Speaker 1: Good morning, Melbourne, Way, Melbourn.
Speaker 2: Jason, Lauren, start your morning the right away.
Speaker 3: Can be great, gonna be a good day.
Speaker 4: This is Jason Lauren. No, you're one hundred. Well, good morning, everybody.
Speaker 4: Happen Ferada evening thirty three?
Speaker 5: Might be something in this whole global warming?
Speaker 4: After all, what are we November? Yeah?
Speaker 3: No, this is great. I've loved I've loved this spring
Speaker 3: so far.
Speaker 5: I'm not ready for the forties.
Speaker 3: You're not ready for the thirties. You wear shorts when
Speaker 3: it's eighteen degrees, that is true. You're not really even
Speaker 3: prepared for the twenties, that.
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Speaker 4: I love that one.
Speaker 2: You're only yeah, well that's a long run though, Yeah, it.
Speaker 5: Is a long run.
Speaker 4: That's longer than we've had.
Speaker 3: Here lay miss God, empty chairs and empty tables. Here
Speaker 3: we go, my friends and rare. Actually speaking of LAMI
Speaker 3: is my sister in law, sort of Paul's sister. Art
Speaker 3: center text. She lives in Western Australia. She said, coming
Speaker 3: to Melbourne for lame miss in marching to Melbourne. Currently,
Speaker 3: I sent you last night, Lauren. I sent it to
Speaker 3: you too.
Speaker 5: Sorry.
Speaker 4: My wife's legs were working last night and I was
Speaker 4: doing everything, so she doesn't have your phone.
Speaker 3: No, no, it was I sent you on Instagram DM
Speaker 3: of the kid that said apparently I've never been on
Speaker 3: live television. Ten years later a year anniversary.
Speaker 2: In ten years, he's.
Speaker 4: All grown up.
Speaker 3: Look, I don't know how long ago that video was from.
Speaker 3: It could even be longer, might be.
Speaker 4: The ten year of the ten years start this.
Speaker 3: No, if you listen to the show a lot, I say, apparently,
Speaker 3: really cute kid that went viral on on the news
Speaker 3: many years ago asked him a question and he said, well,
Speaker 3: apparently I've never been on live television before.
Speaker 4: I don't think anyone would be biting Charlie's finger anymore either.
Speaker 3: Charlie bit my finger. Yeah, I love those little viral
Speaker 3: I know.
Speaker 5: But like Clint said, I mean that, you know he's
Speaker 5: probably doing time now.
Speaker 3: I don't say that, you don't know that.
Speaker 2: What's happening right now in Washington d c Oh my god,
Speaker 2: sleepy Joe the don into his house. Sorry, like what, well, no,
Speaker 2: that's what they do. It's tradition, right, but it's a
Speaker 2: tradition not afforded to Joe Biden.
Speaker 3: And when he Trump, Donald Trump didn't invite Joe Biden.
Speaker 2: All the ship that they've hurled at each other over
Speaker 2: the last however long.
Speaker 4: They're best of friends, friends tending to be just more
Speaker 4: respectful than if you didn't like someone you had to
Speaker 4: invite them around.
Speaker 5: For a coffee.
Speaker 4: Remember us bumping into the old execs at the Radio
Speaker 4: Awards recently.
Speaker 2: Exactly it wasn't our house, no I know.
Speaker 3: But one looked at me and turned and walked in
Speaker 3: the opposite all right.
Speaker 5: The sea.
Speaker 4: I tried to sneak past me and no, no, no,
Speaker 4: it's funny.
Speaker 3: Dale, remember me.
Speaker 4: Delightful to me?
Speaker 3: None of them spoke to me, not one of them
Speaker 3: to fulfill the consultant.
Speaker 4: Hello, Phil, we got money to go this morning. He
Speaker 4: doesn't need it. This morning your chance to win five
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Speaker 5: Also, we're going to be in the tree.
Speaker 4: There's a mood to the show today, Isn't it a
Speaker 4: bit of a cheeky one.
Speaker 2: You should have thrown a sput at them, throwing a potato.
Speaker 5: No way, the potatoes was so good. There's no way
Speaker 5: we're wasting No oh god, no oh no, yeah.
Speaker 4: Alright, ho into Tim Blackwell's food as well. Did you naughty?
Speaker 4: Had to leave early and I was like, hello, second.
Speaker 3: Meal the Radio Awards. Yeah, you ate two dinners?
Speaker 5: Did you not two full dinners?
Speaker 4: I just pecked?
Speaker 3: No, you pecked or picked a bit of both? Did
Speaker 3: you eat it like you're in a bird bar?
Speaker 4: Coming up next we do we get celebrity slumber party.
Speaker 5: You want to win money?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 3: Who were waking up in bed with this morning?
Speaker 4: Thurday twenty four to ten to play. You're on the
Speaker 4: air with Jase and Lauren. Hey, the Popo are walking
Speaker 4: out today.
Speaker 3: Apparently apparently on strike. You want more money and you
Speaker 3: know what I say, pay them more money.
Speaker 6: Between twenty four pay them twenty four percent money given
Speaker 6: what they want exactly.
Speaker 3: Put their bodies on the line every day to keep
Speaker 3: the strike. What from which of your nineteen jobs are
Speaker 3: going to go on strike from? Make it channel nine?
Speaker 3: Not here.
Speaker 5: I don't think that'll affect my life, but the cops will.
Speaker 5: We're going to be.
Speaker 3: No, you can't strike here because you pick me up
Speaker 3: a coffee anymore.
Speaker 4: What I love is like, it's not we'll miss out
Speaker 4: on the news or the sport. I don't oma or
Speaker 4: your banter coffee.
Speaker 5: I will go without my lat tape.
Speaker 3: I'll miss your sense of human too.
Speaker 4: But mostly the good news is Clint staying on the air.
Speaker 4: No strike for him, but the cops are.
Speaker 3: We will be who we are arguing with to get
Speaker 3: the money. Yeah, just come on center stop?
Speaker 4: What did we the hand bag center?
Speaker 3: The Commonwealth game? Oh? Probably another stat wasted it there?
Speaker 3: Didn't we to the police? Give it to the paramedics.
Speaker 4: Okay, We're going to chat more about that after seven
Speaker 4: this morning.
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Speaker 3: Thanks to be.
Speaker 4: Would the government be the ones that paid for those
Speaker 4: silly little lights in the tunnel?
Speaker 3: The speed stripes just remind you how slow you're driving.
Speaker 4: It's all private it is there. Well, you know what,
Speaker 4: between now and seven o'clock, I'll do a list of
Speaker 4: the places we've wasted the money and could have given
Speaker 4: it to the cops. Yeah, all right, if you can
Speaker 4: get to the celeb we're in bed with, and then
Speaker 4: you are walking out of here with free money, We've
Speaker 4: got five hundred bucks to go.
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Speaker 4: Good morning, sister Cintrel.
Speaker 3: Sorry, I wasn't going that you just since I was
Speaker 3: younger premium Actually is this just I was.
Speaker 4: A little bit confused, and I was a little bit concerned.
Speaker 4: Are you giving your money to the.
Speaker 3: Cops if you're a nurse and you deserve more? Man too?
Speaker 4: Thank you.
Speaker 3: So let's try and win your some sis. All right,
Speaker 3: you have to guess who are we in bed with
Speaker 3: this morning. We've got some clues here.
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Speaker 5: Here we go Clue number one.
Speaker 3: I wake up in bed each morning with my nine
Speaker 3: Grammys and two oscars.
Speaker 6: They've got nine grammys quick, I'm okay, I'm yeah.
Speaker 4: Yes, Nicole Kidman. I don't know.
Speaker 3: She doesn't have nine grammys.
Speaker 2: Bad, Yes, she might have nine.
Speaker 4: She sung with in Australia.
Speaker 3: She did the duet in the car with Keith what
Speaker 3: If I fault? What a promise?
Speaker 4: On song?
Speaker 5: I was about to sing a whole New World, but
Speaker 5: that was one rouge.
Speaker 3: There were many songs anyway, it's not Nicole Kidman. Sorry,
Speaker 3: just since.
Speaker 5: Thirteen twenty four ten.
Speaker 3: Moving on, Michael from Cranburn Morning Go, We're good Clean
Speaker 3: Number two. I'm currently on tour, so I'll be sleeping
Speaker 3: in multiple hotel beds.
Speaker 4: These are tough, Hey, Michael, it's a woman, the woman.
Speaker 3: Nine grammys not too sore.
Speaker 4: Unfortunately, give me another cloth.
Speaker 3: I watched my documentary before I go to sleep every night,
Speaker 3: a documentary. She's got nine grammys?
Speaker 4: Did she watch every night?
Speaker 5: Sorry, Michael?
Speaker 4: Not beyond Let's go to I wouldn't amy any other
Speaker 4: we're got another cloff Raimes.
Speaker 3: Yeah, hello, hello, amyo, okay this person, let's in bed
Speaker 3: with us?
Speaker 4: When yeah, you got it?
Speaker 5: Fire in the box is yours?
Speaker 4: I wanted?
Speaker 2: Did you get that?
Speaker 7: That was amazing?
Speaker 3: So much well done.
Speaker 5: That was a bloody miracle.
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Speaker 3: Wouldn't that be nice bedroom setting?
Speaker 4: I'm here in you hey, Amy, take it easier.
Speaker 8: Right, Thank you so much.
Speaker 3: Have a good day.
