Speaker 1: Better than the leg. Welcome to John's Family podcast for
Speaker 1: this week, and we've got Jack John's and Patricia John's
Speaker 1: and Frank on backing vocals. Uh. Cooper John's unavailable today.
Speaker 1: He's down in Melbourne for the Carl and Jackie Asher.
Speaker 2: I think he's interviewing Katy Perry.
Speaker 3: He really Yeah, she's got a tour she's doing.
Speaker 2: She's doing the A F L GF. Yeah, that's right.
Speaker 3: I suppose there's rumors of dramas going on though there's
Speaker 3: some something to do with the set list. She's not
Speaker 3: happy with the setlifts they requested, and let's hope there's
Speaker 3: not too many dramas.
Speaker 4: Before the songs that everybody knows, probably, and she wants
Speaker 4: to put some new stuff out.
Speaker 1: Well, she wants to carry on just cancers and get
Speaker 1: Alex Perry, Sonny's on the head or Neil Perry to
Speaker 1: cook up a nice meal for.
Speaker 2: This is interesting outfit today. What's going on?
Speaker 1: I watched a movie last night, Ryan Stone, and I thought,
Speaker 1: got to get me some of that country vibe. So
Speaker 1: being from the Hunter Valley and you know, down minded
Speaker 1: chopping a bit of wood every now and then, I.
Speaker 3: Don't know that was technically a country vibe, but.
Speaker 1: Yeah it Coops keeps the sun out of your eyes
Speaker 1: is country.
Speaker 3: And technically it's a bit history these days, yeah, it's
Speaker 3: borderline hipstone.
Speaker 1: Now the theme today is England versus the USA. Will
Speaker 1: inform you more later it will be self explanatory. But
Speaker 1: feedback questions first one from Terrence and Maitland. Jack had
Speaker 1: I made out of the club last Saturday night in Sydney.
Speaker 1: Is it correct that he saw you with Curios?
Speaker 3: There was a there was a we went how to
Speaker 3: bedate the races?
Speaker 2: You'll get How was the races?
Speaker 3: Good fun? I'm into the races years probably prove pre
Speaker 3: COVID and it was a lot of fun. It was
Speaker 3: a good day. It was good crew. We took a
Speaker 3: couple of Coopers Mads, a couple of mindmades who went
Speaker 3: and had a good day. And then yeah, later on,
Speaker 3: further into the night, we caught up with some some
Speaker 3: of our ex teammates and went into a club and
Speaker 3: we found ourselves in Nick Curios's booth, which is awesome.
Speaker 1: Did Cooper and Cooper can get to wear water can't?
Speaker 1: Was he that sort of made initial contact?
Speaker 3: I don't know. I don't know, but there was a
Speaker 3: cruel fellows. He seemed to know himself. And then I
Speaker 3: think he might have lost track of who was sort
Speaker 3: of a part of our gang and who wasn't in
Speaker 3: the crew. So then essentially he was trying to nail
Speaker 3: down who looked like a who looked like a footy bloke,
Speaker 3: and who didn't. And at one point you grab the bouncers.
Speaker 3: And the funniest part is the bounces me he could
Speaker 3: grow up with, so so we knew they were and
Speaker 3: they knew who we were. And he belined at me
Speaker 3: at one point, and he pointed at me, and did.
Speaker 2: You think at one point, oh, he's gonna have me thrown?
Speaker 3: I thought, I'm thrown out of it. And then no, no,
Speaker 3: and then and then he he pointed at me and
Speaker 3: then tells the bouncers who knew me already, See he
Speaker 3: looks like a footy bloke, all right, look at him.
Speaker 3: He looked like he plays rugby league. Now this bloke
Speaker 3: over here, and he pointed at a pretty prominent player
Speaker 3: in the Regulague community and and pointed at him and
Speaker 3: used him an example of someone who doesn't look like
Speaker 3: a footing player and needs to be kicked out of
Speaker 3: the booth. But no, it was good quality. It was good,
Speaker 3: good fun good day. Races were un real. It was
Speaker 3: a good yeah, really good, really good day. We hung
Speaker 3: out in the Peacock Lounds for a bit. Yeah, it's
Speaker 3: like that new that's the new part. It's it's open everyone.
Speaker 3: It's just that section north of the main part. Yeah,
Speaker 3: they've redone that in that period. Yeah. Yeah, and they're
Speaker 3: sort of promoting it a bit now.
Speaker 1: More Okay, this one Lucy of Wellington, New Zealand. Hey,
Speaker 1: Lucy and everyone over there in Wellington. And it's on
Speaker 1: the Sunday night show. We've got a Saturday night show.
Speaker 1: This will be at Sean Johnson. We'll get a nice
Speaker 1: message through from Wane Yoi Marta near Wellington. So there, yeah, Triush.
Speaker 1: What's documentary about southern Now, this is interesting about southern Italy.
Speaker 1: It's had a large portion of Italians who live in
Speaker 1: where you're from the plan region are actually Greek after
Speaker 1: many Greeks and Spartans settled their centuries ago. Well, well
Speaker 1: of that, you I did might not you might not
Speaker 1: know it, but you you might have Greek blood.
Speaker 2: Interesting. Well, my dad was from the north originally family
Speaker 2: was from the.
Speaker 1: North right Trieste or something they was.
Speaker 4: No, I don't know exactly how fun My brother in
Speaker 4: law did all the research on him.
Speaker 2: Bless him. May I'm not saying to family to west.
Speaker 1: Last night, I just thought of when I thought the
Speaker 1: Greeks was the Castle again? You know The Castle, which
Speaker 1: one of the greatest strange films of all time. And
Speaker 1: there's a scene I forgot where Sophie Lee, who was
Speaker 1: Carrigan's daughter, excuse me, married Eric Banner's character who was Greek. Anyway,
Speaker 1: they do the Daryl Kelligan Carigan gets up the father
Speaker 1: and does the speech of the wedding. It is very,
Speaker 1: very funny. He starts and he goes, well, we would
Speaker 1: have preferred that if he if she married one of ours.
Speaker 1: But and the Greeks do have a reputation, but we
Speaker 1: couldn't be happier.
Speaker 3: I just thought it was that.
Speaker 1: I thought it was very similar to when we married
Speaker 1: with my father.
Speaker 2: What did your dad say?
Speaker 1: What did my father say?
Speaker 2: What at the wedding?
Speaker 1: Or when when you when you first met you, what
Speaker 1: do you say?
Speaker 4: Uh? Well, I didn't say it to me. I heard
Speaker 4: it coming through the back door. Jesus christ that's brought.
Speaker 2: A Sheila home.
Speaker 3: I was actually we ran into the races. One of
Speaker 3: Gary's mates, Jeremy Sylvester, him and his son Jack, they
Speaker 3: were there, mate, how did you know them? So we
Speaker 3: went down. Cooper somehow got us into the little paddock
Speaker 3: in between where you can go in and all the
Speaker 3: owners and the stakeholders are all in there and you
Speaker 3: watch them parade right down there the enclosure. Somehow we
Speaker 3: go in there. Chris Lee's was down there, were catching
Speaker 3: up with him, and then Jack Sylvesta, who he actually
Speaker 3: lives in Manly. And Jeremy is of course famous in
Speaker 3: our family because Gary always tells a story that it's
Speaker 3: a lie, and Jeremy confirmed this. It was a blatant lie.
Speaker 3: I never said from his mouth that Gary believes that
Speaker 3: if you punch a horse hard enough in the neck,
Speaker 3: it'll give it temporary paralysis.
Speaker 2: Yeah, why would anyone do that?
Speaker 1: And yeah, what did he even think of? It? Was
Speaker 1: sitting having Christmas lunch, but he was unreal.
