Speaker 1: We got get you oday morning, every day, every lazy
Speaker 1: gentleman adelaides. Oh, yes, the absolute best time of the week.
Speaker 1: We've said that since day dish. Now Joe's before we
Speaker 1: speak to the beautiful traders. Ryan Fitzgerald. I'm just a
Speaker 1: little bit of housekeeping. So yesterday we're doing a promo
Speaker 1: that was going to run throughout the day, just talking
Speaker 1: about what we're going to do today.
Speaker 2: So for those who don't know a promo, are the
Speaker 2: things that run throughout the day they obviously pre recorded.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, didn't quite go to plan when we were
Speaker 1: trying to sprook our mate, Fitzi our other favorite South
Speaker 1: was he fissy And as we know, I mean situations
Speaker 1: like that, we're beautiful. Nicknames are born. So ladies and gentlemen,
Speaker 1: please say good morning to Ryan Fisty Fitzgerald. Good morning.
Speaker 3: My heart skipped a beat, yes, and I thought, oh,
Speaker 3: the story's finally out. And when I got deleased, I
Speaker 3: was doing a tough finances became a mortgage.
Speaker 4: Dave was a lovely guy. Next thing you know, next thing.
Speaker 3: You know, next thing you know, Jody and Hazy, you're
Speaker 3: talking about it everywhere. You can call me fisty. I've
Speaker 3: been called worse. Yeah, you know it was after the
Speaker 3: five k kilometer time trial. I was shitsy there for
Speaker 3: a while.
Speaker 5: So I.
Speaker 3: Definitely wasn't a fighter back in the day, so it
Speaker 3: couldn't have been because I was quipped with my hands.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I wasn't really that.
Speaker 2: We posted it if you want to check it out,
Speaker 2: it's on the Jody and Hazy Instagram page. But the
Speaker 2: funny part is Fitzy Hazy said it, and then I
Speaker 2: got the giggles and couldn't red group and I was,
Speaker 2: you know, berated by my producer. However, at the time,
Speaker 2: you thought you called him fizzy.
Speaker 1: Didn't you thought I said fizzy. And then when I
Speaker 1: when when we replayed it and I heard it for
Speaker 1: the first time, Izy, I had to I had to
Speaker 1: lie down and I need a water.
Speaker 7: It was.
Speaker 3: And then there was this moment where Hazy was just
Speaker 3: over you, laughing at let's get out of here.
Speaker 1: Come on. Yeah, Fuzzy, was that funny? Fisty?
Speaker 6: That is funny because I got the uncontrollable giggles.
Speaker 2: You're getting mad at me because I couldn't spit out
Speaker 2: my words without really realizing what you said, some apologize
Speaker 2: is the point.
Speaker 4: Sorry, I'm more than happy to have fifty fridays we
Speaker 4: can do. And can somebody please drop that? What was
Speaker 4: the King of Port along the South.
Speaker 1: Drop?
Speaker 3: Please drop that? All right, I'm not coming back next week.
Speaker 3: You can call me fisty all you want.
Speaker 8: That is news.
Speaker 6: Areada clame her for that one?
Speaker 4: Take it out.
Speaker 6: We'll We were talking a.
Speaker 2: Little earlier in the show actually about the things that
Speaker 2: you used to get back in the day, real cheap,
Speaker 2: like your school lunch orders and that sort of stuff.
Speaker 4: Like you know, is this is this the prices of
Speaker 4: Adelaide over the chips six eighty.
Speaker 1: Or something version towards seven bucks? It's outrageous.
Speaker 6: Oh my god, good episode.
Speaker 3: Do you remember at primary school when you ordered fifty
Speaker 3: cents with the chalk buds? You got fifty chalk buds, yes,
Speaker 3: fifty yeah, one cent each.
Speaker 4: And then like I remember, lunch orders were so good when.
Speaker 3: You could smell it coming down the whole way, and
Speaker 3: we used to get the crumb sausage sausages, which also
Speaker 3: when you became a teenager, if you went down the beach,
Speaker 3: you'd get one of those as well.
Speaker 1: But that's so true. That it is.
Speaker 4: It's really hard. It definitely kills the mood. That's sure
Speaker 4: became fifty for.
Speaker 1: It's all coming out. I can't wait for this memoir.
Speaker 3: I used to yeah, no, I used to get a
Speaker 3: chocolate milk, a crumb sausage and fifty choks like that
Speaker 3: is that was just you could get that for a
Speaker 3: round about three dollars.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I remember walking home from Ogilby High School, which
Speaker 2: was an all girls school in downtown Hobart Fitsy, and
Speaker 2: I'd stop at the corner store and get fifty cents
Speaker 2: worth of chips.
Speaker 6: And you've never seen so many chips in your life.
Speaker 3: Crazy, It's just it's ridiculous. Now you don't enjoy the
Speaker 3: footy as much when you have to pay six't eighty
Speaker 3: for a bucket of chips.
Speaker 6: I mean, I love that you're pretending like you're not
Speaker 6: in a box every time.
Speaker 1: There's people desperately trying to buy you beers as well.
Speaker 4: Feel so far, I feel so sorry for all the peasants. No,
Speaker 4: I have been a peasant my whole life.
