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Speaker 3: Well, good morning and happy Friday Eve, as we do
Speaker 3: it live from Mount Buller.
Speaker 2: This is SNOVA, Good morning Melbourne from the top of
Speaker 2: Mount Buller. Where it is. I had to look out
Speaker 2: the window. I wasn't sure. That's definitely snowy.
Speaker 3: Happy snover to you all, Happy Snover.
Speaker 2: Happy snov for all those who celebrate.
Speaker 3: Madam's been going out on the town and I love it.
Speaker 2: Turns out you can have a lot of fun on
Speaker 2: a Wednesday night Mount Buller. Guys, who knew.
Speaker 3: We're live from Alberg House this morning?
Speaker 2: Oh what a buffet. He's in front of me for
Speaker 2: breakfast Albertus.
Speaker 4: The hospitality has been sensational, Eric and the crew putting
Speaker 4: on for us last night.
Speaker 2: And then well I'm blaming Rick.
Speaker 3: Rick.
Speaker 2: This is your fault that I'm only dusty and tired.
Speaker 2: I couldn't say no. Dear generous hospitality.
Speaker 3: Can top up a wine glass? Oh I think my
Speaker 3: favorite because I went a bit early.
Speaker 2: Which never happens. It's never made and look at how
Speaker 2: happy myself. Smug, so smug.
Speaker 4: The only reason I went to bed early is because
Speaker 4: I bought my son, So that's a great idea from now.
Speaker 2: But it was really annoying because HARDI, your son, said
Speaker 2: to me, what time do we party? And then you
Speaker 2: were like, off to bed for you. You've had enough mocktails,
Speaker 2: go to sleep.
Speaker 3: Wasn't he throwing back the mocktails?
Speaker 2: I was like, mate, right, did you have a good
Speaker 2: time last night? Honey?
Speaker 3: He's a bit dusty looking, so yeah, I finished in
Speaker 3: early and you know, off your totaled.
Speaker 2: Gee, we had fun and went to bed though didn't
Speaker 2: The one.
Speaker 5: Challenge is just getting home because there's snow, yeah, and
Speaker 5: it's cold and it's.
Speaker 3: A bit slippery. I think. I think the other challenge
Speaker 3: you have this morning, clipment was Brady Executive Producing, gave
Speaker 3: you your head phones and goes here, put these in,
Speaker 3: and you looked at them and looked at him and
Speaker 3: go put them in.
Speaker 2: Where old here?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 2: Yes, black guys, we've had a team excursion. They're very
Speaker 2: rare and Mum was the life of the party.
Speaker 3: Good for you.
Speaker 4: Hey, look, here's the cool thing. What a season they
Speaker 4: are having here at Mount Paul.
Speaker 2: There's expected up to thirty seven centimeters of snow coming
Speaker 2: on the weekend, a bit of a snow storm.
Speaker 5: It's chucking it down, dumping they said, it's chucking it.
Speaker 3: It's chucking it down. Is that just chucking it down
Speaker 3: yep 'or going.
Speaker 2: Dumping dumping it?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 5: I thought it was chucking it down.
Speaker 2: Here's the go we have either way, guys, it's snowing.
Speaker 2: It's not spewing snow snowing. It's puking, puking snow. No,
Speaker 2: it's not, is it.
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 2: As a former weather girl, you shouldn't know that term puking.
Speaker 3: Here's the guy we have snow.
Speaker 2: Someone else that might be puking had I stayed out
Speaker 2: any later last night.
Speaker 4: Up for grabs this morning. All you have to do
Speaker 4: to win your trip to the snow is sing.
Speaker 2: For it, sing for the snow trip.
Speaker 4: In fact, I believe you guys recorded some of the
Speaker 4: crew here at Mount Pula last night singing for the snow.
Speaker 2: It seems like a good idea last night, And then
Speaker 2: I heard them this morning and I thought, oh, no,
Speaker 2: one we'll ever hear those.
Speaker 3: They're not good.
Speaker 4: We're going to a fun show coming up today. We are
Speaker 4: going to offload one of those ski trips. A little
Speaker 4: bit later on this morning, we'll catch up with my
Speaker 4: nine year old honey who it was so cool taking
Speaker 4: him to the snow for the first time.
Speaker 3: But Jesus committed, he was, wasn't he? He wants to
Speaker 3: hit the half pipe today. Let's get into it. This
Speaker 3: is Benson burn Alive from Mount Paula. You're on the
Speaker 3: air with Jason. Lauren Clint's here too.
Speaker 4: This is Snowver Benson a Boon where we pumping Benson burnout.
Speaker 3: In the car.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh on the road trip. Yeah, he's come on, Cris,
Speaker 2: you can back announce your favorite singer.
Speaker 5: Well, no, not that song. I love Mystical, Magical, mystical, magical.
Speaker 4: Jesus, it was a long drive with you. We alive
Speaker 4: from Ount Buller this morning. Good morning. It is Jason
Speaker 4: Lauren Clint here as well. We are doing our annual
Speaker 4: snover trip and you two can come to Mont Buller.
Speaker 4: We've got winter escapes up for grabs later on this morning.
Speaker 3: Get this right.
Speaker 4: We'll chuck in a calm lift passes. We'll take care
Speaker 4: of the lot. So good your chance to join us.
Speaker 2: We've had such a great time. We hit the slopes yesterday,
Speaker 2: had a big ski. Some of the team was beautiful.
Speaker 2: It was snowing. It was just glorious.
Speaker 3: It is a good run up.
Speaker 2: Yeah we had Yeah, we had great weather. We went
Speaker 2: for a beautiful dinner last night here at Albert House.
Speaker 2: Then we went to a club. I couldn't tell you
Speaker 2: where it was. We got in some kind of bus
Speaker 2: and went to a nightclub on the mountain. And I
Speaker 2: my condition of going to this nightclub was I'm only
Speaker 2: going if there is a driver that can drive me
Speaker 2: back up the hill, because I remember your trials and
Speaker 2: tribulations of last year where you had to walk up
Speaker 2: the hill to get home and by the time you
Speaker 2: get to the top, well, maybe I should have done it,
Speaker 2: but I was like, I am not. So we had
Speaker 2: a little transfer, a little van Davo Davy Devo.
Speaker 3: Da like a courtesy.
Speaker 2: After the poking, he said, this is the set time
Speaker 2: I can pick you up, and you must be in
Speaker 2: the square at Mount Ball and I will try. And
Speaker 2: I couldn't have been more thrilled about it because I
Speaker 2: had an exit plan anyway, so I left. I left
Speaker 2: one Clint stand away in the club.
Speaker 5: That's alleged.
Speaker 2: Now, that definitely happened. Also, how beautiful friend Macie who
Speaker 2: works on the show, who had been freaking out all
Speaker 2: night that she lost the room key to our room
Speaker 2: here at Albert House. I walked to our room and
Speaker 2: the key was in the door. So she did a
Speaker 2: good job with that. Was we found the key, and
Speaker 2: then I went and sat on the bed and I thought, oh,
Speaker 2: I've had a few too many wines to be getting
Speaker 2: up early to go to work in the morning. I
Speaker 2: think I need something to eat.
Speaker 3: Well, it's a dangerous commute coming.
Speaker 2: I had my three stories in my apartment. So at
Speaker 2: midnight I was like, I need a snack. Where am
Speaker 2: I going to get a snack at midnight in Mount Buller.
Speaker 2: So I got out of bed and I thought, on
Speaker 2: the road trip yesterday, Hudson Hawkins had some pizza shapes
Speaker 2: in the car, so I'm going to So I'm going
Speaker 2: to go to the car. So up, I get out
Speaker 2: in the snow. It's dumping snow. Do you think I
Speaker 2: could roll? So it's sandwich. I forgot about that anyway.
Speaker 2: So I'm walking around trying to find my car in
Speaker 2: the snow. It's a white car, not great to find
Speaker 2: in the sky anyway. So I've walked out the wrong door.
Speaker 2: I've like cuddle lap of this hotel. Found my car.
Speaker 2: I was like it was like there was a spotlight
Speaker 2: on it. Like ah, So I walk over to the car.
Speaker 2: I could not, for the life of me open the
Speaker 2: doors of the car. I think they were snowed in.
Speaker 2: They were, they were.
Speaker 3: Did you have the keys?
Speaker 2: I had the keys now frozen. So I'm kicking the door.
Speaker 2: I'm trying to open the door. I can see the
Speaker 2: pizza shapes as well. I've come this far, so I
Speaker 2: thought I'm gonna have to go in through the boot.
Speaker 2: So I was able to open the boot. That is commitment,
Speaker 2: and I'm climbing over the back seats trying to get
Speaker 2: the pizza shapes and behold, I got the pizza shapes
Speaker 2: and I climbed back out the boot. I don't know why,
Speaker 2: because I'm sure I could have opened the doors from
Speaker 2: the inside. Yeah, the way I went in was the
Speaker 2: way I came out. And then I walked back through
Speaker 2: the snow back into my bend and I ate some
Speaker 2: pizza shapes. And that is why I feel so great.
Speaker 4: For remember when she ordered McDonald's just one cheeseburger oats
Speaker 4: and when we were in Adelaide for.
Speaker 2: The footage, that doesn't sound like something I would. Hey,
Speaker 2: can I just there's no obtes at midnight on the mountain?
