Speaker 1: Good morning, Melbourne, Melbourn.
Speaker 2: Jason Lauren, start your morning the right way.
Speaker 3: Be great.
Speaker 4: This is Jason Lauren. You're one hundred.
Speaker 3: Welcome morning everybody and hap eparada.
Speaker 5: Good morning Melbourne. Morning boys.
Speaker 3: How are we morning? Morning?
Speaker 4: Clean morning guys.
Speaker 3: I'm fasting today, are you what for?
Speaker 4: Well?
Speaker 3: My missus is going in for a little day surgery.
Speaker 6: Today, so you're going down in solidarity sympathy fasting.
Speaker 4: You won't last.
Speaker 3: No, no, no, I'm just picking her up from Cabrini
Speaker 3: Hospital and the cafe there is incredible.
Speaker 5: Actually they do a good roast.
Speaker 4: Do that?
Speaker 3: Yeah they thursdays?
Speaker 5: I don't know, Yeah, I think so. I do it
Speaker 5: every day.
Speaker 4: Right, you're leaving room. You're not fasting. You're leaving room.
Speaker 3: Fasting time there, No, no, no, honestly, Lozzo, back me up here.
Speaker 3: One of the nicest restaurants in Melbourne.
Speaker 5: I a great Cabrini cafe.
Speaker 6: Shout out trying to get stuff that working there, it's awesome.
Speaker 3: Trying to get the tables.
Speaker 6: Ever gone to visit a friend having a new baby
Speaker 6: and just grubbed a little sausage roll on the way through.
Speaker 4: Oh that sounds good.
Speaker 3: Ever, going to visit a random just to justify why
Speaker 3: you're there.
Speaker 6: People that have gone to Cabrini Cafe because they've just been.
Speaker 5: Working in the area and they've just gone in for
Speaker 5: do they take.
Speaker 4: A get well balloon with them just to still look
Speaker 4: like they blend in.
Speaker 5: Just Trady's walking in the well balloon.
Speaker 3: Remember us feeding Loud the sausage roll as she was
Speaker 3: giving birth to Arch.
Speaker 6: Well, that's only because you were eating it yourself.
Speaker 5: You pissed off about it? Oh for share?
Speaker 3: Do you want sauce?
Speaker 4: Hey?
Speaker 3: How are we feeling footy tonight?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Footy Bulldogs and Sayers. I'm back to Saint It's a
Speaker 1: big match for both clubs. Yeah, struggling a little bit.
Speaker 5: I don't know much about either of those.
Speaker 4: Pressure cooker is on beverage in the Doggies. If they
Speaker 4: don't get a win, he might be right on the
Speaker 4: under the pump on Monday.
Speaker 6: Isn't it just like so ridiculous when they start firing
Speaker 6: coaches in like round six?
Speaker 4: Well, the jungle drums have been beating for a while.
Speaker 4: It is round six, I believe. Yeah, round sick, very
Speaker 4: good type of things. Yeah, I am Marvel Stadium. How
Speaker 4: are you tipping. How are your tips going?
Speaker 5: You're in the Herald sign I am.
Speaker 3: Indeed, you can check out the Supercoach tips dot com
Speaker 3: dot au selections in the Herald Sun every Thursday.
Speaker 4: He's still on the top row.
Speaker 3: I don't know. Do do we get papers in here?
Speaker 5: I think we only get on their weekend Friday.
Speaker 4: We've got a digital subscription.
Speaker 3: Can you log into the digital? Can someone flip me
Speaker 3: that password as well? But can you log in and
Speaker 3: see how I'm going on the tipping? I think I
Speaker 3: was doing all right the other week. I was getting
Speaker 3: my eight year old to help me.
Speaker 4: Who gets the physical paper anymore? I mean, I love
Speaker 4: the Herald Sun.
Speaker 6: I think my dad, I can Bobby Felis paper kind
Speaker 6: of guy.
Speaker 3: Yep. Neighbors still get it delivered to do that, yep.
Speaker 3: I see the guy out there in his little Suzuki
Speaker 3: Vitara with the very is so much.
Speaker 5: God, it sounds like we're doing a held Sun ad.
Speaker 5: I'm not.
Speaker 6: There is a lot in that, like if you're in
Speaker 6: a cafe you're flicking through. There is a lot more
Speaker 6: in that than online. There's much better stories in that,
Speaker 6: I think.
Speaker 4: Missing Do you think they cram more into the actual
Speaker 4: page because.
Speaker 5: There's so much space to fill and there's all those
Speaker 5: quirky little weeds.
Speaker 4: You can't do your Sodoku online, can you?
Speaker 3: Well?
Speaker 5: I think you can, can you?
Speaker 3: Hey? Christian and Petrarca are going to join us a
Speaker 3: little bit later on in the show. He is going
Speaker 3: to be talking the Mighty D's just after eight o'clock
Speaker 3: this morning for us and a pass Hawks player and
Speaker 3: good friend of yours. Loves he coming up before seven.
Speaker 5: Yes, excited Shane Crawford. I love him.
Speaker 6: He's got a lot on his plate at the moment.
Speaker 6: He's promoting Mother Say Classic, He's on Dancing with the Stars.
Speaker 6: His kids are about to turn eighteen, which worries me
Speaker 6: because Crawf is a man child and how he has
Speaker 6: a nearly eighteen year old son blows my mind.
Speaker 3: Can him and I would be good on a night
Speaker 3: out together? How can we get along?
Speaker 5: We'll soon find out what you're a child?
Speaker 4: You'd be mates?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I just think we'll don't be as immature as
Speaker 3: each other.
Speaker 6: I do have a habit of working with men who
Speaker 6: are manchild's, man children.
Speaker 2: Man children, manchilds.
Speaker 4: Yes, Brady, So the results are in from your tips
Speaker 4: you are currently on thirty two out of what does
Speaker 4: that mean a lot? But you're only three behind the winner,
Speaker 4: so you're doing well.
Speaker 5: Wow, dumb luck.
Speaker 3: Look at your faces. We're going to need an order done.
Speaker 3: Look at the shock on everyone's face.
Speaker 1: Guys, I want to talk celebrity encounters to kick things
Speaker 1: off this morning. You've both had your fair share, no doubt.
Speaker 5: Well we've had to interview a few.
Speaker 4: Yeah. How do you find yourself in that moment? You do?
Speaker 4: You sort of panic a little bit with small talk.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, I do remember the other day I was
Speaker 3: locked in the courtroom with David Neats.
Speaker 4: Oh that's right, you were too lovely bloke, great.
Speaker 6: But I was coming into but I've known him for
Speaker 6: years and you were like, oh yeah, well it was
Speaker 6: so hot and stood in the cool room just for some.
Speaker 5: Context at the pub, Oh yeah, it was a hot day.
Speaker 6: And I think jas thought I was following him into it,
Speaker 6: and I just let I didn't go in, and Jason
Speaker 6: was like, oh no, I'm alone with a football player.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I think I've got a history of being a bit mumbly, fumbly,
Speaker 1: a bit awkward. I know that you've witnessed this firsthand.
Speaker 1: But recently I was on.
Speaker 4: A holiday at Wahiki in New Zealand. What a place,
Speaker 4: Jason Island.
Speaker 6: Oh, I thought you said, why Hiki Island.
Speaker 3: So if you ever go to New Zealand, you got
Speaker 3: to Auckland. It's a beautiful island. It's about thirty five
Speaker 3: minutes out from Auckland.
Speaker 4: Yeah yeah these days, yeah yeah, yeah.
Speaker 5: I thought you just went to Queenstown.
Speaker 3: Now, Auckland's like your big city. But Wahiki Island thirty
Speaker 3: five minutes out on a ferry, and there's about forty
Speaker 3: different wineries.
Speaker 1: And speaking of which we were at, I think a
Speaker 1: place you recommended, mud Brick, great spot.
Speaker 4: So we've got the ferry over. We'd had a few on.
Speaker 3: The fairry okay scene and that's great, isn't it?
Speaker 4: A few on arrival a few he got to the.
Speaker 5: Winery holiday clean.
Speaker 1: I was a little bit I was a little bit
Speaker 1: o t t if it over the top, sun was shining,
Speaker 1: it was a beautiful day. As it turns out, this
Speaker 1: bloke was holiday, not so much holiday. He was working
Speaker 1: on Wahiki at the same time.
Speaker 4: Nobody. I came because I had no choice, and the
Speaker 4: people that I loved. That is the heart throb. That
Speaker 4: is Jason Mamu. That is Aquaman ladies and gentlemen.
Speaker 3: He was He was a waiter at mud Brick.
Speaker 4: He wasn't a way. He was enjoying the day with
Speaker 4: his mates, but as.
Speaker 5: A top I couldn't miss him either.
Speaker 1: That the hair was out, that you know, the guns
Speaker 1: were out. He was just he was loving life. But
Speaker 1: he was also the people knew he was there. There
Speaker 1: was stairs whenever he went to the toilet, the photos,
Speaker 1: all that sort of thing.
Speaker 4: So we were like, let's play cool.
Speaker 1: We don't want to we don't want to be those
Speaker 1: those people, right, So we just sat back, and I
Speaker 1: think he really appreciated the fact that we sat back,
Speaker 1: so not that he actually came up to me and
Speaker 1: to my mates because we were we were getting we're
Speaker 1: actually getting yourselfie at the time. So he offered to
Speaker 1: take the photo for us. Right, I'm like, oh, that'd
Speaker 1: be awesome, can you please?
Speaker 4: And I'm like it's man, he's taking Jesus aware again,
Speaker 4: I'm just going to preface this. We've had a few, right,
Speaker 4: so take the photo. Small talk ensues. We're like, so
Speaker 4: what do you mean?
Speaker 1: What have you been doing here. I'm shooting a movie.