Speaker 5: I was ropeable last night.
Speaker 3: Oh something difficuble?
Speaker 4: Why my wife was eating chips in bed? Chips chips? Yeah,
Speaker 4: oh that's all right.
Speaker 5: What's wrong with that?
Speaker 4: It's a very crummy food for bed.
Speaker 3: It's also a real that's a real hotel stay kind.
Speaker 4: Of that really is like the Pringles line on No,
Speaker 4: I did not get me car to sure?
Speaker 5: Yep?
Speaker 3: What time was she eating chips in bed?
Speaker 5: Quite late?
Speaker 3: Dinner? Chips after dinner, little snack after dinner. Chips is
Speaker 3: not what I'd go for after dinner.
Speaker 2: You're trying to get to sleep with that crunching as well,
Speaker 2: not even the crunching, you know, like cinemon when they're
Speaker 2: opening the packet.
Speaker 3: Was she watching a movie or something?
Speaker 4: Do you think?
Speaker 3: Was she lying in bed in the dark?
Speaker 4: It was a real Was she in the dark? Yeah?
Speaker 5: No, she was watching TV and.
Speaker 3: TV was keeping imagining pitch black? Darker?
Speaker 4: No, no, TV, loud and bright?
Speaker 5: Lauren the chippack a rush time. It would have been
Speaker 5: nine thirty.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, that's all right. Let her live. Good on
Speaker 3: your Louis.
Speaker 4: I'm about to celebrate my What am I now? Forty two?
Speaker 4: Forty second verse?
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh, you are too.
Speaker 6: It feels like you just need to forget how old
Speaker 6: are I've been rolling with thirty six for a while.
Speaker 4: I love it when the paper said you're forty one.
Speaker 4: I'm not.
Speaker 3: No, they say I'm forty two. I do that, so,
Speaker 3: John Fair, I'm not forty two.
Speaker 2: But which means I've been driving for what if you
Speaker 2: get your license, I'm not good at mass eighteen.
Speaker 4: Twenty something is twenty.
Speaker 3: Two over longer than you haven't had it? Yeah, you could,
Speaker 3: because I've been driving more than half your life.
Speaker 4: More so in that time.
Speaker 2: I should have I should have. Well, it's not the
Speaker 2: driving I think. I mean there are some issues with
Speaker 2: my driving.
Speaker 3: Yes, Well, the issue is that you think your Formula
Speaker 3: one driver.
Speaker 5: And you's a better driver out of Clinton.
Speaker 3: Now I wouldn't get in the car with you, so
Speaker 3: I don't know. I don't know. I don't go When
Speaker 3: have I been in your passenger seat once?
Speaker 5: Remember we went through the drive through.
Speaker 4: It was very awkward having someone in your car through
Speaker 4: a drive through because I'm eating on the road.
Speaker 3: You both go in for the chip.
Speaker 5: Can you hold my source while I dip and drive like.
Speaker 3: It's I was pre dunking for relationship.
Speaker 4: Ship level and that drive through is very tight.
Speaker 5: Richmond ma is, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 3: But Clint, I got whiplash last time I was in
Speaker 3: the car with.
Speaker 4: Clint because it's very low, isn't it low?
Speaker 3: And you kind of accelerate and brain.
Speaker 2: We'll forget about my driving. Yep, it ain't that at
Speaker 2: the moment. My issue is it's a reoccurring issue. Yesterday
Speaker 2: I was I left to you because I had to
Speaker 2: go to a very very important meeting not.
Speaker 3: Far from here a V I m.
Speaker 4: Yes, just in Aurbert Park in fact.
Speaker 3: The VIP was at the v I M.
Speaker 5: It's a VPN.
Speaker 4: That's the Virtual Private network visible panty lion. Oh that one,
Speaker 4: that's a VP L VPL.
Speaker 3: The VPN has got a computer anyway, I wouldn't know
Speaker 3: what a VPL was.
Speaker 4: For a minute.
Speaker 3: Very mindful of a VP. Put your panties to put
Speaker 3: your panties aside. He was it. I started the first place.
Speaker 3: He had a v I M. Very important meeting with
Speaker 3: a vi P. With a vi P.
Speaker 4: What's that smell? Just sort of smelt.
Speaker 2: Wrong in the Yeah, it wasn't a tirey smell. It
Speaker 2: was just a car smell. Right, breaks burning and that.
Speaker 4: Wasn't the break.
Speaker 2: That's a problem, But it's it's something that I sort
Speaker 2: of smelt before.
Speaker 4: What is it? What is it?
Speaker 2: I'm putting up the road?
Speaker 3: And then what road were you on? Not again a
Speaker 3: busy road?
Speaker 5: You do not deserve your license.
Speaker 3: Did you run out of petrol again in a sports car.
Speaker 2: In the driveway of the petrol station?
Speaker 3: Did your car stop in the driveway.
Speaker 4: I've never ever met anyone that has ignored the fuel
Speaker 4: light until their car is broken down, And you've done this.
Speaker 2: There was no fuelight because the fuel light had been exhausted,
Speaker 2: so there's just no light at all. It was like,
Speaker 2: you're out of petrol.
Speaker 4: Bad luck. So did when you've got a fuel light?
Speaker 5: Oh my god?
Speaker 4: And as the driver, of course, that's right, you're telling
Speaker 4: the environment.
Speaker 3: Well, in fact, Elon Musk is in the White House now,
Speaker 3: so the Tesla drivers of the world are moving up.
Speaker 4: Oh yes, moving up.
Speaker 3: So I don't know about the fuel line.
Speaker 4: So mine has a percentage.
Speaker 2: So you're like, you can always got longer than that, exactly, Well,
Speaker 2: that's yeah, that's what I think. But when it ticks down,
Speaker 2: it just goes the light. And then once the light
Speaker 2: goes off. Yeah, you just got to know you've got
Speaker 2: no reference.
Speaker 3: Do you know how the fuel light works? Did you
Speaker 3: have to get a jerry can or.
Speaker 2: I'm in the driveway the petrol station. Nice nicest part
Speaker 2: the little operator.
Speaker 4: Does the thing reach the host? Absolutely not. We're on
Speaker 4: the road.
Speaker 2: We're on the on the road, creeping up the driveway. No, no, no,
Speaker 2: I'm not. I'm not telling you. It's in Alburt Park.
Speaker 4: And I say, can I borrow? Can I borrow a
Speaker 4: Jerry Keggs? The fuels right there?
Speaker 3: Oh my cleans.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, and by one, yeah, twenty two dollars.
Speaker 4: Haven't you got one in the boom from la You
Speaker 4: know what?
Speaker 2: I cleaned it out. I cleaned out the jerry CAGs.
Speaker 2: I was helping my sister move some stuff. So the
Speaker 2: jerry Can is jerry Can is in the shed out
Speaker 2: the back. You must have a lot of jerry Can jerry.
Speaker 3: Can off then driving.
Speaker 4: I drove in.
Speaker 5: I would have went to a difference.
Speaker 2: But you know what she said, she goes, don't worry.
Speaker 2: It happens all the time.
Speaker 3: It doesn't, doesn't She's lying?
Speaker 4: Can we find I want the security?
Speaker 3: Did you try and stretch the hose? You're never going
Speaker 3: to read? She's squirting petrol everywhere like in.
Speaker 4: Very stressed and distracted.
Speaker 3: Did you make your v I N?
Speaker 4: I did make my your VP VI P?
Speaker 3: Were you late?
Speaker 4: Yeah? My VPL in a knot to.
Speaker 5: The song in an Should we head to the White House?
Speaker 4: Let's America Trump. Trumpy went to visit Sleepy Joe. They
Speaker 4: had a little meeting.
Speaker 3: And that's sort of tradition, isn't it.
Speaker 5: The favorites? It was.
Speaker 4: It was tradition.
Speaker 2: But you'll recall Trumpy was too busy instructing his people
Speaker 2: to storm the Capitol.
Speaker 4: Four years back.
Speaker 3: So Joe didn't get hasn't.
Speaker 4: Afforded that opportunity. But apparently, apparently apparently they leave it.
Speaker 4: The outgoing president president leaves a note in the desk
Speaker 4: of the Oval Yeah, oh, the Obama's left one for Trump.
Speaker 4: He wrote it the morning of the inauguration, left it
Speaker 4: on the Oval office desk, pushing him the best. Great
Speaker 4: said we're ready to serve if you need us, and.
Speaker 3: Walk down Great So Donald, So Donald Trump didn't do
Speaker 3: that for Joe Bard.
Speaker 5: No note, not.
Speaker 2: Even to post it, not no, nothing, not to post it. Wow,
Speaker 2: what's happening at the White House where he's unveiling his cabinet?
Speaker 4: Elon Musk So it is part of the cabinet. And
Speaker 4: there's a Fox News reporter who is now going to
Speaker 4: be what's his title?
Speaker 2: His name is Pete heg Seth right, been entrusted with defense?
Speaker 2: Is the Defense secretary?
Speaker 4: Now, don't give me job. He's been working on Fox
Speaker 4: News reporter.
Speaker 5: I love him.
Speaker 4: But you imagine Peter in charge of our defense, like
Speaker 4: that's a concern.
Speaker 3: He wants world peace, so we'd be going he does, yes,
Speaker 3: do we send in the text, what's e Long Musk
Speaker 3: doing in there?
Speaker 4: He's in charge of government waste or a.