Speaker 5: Is now my night finished like this? I decided to
Speaker 5: run the gauntlet with my mobile. Now I got home
Speaker 5: and had six percent. Oh, you needed to have a charger.
Speaker 5: I need an alarm. I thought this ain't gonna survive
Speaker 5: the night. Well and behold it survived the night.
Speaker 3: Well, no, no, no.
Speaker 2: Do you know what he tried to do?
Speaker 5: Do you know what I.
Speaker 2: Busted him doing? He was trying to find because he's
Speaker 2: living in the sixteen hundreds, he's got the old USB chargers.
Speaker 2: He can't you can't borrow one bout charger, So he's
Speaker 2: trying to find the old USB he's got the cause I.
Speaker 5: Was looking on the television. No USB in there.
Speaker 2: So he found Hudson's karaoke microphone and tried to plug
Speaker 2: his phone into that to see if he could train
Speaker 2: the BA from the karaoke microphone.
Speaker 5: Do you know what didn't need it. It survived the night.
Speaker 3: Well went on. To be fair, you rocked up here
Speaker 3: in quite the panic.
Speaker 4: At a minute to six, he's about to read the
Speaker 4: news off his iPhone and he's like, I need a charger.
Speaker 3: I have the news.
Speaker 2: The news is on your phone. Oh well, lucky, Lucky,
Speaker 2: we got to the news because there's that huge news
Speaker 2: you told me news this morning. The national animal of Scotland.
Speaker 2: You called it the unicorn, is the symbol for the
Speaker 2: Glasgow game. Yes, Lucky, we got that.
Speaker 3: Breaking yes news. We are live from Mount Buller this morning.
Speaker 4: We're going a huge show coming up and we need
Speaker 4: to preview a massive, huge footy.
Speaker 3: I've got beef with Nick the Wizard Watson. We're going
Speaker 3: to go. We'll go there next don Over. We are
Speaker 3: live from Mount Buller this morning.
Speaker 4: We are doing snover our Berg Houses where we are
Speaker 4: amazing commodation, incredible restaurant right at the top of Burke Street.
Speaker 2: Yes, it's a great spot to sit and watch the
Speaker 2: day go. But I watched the people haanging down the
Speaker 2: mountain stats out there.
Speaker 5: Didn't you have a stack?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 5: Oh my god, it was good.
Speaker 2: Ariel decided to do an ungroomed black runt with some
Speaker 2: of the team here, and I hit a rock and
Speaker 2: went for lying.
Speaker 3: Did someone think they were more qualified than I?
Speaker 2: Saw a hazard sign and I thought I won't go
Speaker 2: that way, I'll go this way, And there was also
Speaker 2: it that way. I was looking the wrong way.
Speaker 5: What do you describe it as an ungroomed black round?
Speaker 2: I think it was, yeah, yeah, well, yes, it was
Speaker 2: very rocky and bumpy even the even well it was
Speaker 2: definitely not alyssa campl like it was. It was quite meanwhile,
Speaker 2: al yeah, it was sort of like.
Speaker 3: Aerial.
Speaker 2: Is that Olympic preparation going aerial? Aerial skier being told? Anyway,
Speaker 2: I had an unintentional aerial ski session and I landed
Speaker 2: thankfully on my shoulder, not my head.
Speaker 4: We're more of a layd down sally, sort of the
Speaker 4: roller that just laid down.
Speaker 2: That's right, that's right. Anyway, I did have a little
Speaker 2: tumble yesterday, but I had a great day out on
Speaker 2: the slow.
Speaker 3: Can I I want to talk footy just quickly. I
Speaker 3: was just going to say thank you for letting me
Speaker 3: bring my son along on our family road trip.
Speaker 2: Well, I was desperate for Hudson to come because we're
Speaker 2: best friends.
Speaker 6: Not me.
Speaker 2: I'm waiting for him to grow up so you can
Speaker 2: host the show and we can push put you into
Speaker 2: a retirement village.
Speaker 3: We we hit the slope chair. So we're going to
Speaker 3: bogganing this morning.
Speaker 2: Are you going to it's more your speed.
Speaker 3: Jeez, you'll pick up speaking. You might meet it gold
Speaker 3: there you guys, I don't think he's gonna still.
Speaker 4: Hey, let's turn from the snow to the foot Tonight,
Speaker 4: Big One Blue has taken on the Hawks.
Speaker 5: Well, it's a it's a farewell for Sam Dougherty, who
Speaker 5: has been a terrific servant for the Carlton Footy Club.
Speaker 3: His retirement.
Speaker 5: He's been through a lot knee reconstructions and knee reconstructions
Speaker 5: rather cancer.
Speaker 2: Cancer and story to come back from some of those.
Speaker 2: Absolutely he's had to deal with.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 5: And there's also a side story which is brewing right now.
Speaker 7: I know.
Speaker 5: It's front page of the Herald Son this morning, involving
Speaker 5: Charlie Kurner. Charlie Kurner being the forward Carlton footy club.
Speaker 5: He wants out of.
Speaker 2: The Blues, does he has? He said that he is a.
Speaker 5: Blues forward and it's being reported that he wants to
Speaker 5: get to the Gold Coast Sons. Now Carlton has put
Speaker 5: up the stop sign and said, sorry, Bud, you ain't
Speaker 5: going anywhere.
Speaker 4: Lauren's point into the contract. Has he come out publicly
Speaker 4: and said he wants out?
Speaker 5: Clint Brady is Charlie Kurner. This is our executive producer.
Speaker 5: Brady has Charlie Kerner indicated that he wants out.
Speaker 3: His management have.
Speaker 5: Gone to the Gold Coast for some conversations.
Speaker 2: Unfortunately, Carlton, this is not dissimilar to what we saw
Speaker 2: with Christian Petrarca. Yes, but he's still there.
Speaker 3: Brady, you should try sport on Channel nine. It's a
Speaker 3: bit more qualified than the current going. I said, you've
Speaker 3: got to talk about Charlie.
Speaker 2: You know what.
Speaker 4: You know what I don't get and like it is
Speaker 4: very reminiscent of the whole Track situation. If you're going
Speaker 4: to come out and say, hey, I want out, surely
Speaker 4: you would have a deal almost in the works, all done.
Speaker 2: You think it was already done, you know what I mean?
Speaker 2: It's not your teammates turned against.
Speaker 4: You, and I believe that's what affected your team Melbourne
Speaker 4: last year.
Speaker 2: It's because right now, if you said you were going
Speaker 2: to go back to another radio station.
Speaker 3: You're going back, going back, mate, you.
Speaker 2: Were to say that, I'm not like, I wouldn't be
Speaker 2: thrilled sitting next to you for the rest of the Exactly.
Speaker 3: What would we get out of that trade?
Speaker 2: There's help us?
Speaker 4: No, no, Hey, both teams tonight are coming off wins. Yes,
Speaker 4: and Nick the Wizard Watson embarrassed me massively last week
Speaker 4: at a party.
Speaker 2: What were you doing at a party with Nick Watson?
Speaker 3: I was at a kid's birthday party last weekend watching
Speaker 3: the Hawks game, right, and they were taking on Port
Speaker 3: and it was neck and neck first quarter. And I
Speaker 3: convinced all the dads at the party because you know
Speaker 3: how I've been saying since the start of the season, Yes,
Speaker 3: whenever Nick was on the show, whenever he didn't come
Speaker 3: on the show, they would lose. Of course, we're on holidays.
Speaker 3: Last week he couldn't come. So I'm looking at all
Speaker 3: the dads at this party. Game, I'm telling you, now,
Speaker 3: put the kids scholarship money or schooling money on this. Yeah,
Speaker 3: exactly what happens?
Speaker 2: We lost more anyway, kids, no scholarships.
Speaker 3: Fin, I'm like, no, what's going on here? This is yeah?
Speaker 2: Well, look maybe it was an anomaly because we were
Speaker 2: actually on holidays. It wasn't that we invited him in
Speaker 2: and he couldn't come on.
Speaker 3: It happened last holidays as well.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so that it's a hard word to say on
Speaker 5: the town.
Speaker 2: Anomally, maybe it's an anomaly.
Speaker 3: We are live from a mouthful of this morning. We
Speaker 3: are doing snover and coming up later on this morning
Speaker 3: your chance to win your very own ski trip.
Speaker 8: Here.
Speaker 3: I will give you all the details and how you're
Speaker 3: going to comeing up soon here on over.
Speaker 4: It is Snover. We're coming to you from Mount Bulla
Speaker 4: this morning. Weather conditions, another awesome day of skiing.
Speaker 2: Now, great day ahead of skiing.
Speaker 5: On the streets of Melbourne. Right now you might be
Speaker 5: noticing an influx of tourists. Yes, a sea of red,
Speaker 5: sea of red with English, Irish, Welsh accents.
Speaker 3: Is this the Lions game?
Speaker 2: Yes, the British Lions, not to be confused with the
Speaker 2: Brisbane Lines. Because we had friends coming from overseas who
Speaker 2: wanted tickets and we said sure, no problem, Brisbane life.
Speaker 2: Did you know they did not want tickets to the
Speaker 2: Brisbane Lions. They wanted tickets to the British.
Speaker 5: The British and Irish Lions. So they're hitting the MCG
Speaker 5: on Saturday night. Yes, those tickets would have been a
Speaker 5: little bit harder.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Look, I was wondering why they were so stressed
Speaker 2: about trying to get them.
