Speaker 1: Get every day every gentleman adelaides.
Speaker 2: Let's talk twenty twenty five met Gala. Oh my god?
Speaker 2: Is there anything more obnoxious than it?
Speaker 3: Is there anything more than a heap of celebrities getting
Speaker 3: dressed up in overprisced outfits going oh my god.
Speaker 4: I'm so rich and doing those poses that everybody else
Speaker 4: does to take the mickey, Yeah, but they're doing it genuinely.
Speaker 2: Like one hundred percent for reels. Oh man, we need
Speaker 2: to drill down.
Speaker 3: And I actually did a story for ten News First
Speaker 3: last night on the met Gala.
Speaker 2: Did you see it? Just see them in real time?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 1: I didn't see in real time.
Speaker 2: You're not watching ten News First.
Speaker 4: Probably need to catch up. Okay, I'm assuming comprehensive coverage.
Speaker 2: Okay, Well, would you like to hear my report from
Speaker 2: last night?
Speaker 1: Sure? Okay, no doubt. It would be somewhat of a
Speaker 1: passion piece. Here it is.
Speaker 2: Fashions.
Speaker 3: Biggest night saw celebrities to send on the Metropolitan Museum's
Speaker 3: costume inste In, New York to celebrate narcissism, elitism, and fuquidism.
Speaker 2: The theme was.
Speaker 3: Super fine tailoring, black style, and it was as confusing
Speaker 3: as the rest of us deciphering smart cocktail. The objective
Speaker 3: of the evening was to prove that it's a celeb's
Speaker 3: world and the rest of us are just living in it.
Speaker 3: That they're rich af and the underprivileged and starving be
Speaker 3: damned as we dropped three quarters of a meal on
Speaker 3: a frock that looks like the world's largest doon to cover.
Speaker 3: Highlights included Hianna unveiling her third pregnancy, a sibling for
Speaker 3: Razor and Riot, as the fetus was heard loudly exclaiming
Speaker 3: on the red carpet, Oi, mom, just call me rich,
Speaker 3: and a Winter sported the most obnoxious bob on the planet,
Speaker 3: while some wanna be wore an oversized piano on his back,
Speaker 3: which made sense because he looked like he'd liked to
Speaker 3: play with himself a lot. Halle Berry forgot her nickers,
Speaker 3: which made her strangely popular on the dance floor, while
Speaker 3: Jenna or Tager arrived in a gown which was made
Speaker 3: entirely out of rulers, which allegedly made every man who
Speaker 3: stood next to her in the room incredibly nervous. Marthia
Speaker 3: Award for the best dress was Celebrity Injectable o zem Pic,
Speaker 3: which was and always will be the most popular accessory
Speaker 3: on the red carpet.
Speaker 2: Jody Otti is the ten News first.
Speaker 4: Oh my, very good, and they're gonna be answer you joke.
Speaker 4: I missed that last night, you did? I missed it
Speaker 4: with right during witching hour. I must have missed the big, nice,
Speaker 4: comprehensive report.
Speaker 2: Well, yes, we need to drill down in just a moment.
Speaker 3: Is there anything more obnoxious than the met Garla twenty
Speaker 3: twenty five?
Speaker 2: A couple of things in mind.
Speaker 1: We measure them all things in mind as well, like.
Speaker 2: That dress made of rulers.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's ridiculous.
Speaker 4: I almost did a good job of raw dogg an
Speaker 4: entire thing, but still somehow slipped.
Speaker 1: Into my feet.
Speaker 2: Oh yes, it's on the Social store. I think you.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you what. You covered all the bases for
Speaker 1: the met Garala. Joe's well done.
Speaker 6: Well.
Speaker 3: I could be wrong on this, but I don't even
Speaker 3: think it's for charity. I think all the proceeds from
Speaker 3: that absolute wine first go to the met Garlett go
Speaker 3: to the museum.
Speaker 1: It's not even goodness sake.
Speaker 4: I thought you were going to say something, but I
Speaker 4: just like all proceeds go to Diddy's court case or
Speaker 4: something like that would be the worst result possible.
Speaker 2: Wouldn't it.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh.
Speaker 3: So we're asking the question this morning, feel free to
Speaker 3: get involved that in twenty four ten. What's more obnoxious
Speaker 3: than the Met gala? We've come up with a few ourselves.
Speaker 3: Do you want to go first?
Speaker 1: I go first? Ready?
Speaker 4: How about this? Is this more obnoxious than the Met gala?
Speaker 4: Whistling in public? Oh my gosh, whis.
Speaker 1: Keep those wipes yourself? Mate?
Speaker 7: Like?
Speaker 1: Seriously, what upset you about whistling?
Speaker 2: I get it happy.
Speaker 1: But I get just pictured Okay, random stop doing that?
Speaker 4: All right, I get it you're happy, But now in
Speaker 4: saying that, you're making everyone else quite angry.