Speaker 3: Cool title hitting up the Department of Government Efficiency.
Speaker 2: Does that means that's code for let's sack a whole
Speaker 2: heap of people.
Speaker 4: Let's just clean up the drain the swamp.
Speaker 2: As Donald Trump says, Elon Musk is a peculiar individual.
Speaker 2: He flies the flag for your automobile company.
Speaker 6: Yes, it was sort of the pioneer of question when
Speaker 6: it said he's going to be in charge of waste.
Speaker 5: I thought that meant garbage.
Speaker 3: I glorified.
Speaker 4: I was like, really, he's going to be running like
Speaker 4: the garbage network.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I didn't really get The titles are interesting on that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, some people out there have very flashy job titles.
Speaker 3: Well, Department of Government Efficiency. That sounds quite important.
Speaker 4: It does sound important, doesn't it.
Speaker 9: Oh?
Speaker 4: Oh, idea, can we play give us the job title
Speaker 4: and we'll guess what you do. Thirteen twenty four ten
Speaker 4: is our number?
Speaker 3: Do you have a flashy title on a bit? People
Speaker 3: still have business cards. Someone said to me the other day, here,
Speaker 3: do you want my business card? And I was like,
Speaker 3: a people still doing that? I knew it and then
Speaker 3: he showed me a QR code on his phone that
Speaker 3: I scanned, and all of a sudden, it was a
Speaker 3: digital business card that just uploaded. No, listen to this,
Speaker 3: It uploaded on my phone. All the contacts went in.
Speaker 3: And this is like two years ago. And every year
Speaker 3: I get a reminder of this guy's birthday that I've
Speaker 3: met one know, it's gone into my kel.
Speaker 4: What sort of old school person would still be using
Speaker 4: business cards? Jay, I don't know any ideas clean.
Speaker 3: You've got one, don't you.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, I've got one. I've got a box of them.
Speaker 2: I think I've got two boxes.
Speaker 3: You hand them out very often.
Speaker 4: They sit on my desk.
Speaker 3: Well, what would that? You meant to take them to
Speaker 3: lunches and functions.
Speaker 4: I've seen a few troughs in bars around, like toilet bars.
Speaker 4: I used to have a business card wallet that you
Speaker 4: take around.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, that meant serious business. You're a serious businessman?
Speaker 8: Did it?
Speaker 3: Flip open? Just still have a fat a magnetic top
Speaker 3: little envelope?
Speaker 4: Is there a fact number on that would be probably
Speaker 4: is our number? Do you have a flashy job title?
Speaker 4: Give us a ring. We'll read out your job title
Speaker 4: and then we'll try and guess what you actually do
Speaker 4: for a living. In return, I got two hundred and
Speaker 4: fifty dollars Holding Molly and gift cards up for grabs
Speaker 4: Holding Molly Funhouse now open on the Little Burke Street.
Speaker 4: Search Holding Molly Funhouse for more information. We will guess
Speaker 4: what you do from your job title. Next on over
Speaker 4: five to seven with money to go. That's we're going
Speaker 4: to be doing novas. Shake the tree after seven o'clock
Speaker 4: when you hear the the jingle of the tree.
Speaker 3: When you hit Santa sleigh bells and slave bel that's
Speaker 3: We're a bit early for Christmas though, so I understand
Speaker 3: the confusion. But when you hear Santa's sleigh bells, give
Speaker 3: us a ring or be shaking the tree and whatever
Speaker 3: amount is written on the ball ball, you shall win.
Speaker 2: My sister was booking her kids in for Santa photos.
Speaker 2: That's called chadst booked books, shut up, can't get in
Speaker 2: the same were the same?
Speaker 3: Stop them out November and they started already or do
Speaker 3: they start booking? Remember?
Speaker 4: I think they soon, but it's fully booked out because
Speaker 4: chad'st into a really cool thing where for kids who
Speaker 4: have sensory issues, Yes, which is one of our boys.
Speaker 4: They open up a half an hour before the actual
Speaker 4: shops open. Santa's there early so you can go in
Speaker 4: with the crowd.
Speaker 5: There's no crowd, no noise or anything.
Speaker 4: Sorry, good Blake, santra is grape Blake, grape Blake.
Speaker 5: That's over time.
Speaker 3: Santa's doing extra hours. I love that thoughtful we're.
Speaker 4: Given and her extra money here. But we look after
Speaker 4: the cops too, and we're going to dive into that.
Speaker 2: After seven fancy job titles, I've got one.
Speaker 4: Maids sent me in.
Speaker 5: Let's go.
Speaker 2: Executive concierge. She's known as.
Speaker 4: She works front desk at a hotel. She's an AH.
Speaker 4: She's like an e A to the managing director.
Speaker 3: Does that mean that when he wants a restaurant booking? He?
Speaker 3: I love.
Speaker 2: She looks after the stationary cupboard, all that sort of stuff.
Speaker 3: That's an office manager.
Speaker 4: She's an executive.
Speaker 3: She likes she likes it. Loves the title.
Speaker 4: Jobs like the title. Yeah, loves it.
Speaker 5: I love a stationary cupboard, so I.
Speaker 4: Channel it's got a good one. Do they It's like
Speaker 4: a mini office and it's never locked.
Speaker 3: Chris the stationary cupboard here, because.
Speaker 4: I get always locked broken.
Speaker 3: Again every morning in Danger, I could get a fresh.
Speaker 5: Viv on reception. You'd swear it's her dollars.
Speaker 3: Her name is not Viv, it is every day So
Speaker 3: see Viv I know, and her name's Vicky Vicky. We've
Speaker 3: been here for seven months, eight nine months?
Speaker 5: Why does she waved when I say by Viv?
Speaker 3: Well, why do you say viv all the time?
Speaker 2: Because viviyes.
Speaker 3: Producer Brody v Vicky, so he calls her vv. That's
Speaker 3: all I got a viv VV.
Speaker 5: Or maybe I'm the only one that knows what it is.
Speaker 3: Anyway, what's her job title? Are you talking about? Viv?
Speaker 4: She's boss lady around here.
Speaker 3: Boss lady. That's her title? All right? Chris from one Turner,
Speaker 3: Good morning here you going were good? Chris? Now, what
Speaker 3: is your job title? And we're going to see if
Speaker 3: we can guess what you actually do?
Speaker 9: Okay, my job title is an automotive refinishing technician.
Speaker 2: Carkleaner, mechanic, taylor mechanic or painter.
Speaker 5: He paints a case.
Speaker 3: Yes, are you spray them?
Speaker 4: Because he's the finisher?
Speaker 3: Say it again, Chris, what's your job title?
Speaker 1: An automotive refinishing technician?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Do you like that? Title.
Speaker 10: Not really, I'm just a spray plainer.
Speaker 3: Oh no, you're not. You're an automotive order automotive finish's
Speaker 3: a finisher, furishing technician. I'm finishing technician.
Speaker 2: Twenty fourteen is our number, tere Hello, good morning, Hello,
Speaker 2: good morning. What's your fancy job title. We'll try and
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Speaker 3: Okay, Lifestyle and programer, lifestyle coordinating, school holiday program leader.
Speaker 3: You guys have a.
Speaker 5: Guess lifestyle coordinator.
Speaker 4: You work in a retirement village, very.
Speaker 3: Close aged cash. Say the title again, that's bad.
Speaker 9: Co ordinator, program manager, so basically enduring that bingo play.
Speaker 3: Yes, resid yeah, yeah, don't let bingo fall through the
Speaker 3: d and book the minibus.
Speaker 2: My name loves the minibus.
Speaker 4: Loves the minibuses.
Speaker 3: Cafes doing aerobics. Check in chair aerobics. Oh yeah, in
Speaker 3: the chair you wiggle your toes and things. I don't
Speaker 3: know you do this arms up?
Speaker 4: Is this your mum?
Speaker 3: She's ninety three, not lives Liz isn't doing in chair?
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 4: I've seen lives on some nights that she can't get out.
Speaker 3: Of a check to birthday tomorrow, Actually, happy birthday. Please
Speaker 3: remind me in the morning.
Speaker 5: Let's go to mix and help they make what's your
Speaker 5: job titled?
Speaker 4: I'm a spiritualist and a community liaison.
Speaker 3: A spiritualist and okay, I think I think that you
Speaker 3: work in spruce community, in the inner in a park somewhere.
Speaker 4: Your priest, your gardener, spiritualist.
Speaker 3: Are you a are you a healer?
Speaker 11: Are you somewhat? Yeah?
Speaker 5: Do you even do it with the tarot carts down
Speaker 5: at Morti Markets?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 3: Psychic?
Speaker 5: No, what are you?
Speaker 4: I'm a head distiller, dispiritualist.
Speaker 3: Like you distilled spirits in alcohol as in ghosts our
Speaker 3: sort of religious spiritualists and a what com What does
Speaker 3: that mean?
Speaker 4: You do?
Speaker 3: Free samples of vodka for people on the street.
Speaker 4: A big day today, Clint. Here in Victoria police are
Speaker 4: walking off the job.
Speaker 2: It's going to impact the police Academy in Glen Wave
Speaker 2: and also the broad Meadows Police station. It's an escalation
Speaker 2: of the industrial action the Police Association and police.
Speaker 4: Officers are taking.
Speaker 2: They're looking for a pay rise, a substantial pay rise.
Speaker 4: In some instances, whether they were twenty four you and
Speaker 4: a how's you're always going with a high number and
Speaker 4: met halfway.