Speaker 5: Thousand people are going to be headed to the g
Speaker 5: on Saturday night every twelve years.
Speaker 2: I'm just like my fiancee, Paul is going he's lost
Speaker 2: his noodle over it. He's so excited and he keeps
Speaker 2: saying it's every twelve years, and I was like, why
Speaker 2: is every twelve years? But so it's it's every four years,
Speaker 2: but every twelve years. It's in Australia.
Speaker 5: The series has played every four but in Australia, and
Speaker 5: it's rugby. It's rugby rugby Rugby union, Yeah, rugby union.
Speaker 3: The game they play in Heaven.
Speaker 2: In Heaven, Paul tells me.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and or private schools.
Speaker 2: Yes, So I don't know much about it, but it's
Speaker 2: all I'm hearing about in my household is the British
Speaker 2: on Irish lie well guys, and they play the Wallabies.
Speaker 5: Who were courageous in defeat in Brisbane last weekend.
Speaker 3: Seemed to be in defeat.
Speaker 2: I thought the Wallabies were quite good.
Speaker 5: Were once upon a time back in the day of
Speaker 5: Johnny Ils. Yes, you know those times.
Speaker 3: I don't.
Speaker 2: I'm not familiar with Johnny Eils's work.
Speaker 3: What about Harry Potter.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so we were watching the news yesterday.
Speaker 2: I was shocked when I saw this.
Speaker 5: And Harry Potter flashed up. He's a Melbourne raised lad
Speaker 5: who is playing for the Wallabies and his name is
Speaker 5: Harry Potter.
Speaker 2: Is he the captain of the Wallabies. Not the captain,
Speaker 2: He's just a He just gets more attention because his
Speaker 2: name is Harry Potter.
Speaker 5: Let me refer to the sheet. He's a winger. Oh,
Speaker 5: he's a winger and his name's Harry Potter.
Speaker 2: I mean that's fun. If your name was Harry Potter,
Speaker 2: could you love it or hate? Wow, you're a wizard, Harry.
Speaker 2: How many times? How many times?
Speaker 4: I love people with a great name, not necessarily a
Speaker 4: celebrity name. It might be a business name.
Speaker 2: You remember that guy called His name was Dan Murphy. Yes,
Speaker 2: you can be a friend of ours, but you'd never
Speaker 2: call him Dan.
Speaker 3: You'd always call him Murphy's coming.
Speaker 2: Dan Murphy's coming over for dinner, like you would always
Speaker 2: say Harry Potter is coming over for dinner? How are
Speaker 2: you getting home? Harry Potter is going.
Speaker 3: To get doing it online order now.
Speaker 5: We were talking about this last night and throwing some
Speaker 5: names around. I played footy, which is a miracle in itself.
Speaker 5: I played footy with a guy by the name of
Speaker 5: Keanu Reeve, No, not Reves.
Speaker 3: Remember, I can't say it on the air. But when
Speaker 3: I was young and mom and dad but dragons to church.
Speaker 3: There was that family there.
Speaker 2: Whose last I love that you started this story with.
Speaker 2: I can't say it on.
Speaker 3: Their last name. How do I put this? It's it's
Speaker 3: like a swear word. Can you whisper it? But I've
Speaker 3: replaced the C word with a K. That's their last names.
Speaker 2: No, it's not because it's not.
Speaker 3: I guarantee because whenever when I was young, I was like, oh, Mom,
Speaker 3: there's Margaret. What's her last name? Again? Mama, be like
Speaker 3: you he's mister and missus with us with a K
Speaker 3: kidding me.
Speaker 2: You'd have to say, my name is Lauren with a K.
Speaker 3: Yeah, getting with them. No, I'm not who's.
Speaker 2: Coming over for dinner tonight? It's the family. You know
Speaker 2: you're changing? You change it, you change your name by
Speaker 2: Deepole can you change your surname by deepole, Just yeah,
Speaker 2: you change it? Change it all right?
Speaker 5: Remember when Gary Howking became Whiskers.
Speaker 4: Yeah, all right, here's the guy. Thirteen twenty fourteen is
Speaker 4: our number? Do you have or do you know someone
Speaker 4: with a great.
Speaker 2: Name, a great name, a famous name and amusing name?
Speaker 3: Thirteen twenty four ten to join us on the air.
Speaker 2: In return Jason's friends from church to listening. We can't
Speaker 2: put you to air.
Speaker 3: Yeah, give us a call your pack of that's your
Speaker 3: last name, just saying they're pack of thirteen twenty four
Speaker 3: ten to join us o the air.
Speaker 2: It's so unfortunate. I don't believe that that's really host
Speaker 2: in return saying that in.
Speaker 3: Church we got vouchers for Specsavers valued at four hundred bucks.
Speaker 4: They are yours. Do you know someone with a great name?
Speaker 4: Give us call it nover.
Speaker 5: On the back of the British and Irish Lions they
Speaker 5: face the Wallabies Saturday night MCG ninety thousand people in
Speaker 5: the stands and on the field.
Speaker 3: One Harry Potter who plays for.
Speaker 2: Australia, who I'm most excited to say.
Speaker 5: Is he a handsome rooster? I think a lot of
Speaker 5: the rugby players are quite handsome.
Speaker 3: How how many points for a try? Again? Lurry? Just
Speaker 3: because I know you're going and you're a massive three, three.
Speaker 2: Four, four five and then you get to kick a
Speaker 2: goal after which is three to just cheering from my
Speaker 2: boy Harry.
Speaker 5: Is the same scoring system as the rugby league, I believe.
Speaker 2: Oh hang on, I don't know if you just ripped
Speaker 2: me about that in your role.
Speaker 3: Dan By, Please I'm going to do it. Google.
Speaker 2: Mike Paul will be on the phone in a minute
Speaker 2: because he is just like bursting out of his hand
Speaker 2: with excitement.
Speaker 4: Sure, four for a try, two for a conversion, same
Speaker 4: as rugby league.
Speaker 5: Takes a while of life Google this morning, No privately
Speaker 5: boys in the house.
Speaker 2: The way the reason we're talking about it is because
Speaker 2: there is a play for the Wallabies and his name
Speaker 2: is Harry Potter, and I think it's the cutest thing
Speaker 2: I've ever heard in my love.
Speaker 3: Okay, let's go.
Speaker 2: Do you have a famous name or someone you know?
Speaker 3: Thirteen twenty four ten to join us on the year?
Speaker 3: What try is? Five points?
Speaker 2: Really sucked?
Speaker 9: In?
Speaker 5: Jas Hawkins the conversion stand by, I haven't got that far.
Speaker 2: Conversion Sports Reporter seven. If you get a touchdown and
Speaker 2: a goal.
Speaker 3: Jesus, every day is the school day here at Nover jan.
Speaker 2: Jack, good morning, good morning, hell are you? We're very well?
Speaker 2: Thank you. Now, do you have a cool name or
Speaker 2: someone you know?
Speaker 10: My last name is Power, So yeah, my name is
Speaker 10: Nigel Powers, just like the Austin's father from.
Speaker 4: The Powers popular name when that movie series was out.
Speaker 2: Yeah, were you born around that time? Nige?
Speaker 11: I was born a little bit earlier.
Speaker 2: Weren't named after him? No, he was named after you?
Speaker 3: All right, hey, thanks you.
Speaker 5: He sounds like has got a dog which he called Austin.
Speaker 3: Austin Powers are smart. Good job. The vets.
Speaker 5: When they call your name, it's like for me, it's
Speaker 5: like pep, pep stun away. Yes, so it's like they
Speaker 5: called the dogs.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, yeah, all right, let's go to Sarah. Sarah,
Speaker 3: who do you know who has a good name? Yep,
Speaker 3: it's my mum.
Speaker 8: She's Michelle Pfeiffer.
Speaker 2: No, Michelle, and she came first. She's the O G.
Speaker 2: Michelle Pheiffer. Yeah did she did?
Speaker 9: She?
Speaker 8: I think you're about the same age.
Speaker 3: Actually, Michelle Fife is there?
Speaker 6: Is it?
Speaker 3: Basic instinct with the interrogation?
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, that's Sharon Star.
Speaker 3: Sorry, yeah, Michelle.
Speaker 2: And we're getting a reenactment in front of us fire.
Speaker 2: That's a good one. Would you would you embrace it?
Speaker 2: If you had a name like that away from.
Speaker 3: It, it would be flash of Dan Murphy was great.
Speaker 2: Great making a reservation to get the table somewhere. Absolutely
Speaker 2: reservation for Michelle. Thanks.
Speaker 3: Let's go to Tom. Who do you know with a
Speaker 3: great name.
Speaker 11: I've been waiting thirty six years for this segment. So
Speaker 11: I've got a mate whose last name is King and
Speaker 11: his dad's name is Wayne.
Speaker 2: That's not true, is it?
Speaker 11: That is one hundred percent through? Had one too many
Speaker 11: of the twenty first let everyone know about it and
Speaker 11: didn't talk to me.
Speaker 3: Tom. I would have loved to have seen your face.
Speaker 4: I'd love to see your face when you turn on
Speaker 4: over this morning we're asking people with a great name.
Speaker 2: You'll be like, this is it, this is the moment,
Speaker 2: this is my moment. Why coming for your in.
Speaker 5: The airline page so to be you're taking the one five?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 2: Yes, Well why would you do that to your child?