Speaker 2: Deary, thank you so much for joining us, and I'm
Speaker 2: sorry about what happened during the week with your nickname
Speaker 2: I apologize on behalf of Hazy myself.
Speaker 3: I was a bit disappointed that you didn't change the
Speaker 3: opener on it. You guys are usually onto that.
Speaker 1: Only something for next week, So just a quick decision,
Speaker 1: fifty or shits? Just call me Ryan. Thanks, Ryan, gotcha
Speaker 1: next wee I'm Joe's. Can we just for a second
Speaker 1: talk about lave?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's right. Oh, give you some space.
Speaker 6: We love love.
Speaker 1: Oh and your partner in particular, Greg is sea top shelf,
Speaker 1: isn't it How long you guys been together for now?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 6: We are married in twenty and eleven.
Speaker 1: Wow, Oh that's right in Bali. And he was wearing thongs.
Speaker 6: Wow? I thought you loved gloves.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I love love.
Speaker 6: Why why are you shouting on love and our wedding?
Speaker 5: Can you really wear thongs?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 6: He did wear thongs.
Speaker 1: No, I'm all for love. I just shouting on the wedding.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, I'm sorry. Next time he'll wear some
Speaker 2: sort of I don't.
Speaker 1: Know boot, yes, beautiful sort of brown leather windsor smith.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 1: If let's be precise. How did you guys meet?
Speaker 2: We met at work, So he worked in sales upstairs
Speaker 2: at my old joint and I worked downstairs.
Speaker 1: Yeah, see that makes sense. I met to my beautiful
Speaker 1: wife car at a pub. Of course, you did the
Speaker 1: Prince Albert Hotel on a Friday night.
Speaker 6: Were you playing.
Speaker 1: Absolutely bashing out? Probably a beautiful cover of Wonder Wall
Speaker 1: got her over the line. So study has just been
Speaker 1: released and the traditional places that people would meet their
Speaker 1: significant others used to be work through, family, university, and
Speaker 1: pubs in no particular order. So that's us and let's
Speaker 1: not age us. But now the kids coming through, everything's
Speaker 1: just a little bit different. Welcome to producers are here.
Speaker 1: Come on, if you're looking for mister right, where's the
Speaker 1: first place that you would go?
Speaker 4: Hinge?
Speaker 9: Probably hinge.
Speaker 1: See that's what the new study suggests. Now everybody is
Speaker 1: straight away.
Speaker 6: But wait, is that the swipe right one?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 7: Okay, but Hinge is more relationship, you know. That's why
Speaker 7: i'd go Hinge when I'm looking for mister right.
Speaker 6: Okay, And what's the other one? What's that more about?
Speaker 4: Hind that's mister right now?
Speaker 6: Yeah right?
Speaker 1: What about grinder? So you're the younger generation where the
Speaker 1: older generation? As I feel like you're somewhere in the middle.
Speaker 1: So where did you used to go to meet boys
Speaker 1: versus now. Has it changed over the journey.
Speaker 5: Yeah, hundred percent.
Speaker 10: I used to work in hospitality and it was so
Speaker 10: easy to meet boys because you give if we just
Speaker 10: that's what I used to do. Hopefully my old bosses
Speaker 10: aren't listening. You give them free drinks. So yeah, pubs definitely.
Speaker 10: Now it's apps, But I get don't get frustrated, but
Speaker 10: it's annoying you to do. You go to the shops
Speaker 10: or you go to the pub or whatever, and men
Speaker 10: are literally sitting on their phone on dating apps, and
Speaker 10: you just think.
Speaker 6: Like, look around around, look around.
Speaker 2: There's Abby in the middle of coals with her trolley
Speaker 2: with her bananas in the front.
Speaker 1: Isn't that this aura around it because you just got blowing?
Speaker 6: I don't even know, but anyway, isn't that a sign
Speaker 6: that you single?
Speaker 5: I thought that was a theme start eating bananas?
Speaker 1: Then that's why Abby is carrying pineapple upside down as
Speaker 1: we speak. Is it like for younger people these days?
Speaker 1: Do you think there's a bit of a social anxiety
Speaker 1: in terms of meeting people face to face versus what
Speaker 1: they used to be. Yeah, I think so.
Speaker 7: My ex and I met on hinge matched on hinge,
Speaker 7: but we never neither of us ever made the first move.
Speaker 7: So it took running into each other in Adelaide and going, oh,
Speaker 7: you're like for us to actually get talking. They're so
Speaker 7: you matched on hinge And then what happened? We chatted
Speaker 7: and no one made like, let's hang out. So then
Speaker 7: we just happened to run into each other and got lucky.
Speaker 2: Both need to gross and let's just go back on
Speaker 2: the tapes. Then then we hung out and both got lucky.
Speaker 6: Is that what you just said? No, yeah, no, I wouldn't.
Speaker 1: This time for Jodie's diary, it is give us a theme.
Speaker 8: What do we got?
Speaker 2: You like the theme this week because we're going back
Speaker 2: to your roots and that is your country roots.
Speaker 6: So you obviously grew up in somewhere that no one's
Speaker 6: ever heard of.
Speaker 1: Ever, what you're saying automatically and I say I grew
Speaker 1: up in a town called Beckham with a population of
Speaker 1: sixty five, it doesn't automatically resonate with you.