Speaker 1: I'm like, oh, yeah, of course you are, of course
Speaker 1: you are. It's a hot day, right, it's hot, and
Speaker 1: we'd planned to go for a swim at the beach afterwards.
Speaker 1: I said, I mean you should come for a swim
Speaker 1: with us, I mean your aquaman.
Speaker 5: Don't Oh no, Oh, you've gone so far.
Speaker 3: Did you say that?
Speaker 4: Said?
Speaker 5: Do you want to come for a swim with us?
Speaker 3: You're equiman, We're going for a swim.
Speaker 4: I mean you should come for a swim with us.
Speaker 4: I mean you're aquament.
Speaker 5: Oh god, you've gone from pretending you didn't know who.
Speaker 1: Was from being the coolest unaffected people in the place to.
Speaker 6: To be fair, he started it when he came and said,
Speaker 6: lads want me to take a What did he mate?
Speaker 4: He didn't say anything. He grabbed his glass of red wine,
Speaker 4: turned around and went back to his mates. Why do
Speaker 4: I do it?
Speaker 5: Also? Can I say something? Have you seen what he
Speaker 5: looks like? Togs? I would not be wanting to get I.
Speaker 3: Think you'd want to be because you get jealous the best.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, you think I'll measure up pretty well against.
Speaker 3: Maybe to his left thigh, but that would be about idiot,
Speaker 3: I am Why do I do it?
Speaker 5: You know why?
Speaker 6: The people you panic when you just say things when
Speaker 6: you're around people like that, What were you going to say?
Speaker 4: Got no idea?
Speaker 5: The beach is amazing. You should go check it out.
Speaker 4: That would better.
Speaker 5: No, not with us. Just send him on his merry way,
Speaker 5: like tourist.
Speaker 3: Nine hundred drinks on the ferry had something to do.
Speaker 4: With j So it's just sampling the local product.
Speaker 5: Reach Dutch courage.
Speaker 3: Thursday footy tonight.
Speaker 6: Thursday with footy on a Thursday has a bit of
Speaker 6: a weekend vibe.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, Thursday's become my Thursday's become my Friday.
Speaker 6: Ye See, I wasn't into the Thursday footy thing for
Speaker 6: a while. I was like, oh fuddy, Thursday, Friday, Sunday, Sunday,
Speaker 6: too much footy.
Speaker 5: And now I'm like, oh Thursday, now it for like
Speaker 5: that weekend.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it works for me.
Speaker 4: I love the footy on a Thursday.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I've got caned into it too.
Speaker 3: My little man, Felix starts his school football this Friday.
Speaker 3: That's his team called well, it's the like it's the school. Yeah,
Speaker 3: And they were swapping around jumpers yesterday and he kept
Speaker 3: swapping till he got forty six Mason Cox number.
Speaker 5: That's what do they get to pick their own number?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Yeah, they're trading around yesterday.
Speaker 5: Oh that's so cute that he wanted Mason.
Speaker 3: So runs out on Friday, asked me for some coaching advice.
Speaker 5: So did they?
Speaker 3: Sorry?
Speaker 5: Does he want to be terrible?
Speaker 4: That's embarrassing, sorry, Nick Multouse.
Speaker 5: Well look at it what Ted Lastow did.
Speaker 1: Okay, he did actually believe touched the sign before they
Speaker 1: go out.
Speaker 4: You can't coach them.
Speaker 3: We're going to do some mark practice and stuff.
Speaker 6: This happened mark practice Jesus improvement to when he was
Speaker 6: calling to catch. Okay, boys, it's time for catching practice.
Speaker 6: Oh my god, Now I'm going to do goal shooting.
Speaker 4: Who's the goalkeeper?
Speaker 5: Come on, my god. That's embarrassing. Yeah, because you weren't
Speaker 5: sure if you were going to let him play foot.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I know we're debating, but I'll steam ahead. I've
Speaker 3: got to go get him my mouth go on.
Speaker 5: Very important.
Speaker 3: You just you just get the cheapest from the chemist.
Speaker 3: Don't where you put them in hot water and then
Speaker 3: mold them to.
Speaker 5: Their because I lose them all the time.
Speaker 6: Yeah, there was there was the person that would come
Speaker 6: to school and be like you could actually get them
Speaker 6: properly molded to get colors. And and then I do
Speaker 6: it from when I played hockey.
Speaker 5: Yeah, went through a hockey pace.
Speaker 3: Yeah sure, I could see you as a hockey player.
Speaker 5: And they tried to make me the goalie. And I
Speaker 5: was like this, ain't it for me?
Speaker 4: Out of here? Why were you the goal It's not
Speaker 4: great with the stick, so let's just patter up.
Speaker 5: I had the same question when I did rolling and
Speaker 5: they made me the cock.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Right, And then I just lose my mouth out every
Speaker 6: week and Mom was like, that's it. We're getting a
Speaker 6: pharmacy one.
Speaker 7: You know.
Speaker 3: I've gone the bright green.
Speaker 5: Pharmacy green, lime green.
Speaker 4: Cool.
Speaker 3: I'm a sucker for a love story, guys.
Speaker 5: Aren't we all? I love love.
Speaker 4: What's caught your eye?
Speaker 3: This one's a bit of a rock. What's caught your right? Clinton?
Speaker 3: Every time I look over, your eyes are down. What
Speaker 3: are you doing over there? Sorry?
Speaker 4: This the soccer is on Champions League?
Speaker 5: Are you watching it on your mobile telephone device?
Speaker 4: A very very intense match.
Speaker 3: What's the score?
Speaker 4: It's one all Champions League? About six minutes?
Speaker 3: Can you give your phone to Loe. You'll get it
Speaker 3: back at the end of the day. It's the rules
Speaker 3: and turn it off.
Speaker 5: I haven't cared about soccer since the Matilda's lost.
Speaker 3: You That won't you? Yeah, this loves story is a
Speaker 3: bit of a roller coaster. One hundred and three year
Speaker 3: old has passed away.
Speaker 5: Oh that love story.
Speaker 3: Widowing her forty seven year old partner. No, no, sorry,
Speaker 3: she was one hundred and three, he was forty seven.
Speaker 5: I'll give you, guys, five seconds to do the mats.
Speaker 4: On that fifty five wouldn't No, I'll say yes to something.
Speaker 3: They were together for eleven years. Wow, so this wasn't
Speaker 3: like an overnight insurance job.
Speaker 6: Well, to be fair, she's one hundred and three, right,
Speaker 6: so if she signed up at ninety two, I probably
Speaker 6: did think it wasn't going to go.
Speaker 5: For He probably didn't think she had eleven yearsgo.
Speaker 4: Was like, I don't think I'm going to have to
Speaker 4: play the long time in America.
Speaker 3: No, this is in Sydney and he's the best. Guys,
Speaker 3: I haven't even got to the best bit yet. She
Speaker 3: was previously married to his grandfather.
Speaker 4: No, hang on, no, I need to draw a diagram. Sorry,
Speaker 4: what again?
Speaker 3: One hundred and three year old was married to a
Speaker 3: forty seven year old.
Speaker 5: So it was her second husband.
Speaker 3: And her first husband was that guy's grandfather.
Speaker 6: Sorry, that means that she would be his grandmother technically,
Speaker 6: but not blood so like a step grandfather.
Speaker 5: Yea, So it was a second this is her third marriage.
Speaker 3: No second, that was because if she was, if she.
Speaker 5: Was married to Grandpa, that means that's Nan.
Speaker 4: That's Nan.
Speaker 5: He can't be married to his name, can't. She's one
Speaker 5: hundred and three. She wasn't stopping.
Speaker 4: You don't know. You don't know.
Speaker 5: I know your shop is shut at one hundred and three.
Speaker 5: When you're in triple digis you're not throwing a leg over?
Speaker 4: No, well maybe she didn't need to throw the legover.
Speaker 3: I'll give you a hot tip, mate.
Speaker 5: Do you're retire from throwing a leg over at a
Speaker 5: certain age?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 3: Nursing homes, ah, they love it. Not fleep, Lauren. When
Speaker 3: the lights go down, baby, the lights go down? Sorry?
Speaker 6: How often are you hanging out at nursing homes watching
Speaker 6: after lights?
Speaker 4: Now the dark?
Speaker 3: No? God, No, I didn't want to be stooped.
Speaker 4: Stooped, Yeah, nursing homesane.
Speaker 3: Apparently, when the lights go down mate, they move from
Speaker 3: room to room?
Speaker 6: Wow, how old are people still throw on a leg over?
Speaker 6: You really think a hundred year olds are still doing it? No,
Speaker 6: you'd break a hip at that age.
Speaker 3: Only one way to find out, hang on thirteen twenty
Speaker 3: four ten.
Speaker 5: When was the last time you did the.
Speaker 3: Thirteen twenty four ten. Let's find the longest person still
Speaker 3: throwing the leg over?
Speaker 5: Yeah, the oldest, maybe longest.
Speaker 4: That's a long leg I'd like to enter this conversation.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 6: I reckon people are hanging up there, But thirteen twenty
Speaker 6: four ten old.
Speaker 3: Surely people would have loved ones in nursing homes and
Speaker 3: they've heard the stories as.
Speaker 4: Well, those corridors after dark.
Speaker 3: Yeah no, yeah, yeah, yeah yeah.
Speaker 6: Anyway, this guy was stup in his It can't be right.
Speaker 6: You've got your facts wrong in that.
Speaker 3: I'm telling you now, it's happening in nursing homes. I've
Speaker 3: heard stories about like people that have had to go
Speaker 3: and get their uncle out of other rooms and stuff
Speaker 3: like change.
Speaker 5: That's maybe because they've got a bit confused and.
Speaker 3: Got lost and just happened to take their clothes off etent.