Speaker 3: Give it to them.
Speaker 4: Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 2: I think it was an offer on the table not
Speaker 2: so long back of sixteen percent. Right, it's that and
Speaker 2: also the work day, reducing the work day to an
Speaker 2: eight and a half hour shift all.
Speaker 3: Of our emergency services to preserve more money.
Speaker 4: Absolutely, I mean you drop an emergency service vehicle here
Speaker 4: in Melbourne and the riding all over the police cars.
Speaker 3: They work bloody hard.
Speaker 5: Also behind every police officer is a family at home.
Speaker 3: Exactly right. We're talking about this the other day, Jays.
Speaker 3: Every time a police officer goes to work, really, they're
Speaker 3: putting themselves out there to protect other people. And I
Speaker 3: can't even imagine what that is like having a partner
Speaker 3: go and do that kind of work. Or it's the
Speaker 3: same with the army. It's the same with all of
Speaker 3: those careers. It's must it must be hard for the
Speaker 3: families at home. You'd be stressed every time they're at work.
Speaker 5: Well, Nikki will be able to shed some light on it.
Speaker 4: Her husband is a police officer and a specialist police.
Speaker 11: Morning, NICKI, how are you morning, Jason, Lauren, thank you
Speaker 11: so much for having me on.
Speaker 4: No worries so well.
Speaker 3: We hear about this industrial action quite often as a
Speaker 3: family member of someone who works in the force. How
Speaker 3: does this stuff affect you?
Speaker 11: Yeah, so you know, in summary, really we've been together
Speaker 11: for eleven years, and so we've been together throughout his
Speaker 11: time in the academy and now where he's at at
Speaker 11: the specialist Unit, and each stage of his career came
Speaker 11: with it thrown difficulties and strains on our lives, and
Speaker 11: particularly for the past two years where he's been at
Speaker 11: the moment, I mean, we have a two year old.
Speaker 11: I work in the legal industry. It's you know, it's
Speaker 11: a busy time for everyone, but this job, at his
Speaker 11: job means that he's almost always at work on call
Speaker 11: or at overtime. And there's been countless times where he's
Speaker 11: been called out during the night times where he's how
Speaker 11: to rest day but was called out, and you know
Speaker 11: that can happen three times a day. And I've also
Speaker 11: countless text messages from him saying, you know that he
Speaker 11: was about to come home, but then he's a job's
Speaker 11: come up and he's no longer and be able to
Speaker 11: come home, and he doesn't know when he'll come home.
Speaker 11: So it really makes it difficult, especially when you've got
Speaker 11: a young family and you're trying to work yourself as well.
Speaker 2: Thanky, that's the that's the physical toll as well. What
Speaker 2: about the emotional toll that it takes on you personally?
Speaker 2: What's it like having a husband serve in such a
Speaker 2: high pressure and high risk role.
Speaker 11: M It's it's incredibly difficult. I won't lie if you know.
Speaker 11: They particularly in his job at the moment, he's in
Speaker 11: the self shut of the unit, so they respond to
Speaker 11: really high conflict jobs and incredibly hostile situations and they
Speaker 11: do that every day and you don't really see it,
Speaker 11: and then you you don't hear about it, and it's
Speaker 11: hard because the conditions of the job and the pay
Speaker 11: it just it just doesn't meet the standard and it's
Speaker 11: not sustainable probably long term for us if he doesn't
Speaker 11: receive a pay rise unfortunately.
Speaker 5: Which is a shame because he's obviously doing it because
Speaker 5: he loves it.
Speaker 3: Loves it.
Speaker 11: Yeah, I absolutely love it. I've never met someone more
Speaker 11: passionate and his team is more passionate about, you know,
Speaker 11: protecting the community and you know, yeah.
Speaker 4: Looking after all, is anybody sitting here going you know, oh, look,
Speaker 4: do they really deserve money? You think about it when
Speaker 4: you need to bring Triple O and need police somewhere.
Speaker 4: You expect them there as a.
Speaker 3: Community, we do well. Nikki, thank you so much for
Speaker 3: jumping on with us today. I mean, this is obviously, Clint,
Speaker 3: it's a it's a big industrial thing, and there's obviously
Speaker 3: a lot of complexities to it as well.
Speaker 2: Yeah, of course, and the government is not just negotiating
Speaker 2: with police, you know, there's been negotiations on going with paramedics,
Speaker 2: with nurses and teachers. It's a fine balancing act. Just
Speaker 2: before you let NICKI go, Nikki, what's your message to
Speaker 2: say the premiere?
Speaker 3: You know, it's.
Speaker 11: Something that really needs to be addressed. And I feel
Speaker 11: as though my partner and his team and probably all
Speaker 11: the police in general just don't feel as though they're
Speaker 11: being heard at the moment.
Speaker 5: Yep, agreed.
Speaker 11: Yeah, and it's time for a change.
Speaker 3: I think I.
Speaker 4: Got really annoyed when we were just entrailing in the
Speaker 4: other week because yeah, I like, you know, with a
Speaker 4: situation where we're waiting for an ambulance to help an
Speaker 4: old lady had fallen down at the Boundary Hotel. An
Speaker 4: hour and a half and a Nambo rocked up by
Speaker 4: himself and she was like, well, you know if we
Speaker 4: if it was a priority, I promise the ambulance.
Speaker 5: Would have been there.
Speaker 4: Continue now mate, if it was your mother lying on
Speaker 4: the ground for an hour and a half, you would
Speaker 4: have won them the Australia.
Speaker 3: Really and the issue is our police officers and paramedics
Speaker 3: and ambo workers. They're doing the best they can. Yeah,
Speaker 3: and they're all there to try and help people. So
Speaker 3: there's obviously, I mean many issues at play here. Hey,
Speaker 3: thirteen twenty four ten. If you are a policeman who
Speaker 3: who is walking out on the job, Clint, how will
Speaker 3: it affect people? Because it seems scary the police are
Speaker 3: talking out at the job.
Speaker 2: I don't don't want to say it sounds more dramatic
Speaker 2: than it is. But it is only impacting broad Meadows
Speaker 2: today and also glen Waverley, the police training academy.
Speaker 4: So look, if you're one of the robbers in home
Speaker 4: a line, that doesn't mean it's free game.
Speaker 2: To It's not widespread, but it is certainly an escalation
Speaker 2: of industrial action and it sends a strong message to
Speaker 2: the state government that something needs to be done and
Speaker 2: done now.
Speaker 4: Thirteen twenty four ten is our number to join us
Speaker 4: on the air year we love, we love.
Speaker 3: We're big supporters of them in here.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and you know we do a great job.
Speaker 3: They are the police officers listening to this.
Speaker 4: And anybody out there listening. At the moment when you
Speaker 4: want to help, you expect them to be there. So
Speaker 4: you know, let's chuck them more money. Let's give them,
Speaker 4: you know, better, better conditions. Thirteen twenty four ten is
Speaker 4: out number if you're a weigh in on it, especially
Speaker 4: if you are a police officer. Would love to hear
Speaker 4: from me this morning.
Speaker 5: I'm nover.
Speaker 4: We're talking about the cops going on strike today. Certain
Speaker 4: areas of the Victorian police are walking out over a
Speaker 4: pay rise dispute. I'm still going to Made in my
Speaker 4: Name's coffee shop and they had a situation on the
Speaker 4: weekend where there was someone down there hassling all the
Speaker 4: customers and he ring the cops and it took the
Speaker 4: cops about now to get there.
Speaker 5: And he wasn't angry at.
Speaker 4: The police, He's just angry at how understaff they are. Yeah.
Speaker 3: It seems like all our emergency services are in a
Speaker 3: similar way.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you know, and like eyewitnessed a crime at start
Speaker 4: of the year which the cops would see every day,
Speaker 4: you know, and that's like that stuff stays with you.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they do a great job, police officers.
Speaker 2: This industrial action just to paint a picture of how
Speaker 2: unique it is and historic. It's the first time police
Speaker 2: in Victoria have walked off the job in a quarter
Speaker 2: of a century, at breaking point, so they need resolution.
Speaker 4: Well, no one will understand it more than Meghan, who
Speaker 4: is joining us on the air. Your entire family are
Speaker 4: police officers. Good morning, Good morning.
Speaker 8: How are you guys?
Speaker 3: Well, Meghan, what's happening in your family?
Speaker 1: So my dad has been in the dog for twenty
Speaker 1: two years, yep. And then my two star has been
Speaker 1: in the dog of about five years, and then my
Speaker 1: brother in law has been in the job about four years.
Speaker 3: There are police families. There's a lot of families that
Speaker 3: are all police officers.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 1: So so my dad at the moment has actually been
Speaker 1: off for a year and I'm going to try and
Speaker 1: not get emotional because he's suffering PTSD. And that's what
Speaker 1: people don't see is the fact that you know, there
Speaker 1: is some police officers out there, don't get me wrong,
Speaker 1: that are very you know, they're just put on the
Speaker 1: uniform just for.
Speaker 8: A bit of power.
Speaker 1: But there's also people out there that just do it
Speaker 1: for the good of their own heart.
Speaker 8: And that's my dad.
Speaker 1: And you know, he just took a breaking point and
Speaker 1: he's been off for a year and he's actually met
Speaker 1: up with quite a number of police officers that are
Speaker 1: the exact same And I think that the money is
Speaker 1: going to help with that, but I think there needs
Speaker 1: to be a lot of things down in Victoria police.