Speaker 2: Don't you as a parent? When like I've got friends
Speaker 2: who are currently pregnant and they're going through every combination
Speaker 2: of what the initials cried, just to make sure they
Speaker 2: haven't done something like that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and you've got to be careful that you don't
Speaker 4: use your second backup as like a middle name. Oh
Speaker 4: you know what I mean, well, because then you might
Speaker 4: have a second kid and then you're like, oh, we
Speaker 4: used it for the middle names.
Speaker 2: He doesn't spell anything.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, yeah, No, you're right. You need to look
Speaker 3: at initials.
Speaker 2: Cares about a middle name anyway?
Speaker 3: Do they depends if it's part of a great name.
Speaker 2: Actually, didn't you change your child's middle name?
Speaker 4: Yeah, we changed hats middle name what to watch? Well,
Speaker 4: it was Hudson James Hawkins. And then Lou and I
Speaker 4: realized we don't have a James in the family. We
Speaker 4: have no connection to James.
Speaker 3: We have no idea why we picked up, so changed
Speaker 3: it to what Paul my dad's that's so sweet. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I know. But then, like you said, no one cares.
Speaker 3: Right on seven o'clock, you run away.
Speaker 2: Thought la, middle names are so important. They are part
Speaker 2: of your name.
Speaker 3: Since he will be calling you Paul, this is over
Speaker 3: one hundred. We're on the air.
Speaker 4: Thanks our mates, it's already express. We hit a few
Speaker 4: of those on the way to Mount Buller, Oh lots
Speaker 4: of didn't.
Speaker 2: They came in handed at midnight when I needed a
Speaker 2: mid We will hit.
Speaker 5: Him again on the way to the piece out of
Speaker 5: me for having a check? Are you ripe yesterday?
Speaker 3: Cherry a summer rolls?
Speaker 2: Have a summer roll one of the strong.
Speaker 5: Pieces of confectionery.
Speaker 2: Best was he pulled it out of his pocket and
Speaker 2: it was half eaten, like wrapped up.
Speaker 5: Cherry, right, is better than one?
Speaker 2: You are one of these? And I said, I haven't
Speaker 2: had a cherry ripe since my nanime.
Speaker 3: I p oh my god, cherry ripe Turkish delight and
Speaker 3: a summer roll that is. I don't know what I
Speaker 3: would put it on the path.
Speaker 4: We've done a family trip my life from Albert House
Speaker 4: this morning, top of Mount Buller cracking spot.
Speaker 3: Thank you so much for having us.
Speaker 2: Son's just coming up here. It's a bit of a
Speaker 2: wide out there currently there is snow. That's what we
Speaker 2: love to see up here.
Speaker 4: Can I just say jokes aside, thank you guys for
Speaker 4: letting me bring yeah, thanks for letting me bring my
Speaker 4: nine year old son along.
Speaker 2: Actually, thank you for bringing him along because we were
Speaker 2: the ones that wanted. You went into it with much trepidation.
Speaker 5: Why would you why so much trepidation? Good morning, Hudson.
Speaker 2: Morning, Okay, Ardie on kid? Have we had fun or
Speaker 2: have we had fun?
Speaker 10: We had fun.
Speaker 3: Hours last night, big.
Speaker 2: God night on the chocolate calzones deserve.
Speaker 5: I'm talking about Charles.
Speaker 3: Did you have about like four?
Speaker 4: So it's been really cool because Hodeie's never seen the snow,
Speaker 4: and like my family and I lived in now Victoria
Speaker 4: now for almost nine years and like the kids have
Speaker 4: never experienced it, and it's such a Victorian thing. And
Speaker 4: to be able to do this the first time. When
Speaker 4: we're driving up in the car yesterday, Lauren was like,
Speaker 4: we're going to play Spoto first person to seek snow and.
Speaker 2: He found like one snowflake on the ground and beat
Speaker 2: me and I was like, that doesn't count. But then
Speaker 2: as we got up the mountain, it was pretty impressive,
Speaker 2: wasn't it, Honey?
Speaker 5: Yes, I love the views.
Speaker 3: Nice.
Speaker 2: No, you looked at me because I was driving, and
Speaker 2: you said, if you go off the side, I will
Speaker 2: never forgive you. Lauren, that's what you said to me.
Speaker 2: How is my driving up the mountain?
Speaker 10: Out of ten?
Speaker 2: Probably two? Can you drive home because.
Speaker 5: Talking what do you think about the climate up here?
Speaker 5: Do you? I mean, would you live in a place
Speaker 5: like Mount you would?
Speaker 3: Are you currently wearing shorts and crocs? That's how the
Speaker 3: kid got here?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's in shorts and a T shirt and crocs. Now,
Speaker 2: if he's not his father's son, I don't know what is?
Speaker 2: Are you cold? No? Because yesterday you walked out in
Speaker 2: the snow in crocs?
Speaker 3: So what hard man?
Speaker 2: And also we got on the chair lift and I
Speaker 2: was like, he needs gloves. Jason lost them and you
Speaker 2: wouldn't buy him a new pair because you're a mean
Speaker 2: pair of He nearly got frostbite.
Speaker 3: Your hands were fine.
Speaker 2: Have you got all your fingers still on? I don't
Speaker 2: know the fingers fell off?
Speaker 4: You're traumatic. So we took him skiing. We hit the
Speaker 4: slopes for the very first time. And then today what
Speaker 4: are we doing after the show?
Speaker 10: Tobogganing?
Speaker 2: Now your dad is a big boy in the toboggan.
Speaker 2: He's going to go very fast.
Speaker 3: Yeah, a little too fast.
Speaker 5: How did you enjoy your skiing experience?
Speaker 3: Did you like skiing?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's good.
Speaker 3: It's new.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's right. We're going to talk about the skiing
Speaker 2: a little bit later on, but the tobogganing will be fun.
Speaker 2: And I think what if we could get your ride
Speaker 2: on one of those skoodoos.
Speaker 4: Have you seen that those little like snow motorbikes.
Speaker 2: Someone will be able to chuck you.
Speaker 3: Do you want to go for a hand on one
Speaker 3: of those.
Speaker 2: You might need to put some pants on.
Speaker 3: It's very cold out there.
Speaker 2: You can't be wearing. Have you met him Jason? Yeah,
Speaker 2: I have you wear your shorts. Come back and give
Speaker 2: us a full weather report after you go on doing
Speaker 2: your shorts. Honestly, that'll be fun you can experience.
Speaker 3: It's been pretty last night.
Speaker 4: Last night you got Lauren. You fell asleep because you're old.
Speaker 4: You need a nap. Clint, I think you're off at
Speaker 4: the clubs Early and Honey and I rocked up at
Speaker 4: dinner a touch Early and Rick the owner love it. Gentlemen,
Speaker 4: We love Rick, love Rick, love Rick.
Speaker 2: We love Rick, and we love Kurt with a k
Speaker 2: who works here.
Speaker 5: Also, it's with a.
Speaker 2: Hit it off with coming to just one second, it's
Speaker 2: worth coming to Moultbull now to meet.
Speaker 12: K can we because he needs one that good look
Speaker 12: and rooster this needs a thorough investigation because if Paul,
Speaker 12: if you're listening, Lauren has she's found love?
Speaker 2: Oh really, no, twenty three?
Speaker 3: What is it? Your son?
Speaker 2: Just very handsome behind the bar, that's and he was
Speaker 2: very quick at filling up the wine glass.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there are quite handsome up here.
Speaker 2: Everyone's hands.
Speaker 3: Oh that's the great thing about the snow. It takes
Speaker 3: us from a four to solid yet.
Speaker 4: Yes, we are live from Alberg House at the top
Speaker 4: of Mount Buller is where you'll find us this morning
Speaker 4: with some of the best snow of the season.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, there is a snowstorm coming over the weekend.
Speaker 2: I think there's about thirty up to thirty seven centimeters
Speaker 2: of snow coming over the weekend.
Speaker 5: Hey, not just at Alberg House, but in the breakfast
Speaker 5: buffet if you don't mind, Sorry for crashing breakfast everybody.
Speaker 2: Yeah, just woken up.
Speaker 3: They're like, what is this here?
Speaker 5: It's just one of my ribs in peace.
Speaker 2: Well, it's not happening this morning. You got us.
Speaker 3: How good is an automatic pancake machine?
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, there's not there is. And Macy, who
Speaker 2: works on our show, has had it.
Speaker 5: Was astonished.
Speaker 2: Her mind was blown with the pancake machine.
Speaker 3: She's like, you just hit the button and it makes
Speaker 3: a pancake perfect every time.
Speaker 5: She is from South Australia.
Speaker 2: Yet it's still on shaking bake over there.
Speaker 3: What pancakes or the machine exactly.
Speaker 2: Hey, we are at Mount Buller, which we're very lucky
Speaker 2: to be here. We've got trips to give away shortly,
Speaker 2: so make sure you stay tuned to that. If if
Speaker 2: you'd like to win yourself a little trip up here,
Speaker 2: you've got to sing for the snow. So write a
Speaker 2: song and sing it to us about why you want
Speaker 2: to come to Mount Buller and that trip could be yours.
Speaker 2: But we've come up here on a family road trip.
Speaker 2: Clint Jase, myself very wholesome. Jason's nine year old son, Honey,
Speaker 2: which has been really cool. And it's cool for Clinton
Speaker 2: and I to see you and your son experienced snow
Speaker 2: together for the first time. Yeah, it was cool, like
Speaker 2: he were so excited driving out the mountain.