Speaker 4: Even if you work in a Nursing Home thirty twenty
Speaker 4: four to ten. I want to hear about it.
Speaker 3: Throwdowns, and the way you said that was like you
Speaker 3: really wanted all.
Speaker 5: The wo I would say that those like the.
Speaker 3: Gold Nolman thirty twenty four ten. All right, let's hurry
Speaker 3: through this break and come back and hit the phones.
Speaker 3: We're talking. How old are you and you're still throw
Speaker 3: on the leg over? Let me set the scene. Thank
Speaker 3: you for what a ripping show. You'd be the blanche
Speaker 3: on this team?
Speaker 4: Were they all in?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Even older, even older?
Speaker 5: I think they were younger thout young older people.
Speaker 8: Really girls.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I loved the gold Girl Saturday.
Speaker 3: We're pretty much the Golden Girl.
Speaker 4: So how old is too old?
Speaker 6: There's no such thing as too old? But I think
Speaker 6: people are retiring from throwing a leg over.
Speaker 5: They're like early.
Speaker 3: Seventeen thirteen twenty fourteen, Clinton and I are trying to
Speaker 3: give Lauren an eye opener here we think it needs
Speaker 3: right in nursing homes.
Speaker 4: Yeah, ninety plus they're still going for it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you just wouldn't want to be. Let's go to
Speaker 3: the phone. Thirteen twenty on the bottom four ten Casey
Speaker 3: in Mornington, good morning, Good morning, do.
Speaker 5: You have some info? Yeah, what the oldiest are doing?
Speaker 9: Break it to Lauren. But I worked in age care
Speaker 9: and they definitely enjoy jumping rooms of a.
Speaker 5: Nighte How old are we talking, casey? Oh, look like eighty.
Speaker 9: The younger ones, like seventy years were the most active.
Speaker 9: We did have people in their eighties.
Speaker 3: Good on them. Yeah, yeah, I mean the only problem
Speaker 3: is at that age you spend in the night you're
Speaker 3: too blood exhausted to go back to your room.
Speaker 6: Did you never did like some mornings would you go
Speaker 6: to just live at breakfast in your back?
Speaker 4: Got to put my teeth back in.
Speaker 5: Oh no, you couldn't be doing that with no tea.
Speaker 9: We had night round. It wasn't really a problem.
Speaker 3: Thirteen twenty four to ten. If you think that's shocking,
Speaker 3: wait till you hear our next caller.
Speaker 6: We are discussing, and I don't know why we are
Speaker 6: discussing this, but we are discussing do people retire from
Speaker 6: doing the deed at a certain age? Jason Clint think no.
Speaker 6: And sexual activity is rife in nursing home.
Speaker 3: What else are you doing? Tipping points only on half.
Speaker 5: An hour a day and sleeping and you're exhausted.
Speaker 4: Don't think you know what's going in going on? Not
Speaker 4: in and around Melbourne?
Speaker 3: Did you think you're jealous?
Speaker 5: I reckon in your seventies? He sort of hanging up the.
Speaker 3: Boots Emma and Taylor's lake. Sah, what inf have you
Speaker 3: got on this subject?
Speaker 10: Okay? Pop ninety six? Him and his partner she fell
Speaker 10: off the bed. No, and that's how they got caught.
Speaker 10: And it was a nightly ritual. Apparently not.
Speaker 5: It keeps him up ninety six.
Speaker 10: Yep, So okay, yeah, she was fine, she was fine.
Speaker 5: How old was she?
Speaker 10: She was in her late seventies.
Speaker 6: Pops still got it. So were they living together or
Speaker 6: they're in a nursing No.
Speaker 10: No, they were in a nursing home and she she
Speaker 10: was his partner and kept popping in Emma.
Speaker 5: I mean, I think it's sweet. I think you should
Speaker 5: be loved.
Speaker 1: When you guys found out about this, were you encouraging
Speaker 1: of it or did you try and put a stop
Speaker 1: to it?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 10: No, no, just let him go.
Speaker 5: Yeah, he's ninety six. You can't be you can't be putting.
Speaker 3: A stop to stop to it.
Speaker 4: I'm just asking the question. I'm encouraging it.
Speaker 3: Let's go to Nikki, who is a pathologist. How do
Speaker 3: you know?
Speaker 4: Okay?
Speaker 10: So I used to be a pathology collector and we
Speaker 10: would go to retire at homes to take blood and
Speaker 10: you know, for the residents there, and it was not
Speaker 10: uncommon for one of those tests to be testing for syphilis.
Speaker 10: I remember the first time I saw that on the
Speaker 10: referral and I was like, ladies worker, why, Like I
Speaker 10: don't get it, Like that can't be right. I mean
Speaker 10: people at that age are not having She's like, honestly,
Speaker 10: it's like an orgy around here.
Speaker 4: Oh oh about a seven years. It's a ninety six
Speaker 4: year witch.
Speaker 3: I'm going to need my pills early today.
Speaker 5: Yeah, what what pills do you reckon?
Speaker 4: They?
Speaker 5: I'm in the in the dispensary, little blue pills.
Speaker 3: You'd hear them rattling. Let's go to Debbie Morning, Debbie morning.
Speaker 3: All right, dear, what proof have you got that they're
Speaker 3: still throwing the leg over past eighty?
Speaker 2: So?
Speaker 9: I used to work a.
Speaker 11: Few years ago as an escort. Yes, and so I
Speaker 11: used to have a lovely gentleman that his son used
Speaker 11: to pick him up from the retirement village. Make him
Speaker 11: the bookling, give him the little envelope of money.
Speaker 9: And drop him off and wait from out the front.
Speaker 5: How was he was well.
Speaker 11: And truly into his seventies.
Speaker 3: Yet Yeah, what a sun?
Speaker 4: So the sun was piping.
Speaker 11: Amazed, it was, it was amazing. He was the most
Speaker 11: beautiful old man and he was just he'd been widowed,
Speaker 11: so he still had that urge. And his son realized that, Yes,
Speaker 11: oh my, what a.
Speaker 3: Good father son relationship.
Speaker 4: That's that's that's great. How much energy did the seven.
Speaker 3: Year old have?
Speaker 5: Surprisingly, it's not a great deal, so he couldn't do
Speaker 5: it for young bucks.
Speaker 3: He probably had more energy and clean after a belly
Speaker 3: full of beers. It's on a Saturday night, to be honest.
Speaker 11: His enthusiasm was definitely there, his appreciation was definitely there.
Speaker 11: And yeah, look he enjoyed it for long enough.
Speaker 6: Yeah, there's all kinds of things going on out in
Speaker 6: the wild wild west.
Speaker 3: Of the I think you live a very sheltered life,
Speaker 3: old Philip.
Speaker 4: He enjoyed it for long enough.
Speaker 5: The old the old bulls still got it.
Speaker 3: A sun be bloody extra ten minutes, A sweet good God.
Speaker 3: I hit a drive through on the way home.
Speaker 4: It was wild.
Speaker 12: Wow.
Speaker 3: God, I love the people. I love the people that
Speaker 3: listen to this show. We've got them all.
Speaker 5: The oldies is still doing it.
Speaker 3: Absolutely, they're doing it more than us pologists.
Speaker 5: Yes, CD it is. That's mind blowing.
Speaker 3: You just go on six Brass Rember.
Speaker 6: By the way, shout out to the oldies out there
Speaker 6: who might just be walking back to their little rooms
Speaker 6: this morning.
Speaker 5: That on you.
Speaker 3: Laurence said, good on you. Did I hear you say
Speaker 3: driverless trucks?
Speaker 4: Driver less trucks?
Speaker 7: Jason's right, that is it happening now ten o'clock tonight
Speaker 7: to five am tomorrow. I don't like that they do
Speaker 7: have a driver in them, just in case something goes amiss.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that rattle. So went on the Monash and like
Speaker 3: main frequent major thoroughpis. Yeah, don't you think we should
Speaker 3: try cars rather than giant trucks first?
Speaker 5: It's a bit scary.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 5: No, I won't be on the roads tonight.
Speaker 1: Nora.
Speaker 5: That's a Nora from me.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I agree.
Speaker 5: Remember that test, didn't they do?
Speaker 6: It's like a Tesla or one of their e cars
Speaker 6: with it no drivers.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so one of them bloody ran over someone in
Speaker 3: the States in I reckon.
Speaker 6: Remember when I was in San Francisco, last year, which
Speaker 6: is like the tech capital of the world called the
Speaker 6: big tech companies are setting up shop and they had
Speaker 6: the driverless Ubers and they have cameras like everywhere all
Speaker 6: over them. And there was two competing companies I believe
Speaker 6: over there that was doing the driver lists, well not
Speaker 6: they're not Uber branded driverless you know, car share or
Speaker 6: whatever it's called. And one of them because the cameras
Speaker 6: weren't underneath a woman I think she bent down to
Speaker 6: tie her shoelace in front of it, and it didn't
Speaker 6: recognize that there was someone on the ground and it
Speaker 6: like drive her halfway down the straight.
Speaker 5: That company got shut down. There's many issues with them.
Speaker 3: It's long journey, but we got there.
Speaker 1: Have you seen the videos on socials when someone leaves
Speaker 1: a passenger in the tesla and then they go inside
Speaker 1: and then they reversed the tesla out of them.
Speaker 4: It's very funny and they panic.
Speaker 5: Wait what happens?
Speaker 1: Oh, yeah, to be there, there's a passenger and they go,
Speaker 1: I just got to go inside and grab something. And
Speaker 1: then as a bit of a prank is a lot,
Speaker 1: they reverse the tesla out the driveway and the passengers going.
Speaker 6: What's do they actually self drive because I've got a Tesla,
Speaker 6: so I believe.
Speaker 3: They do well. You can buy the self drive pack,
Speaker 3: but I don't think it's legal here in Australia in
Speaker 3: the suburbs, to be honest.