Speaker 3: What's more obnoxious? Whistling in public? Or the Met gala?
Speaker 2: On the canas?
Speaker 3: Three?
Speaker 2: One two three? All right? What about this one? Talking
Speaker 2: on speakerphone in a public space?
Speaker 1: Oh gosh?
Speaker 3: Anything more infuriating. I was having a pedicure the other day.
Speaker 3: I don't dark she was. I'm not even joking. She
Speaker 3: was talking about what was in her fridge for dinner.
Speaker 3: She said, I've got some snow peas, I've got some salmon,
Speaker 3: and I'm going to do some nice boiled potatos as.
Speaker 2: I'm sitting there going excuse me very much. I'm trying
Speaker 2: to relax over here, and I couldn't give her stuff.
Speaker 1: Working in loud speak.
Speaker 4: I told you about the time I was at the
Speaker 4: cafe and it was a lady next to me waiting
Speaker 4: for her breakfast with on a loud speaker.
Speaker 1: She was on hold of something.
Speaker 4: That's just that's obnoxious, super obnoxious.
Speaker 3: Okay, what's more obnoxious talking on speakerphone or the met gala?
Speaker 4: A one two three mcgala. Oh my gosh, it's unanimous
Speaker 4: so far. Okay, I got one for you chewing with
Speaker 4: your mouth open. I hate that in public as well.
Speaker 4: Three two one, what's more obnoxious?
Speaker 3: Me?
Speaker 1: Magala?
Speaker 3: All right, here's one for your kids playing their iPads
Speaker 3: out loud on a plane.
Speaker 1: On a plane, it's pretty obnoxious. Might have done that.
Speaker 4: We just get through the stage where like it's the
Speaker 4: only thing that's going to control them.
Speaker 3: But yes, very very obnoxious, okay, iPad's on a plane
Speaker 3: out loud on the met gala?
Speaker 1: Three two one?
Speaker 4: Yeah, all right, here's one for you ordering coffee and
Speaker 4: then waiting in the same spot for your coffee.
Speaker 1: For goodness, sake, go stand next to the.
Speaker 4: Barista, and then you got to do the whole Sorry,
Speaker 4: so have you ordered?
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I've already ordered. Left. It's so obnoxious.
Speaker 2: This is a tough one.
Speaker 3: Actually ordering, coffering and standing in one spot will make color.
Speaker 1: To one.
Speaker 2: Okay, this is the last one.
Speaker 1: Okay we go, here, we go.
Speaker 3: People as you're walking down the street blowing vape or
Speaker 3: cigarette smoke in your face.
Speaker 4: Oh, that is so obnoxious and makes you genuinely question
Speaker 4: humanity and what we're even doing here.
Speaker 2: On the counter.
Speaker 3: Three people blowing vapor or sits in your face on
Speaker 3: the street or the met color.
Speaker 4: One two three, Mega need to know now.
Speaker 2: I need to know.
Speaker 8: I need to know.
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Speaker 2: She is what you need to know.
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Speaker 9: on giving and Hannah Ford on seven News last night
Speaker 9: broke the fact that wasn't Hannah.
Speaker 3: By the way, that definitely wasn't Hannah.
Speaker 2: She broke this story last night.
Speaker 3: She showed the new footage of a morning visitor creeping
Speaker 3: up to the driveway of another home before leaving a
Speaker 3: nasty surprise. A second victim has reported a dog walker
Speaker 3: using their property as a bathroom, and well done, Hannah.
Speaker 3: Hannah is a very good journalist. She's broken somebody, some
Speaker 3: of the best news, She's an award winner, some of
Speaker 3: the best news stories.
Speaker 2: But this I think is her passion pace.
Speaker 4: This is the Walkley one ion. This is one that
Speaker 4: nets at Walkley the highest, most prestigious of war that
Speaker 4: you can warn and win in terms of journalists. And Hannah,
Speaker 4: you said it, Josh, this is like work but also
Speaker 4: perhaps a passion pace.
Speaker 2: Absolutely absolutely fans.
Speaker 3: So of course, earlier in the week there was a
Speaker 3: previous report about a similar incident involving a dog walker,
Speaker 3: and there's been signs all around Kensington Gardens, Saint go
Speaker 3: On go On saying this was you that pooed in
Speaker 3: our driveway. You've got forty eight hours to come back
Speaker 3: and clean it up with your pooper scooper, or we
Speaker 3: will air some very damning footage. But this second incident
Speaker 3: occurred on April thirty. So she walks in, she looks around,
Speaker 3: she squats near the gate, and she deposits a number two.
Speaker 2: What's fascinating about this and I'm going to show you
Speaker 2: a steel shot of the video. Look at that hat.
Speaker 2: Where would you see a hat like that at childcare?
Speaker 2: Wouldn't you?
Speaker 10: Oh?