Speaker 3: He made balls on him too. He sat there after
Speaker 3: his horses and race, he came and sat with us,
Speaker 3: had a beer, and he sat there and some race
Speaker 3: comes up and he goes, oh, I'm not back this
Speaker 3: one out of nowhere.
Speaker 2: I hope he followed him.
Speaker 3: True it was twenty eight dollars, all right, he goes,
Speaker 3: I'm back at each hour we go. Mate flew home
Speaker 3: and flew home and won. What We're all sitting there
Speaker 3: in awe of him.
Speaker 2: We all need a date the races with Jeremy Sylvester.
Speaker 3: But he told us a story Jeremy about he Reckons
Speaker 3: a few years back, A lot of years back. He
Speaker 3: thinks he had a really big night out with Gary
Speaker 3: and Gazz.
Speaker 2: He thinks he doesn't well, well, I'll just.
Speaker 3: Tell the story truth and basically he but Gaz fell
Speaker 3: asleep in the back of his car, right out the
Speaker 3: front of the park, and he came back the next
Speaker 3: morning to find Gary is still asleep, but someone's broken
Speaker 3: in and stolen the steering wheel out of the car.
Speaker 3: He is the most bizarre thing he's ever seen. And
Speaker 3: Gary doesn't remember anything.
Speaker 2: And whose car was it?
Speaker 3: I think it was Gazzes.
Speaker 1: Now people have been una velly. You know that Sylvester
Speaker 1: surname is synonymous with Bakeries or Sevenster Sylvester's Pie.
Speaker 2: Sylvester grew out with Jeremy for a little bit.
Speaker 1: As she went out with Mix Sylvester. Mick was a bookie. Yeah,
Speaker 1: he was booking. Good fellow Mex Sylvester, the Sylvester's and
Speaker 1: the Johnson's mate like that. This one from Carlisle in
Speaker 1: the UK. Car carl Island, great place we go through
Speaker 1: there last year.
Speaker 3: What are you.
Speaker 1: Don't know if you saw Liam Gallagher did a set
Speaker 1: of songs before the Anthony Joshua fight last weekend. Oh dear,
Speaker 1: it was very bad. He popped the balloon for me.
Speaker 1: This is strange now, I reckon. I think he heard
Speaker 1: here Liam at the moment, there's this just tidal wave
Speaker 1: of like anticipation for him to get up at the
Speaker 1: fight and do it. An average sort of average sound
Speaker 1: system and everything they said it was really tinny sounding.
Speaker 1: I regon for a lot of people that might have
Speaker 1: pop the balloon a little bit to an extent, it's.
Speaker 4: An unusual thing for him to have done. But we
Speaker 4: don't really know what he's been doing. We watched that documentary.
Speaker 4: He's been doing a lot of a lot more localized sort.
Speaker 1: Of Yes, you think with the big Oasis concert coming
Speaker 1: up that he wouldn't do that for the I mean
Speaker 1: it was a Wembley, I get all that, but yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm with you on that one. I'm with you. Noe
Speaker 1: would have been filthy anyway. Not to speak for others.
Speaker 1: This one from not with this another one from north
Speaker 1: of England, from Leeds in Yorkshire. From Niage, he says
Speaker 1: Mattie as a young man in his med in his
Speaker 1: mid twenties, I often heard you refer to the seventies
Speaker 1: show The Happy Days, as my mother and father did.
Speaker 1: Jumped online to watch an episode and oh my god,
Speaker 1: I'm hooked. I love it. If each of you in
Speaker 1: the family were Happy Days characters, who would be what? Okay,
Speaker 1: let's start with Cooper. I think Cooper would be Ralph Mouth.
Speaker 1: Do you think so? Yeah, he's that sort of Welsh
Speaker 1: humored inappropriate, wrong thing at the wrong.
Speaker 2: Time, gets away with it.
Speaker 1: You're missus c I reckon. I want to be Potsy,
Speaker 1: Joni Potsy, you want to be Potzy? Put your head
Speaker 1: on my should.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's the lead singer of the band Jacket Mate.
Speaker 1: You're the Fins.
Speaker 3: You are awesome?
Speaker 1: Are You're the fins hanging out in public toilets and
Speaker 1: I'd be I'm Richie I want to be Richie. Now,
Speaker 1: let's first one of ours.
Speaker 2: Jack could be Richie because he's.
Speaker 1: He looks like the Fawns. Henry Winkler happy.
Speaker 3: There is pretty my time. Guys, got nothing to do?
Speaker 2: You need to google it.
Speaker 1: Henry Winkler heard a couple of if you need views
Speaker 1: with him, of like you would not have. You would
Speaker 1: not hear a more lovely man than Henry Winkler.
Speaker 2: Of course he played the Fawns, who was not so
Speaker 2: much a lovely man.
Speaker 1: No, the Fawns was a nice guy. He was sort
Speaker 1: of it was about us.
Speaker 2: He clicked his fingers for chicks to come passion. I
Speaker 2: don't know if that's a nice man.
Speaker 1: Hang out in toilets.
Speaker 2: He hung that was his office.
Speaker 1: Technically he was thievinger to hit the jukebox, hit the
Speaker 1: juke box and start to make hit get twenty cent
Speaker 1: coins out of the because he was the thief yet
Speaker 1: threat near Yeah yeah the Malachi crunch uh and went
Speaker 1: out with the sisters where they called something the Hooper
Speaker 1: Twit triplets this one. Uh, it's time for the theme.
Speaker 1: First theme, which country would you prefer to live in
Speaker 1: the USA or England? And which city would have been trush.
Speaker 2: It's hard.
Speaker 4: Both have their per but based on the weather, I
Speaker 4: went with the USA, and I'd particularly like to live
Speaker 4: in a place called Caramel up along the top of
Speaker 4: Big Sur There.
Speaker 1: Clinice would used to be the mayor there.
Speaker 4: But you know what, based on proximity England, you're not
Speaker 4: going to lose out because you've got all access to
Speaker 4: all those beautiful countries that you can flip.
Speaker 2: Off to on the weekends.
Speaker 1: So you go in the USA for daily.
Speaker 3: I've gone with the US as well, cob But I
Speaker 3: think it's just the climate. I think that most people
Speaker 3: probably agree. Oh well, I don't know, Cobber. I'd like
Speaker 3: to see you sitting in the middle of the winter
Speaker 3: in Minnesota. New York a lot going on or to experience.
Speaker 2: I did a lot of cash.
Speaker 1: I think New York winters are like cold in England.
Speaker 1: I think wins.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but like winters generally all year round, it's pretty
Speaker 3: pretty cold in England.
Speaker 4: I don't necessarily, I don't necessarily think so many I wouldn't.
Speaker 2: I wouldn't agree New York. It's not necessary.
Speaker 1: New York has colder winters then many places in Europe,
Speaker 1: including England.
Speaker 2: Do you know.
Speaker 4: The thing is, though it might be cold, but you'll
Speaker 4: still have a blue sky.
Speaker 2: That's the thing with England. Remember when we lived there, and.
Speaker 4: In the February, honestly we arrived there Boxing day, beautiful snowfall.
Speaker 2: I think there was a blue sky.
Speaker 4: But then by the end of February Matt and I
Speaker 4: were miserable, and we then realized that we had not
Speaker 4: for the whole month of February, we had not seen
Speaker 4: the blue sky.
Speaker 2: It had been yea gloomy and overcast that entire time.
Speaker 1: I reckon in the middle of winter though New York,
Speaker 1: well we're there once, remember February cold it was, and
Speaker 1: fairy tales New York. We got cars, they got cars
Speaker 1: full of bars, a river, zoo goal, but the wind
Speaker 1: cuts right through you. No place for the old.