Speaker 6: You know on Scapman in our team also has a Tesla.
Speaker 6: Does your do they self drive?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 2: No, you've got to pay extra for the full self
Speaker 2: driving package.
Speaker 3: But are you legally allowed to use that.
Speaker 4: Not on the road. No.
Speaker 7: You can auto park at your house, so you leave
Speaker 7: it outside of your garage and press the button and
Speaker 7: it'll park itself in there for you.
Speaker 3: You know, Lawrence, the one person I think auto drive
Speaker 3: would be good for.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, not bad. You should do
Speaker 4: a comparison, just track them. But who's the better driver?
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, they don't. There's no room for error in it.
Speaker 3: If you're on the freeways tonight you see a truck
Speaker 3: and there's no one behind the wheel. Apparently it's all
Speaker 3: above board. Hey, it's just gone to seven.
Speaker 2: Freaky, Lawrence, say ten k.
Speaker 3: Forget registering on websites, forget ringing up and trying to
Speaker 3: get through and be called a suburn. All you have
Speaker 3: to do is come up see us say hey and
Speaker 3: you could win ten k.
Speaker 6: I'm so excited. We've got thirty thousand dollars to give away.
Speaker 6: So here's how it works. We are going to be
Speaker 6: out and about across Melbourne over the next couple of weeks.
Speaker 6: We want you to come and say hey, and you
Speaker 6: could be winning ten k. But if you are the
Speaker 6: one hundredth or the two hundredths or the three hundredth
Speaker 6: person to say hello, every hundred wins one hundred. If
Speaker 6: you are the one thousandth person or the two thousand,
Speaker 6: every thousand wins a thousand, and their ten thousandth person
Speaker 6: we meet will win ten thousand.
Speaker 5: Buccaronis.
Speaker 3: That's right.
Speaker 4: That is easy.
Speaker 3: Just got to walk out, say hey, shake your hand
Speaker 3: and you are counted. Someone will be there with one
Speaker 3: of those little nightclub clickers.
Speaker 4: I know them.
Speaker 3: Well.
Speaker 6: We want to meet ten thousand of you Melbourne and
Speaker 6: we want to give away a heay the cash along
Speaker 6: the way.
Speaker 3: How long this is going to take, but I can
Speaker 3: reveal it will be a different location every single day
Speaker 3: we will be We'll be out for about an hour.
Speaker 5: Or so, sometimes in the morning, sometimes in the utmost if.
Speaker 3: You can't get to us we'll give you an opportunity
Speaker 3: to ring in on the morning and say hey.
Speaker 5: We're gonna do weekends as well.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, we will hit out in the week.
Speaker 5: Wee weekends. People are busy during the week.
Speaker 3: Are we ready for location number one? Yes, this is
Speaker 3: the first place you will be able to find us
Speaker 3: and come up and say hey, hey, hey, hey hey.
Speaker 5: On Monday morning, we will be meeting you all at
Speaker 5: eight am at Flinders Street Station on the corner there.
Speaker 3: Yeah, smack bang.
Speaker 5: It might be on the way to work, you might
Speaker 5: be on the way to school.
Speaker 3: So how this is going to work? Because this one
Speaker 3: will be during the show after seven point thirty We're
Speaker 3: going to take the show mobile and head down to
Speaker 3: Flinders Street Station. So if you do travel through there
Speaker 3: on your way to work Monday morning, eight o'clock, we'll
Speaker 3: be doing the show live from Flinders Street Station and
Speaker 3: at the same time shaking hands and saying hey, say hey, hey,
Speaker 3: oh hey love this, say hey for ten ka Like
Speaker 3: Lawrence said, one hundredth person, every hundredth person wins one
Speaker 3: hundred bucks, every thousandth person wins a grand and then
Speaker 3: the ten thousandth person we shake hands with and say hey,
Speaker 3: we'll win ten thousand dollars.
Speaker 6: Pretty simple, blood the easiest money I've ever given away.
Speaker 3: Don't wait, and we will. We're going to get right
Speaker 3: across Melbourne, all different parts you name it, Geelong, Frankston,
Speaker 3: the city areas out and the burbs will be everywhere.
Speaker 5: Hit us up on socials if there's somewhere you really want.
Speaker 3: Us, and watch our socials as well, because we'll reveal
Speaker 3: the next day's location every single day.
Speaker 5: But Friday to ten thousand people, Yeah, that's.
Speaker 3: Huge, a bit of fun. Say hey for ten k
Speaker 3: kicks off Monday morning, eight o'clock.
Speaker 5: Guys.
Speaker 6: You know when you want to get onto someone, how
Speaker 6: many times is it reasonable to call? Like if you
Speaker 6: call someone, do you do you ever call them back
Speaker 6: again to see for the answer if they don't answer,
Speaker 6: ring and ring and ring, irritating?
Speaker 5: But is there a level?
Speaker 6: Like one calls like a one is a casual catch up, right,
Speaker 6: like I just want to say hi or I just
Speaker 6: want to see what's going on. Two is a bit
Speaker 6: like I probably need to talk to you. I would
Speaker 6: say that if someone calls you three times, it's an emergency.
Speaker 4: It's an absolute emergency.
Speaker 3: Well, even if you put your phone on like the
Speaker 3: old do not disturb thing. If it's someone in your favorites,
Speaker 3: and they constantly ring, it goes through.
Speaker 5: I was wondering that, but I think they know that
Speaker 5: it hasn't gone through because you do not disturb.
Speaker 6: Anyway, We're away last week and I was on a
Speaker 6: call that I had been It was a really important call,
Speaker 6: and I've been playing phone tag.
Speaker 5: Is there anything worlse I'm playing phone tag?
Speaker 6: I think when you see you've missed it again, You're like,
Speaker 6: how how have I missed that call again? So I've
Speaker 6: been playing phone tag and I finally got on this
Speaker 6: call having a very curious I want to say business chat,
Speaker 6: which makes me sound far more important than I am. Anyway,
Speaker 6: having really like conversation that I've been trying to have
Speaker 6: for two days. We've been playing phone tag, and Paul
Speaker 6: called me on the other line and I was like, oh, it'sine,
Speaker 6: call him back. And then he called again and I
Speaker 6: was like, oh, nah, surely after the second time if
Speaker 6: I don't answer, he'll send me a text.
Speaker 5: And then he called again and yeah, I was like, hey,
Speaker 5: I'm so sorry.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 6: I was like, hey, I'm so sorry. I have to
Speaker 6: take a call. There must be some kind of family emergency.
Speaker 6: Paul's just called me three times in a row.
Speaker 5: Can I call you back?
Speaker 6: And I'm like, okay, I hope everything's okay. And I
Speaker 6: was like three times this is mid business chat? Yes,
Speaker 6: so yeah, But I hung up the call and I'd
Speaker 6: missed the third cover of that stage. I was like, well,
Speaker 6: call him straight back.
Speaker 5: I called him back. I was like hey. He goes hey,
Speaker 5: and I was like everything okay, and he goes, yeah, Well,
Speaker 5: I was just going to see if we had any bread,
Speaker 5: or should I stop at the bakery on the way home?
Speaker 3: That's not on Oh no, I I disagree.
Speaker 5: Should I stop at the bakery?
Speaker 3: Wellad, he's about to pass the bakery. He doesn't want
Speaker 3: to turn back.
Speaker 5: No, that's that's unacceptable.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry because he can't win because if he got
Speaker 3: home and you wore to hang up that business car
Speaker 3: and been like it's going to make a slunch but
Speaker 3: we got no.
Speaker 5: Bread, well just then get bread. You don't three times.
Speaker 4: Clean, that's s OS territory. I'm sorry, Jason Lauren.
Speaker 3: He can't win three causes going past the bakery. Now's
Speaker 3: the top.
Speaker 5: I'll just pull in and get another loaf of bread.
Speaker 3: I get your place, just bread growing on trees where
Speaker 3: it comes from. Cool everyone the purpose in the house.
Speaker 1: J Lawrence, tell me what you know.
Speaker 3: Each week women getting someone in from the force, different departments.
Speaker 3: We had a negotiator in the other week.
Speaker 5: Yeah, we love this segment.
Speaker 3: I was using his skills to try and get one
Speaker 3: of the kids out of their room. The other day.
Speaker 3: I did the whole joke thing because you know how
Speaker 3: he said, you're not funny, but it works. He opened
Speaker 3: the door and said, Dad, you're not funny, and our
Speaker 3: sympathy my kid left the room.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I remember that police negotiator said to get someone
Speaker 6: off a roof.
Speaker 5: I said, if you make me laugh, I'll get down,
Speaker 5: no matter how bad.
Speaker 3: This week's a bit of a different one.
Speaker 4: We have.
Speaker 3: As If who is a custody officer supervisor working for
Speaker 3: the police. This guy has a photographic memory which would
Speaker 3: one hundred percent come in handy for your job. Good morning, mate,
Speaker 3: how are you.
Speaker 2: Good morning guys, Thanks for having me yo show. It's
Speaker 2: really good to have to be here.
Speaker 3: So run us through how your photographic memory skill comes
Speaker 3: in comes in play when it comes to policing.
Speaker 13: Oh well, if I meet someone, I just don't forget
Speaker 13: him like you need when I see him. Oh if
Speaker 13: beheas like he need, the end doesn't matter. Like a
Speaker 13: neother one, I dalt with them. Let suppose like neety
Speaker 13: two years ago, I still remember his face under name
Speaker 13: as well.
Speaker 6: So it says here that there was a case where
Speaker 6: more than one hundred thousand dollars in sunglasses has had
Speaker 6: been stolen and as a photo circulated, and you remembered
Speaker 6: this person from dealing with him back in two thousand
Speaker 6: and eight.