Speaker 1: Absolutely?
Speaker 2: That looks like a toddler's hat.
Speaker 4: It's obviously there to conceal identity. What's it called a
Speaker 4: legionnaire's hat?
Speaker 1: Almost? No, No, it's like a bucket hats. The bucket hat,
Speaker 1: very much, bucket hat. It's very unique.
Speaker 3: It really flies in the face of the theme of
Speaker 3: a woman who would.
Speaker 2: Ship the drive.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it does, doesn't it.
Speaker 4: It makes sense like if I was going to own it,
Speaker 4: if all the cereal pools were lined up at the
Speaker 4: cop station and you had to identify straight away, your
Speaker 4: eyes are gravitating to the lady wearing the big bugget at.
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Speaker 1: Actually, I'm tired. I'm going to go to sleep.
Speaker 2: Can I have a bit of a winge.
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Speaker 3: It's sort of actually not on my behalf, it's on
Speaker 3: behalf of all of those people who have ever ever
Speaker 3: received a parking fine around the hospital.
Speaker 2: And I'm talking to Women's and Children's Hospital.
Speaker 4: That there should be there, should be something technically different
Speaker 4: in those.
Speaker 3: Areas, shouldn't there. So I was at work on Friday.
Speaker 3: My twelve year old daughter had been unwell over the
Speaker 3: period of twenty four hours, so my husband took it
Speaker 3: to the doctor because she was having trouble breathing. The
Speaker 3: GP did the responsible thing and said, you need to
Speaker 3: go to the Women's and Children's immediately.
Speaker 2: So I got the phone call at work.
Speaker 3: Fortunately, my boss is an absolute rock star, and she
Speaker 3: said drop everything and just get to the hospital, because
Speaker 3: you know what kids.
Speaker 2: Are like when they're sick.
Speaker 3: They just like dad was there, but she wanted mum,
Speaker 3: so arrive at the hospital.
Speaker 2: We're in the emergency department.
Speaker 3: We're probably there for about three hours as they were
Speaker 3: trying to bring her heart rate down and her temperature down.
Speaker 3: Seeing your kids sick is a traumatic enough experience, Right's.
Speaker 4: Just even saying those things and you're like, oh gosh,
Speaker 4: I know ane wants to be in that situation awful awful.
Speaker 3: So then anyway, eventually she got the all clear to
Speaker 3: go home. So I walked out to the car and
Speaker 3: what do you know, lo and behold was a dirty
Speaker 3: big parking fine for sixty eight dollars on my wind's screen.
Speaker 3: Now I rang my husband and I said, what happened
Speaker 3: with the parking because he obviously arrived in windspotcut And
Speaker 3: he said, you can only pay for two hour hours,
Speaker 3: so they cap it. So it's like when you go
Speaker 3: to the footy and there's two hour event parking all
Speaker 3: around North Adelaide, Well a footy game.
Speaker 2: Have you ever known a footy game to go for
Speaker 2: less than two hours?
Speaker 4: Unless you're a really really super disgruntled port supporter at
Speaker 4: Ballarat watching Western Bulldogs beat them by ninety points, and
Speaker 4: maybe you'll leave early.
Speaker 3: I don't know, you digress a little bit, or you're
Speaker 3: a cult and supporter and you leave at three quarter
Speaker 3: time with alarming regularity.
Speaker 1: Classic.
Speaker 3: But my point being like it's okay, like it was
Speaker 3: a one off for us. We don't have to go
Speaker 3: back to the women's and children's frequently because we don't
Speaker 3: have a consistently sick child. And I just made me
Speaker 3: think of all those kids who are chronically ill and
Speaker 3: how often those parents have to deal with the parking
Speaker 3: situation around the hospital, And like for me, I couldn't
Speaker 3: leave her, I couldn't leave it and go I've just
Speaker 3: got to go top up the parking doll and then
Speaker 3: have run the risk of a nurse or a doctor
Speaker 3: coming in while my child was lying ill.
Speaker 2: In a hospital bed. What a ridiculous situation like.
Speaker 3: Honestly, the state I know parking has been an issue
Speaker 3: around hospitals since Jesus was a boy, But honestly, it's
Speaker 3: so traumatic what parents are going through. And you throw
Speaker 3: that added layer on top of the nasty and these
Speaker 3: families must be financially hard hit anyway, given the fact
Speaker 3: that they're dealing with a sick child. So I don't know,
Speaker 3: I just thought that was a disgrace. I thought an
Speaker 3: absolute disgrace on Friday.
Speaker 1: That's a great rant, good rant. It's very very fair,
Speaker 1: And do you know, I feel better? Do you know what?
Speaker 4: Just what I will say is what I was congratulations,
Speaker 4: congratulations than because that is the most filtered version of
Speaker 4: that story that I've ever heard. We heard a different
Speaker 4: version off there before and I had to go clean
Speaker 4: my easy out.