Speaker 3: It amazed me when I flew into London over Christmas
Speaker 3: just gone last year, and as you lie in like
Speaker 3: on the plane, like it's what like lovely, like the
Speaker 3: sun's out, how like lovely it looks, And then the
Speaker 3: moment you just start to dip through those clouds, how
Speaker 3: it just changes dramatically like obviously like but just that
Speaker 3: thickness of the clouds like you just saw it. Once
Speaker 3: you look at out the window, you just saw an
Speaker 3: endless sea of clouds and the beautiful sun. And then
Speaker 3: you dip down and it's just so dark.
Speaker 2: Isn't it crazy? Because remember when we went to Slavakia
Speaker 2: as well.
Speaker 4: Skiing now when we were on the flats will call it,
Speaker 4: we call it, yeah, where we were skiing on the
Speaker 4: main area. But once you went up in the chairlift
Speaker 4: and it was a hell of a chairlift, like you
Speaker 4: literally you went through the clouds, didn't we. And then
Speaker 4: at the top there there were people with their like shirts,
Speaker 4: people's shirts off up there having a pint.
Speaker 2: On the other side drinking.
Speaker 1: It was hot.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, you came up there with us.
Speaker 3: I can't remember.
Speaker 1: That was the high tatruck. Slovaki sort of borders Poland
Speaker 1: a few other countries up there.
Speaker 2: Yes, good place and very amazing, very inexpensive everywhere.
Speaker 3: Else in the world.
Speaker 1: I've gone England, no doubt, north of England. Toss up
Speaker 1: between Manchester and Liverpool. Probably go Manchester.
Speaker 2: Enjoy living there.
Speaker 1: Good announced for you, Okay, good news, bad news people.
Speaker 4: I read Chris Martin over just over last weekend because
Speaker 4: there was a big iHeart festival in Vegas and a
Speaker 4: lot of the celebs are over there performing, and he
Speaker 4: actually snuck into a karaoke bar called Dino's, which I'm
Speaker 4: going to be going to seek out next time we're there,
Speaker 4: and in disguise, got up and sang. Now he did
Speaker 4: it totally incognito. He did it. They were filming it
Speaker 4: for a new video for a new song.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I thought that'd be pretty cool though, if you're there?
Speaker 2: Would this guy sounds all right?
Speaker 4: But like he had like full body suit, he shave
Speaker 4: looked entirely different.
Speaker 2: He looked, you know, he had his suit on a
Speaker 2: bad week.
Speaker 4: And yeah, would I would I stay and listen? Yeah,
Speaker 4: because I'm guessing that it's still going to sound good.
Speaker 4: I've been a bit suspicious when it was a song
Speaker 4: nolready knew.
Speaker 3: Yeah, awesome, I got a I got a good, good
Speaker 3: feedback over the weekend at the races. Yeah, a lot
Speaker 3: of listeners recipe. So we're there on the Saturday. Obviously,
Speaker 3: the episodes come out Monday, Friday morning. I had two
Speaker 3: listeners come up to me. They lived together, a couple
Speaker 3: of fellas, and they cooked recipe of the week, the
Speaker 3: easy meal Bretas on the Friday night and they loved
Speaker 3: them and their meal. Prepping them for work this week.
Speaker 2: Fabulous.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you're got all of them too. They're still in
Speaker 1: the freezer.
Speaker 3: There's four of the freezer sitting there. Now, were you.
Speaker 2: Toast those or were you and the toaster frozen?
Speaker 3: It might be take a while on the toaster, so
Speaker 3: I'm not putting the microwave or the other microwave.
Speaker 1: Then maybe we toast them. Maybe do both. Bad news
Speaker 1: this week to talk about people having a rough trot.
Speaker 1: J Lo and Ben Affleck unable to get a quick
Speaker 1: sale on their sixty four million dollar mansion. My heart
Speaker 1: does not stop bleeding for.
Speaker 4: These So the taxes are savage on luxury properties over
Speaker 4: there in California.
Speaker 2: Savage.
Speaker 3: Oh, mate, what happened to young Larvae?
Speaker 1: Oh made unbelievable?
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 3: Sorry, don't go back to the world because marriage is
Speaker 3: really that bad cover.
Speaker 1: Next one I've.
Speaker 2: Got, I've got another bad one.
Speaker 4: I went to visit my little mate, Brandon Smith last
Speaker 4: week in the hospital over at the Martyr and Mate,
Speaker 4: it took me ten minutes out on the street because
Speaker 4: they have a new street parking app, so I had
Speaker 4: to create an account Yeah, so you can't. There's no tapping,
Speaker 4: there's no you need to download an app, then you
Speaker 4: need to attach a credit.
Speaker 2: Card to that to then pay for it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's ridiculous. What about what?
Speaker 4: Oh, this is what I was thinking, especially right near
Speaker 4: the hospital, I was thinking, what about all the old people?
Speaker 1: They bringing up all these new things. All I know
Speaker 1: it is like they're almost trying to catch people. The
Speaker 1: people get there and they won't be able to work,
Speaker 1: and they just go just leave it.
Speaker 4: It's making it easier for someone, you know, there's no
Speaker 4: meta things. They's making it easier for someone, But then
Speaker 4: everyone else is having to do the work. So I'm
Speaker 4: sitting there for ages getting it all sorted other another
Speaker 4: one go on, and you know the other thing.
Speaker 2: It was just recently brought to my attention.
Speaker 4: I've heard of it before, and I know people who
Speaker 4: this has happened to.
Speaker 2: There's a new.
Speaker 4: Trend of new parents, whatever generation they are. I guess,
Speaker 4: say Jack's Z sort.
Speaker 2: Of generation.
Speaker 4: Who won't let the grandparents see the baby when it's
Speaker 4: firstborn and saying no, can you just stay away? We
Speaker 4: want to bond with our baby for like a week
Speaker 4: or two. It's common it's becoming common play.
Speaker 3: That you really I feel like I feel like you
Speaker 3: guys would be extremely overbury. And look at the dog,
Speaker 3: for example.
Speaker 4: Look at the dog in my lab that don't come
Speaker 4: looking for a babysitter any time or help.
Speaker 1: Don't worry come to me.
Speaker 3: I can't wait.
Speaker 1: I cannot wait to become a grandfather. And by the way,
Speaker 1: shout out to Mark Geyer, my old colleague. Here they
Speaker 1: have become grandparents. Poppy, Poppy guy, Poppy.
Speaker 2: I know he will be a poppy, he would be.
Speaker 1: Poppy here character on tripa poppy poppy Gilmore. Sorry, poppy
Speaker 1: guy out.
Speaker 4: Don't you remember when Jack was born? Everyone was there,
Speaker 4: They went in the room.
Speaker 2: It was beautiful waiting. It was really beautiful. It's a
Speaker 2: really special time.
Speaker 3: It's beautiful.
Speaker 2: Was absolutely.
Speaker 1: It was. You wouldn't leave his side. And and yeah,
Speaker 1: I just I don't.
Speaker 2: Know why they want to share.
Speaker 1: That selfishness of some people these days.
Speaker 2: I kind of think it is.
Speaker 1: It's like, I know yours, it's mine baby need to
Speaker 1: be loved all. It takes a village to raise.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and once you have that child, and you had
Speaker 4: them growing for a bit, you will realize that very quick, smart.
Speaker 1: It's not a ball, it's not a tennis for people
Speaker 1: share it around.
Speaker 3: This right.
Speaker 1: I don't know if this is good news or bad news.
Speaker 1: I ready to a neighbor yesterday. I'm not going to
Speaker 1: say who it was. I don't want to embarrass her.