Speaker 4: Ye. Can I ask you what was he struggling with?
Speaker 4: Was it being burnt out, over worked.
Speaker 1: Being burnt out? It's more, you know, people don't understand
Speaker 1: that they see stuff that normal people don't see, Like
Speaker 1: they they have to go and deliver death messages to
Speaker 1: parents who have just lost their child in a car accident,
Speaker 1: or you know, they have someone that's you know, drug
Speaker 1: intoxicated coming at them with a knife.
Speaker 3: That's not normal.
Speaker 8: Not normal.
Speaker 4: Is your dad your hero?
Speaker 1: Oh, he's He's one of the best mans you'll ever meet.
Speaker 1: And it's actually been really hard for our family. And
Speaker 1: I think it's hard because we've also got my sister,
Speaker 1: who's his daughter, who's followed his footsteps, and you're worried
Speaker 1: that that's going to happen to them. But there needs
Speaker 1: to also be more support in regards to counseling as well,
Speaker 1: because it's all well and good to say that you've
Speaker 1: got counseling services there for the police officers, but men
Speaker 1: in that generation will not put their hands up to
Speaker 1: go I need help, you know what I mean?
Speaker 3: Compulsory mean, your family obviously do a very great job,
Speaker 3: and you can hear the stress that that families go
Speaker 3: through when when other family members who work in the
Speaker 3: force put themselves on the line.
Speaker 2: It's worth pointing out also the Police Association do a
Speaker 2: significant job in this space as well.
Speaker 4: Megan. I hope your dad's doing okay, mate, and.
Speaker 1: I appreciate you guys bringing awareness to this and I
Speaker 1: think the pay is just a small thing that will
Speaker 1: obviously help them doing that job.
Speaker 4: All right, let's go to Billy. Now, Billy, you are
Speaker 4: a police officer, mate, how are you feeling?
Speaker 10: Oh, you know, it's it's it's frustrating that it's reach
Speaker 10: this point, and you know, you just keep hearing the
Speaker 10: political spin and you're told that it's all happening in
Speaker 10: good faith from the government's end, and you just sit
Speaker 10: your bang in your head against the brick wall, like
Speaker 10: you see the slogans on the side of the police car,
Speaker 10: one of them being nine hundred vacancies, nine hundred off
Speaker 10: sick and your shows. Your shows are one of the
Speaker 10: platforms the organizations using to advertise our career when well,
Speaker 10: all these vacancies could be filled by the people that
Speaker 10: are currently off sick and on one of those nine
Speaker 10: hundred and once where once we're off, it's like we're
Speaker 10: you know, seen as damage goods and you know, let's
Speaker 10: let's just dand aid, fix it and replace them. And
Speaker 10: if you don't fix the culture of everything, then.
Speaker 4: It's not just.
Speaker 2: It's not just it's not just you know, the cash here,
Speaker 2: what else do you want?
Speaker 10: I think there's a symbolism to the cash as well,
Speaker 10: Like as as Meghan just said speaking about the you know,
Speaker 10: the trauma, Like you go into this sort of knowing
Speaker 10: that you're going to be exposed to that, and you know,
Speaker 10: most of us do bring, particularly in this generation, I
Speaker 10: know it's changing a little bit, bring a lot of
Speaker 10: care to what we do, and you know, you find
Speaker 10: a way to get through that stuff. But then when
Speaker 10: there's moments like this where you don't feel supported by
Speaker 10: being told, oh you're not worth this. You're not worth that. Here,
Speaker 10: you're starting to question why do you do it? And Clinton,
Speaker 10: I know you're a big d's man, and you know
Speaker 10: you had two of your high profile players, you know,
Speaker 10: exploring options with other clubs. It's it's nine hundred in
Speaker 10: my football club, so to speak. Yeah, in an AFL environment,
Speaker 10: there'd be an external review immediately to address that.
Speaker 3: Like if that many people are run, Yeah, that's that's
Speaker 3: a worry.
Speaker 2: That's to sharing with us.
Speaker 4: I mentioned before, like I witnessed quite a violent crime
Speaker 4: at the start of the year and it really messed
Speaker 4: me up and stayed with me and I just I
Speaker 4: the respect I had for the cops that day was
Speaker 4: just like this is just an everyday job for.
Speaker 3: That they deal with day in.
Speaker 5: It really blew me away.
Speaker 3: Look, there's no doubt that a Victorian police do do
Speaker 3: a great job. Hopefully they can come to a resolution.
Speaker 2: And we're not just a mouthpiece for you know, the
Speaker 2: Victoria police man. No, god, we're not on someone from
Speaker 2: the state government who wants to reach out to us,
Speaker 2: and we'll happily have them on the show.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but.
Speaker 4: Let's be honest, no bullshit. I don't want the political chats. No,
Speaker 4: if you're going to get on the show, at least
Speaker 4: be honest.
Speaker 3: So if you see a police officer walking down the street, yeah,
Speaker 3: just remind them that they're doing a great job and
Speaker 3: we're great.
Speaker 4: Yes, thank you absolutely, Jason Lawrence. All right, that's something
Speaker 4: I might do this weekend.
Speaker 2: What's that to put the.
Speaker 4: Tree up with the kidboy?
Speaker 3: I stated a friend's house in Geelong on Monday. When
Speaker 3: I went down to see the smelly flower, shout out Nick,
Speaker 3: shout out Nick, Andna already had the tree up.
Speaker 2: Yeah this week seventeenth eighteen. Yeah, that you need to cool.
Speaker 4: It for another week.
Speaker 3: Me too. But you know what, if it brings a
Speaker 3: little joy to your life, exactly whack it up.
Speaker 5: That kills it out?
Speaker 3: Guys, Why do I go to so much effort to
Speaker 3: put this tree up and then only look at it
Speaker 3: for three weeks? I'd like to look at it for
Speaker 3: six exactly right, I said, But you've got two kids
Speaker 3: and that's a long Is it Christmas yet? Is it
Speaker 3: Christmas yet? It is sad to hear, I said. Is
Speaker 3: the elf coming to you?
Speaker 4: Know?
Speaker 3: The elf that turns up on the We've.
Speaker 5: Sent a letter off to the elf not to come
Speaker 5: to our house this year?
Speaker 4: What?
Speaker 3: Oh, well, aren't you a fun filled family?
Speaker 4: What's happened to you? What's the elves?
Speaker 3: They're not on the shelf this year?
Speaker 5: Well they can be a lot of it.
Speaker 3: Are you canceling Christmas?
Speaker 4: No? Actually important work.
Speaker 3: I always knew he was the green I've.
Speaker 4: Got a two and a half year old who I'm
Speaker 4: so excited tap Christmas with this year.
Speaker 3: Like the rest of the family, they're there, but.
Speaker 4: Like I just see he's at that peak age.
Speaker 5: Do you know what I mean? Like? All right, let's
Speaker 5: go to Lisa.
Speaker 3: Christmas is expensive, isn't it? Lisa?
Speaker 8: Oh yeah?
Speaker 5: How many kids?
Speaker 4: You got?
Speaker 8: Five?
Speaker 3: Holy hell Jesus, that's a lot, Lisa, run us through
Speaker 3: their names? Do you remember them all?
Speaker 8: And sometimes? Sammy, Nate, lock you Tom?
Speaker 3: Do you have five boys?
Speaker 8: I know one girl?
Speaker 5: What are the ages?
Speaker 8: Sixteen? Down?
Speaker 3: Take on, Lisa with you now?
Speaker 8: They are there in the car.
Speaker 4: Oh gracious, Lisa, thing what I'm cable tired and gaffer tapes.
Speaker 4: Normally they'd be making noise like it's dead corn.
Speaker 8: Yeah, you're kind of on to help me there.
Speaker 3: All right, Lisa, let's see if we can we need
Speaker 3: some cash for Christmas. Clint, shake the tree off, get
Speaker 3: a shake and stanners shaking.
Speaker 4: Bye. Come on, Clint, it's a good Lisa from Warren
Speaker 4: for five kids.
Speaker 2: Come on, Lisa, it's a thousand bucks.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, Oh Lisa, what will one thousand dollars
Speaker 3: do for your family?
Speaker 8: Oh my god. Oh that's amazing that I can't Yeah,
Speaker 8: that's so good, you know what. Thank you so much.
Speaker 5: I'll tell you what.
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Speaker 8: Oh my god, that's amazing so much.
Speaker 4: Can the kids give us a bit of a shout out?
Speaker 5: No, no, no, no, they're just clip we're not cooled mine.
Speaker 3: Come on kids? Hello?
Speaker 10: Hi?
Speaker 3: Hi?
Speaker 8: Yeah no they can't because I'm on the hondheld they
Speaker 8: can't hear.
Speaker 4: So they the other day, Lease the other day, Lauren,
Speaker 4: come over to my place. You walked in and I
Speaker 4: said to Felix, my ten year old, say hi to
Speaker 4: say hi to Lauren?
Speaker 5: What do you say?
Speaker 3: Suck and kept walking, didn't ever look me in the eyes.
Speaker 3: I said, I think he likes me.
Speaker 4: Up did you say stup back?
Speaker 3: You said he was already gone by them? Sup this
Speaker 3: up up said, said, what's up?
Speaker 7: Bro?
Speaker 3: Hasn't spoken to me, never heard from him again.
