon, No,
Speaker 1: just crazy stuff. Anyway, let's move on and also make
Speaker 1: sense of this. Joke's what does this mean? Black smoke? No, Pope, dad, joke,
Speaker 1: you're working on broke? What's going on here?
Speaker 3: Everybody?
Speaker 2: Black smoke has been billowing from the Sistine chapel. I repeat,
Speaker 2: black smoke. No, it's not a fire. That is a
Speaker 2: signal that no new pope has been elected. Everybody, so
Speaker 2: stand down. So all these cardinals who are voting now.
Speaker 3: Will go home.
Speaker 2: But they're also sworn to secrecy obviously about what's transpired.
Speaker 3: They're not allowed to talk to anyone about it.
Speaker 2: They'll be back at nine o'clock tomorrow when we see
Speaker 2: some white smoke that means we have a new pope.
Speaker 1: Let me ask you a question, which I know you
Speaker 1: don't know that. I definitely won't throw it out there anyway.
Speaker 1: Maybe you could help us on the text line I
Speaker 1: for double nine nine nine on nine. How do they
Speaker 1: make the black smoke. Okay, how do they make it black?
Speaker 1: And how do they make it white? What ingredients do
Speaker 1: they need to make that sort of smoke?
Speaker 3: That is a very good question.
Speaker 2: But the electors will vote until they select the next
Speaker 2: leader of the world's one point four a billion I repeat,
Speaker 2: one point four billion Catholics. Quite an esteemed position, isn't it.
Speaker 3: It is my husband. Can anyone apply to be the pope?
Speaker 1: Well, that's true. I think first and foremost you've got
Speaker 1: to be a Catholic. Yes, I think that's that's the
Speaker 1: first thing they check.
Speaker 3: Super good, start