Speaker 1: She listened to the podcast last week, heard us talking
Speaker 1: about Johnny Sins jumped online and she said she was
Speaker 1: horrified at the size of the pienis. She said it was,
Speaker 1: in her words, mouth warring. I said, correct you on
Speaker 1: that eye watering. She said, no, mouth watering.
Speaker 3: Oh my god.
Speaker 1: No.
Speaker 5: I've seen you talking to a few of the neighbors,
Speaker 5: the female folk in the last week, trying to think
Speaker 5: she blonde or brunette, saying very oh dear, oh dear,
Speaker 5: very careful.
Speaker 1: The guys, which country produces the best music? Give me
Speaker 1: two examples of why.
Speaker 3: Obviously the US and England. I've gone with. I work
Speaker 3: with England. I think in terms of a lot of
Speaker 3: the stuff in America, I think a lot of it
Speaker 3: stems from the English music. Two examples, I'd go the
Speaker 3: Rolling Stones and led Zeppelin. I think those are two
Speaker 3: bands that deeply influenced the American market. But yeah, I
Speaker 3: just think that some of the more hardcore is stuff,
Speaker 3: especially between the early sixties through to the late seventies,
Speaker 3: come out of England.
Speaker 1: It's funny. I find English music has more soul and
Speaker 1: it's very interesting when you listen to more interesting. There's
Speaker 1: two genres of nineties music just created all prefaces I've
Speaker 1: gone for England as well, like rock and rollin blues
Speaker 1: are invented down south in America. But the English, in
Speaker 1: my opinion, have perfected and they change almost they change
Speaker 1: eras like how the Beatles change music. But then you've
Speaker 1: got led Zeppelin, Nash in the seventies, nineties with britpop,
Speaker 1: eighties with acid house, you know, with Happy Mondays and
Speaker 1: Stone Roses and whatnot. And what's interesting there, Jack, what
Speaker 1: you just said, and I've just forgotten what you were
Speaker 1: talking about.
Speaker 3: Is really really great hosting their com now what they
Speaker 3: do very unless of that, just what they do is
Speaker 3: you said before, I actually go oftentimes with the Americans started,
Speaker 3: it's sort of cycles, you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: If you listen to the genre of nineties music, there
Speaker 1: are two two types of nineties music. You get American
Speaker 1: nineties music, which is very much skateboarder, sort of wind
Speaker 1: rock type music. Nineties is Oh it's britpop, Oasis, all
Speaker 1: those greats.
Speaker 3: Yeah, n I wouldn't say that as much. I'd say,
Speaker 3: like the the grunge.
Speaker 1: Stuff in the nineties is pretty early nineties.
Speaker 3: Early nineties. Yeah, but that went through to that went
Speaker 3: through the probably late nineties.
Speaker 1: Well that's your opinion, No worries, buddy, that was gruns
Speaker 1: was grunds was happening to be Utrish.
Speaker 2: I went England as well, and my examples are Coldplay, Adele.
Speaker 1: Cold Plays getting a lot of starts.
Speaker 2: What is your issue with Christmas? It is so weird?
Speaker 1: Just be a very nice person.
Speaker 2: How would you know someone might look at you and
Speaker 2: think that same thing?
Speaker 1: Who would think that?
Speaker 3: Would? What about people coming out of work for Dave
Speaker 3: Grohl at the moment, still getting more and more people
Speaker 3: just coming out and absolutely hammering him more strippers.
Speaker 1: Oh, Trish, she's just got up and about. So you're
Speaker 1: all up and about when talking about your boyfriend Dave
Speaker 1: Groll there because let's face it, you might be a chance.
Speaker 3: Boyfriend knowing he at the momentary not.
Speaker 2: Much time to remember before he talked too much. So
Speaker 2: I play the music.
Speaker 1: Buddy did ten songs and each time he spay ten
Speaker 1: minutes going the songs, even the people going to sing
Speaker 1: the song.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it was too much to turn.
Speaker 1: Down this week, guys, any stories going around?
Speaker 4: I went on a boat with some girlfriends. We sink,
Speaker 4: son of us actually have a boat. We hired a
Speaker 4: boat like she was a catamaran, but very entertaining raised me.
Speaker 4: Went to go up to the playlist on the iPad
Speaker 4: for the music system, and the ones that had been
Speaker 4: previously loaded were sloody playlist for hose.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah.
Speaker 4: And we looked at the cat and he went, oh,
Speaker 4: there was an eighteenth on here on the weekend.
Speaker 2: It must have been the playlist.
Speaker 3: And do you know any of the songs were?
Speaker 2: They played? One that was horrible.
Speaker 4: We didn't even know it was late Yeah, get rid
Speaker 4: of that. N some sort of dance music one. And
Speaker 4: the other thing I learned because there were some girls
Speaker 4: on there I didn't know. I don't just met. And
Speaker 4: there's a show apparently it's a reality television. I don't
Speaker 4: know what it's on, called The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives.
Speaker 2: Anyone heard about it?
Speaker 4: No, it's actually a reality Because at first I thought
Speaker 4: it must have been fictitious, but no, no, it's a
Speaker 4: reality show. These are real people. I said, there may
Speaker 4: not be a season two. Once they're sprung. Who's heard
Speaker 4: of light swinging? Well, this is what they do because
Speaker 4: they're all young, because they're married, very young babies.
Speaker 2: You know, they're twenty two, they've already got children, kids.
Speaker 3: They have urges, don't they trush? And you know you
Speaker 3: can't hold on those urges.
Speaker 4: For so they marry and so they engage in light swinging.
Speaker 2: Explain, well, it's anything except for intercourse.
Speaker 4: Right, Okay, I heard with other people they're married couples.
Speaker 1: How far it's cheating holding hands?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 1: Okay? What about relative.
Speaker 2: That's different, isn't it? Is it?
Speaker 1: Because incest is the thing I was hearing about soaking
Speaker 1: the other day, Copper, that's a big one.
Speaker 3: That's a big one. The process of it goes that
Speaker 3: there's an insertion in terms of the SEXU world, but
Speaker 3: pre marriage, and someone will jump on the bed for
Speaker 3: them to create the friction because there's no thrusting movement,
Speaker 3: so it's there's nothing wrong with it. So if they
Speaker 3: want to have friction, they have someone jump on the
Speaker 3: bed for them. To create the friction. But then there's
Speaker 3: there's just there's there's what do you call it? When
Speaker 3: something's just stable copper, it just remains. Yeah, it's like
Speaker 3: it's just like that steady soaking. So you just sit
Speaker 3: there and it's just like eye contact with just steering.
Speaker 1: Count if someone pushed up and down.
Speaker 2: A watered well.
Speaker 3: Apparently no thrusting movements allowed.
Speaker 1: Interesting. A friend of mine went to university in Utah,
Speaker 1: which is a Mormon capital, and they said, yes, some
Speaker 1: of the dating stuff was interesting.
Speaker 3: Mate. Speaking of sing, are we going to talk about
Speaker 3: the foota this weekend?
Speaker 1: Oh god, I'll tell you what we will. We'll take
Speaker 1: a break and we'll come back and we'll talk football.
Speaker 1: Welcome back. Big weekend football coming up this weekend. The
Speaker 1: Grand Final qualifiers. We've got on the Friday night Melbourne
Speaker 1: Storm up against the Roosters. That'll be a cracking game
Speaker 1: at Amy Park. Crucially, I've got.
Speaker 2: The AFL Grand Finals the next day.
Speaker 1: AFOL Grand on Saturday, and the Saturday night another big one.