Speaker 2: Eight, yep, that's exactly right. You know I dealt with
Speaker 2: him in two thousand and nine.
Speaker 13: I could remember the time as well, and I could
Speaker 13: remember when this what discussion I had with him.
Speaker 5: That is amazing.
Speaker 4: And what is it?
Speaker 6: Is it people's faces that you recognize or is it
Speaker 6: tattoos or is it the way they walk?
Speaker 13: I just simply like you know, the how they're like needy,
Speaker 13: behave like standing posture right when they speak, when their
Speaker 13: hand movements, all.
Speaker 5: Their mannerisms and everything.
Speaker 6: Because I often watch those crime stopper ads and I
Speaker 6: think I know that person.
Speaker 5: I've seen that person before, don't you.
Speaker 3: Sometimes with the crime stopper. It's the recreation so you
Speaker 3: might have seen him on I don't know All Saints.
Speaker 1: As if I needed you at university? Where were you
Speaker 1: when I was trying to remember quotes from books and all.
Speaker 3: Of a Redden funny enough? So obviously you've got a
Speaker 3: photographic memory when it comes to policing. What about at home?
Speaker 3: Like like, I'm pretty good where I watched my wife
Speaker 3: put her keys on mobile phone down. You're never losing them,
Speaker 3: and I'll remember that and lou will message me during
Speaker 3: the shower like, hey, Pape, do you know where my
Speaker 3: keys are? And I know I can go, Yeah, blue couch,
Speaker 3: left hand side.
Speaker 13: Oh, it's the same thing with my wife as well.
Speaker 13: Like you know that she said, I just rely on
Speaker 13: your someways, Please don't leave me.
Speaker 3: Have you ever lost your carrot chat?
Speaker 5: He'd never lose anything.
Speaker 6: Do you remember people's names and their stories as well
Speaker 6: or just you're like I know that person.
Speaker 13: No, I just most of the people who I dealt
Speaker 13: with them that I just remember their names as well,
Speaker 13: so it's easy to give their names.
Speaker 5: Like you know, and when did you realize you had
Speaker 5: this amazing skill?
Speaker 13: Well, it's when I joined the Big Pole, you know,
Speaker 13: the twenty sixteen the first one. The person I identified
Speaker 13: because of one of my sergeants going through the footages
Speaker 13: and I said, oh, yeah, I know this guy and
Speaker 13: she just looking at me.
Speaker 2: Whosey I said, that's his name?
Speaker 6: And she goes soon go into the police force. Because
Speaker 6: you knew how this incredible skill. You realized it once
Speaker 6: you joined.
Speaker 13: No, i'ven once I joined it like the and I
Speaker 13: started picking people like you from the steelers of this guy,
Speaker 13: this guy him.
Speaker 1: And so these are all people of interest basically po I.
Speaker 1: And then you will they'll throw you some c c TV.
Speaker 1: You'll go through CCTV and you'll be like, I've seen
Speaker 1: him before. Yes, that's a South Melbourne market. So you're
Speaker 1: like on Law and Order.
Speaker 3: Yeah. When they put the photo into the system and
Speaker 3: the systems going to the photo, the system, you're the system.
Speaker 2: It's a building fashion recognition. You can say like, you
Speaker 2: know what I mean?
Speaker 13: And they having said that, then people start saying you're
Speaker 13: super recognized. I never knew, so I just google it
Speaker 13: and I found in the UK, in Scotland they have
Speaker 13: the whole squad people like you. Yeah, they're just like
Speaker 13: their job is to like they only look at the
Speaker 13: god through the footage and do they have a medium?
Speaker 4: On laur Order as well? She did some great work.
Speaker 4: It was the medium, like, yeah they a medium.
Speaker 5: Lauren Order? Is not actually a true representation of what happens.
Speaker 6: Spoiler come, I see, But do you like see people
Speaker 6: and think, oh I remember him, I remember what he
Speaker 6: said to me in high school and how mean that was.
Speaker 6: And now you said them in the straight and you're
Speaker 6: a police officer and just want to give him a
Speaker 6: piece of your mind, Like you.
Speaker 13: Know, I'm stopping on the lights. The people I dealt
Speaker 13: with them, you know, sometimes they just walk across the road.
Speaker 13: And I said, oh, yeah, that's that seem you know.
Speaker 6: I mean, so you know it's your wife would get
Speaker 6: away with nothing. I wouldn't want to be married to you.
Speaker 3: Where's the garbage guy around again this week?
Speaker 5: I didn't leave that there. I didn't do that. You did?
Speaker 5: I remember?
Speaker 3: I've got a question. Okay, it's not the it's not
Speaker 3: the most serious policing question, but is it true members
Speaker 3: of the force get discounted drive throughs or in your uniform?
Speaker 3: Have you ever rocked up at macas in your uniform
Speaker 3: and they've gone ten percent off. No, I never done that,
Speaker 3: so I can't give the answer, like you know, let's
Speaker 3: go my next question.
Speaker 5: You know, police.
Speaker 6: Officers don't just sit around and eat donuts like in
Speaker 6: the Simpsons either.
Speaker 1: Again spoiler AlSi are you good at that memory game?
Speaker 1: You know where you've got the cards? And like Tomato,
Speaker 1: you know you're.
Speaker 4: Good at that game.
Speaker 3: I give a shot, like you know, but I never
Speaker 3: play that.
Speaker 4: He'd also be good accounting cards at the casino.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, he's a police officer. Sign him up to
Speaker 5: deal or no, you'd remember where.
Speaker 6: The briefcases were. In all seriousness, though, when has this
Speaker 6: skill come in handy? Like, what are some of the
Speaker 6: cases that you've managed to blow wide open because of
Speaker 6: this extraordinary skill you have?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 13: Well, there is a lot, but I can give you
Speaker 13: the one example. The other day, you know, there was
Speaker 13: a POI. They were looking for it. They identified too,
Speaker 13: but they couldn't identify the one and they're still sensitive.
Speaker 13: Footage was like a pretty bad But I know straight
Speaker 13: away this guy when I dealt with him.
Speaker 2: I chat with him in twenty twenty three.
Speaker 5: And he kicked it straight away.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and I knew what time you came into my
Speaker 2: station and what was what.
Speaker 4: Was he charged for?
Speaker 5: Like, you know, you remember the time in the day
Speaker 5: as well?
Speaker 13: Yeah, yeah, and you know I'm in the ice rat
Speaker 13: was remember the member who dealt with him and he
Speaker 13: was involved in the kidnapping. And I within a not
Speaker 13: even a five minutes, I send an email to the
Speaker 13: detective and he applied me back.
Speaker 2: That's amazing.
Speaker 5: Thanks going on like you, Oh that is that is amazing.
Speaker 3: I wish we didn't meet you now because every week,
Speaker 3: if we ever come up with a person of interest,
Speaker 3: you're going to be like April eighteen, wearing that silly
Speaker 3: hat on his head, little rang and pushing in the buttons.
Speaker 5: But I know it's like a photographic memory. But do
Speaker 5: you haven't Like I can't remember what I had for
Speaker 5: breakfast yesterday?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 6: Do you remember like life events and things as well,
Speaker 6: or it's just you got to see an image.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I do remember the life events as well. And
Speaker 2: I heard that thing as well.
Speaker 13: People come up to me and they said, oh, we
Speaker 13: can't even remember what we had last night the dinner, but.
Speaker 2: You remember these things. And I's like, you know, well,
Speaker 2: it's just stuck in my head.
Speaker 4: You know, to the.
Speaker 3: To the cops. Ever get on the beers on a
Speaker 3: Friday like a teammate and go hey, as if we're
Speaker 3: going to show you a photo and you tell them
Speaker 3: what crime they did, could and just and test out
Speaker 3: your memory for a bit of fun. Well, it's not
Speaker 3: like that.
Speaker 13: But when I went when I joined the whig Pool,
Speaker 13: and I went through some of the previous files and
Speaker 13: I start sending emails and some of the members said, oh,
Speaker 13: after two years, how come you know this guy?
Speaker 2: And I said, well, I dealt with him in the past,
Speaker 2: so I thought, I just he.
Speaker 3: Just never forgets.
Speaker 5: They'd want to bring out that red laser from the
Speaker 5: matrix and sucumentary. Please don't remember this, you think a
Speaker 5: meta black Did it help you at school?
Speaker 2: Because I remember the movie you mentioned about the UNI.
Speaker 13: I was in the tape and well, I've done a
Speaker 13: couple of time exams and the professor or like the
Speaker 13: teacher come up to me, what was the question?
Speaker 2: And I said, okay, this is one of the questions.
Speaker 2: And that was the page number, that was the paragraph number.
Speaker 13: Oh my god, And then you just start writing and
Speaker 13: then some of the students get upset. Why are you
Speaker 13: telling all these things to the teacher because you might
Speaker 13: got to have the students to get the good grades.
Speaker 4: You know, do you know what I should borrow him
Speaker 4: when I go out on the town at night so
Speaker 4: I can remember what I've done.
Speaker 5: I wouldn't be hanging out in a police offer.
Speaker 3: Also, if you remembered what you did, I don't think
Speaker 3: you'd ever go out again. Thank you so much for
Speaker 3: coming in this morning.
Speaker 2: Thank you so much.
Speaker 3: The whole side of policing you didn't even know existed.
Speaker 5: Interesting. I love self checkout. I love it. I always
Speaker 5: wanted to be a checkout.
Speaker 6: Check when he likes getting your I get in the group,
Speaker 6: like the hint swing, I'm like in the back, and.
Speaker 3: Then what happens is the scales don't register something and
Speaker 3: that silly little message comes up. You have to wait, going,
Speaker 3: oh yes, can I give you a tip.
Speaker 4: And explained item in the bagging area?