Speaker 1: It's well done. Now you're going over there.
Speaker 3: I'm right, I'm calm now. I just sort of had
Speaker 3: to get it off my chest. So I was just
Speaker 3: saying before if you missed it. On Friday, got a
Speaker 3: phone call at work that my daughter was in hospital.
Speaker 3: Raced down there to the women's and children's. Of course,
Speaker 3: the parking situation is a bit of a disaster, so
Speaker 3: when in there, you could only pay for two hours, hazy,
Speaker 3: so only two hours at a time. We were in
Speaker 3: there for three, but I could leave her alone in emergency,
Speaker 3: and of course if a doctor came during that time
Speaker 3: and I wasn't there a disaster So anyway, came out
Speaker 3: and there was a dirty big sixty eight dollars fine,
Speaker 3: and it just do you know what it feels like.
Speaker 2: It feels predatory, It feels like.
Speaker 1: It feels like it's an opportunity for parking expects to find.
Speaker 3: So much for the people who are most vulnerable because
Speaker 3: they are looking after sick children in a hospital.
Speaker 4: Can you imagine yourself having a conversation with the parking
Speaker 4: spector and them saying, which is probably not what I'd saying,
Speaker 4: but them saying too bad. I don't care if your
Speaker 4: kid is sick, wrap it up inside two hours, please?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I can't do that.
Speaker 2: Isn't it just obscene?
Speaker 3: At least people with the opportunity to pay for longer
Speaker 3: parking so that you don't get whacked with a fine
Speaker 3: when you're already deal dealing with a sick child.
Speaker 2: Makes me cross.
Speaker 1: You've calmed down, though. It's good on you.
Speaker 2: Jud's thank you so much.
Speaker 3: And I've cleaned up the potty language as well, because
Speaker 3: when I told you this off, certainly wasn't this clean, wasn't.
Speaker 4: It's all good. We'll have that war repairedn't as well?
Speaker 4: Thirty four ten. Let's put it out there. We shouldn't
Speaker 4: have been fine for that. Yes, just a vent about
Speaker 4: the situations. We've been fine for something which you thought
Speaker 4: was absolutely ridiculous and also best call. This morning, we'll
Speaker 4: win a two hundred dollars Japanese hair spa voucher from
Speaker 4: the gym in Henley Beach.
Speaker 2: A gym, but not really a gym.
Speaker 3: It's more taking care of yourself with a beautiful head
Speaker 3: massage for about forty five minutes.
Speaker 1: That's cool.
Speaker 4: Let's kick it off with Daniel and find in. Daniel,
Speaker 4: you shouldn't have been fine for what.
Speaker 10: I'm parking right in front of my own house. Why yeah,
Speaker 10: I live on a main road and we right in
Speaker 10: front of our own house. We have an Australia Post mailbox.
Speaker 10: Oh no, it was just yeah, it was towards the
Speaker 10: end of the day. We're like, oh, can't fit the
Speaker 10: cars in the driveway. Let's just leave it out on
Speaker 10: the cub and so we did. Later on we came
Speaker 10: to check on the car and we got a I
Speaker 10: think it was close to an eighty dollar fine.
Speaker 1: No, not good enough. And how did that make you feel? Daniel?
Speaker 10: Oh, I can't use those words on radio.
Speaker 1: But I'm ready. I'm ready to press it dump button.
Speaker 2: I can't use those words.
Speaker 3: I was told in no uncertain terms that I couldn't
Speaker 3: use those words either.
Speaker 2: Daniel.
Speaker 3: I'm so sorry that happened to you. That's not fun
Speaker 3: at all. Let's go to either from Beverly good morning either.
Speaker 10: Hi?
Speaker 2: Hello, you got fined for what?
Speaker 13: So?
Speaker 12: I got fined for talking on my phone?
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 12: This was soon after the phone detection cameras were installed
Speaker 12: around the place in adelaide, But I wasn't actually holding
Speaker 12: my phone in the photo of me driving. I had
Speaker 12: two hands on the wheel. Yeah, so this day, the
Speaker 12: magnet on my dash like phone holder wasn't sticking to
Speaker 12: my phone, and I was talking through messengers, so it
Speaker 12: wasn't playing through my car audio. Yeah, I had the
Speaker 12: call on speaker and I had just tucked it under
Speaker 12: my brass strip, pitting on my shoulder.
Speaker 1: I didn't think I.
Speaker 12: Was doing anything wrong because I wasn't touching my phone
Speaker 12: at all, and I had secured it and I had
Speaker 12: two hands on the wheel. But of course it got
Speaker 12: picked up on the phone detection cameras, and yeah, I
Speaker 12: appealed it. I thought I had a good case, you know,
Speaker 12: when I told them my story, But no, unfortunately I
Speaker 12: had to pay six hundred and fifty eight dollars.
Speaker 2: I would love to see that appeal that it.
