Speaker 1: Quick every day.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 3: This is a concerning statistic that's coming through Joe's. Some
Speaker 3: Aussies have started wearing controversial footwear such as crocs, slides
Speaker 3: and sandals with socks to work out at the gym,
Speaker 3: leving many other gym go it's perplexed over this little trend.
Speaker 3: And I know exactly where it's coming from. It's an
Speaker 3: American thing, particularly like a basketball theme thing. Like the
Speaker 3: kids over there will wear their slides and then they'll
Speaker 3: put their basketball shoes on, and then I wear their
Speaker 3: slides pretty much to and from the gym.
Speaker 4: But now they're just like wearing them to work out.
Speaker 3: Some of the vision that's coming through with the youngsters
Speaker 3: these days as kids like doing leg exercises like squats
Speaker 3: and stuff slides on, which is just so dangerous. And
Speaker 3: my ankles are screaming when I even say that. They're like, WHOA,
Speaker 3: absolutely crumble under that sort of pressure.
Speaker 1: I don't think my gym would allow that. You've got
Speaker 1: to have adequate footwear go into the gym.
Speaker 3: You've probably got it most gyms, I reckon, you've probably
Speaker 3: got to have clothes.
Speaker 1: Football from a woman who a ten kilo weight on
Speaker 1: her foot. I would highly recommend you don't wear crocs
Speaker 1: in the gym.
Speaker 3: But also, what an idiot.
Speaker 1: Okay, when I say a woman, I meant me, I
Speaker 1: don't understand.
Speaker 4: I got your head.
Speaker 3: She didn't know. I just saw a little servo because
Speaker 3: I think the broader issue and it's a big issue now,
Speaker 3: it's just it's crocs.
Speaker 4: It's crocs.
Speaker 3: I can't hide from crocs anymore. Yeah, like every time,
Speaker 3: like Nana, it's not a thing. They jump up and
Speaker 3: they bite you in the bump.
Speaker 1: I'm still getting over the whole socks and Birkenstocks thing.
Speaker 1: I haven't recovered from that. Now you're hitting me up
Speaker 1: with with.
Speaker 3: Crocs.
Speaker 4: Oh that's okay.
Speaker 1: So okay, Birkenstocks and socks are okay, but crocs and
Speaker 1: socks aren't.
Speaker 3: Yeah, because I always thought the Birkenstocks were like the
Speaker 3: classy crocs. But now I've got a couple of mates,
Speaker 3: never a couple of mates, and we're all sort of pushing.
Speaker 3: We're pushing forty. I've got one or two mates, so
Speaker 3: we're genuinely like Nana, aggressively back into.
Speaker 4: That is such an oxymoron.
Speaker 1: Classy crocs, you're an oxymore you're a moron, is.
Speaker 3: Particular. Can I just do a quick pole then, and
Speaker 3: based on what happens here right now will be whether
Speaker 3: or not I jump back on the crock train. Okay, okay,
Speaker 3: Jodie crocs yes or no?
Speaker 4: Hell no?
Speaker 3: Okay, I like that. Abs crocs yes or no? And
Speaker 3: give us a little reason why we're against No.
Speaker 5: They are the ugliest things I've ever seen in my life.
Speaker 4: Number one.
Speaker 5: Number two from someone who has had issues with planta
Speaker 5: fasciitis because I used to not wear correct footwear while
Speaker 5: working twelve hours in a pub. Kids, you'll find out
Speaker 5: what that is when you turn thirty. Do not wear
Speaker 5: crocs and especially going to the gym. Like people who
Speaker 5: were people who wear jeans to the gym, What are
Speaker 5: you doing?
Speaker 4: Grow up? Seriously, people wear jeans to the gens. They do.
Speaker 5: I saw a guy walking Mount Lofty once in jeans.
Speaker 5: I was like, mate, what are you doing?
Speaker 1: No, I don't know that we needed your full medical
Speaker 1: foot history, then do we?
Speaker 4: Yes, you do, because this hurt.
Speaker 3: So your thoughts and guess what those always a bit
Speaker 3: of a voice of the younger generation mid twenties, that true,
Speaker 3: what are we doing?
Speaker 6: Big?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 4: Huge no, particularly to the gym.
Speaker 5: My parents is to make me wear crocs to go fishing,
Speaker 5: and I was mortified.
Speaker 3: Remember those days, Oh god, you're such a loser.
Speaker 4: And that was only a year ago.