Speaker 2: Well, okay, can you not say the population because I've
Speaker 2: actually pointed it out in the opening part of the
Speaker 2: diary and it's vastly different to what you just said.
Speaker 6: Vastly different, much much less.
Speaker 1: All right, well, here's Jody's diary for this week. Enjoy,
Speaker 1: especially to you country folk out there. You are.
Speaker 6: Dear diary. As we all know, Hazy grew up in
Speaker 6: a rural community.
Speaker 2: Of sixteen people north of Plogga Wogga and Rohde a
Speaker 2: marino sheefter school and this week the animals went nuts
Speaker 2: on his farm. We were introduced to our new Flurio
Speaker 2: milk supplier at the sagur Day, Have a lat Ain's
Speaker 2: Day for an a cafe.
Speaker 6: Meet Jody the cow.
Speaker 1: This is true. Good look at that gorgeous cow, Jody.
Speaker 1: How was your weekend? Joe's really that's outrageous. Thanks all right,
Speaker 1: Jody is now getting at all fours and she's getting
Speaker 1: milk joke for jos.
Speaker 6: And apparently they weren't the only teeths.
Speaker 2: I was getting out and I grabbed a dress and
Speaker 2: I forgot that it's quite viby, and so I put
Speaker 2: it on and I walked out and I showed my
Speaker 2: boss and I said, this is a bit like car,
Speaker 2: isn't it. She went, So then I had to raid Tiff,
Speaker 2: who's the weather girl. I had to raid her wardrobe.
Speaker 2: She's a very small human being, like super tiny. So
Speaker 2: I basically presented the sport on Friday with the whole
Speaker 2: back zipump. Yeah.
Speaker 1: What about the moment as well where Jodie's boobs popped out?
Speaker 1: Yea live on television and there was a couple of
Speaker 1: stars covering the Yeah, like Jackson super Bowl ESQ.
Speaker 6: A cool incident. It was crazy and it happened right
Speaker 6: as I was throwing to a Red's package as well.
Speaker 1: The reds one.
Speaker 6: Now you are our security Peacock.
Speaker 2: The General released his first single and it went straight
Speaker 2: to the top of the country music charts.
Speaker 1: Working it up.
Speaker 6: Diary.
Speaker 2: Jody the Cow had plenty of mates on the property,
Speaker 2: including Andrew Horse Hayes and.
Speaker 1: You've seen me fors like, well, I've been standing up
Speaker 1: before because I can do that. I can absolutely.
Speaker 6: Fitz also dropped in to visit the animals.
Speaker 1: Our other favorites, Fishy.
Speaker 6: Loosened the chin strap.
Speaker 1: There, Horse, you're listening out for a particular party tree
Speaker 1: and it was that case. And the Sunshine Band, Now
Speaker 1: that's completely different, Walking on Sunshine by Katrina and the Waves.
Speaker 1: The Sunshine Band, like, excuse me very much, we didn't
Speaker 1: sing that.
Speaker 6: Ever. That's absolutely right, Andrew.
Speaker 1: Now you absolutely need to know this. Tickets are absolutely free, Okay,
Speaker 1: absolutely completely free.
Speaker 6: Do you want to just jam another absolutely in that one?
Speaker 1: Senter, Absolutely, I do absolutely free.
Speaker 6: Meantime, Jody's still milking Jody.
Speaker 1: Wow, that's that's coming out. That's quite plentiful, isn't it.
Speaker 6: And we asked the question what domestic chores get you? Well,
Speaker 6: milking the cow so to.
Speaker 11: Speak, when he cleans the roof, got it?
Speaker 9: Yeah, that is something I will never be doing.
Speaker 2: Yes, Like when he's pulling the leaves out, it's like
Speaker 2: he's essentially like kissing your neck.
Speaker 1: What a guy? And so what happen gutters of what
Speaker 1: happens from the action And I don't want to get
Speaker 1: too detailed personal like are you storing it? Does he
Speaker 1: know what it does to you? Or you just sort
Speaker 1: of keep it to yourself.
Speaker 11: I'll just say they're not the only gutters that get.
Speaker 6: Gout sexy. Certainly got horse up?
Speaker 1: And about are you saying that when Greg turns out
Speaker 1: when he comes out of the shower and he's holding
Speaker 1: his towel, but he's not holding if you know what
Speaker 1: I mean? That doesn't impress it? How is that not impressive.
Speaker 5: While he does the helicopter.
Speaker 6: So to Jody the.
Speaker 1: Cow, Jody is now going to get all fours and
Speaker 1: she's getting milk.
Speaker 2: Joe go for Joe's the general and our matez Fiszy
Speaker 2: go off this weekend Kings and Queens. Oh my love, Jody,
Speaker 2: your soul.
Speaker 1: I don't think two people ever hated each other more
Speaker 1: in one single space, do you know what I mean?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 1: It's fierce, isn't it. It's aggressive, and it's not just
Speaker 1: constant taunts. It gets a little bit physical every now
Speaker 1: and then.
Speaker 2: Definitely does not get physical, a little bit of push.
Speaker 2: You all know who's going to win a physical battle
Speaker 2: between you and me? Like half your size?
Speaker 1: You Yeah, but you're crazy, Ne're poor?
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, that's true.
Speaker 1: You buy it.