Speaker 1: We'll get the Penrith Panthers versus Coronella Sharks, both of
Speaker 1: those clubs coming in nineteen sixty seven.
Speaker 4: Do you realize that the AFL Grand Final is the
Speaker 4: Sydney Swans and the Brisbane Lines, so not at Melbourne
Speaker 4: club in Yeah.
Speaker 2: I only just found out today from Astio he's getting
Speaker 2: down there. I thought, so there.
Speaker 4: Handle that all the Melbourne nights. Are we supporting the
Speaker 4: Storm in the Rugby League?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Yeah, true, true, true. I wonder how expensive the fop?
Speaker 1: Can you imagine how expensive the flights are from Sydney
Speaker 1: to Melbourne at the moment?
Speaker 3: Melbourne as well.
Speaker 1: Don't make it. Yeah jeez, that that sucks when they
Speaker 1: do that. They always catch the North fans out. They
Speaker 1: always catch them out. It's just mean spirited where I
Speaker 1: just looked this morning flights on the Saturday morning from
Speaker 1: Melbourne to Sydney. So I'm thinking about going down a
Speaker 1: road trip. Our neighbors, the Scogs Scogs he ran me
Speaker 1: just before and he's got a crew. They're going to
Speaker 1: leave tomorrow Thursday. Go down. What's the Storm game? Fly
Speaker 1: back on the Saturday morning?
Speaker 3: How do you find the Saturday show? Cola, he's away
Speaker 3: for years, have left Thursday nights.
Speaker 1: I love at this end of year when it hits
Speaker 1: the finals. We do one show a week and what
Speaker 1: a beauty. It is one shower week. It actually feels
Speaker 1: like the last week of school mate.
Speaker 3: Your demographics just shifts as well like that. It's just well,
Speaker 3: it's the same people, but they're doing different things on
Speaker 3: a Saturday than they are a Sunday night, and it
Speaker 3: really plays into your hand. I believe who do.
Speaker 1: You think wins Friday Night? Is it straightforward? Is it
Speaker 1: going to be a Storm Panther's Grand Final? Do you
Speaker 1: think it's straight Yes.
Speaker 3: If it's the way the season's gone, Like the Storm
Speaker 3: and Penrith deserve to be there more so, and I've
Speaker 3: said this before the finals. They deserve to be there
Speaker 3: more so than any teams. And I can't split them
Speaker 3: if they get there. I find them extremely hard to split.
Speaker 3: I'm going to lean towards the Storm if they get there,
Speaker 3: but I'm actually.
Speaker 4: Thinking I wouldn't mind going to the Grand Final if
Speaker 4: a span Others and Storm.
Speaker 2: They've said that in a long time.
Speaker 3: There's a lot of like, there's a lot around the
Speaker 3: roosters at the moment though, there's a lot of emotion
Speaker 3: around them, a lot of blokes leaving like they're obviously
Speaker 3: a bit battle. You know, they got some wounds at
Speaker 3: the moment with Sam Walker and Brandon Gorne, but Jared's
Speaker 3: back big performance on the weekend, Joey Marner's you know
Speaker 3: they've got those final games. I really think they can
Speaker 3: trouble Melbourne. It's that they can. They can if they
Speaker 3: if they want to win the Roosters, they need to
Speaker 3: have almost like a knockout victory in the in the
Speaker 3: center field, in the yardage, because even even if it
Speaker 3: just equated, even if the if they just held their own,
Speaker 3: the storm will blood apart through the middle.
Speaker 2: With were creative, the storm at full strength. They're missing anyone.
Speaker 1: I don't believe that true. They're they're at full strength.
Speaker 1: But as Jack said, mate, that the Rooster's pack is,
Speaker 1: it's a beauty. You know you've got You've got j
Speaker 1: w h You've got Lindsay Collins, you've got Spencer, you
Speaker 1: got Victor. Hit them under the ribs, Angus Crichton, who
Speaker 1: has been the best food in the competition. Jackets, but
Speaker 1: a lot of as I said before, they've got to
Speaker 1: be in my opinion, they've got to totally dominate the
Speaker 1: Melbourne forwards. Doesn't happen a lot, but not without a chance.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, same as the Sharks. That Sharks can give
Speaker 3: Penrith a bit of trouble. But with Nathan back the
Speaker 3: extra week after the shoulder, he performed so well week
Speaker 3: one of the finals. I find them and I find
Speaker 3: them incredibly hard to be Penrith at Penrith at a
Speaker 3: core a.
Speaker 1: Core, so hopefully big cred hopefull, A lot of people
Speaker 1: from the Shire go there, and of course the Penrith
Speaker 1: Panthers fans will just flock hopefully.
Speaker 4: Call I thought Panthers home is Penrod.
Speaker 1: It's a funny, real trish. Is it a funny what
Speaker 1: this was to do with capacity? I think yes, it
Speaker 1: is in corporate because so.
Speaker 3: When you go into the final series, obviously clubs run
Speaker 3: their own corporate suites and the whole corporate side of
Speaker 3: it done is done, you know, at your home stadium,
Speaker 3: as every club does New Garsla McDonald jones. Of course
Speaker 3: Penrith had Pepper, but I think there's a certain because
Speaker 3: the ener NRL control all the sales in terms of
Speaker 3: corporate stuff through the series. So essentially, if you're running
Speaker 3: the corporate stuff once the final starting your team's in,
Speaker 3: you're just your foot off the pedal. You you let
Speaker 3: them kept take control. That's why tickets can be a
Speaker 3: lot harder to get during the final series as well.
Speaker 4: Obviously, again but of course stadium because better facilities.
Speaker 3: They've got better corporates, So obviously the NRL would have sold,
Speaker 3: especially with a team like Penrith who are pretty well
Speaker 3: guaranteed to be in the finals. I'd say the better
Speaker 3: bit of wheeling and dealing.
Speaker 1: At the moment, the capacity of Penrith is about twenty eight?
Speaker 5: Is it?
Speaker 1: Where a core is a very strong chance? Twenty twenty
Speaker 1: eight would be surprising, to be fair, Yeah, it might be, like,
Speaker 1: but they they've got the reno is about to happen,
Speaker 1: which will up the up the andy And.
Speaker 2: Where will they play when their rennots are being done?
Speaker 3: Good question? West?
Speaker 1: Maybe Bank?
Speaker 2: Oh that's a fab stage.
Speaker 1: I think Bank For Penrith fans, I think Bank West
Speaker 1: would be the preferred.
Speaker 3: Option closer Core.
Speaker 1: It just feels so vacuous.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, it's just you know what they'd probably feel it.
Speaker 4: Penrith fans, they're pretty dedicated, They travel and they you know.
Speaker 1: This is really interesting because if they play each other
Speaker 1: in the Grand We had Nathan sitting here at the
Speaker 1: start of the interviewing him for Backstage, he spoke about
Speaker 1: we said rut. He said, one of the defining moments
Speaker 1: or defining games which has sent Penrith on this amazing
Speaker 1: dynasty of winning three comps and rail ahead four is
Speaker 1: when they played Melbourne in twenty twenty and he said Melbourne,
Speaker 1: he said, we played like boys, they played like men.
Speaker 1: They bullied us, and he said, we made a promise
Speaker 1: that we'd never ever be bullied again. So this is
Speaker 1: really interesting that after all this time they came up
Speaker 1: against each other again.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Yeah, And like the twenty twenty Grand Final, you know,
Speaker 3: which was to see those two in the GF storm
Speaker 3: and Penrith. Like the twenty twenty Grand Final, Nathan spoke
Speaker 3: a lot about how much of an impact that loss
Speaker 3: had on the team at the back end of that
Speaker 3: first COVID year. And I'd be very interesting to see,
Speaker 3: like every game between those two teams since has been
Speaker 3: one to twelve wins, like one to twelve point wins.