Speaker 3: And then your afternoon everyone went off for their you know,
Speaker 3: sort of a line time in him and I were
Speaker 3: just out the front having a snowball force. It was
Speaker 3: so cool, so cool.
Speaker 2: We also gave him a milkshake before we drove up
Speaker 2: the mountain and Jason's paranoia about Hudson throwing up in
Speaker 2: the back of my car as we went around the one.
Speaker 5: I mean, I didn't want it to happened, but I
Speaker 5: was sort of cheering for it.
Speaker 4: I was just why a milkshake before the mountain?
Speaker 2: Yeah, because he's hanging out with Auntie La and an
Speaker 2: uncle Clint so and he wanted a milkshake. So we said, sure,
Speaker 2: no problem. And you nearly made him sick by the
Speaker 2: amount of times you said you're right, hut, You're right,
Speaker 2: ice forward, Hut, You're gonna.
Speaker 5: Be sick, mate, put you down, come on, and you
Speaker 5: just like that.
Speaker 2: I'm fine.
Speaker 3: I just didn't want to have to deal with.
Speaker 2: The spew manty in the back of mind.
Speaker 5: Now, I was quite taken aback by the preparation, because
Speaker 5: we you know, there's a lot of work that goes
Speaker 5: into a lot of skiing. You need to be safe and.
Speaker 2: You've got to have your ski pads, your ski jacket.
Speaker 2: So we went to the rental shop. Now, I was
Speaker 2: done in about five minutes.
Speaker 3: You're quick.
Speaker 2: I already had my ski bit, so I just need skis.
Speaker 2: I was done. So I was sitting there overheating for
Speaker 2: clink you you were pretty quick. How long did you
Speaker 2: reckon him? It took Jason Hawkins. Let's find an outfit.
Speaker 2: He was happy with you, well to find a helmet.
Speaker 5: Let's say the Hawkins family, because both of them combined.
Speaker 5: We're in there for what ninety minutes?
Speaker 2: I can an hour and a half week we're in
Speaker 2: mind you. I'm sitting there with these pants. I'm not
Speaker 2: happy with these pants. No, the boots are so an
Speaker 2: hour and a half, I reckon. We sat there in
Speaker 2: the ski rental shop, mind you. I'm in my skigi
Speaker 2: ready to get so. I've got my fermals on, I've
Speaker 2: got my jacket. I am shooting sweating because it's warm
Speaker 2: in there. Jace is in an absolute flat.
Speaker 3: But we got that in green.
Speaker 7: You have.
Speaker 2: The helmet's too small. You got extra extra larch. There's
Speaker 2: a big head. Have you seen what I look like
Speaker 2: in a beanie? I need a big helmet. So we
Speaker 2: all sat there and we thought, we're all in this together.
Speaker 3: We're all good together.
Speaker 2: We're all gonna wait for Jace to get dressed for
Speaker 2: the snow. We waited, we as a family collectively. Oh,
Speaker 2: Hudson lost his gloves. That was another saga. Jase wouldn't
Speaker 2: let get a new pair. Carls and I was scared
Speaker 2: that poor little boys fingers were going to fall.
Speaker 3: You teach them look after your stuff.
Speaker 2: It was the first day anyway. So we get on
Speaker 2: the chair lift. After an hour and a half on
Speaker 2: we pop. We're all on it together. Up we go
Speaker 2: up the chair lift for our big day of skiing.
Speaker 2: We've spent all day driving here.
Speaker 5: We spent an hour high pressure as well, isn't it.
Speaker 5: You've got to get it right getting on getting off?
Speaker 3: Is you know? There's an art to what it is.
Speaker 4: It's like holding the line up at the airport. Yeah,
Speaker 4: security thing.
Speaker 3: Have you have your laptop out?
Speaker 2: Clinton and I were in front of you, purely so
Speaker 2: we could turn around and watch you trying to dismount anyway,
Speaker 2: seamless dismount.
Speaker 3: But she did.
Speaker 2: She was staggering, amazing, amazing. We are lucky enough to
Speaker 2: be staying this beautiful hotel, Albergh House, which is a
Speaker 2: skiing ski out hotel. So the chairlift drops you right
Speaker 2: at the hotel. Jayce gets off the chairlift, skis, what
Speaker 2: do you reckon thirteen meters?
Speaker 5: Well, that's generous to the front.
Speaker 2: Door, takes his skis off and says, I've experienced and
Speaker 2: that'll do me.
Speaker 3: Then we went and played pool.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and that was it, a true winter sport.
Speaker 2: Put his shorts back on and went and played pool.
Speaker 2: Thirteen seconds. You lasted on the snow time and that
Speaker 2: was it. We had lessons ski instructor a year.
Speaker 3: Well he took the afternoon often.
Speaker 2: No, no, he didn't. I said I would like to
Speaker 2: have the ski instructor because I'm okay skier.
Speaker 3: The instructor. You can't photo, you can't actually request she
Speaker 3: would have loved it.
Speaker 2: I was like, I'd like the lesson, and they said,
Speaker 2: oh no, it's now been given to Leo's standaway four
Speaker 2: years of age and lasted longer out there.
Speaker 3: He was out there two hours and zipping up and
Speaker 3: down Berkston. I was sitting there playing pool rock.
Speaker 2: Jace Hawkins, you're a quitter. Thirteen seconds he lasted on
Speaker 2: the snow. So where do you want to know? How
Speaker 2: quickly did you quit? Did you go to a job
Speaker 2: and you lasted one day and you quit? Did you
Speaker 2: decide you were going to be a footy player and
Speaker 2: you did your knee on day one and you quit?
Speaker 5: Did you take up a hobby? He did take up hobbies?
Speaker 5: And then they're like, nah, I bort to that.
Speaker 3: I did the trumpet for one lesson trump I would
Speaker 3: pay quitter. Has anyone got a trumpet?
Speaker 5: I would pay good money to see Jace Hawkins on
Speaker 5: the trumpet.
Speaker 2: Well he did it for one day. That lasts longer
Speaker 2: than his skiing career.
Speaker 3: I look like Harold on Neighbors on thirteen twenty fourteen, Melbourne.
Speaker 2: How quickly did you quit? What did you take up?
Speaker 2: And what did you throw the towel in early? Was
Speaker 2: it a job? Was it a hobby? Was it a sport?
Speaker 3: Over feeling?
Speaker 4: People are going to be dobbing in partners here? Yeah,
Speaker 4: give us a ring, thirteen twenty four ten. In return,
Speaker 4: I got tickets to everyone the movie up for grabs.
Speaker 3: What do you want to hear from the quitters of Melbourne?
Speaker 4: It's our annual snow over trip and coming up after
Speaker 4: eight this morning your chance to win your very own
Speaker 4: ski holiday. All you have to do is sing for
Speaker 4: the snow.
Speaker 2: That's it. Write a song, Sing a song, Sing a
Speaker 2: tune about why you want to come to the snow?
Speaker 3: Can you want to be winning.
Speaker 2: Your own trip.
Speaker 4: Can you go through your phone recordings, Lauren, it's dangerous
Speaker 4: after eight o'clock. I would like to hear some of
Speaker 4: the songs that you and the crew last night.
Speaker 2: Dave from all over there shaking his head.
Speaker 3: So he's retreated into his shell.
Speaker 2: He was trying to do the song I want Prada Wo,
Speaker 2: but he was singing I want ball.
Speaker 7: All night.
Speaker 2: Well done, Dave, You're not when you go, no trick
Speaker 2: for you. But we aren't Mapple And now it took
Speaker 2: us four hours to drive here. We've been talking about
Speaker 2: it for weeks. We're so excited to hit the slots.
Speaker 2: Clinton and I stay in solidarity with Jase as he
Speaker 2: took ninety minutes to select which ski pants he wanted
Speaker 2: to wear, which boot fit, and which helmet matched his
Speaker 2: jacket as he rented all his gear. We sat there,
Speaker 2: so we're at about six hours now since we left home.
Speaker 2: Before we finally get a chance, Jace gets to top
Speaker 2: but to the chairlift at the top right where Albert
Speaker 2: houses where we're staying, and he got off the chairlift
Speaker 2: and skied straight back into the hotel and took his
Speaker 2: pants off and said, I've had enough Elizabeth. So I'm
Speaker 2: thirteen twenty four to ten Melbourne. We want to know
Speaker 2: how quickly did you quit something? Are you a quitter
Speaker 2: like Jace.
Speaker 13: Lauren and Clean?
Speaker 7: Hi?
Speaker 2: Are you warning Elizabeth you acquitted?
Speaker 13: No, it's not me so similar story to Jase. Took
Speaker 13: our friends up to Mount Fuller.
Speaker 8: For four days.
Speaker 13: Our friend decided after twenty minutes that he was done
Speaker 13: and went.
Speaker 7: To the bar.
Speaker 2: It spent four days, great bar. Very easy to do.
Speaker 3: Quiper.
Speaker 5: Yeah, our prey skis is. It's a passionate mine.
Speaker 4: It takes many different types of people to make them
Speaker 4: outain work.
Speaker 5: It does, thank you.
Speaker 2: If you had have just said, guys, I don't want
Speaker 2: to ski, you you would say, but you.