Speaker 3: Dear sir or madam, excuse me very much, but my boobs.
Speaker 2: Were having a conversation. It was not me.
Speaker 4: Can you stop looking at my boobs please, I swear, ma'am.
Speaker 4: We're just trying to find the mobile phone.
Speaker 2: Oh even that's unbelievable. Thank you so much for the call.
Speaker 4: Thirteen twenty four to ten, the calls coming through. I
Speaker 4: shouldn't have been fine for that. It's probably chance, just
Speaker 4: a reallyvent isn't it?
Speaker 2: Absolutely crazy?
Speaker 1: Favorite way to wake up?
Speaker 4: Seven thirty five and a top twenty hundgredes across Adelaide today.
Speaker 4: The met Gala was on yesterday and I'm just trying
Speaker 4: to find is there a stronger word than obnoxious.
Speaker 1: I don't know that there.
Speaker 2: Is, Yeah, there is. You just can't broadcast.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I can't stand that about We.
Speaker 4: Need to talk about the obnoxiousness of the met Gala
Speaker 4: before eight o'clock right now though on thirteen twenty four ten,
Speaker 4: I shouldn't have been fine for that, Jogy.
Speaker 1: Okay, you've come.
Speaker 2: Down, Okay, just stop making me out to be a winder.
Speaker 2: This is fair enough.
Speaker 1: Right, we need to put you in a straight jacket.
Speaker 4: About quarter past seven, it was outraged.
Speaker 1: No, just paid a picture behind the scene.
Speaker 2: No, that is not true.
Speaker 1: That through the straight jacket. Got some audio from it
Speaker 1: as well. And now you're back till we win.
Speaker 2: You're done.
Speaker 1: I'm done.
Speaker 3: My daughter went to hospital on Friday because she was
Speaker 3: very unwell.
Speaker 2: We're in there three hours.
Speaker 3: You can only pay for two hours worth parking, so
Speaker 3: promptly came out after a very stressful day two a
Speaker 3: sixty eight dollar fine like a fuck absolutely savage around there.
Speaker 3: But having said that, my girlfriend said that her son
Speaker 3: was in hospital with meningitis. Got to find contested it
Speaker 3: and got out of it. Robert's notice there is a
Speaker 3: little bit of compassion around the parking around the Women's
Speaker 3: and Children's thirteen twenty four ten. We're doing this morning
Speaker 3: with a two hundred dollars in Japanese hair voucher from
Speaker 3: the gym on the line.
Speaker 2: I shouldn't have been fine for that.
Speaker 1: Let's go to that renowned park. Good morning to you, Andrew.
Speaker 6: Here you going good good?
Speaker 2: What happened to you? Andrew?
Speaker 11: We were living in the country at the time and
Speaker 11: the medical services there were pretty limited, and we were
Speaker 11: directed by the gp'ed and of the Women's and Children's. Yeah,
Speaker 11: my child had a bit of an infection on the
Speaker 11: outside of the eye, and if we were the advice
Speaker 11: we had was if the infection breaks and goes into
Speaker 11: the eye, some of the remnants of that goes into
Speaker 11: the eye. The infection in the eye can cause blindness.
Speaker 11: So we're obviously pretty urgently down now. The opsthalmologist at
Speaker 11: the Women's and children scave the script for some cream
Speaker 11: and said, you need to get this tonight. And the
Speaker 11: pharmacy at the Women's and Children's was the only place
Speaker 11: that had it in the state. So we went down
Speaker 11: and they said it wouldn't be ready for about an hour.
Speaker 11: So we went back to our accommodation and I went
Speaker 11: down at ten to six. The pharmacy closes at six.
Speaker 11: I went down ten to six to pick up this
Speaker 11: cream that he needed and I parked on the eastern
Speaker 11: side of Women's and Children's but it isn't free parking
Speaker 11: until six. And when we came out at five past six,
Speaker 11: ten past six with this cream in my hand, feeling
Speaker 11: pretty proud of myself, and there was a ticket on
Speaker 11: the weddy. Yeah, yeah, I was pretty cranky. It's been
Speaker 11: a firstful few hours.
Speaker 7: But look, in their defense, I emailed them a pretty
Speaker 7: terse sort of an email, and I mean, looking their condescending,
Speaker 7: still going to give you a lecture kind of way.
Speaker 11: They did what So that's good, So that was probably okay.
Speaker 11: But I don't understand why the A and d's they
Speaker 11: don't have an app. We've got apps for everything these days.
Speaker 11: Just to have an ap where you can go in
Speaker 11: and say and put signs on the wall, where you
Speaker 11: can say, here's.
Speaker 1: My red Joe.
Speaker 11: Here's my red Joe, and the A and D staff
Speaker 11: can give you a code that you can put into
Speaker 11: an app.
Speaker 1: That's amazing.