Speaker 3: I think it could be one of the great like
Speaker 3: one of the great Grand Finals and great.
Speaker 1: And the great clash of styles, because if you have
Speaker 1: a like Penrith have got a running edge in the
Speaker 1: middle of the field. But I look at Penrith and
Speaker 1: to me they look like really past strategic, where if
Speaker 1: you look at Melbourne through the middle they are just run, run, run.
Speaker 1: So it's really slight differing in styles too, which make
Speaker 1: great fights.
Speaker 3: But it's also been a stranger year for both teams too,
Speaker 3: like missing key personnel. Like the thing that I that
Speaker 3: I believe that will maybe it's such a great Grand
Speaker 3: Final having those two teams is in is that the
Speaker 3: big name players and the big stars that have already
Speaker 3: played in big games have been well rested this year
Speaker 3: besides maybe Harry Grant, maybe Ozio and a couple others,
Speaker 3: but the players that haven't got as much experience this
Speaker 3: year in the Grand Finals, those players have had a
Speaker 3: lot of experience in close matches this year because of
Speaker 3: all the loss of those personnels, so they've been able
Speaker 3: to grind out games in really like Penrith for example,
Speaker 3: has grinded out a lot of games without Nathan simply
Speaker 3: because you know, teams have been able to match them
Speaker 3: in like you know, obviously they've got the reputation, but
Speaker 3: without Nathan makes.
Speaker 1: That bit harder, of course it does.
Speaker 3: So it's wanting to get some seasoned ready to go.
Speaker 1: When he comes back, they're run with the wind. It's
Speaker 1: like without him, they're running into the wind. With him,
Speaker 1: we are probably getting ahead of ourselves. The Grand Final
Speaker 1: very well might be Rooster's Sharks.
Speaker 3: Yeah I know you don't.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you done?
Speaker 3: It could be it could be.
Speaker 2: Got to have a bet.
Speaker 1: You can't help yourself, can you. It's all about betting. Okay,
Speaker 1: what do you tell me?
Speaker 4: You think the Grand Final will be Penrith Storms?
Speaker 1: You've got fifty it okay, okay, we'll do it like this.
Speaker 1: You pick Storm Penrith. If that is the Grand Final,
Speaker 1: I'll give you twenty dollars. However, if it's if it's
Speaker 1: something different, if it's an another combination, if the Roosters
Speaker 1: or Sharks win, you've got to give me a hundred
Speaker 1: if you do that. No, No, that's that's fair.
Speaker 3: OD say, for example, Cobo, it was a Shark's Rooster's
Speaker 3: Grand Final. Who wins that?
Speaker 1: God, let's not. We have really so many questions. People
Speaker 1: get involved, Send us a send us the facts, same
Speaker 1: quick break and we'll come back and a lot more
Speaker 1: to get through. Welcome Back theme time. Which country do
Speaker 1: you prefer to watch? Films from give me a favorite
Speaker 1: film from that country and your favorite actor.
Speaker 2: True, I didn't give you actor. I have to say film.
Speaker 4: I'm going USA just because over the years they've just
Speaker 4: had so many you know what I mean, From Green Book,
Speaker 4: Star Is Born and the Book.
Speaker 2: The list is literally.
Speaker 3: There's there's a lot of I think there's a lot
Speaker 3: of movies that come out of America. I think from
Speaker 3: what I've heard.
Speaker 1: Did I just say that Jungle Book, Book of v
Speaker 1: I any other books? Book Thief.
Speaker 4: I have to say I love UK television series dramas.
Speaker 4: You do the drama series there, they're comedies, After Life,
Speaker 4: The Fall, The Split, Bad Sisters, Like they have some
Speaker 4: great I like how they do series more so than
Speaker 4: the US.
Speaker 1: What's the extra extras again? Last night? Oh yeah, I
Speaker 1: was literally by Jimmy James.
Speaker 3: I've gone the US No surprise actor. I've gone with
Speaker 3: Jack Nicholson, like a movie like the Departed Scorsese movie.
Speaker 3: I love Jack Nicholson. I think he's like the epitome
Speaker 3: of American actors just because of his like, you know,
Speaker 3: he's careless twang and he's like he's he can play
Speaker 3: a villain better than anyone.
Speaker 1: To scally wag.
Speaker 4: But what is the movie? Where is the colonel? And
Speaker 4: there's the law, there's the court case.
Speaker 2: It he's awesome that.
Speaker 3: But then even when he plays like a sort of likable,
Speaker 3: likable characters, he's just got that scally way him that
Speaker 3: is easily like liked as good. I heard it's a
Speaker 3: funny thing, Like it's a funny thing with those sorts
Speaker 3: of characters like the likable, which I guess in a
Speaker 3: lot of ways like.
Speaker 1: The unfortunately ours is down in Melbourne now.
Speaker 3: The funny thing I heard. I heard a podcast. I
Speaker 3: listened to one at the start of the year and
Speaker 3: they talk about Wayne Bennett and how Wayne sees himself
Speaker 3: as a bit of a straight one eighty but he
Speaker 3: loves surrounding himself and I see it now when I
Speaker 3: was coached by him, Like he used to sit at
Speaker 3: the back of the bus always, and he admits to
Speaker 3: him and he said in the podcast himself, he goes,
Speaker 3: because I'm, you know, straight one. I don't want to
Speaker 3: sit with the other straight one eighties in the front
Speaker 3: of the bus and assistants and all that sort of
Speaker 3: stuff and the football staff because I'd rather, you know,
Speaker 3: the scallyways they've got better stories, and I'd rather hear
Speaker 3: better story.
Speaker 1: Good that he's to jump on the bus and go
Speaker 1: right out of the back with Alfie and Kevy Wallers. Andy, Right,
Speaker 1: we'll just get up to last night. Yeah, I've gone.
Speaker 1: I've gone. English moves like twenty four Hour Party People,
Speaker 1: the Trip, Monty Python, the Commitments, well that it was
Speaker 1: an Irish movie. But nonetheless, you know my favorite actors,
Speaker 1: I got two the English, Christian Bale and Tom Hardy.
Speaker 1: Those two brilliant actors.
Speaker 3: Now you've got a fixation with Tom Hardy d I
Speaker 3: just love his films. Christian Baldo is probably one of
Speaker 3: the best actors in the last twenty five years.
Speaker 1: I think he's the best actor.
Speaker 3: He's unreal like some of the movies he's done and
Speaker 3: some of the roles he's played, yeah, incredible, everything from
Speaker 3: boxing to superhero to like gangsters to whatever. Incredible And
Speaker 3: he's always good.
Speaker 1: And that movie Empire of the Sun Spills a kid
Speaker 1: movie when he was a kid, That is one of
Speaker 1: the greatest performances by a child in cinema history.
Speaker 3: But what about like his range, think about something like
Speaker 3: that to then something like let's say, for example, Batman
Speaker 3: to something like American psycho to playing you know, other villains,
Speaker 3: and everything he plays is just a bit different. There's
Speaker 3: nothing about that villain well a little too well. A
Speaker 3: lot of people will get surprised when they see they
Speaker 3: hear his accent because he plays a lot of Americans.
Speaker 2: It's quite a few like that.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Gillian Anderson is another one. Remember the X Files Chicky
Speaker 4: she's English? Yeah, Hugh, Hugh, I can't remember. He said no, no, no,
Speaker 4: he said no.
Speaker 3: The is she she American? But she plays she's American?
Speaker 3: I think? And then she does a really good English accent.
Speaker 1: That Jack's right.