Speaker 3: Don't want to ski? Ski? Oh my god, I'm going
Speaker 3: to be to Boggin today. It was an experience.
Speaker 2: See how long you know to bogging? What's your what's
Speaker 2: your money?
Speaker 5: Well, like you said earlier, you'll have one, yeah, one.
Speaker 2: Of fifteen minutes. It'll take him an hour to get
Speaker 2: dressed in his Snowgive.
Speaker 3: I'm just going to get on the shorts, all right.
Speaker 3: Thirteen twenty fourteen is out number? What have you quit?
Speaker 5: Mari is Mario or Marie in here's day.
Speaker 7: Good morning, it's Mary Hell, good morning guys.
Speaker 3: When did you quit? What was it? Oh?
Speaker 13: Look, it was a long time ago. But I went
Speaker 13: to a new school and for about three or four
Speaker 13: hours in I went to the reception and said, can
Speaker 13: you call my monthly? And they rang and I said,
Speaker 13: get me out of here, I'm.
Speaker 2: Not and everything.
Speaker 13: No, it was actually I could wear the previous school
Speaker 13: that I was in for that week, and Mum was
Speaker 13: at work, and I said, well, I'm not waiting till
Speaker 13: the end of the day to grab me.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Mum would have been thrilled with that.
Speaker 3: I quit at a high school after one day?
Speaker 5: Did you it wasn't for you?
Speaker 3: It wasn't for me? Straight into radio?
Speaker 2: Or did you get thrown out?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 4: No, no, I quit like it was. I went year eleven.
Speaker 4: I was like, it's a bit rough for me. I'm
Speaker 4: not going to last in.
Speaker 2: The yard rough for you? Are you delicate? Little wolves?
Speaker 3: Unless I can my ship from the uniform shop.
Speaker 5: Now, you might recall that I once upon a time
Speaker 5: bought myself for an acoustic guitar.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's right, it's next to the mirror in your bedroom,
Speaker 3: pointed at the.
Speaker 5: Bed, were waiting seductively for someone to listen to my tunes?
Speaker 2: What it is? Did you learn a song?
Speaker 3: Did you think so?
Speaker 5: I think I might have had a strum one days,
Speaker 5: then talking about the guitar, and then and then she's
Speaker 5: just been sitting in the corner.
Speaker 2: Yeah you're retired. Yeah, well, I've been talking about Greek school,
Speaker 2: and I reckon, I'm not going to last that long.
Speaker 2: Or you were sick when I was saying, when you.
Speaker 4: Remember she came in on Monday dressed like she worked
Speaker 4: in a Greek restaurant. Yes, and then Tuesday, when you're away.
Speaker 2: I'm going he goes to Grace for one week.
Speaker 5: You can go to Jim's Greek tavern.
Speaker 3: Just school. Yes, it's an education.
Speaker 2: All right, let's go to Louisa. Good morning? Did you
Speaker 2: quit something?
Speaker 8: Good morning?
Speaker 5: Yes.
Speaker 8: As part of my UNI degree, I had to study
Speaker 8: a language as my major, and I failed the first
Speaker 8: semester of Italian. So I went back to study it
Speaker 8: again and I laughed at about hour and helped out
Speaker 8: during the break and never went back.
Speaker 2: There you go. Do you think that would be me
Speaker 2: at Greek school, Luisa? Yes? Probably? Talking about languages are hard.
Speaker 2: You've got to persist clip. Yeah, I do quit things.
Speaker 3: I had a job of Channel seven. I quit halfway through.
Speaker 3: You're a cable guy.
Speaker 4: He's a cable guy at the footy halfway halfway through,
Speaker 4: so likely there's the camera guy running up and down
Speaker 4: the sideline and then behind him. I'd be rolling the
Speaker 4: cave like running with the cable. All my mates were
Speaker 4: Hammond on the hill screaming cable guy. And in the
Speaker 4: second half I was just like, what am I doing?
Speaker 4: He so I just put the cable on the ground.
Speaker 2: This is not for me.
Speaker 3: This is not for me.
Speaker 2: Halfway through the game, too much running? What were you thinking?
Speaker 3: I don't know, Lauren, you don't run.
Speaker 2: You needed one of those segues.
Speaker 3: Doing more than the bloody what's going on?
Speaker 5: You should take up the guitar. That's what you need,
Speaker 5: a guitar. I'm good if I.
Speaker 2: See Jason the guitar in his hand, singing, lad. That
Speaker 2: was just about some guys.
Speaker 3: Good courts to be played on this Right on eight
Speaker 3: o'clock are we are lying from Alburg House on the
Speaker 3: top of Mount Baller. This isn't over. You're coming with
Speaker 3: me to the half pipe today? I think yes.
Speaker 2: Then that'll be fun. That's a great thing about the
Speaker 2: snow Mount ball. It just a good family holiday.
Speaker 5: Also, did you know Mount Buller is home to the
Speaker 5: most Olympians of any country anywhere in the world. Really
Speaker 5: like Scottie James and co.
Speaker 3: Really. Yeah, we done a welfare check on fred. I
Speaker 3: remember Fred we met last year?
Speaker 5: Oh Freddie boy, he's like four hundred years old and
Speaker 5: he's the oldest skier. Dave, come on, Dave, over to
Speaker 5: the microphone.
Speaker 3: How old he's one hundred he'd be one hundred and
Speaker 3: two this year. He would be last year end of August.
Speaker 3: So there's that small window. So he's still skis, still skis.
Speaker 2: He's one hundred and one hundred and two and he's
Speaker 2: out there.
Speaker 3: We caught him out there skiing last year, skied for
Speaker 3: five there was straight so.
Speaker 2: Jay should I couldn't last more than three minutes and
Speaker 2: he's one hundred and two and he was out there
Speaker 2: for five hours with his tennis coach.
Speaker 3: He's like eighty six.
Speaker 2: So good, Jesus good.
Speaker 5: That's the key. That's the key to longevity. So get
Speaker 5: out there.
Speaker 4: Go to Alistair who was playing our five K question
Speaker 4: this morning.
Speaker 3: Hello, welcome to the show.
Speaker 2: There you're going, yeah, are you feeling sharp this morning?
Speaker 3: Feeling pretty good? Love? I'm well, see how we go.
Speaker 5: He's a man, he is, he's a way alistair Stephen May.
Speaker 5: That what a joke the Tribune is.
Speaker 3: Look, the game's in trouble, isn't it.
Speaker 2: Standards got to protect the head.
Speaker 3: You got to protect you.
Speaker 14: As a father of kids who play footy, I think
Speaker 14: that the head is saying the say.
Speaker 2: So yeah, four kids, Well busy, franky Moses, you need
Speaker 2: the five thousand dollars. Are you playing for five thousand
Speaker 2: dollars today?
Speaker 3: Yes? I am okay. Question l simple.
Speaker 4: You will hear a question. You will hear a three
Speaker 4: to two one. You have to answer within that time.
Speaker 4: If you do and you get it right, five thousand
Speaker 4: bucks is yours?
Speaker 3: You ready to go?
Speaker 2: Mate?
Speaker 3: Sure? Here we go for five thousand dollars. Here comes
Speaker 3: your question.
Speaker 1: What is the character Eleven's real first name in Stranger
Speaker 1: Things three two one?
Speaker 2: Have you watch Stranger Things?
Speaker 3: Oh? Yeah, I watch it religiously. I don't say that
Speaker 3: what Eleven? Oh God, I just I was trying to
Speaker 3: think of.
Speaker 2: Her real name is Jane Jane, although she's also known
Speaker 2: as Jane Hopper after she was adopted by Now. We
Speaker 2: were talking about quitters before and I quit Stranger Things.
Speaker 2: I watched two episodes and it was too weird for me.
Speaker 3: I was like that with Black Mirror, I couldn't do it.
Speaker 3: Black Mirror, Free Things, freak.
Speaker 2: I watched it on a plane, like I'm not coping
Speaker 2: with Twitter. You watched it. Very strange. He does what
Speaker 2: it says on the box, the Stranger Things. Let me
Speaker 2: tell you very strange things happen in the.
Speaker 3: Night.
Speaker 2: Recovering amount Buller last night, I said, I'm not going.
Speaker 2: There's no way I'm going. And what he does?
Speaker 5: I went, she was in a mood, and I mean, yeah,
Speaker 5: you care you're in a mood. Yeah, when you see
Speaker 5: her with a tray of tequila, you know.
Speaker 2: I was liddy, was having the sum of my life
Speaker 2: last night. I was in bed by midnight. You were
Speaker 2: you before you I left you in the club.
Speaker 5: Okay, thank you for throwing me under the.
Speaker 2: Threw me under the snow. But Jays is very smug
Speaker 2: because he meant. He also said, just before dinner, he
Speaker 2: comes into our room and he goes, guys, I am exhausted,
Speaker 2: and I was like, what from because we drove here,
Speaker 2: you sat in your back seats. You didn't even drive,
Speaker 2: you sat in the back seat. You got here, you
Speaker 2: put your ski here on and then you said I
Speaker 2: don't want to ski and then you played pool for
Speaker 2: three hours?
Speaker 5: Was it the bakery trips that tied you out?
Speaker 3: You know the sad thing?
Speaker 4: We played pool for three only to two games with that.
Speaker 4: It took us that long to get the bloody balls
Speaker 4: in the whole.
Speaker 2: You must have been ex source. Put your feet up today.