Speaker 3: Shocking, Debbie's giving me a tip. If you put something
Speaker 3: in the bag and it doesn't register, just press down
Speaker 3: on the scales and let go again. What resets sort
Speaker 3: of resets.
Speaker 1: As a former checkout chick safe Way Ash would shout out,
Speaker 1: I don't go through the self checkouts.
Speaker 4: Anymore I go to a human So do I love.
Speaker 5: A self checkout?
Speaker 4: You want it?
Speaker 5: I feel so grown up using it.
Speaker 1: The deli I didn't do. I pulled one shift in
Speaker 1: the deli because it was frantic. It's very very tricky,
Speaker 1: very tricky.
Speaker 5: Deli gives me anxiety when when you have to say
Speaker 5: how much weight do you want?
Speaker 4: And then I go, it's a real guest to three hundred.
Speaker 6: Grams of the champagne handbangs and then I see them
Speaker 6: pull it out and what I was meaning, but that's perfect.
Speaker 3: And then how embarrassing when you've got to be like, oh,
Speaker 3: can you take a bit out?
Speaker 5: No, you never take it.
Speaker 3: I know I've got no drums. Of course you would
Speaker 3: when you go three grams over take a bit out?
Speaker 6: You go enough for four sandwiches. But my husband, he's
Speaker 6: a big boy, so make it maybe like a big serve.
Speaker 5: Yeah, anyway, that's that's not what I had a.
Speaker 4: Roague customer one day when I was on the checkout.
Speaker 4: She was rude to me, rude, rude, rude. This is
Speaker 4: a true story. She had her little seedless grapes and
Speaker 4: I pressed my hand on that scale just to make
Speaker 4: it way a little bit, and those six dollar grapes
Speaker 4: cost her sixteen dollars And I watched her walk out
Speaker 4: a safely ashwood and I said see you later on,
Speaker 4: And then.
Speaker 5: Did you pocket the tent? No, you're not, you're an
Speaker 5: honesty man. Well there's a problem in Brisbane, of course,
Speaker 5: it's in Brisbane.
Speaker 6: Where Jase comes from, because the honesty policy of the
Speaker 6: old self checkout isn't working and some ida's over there
Speaker 6: are actually removing them because they have worked out it's
Speaker 6: cheaper to staff the checkout than deal with the amount
Speaker 6: of loss they're dealing with, which sucks.
Speaker 3: A bit because like the ideas are small businesses. These
Speaker 3: aren't the massive supermarkets, you know what I mean. So
Speaker 3: people are taking the piss and obviously pinched and stuff.
Speaker 5: Well, research has suggested that one in eight Australians have
Speaker 5: stolen something in the past year. There's eight people in
Speaker 5: our team. Who do you recommend?
Speaker 4: Yes, Actually, let's have a look around.
Speaker 5: Let's have a look around. There's the thumb.
Speaker 3: He wouldn't do it, the knak wouldn't do it.
Speaker 4: She's a clean skin.
Speaker 3: Well we've got that young millennial. She's not even millennial.
Speaker 3: What is she?
Speaker 5: Ali wouldn't do it. She's sweet.
Speaker 4: I reckon, it's honestly, I couldn't do it.
Speaker 5: I can't. He'd be putting the avocados through his washed potatoes.
Speaker 5: Washed potatoes, for sure. Have you ever done it?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 3: They've got cameras now, but you know what it's.
Speaker 6: It's sort of taken the fun out of looking up
Speaker 6: the deli items because that camera looks down, it goes,
Speaker 6: you've got avocados.
Speaker 5: You knows what you mean? It can tell. So you
Speaker 5: know how you used to just put something on the
Speaker 5: scales and you'd have to search.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you going to go through the.
Speaker 6: Babycident and it's like, oh, that's green, that's probably avocados.
Speaker 4: How do you know that? It's a hash?
Speaker 5: Then now you you like the pov ones.
Speaker 4: I love the Shepherd AVOs. They're one ninety five each
Speaker 4: at the moment. I'll see. I bought four the other day.
Speaker 3: Has that was a checkout man? Still got it?
Speaker 5: Shepperdavos? No good in them.
Speaker 1: They hang on just before you do. Once someone came
Speaker 1: through with what are they? What are these silly white carrots?
Speaker 1: I call them white carrots?
Speaker 3: What are they?
Speaker 4: Pass? I was flicking through that silly little director.
Speaker 5: It was, oh, you're actually looking.
Speaker 4: For past them for hours?
Speaker 11: What are they?
Speaker 1: Carot?
Speaker 5: That's embarrassing.
Speaker 3: Can I hear your price? Check boys?
Speaker 4: Service ten on register three? Please service ten registered three?
Speaker 3: Normally it's like really close?
Speaker 4: Did I understand christ check on white carrots? White carrots
Speaker 4: is a three.
Speaker 3: Three? It was this time yesterday that it went.
Speaker 5: Off in scrabble? How many points is the letter Z worth?
Speaker 7: There? It's worth ten?
Speaker 2: You have just.
Speaker 9: Oh my god, that is so awesome.
Speaker 3: Bye, okay, congratulations, do some Let's try it again today.
Speaker 5: Ah good, it's that easy. One question.
Speaker 6: You could have five k in the bank. Let's go
Speaker 6: to Alyssa in Mortia. Lic morning a Lissa, Good morning,
Speaker 6: all right, Alissa.
Speaker 3: I love Morty, do you. Yeah? We're looking for a
Speaker 3: place to buy at the moment. I love around Mortiak.
Speaker 5: There it's lovely.
Speaker 4: Yeah, at High Street.
Speaker 3: Sporting blow Pub. Otherwise there's a great little restaurant called
Speaker 3: Bang Bang oh shop Yeah. Good fish fish chip show,
Speaker 3: Tommy Tommy Roffs fish.
Speaker 6: All right, thanks for joining postcards this morning, Alissa real estate.
Speaker 6: Bye now, hey, Alisa, I've got three questions for you.
Speaker 6: One is worth five thousand dollars, and it's what we
Speaker 6: call hard. There's a medium question for five hundred dollars,
Speaker 6: and there is a simple question for fifty bucks.
Speaker 5: What would you like to be asked this morning?
Speaker 10: I'll go for the five hundred dollars.
Speaker 8: Five hundred dollars done, Nice and medium.
Speaker 5: Nice and medium, just like a good steak, Nice and.
Speaker 3: Medium, medium. Here we go. I will remind you you
Speaker 3: get three seconds to answer the question. All right, So
Speaker 3: even if like you can't think of it, I would
Speaker 3: strongly suggest taking a guess.
Speaker 5: Run out an answer.
Speaker 10: Okay, all right?
Speaker 6: Alyssa from Morti alic for five hundred dollars? How many
Speaker 6: fortnights are there in one year?
Speaker 5: Three? Two one?
Speaker 3: She's a two for two five hundred dollars?
Speaker 5: Alissa, she was so much. Oh you need the five
Speaker 5: hundred bucks. Yeah, I need the five hundred What are
Speaker 5: you going to do with it? Probably go towards my car?
Speaker 5: Oh that's good on you, well done.
Speaker 3: Do you think you're putting on a spoiler?
Speaker 4: Or is a wii?
Speaker 5: You go, Melbourne? How many fortnights are in one year?
Speaker 5: The correct answer was twenty six simple maths question with.
Speaker 4: Gas Now, just before what did you say what you say?
Speaker 4: What do you say?
Speaker 5: How many? How many fortnights in days?
Speaker 3: Twenty one?
Speaker 4: Twenty one? When you pull that one from.
Speaker 5: He's rolling on a forty two week years year.
Speaker 4: We'll give them a little holidays you get.
Speaker 5: It doesn't affect the fortunes.
Speaker 7: I know.
Speaker 3: It's Christopher Traca joining.
Speaker 4: Us on the air.
Speaker 5: Morning morning, guys.
Speaker 8: How are we Your headphone's not working? I know they're not,
Speaker 8: but I can still hear you.
Speaker 3: Well, I'm right in front of you.
Speaker 5: Track.
Speaker 4: How are you? I don't know how to fix it.
Speaker 8: It's fine, I can hear you. Guys all good?
Speaker 3: How are we feeling?
Speaker 8: Feeling good? There? I literally just had to turn the
Speaker 8: volume on.
Speaker 3: That'll get you.
Speaker 5: It's lucky you can kick a footy.
Speaker 8: Thank god?
Speaker 3: Going well, going really well?
Speaker 5: Have you guys got a weekend off?
Speaker 8: I had to buy or the week days off?
Speaker 3: Right? Not the weekend?
Speaker 8: It was up to noo, sir, which is good enough.
Speaker 8: Few days.
Speaker 5: You actually got a little holiday.
Speaker 3: Three days.
Speaker 8: Technically it was great. Get some sun now back in
Speaker 8: cold Melbourne.
Speaker 3: But why are you back if you got the buy?
Speaker 5: Because you train leading into the next game.
Speaker 14: Yes, and also we play earlier next week because of
Speaker 14: Anzac Eve, which would be an exciting game against the Tigers.
Speaker 6: Sound Zach Eve is my favorite game of the year.
Speaker 6: It's such a special game, isn't it.
Speaker 5: It's really it feels.
Speaker 8: Special, It's remarkable. It's incredible to be a part of it.
Speaker 14: I feel really grateful and privileged to be a part
Speaker 14: of something so historic.
Speaker 8: It is truly incredible. The way they do it before
Speaker 8: the game as.
Speaker 14: Well, the horses, the lights turned off, the lights with
Speaker 14: the ring and then obviously the national anthem and the
Speaker 14: last post is it is really really special?
Speaker 5: Goosebump inducing, isn't it? It is?
Speaker 8: And this is my I think it's my seventh or
Speaker 8: eighth one now and it never gets never gets old.