Speaker 6: Scratch cool hair pull air stand on toes.
Speaker 1: What do you think I'm balling? Has been pulling my
Speaker 1: hair out?
Speaker 12: O dear?
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 6: Two songs this week we had our theme and that
Speaker 6: was well footy pump up songs. I came to the
Speaker 6: table with food fighters. Very hard to beat in this space.
Speaker 1: Food fighters, good songs, good pretender. I just saw something
Speaker 1: as well on my social media. It's Dave Roll rocking
Speaker 1: out to you two with the sphere cool. They're seeing
Speaker 1: a beautiful day and he's up on the top level
Speaker 1: just absolutely rocking out. There's something very special about watching
Speaker 1: a rock start rocking out to someone else's music. Very true, beautiful.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and thank you for enhancing the case for food fighters.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but I'm so hang on, you've got a beautiful
Speaker 1: day or the pretender Dave goal was very very cool.
Speaker 1: That's up against an absolute classic, you know on Lincoln
Speaker 1: Park and jay Z teamed up.
Speaker 9: Enjoy it.
Speaker 1: That is an absolute tunisaurus sixty.
Speaker 6: To thirty eight. At the moment, we don't know which.
Speaker 1: Way though, which one do you think it's gonna I
Speaker 1: have no idea either.
Speaker 6: By the way, we hope mine, but who's to say?
Speaker 1: Sometimes it's really heart to predict.
Speaker 2: Oh, you're talking to a woman who went Hero by
Speaker 2: Mariah Carry last week and got absolutely sums. Yeah.
Speaker 6: But like literally my pants would down round my ankles.
Speaker 9: After that, I know.
Speaker 1: And you had no right to even get close. And
Speaker 1: if anyone that voted last week for Hero, what's going
Speaker 1: on you want to talk about?
Speaker 6: Well, maybe maybe they were hurt as a.
Speaker 1: Small child who knows maybe, but also you've chose the
Speaker 1: pretender by food fighters before. Yeah, and a lost to
Speaker 1: tom Life is a highway, Tommy Cochran, Life is a whole.
Speaker 2: I should have quit after that. I should have thrown
Speaker 2: in the banger's towel.
Speaker 1: It's really really hard to read, isn't it. I get
Speaker 1: voting at Jody and Hazy on Instagram. We're going to
Speaker 1: reveal the winning song at eight o'clock. It's very tight
Speaker 1: as well for a piece. Yes, yes, start your Friday right.
Speaker 9: Here's what you're waking up to. Adelaide the news today,
Speaker 9: breaking news. What's in the news today? Snooziness.
Speaker 1: Well first and four Joe's you're waking up to some
Speaker 1: pretty delicious weather. Twenty nine degrees.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 1: I perhaps to shower a little bit later on, but ah,
Speaker 1: that's the best way to kick into a Friday. I'm
Speaker 1: just hovering around thirty not too hot, not too cold.
Speaker 1: Sure you want to take your shirt off, go for
Speaker 1: a run on Torrens. I'm not going to judge. Hell,
Speaker 1: I'll join.
Speaker 6: You don't have to ask him twice.
Speaker 2: Folks, Hey, Abbi in the news just mentioned then the
Speaker 2: price rises at Adelaide Oval, So let's give you a
Speaker 2: little sense of what's happening. So a full strength beer
Speaker 2: back in twenty twenty one was eight dollars fifty.
Speaker 6: Now it's nine dollars ninety. I'm not a beer drinker,
Speaker 6: so does that feel steep?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 1: And no, because now at ten bucks for a beer
Speaker 1: when you go out is very very normal.
Speaker 6: Okay.
Speaker 1: But at the same time, yeah, Look, if you were
Speaker 1: trying to get yourself into a situation where it had
Speaker 1: a heap of beers, onder your belt, yep, I wouldn't
Speaker 1: be going to the football trying to do that. Maybe
Speaker 1: go somewhere else before we get the football, I don't know.
Speaker 1: But also, at the same time, do it responsibly, yep.
Speaker 1: I shouldn't have said any of that.
Speaker 6: None of it. Take it all back. It's fine, it's
Speaker 6: not life. Don't worry about it.
Speaker 2: So a pie in twenty twenty one was four dollars fifty,
Speaker 2: now it's five dollars seventy. And a bottled water was
Speaker 2: four dollars fifty, now it's five dollars forty. House wine
Speaker 2: for those who like to partake seven dollars fifty and
Speaker 2: now it's nine dollars.
Speaker 1: Wow. Okay, that's a big increase, and I always wonder
Speaker 1: about just who's really policing how big the serve is. Yes,
Speaker 1: it feels like they're pretty small serve.
Speaker 2: Would they serve them in those little thimball glasses at least?
Speaker 2: I guess when you go to a pub, you get
Speaker 2: like a decent sized wine glass and they've got the line.
Speaker 2: So there's a pure measurement there.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Yeah, anyway, we don't do this thing where we
Speaker 1: really show our age, but dead set. I remember back
Speaker 1: in my day, yes, playing footy as a youngster. It
Speaker 1: wasn't even called I was keep back then. But then
Speaker 1: afterwards you I get a hamburger with a lot note
Speaker 1: smarter smarter for some reason, and my little Brahams grows
Speaker 1: back then some chips, chocolate, and also like a big
Speaker 1: thing of coke. There's no way you're getting changed from
Speaker 1: ten bucks.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm so scared to work in this space in
Speaker 2: terms of how much I used to pay, maybe for
Speaker 2: my lunch.