Speaker 4: That's gone eleven. Aweke we shake the tree again tomorrow.
Speaker 4: Some shocking news came in overnight. Guys, Clint's missed down
Speaker 4: on the World's Sexiest Man. We have ourselves in you
Speaker 4: one who wants to announce it.
Speaker 5: You do it? Because I can't say, then you do it.
Speaker 3: John Krasinski, Ladies and Gentlemen, has been voted the world's
Speaker 3: sexiest Man.
Speaker 5: What are you laughing at?
Speaker 4: John? Loves going to leave Grizzo.
Speaker 3: I'm surprised competitions like the World's Sexiest Man haven't been
Speaker 3: canceled yet. I was saying this morning, is there a World's.
Speaker 4: Sexiest woman competition universe?
Speaker 3: But there is, missus. But that's not just about being sexy.
Speaker 3: But that's what I think this is about, right, Because
Speaker 3: he's also so funny, I says, a handsome rooster, right,
Speaker 3: he's got a rig that he gets out occasionally. If
Speaker 3: you've seen those photos.
Speaker 5: Who's the one that does it? Who's the magazine?
Speaker 3: People?
Speaker 6: Magazine?
Speaker 4: Like if you look at the history of the world
Speaker 4: sexist man last few years, it's always it's semi taking
Speaker 4: the piss like it's Ryan Reynolds, you jackman.
Speaker 3: But that's what I'm saying, that's what's sexy. Being funny
Speaker 3: is sexy. Being funny is sexy. Being able to sing
Speaker 3: is sexy.
Speaker 4: If you could have told the girls I went to
Speaker 4: high school, you could have told the girls who went
Speaker 4: to high school with that being funny is sexy.
Speaker 5: I would really appreciate it.
Speaker 3: But you're a funny weird He's funny, heart heart different.
Speaker 4: I'm also mayor of the friend zone. Has Big John
Speaker 4: been in Men's Health?
Speaker 3: No full name John, because Christian's kits married to Emily Blair.
Speaker 3: They're a hot family. They're a beautiful fu family.
Speaker 4: Here's the guy Lawrence got history, Well I haven't.
Speaker 3: I've let him a couple of times, and he's lovely
Speaker 3: and funny.
Speaker 5: What's he like close up?
Speaker 3: What's the skin like I wasn't staring at his skin.
Speaker 3: I didn't get that close. Like, to be honest, I
Speaker 3: was busiest staring at his white family blunt who. I
Speaker 3: think he's one of the most beautiful women in the
Speaker 3: world and also one of the funniest people I've ever
Speaker 3: really really, she's a who.
Speaker 2: I can see you and her on the Brilliant, Brilliant,
Speaker 2: the Spicy Marks.
Speaker 5: They were you on the Spicy make.
Speaker 3: Weren't on the Spicy the bubbles, I think we were.
Speaker 3: I think we were drinking rose of ice just for something.
Speaker 3: But he's funny and funny. Well not that I've taken, no,
Speaker 3: not in my personal collection, but from People magazine. He's
Speaker 3: got a great reach.
Speaker 5: Jesus, it's pretty good, a great cheese on it.
Speaker 4: It's a bit of shadowing.
Speaker 3: Looks much like you, Clint, absolutely if.
Speaker 4: You squint, hey, I've got a question. What happened to
Speaker 4: Glen Powell? Also attractive, very attractive. I thought he might
Speaker 4: be that.
Speaker 3: Kind of nerdy, which is also sexy. Now like think
Speaker 3: Taylor looking hot.
Speaker 2: Look at the check bones on Glenn pet.
Speaker 4: Let's say, oh no, that's the guy he was in
Speaker 4: that remake of Twister.
Speaker 5: I walked down on it.
Speaker 3: He was in that movie. Anyone but Sydney Sween watch.
Speaker 5: Him in a movie. Watching on mute wasn't great. Actor
Speaker 5: got a rig on him.
Speaker 3: It's a bit, that's it, guys in twenty twenty four.
Speaker 3: It's not just about the rig. It's about the skills.
Speaker 3: That's like, you know what, being smart.
Speaker 4: It's about the rizz, the rig and riz sexy.
Speaker 3: If you're smart, don't you know what? Being able?
Speaker 4: I just don't like when girls like you know what
Speaker 4: in the funny guys, No, you're not.
Speaker 5: You're into hot.
Speaker 3: Guys, Yeah, hot and funny.
Speaker 2: I mean you're ticking to You're not listening to them
Speaker 2: unless they're hot, exactly.
Speaker 3: There's many things that make people sexy, like when you
Speaker 3: see someone really driving, well about that's hot.
Speaker 5: Have you seen me?
Speaker 3: Sometimes people are away they.
Speaker 5: I get I get turned on by a way girl drifts.
Speaker 3: That's sexy. What chicks and newts sexy?
Speaker 4: Yeah? Girl doing a parallel part.
Speaker 3: Floats your boat?
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Speaker 3: This man who can cook sexy and I get a
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Speaker 3: She just loves my brother so much more every time. Well,
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Speaker 10: Oh my god?
Speaker 3: Who did you say? I Love you? It was Jane Austen.
Speaker 8: Oh god, I know that.
Speaker 3: It's one of those ones that as soon as you
Speaker 3: hear it, you're a hoot. Angela.
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Speaker 5: She sounds like a hoot.
Speaker 3: It's eight thirteen. Get her at til next week.
Speaker 4: All claim the car park doing something dodgy. Yesterday, we'll
Speaker 4: go the next It is grown on me and I
Speaker 4: like it.
Speaker 5: What he said.
Speaker 4: Morning everyone, just going sixteen past eight. You are on
Speaker 4: the air here on over one hundred.
Speaker 3: I've got an apology to make. I said that song sucks.
Speaker 3: You love it, and I just caught myself it's a
Speaker 3: grower driving down the hallway.
Speaker 2: I was driving, but.
Speaker 3: Just me, so I apologize because I know Bruno Mars listens.
Speaker 4: First first listen. It was a bit of a stinker.
Speaker 4: But yeah, it's certainly.
Speaker 3: Just growing, not a shower.
Speaker 4: Absolutely.
Speaker 5: I might still need another five minutes with Gaga's new.
Speaker 3: Song, but anyway, I haven't warm to that yet.
Speaker 4: Yesterday we arrived at the Nova Studios, Lauren and I
Speaker 4: same time. As we drove in, we found Clints down away,
Speaker 4: sitting in the cover of darkness.
Speaker 3: And he's very excited.
Speaker 4: He was very excited watching something on and I was like, well,
Speaker 4: I'm not approaching him, you do you you go?
Speaker 3: I knocked straight on the window and said, what.
Speaker 4: Do you think you was doing.
Speaker 3: I don't want to say what I thought. I assumed
Speaker 3: you're watching the high lights of the Melbourne Football Club
Speaker 3: winning the ground or something that got you equally excited.
Speaker 3: It was this we do with two wonderful children. Advice
Speaker 3: to you is put your own orxygen mask on first.
Speaker 3: You just have to get late.
Speaker 4: It's been four years now you're actively a nun.
Speaker 3: I've set you up on tender.
Speaker 12: What's tender?
Speaker 2: She's like my spirit animal.
Speaker 3: Guys, She's back Bridget Jones Jones.
Speaker 4: This is the fourth installment.
Speaker 3: Now, I've never related to a character more than I
Speaker 3: do Bridge. What is it about Bridget Jones that you
Speaker 3: She gets herself in a pickle, gets herself out of
Speaker 3: it sometimes. Yep, she falls in love with all the
Speaker 3: wrong people. She wears spanks.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you's just got to work out for the race.
Speaker 3: So she's back for her fourth installment. And the trailer
Speaker 3: has some shocking things in it. Clinton, I don't know
Speaker 3: if I can say it.
Speaker 4: Well, Darcy's dead, dear, Well, okay, what's in the trailer?
Speaker 3: Mister Darcy?
Speaker 5: In the trailer?
Speaker 4: He did he did so.
Speaker 2: She's a single mother of two.
Speaker 3: I guess who's back.
Speaker 4: Mister.
Speaker 3: She's confusing because we thought he was brown Bread Daniel Cleaver,
Speaker 3: Dean Daniel Cleaver Cleaver. U.
Speaker 4: So you're telling me you've seen this movie? Oh my gosh,
Speaker 4: have you seen all three? All three? We should we
Speaker 4: should go to see number four.
Speaker 3: We should do a screening.
Speaker 4: We should do a screening.
Speaker 5: So you've seen Bridget Jones.
Speaker 3: I've seen Bridget Jones some much.
Speaker 4: What people will not know about one? Lauren Phillips, We
Speaker 4: ain't seen anything.
Speaker 3: But I've seen Bridget Jones, and I've seen Actually and
Speaker 3: I've seen The Holiday. And that's all you need to
Speaker 3: see the amount of movie. I haven't seen The Notebook,
Speaker 3: but never seen the Notebook, I don't think I've got
Speaker 3: an emotional mess.
Speaker 4: Yeah, because the amount of movies that she has not
Speaker 4: seen that we've all grown up with, I find astonishing.
Speaker 4: So it's a time of the day we like to
Speaker 4: test her movie knowledge. I will play you a famous
Speaker 4: grab from a movie. You just need to tell us
Speaker 4: what movie it's from. I will be blown away if
Speaker 4: you haven't seen this one basic Andy who sold joshul
Speaker 4: the day you put on that first pair of Jimmy choos.