Speaker 3: I guess we can all agree then that were still
Speaker 3: firmly on board socks and birkenstocks. Thanks ladies.
Speaker 7: For it.
Speaker 3: Now this is your one stop shop for education when
Speaker 3: it comes to all things mummy and daddy. Time.
Speaker 8: You know what?
Speaker 3: Too aggressive? Too aggressive? Let's turne it back.
Speaker 4: I'm in the moon now and I'm the.
Speaker 3: Guy to tell you what not to do in the sack? Really,
Speaker 3: what are these articles? Fine?
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 3: It's crazy. I don't know.
Speaker 4: You literally never log onto your computer and yet here
Speaker 4: we are.
Speaker 3: They smack me in the face.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Sex and Relationships psychotherapist Miranda Christopher's is sharing five signs
Speaker 3: why you suck in the sack? Why do these articles
Speaker 3: find me? I asked a question once again, I'm not sure.
Speaker 3: If you want to go through them, and you can
Speaker 3: sort of ask yourself if these apply to you, will
Speaker 3: do a bit of a test.
Speaker 4: I will mentally tick them off.
Speaker 3: Yes, okay, Number one, you lack confidence. Oh and that's
Speaker 3: a big one for blokes. Okay, massive one for blokes.
Speaker 3: And I don't know.
Speaker 4: Where are you lacking confidence?
Speaker 3: Where am I not lacking confidence? Do you know what
Speaker 3: I mean?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Right, I walk up a big game, but when push
Speaker 3: comes to shove, if you know exactly what I mean,
Speaker 3: then sometimes things fall a little bit short. Okay, okay,
Speaker 3: A confidence is key for men. Because the men don't
Speaker 3: have confidence, then you basically can't even get started.
Speaker 4: Can I say, is this a size issue?
Speaker 3: We'll get to that. Number two. Are you're easily distracted?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 3: Yeah, You're easily distracted in every single situation outside of
Speaker 3: the bedroom. I'm not sure what happens in between the shoots,
Speaker 3: but can only assume that sometimes it supplies to you.
Speaker 4: Okay, Can I ask you this question?
Speaker 3: I'll be getting distracted right now, checking about getting distracted.
Speaker 4: Can I ask you this?
Speaker 1: So? Why is it that men aren't bothered if there
Speaker 1: are children around?
Speaker 3: Well as you talking about your husband? Yes, I'm bothered
Speaker 3: of children around. Yeah, Oh my.
Speaker 4: Gosh, no he's not. Wow, he's like, I'm not.
Speaker 1: I'm like, I genuinely cannot focus on this if there
Speaker 1: are children on the other side of that door.
Speaker 3: See children A solid distraction. What about this one? You're
Speaker 3: embarrassed to talk about sex with your partner. Yeah, I'm
Speaker 3: not super comfortable talking about sex in my partner. I
Speaker 3: mean super comfortable talking about sex at all. I'm a bloke.
Speaker 3: I'm not comfortable to talking about anything that's sort of
Speaker 3: half emotional.
Speaker 1: So you genuinely can't have a conversation with Kara about
Speaker 1: what is pleasing and not pleasing.
Speaker 3: Maybe I don't know. I don't think we've all God
Speaker 3: what it looks of getting from the ladies in you ow?
Speaker 4: Yeah, oh god, it sucks to be car.
Speaker 3: It certainly does. Number four, you don't change your routine.
Speaker 3: See here's where it gets tricky, because you're like, I
Speaker 3: think I'm one of a good thing here. I don't
Speaker 3: want to change up. But also I'm scared to try
Speaker 3: new things. But what I've just found out is my
Speaker 3: original routine, which I've been doing forever. It's really bad.
Speaker 4: Oh my god.
Speaker 3: And finally, you feel shame if you don't perform sexual performance.
Speaker 3: Anxiety affects nine to twenty five percent of men contributing
Speaker 3: to I don't want to say this, so I'm just
Speaker 3: going to disguise it. Premature is shmacks you shmaky See
Speaker 3: it's a real thing.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I can genuinely say if you get it so infrequently,
Speaker 1: you'll perform.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well, you perform too successfully too early. That's the problem.
Speaker 3: It's a different sort of anxiety. I'm also some ones
Speaker 3: that I've named in as well. If your nickname is
Speaker 3: pee Wee McGhee, then you're probably in all sorts of trouble.
Speaker 3: But also if you've got a self prescribed nickname of horse,
Speaker 3: you're probably trying to hide something.