Speaker 4: Thank you, Andrew, Thank you, Andrew. The best idea you've
Speaker 4: heard in a long time.
Speaker 3: I'm glad your son's okay, too good. Yes, jeez, it's
Speaker 3: heavy nut.
Speaker 1: Oh gosh.
Speaker 4: There's a lot of people coming through, a lot of
Speaker 4: people just venting and airing their situations, all right, thirteen
Speaker 4: twenty four to ten. I shouldn't have been fine for that.
Speaker 4: I shouldn't have been fine for that. Jade's had a
Speaker 4: very negative experience recently with a parking.
Speaker 2: So it's not that bad man.
Speaker 3: I just feel sorry for people who regularly have to
Speaker 3: park around the women's and children's and get fined when
Speaker 3: their kids are sick in hospital.
Speaker 2: It feels predatory.
Speaker 4: Just feel like a hot spot that's really really got
Speaker 4: parking there. That sounds like by the minute for parking
Speaker 4: spectors to jump on.
Speaker 1: No excuses accepted, No.
Speaker 3: Let's go to Dylan from Callington. You shouldn't have been
Speaker 3: fine for what, Dylan.
Speaker 8: Yeah, so when I was younger, I lived in where
Speaker 8: the conditions were pretty rough. Yeah, it was raining pretty
Speaker 8: pretty bad, and one night, driving home from work, come
Speaker 8: around a corner and there was just a big part
Speaker 8: of water on the road. Aquaplaned. I tried to bring
Speaker 8: the car back on the road, spun it around and
Speaker 8: put it into a ditch backwards, sort of debris sort
Speaker 8: of all over the road, rid off the car, and
Speaker 8: I was sort of in shock. Called the ambulance. They
Speaker 8: took me to hospital and then basically then I was
Speaker 8: all right. But the next morning the sort of police
Speaker 8: came to the to the hospital and caught me with
Speaker 8: a nice spine. So I was driving to the conditions,
Speaker 8: but it was just a big puddle on the road
Speaker 8: and the visibility was pretty poor. So yeah, they gave
Speaker 8: me a nice fine for driving with undue care the
Speaker 8: next day.
Speaker 4: See, I would have thought in a situation like that,
Speaker 4: you'd only get fine. Say, I don't know, if you
Speaker 4: were under the influence of something where you're in big
Speaker 4: trouble you were really breaking law. But if it's a
Speaker 4: genuine accent on the road. You don't need that, Thank you, Dylan.
Speaker 4: Let's go to Monica from worrideale Haim Monica. You shouldn't
Speaker 4: have been fined.
Speaker 6: He guy, okay, Guy, good good. I've got a cracker.
Speaker 6: I got a three hundred and eighty four dollar fine
Speaker 6: for not indicating into a car park next to the
Speaker 6: Grand is only a one way street. I was coming
Speaker 6: down and went into the car park and next minute
Speaker 6: I heard, you know, as I'm getting my ticket, I
Speaker 6: hear this out and I'm like, what now, I'm thinking
Speaker 6: there's a terrorist down on Jenny Road. And my husband went,
Speaker 6: oh my god, there's please car behind us.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 6: He made me reverse out of the car park. I
Speaker 6: nearly side spot the Grand Hotel in the process. He
Speaker 6: was the rudest copy at a young comfortable with him.
Speaker 6: He was terrifying, absolutely terrifying. He breathalyzed me, and it's great,
Speaker 6: I don't drink, so that was zero. He threw the
Speaker 6: breathalyzed in the backseat. He was having clearly having a
Speaker 6: bad day. And yeah, so I coped this three hundred
Speaker 6: and eighty dollar fine.
Speaker 3: Where else did you want me to go? Where else
Speaker 3: did you want me to drive? Straight through? The main
Speaker 3: floor of the Grand Like, what.
Speaker 1: What have you said?
Speaker 4: A thrown or eighty four dollars, that's that's far too much.
Speaker 4: If it was a sixty or seventy or fine, that's
Speaker 4: still annoying. But it sounds more realistic.
Speaker 2: Sounds like he needed to reach some KPIs or something.
Speaker 4: It sounded like he needed to wind back the clock
Speaker 4: and go to the ground bar and just chug back
Speaker 4: seven or eight yeggo bombs, look back in the day.
Speaker 2: All options.
Speaker 3: Thank you, Monica Christopher from Salisbury, North You shouldn't have
Speaker 3: been fined for what We.
Speaker 5: Shouldn't have been fined for taking my high care needs
Speaker 5: pediatric clients to the Women's and Children's.
Speaker 1: She was a two.
Speaker 5: Assists, required a care and a nurser at all times
Speaker 5: due to being connected to oxygen feeding tube. All of that.