Speaker 3: I saw it Devil Brad Emily Blunt love her. Obviously,
Speaker 3: I've seen all the block.
Speaker 4: That's Jase. That's a pretty simple start. I mean even
Speaker 4: this was big. I've been a rich man and I
Speaker 4: have been a poor man, and I was rich every time.
Speaker 3: Is that Leonardo DiCaprio in Ah Wolf of All Straight.
Speaker 4: I could hear you saying that, I can hear you.
Speaker 4: This is what I heard. I'm trying to help her
Speaker 4: sister out knew what it was, but I just had
Speaker 4: to help her get over.
Speaker 3: To prove that I've seen it. It's where he flies
Speaker 3: the helicopter. Then, yeah, what else does he say in
Speaker 3: that film? It's not showing me the money, because that's
Speaker 3: Tom Cruise in Jerry Maguire.
Speaker 4: The way he gets out of his white sports car
Speaker 4: is very similar to how you walk into public house.
Speaker 3: And I said that, what else does your saying that film?
Speaker 3: Margot Robbie is.
Speaker 4: Also she's very She's a fox.
Speaker 3: Anyway, We'll move anyway next.
Speaker 5: This is a classic.
Speaker 4: Okay, we would have grown up, we would have grown up.
Speaker 4: Played the grab were God. So we're going We're going
Speaker 4: streaking through the quad and into the gymnasium.
Speaker 3: Got every day come on, bringing green hat is an
Speaker 3: American bar?
Speaker 5: Non American bar.
Speaker 3: It's not American Pie.
Speaker 5: Do you recognize the voice?
Speaker 3: Is it the guy from American Pie? No, I only
Speaker 3: was picturing American Pie. I'm gonna need to listen again.
Speaker 4: We're God.
Speaker 3: That's Will Farrell.
Speaker 4: That's right, William Meryl.
Speaker 12: In Old.
Speaker 3: Clint old tool school, Old school, old school. Haven't seen it.
Speaker 3: I haven't seen it. Have seen step Brothers, though, if.
Speaker 5: You cheat again, you'll be asked to wait outside.
Speaker 3: I've seen step Brothers.
Speaker 2: Don't kick me out.
Speaker 4: I tried to help her out.
Speaker 5: Listening in the car. Will know this one.
Speaker 3: Lego movie, I'm not I saw that. I fell asleep
Speaker 3: in the first ten minutes and I woke up at
Speaker 3: the end.
Speaker 5: Ah, you know what the sequel's got. This song will
Speaker 5: get stuck inside your head? And it does?
Speaker 3: What song? Everything is awesome?
Speaker 5: No? No, the song?
Speaker 3: What song?
Speaker 5: This song's going to get stuck inside your head?
Speaker 3: What's the name of the song? Yeah, how does that go?
Speaker 3: Don't play It'll get stuck in my head.
Speaker 5: That's how it goes.
Speaker 4: This song is going to get stuck inside.
Speaker 3: I don't know it this can you play it?
Speaker 4: Hang on this song is going to get stuck inside
Speaker 4: your know that reminds me of click.
Speaker 3: Remember this is the.
Speaker 4: Song that my friend you're on the air with Jason
Speaker 4: Lauren Clintcer as well. We grew up with Savage Gardens.
Speaker 4: This man then peeled off to do his own solo
Speaker 4: career and we love that just as much as well.
Speaker 4: And he is back with his own memoir which is
Speaker 4: out now. Darren Hayes, good morning and welcome and Ova.
Speaker 9: Thanks for having me Darren Hayes.
Speaker 4: Let me see, I've got history with Darren. You're never
Speaker 4: going to talk about that.
Speaker 9: And also I was very confused about my sexuality.
Speaker 3: I've got a compliment. You're the best smelling guest we
Speaker 3: have ever had in this studio.
Speaker 9: That means a lot to me.
Speaker 3: He looks a mixologist I am.
Speaker 9: I'll tell you the truth as to why I smell
Speaker 9: good though, right, it's part of a thing that I
Speaker 9: think that anyone who is slightly famous should do, which
Speaker 9: is leave an impression.
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh.
Speaker 4: Unlovable is the memoir that's come out. I was going
Speaker 4: to bring up We've got history, so I interview you
Speaker 4: numerous times over the years. In fact, when I was
Speaker 4: a young fellow. I was at the big ceremony in
Speaker 4: Brisbane growing up on the main streets of Brisbane.
Speaker 9: And the keys to the city.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the keys to the city Savage Garden were given.
Speaker 5: Back in the day.
Speaker 9: Do you need to get into a building?
Speaker 4: I don't actually know what they do, but they do.
Speaker 9: They well, I can get into most people's homes.
Speaker 4: It's a universe thing.
Speaker 3: Or do you get to keep them for the rest
Speaker 3: of your life?
Speaker 9: Yeah, that's hilarious.
Speaker 4: Note it's ridiculous, isn't it.
Speaker 9: It's just like a wooden plastic thing that they present
Speaker 9: to you.
Speaker 5: Brisbane. Yeah.
Speaker 9: My book launch in Brisbane is at that same town hall.
Speaker 9: Been there since I got the Keys to the city.
Speaker 4: Will it be trauma?
Speaker 9: No, it was an extraordinary thing.
Speaker 4: Yeah. So the memoir. Was it cathartic? Yeah, of course
Speaker 4: it was.
Speaker 9: I had never planned to write a book. It's I
Speaker 9: don't consider myself a celebrity. It's not a celebrity memoir.
Speaker 9: It really is a book about overcoming trauma. I grew
Speaker 9: up in a family which I wrote about in Savage
Speaker 9: Garden and all throughout my career, but no one really
Speaker 9: put the pieces together. The song.
Speaker 3: I think we don't you know. We hear pop stars
Speaker 3: and these amazing musicians like yourself write these incredible songs,
Speaker 3: but you kin't it. You sing along to it, you
Speaker 3: don't really think about the trauma or the story behind it.
Speaker 9: Sure like two Beds and a Coffee Machine is a
Speaker 9: song from Famous Look at Me so I've got tickets,
Speaker 9: But it's a song from Affirmation about me, my mom,
Speaker 9: my sister, my brother being on their own, living in
Speaker 9: hotel rooms with two beds and a coffee machine running
Speaker 9: from my dad and people at the time, he used
Speaker 9: to say, God, that song is so sad. Who is
Speaker 9: it about? Back then, I was so ashamed I couldn't
Speaker 9: tell anyone who it was.
Speaker 3: Ah, what did you say? How did you answer that
Speaker 3: question back in the day.
Speaker 9: I think I avoided it out of respect for my mum,
Speaker 9: who was so brave in letting me put that song
Speaker 9: on the record. But this book came about because for
Speaker 9: my last album, I think, you know, Look, I'm fifty
Speaker 9: two now and I had.
Speaker 5: Lived with.
Speaker 9: A severe depressive disorder and PTSD from my childhood all
Speaker 9: my life, and I've had great treatment for it. But
Speaker 9: I did an article in the UK which was a
Speaker 9: childhood picture of me and I was ten, sitting on
Speaker 9: my bed, picture of Michael Jackson on the wall, and
Speaker 9: I looked like a happy little kid. And I wrote
Speaker 9: the story behind the picture, which was that nobody knew
Speaker 9: the horrors of what was going on in my home.
Speaker 9: And I had two book offers, one of them was
Speaker 9: thankfully from Penguin Australia, and they said, would you write
Speaker 9: that story? And I guess I was ready to.
Speaker 4: That's what I was about to say back then when
Speaker 4: you were asked about it. With the song, you probably
Speaker 4: just won't ready as well.
Speaker 3: It's so interesting because I know people who have not
Speaker 3: the same stories. You know, one's got the same story,
Speaker 3: but a similar story many people there, and kids carry
Speaker 3: so much weight protecting their parents from, like you said,
Speaker 3: the embarrassment of it and wearing this shield because you
Speaker 3: didn't want your mum to feel embarrassed about what your
Speaker 3: family was going through. It must have been such a burden,
Speaker 3: and you're certainly not alone in that, right. There will
Speaker 3: be families listening to this right now that no, oh
Speaker 3: my gosh, that's me. I would hate for people to
Speaker 3: know what my mum goes through. But being able to
Speaker 3: speak about it so truthfully and honestly is so powerful.
Speaker 9: I dedicate the book to my mom. I mostly wrote
Speaker 9: this because I think the thing I care about most
Speaker 9: in the world is women and violence against women. I
Speaker 9: know in this country it's a pandemic. It's I mean,
Speaker 9: there are so many women who are murdered by their
Speaker 9: disgruntled partners. What saddens me about this book is that
Speaker 9: back in the seventies when we were dealing with this,
Speaker 9: there were no laws to protect my mom. She couldn't
Speaker 9: leave my dad, he was an ex police officer. When
Speaker 9: she went to the police, they all just you know
Speaker 9: what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: There are laws about it. Now people are still stand They're.
Speaker 9: Still being murdered. Women are still being murdered. It's that's
Speaker 9: the thing that it's it really really moves me. So yes,
Speaker 9: this book a lot of it is about me, but
Speaker 9: it's really about women because my mom was such a victim,
Speaker 9: and it's about breaking cycles of abuse.
Speaker 4: I want to say Kurdos to you, because just by
Speaker 4: opening up and telling this side of your story, you
Speaker 4: would be helping so many people, more than you'll realize.