Speaker 4: You've ever standard so high.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so I run that test by myself. Joe, it's
Speaker 3: you put it through the system. Here's the results, Kara
Speaker 3: is dangerous soundsatisfied read test.
Speaker 1: Just seeing shots of Travis Kelcey arriving at the super Bowl,
Speaker 1: it's an interesting kit that he's.
Speaker 4: Wearing, isn't it.
Speaker 3: He really goes for it, doesn't he? Well spark this
Speaker 3: sort of Michael Jackson esque jacket.
Speaker 1: You no more than me, But the all the players
Speaker 1: in the States who are superstars really get into like
Speaker 1: dressing up to arrive.
Speaker 3: Yeah, not just the NFL players as well, the NBA players.
Speaker 3: Think Russell Westbrook and some of those guys are really
Speaker 3: West Mount rageous kits Kyle Kuzma, if you know what
Speaker 3: I'm talking about. Yeah, thirty twenty four to ten? What
Speaker 3: did you get into because of your partner? How many
Speaker 3: people do you think are watching the NFL surely because
Speaker 3: their partner's into Tyerswift.
Speaker 1: And you wonder how much Taitu was into the NFL
Speaker 1: before she started dating one of the players.
Speaker 3: Yes, yeah, you'd love to just sit her down and
Speaker 3: just test her knowledge.
Speaker 1: Yes, absolutely, it happens, though, like I can't say I
Speaker 1: had a vested interest in ice hockey before I met my.
Speaker 3: Own Sorry, I don't believe you. Are you telling me
Speaker 3: that you didn't have a passion for Australian ice hockey
Speaker 3: before you met your husband?
Speaker 4: Isn't that strange?
Speaker 3: That shocks me?
Speaker 1: I know, But here we are, and now I'll find
Speaker 1: myself sitting down watching the NHLA even when my husband's
Speaker 1: not home.
Speaker 3: It's funny because thanks to my wife, Carra, I very
Speaker 3: much got into ice. And when I say ice, of course,
Speaker 3: I mean frozen water.
Speaker 1: Yes.
Speaker 3: Their family business, of course was Adelaide ice. Yea, now
Speaker 3: Arctic ice.
Speaker 4: You're looking around the room and everyone's horrified. I can't lie.
Speaker 3: And that that was a family business. So for a
Speaker 3: few summers as well, I would help out and I
Speaker 3: would deliver eyes in some of the vans. There you go,
Speaker 3: didn't you crash? Event I did crash a van on
Speaker 3: the first day. First day, good stuff. The other thing
Speaker 3: that I got into because of my partner car was
Speaker 3: little dogs. So I was born and raised on the
Speaker 3: farm where it was purely either border Collie or kelpies. Yes,
Speaker 3: and I had this sort of I don't know. I'd
Speaker 3: always look at little white fluffy dogs and be like,
Speaker 3: do you know what they're not for me? Little white
Speaker 3: fluffy ones.
Speaker 1: I have to say that I don't know a lot
Speaker 1: of men that are into little white fluffy dogs that
Speaker 1: yup a lot. Yes, And also in your case with Indiana,
Speaker 1: she used to pee everywhere.
Speaker 3: Oh, she was a world champion and winging huntiles.
Speaker 4: But well, to be fair, she was in continent.
Speaker 3: She was she had a bit of a back issue.
Speaker 3: But I have never loved an animal more. She was
Speaker 3: a Maltese pool. Unfortunately she passed away not too long ago.
Speaker 3: She was fifteen, so she had a very very good innings.
Speaker 3: But because of that, I've never loved an animal and
Speaker 3: now when I see a little white fluffy thing, I
Speaker 3: with the first to jump on all fours and give
Speaker 3: a nice big pat.
Speaker 1: There are rumors that you were spotted a lot walking
Speaker 1: around the st streets of West Croydon with your.
Speaker 3: Little absolutely and extremely proud of.
Speaker 1: It because you're a man's man and I don't know
Speaker 1: if that's a man's man dog, but.
Speaker 4: Yet there you were.
Speaker 1: That's wrong, toddling along having to stop every eight steps.
Speaker 4: Indiana, good, We.
Speaker 3: An absolute enthusiast now for small white dogs.
Speaker 1: Let's do this this morning. Thirteen twenty fourteen. What did
Speaker 1: you get into because of your partner?
Speaker 4: What did you have absolutely no interesting in before and
Speaker 4: now you are obsessed?
Speaker 3: So can we just confirm something you are interested in
Speaker 3: Australian ice hockey now or you're still not?