Speaker 5: We had to take her there for an emergency pull
Speaker 5: up in the loading zones. This is very late at night,
Speaker 5: let's say two in the morning. Yeah, you need two
Speaker 5: people to unload her out of the car due to
Speaker 5: you know, all of the machines and stuff. And got
Speaker 5: fined by policemen who could clearly see us struggling with
Speaker 5: her and the fact that there's a sign in the
Speaker 5: PA saying oxygen in Houston and everything, so my work
Speaker 5: has to fight it to get it taken off.
Speaker 4: So stuff like that, Chris, that makes you just for
Speaker 4: a second not believe in the good of humanity.
Speaker 5: No, no, it's great, is that, especially in a high
Speaker 5: stress situation like that?
Speaker 3: I understand, Christ Thank you so much for your call.
Speaker 3: All right, we've got that two hundred dollars in Japanese.
Speaker 2: Here about you?
Speaker 3: Was that Monica who got fines around related Bucks for
Speaker 3: turning right because she had to?
Speaker 1: She sounded like she was.
Speaker 4: She was still in a lovely mood during the whole
Speaker 4: process as well.
Speaker 2: I love how she's gone. What the hell is that
Speaker 2: behind me?
Speaker 4: Let's talk about jen Zawi Jones and in particularly particular
Speaker 4: other just there. What's being called their inability to keep
Speaker 4: a job.
Speaker 3: So gen Z workers are getting fired at much higher
Speaker 3: rates and previous generations. So this study has shown that
Speaker 3: gen Z employees are being terminated or noticeably higher rates
Speaker 3: at noble height.
Speaker 1: Can I spit out at much higher rates?
Speaker 2: We're not like.
Speaker 1: Cool, good, I'll let it that out.
Speaker 2: Then they're older counterparts.
Speaker 3: So employers say there are issues with weak communication skills,
Speaker 3: a perceived lack of professionalism, and challenges challenges in accepting
Speaker 3: feedback as key factors.
Speaker 4: Saying this train may signal a deeper generational divide in
Speaker 4: workplace norms and expectations, and unlike previous generations, the younger
Speaker 4: gen z is prioritize work life balance and mental health,
Speaker 4: which can sometimes be misinterpreted as a lack of commitment
Speaker 4: rather than a cultural shift.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so look, it's easy.
Speaker 4: It's probably easy for older people to be like, oh, slackers,
Speaker 4: I work as hard as we used to. Can I
Speaker 4: just go the other way? The generation's coming through? Just
Speaker 4: put it this way, you would and probably stilled a
Speaker 4: point right now, you devote your entire life to a
Speaker 4: company and a workforce, and you get absolutely prayed on
Speaker 4: by a workforce.
Speaker 2: Right and are you saying in our time?
Speaker 1: In our time? Absolutely and cheese.
Speaker 4: It would be a large percentage of people come out
Speaker 4: through that were definitely underpaid and overworked, and therefore their
Speaker 4: work life balance wasn't where it should be.
Speaker 2: Can I tell you why we were scared?
Speaker 3: We're scared so scared of our bosses of getting in trouble.
Speaker 3: Absolutely ripped the amount of people that would get pulled
Speaker 3: into an office and just get strips torn off them
Speaker 3: if they didn't weren't perceived to be doing their job.
Speaker 2: But now it's sort of swung the other way.
Speaker 4: It swung because you know what it was. Back then,
Speaker 4: it was it was drilled into you. You have no
Speaker 4: idea how lucky you are to work this job. You
Speaker 4: are so lucky. You are so lucky.
Speaker 13: Iss.
Speaker 4: What we're going to do is we're going to pay
Speaker 4: you less. We're going to take some ships away from you.
Speaker 4: But now you're very lucky to be doing those ones.
Speaker 4: You're like, and you walk out. I had a meeting
Speaker 4: one time from a different workplace. I had some shift's
Speaker 4: cut and my pay cut, and I walked out saying,
Speaker 4: thank you, thank you so much.
Speaker 1: I appreciate it. I appreciate it.
Speaker 3: That speaks volumes about you though being a people pleaser.
Speaker 1: It doesn't like it's not a good thing.
Speaker 2: It's that message. Though they're not.
Speaker 3: There are fifty people lined especially in media industry, there's
Speaker 3: fifty people lined up around the corner to do your job.
Speaker 3: So you just be grateful that you're here. But now
Speaker 3: I guess hats off to gen Z because they know
Speaker 3: their rights.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and perhaps maybe he's a question they're pushing it
Speaker 4: too far the other way. But I do love that
Speaker 4: they're prioritizing and mental health and work life balance. Yeah,
Speaker 4: because I have never got that right. No, I've never
Speaker 4: got that run. It's always been like work hard, work hard,
Speaker 4: work hard, and not realizing that it does affect your
Speaker 4: mental health.
Speaker 1: Oh man, So that is a very big win for
Speaker 1: gens edits.
Speaker 2: Do you know how I was saying?
Speaker 3: It was in the hospital with my kid on Friday.