Speaker 6: Order bacon brom you give how many cents. It wasn't twenty.
Speaker 2: Cents, It wasn't twenty but I do remember, I do
Speaker 2: remember buying twenty cents mixed lollies where you got like
Speaker 2: this massive bag mixed lollies for twenty cents.
Speaker 1: That was cooled. Yeah, you get cobbras and all sorts
Speaker 1: of things.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but you get honestly, like, remember when you used
Speaker 2: to write out in a text on a brown paper
Speaker 2: bag lunch order. You'd probably probably talking a pie and
Speaker 2: a strawberry milk and a packet of chips for I
Speaker 2: don't know, like you we go under four bucks, did.
Speaker 5: Your lunch bags have like was it printed on there
Speaker 5: or did you just handwrite it?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 5: You hand wrote it, Okay, we had a handwritten or sorry,
Speaker 5: we had printed ones. You just teach what you wanted.
Speaker 5: You put your notes there, like please add sauce or whatever.
Speaker 1: Yeah, right, yeah, jeez, we're holding off your absolutely right.
Speaker 8: I'm waiting for it.
Speaker 6: No, no, do you know what, I don't care, go
Speaker 6: your hardest.
Speaker 3: Go on.
Speaker 1: Then they have glad wrap back.
Speaker 2: Then.
Speaker 1: I'm just joking. We're just having fun purely because it's Friday.
Speaker 1: Can we do this though, Joe, it's thirteen twenty four
Speaker 1: to ten. What did you used to get that was
Speaker 1: a steal? And now everything's changed? Yeah, so just going
Speaker 1: out and having a couple of beers. Now even if
Speaker 1: you go out by yourself just to have a couple
Speaker 1: of beers to one why. I'm not going to name
Speaker 1: the place, but I'll say that I went to a
Speaker 1: sample game. It was on a Friday night, so you
Speaker 1: can sort of work out which club it was because
Speaker 1: they play a lot of the games on a Friday night. Yeah,
Speaker 1: two beers. It was a craft beer, two pints. Yeah,
Speaker 1: thirty six bucks.
Speaker 6: Wow, And I had to go about ridiculous the.
Speaker 1: First time in my life. Had to go back. And
Speaker 1: I went back to the bar keep and I said,
Speaker 1: excuse me, great establishment. By the way, just want to
Speaker 1: clarify something. Did I space thirty six bucks for two bers,
Speaker 1: to which she said, yes, it's pretty expensive, isn't it.
Speaker 1: I said, that's something we can both agree on.
Speaker 6: Can we just go back to ordering lunch at school?
Speaker 6: So when you're on the farm, how did it work?
Speaker 2: Like if you felt like a steak, sand which or
Speaker 2: something to you just walk out in them back paddock
Speaker 2: and go point to a cow, go I have.
Speaker 1: That one, absolutely, and the cow could see it coming
Speaker 1: to you, just telling its voice, Oh, something's going on here.
Speaker 6: That is horrible. Oh that's horrible.
Speaker 2: Okay, you can mercilessly rip me for my age, and
Speaker 2: I rip him for growing up at a farm with
Speaker 2: eight people in the entire.
Speaker 6: Down, and I get in trouble.
Speaker 5: Who I was saying about going in picking the cow.
Speaker 1: As you always say, from paddock to plate, fresh.
Speaker 6: Produces issue That jone's back in your day?
Speaker 10: Oh yeah, like your you know, back in your day
Speaker 10: was like the father works, the mom stayed at home.
Speaker 5: So why wasn't she backing your lunch?
Speaker 6: I excuse me very much. My mother was a nurse
Speaker 6: and worke tonight shift every single evening. Thank you. Don't
Speaker 6: you dare bring Colleen into this?
Speaker 1: How very colleens sat by the way, Yes, how very
Speaker 1: dare you take it back?
Speaker 7: So?
Speaker 6: What else?
Speaker 5: What else did you used to get?
Speaker 6: Nothing?
Speaker 5: Not like ten cents for a sausage drop?
Speaker 1: Thirteen twenty fourteen. Can we take a little trip down
Speaker 1: memory lane place?
Speaker 3: Yep?
Speaker 1: What did you used to get? That was an absolute steal?
Speaker 1: But now, given the times they are changing, yes, it's
Speaker 1: just quite quite afford it anymore.
Speaker 9: Not afford it, oh.
Speaker 1: Jae's we're taking a little trip down memory lane because
Speaker 1: this is off the back of the price hike at
Speaker 1: Adelaide oval stocks there a bee has gone up almost
Speaker 1: a dollar, and everything across the board for since twenty
Speaker 1: twenty one.
Speaker 2: We just want to go back to the good old
Speaker 2: days where things were so damn cheap, before the whole
Speaker 2: cost of living crissis, et cetera, et cetera.
Speaker 1: What used to be a steel but now it's just
Speaker 1: a little bit too steep. Let's go to Danny, go
Speaker 1: on too, you, Danny Hiram, what do you.
Speaker 6: Use to pay? Danny.