Speaker 3: You guys want to head to Cranburr North.
Speaker 2: What's happening in Cranburn North?
Speaker 4: Jason the Popo have spotted and not normal looking car.
Speaker 4: Its a Marone BMW that was side the right. Remember
Speaker 4: in the past we've spoken about what's wrong with your
Speaker 4: car and we've got these calls.
Speaker 3: Take a listen.
Speaker 14: Basically, when you want the window down, the door just you're.
Speaker 2: Driving along, so we do windows up jobs. But the
Speaker 2: horn doesn't work.
Speaker 1: That drives me bananas.
Speaker 10: I've got table tries holding up the sunriser because otherwise
Speaker 10: just flapped down.
Speaker 8: Yeah, play for the clock and like how much picture
Speaker 8: I've got left?
Speaker 6: Doesn't work? Ulet every time I turned left the horn
Speaker 6: would go.
Speaker 2: Off every time you turn left the indicator as you turn.
Speaker 4: My personal favorite was the guy whose car wouldn't reverse,
Speaker 4: so when he would go to coals and stuff, he
Speaker 4: could only park if it was like.
Speaker 3: He could through.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's right.
Speaker 3: Otherwise could reverse out.
Speaker 5: It's definitely not road worthy, is it?
Speaker 3: No? And neither is this?
Speaker 4: A sixty four year old man was pulled over driving
Speaker 4: a Marone BMW.
Speaker 2: BMW sounds quite boogie though.
Speaker 4: Well, this one didn't have a bonnet, so as he
Speaker 4: was driving along there was no bonnet.
Speaker 3: The engine was.
Speaker 2: Not the injury. Geez, he had his.
Speaker 3: Engine through engine.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, no bonnet. We can all see your engine.
Speaker 5: That sounds quite you know how you get the watches
Speaker 5: that you can see the back of them.
Speaker 3: Yes, like that. So it's quite cool that that was
Speaker 3: the least.
Speaker 2: Of his You have a clear bonnet or nobody.
Speaker 3: No bonnet straight into the engine. Then when they started
Speaker 3: to inspect the car, they noticed that the front seat
Speaker 3: was missing, In fact.
Speaker 5: Sitting bending up while he was stand up driver.
Speaker 2: It was like the Flintstones car.
Speaker 3: With his little feet, he trimmed the legs down of
Speaker 3: a plastic outdoor garden chair that you would get at Bunny.
Speaker 3: The plastic furniture.
Speaker 5: He's got a cushion on it as well.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, you want to be comfortable in your chair
Speaker 2: when you're driving.
Speaker 3: So he's trimmed the legs so that way the chairs.
Speaker 2: It's four plastic chairches in there with the cereals in
Speaker 2: front of it.
Speaker 4: The police are like, mate, what are you doing? He said,
Speaker 4: I was aware it is unroadworthy. I'm actually just on
Speaker 4: the way to get some parts. There's a lot of
Speaker 4: parts to pick up.
Speaker 5: Remember, don't leave that car just sitting in a heap.
Speaker 5: Come to pick apart where everything's cheap, secondhand parts to
Speaker 5: secondhand cars from a door, door wheeled from a.
Speaker 2: No, you could just go and pick apart if.
Speaker 3: You just go in.
Speaker 5: You need a bumper bar. You take a bumper bar
Speaker 5: off a card that matches yours. You need an engine,
Speaker 5: you need a bonnet for your engine. Any any part,
Speaker 5: any part, You've got to take it off. You've got
Speaker 5: to take your spanner and get the part of its
Speaker 5: records and then you yeah, sort of.
Speaker 2: I haven't sung that song in news.
Speaker 5: I can't believe we must come a door to wheel
Speaker 5: or a bumper bar how does it stuff? Don't leave
Speaker 5: that card just sitting in a heap.
Speaker 2: Come to pick apart where everything's cheap.
Speaker 5: Second hand parts, the second hand cars from a door
Speaker 5: to wheel?
Speaker 3: Should we keep? Should we just do this thing for
Speaker 3: your pick a part?
Speaker 2: What part do you?
Speaker 3: We're singing for the snow.
Speaker 4: We are live from our berg house top of Mount
Speaker 4: Buller is where we are cracking accommodation. Awesome restaurant, perfect
Speaker 4: place to stay when you ski and ski.
Speaker 2: Outre eight different rooms, lots of rooms with bunk beds,
Speaker 2: great for kids, great for families.
Speaker 3: I believe if you had an apartment, Miss Phillips.
Speaker 2: I did.
Speaker 5: We did a three better man of the people standing
Speaker 5: us in the penthouse.
Speaker 2: That was because the penthouse room is on the third
Speaker 2: floor and could I be bothered walking up three flights
Speaker 2: of stairs and the altitude every to get up there.
Speaker 2: Clint showered in the downstairs because he couldn't be bothered
Speaker 2: walking up the stairs either.
Speaker 4: So here's the go. We have snow trips up for grabs.
Speaker 4: You can be heading up to Mount Bullet yourself. We're
Speaker 4: going to take care of a calm lift passers. Three
Speaker 4: epic days on the slopes we'll put you up at
Speaker 4: our bert house as well. All we have to do
Speaker 4: is sing for the snow Now. Last night, because I'm responsible,
Speaker 4: I went.
Speaker 2: To bed well, because you had your handbreak here Hudson,
Speaker 2: Hardi Hawkins. Now, the only reason he was a handbreak
Speaker 2: is because he wanted to go out and you did it,
Speaker 2: and you were actually a handbreak on Hudson's social life
Speaker 2: last night.
Speaker 3: I don't think he needed to go to the club.
Speaker 2: Hardy, you wanted to go to the club.
Speaker 3: Look at him?
Speaker 2: Yeah, jail, Yeah, he just said.
Speaker 3: I believe some of the amount Bulle crew were auditioning.
Speaker 2: Yes, now, there was some storming after a few chabblis
Speaker 2: last night were on the mountain. There were a couple
Speaker 2: of suggestions.
Speaker 3: Including cold player, take a listen.
Speaker 2: Yes, well, go.
Speaker 6: You home.
Speaker 5: And so okay, so it's working.
Speaker 2: Protest went between Tori from Ampulla and Clint.
Speaker 3: I thought it was good, excellent, Yeah, I were too.
Speaker 3: After do we win ninety Rose, it was day who
Speaker 3: We'll get to Dave's at the moment though, let's go
Speaker 3: to the phones. Thirteen twenty fourteen is our number if
Speaker 3: you want to sing for the snow.
Speaker 2: Roxy all right, I'm going to Roxy. Good morning.
Speaker 3: Pressures on you like.
Speaker 2: A ski trip? Roxy?
Speaker 3: Yeah, do you consider yourself a singer?
Speaker 10: Not really around the house and the kids have made
Speaker 10: me every day to get through.
Speaker 3: So this is your moment, Roxy, take it away.
Speaker 10: I'm working, ladies, because I'm a mama. I got three kids.
Speaker 10: I want to take some mouthful and I've never been before,
Speaker 10: don't ever really know, don't know. Let's be come shall
Speaker 10: my family?
Speaker 8: Too bad?
Speaker 10: I've never been down slow, too bad. It's gonna be
Speaker 10: free and coat. But if you never go, you'll never know.
Speaker 2: Sing it.
Speaker 3: R would be very very pleased. Do that? That that
Speaker 3: that wasn't bad?
Speaker 2: Have you had singing lessons in the past?
Speaker 3: Cards to learn?
Speaker 9: Okay, erl adventure, Roxy Traditional, hang there for a second
Speaker 9: third and twenty four ten that number if you want
Speaker 9: to see it for the snow so far you're winning
Speaker 9: Roxy because you.
Speaker 5: Were in the first thoughts. If we have another contender,
Speaker 5: joice yep from Bacchus Marsh let's get to rich.
Speaker 3: How are you guys? Now? What do you got for us?
Speaker 3: What are we? What's the song? What's the song?
Speaker 14: Well, I've been it's called take Me to Month full
Speaker 14: of Mate? So my my boyfriend got us to write this,
Speaker 14: and there he's office to say.
Speaker 5: You should sing five hundred miles.
Speaker 6: Yes, I would walk, all right, Richie, Here we go,
Speaker 6: sing for the snow brother.
Speaker 5: Here we go.
Speaker 14: Take me to Mount Bullet of Mate, where the snow
Speaker 14: falls down and the views are great. I wear a
Speaker 14: me songs and my thermal best follow me bump, but
Speaker 14: I'll try me best. I'll build a snowman with a
Speaker 14: pipe face. Race the one butt in at the Boggin race.
Speaker 10: Give me that trip.
Speaker 14: I've got no clue, but I'll yell bullet from my skudo.
Speaker 3: Yes, I think we're but this is good.
Speaker 2: Second he's racing you, just the Australian National.
Speaker 3: No one gets radiant Southern second. What do we got?
Speaker 3: The seconds come on?
Speaker 14: All right, So we're gonna do But I'll yell but
Speaker 14: from my skin. Then I'll hit the slopes like a
Speaker 14: frightened roope, screaming. I think I've lost my shoes. I'll
Speaker 14: order some chips at the bar and to to we
Speaker 14: crashed with a chucky bar.
Speaker 3: Wow.
Speaker 2: Is that the actual song that he was doing?
Speaker 3: No, no, no, no, no, he was doing original.