Speaker 3: I think I've heard that because she's in another show
Speaker 3: I've seen recently. You might be right, and I think
Speaker 3: she's American and people get put off when they hear
Speaker 3: with an American accent, and because her English accent so good.
Speaker 4: And do you know another big one is in Yellowstone
Speaker 4: the daughter who's loose as oh yeah, yeah, is it?
Speaker 2: She's English?
Speaker 1: Is she?
Speaker 2: She's English? And she's so rough and ready in yellow Sel.
Speaker 3: Usually America, the English do American accents really well. But
Speaker 3: it's very rare to find Americans that do English. Access.
Speaker 1: Another one, Gary oldman too. Yeah he's English. He's English.
Speaker 1: Jesus talking triush your quiz.
Speaker 4: Okay, Just because there were the two of you here today,
Speaker 4: I thought I'm going to just do a straight out
Speaker 4: gen X and in case you needed to know about
Speaker 4: your gen X versus jen Z and jack your jen
Speaker 4: z am.
Speaker 3: I I didn't even know that I should know that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I didn't know. I had to look it up.
Speaker 4: So jen Z ninety seven to twenty twelve, millennials eighty
Speaker 4: one to ninety six, we don't have any millennials in
Speaker 4: our house. X sixty five to nineteen eighty All right,
Speaker 4: who'd like to go first?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Okay, jen Z? So five questions? Who gets most of
Speaker 4: their category? Gen Z people are also known as what
Speaker 4: jack Ah, I'll give you multiple choice? A Boomers, the
Speaker 4: zoomers see hoomers or d.
Speaker 1: Loomers.
Speaker 4: Zenna's say zoomers because just correct, definitely correct.
Speaker 3: Never heard that before that, I've never heard that.
Speaker 2: Well, given that you didn't even know you're a gen
Speaker 2: Z person, I thought i'd give you what is.
Speaker 3: The what is the even point of giving a letter
Speaker 3: to the generation we're in now? It's weird, like who
Speaker 3: judges it's ninety seven to twenty twelve.
Speaker 2: I know who who who?
Speaker 1: I don't know who you're now Mexican Mexican tonight just
Speaker 1: sort of montage.
Speaker 3: Wait do you hear recipe of the week coming out car?
Speaker 1: But that's a hit looking forward?
Speaker 4: Okay, Jack back to you, which jen zr Is known
Speaker 4: for saying, you are never too small to make a difference.
Speaker 3: Greta Thumberg.
Speaker 1: Very good.
Speaker 3: Well, there's no one else out there that preaches quite
Speaker 3: like thumb right.
Speaker 2: Well, that's right, she's one of your more Okay, don't
Speaker 2: question three.
Speaker 4: Jen Z kids are the first group to have grown
Speaker 4: up with A computers, B Internet access, CEE, cell phones
Speaker 4: or D video games internet access. Very good, you're three
Speaker 4: out of three pressures. Okay, this one make you stump you.
Speaker 4: Fenty is a beauty brand by which celebrity A Rihanna,
Speaker 4: B Kylie Jenner see Billie Eilish or D Lady Gaga.
Speaker 3: Fenty Yeah. Uh, I'm gonna go with it's one of
Speaker 3: the first two.
Speaker 2: I think because A Rianna or B Kylie Jenner.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they both. I've seen that. They're both like multi's
Speaker 3: because of it or billions or whatever it is. It's
Speaker 3: one of the I'm going to go with I'm going
Speaker 3: to go with Colie Jenna.
Speaker 4: She's actually just called Kylie I think, ah right, it's
Speaker 4: Rihanna all right, yeah, Fenti.
Speaker 3: Yeah, thanks Tu sorry about that. Won't be ripping it.
Speaker 2: All clearly, it wasn't you that was using my lipstick?
Speaker 2: Then number five? Okay?
Speaker 4: Which actress? Jen Z actress was in both the Greatest
Speaker 4: Showman and Spider Man No Way Home?
Speaker 3: The Greatest Showman yep and Spider.
Speaker 2: Man No Way Home. You should know this, Jesus, even
Speaker 2: though I know this.
Speaker 3: The Greatest Showman Spider Man No Way Home.
Speaker 2: Do you want a clue?
Speaker 3: Uh?
Speaker 2: Yet?
Speaker 4: She may have found a boyfriend in the Spider Man MOVIEZDA. Yes,
Speaker 4: and thank you to all those people who sent me
Speaker 4: video Eclipse of Zendaa for Matthew's knowledge, since he didn't
Speaker 4: know who.
Speaker 2: She was last week.
Speaker 1: You go, buddy typical?
Speaker 2: Okay, so you're four and a five. That's pretty good, Jack, okay.
Speaker 4: Gen x Matthew, what would you do with a polaroid
Speaker 4: photo to make it develop faster?
Speaker 1: You shake it?
Speaker 2: Very good? That's one out of one. What was the
Speaker 2: Pepsi Challenge Pepsi challenges.
Speaker 1: They would have unlabeled that have coke and they'd have PEPSI.
Speaker 1: Take a sip? Which one do you think is best?
Speaker 2: Very good to? Out of two? Name three guys?
Speaker 4: Madonna was in a relationship Madonna Madonna?
Speaker 1: Madonna? Okay, it was Guy Ritchie to Sean Penn, yep two,
Speaker 1: you need one? It was it was I've gone Sean Penn,
Speaker 1: I've gone Guy Ritchie, and I've gone I've gone Warren Bady.
Speaker 2: There was a rumor that she was very good also,
Speaker 2: Dennis Rodman.
Speaker 3: I think that was that was. Yeah. I don't know
Speaker 3: if it was an official thing with that.
Speaker 2: I don't think any of them.
Speaker 3: God he could read she married God mate? Could he rebound?
Speaker 3: Was he physical?
Speaker 1: His physical levels were the chat Warren Baby here?
Speaker 2: Three out of three? Okay? Number four?
Speaker 4: What was the name of Radiohead song creep I Haven't
Speaker 4: finished Sorry? What was the name of the Radiohead song
Speaker 4: from ninety five where the music video showed a person
Speaker 4: just laying in the middle.
Speaker 2: Of a sidewalk.
Speaker 1: Okay, computer, is that your answer? That was the answer?
Speaker 1: That was the album? Okay, computer, i'ld say I'd say creep.
Speaker 3: No, just and Creep wasn't even on that album. Yeah,
Speaker 3: so you just wasn't there.
Speaker 2: Thanks, Okay, it's three out of four. Okay, you gotta
Speaker 2: get this to draw with Jacko.
Speaker 4: What were you required to do before returning a VHS
Speaker 4: videotape to Blockbuster?
Speaker 1: Please rewind? Because four out of.
Speaker 2: Five were done?
Speaker 3: Is there a tiebreaker? That was it?
Speaker 2: That's pretty good?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 1: I was time people, it has come for this show
Speaker 1: to apex Recipe of the Week.
Speaker 3: Jazz are all welcome. Okay, recipe of the week. Obviously,
Speaker 3: we've got great feedback last week people. Actually, it amazes
Speaker 3: me that people actually kind of.
Speaker 1: Like how race digging it?
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I met a guy on Thursday who does a He
Speaker 3: has a it's called date Date Night Eats or Date
Speaker 3: Night Food. It's on Instagram something like that, and he
Speaker 3: was he was told that I have a rest Cooper
Speaker 3: might have ted him up SOLDI. I had a recipe
Speaker 3: segment and he wants to do a collab. Really yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: so we'll see. I think I'm a bit more rats
Speaker 3: ass than Thanks Trish, Thanks True, Thanks Mom. Let's do
Speaker 3: this so I'm doing salsa go on Mexican again. It
Speaker 3: was such a beak hit last week, so it was
Speaker 3: gonna make homemade salsa. Okay, So what you're gonna do
Speaker 3: is you're gonna get three red tomatoes, You're going to
Speaker 3: get two green one green capskin, two dice onions, and
Speaker 3: between one to three jalapenos without seas, depending on what
Speaker 3: kind of heat level you want.