Speaker 11: So we've just been school holidays with my grandmother and
Speaker 11: it's really going to show my age because we fit
Speaker 11: our pockets with one cent and two cent coin. Yes,
Speaker 11: and we go to the local deli and every single
Speaker 11: lollie was one cent.
Speaker 6: That's amazing, brilliant.
Speaker 11: The other day I went to the supermarket. I bought
Speaker 11: a packet of snakes, eight snakes in that packet. It
Speaker 11: cost me six dollars.
Speaker 6: It's ridiculous, outrageous, that oteous crazy. And we were just
Speaker 6: saying here, like even lollies when they're on special, there's
Speaker 6: still five dollars.
Speaker 11: Now, yeah, and they say it's half price.
Speaker 1: It never is, it never is.
Speaker 6: Thank you, Danny, Thank you so much. Liz from Strath album.
Speaker 6: What did you used to pay back in the day
Speaker 6: that you can't afford?
Speaker 1: Now?
Speaker 11: Well, I had ten cents left over from my bus
Speaker 11: school but fair so you just scaped the old brown
Speaker 11: two scent coin in the playground. Could buy an apple
Speaker 11: to turnover?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 6: Yes, cool way to get through the ten cent apple turnover?
Speaker 1: How good ten cent network? What do you reckon? You
Speaker 1: go on for an apple turnover?
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 1: Your stocks there in a bakery that's up with a
Speaker 1: five or six bus?
Speaker 6: Oh easily easily six?
Speaker 1: Do you know how much it is now?
Speaker 3: Is you know?
Speaker 6: At least? And I bet you that tasted like the
Speaker 6: best thing in the whole entire world.
Speaker 11: It was a fresh cream.
Speaker 6: Fresh cream.
Speaker 2: Now it just comes out of a can, doesn't it
Speaker 2: in that situation? Well done, Thank you, Kylie from Andrews Farm.
Speaker 2: What did you used to pay back in the day?
Speaker 8: Thirty cents from McDonald's ice cream cone.
Speaker 6: I'm just trying to think how long ago was that, Kylie?
Speaker 12: I don't know, but now I don't.
Speaker 4: Yeah, as half a lot, it's a red a.
Speaker 1: Bout of dollar because that's one of the go to
Speaker 1: treats for my kids. And then you go through and
Speaker 1: the drive and you're like, wow, I did the same thing, Kyl.
Speaker 1: Remember it was thirty cents I.
Speaker 8: Used to get to Yes, you used to be able
Speaker 8: to get the flake as well for sixty Yes.
Speaker 6: If you brought a flake on its own, it's like
Speaker 6: three bucks now, isn't it.
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 6: And also do they still do the Sundays like the
Speaker 6: Caramel Sundays?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Yum.
Speaker 1: It sounds like we should all had to match your.
Speaker 6: Sunday party. Thank you.
Speaker 1: It is trouble.
Speaker 6: He's called as Wow.
Speaker 8: Hey, how god?
Speaker 6: Oh more importantly, how are you after the French Festa
Speaker 6: last night?
Speaker 3: Feeling pretty rough?
Speaker 1: So you she'll be so if you just tuning in
Speaker 1: for the first time. Addsie is a very very good
Speaker 1: friend of the show. We speak to you quite readily
Speaker 1: and we got to meet you in the flesh last night.
Speaker 1: As and I think it's fair to say that you
Speaker 1: absolutely turn one on.
Speaker 8: Always do, mate, always do.
Speaker 2: I've walked out on stage for the very first time,
Speaker 2: and Asie was up the front yelling out the moment walk.
Speaker 1: Did you like Jose's moon walk? There?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 8: Yeah, she looked like a sneaky cat but it was good.
Speaker 6: The sneaky cat cat used to get back in the
Speaker 6: day for a bargain.
Speaker 8: It was a bit like the first caller. You's better
Speaker 8: to go to the deli and get these little ghost drops.
Speaker 8: There are five cents each and you got all different
Speaker 8: colors and make your tongue go whatever the lolly ones. Yes,
Speaker 8: I don't have to remember.
Speaker 1: Him, but yep, traditionally I think it was blue, red
Speaker 1: and green.
Speaker 8: Yeah, that's the one that they brought out, black and
Speaker 8: stuff like that. But yeah, you don't get them anymore
Speaker 8: like like that lady said the bag of mixed molly
Speaker 8: these days like two or three bucks.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I just I want to know, as a kid,
Speaker 2: is there anything better than changing the color of your tongue?
Speaker 9: No, definitely, not a street.
Speaker 1: Credit you get around the playground when you've got a
Speaker 1: different colored tongue. Crazy.
Speaker 6: I wonder if Adds his tongue turned into the color
Speaker 6: of bundy last night.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, it was Johnny walking.
Speaker 8: As.
Speaker 6: Thank you so much for coming last night. It was
Speaker 6: an absolute crap.
Speaker 8: Thanks for having us, guys, It's awesome anytime.
Speaker 2: Our next guest is a good old fashioned Golden Grove
Speaker 2: boy who shot to fame on Australian idol with a
Speaker 2: big heart, big voice and a big fro. He's dominated
Speaker 2: the chance with nine top ten albums and by his
Speaker 2: own admission, many many, many more questionable outfits.