Speaker 5: He was doing original.
Speaker 9: One.
Speaker 5: It's catchy.
Speaker 4: Okay, I can't believe I'm going to say this, but
Speaker 4: Roxy and her version of Sabrina Carpenters started.
Speaker 2: But I like when Roxie said, I'm working late because
Speaker 2: I'm a mother.
Speaker 3: Thirteen four Jen is our number.
Speaker 4: We will take a couple more calls and offload another
Speaker 4: snow trip on the other side of this here at night.
Speaker 3: Well, good morning Melbourne.
Speaker 4: We are live from our berg House top of Mount
Speaker 4: Buller this morning, says a little puppy dog out there
Speaker 4: on the.
Speaker 2: Slope, puppy dog run. Now they love it, the dogs
Speaker 2: do they.
Speaker 5: Now imagine can you pull me along? They're there while
Speaker 5: you're away. We made an executive decision that Rich is
Speaker 5: our current leader clubhouse leader. I thought the originality needed
Speaker 5: to be a reward.
Speaker 2: Of sheesused for Roxy.
Speaker 3: Well, executive decision.
Speaker 5: Originality wins at this stage.
Speaker 4: At this stage, okay, so we are doing sing for
Speaker 4: the Snow over the next two weeks.
Speaker 3: We've got trips to the snow up for g at
Speaker 3: this point.
Speaker 4: Your chance to go to Mount Buller will put you
Speaker 4: up in style at our berg house, will take your
Speaker 4: a left passes gear high you name it and.
Speaker 2: What you've got to do to win. That is seeing
Speaker 2: for us about why you want to come to the snow.
Speaker 3: Okay, Riches our current winner. Can we play just a
Speaker 3: very very small snippet? Okay, No, I.
Speaker 2: Didn't think you wanted to trust it produce because there
Speaker 2: is a very last minute call. We don't have Rich
Speaker 2: just yet. It's on the way, but if you want
Speaker 2: we can hear roxy.
Speaker 3: No, no, no, all.
Speaker 2: Right, moving on, Let's go to some more calls and
Speaker 2: then we might get Rich back on if he wins
Speaker 2: over all? All right, who wants to sing for their
Speaker 2: snow trip? Michelle in Essendon does, good morning, warning.
Speaker 7: I guess I've got my three boys at the time
Speaker 7: to win.
Speaker 2: Okay. Have you been inspired by a famous song? Or
Speaker 2: is it an o Rich?
Speaker 14: No?
Speaker 7: Famous songs? Ordinary?
Speaker 2: All right, Alex.
Speaker 3: Warren, okay, take it away. It is over to you.
Speaker 8: Thank you, all right?
Speaker 7: Please take me out a gloomy now then I want
Speaker 7: to be getting to my legs, a dead and buried
Speaker 7: stanging on the man. Everyone's le's my god?
Speaker 5: Pretty good, not bad, not bad?
Speaker 7: Let's okay.
Speaker 3: He moved to.
Speaker 2: What's wrong with you? Well, let's fade her. She was
Speaker 2: singing the second.
Speaker 5: Verse, You're like Simon cow buddy grumpy.
Speaker 2: I mean, we've got two extremes here. You're hitting the
Speaker 2: golden buzzer. You're being a fun you hit everyone.
Speaker 3: That's a good point. I'm like, Mark Holden, let's.
Speaker 2: Go to a touchdown, clim touch Hey, Michelle, I loved
Speaker 2: your version of the ordinary.
Speaker 3: Cancel Mark colms no, no no.
Speaker 2: But I saw him on a plane. Well he's a
Speaker 2: lie and I said hello to him like we were friends,
Speaker 2: and he just looked at me like who are you?
Speaker 2: And then he sat down. I was like, oh my god,
Speaker 2: it's Mark Holden from a strain idol and I've just
Speaker 2: said hello like we're friends.
Speaker 3: Probably never met.
Speaker 5: He thought you were cossamer dividock.
Speaker 2: Can I've gotten war?
Speaker 3: Jesus Fiona in Sandy, it is over to you. You're
Speaker 3: doing the Aussie anthem.
Speaker 6: All right, we'll take it away the caveat This was
Speaker 6: supposed to be sung with my kids, but I had
Speaker 6: to drop them to school, so now.
Speaker 2: It's just me, so she doesn't have the choir with it.
Speaker 6: Solo all right, We're heading up through Mount Bula Tiski
Speaker 6: and slide and play with Noverer one hundred Bye thout
Speaker 6: side where snow bound all the way we packed Dubby
Speaker 6: his gloves and boots and race to win this prize.
Speaker 6: Since you've never seen the snow before, it'll be magic
Speaker 6: in their eyes.
Speaker 3: That's come on?
Speaker 13: What about that?
Speaker 2: The official anthem of Mount Buller. I can see all
Speaker 2: the ski is lined up before they do downhill.
Speaker 4: See if you think Rich is better than that, I
Speaker 4: swear to God, Clint, I'll push you off the mountain.
Speaker 2: Is the front runner, Fiona?
Speaker 3: You are the front runner?
Speaker 2: Hang on, he hasn't voted yet. Come on, Mark Holden,
Speaker 2: was it a touchdowns?
Speaker 3: I'm still with Rich? Oh God, what do you still
Speaker 3: have it from last nights? Originality for me?
Speaker 2: Give us a bit of riches. No, it doesn't even remember.
Speaker 3: Emma in Turkey? All right, this is yours to take
Speaker 3: out or Fiona wins the trip. Emma, what's on you're doing?
Speaker 10: Hey?
Speaker 3: Baby? Oh? Okay, all right when you're ready?
Speaker 6: All right, hey, ma'am, pull up.
Speaker 14: I want to skid and drink pinot.
Speaker 7: Everybody.
Speaker 5: I want to ski.
Speaker 14: I drink pino?
Speaker 2: Whoa, Emma and Emma?
Speaker 3: I'm calling it trips yours?
Speaker 6: Rich?
Speaker 3: Can we give Rich a prize? Rich?
Speaker 2: Emma you're getting a trip to Mount Buller.
Speaker 6: Thank you so much.
Speaker 2: Joy I love the national anthem.
Speaker 3: It was very good. You are scored the winter Escape.
Speaker 4: This is incredible skiing, ski out, accommodation at Albert House,
Speaker 4: plus live passes, gear high, three epic days on the slopes.
Speaker 13: Congratulations, thank you, sorry much, guys, love you all.
Speaker 3: You're the best.
Speaker 2: Take us to the breaking it's this hey, ma'am Buller.
Speaker 14: I want to go to the snow and drink pino.
Speaker 3: We are alyve from Olberg House top of Mount Buller
Speaker 3: is where we are the pancakes.
Speaker 2: Jason's just done round.
Speaker 3: I knew as soon as that craft.
Speaker 2: I was like, Jason's just done round four of the
Speaker 2: breakfast buffet here at Albert House in Mountain Buller. And
Speaker 2: he's gone the pancake machine now clipped. We're over there
Speaker 2: and I was watching it and he goes, how good
Speaker 2: is this? Right? Liking his pancake machine and he's sitting
Speaker 2: there and it's one of those ones. He's push the
Speaker 2: button and the pancake out and he goes, I've been
Speaker 2: think him, and what have you been thinking about?
Speaker 5: Here we go, He goes, I don't think.
Speaker 2: I think They've deliberately put the setting to make small pancakes,
Speaker 2: so he's trying to tap into the reach it. You're
Speaker 2: trying to read tune it to make bigger pancakes for
Speaker 2: the big boy only. Ever, this is when I'm here
Speaker 2: and he's pulled the panels down the menu button. He's like,
Speaker 2: as soon as this little pancakes made, I'm tapping into
Speaker 2: this and I'm going to be the hero of the
Speaker 2: mountain and make everyone large pancakes.
Speaker 5: He also made the statement, I'm going to buy one
Speaker 5: of these for us show.
Speaker 2: It was like menta. We stood over there discussing what
Speaker 2: else could you put in this machine, and we mixed
Speaker 2: some eggs up we could put them in, and I
Speaker 2: reckon it had come out like a beautiful flat omelet.
Speaker 5: You could become an expert in the pancake machine.
Speaker 2: So we should get one for the office.
Speaker 3: If you too would like to experience the pancake machine,
Speaker 3: make sure you get along to Alberta House. Top of
Speaker 3: them out Buller.
Speaker 2: It's amazing up here and a huge thanks to the
Speaker 2: team at here this morning, an amazing dinner last night,
Speaker 2: the team at Mount Buller, thank you so much. This
Speaker 2: is absolutely the place to stay on the mountain. It's
Speaker 2: skiing ski out, great for families, great for first time
Speaker 2: is great for expert skiers. It's a beautiful spot. There's
Speaker 2: heaps of snow coming this weekend.
Speaker 3: There's such a responsible crew. Just like last year. Dave
Speaker 3: and the crew were in bed by ten o'clock in
Speaker 3: case night, So you know.
Speaker 5: Gee, there's some good skis out there today.
Speaker 3: Have a look at them. Where do you see me?
Speaker 3: Are you going back to Bogany? Don't forget we have
Speaker 3: more snow trips up for grabs over the next two weeks,
Speaker 3: so just keep it locked on Nova Meltraciners in next
Speaker 3: Thanks very much for joining us. Goodbye for the top
Speaker 3: of mountbour tomorrow.
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