Speaker 2: Could I ask, are they what sort of onions do
Speaker 2: you Spanish?
Speaker 3: Just white onions? And then I want you to put
Speaker 3: them on a tray in the oven or or grill
Speaker 3: them on the barbecue. Right, it doesn't take long, don't worry. Whole, Yeah,
Speaker 3: all of them whole. And then what we're going to
Speaker 3: do is we're going to take them off. You're going
Speaker 3: to take off any really darkly burnt bits, and then
Speaker 3: you're gonna chuck him in the blender. Chuck them in
Speaker 3: the blender with a little bit of coriander and half
Speaker 3: a clove of garlic and then a little bit of
Speaker 3: a whole limes worth of lime juice. I want you
Speaker 3: to squeeze it into it, blend it. There you go. Salsa.
Speaker 2: Yeah, nice creamy salta not a chunky one like that.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, I don't know it creamy yeahmay well it's smooth.
Speaker 1: Ye hear my stomach is growling.
Speaker 3: Yeah, So there you go, Salsa.
Speaker 1: We're gonna we're gonna make it. We're going to make this.
Speaker 3: We've got to make a book. And I'll put it
Speaker 3: pretty much to the exact context is the way I
Speaker 3: say it. So there's lots of arms and.
Speaker 4: Lots of pauses and question marks over whether you're cutting
Speaker 4: them up or you're putting them in a.
Speaker 1: Hole exactly right now. Okay, last of the themes, who
Speaker 1: does sport better England or the US? Your favorite sport
Speaker 1: in that country Jewish USA.
Speaker 2: And it's NFL. Obviously.
Speaker 4: I think they're going to do such a great job
Speaker 4: with the twenty twenty Olympics.
Speaker 5: Flag football is going to be in what's flag football?
Speaker 3: Exactly?
Speaker 1: FLA football is, It's American football. It's similar like we
Speaker 1: have touch football, you know, excuse me, the tags in
Speaker 1: the side. The Americans do the same, but where it's
Speaker 1: not body contract with the flag on the side. This
Speaker 1: talk that's going to be included.
Speaker 3: Jecko. US they do they do like the English do
Speaker 3: sport well. But I really feel like the US the
Speaker 3: greatest in terms of sport hype and self promotion. In
Speaker 3: terms of sport over there is second to none.
Speaker 1: It's incredible.
Speaker 3: It's incredible the way they ye, even the fact that
Speaker 3: they've got the nerve to make all of their titles
Speaker 3: in each competition, World Championship. He just says everything you
Speaker 3: need to know, bigger, the better, the best exactly. And
Speaker 3: you know what, fair enough?
Speaker 1: If the Kansas City Chiefs win the Super Bowl, I'm sorry, guys,
Speaker 1: you aren't the world champions until you beat One Day United.
Speaker 3: Yes, yeah, and the.
Speaker 1: Hexa Hawks or the Cloverly Crocodiles. Mate. Because at the
Speaker 1: end of the day, that's it. People. You don't win
Speaker 1: on payper. You've got to go and do it, guys.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but that's the thing with America. They see America
Speaker 4: as the world.
Speaker 1: That's right actually for the flat Earthers believe when you
Speaker 1: go past La and New York, you go straight off.
Speaker 3: Next week, let's let's bring our own arguments cover and
Speaker 3: let's debate Trooper and and Trisha, why we you and
Speaker 3: I believe the Earth is flat?
Speaker 1: Please don't ra on the have that your own I've gone,
Speaker 1: I've gone. It's got to be the US. I love
Speaker 1: the Premier League, Premier League soccer but the NFL is
Speaker 1: a beast, and you're right. It's the way they broadcast it,
Speaker 1: it's the way they promote it.
Speaker 2: It's it's wale gating out the front.
Speaker 1: It's the way they promote their their players. It's they
Speaker 1: become household names. Whereas with the EPL, a lot of them,
Speaker 1: a lot a lot of them are stars.
Speaker 2: Players buy in there, they do.
Speaker 3: The big one too, is like the media in terms
Speaker 3: of the media, like the tall poppy syndrome is probably
Speaker 3: something obviously we haven't here in Australia, but i'd say
Speaker 3: something like I've heard people say it's almost to a
Speaker 3: worse degree in England. Yes, So in that fact of
Speaker 3: self promotion, the US are very you know, if you
Speaker 3: have a star, they you know, they hype around, you know,
Speaker 3: the hype it so much further, whereas in England, if
Speaker 3: you know, you have a star and a night out,
Speaker 3: they'll probably you know, the press gets a bit of
Speaker 3: a oh yeah, yeah, they go hard over there, whereas
Speaker 3: in the US they're more so, they're happier just to
Speaker 3: promote the hell out of something.
Speaker 1: They're rooting for.
Speaker 3: You.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they say, that's the difference with stand up comedy.
Speaker 1: They say, what's the difference between stand up comedy in
Speaker 1: England and Australia compared to stand up comedy in America?
Speaker 1: They said, when you when you get on stage and
Speaker 1: your stand up comedian in America, they're will and be good,
Speaker 1: they're hoping, they're on your side, he said, whereas in
Speaker 1: England Australia we sit there and go all right, quit,
Speaker 1: let's see if you're funny.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you'd almost want to see him fail. Sometimes that's
Speaker 3: almost as funny.
Speaker 1: It makes you feel better, it does true, got any
Speaker 1: feedback to finish with.
Speaker 4: Look, I've just got a big welcome to new listener
Speaker 4: little baby Pierre. Mum Rene messaged me through the week
Speaker 4: and said she's getting Little Pier started on the podcast
Speaker 4: listening habits early and they're listening during the morning and
Speaker 4: night feeding.
Speaker 1: We're talking about Johnny Seams. I don't think.
Speaker 4: That's I think she'll observed. But I've got a little
Speaker 4: something for you though. I heard a story the other
Speaker 4: day about a man who went into a bar with
Speaker 4: his dog and because like lots of places are letting
Speaker 4: dogs in bars. One the other day, yeah it's awesome,
Speaker 4: and the bartender goes, oh, you can't bring that dog
Speaker 4: in here, and he goes, oh, but it's my seeing
Speaker 4: eye dog.
Speaker 2: The man apologized that I'm really sorry. I didn't realize that.
Speaker 4: The first drink's on me. No problem. Man takes his
Speaker 4: drink and he goes sits at a table right up
Speaker 4: near the front of the bar. Another blake walks in
Speaker 4: the bar with a two hour and the first man
Speaker 4: stops and goes, look, you can't bring your dog in here,
Speaker 4: but if you tell the guy that's a seeing eye dog,
Speaker 4: it'll be fine. Guy goes, thanks for the heads up, mate,
Speaker 4: So he goes up to the bar and wands to drink.
Speaker 4: Bartender goes, you can't bring that dog in here. The
Speaker 4: blake goes, oh, look, it's okay. He's my seeing eye dog. Bartender, guys,
Speaker 4: that's not a seeing eye dog. They don't use two
Speaker 4: hours as a seeing eye dog.
Speaker 2: Man goes, what they gave me a.
Speaker 1: Jur Have a good You are laughing.
Speaker 3: You can see you.
Speaker 1: I'm laughing. It's a little bit like when you watch
Speaker 1: Karadi Kid three. It's so bad, it's good. Guys.
Speaker 4: Have a good week, have a great weekend.