Speaker 6: On the voice.
Speaker 2: He's married to the Few for Jewels who Burst, two
Speaker 2: magnificent boys, hearts and Energy, and he's just released a
Speaker 2: stunning new single called Antidote.
Speaker 6: Please welcome to the studio guy see it all.
Speaker 1: Sebastian welcome, Thanks for chatting to us. And we can
Speaker 1: say this as well, even though you've been away for
Speaker 1: a long time, A good South Australian boy.
Speaker 9: Oh, I'll always be South Australian.
Speaker 6: Always good Golden Grove boy.
Speaker 12: Yes, yes, I spend most of my time now in
Speaker 12: Hampstead Gardens, where my little brother lives. I always crash
Speaker 12: at his joint, getting home a little bit to watch
Speaker 12: the crows this year.
Speaker 9: So yeah, i'll see you guys soon.
Speaker 2: So obviously you agree to do a song together, you
Speaker 2: and Sam Fisher, and you've got a home studio, so
Speaker 2: you just like just come around my house, just knock
Speaker 2: on the door.
Speaker 12: Yeah yeah, he came over and yeah, I had this
Speaker 12: idea after my drummer's wedding. My drummer said this thing
Speaker 12: he said, Oh, you're the antidote to all my problems,
Speaker 12: and it was such a beautiful thing to say to someone.
Speaker 9: And I was like, antidote, that's such a nice thing.
Speaker 12: And my guitarist and text me the next day's like, hey,
Speaker 12: you really write something, you know, along the lines of
Speaker 12: Andy's speech last night. So I wrote this chorus and
Speaker 12: then Sam came around the next day and I played
Speaker 12: it for him, and what usually happens, we chatted for
Speaker 12: hours just about because I was asking him about his song,
Speaker 12: and I was like, I added your song this City,
Speaker 12: what was it a year and a half and they
Speaker 12: only then did it blow up?
Speaker 9: Like only after a year and a half did it
Speaker 9: blow up. And then he told me the story.
Speaker 12: He almost quit, he was dropped by his label, by
Speaker 12: his manager, he was broke, and then some TikToker uploaded
Speaker 12: this City and it blew up and then he's doing
Speaker 12: like duets with Demie Levado and everyone else. And it's
Speaker 12: funny how changed so quickly over something like that. That
Speaker 12: just gives you a sudden platform. And so we wrote
Speaker 12: this song sort of like a it's like a love
Speaker 12: song to music, and it's, you know, just saying how
Speaker 12: music has really turned our lives around and always been
Speaker 12: there for us, and it's something like whatever's taken away
Speaker 12: from us, no one can take that away.
Speaker 1: One thing I really love about you is your I
Speaker 1: don't know if it's pretty stability with your music because
Speaker 1: when we think about some of your hits and the
Speaker 1: obviously if I knowse Battle scars and then you put
Speaker 1: out a song that's really really slow, But then you
Speaker 1: put out a song like Choir, which is up and
Speaker 1: about but the subject is really really deep. So if
Speaker 1: I'm at your gig, I'm like, what's he going to
Speaker 1: do next? Am I going to be dancing? Or are
Speaker 1: going to be sitting there? Feels which which direction we're
Speaker 1: going to go? But it's actually it's a huge strength.
Speaker 12: I've always said, like when I sit down to write
Speaker 12: a song, I only really have one like sort of
Speaker 12: northern star or guiding light that I operate with, and
Speaker 12: that's like, it's a song if it doesn't either move
Speaker 12: you or make you want to move, and it's I
Speaker 12: know that covers all bases, but like if it doesn't,
Speaker 12: if it doesn't actually make me be in an emotional space,
Speaker 12: or if it doesn't you.
Speaker 9: Know, make me want to just smile and like light
Speaker 9: up my morning. What's the song really for?
Speaker 12: There are other artists that do land escape songs, know
Speaker 12: where it's like you put it in the background and
Speaker 12: it sets a mood.
Speaker 9: I just don't want to be a mood singer.
Speaker 12: I don't want to be a mood artist, you know,
Speaker 12: like I sort of want people to either pay attention
Speaker 12: to the lyrics, find their own like singing it, or
Speaker 12: I just want to have it feel good, you know,
Speaker 12: like have it put them in a good mood or something.
Speaker 9: I want them to, Yeah, just feel something.
Speaker 2: I definitely know now the next time I have people
Speaker 2: over for dinner and I want some background music, I
Speaker 2: won't go, hey, Google play guys.
Speaker 6: I won't do that to you.
Speaker 2: It's funny just Tyler Swift. For a moment I was
Speaker 2: reading it has a dead day. What she calls a
Speaker 2: dead day, so exhausted, that hazy. She just lies in
Speaker 2: bed all day and does nothing, doesn't get dressed, just
Speaker 2: eats food.
Speaker 1: Gets the cheese, put some on that gets on the count.
Speaker 2: Just face it for you though, as the father of
Speaker 2: two boys, they wouldn't let you have a dead day,
Speaker 2: would they, Unless you're playing.