Speaker 6: Do you get a different feeling in your like adrenaline
Speaker 6: on those games? There feels like there's something special in
Speaker 6: the air on those big nights.
Speaker 8: Yeah, definitely those games.
Speaker 14: Obviously Anzac Dave Game, King's Birthday game, gets collingand for
Speaker 14: for modin neuron disease with Neil Danahert. Those types of
Speaker 14: games they're like finals. You know, you know that Collingwood
Speaker 14: and Richmond's supporters are going to come out. It will
Speaker 14: be eighty five plus. I think it's their game, so
Speaker 14: you know, the be eighty five thousand easily in the
Speaker 14: game and it is awesome.
Speaker 8: But even even the week building up.
Speaker 14: To it, like tomorrow will go to oh God, we'll
Speaker 14: go to the shrine trying to remembrance. We'll have a
Speaker 14: guest speaker, someone probably in the army and talk about
Speaker 14: their experience. Last year we had a pilot come and
Speaker 14: he's had family and generations from who were also pilots too, and.
Speaker 3: I like the club gives them the respect it deserves.
Speaker 3: It has to.
Speaker 14: You need to, you need to, and I think for
Speaker 14: younger guys coming up as well in understanding importance of it.
Speaker 14: And also Melbourn Footy Club. We've been around for so
Speaker 14: long that we've had players. Bluie Trust got our best
Speaker 14: and fairest trophy named after him. Was the was in
Speaker 14: the war at the age of twenty two. Twenty three
Speaker 14: guys getting drafted now that's them now.
Speaker 3: Isn't that crazy?
Speaker 8: It's just it's absurd.
Speaker 5: Well, we found someone that might be good to get
Speaker 5: down into the rooms and pump you up, because I've
Speaker 5: just been obsessed and fascinated by this little boy called
Speaker 5: Eddie who He has been taking the internet by storm
Speaker 5: by taking over your training sessions.
Speaker 3: Run, run as you can to the other end. What
Speaker 3: are your come on?
Speaker 7: What have you?
Speaker 5: He's mad day, He's a mad day. But he went
Speaker 5: down to training. Yeah, and he's a mad Christian Petrarca fan.
Speaker 3: This was the moment he got to make track.
Speaker 5: Hi Jaking.
Speaker 12: Illo Patruck, my phone, Scala, Tom Sparrow, Tom scar He
Speaker 12: is so very cute.
Speaker 5: He's sort of taken over the Melbourne Footy Club instagram
Speaker 5: of late.
Speaker 14: Tell us about Eddio, Well, we the media, the media
Speaker 14: team found him at training. They were just recording because
Speaker 14: we had a family day on Sunday to a week
Speaker 14: and a half ago a now, and so that was
Speaker 14: recording us walking onto the ground and the fans around
Speaker 14: us and had like a little guard of honor and
Speaker 14: this kid was just yelling at us. It was hilarious
Speaker 14: and couldn't even pronounce any of our last names.
Speaker 8: And he's four years old.
Speaker 4: They loved him.
Speaker 8: He knew all of us and it was really cool.
Speaker 14: So then they said obviously he said of my favorite
Speaker 14: player and Max Gorn And then I did three sixty
Speaker 14: on Fox Footy the other night and he was.
Speaker 8: There and he was on Fox Footy.
Speaker 3: That's cool.
Speaker 8: His dad was there. Then they brought to training and
Speaker 8: he was very cute. I mean for a four year old.
Speaker 14: Early it was quite overwhelming because it's forty four guys
Speaker 14: and he's been thrown into the deep end. But then
Speaker 14: when we got out into the field and he bossed
Speaker 14: us around in the warm up, it was really cute.
Speaker 8: As the doorable.
Speaker 6: Is it moments like that though, where you meet little
Speaker 6: kids and you think, God, this thing we get to
Speaker 6: do is pretty cool.
Speaker 3: Over him, now he's followed you the three sixty, he's
Speaker 3: going to train.
Speaker 14: I think it was nice timing because we got we
Speaker 14: got smacked by Brisbane, so it was kind of it
Speaker 14: was like it was a training session two days after,
Speaker 14: so it was nice to have a little bit of
Speaker 14: breath of fresh air.
Speaker 8: Him coming in just got to give gives you a
Speaker 8: bit of perspective.
Speaker 3: It was awesome.
Speaker 1: How just on that now that you've made that point,
Speaker 1: how taxing was it? Because we heard a lot after
Speaker 1: the Brisbane lost about you playing what three games.
Speaker 4: In sixteen days?
Speaker 5: Is that?
Speaker 4: Do you really feel it?
Speaker 1: Because I mean I was there, I'm I'm not gonna
Speaker 1: say anything about the performance, but you could see that
Speaker 1: you were the boys were laboring a little bit.
Speaker 8: Yeah, it was tough. I think we played.
Speaker 14: So we played two games in Adelaide, stayed in Adelaide
Speaker 14: for seven eight days, and then the Thursday later we'll
Speaker 14: playing again. And I don't think we've had a schedule
Speaker 14: like that since COVID probably where we played. But that
Speaker 14: was sixteen minute quarters. See these are twenty minutes and
Speaker 14: time on. So yeah, three games of fifteen days is
Speaker 14: quite tough.
Speaker 8: I think it was fifteen. Hopefully make that we can
Speaker 8: make it less. We'll say it gives us a better excuse,
Speaker 8: but no, but it also it was an excuse though.
Speaker 8: I mean Brisbane Brisbane.
Speaker 4: Played base they they were awesome.
Speaker 14: Their aggression and they're tackling and their pressure was probably
Speaker 14: forced us to play terrible too.
Speaker 4: So but it's good.
Speaker 14: I think it's like for me, like when you lose
Speaker 14: in those situations, it gives your time to learn, an
Speaker 14: opportunity to grow.
Speaker 8: So for us, it's good that we had that loss.
Speaker 8: So and now obviously leading to Richmond game, whould be good.
Speaker 4: Just one more from me.
Speaker 1: I bumped into your good mate, Angus Brayshaw yesterday and
Speaker 1: he's wine bar. He's opening a wine bar on Lennox
Speaker 1: the street called Lenny, which has been really good.
Speaker 4: He of course had to retire early.
Speaker 5: Many incidents that Clint bumped into someone and.
Speaker 1: In the morning it's next door to my OSTEO. So
Speaker 1: and why do you need THEO. Everything's like the point
Speaker 1: I was making. Gussy's looking really well, which is which
Speaker 1: is lovely to see. But Nathan Murphy from Collingwood he
Speaker 1: had to prematurely retire as well. This must be really
Speaker 1: sad seeing these players having to make these big decisions.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it is.
Speaker 8: It's it's sad obviously.
Speaker 14: I mean when you're so young, I thinkthan Mathews twenty
Speaker 14: three or twenty four and you know, been in the
Speaker 14: league for six years and has to make a decision,
Speaker 14: a life decision at that age, it is quite tough.
Speaker 8: And yeah, it is sad.
Speaker 14: But I think for me, the more I've started to
Speaker 14: see Gussie and more I've started to become close with
Speaker 14: him away from footy more, I'm kind of like that
Speaker 14: Harve's me to say, it's quite selfish, but.
Speaker 8: I'm happy for his decision.
Speaker 14: Like I think, I don't know, like for me, even
Speaker 14: Nathan Murphy, you could kind of see the kind of
Speaker 14: sense of relief, like does he seem happy and can
Speaker 14: tell us, oh, no, he's he's is miserable. I as
Speaker 14: you would, because you know footy, you play it for
Speaker 14: the whole life. But I think for me like it's
Speaker 14: another knock or it's another injury away from from that
Speaker 14: potentially you know.
Speaker 8: Making it worse.
Speaker 14: But I think the fact that you know Nathan Murphy
Speaker 14: and Gus can retire knowing that the symptom free and knowing.
Speaker 5: That when you've got that hanging over your head.
Speaker 14: I probably didn't explain myself, Well, it's more just saying
Speaker 14: it's nice to see. I don't want him being in
Speaker 14: an environment where he's stressed and anxious the whole time,
Speaker 14: where it's dangerous. Yeah, as much as he's.
Speaker 1: Feeling terrible not being able to and Nathan have won
Speaker 1: premierships as well, and I know Gus said after he
Speaker 1: won in twenty one that he feels fulfilled as a footballer,
Speaker 1: which was beautiful here and Nathan said the same thing
Speaker 1: a couple of days ago when when he announced his retirement.
Speaker 14: So if you can walk away with the premiership metal well,
Speaker 14: that's the thing about that's the thing about footag clubs.
Speaker 14: It's not like we're going to see we're going to
Speaker 14: see them all the time away from the club. You know,
Speaker 14: friendships and that they will last forever. But it's the
Speaker 14: camaraderie that's probably the thing you missed the Morris and premierships.
Speaker 8: Like your dad was there in the hub in twenty
Speaker 8: twenty one.
Speaker 4: So he's still talking about on that premiership kimbership.
Speaker 8: It's you too, Jasus put the music up, telling us
Speaker 8: to cut out the winder.
Speaker 5: How very daggy because we're not.
Speaker 3: Talking about we're paying by the minute. It's costing me
Speaker 3: a fortune. Christoph Pertraca joining us on the here this morning. Mate,
Speaker 3: enjoy the weekend off and enjoy and eve next week.
Speaker 8: I appreciate a special day on you do you just.
Speaker 3: Sorr.
Speaker 8: I'm going to go now.
Speaker 3: I'm going to get selfish on a bye weekend. Do
Speaker 3: you ever go to the foot of yourself and watch
Speaker 3: your game?
Speaker 4: No watching basketball?
Speaker 14: Watch NBA play place Miami the Atlanta, Well that's a
Speaker 14: biggie Philly Mimi the Philly Atlanta.
Speaker 5: Thanks track.