Speaker 3: I was there, I've got a problem, And this is
Speaker 3: the way I've been brought up because I'm sitting there
Speaker 3: going I've got a I've got to get back to work.
Speaker 3: I can't miss work. And I'm like, God, shut up,
Speaker 3: your kids sick, she's lying in the hospital.
Speaker 2: Be just let it go.
Speaker 1: That's the thing, isn't it.
Speaker 2: What's wrong with us?
Speaker 4: And now credit to genzt is I know their rights
Speaker 4: and they know they can take a day off whenever
Speaker 4: they want.
Speaker 2: Maybe where maybe where the problem?
Speaker 4: Well we would sit there right now and say, well,
Speaker 4: it needs to be something super super big to take
Speaker 4: work off.
Speaker 1: No, No, it doesn't need to be like that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, maybe where the workaholics.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, anyway, I need to know.
Speaker 10: I need to know now.
Speaker 2: I need to know.
Speaker 6: I need to know.
Speaker 1: I need to know what news today to know.
Speaker 2: This is what you need to know.
Speaker 9: You know what you need to know with Jody and Hazy.
Speaker 2: Stop it?
Speaker 1: What grow up? What grow up?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 2: Let me get this story out please.
Speaker 1: You grow up?
Speaker 3: Okay, So this is all kicked off earlier in the
Speaker 3: week where there were a heap of signs in the
Speaker 3: Eastern suburbs, more specifically Kensington Gardens and basically it was
Speaker 3: a homeowner saying, excuse me, if you put in my
Speaker 3: driveway please come.
Speaker 2: Back and collect it.
Speaker 3: You have forty eight hours because we have your image
Speaker 3: on CCTV.
Speaker 1: Completely fair response to someone puoing in your driveway.
Speaker 3: Well, let me give you a Pooh jogger update please,
Speaker 3: because there is a second driveway defecator has been caught
Speaker 3: on camera in Adelaide. The new footage shows a morning
Speaker 3: visitor creeping up on the driveway of another home before
Speaker 3: leaving a nasty surprise. The second victim has reported the
Speaker 3: dog walker using their property as a bathroom.
Speaker 2: What's fascinating?
Speaker 1: Good enough? Honestly, what are we doing here? Do you
Speaker 1: know what I mean?
Speaker 3: Fascinating to me is there's a still shot of the
Speaker 3: CCTV captured by seven News and the woman's wearing what
Speaker 3: can only be described as a toddler's bucket hat like
Speaker 3: you see them at osh all the time.
Speaker 2: Is pink and it's got little flowers all over it.
Speaker 3: It's fascinating to me that a woman who wants to
Speaker 3: shat in someone's driveway would select that sort of identifying hat, right.
Speaker 1: It is really interesting.
Speaker 4: Headwere Congratulations to Hanna four from Channel seven, who broke
Speaker 4: the story second stallment.
Speaker 3: Yeah she did, and oh my god, this is an
Speaker 3: absolute passion piece for Hannah.
Speaker 1: Hannah is a sweet spot, isn't.
Speaker 3: Hannah's an absolute pro when it comes to police reporting.
Speaker 2: And if you're a crim, here's a tip.
Speaker 3: If you're a krim, you think you can outrun Hannah
Speaker 3: forward outside a magistrate's called, I think again.
Speaker 2: She'll catch her.
Speaker 4: Okay, unless you go out out she's gonna catch you, okay,
Speaker 4: because she's now that Hannah, just give you a bit
Speaker 4: of a info behind sense. She's a very good runner
Speaker 4: and runs a lot. She runs a lot, so good
Speaker 4: luck checking her.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and she's also running in heels anyway. Hats off
Speaker 3: to her, Hats off to her pink bucket, Hats to
Speaker 3: her off. She last night used a heap of puns
Speaker 3: in her story, and we love a good pun in
Speaker 3: a news story, don't we.
Speaker 1: Good fun? All right, here's the first one so you
Speaker 1: can pick it up.
Speaker 13: A crappy early morning visitor disappears below the fence line.
Speaker 1: Very good, that's nice.
Speaker 13: Number two, it was April Sergy that the sticky situation unfolded.
Speaker 1: Very good, sticky, that's nice. And this is probably my favorite.
Speaker 13: Despite kicking up a stink, the homeowner hasn't yet followed through.
Speaker 1: Understanding work, Anne.
Speaker 2: And let me leave you with this.
Speaker 3: I've been chatting with Hannah this morning, just applauding her
Speaker 3: exceptional Walkley Award winning work in this space, and she
Speaker 3: said there was one more I didn't get to use, and.
Speaker 2: It is this.
Speaker 3: This police reporter is promising to flush out the culprit.
Speaker 1: Ah, very good.
Speaker 4: You know I would have absolutely just sealed it for
Speaker 4: me if she finished the package. With Hannah Ford seven
Speaker 4: years