Speaker 12: Bard It's funny because it's just different, like throughout through
Speaker 12: my life of touring. You know, when they were babies,
Speaker 12: they would come along, and now they're at school and
Speaker 12: they're you know, my twelve year old, he's got his
Speaker 12: own life, Like he had his AFL trials last night
Speaker 12: and he's you know, they've got their own things. So
Speaker 12: when I go away now, like when I tour, I
Speaker 12: can't even bring them along. They've got like and when
Speaker 12: I'm home, I'm pretty much just an uber driver, like
Speaker 12: I'm just going to every sports game and but but yeah,
Speaker 12: it's it's just so different. But I do relate to
Speaker 12: that dead day thing, like when I'm on tour, like
Speaker 12: I'll do a regional tour for example, and I might
Speaker 12: do Thos and I might do eight in a row
Speaker 12: or something, and it's just literally you're sitting there and
Speaker 12: it's not always for energy physically, it's just so that
Speaker 12: your voice heels like your voice is a muscle. I've
Speaker 12: smashed it for over two hours and all my songs
Speaker 12: are very high and hard to sing, so I'm literally
Speaker 12: tearing apart chords. They need that physical time to actually heal,
Speaker 12: so I will lay in bed pretty much as long
Speaker 12: as I can.
Speaker 9: When I'm on a regional too, I'll play golf. That's
Speaker 9: that's the best thing for me.
Speaker 2: You have to play on tour because in my house,
Speaker 2: I don't let my home these jewels. Like, mate, you're home,
Speaker 2: you're not.
Speaker 9: Play exactly that.
Speaker 12: When I'm on tour, I always say like, because jewels
Speaker 12: will sometimes ring up and she's like, oh, baby, you've
Speaker 12: had like x amount in a row.
Speaker 1: You must be so tired.
Speaker 9: I'm like, no, no, no, I'm good.
Speaker 12: She's at home doing all of the kids stuff, doing
Speaker 12: her job, which she works so hard on.
Speaker 9: She's literally juggling everything, and I'm just onto it.
Speaker 12: Like playing golf, I definitely, you know, I did not
Speaker 12: draw the short straw, and but I feel like now
Speaker 12: in life, like she's got the tougher job being at home.
Speaker 1: Guy, we love this single. We love that it's such
Speaker 1: an incredible combination as well, Guy Sebastian with Sam Fisher.
Speaker 1: You'll say he's got a better voice than you, but
Speaker 1: that's ridiculous. You guys are genuine and crazy. Stuff. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's called antidote and we're smashing it here at Ova,
Speaker 1: so we should so thank you so much for the
Speaker 1: chat this morning. I appreciate it.
Speaker 4: We're going back into on this daisy.
Speaker 9: Not much going on today, just another day night.
Speaker 1: It's like a second check check check the calendar's ladies, jip,
Speaker 1: is that Friday old it is? Go on, get out
Speaker 1: of your coffin your corpses. Let's take a little trip
Speaker 1: down memory lane.
Speaker 8: Ah.
Speaker 1: Thanks on this daisy Friday. It's the fifteenth of March.
Speaker 1: Let's go aback to nineteen seventy five. Will I Am?
Speaker 1: William James Adams Junior was born in La California. Todays
Speaker 1: he's forty ninth.
Speaker 6: Birthday, see only forty nine.
Speaker 1: Do you think he's older?
Speaker 6: Well, I don't know. He's just achieved a little bit.
Speaker 1: Yeah. They all start young, though, all the musicians stuff.
Speaker 1: It's ridiculous.
Speaker 6: I love his affirmative name though, will I am not?
Speaker 6: Will I am? Or will I'm not? Or will I
Speaker 6: can't you know?
Speaker 1: Or will I now? Competing that nineteen seventy two, The
Speaker 1: Godfather movie premiered in New York. I don't know if
Speaker 1: I'm I'm definitely on the outside of this one. I've
Speaker 1: never seen the Godfather.
Speaker 6: I've never seen the Godfather. Look at it all I
Speaker 6: know is something about a horse and a head on
Speaker 6: someone's pillow. I don't know. Bla ba bah Oh.
Speaker 1: Does a horse have a sleepover?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Yeah, isn't it cute?
Speaker 1: I've let a horse sleep in my beth if we
Speaker 1: had their own.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and you two could really get to know each
Speaker 6: other because you're both horses.
Speaker 1: Yeah, exactly what this movie sounds nice. I might see
Speaker 1: it with the kids. Two thousand and one, Test cricket's
Speaker 1: longest winning streak came to an end when Australia it
Speaker 1: was defeated by India austraight head chiever record run of
Speaker 1: sixteen consecutive wins. And then from there there'll always be
Speaker 1: the debate when was the greatest eraror for the Australian
Speaker 1: cricket team, Oh.
Speaker 6: The greatest era? Well the underarm Bomi lover, I'm.
Speaker 1: Talking about best team like you're talking about the Invincibles
Speaker 1: SAT team.
Speaker 2: Led by I'm sorry I chose this moment to bring
Speaker 2: up the darkest points in Australian cricket history.
Speaker 1: We've only just got over that, I know.
Speaker 6: I don't think we have. I think the keyways have
Speaker 6: still always got it in the back of their mind.
Speaker 1: Oh go, And so they should have worked discussing moments.
Speaker 1: Numb one song on March fifteenth and two thousand and fifteen,
Speaker 1: One last time by Ariana Grunde. Small but mighty she
Speaker 1: is