Speaker 3: Laurence just found something online which is really Radile, what's happening?
Speaker 6: I got sent an article, which I don't love reading
Speaker 6: things about myself. But for some reason, there's an article
Speaker 6: on a website that says Lauren Phillips reveals what she
Speaker 6: won't do in the bedroom with her fiance Paul, and
Speaker 6: I was like, Clint, I don't want to read it.
Speaker 5: I don't want to read it. Someone's in it to me,
Speaker 5: so click because I'll read it anyway.
Speaker 6: Goes on to talk about how the other day on
Speaker 6: the show, Will You asked me where I sit on
Speaker 6: throupples and I said.
Speaker 3: So, people are bringing another person into the relationship, but
Speaker 3: it's not just for one night.
Speaker 7: You know that.
Speaker 4: Lauren said she's all in.
Speaker 10: No.
Speaker 5: I said, it's absolutely not for me.
Speaker 6: And the thing is that Jace loves probing me on
Speaker 6: these things because he knows I'll get my I'll get
Speaker 6: tongue twisted, and I'll say something that I'll end up
Speaker 6: being embarrassed about anyway. So it goes on to say
Speaker 6: Lauren said, no, she doesn't judge other people though, But
Speaker 6: then there's a sentence in this article. Jase went on
Speaker 6: to admit that he was once in a thropple with
Speaker 6: his wife and a male friend.
Speaker 5: Tell us more about your throat, tell.
Speaker 3: Us about listen. I've been taken out of context, and
Speaker 3: I would like a retraction.
Speaker 6: I love it when you were taken out of context
Speaker 6: because it's normally me and now Lou, your wife, she's.
Speaker 5: Going to be thrilled.
Speaker 4: The people at the age don't get it wrong to.
Speaker 5: Chase went on to say how he was in a
Speaker 5: proper We don't have time. We're going to take calls.
Speaker 3: The phones are still down. We were talking. When we
Speaker 3: were talking about throuples, I mentioned that when.
Speaker 5: You were once in a wife and a male friend,
Speaker 5: how did you.
Speaker 4: Make it work?
Speaker 3: I didn't say that, don't.
Speaker 5: Did they eventually kick you out because you were boring them?
Speaker 4: Yeah? I mean how did you split your time? Was
Speaker 4: it sort of thirty three percent?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 3: I said to you, guys, what worked for me when.
Speaker 5: With your wife and a man work for you?
Speaker 3: When Lou and I started dating.
Speaker 4: You were in a No, and there's nothing wrong with that.
Speaker 5: Sorry, sorry, sorry, there's a quote from you here, Lauren.
Speaker 4: There's a quote Lauren.
Speaker 5: I would go to I would go to bed, and
Speaker 5: he took over boyfriend Judy Rolls.
Speaker 4: Did he I mean you did say that. I mean,
Speaker 4: if it works for you, Jase, you go through it.
Speaker 5: I did say that, but hang on, and then Lauren
Speaker 5: went on to say, yuck. The only thing worse than
Speaker 5: being in a throuple would be being in a trouble
Speaker 5: with ja. I stand by my commas.
Speaker 3: And they printed that, yeah a stitch No, I said,
Speaker 3: we had a flatmate, join us and between joiners hang
Speaker 3: on between between him and I, we divide and conquer.
Speaker 3: Did say that as in as agreeing lo as in
Speaker 3: I would go.
Speaker 1: Making a bigger hole for yourself, loves loves trupples and.
Speaker 3: Will turn your micro I was going to bed at night,
Speaker 3: and then he would take over and watch and then
Speaker 3: and watch like sects in the city and stuff like
Speaker 3: that weather, so he do that part in the relationship
Speaker 3: during Honestly, anyway it is.
Speaker 5: We'll talk more about your throuple tomorrow.
Speaker 6: And the only reason we're talking about this is because
Speaker 6: our phones were down, so we thought we'd poke the bear.
Speaker 5: Jase, do you believe in karma?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I would like to think. I believe in karma.
Speaker 5: You do something good, something good might come back to you.
Speaker 5: You do something bad, it's going to come back to
Speaker 5: buy you.
Speaker 3: I reckon he opened a few people cop a bit
Speaker 3: of karma.
Speaker 5: This year, I've copped a bit of karma. Do you
Speaker 5: remember when I did Yesterday with your kids, which reminds
Speaker 5: me we are you? No, we are not. So for
Speaker 5: those who don't know what.
Speaker 6: Yesterday is, it's where kids get to ask their parents
Speaker 6: for all kinds of what. It's not meant to be
Speaker 6: about gifts and things, but things they want their parents
Speaker 6: to do, and the parents have to have a yes
Speaker 6: can do attitude.
Speaker 5: Yep, all right, you want to go rock climbing, We're
Speaker 5: going to go ro The whole.
Speaker 3: Thing's based on, like you know, all kids here, yeah,
Speaker 3: all kids here from their parents is no, no, no, no,
Speaker 3: we're not doing that. No we're not doing that that
Speaker 3: we're not going there, which is.
Speaker 6: Untrue, but yeah, yeah, and even parents I think agree that.
Speaker 6: They're often just like, no, don't have time, No, we're
Speaker 6: not doing that.
Speaker 3: Jennifer Ghana movie, I'd blame her for it.
Speaker 5: It's a day called yesterday. Anyway.
Speaker 6: I took Jase's kids on Yesterday and I took them shopping,
Speaker 6: and I said, what instruments would you like?
Speaker 4: Kid?
Speaker 3: That's right, two recorders, a karaoke machine, and a six
Speaker 3: hundred dollar bill for me.
Speaker 5: Oh, I made him pay for him because I'm not
Speaker 5: an idiot, so I said yes, and he had to pay.
Speaker 4: Are they musically inclined? Jason?
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 3: One of them plays a piano and the other one
Speaker 3: likes noise, so great, perfect fit.
Speaker 7: Well.
Speaker 6: I laughed about that for a long time, and I
Speaker 6: was like, Oh, your neighbors are gonna hate you. You're
Speaker 6: gonna hate kids.
Speaker 4: Here we go.
Speaker 3: You've got karma.
Speaker 5: I've got karma. My next door over has bought a
Speaker 5: drum kit.
Speaker 6: Fully fledged thinks he's in the Red Hot Billie Peppers
Speaker 6: thinks he's g flip drum.
Speaker 3: Not a digital one where they can plug in the headphone.
Speaker 5: Not a digital one, Okay, a drum kit.
Speaker 4: So what time of the day were talking?
Speaker 6: So I'm out in the mornings, right, So I'm home
Speaker 6: during the day. But during the day is often when
Speaker 6: I'm like, Oh, I've got to do something tonight, I've
Speaker 6: got to work later.
Speaker 5: I'm going to have a nap.
Speaker 3: You're old, you need a nap.
Speaker 5: I need a nana nap.
Speaker 6: And guess who decides they're going to practice the drum
Speaker 6: kit because I guess he's being respectful and he's not
Speaker 6: doesn't want to play at night to keep other people
Speaker 6: awake and early in the morning's unacceptable.
Speaker 4: Little drummer boy next door during the day.
Speaker 5: I don't think he's not a little drummer boy. This
Speaker 5: is a fully fledged adult. The way he is banging
Speaker 5: on those snares is on the god on the snare drum?
Speaker 5: Is that coming?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Yeah. So when I'm sitting on a couch trying to
Speaker 5: have a bit of ourner and watching a bit of
Speaker 5: Virgin River, Clint, I love story Vege River, my favorite show.
Speaker 5: This is all I hear all day. And I actually
Speaker 5: on the first day it happened, because I think it
Speaker 5: was a day. Okay, turn it stop.
Speaker 3: They're not like in Timelin, like that'd be fun.
Speaker 4: Sound Is he playing to music?
Speaker 5: Why I can't hear. He might have the music in
Speaker 5: his headphones and I just see the drums. And the
Speaker 5: first day it happened, it was a day I think
Speaker 5: we've been in here, and I was like, I'm so exhausted,
Speaker 5: I need to go home and have an app And
Speaker 5: it started and you know what, I flat out thought
Speaker 5: it was you two at the front of my house,
Speaker 5: just trying to get to me, and I was like,
Speaker 5: not happy, Jack, that'd be good for I went to
Speaker 5: scream out the window and I was like, oh no,
Speaker 5: the names.
Speaker 3: I don't think you should be allowed to just practice
Speaker 3: an instrument like that and anytime of the day, day
Speaker 3: or night in the suburbs.
Speaker 6: Do you think at any time at all or do
Speaker 6: you think it should be a window. That should be
Speaker 6: a window with a snipper window. You can be four
Speaker 6: seven or after six, but that means you can do
Speaker 6: it in the day. I don't like it when the
Speaker 6: neighbors use the leof blow during the day. Let alone
Speaker 6: the drum kid.
Speaker 1: My lovely sister Casey and my brother in law Phil.
Speaker 1: They live next to a bloke who practices the bagpipes.
Speaker 3: Oh, I don't mind that bag.
Speaker 4: It's an afternoon session usually around three four.
Speaker 5: The baby to nap.
Speaker 3: Three to four is an okay window. Kids are normally
Speaker 3: up by the end they've had their midday nap.
Speaker 5: I agree. Actually, pipes, I reckon between three and five.
Speaker 5: Knock yourselves out with the instruments.
Speaker 3: Bet at five o'clock, get instruments down.
Speaker 6: Also at midday, like have some respect for those of
Speaker 6: us who need to see yes, Yes, where's the respect
Speaker 6: to watch?
Speaker 4: What's it called Valley Girl or something?
Speaker 3: Virgin River.
Speaker 5: I've finished it and need something else to watch. Jason,
Speaker 5: Jason Lauren Wake Up Feeling Good on number one hundred.
Speaker 10: Lauren on Socials