Speaker 9: I really want to and that's the whole gist. Of
Speaker 9: the book, you know, like it was scary to lift
Speaker 9: that veil and be so vulnerable, really joyful, really happy.
Speaker 4: Yeah, We're going to come back more with Darren Hayes
Speaker 4: on the other side of this sah on Nova. We
Speaker 4: are hanging out with Darren Hayes this morning, truly, madly, deeply.
Speaker 5: Do you do you still get into that.
Speaker 9: I've never stopped singing the songs. I don't know that
Speaker 9: the general public ever knew that. Because the breakup of
Speaker 9: the band was just so messy.
Speaker 4: I find as a true fan, I find it if
Speaker 4: like you, I don't even talk now, do you?
Speaker 9: He was incredibly unkind to me, and he didn't tell
Speaker 9: the truth when the band broke up, And I go,
Speaker 9: do you think there's any chance if he If no,
Speaker 9: I'll just stop you there.
Speaker 4: Even if he reached out, no, because.
Speaker 9: He has reached out several times and offered to go
Speaker 9: on the record and kind of apologize. What he did
Speaker 9: to me was public. Look, no one wants to hear
Speaker 9: about that stuff. Fans want to just hear songs.
Speaker 4: I got something joyful the player you love this. This
Speaker 4: was doing the rounds online.
Speaker 3: This guy, we love this?
Speaker 5: This got me Okay, so this is for hurligans. This
Speaker 5: is a whole full pub.
Speaker 12: Choir English footy fans.
Speaker 5: Here.
Speaker 4: We got hard men, I.
Speaker 12: Love it, arms around each other.
Speaker 9: Do you know what's so sweet about this is because
Speaker 9: we've always been very protective of that song. But what
Speaker 9: happened was I think it was the World Cup was
Speaker 9: falling on Valentine's Day and this was this amazing marketing ad.
Speaker 9: It might have been via Adidas or something, but I
Speaker 9: just loved the message and it was like, hey, love,
Speaker 9: I'm going to go to the footy. Please don't break
Speaker 9: up with me, but I love you. And these are
Speaker 9: real footy fans.
Speaker 4: Well, if you're protective of the music, you do not
Speaker 4: want to see videos of Lauren having a crack at karaoke.
Speaker 9: Everyone should sing. It's good for the soul totally. It
Speaker 9: doesn't matter if you think you can't sing or whatever.
Speaker 9: Everyone should sing. It just makes you.
Speaker 3: Feel what about it if you think you can sing
Speaker 3: but you can't Saturdakay asking for.
Speaker 9: Just I know quite well, just don't have a career
Speaker 9: in it.
Speaker 4: I mean on the radio, I haven't heard this, but
Speaker 4: I have just found out you released a cover of
Speaker 4: Last Christmas.
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh, we must put this on rotation.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it was.
Speaker 9: George Michael.
Speaker 3: You got to meet George Michael.
Speaker 9: We became somewhat acquaintances, and George Michael, I'm gonna this
Speaker 9: is going to sound like a humble brand.
Speaker 3: Go for it. It's George Mike.
Speaker 9: So I sang this song and then maybe six months later,
Speaker 9: was invited by Pavarotti duet with him at Pavarotine. Friends.
Speaker 3: Hang on, you did a with George Michael or Pavarotti.
Speaker 4: And you're friends.
Speaker 9: I was the friend's friend single and I had to
Speaker 9: sing an Italian.
Speaker 4: And it's the go to love me, I know that.
Speaker 9: Here's the deal. We go to Moderna in Italy. Guess
Speaker 9: who's on the bill. Tracy Chapman, Annie Lennox, George Michael,
Speaker 9: and Darryl Haynes from Soundgarden, right, and I'm thinking total
Speaker 9: imposter syndrome. Whatevervarotti and Friends couldn't have been nicer.
Speaker 4: Yet.
Speaker 9: The friends were Aqua Aqua with Pavarotti traditional and actually
Speaker 9: the lead singer whose name, forgive me, I can't remember.
Speaker 9: She's a beautiful person and hasn't great voice. But here's
Speaker 9: the deal. The other guy was like dumb on Bobby,
Speaker 9: I don't know if he can send.
Speaker 3: So Pavarotti didn't say Barbie girl.
Speaker 9: He gave me singing lessons. Pavarotti he took the key
Speaker 9: and he raised it five semi tones because in Spanish,
Speaker 9: I'm sorry. In Italian he kept saying, no, no, you're returning,
Speaker 9: you're atturning, you're antenna.
Speaker 2: I was just like whatever.
Speaker 9: But anyway, then George is on the same show and
Speaker 9: he walks up to me and he goes, you're saying
Speaker 9: summer mine, didn't you George did? And I'm like, George, Michael.
Speaker 4: Knew about it, Yes, are you here for royalties?
Speaker 9: And I just went I sat there frozen, and he went,
Speaker 9: I quite liked it a little wink.
Speaker 3: I just oh, Michael, because when he said it, were
Speaker 3: you like, oh my god, he's taking a savvy in
Speaker 3: my song.
Speaker 9: Yeah, you know what. I once did a Prince cover
Speaker 9: and you know how Prince reacted to that.
Speaker 3: I didn't like it.
Speaker 9: He not that. Not only did he not like it,
Speaker 9: he said, please burn all copies.
Speaker 2: Was a live.
Speaker 4: Recording on a DVD.
Speaker 5: Can we find it on YouTube?
Speaker 9: No, you actually can, We must go it was it
Speaker 9: was my song popular Match mashed up with Baby on.
Speaker 3: The Star please burn? Or was that in a voice
Speaker 3: note or an email it was?
Speaker 9: I don't know how he communicated. I think it might
Speaker 9: have been at that point through visible ink because at
Speaker 9: that point but yeah, we had filmed it in like
Speaker 9: HD cameras. It was a d v D about to
Speaker 9: come out, and I was so proud and it was
Speaker 9: like he had one d per of the royalties and
Speaker 9: he went burn it, burn old copies.
Speaker 4: Oh wow.
Speaker 3: I could imagine him saying that you know.
Speaker 7: Him.
Speaker 3: He's a genius, the artist formerly known as Prince.
Speaker 9: He's a genius him.
Speaker 5: Terribly well, so are you, sir.
Speaker 4: Darren Hayes new memoir Unlovable is available now. It's very
Speaker 4: good to see.
Speaker 3: You, so lovable smell.
Speaker 9: I'll be emailing through the concoction later on and I.
Speaker 4: Will reply with videos of Lauren hacking your song a carryokee.
Speaker 4: That is it, guys. We are getting out of here.
Speaker 3: Thank you for being I thank you very.
Speaker 4: Much for joining us for the show today.
Speaker 5: It has been absolute hope.
Speaker 3: It has Thank you Melbourne. We love spending our Thursday
Speaker 3: with you, spending tomorrow with you too. Actually, I'll be
Speaker 3: back are you coming back, You're coming back to be
Speaker 3: We'll I'll be here.
Speaker 4: Hey.
Speaker 3: Just reminder though we do have that we do have
Speaker 3: that Bluie Blueiz world trip up for hang on, make
Speaker 3: that sound like a world trip.
Speaker 4: Stand by for Redder. Thank you for being We are
Speaker 4: getting out.
Speaker 3: I'll be back tomorrow and I just want to find
Speaker 3: you all that we have a trip to blue as
Speaker 3: well for grabs, a family holiday. You could be getting
Speaker 3: flights and a trip to What we have to do, Lauren,
Speaker 3: what they have to do is tell us on the
Speaker 3: internet via Instagram, Facebook, TikTok how much you love blue
Speaker 3: You want to find Melbourne's because Bluey fans tag at
Speaker 3: Jason Lauren hashtag Jason Lauren loves Bluey. Do a picture,
Speaker 3: do a video, Paint the family blue if you like creative,
Speaker 3: will be winning that trip.
Speaker 5: Now you paint the family blue. That's the one get.
Speaker 3: Really that might go to Smurf World.
Speaker 4: Tomorrow morning we announced the winner. Also, if you want
Speaker 4: to be a cool parent, your kids are into basketball,
Speaker 4: you're going to want them listening tomorrow on the way
Speaker 4: to school. Yeah.
Speaker 2: One of the NBA's hottest players right now, Dyson Daniels,
Speaker 2: a Bendy go boy Victorian.
Speaker 4: He's going to join us on the line tomorrow. Can't
Speaker 4: wait playing in the NBA ripping match.
Speaker 2: He just collected twenty eight points.
Speaker 3: Did he get any three points?
Speaker 2: I think he did.
Speaker 4: Think there are a few laps, a few slam dunts.
Speaker 5: Yep.
Speaker 3: I'm going to have to get a jersey because I
Speaker 3: am a band sank pause for it. I'm going to
Speaker 3: have to get a singlet because I am a bandwagon
Speaker 3: jump let singlets.
Speaker 5: We are getting out.
Speaker 3: I'm not going No, we're not going to do the
Speaker 3: whole thing. The Blues will, so we've got a trip there.
Speaker 3: Hey Melbourn, thanks for joining us this morning. We love
Speaker 3: doing this show with you.
Speaker 4: Thanks for being here absolutely and we'll see it tomorrow
Speaker 4: when we do it all again. Have a great Thursday.
Speaker 7: Thank you.
Speaker 3: It's gonna be a good Jason Lauren, Jason Lauren wake
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