Speaker 4: What's so much the Australian saying?
Speaker 1: Since he retired, however, and now we have no ice
Speaker 1: arena to speak of, really because that's been a disaster
Speaker 1: on the weekend.
Speaker 4: However, I still like the NHL, like the big stuff.
Speaker 3: Yeah that's cool. Thirteen twenty four ten. What did you
Speaker 3: get into because of your partner? I just wonder how
Speaker 3: many people across the planets are purely watching the Super
Speaker 3: Bowl because of their partner's interest in either Travis Kelcey
Speaker 3: maybe or Taylor.
Speaker 1: Sw Yeah, it's a good question. At in twenty four ten,
Speaker 1: we'd love to get you involved this morning. Good morning, stew.
Speaker 1: What'd you get into because your partner?
Speaker 9: Well, hey, guys, how are you? I am an avid
Speaker 9: American sports fan and I follow all teams from Philadelphia religiously,
Speaker 9: not because of my current partner, but because of my
Speaker 9: ex wife, who I'm now divorced from that I couldn't
Speaker 9: divorce myself from the team.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Hiladelphia, strong connection.
Speaker 4: We're talking the Flyers in the ice hockey What are
Speaker 4: we talking?
Speaker 9: Yeah, Flyers probably first, seventy six's and Phillies equal second
Speaker 9: third if you like. And the Eagles first, who who
Speaker 9: had a great season until they dipped off about two
Speaker 9: thirds of the way through.
Speaker 4: Yes, you're on s CN with Hazy and Kane this morning.
Speaker 3: Yeah, hang on, hang on second, and just on that
Speaker 3: Joe's is this my old mates jew from s E Oh?
Speaker 3: Is it?
Speaker 6: Yes?
Speaker 3: Legend your Boddy legend. Hey feels like a bit of
Speaker 3: an alfare chap. But congratulations mate, you got married last
Speaker 3: week and I saw it.
Speaker 9: I did, Yes, thank you very much to KP who
Speaker 9: I know you love dearly. She is a Yeah, she
Speaker 9: is just the most awesome person in the world. And
Speaker 9: I am very, very, very lucky to be married to her.
Speaker 9: And I'm listening to this station now because of my daughter.
Speaker 9: I very much lost the battle for the for the
Speaker 9: dial in the morning, a huge Taylor swift Dan, and
Speaker 9: we've been trying religiously to win tickets. So here's those
Speaker 9: and everything else that I have in my extremities crossed
Speaker 9: so that we've got any chance of getting those tickets.
Speaker 3: But yeah, I want to I know you. I know
Speaker 3: you well enough to know that you're a slave for
Speaker 3: fresheets and throwbacks, gilt charge.
Speaker 1: I thought you were going to say, I listened to
Speaker 1: over now because I love Hazy so much that I
Speaker 1: followed him across from SCN. But that's not the case apparently.
Speaker 9: Well listen, if there's a this is a by product
Speaker 9: win of losing the dial, it's hearing a dulcet tones
Speaker 9: of the morning.
Speaker 3: Thank you to you're beautiful man, give my best to
Speaker 3: your lovely wife Kpe.
Speaker 4: Oh wow, what a reunion that was. Isn't that nicely?
Speaker 3: That's what it's all about, lady gentlemen a.
Speaker 1: Vanessa, Hey Vanessa, what did you take an interest in
Speaker 1: because of your partner?
Speaker 6: Good morning team, how are you great?
Speaker 4: Thank you.
Speaker 10: So there's a few things, but my number one on
Speaker 10: the list would be fishing.
Speaker 3: Fish.
Speaker 10: Look fishing, I always looked at it's a lot of
Speaker 10: boring thicks. Yeah, like I just think it's such a
Speaker 10: waste of time.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 10: I used to get mad at like just it was
Speaker 10: just something that you think. Cur ate me, Like you're
Speaker 10: on a boat, say hours doing nothing catching fish. Yeah,
Speaker 10: and now look at me on the weekends, I'm eating
Speaker 10: to on the boat for twelve hours past the day
Speaker 10: with heatstroke. I like love it, absolutely love it with
Speaker 10: our partner for four years. But that's probably my top
Speaker 10: of top on the list for sure.
Speaker 3: It's amazing.
Speaker 4: What do you go fishing for? What are you looking at?
Speaker 4: What are you looking for? In terms of anything?
Speaker 10: Well, we went over to Stansbury on the weekend and
Speaker 10: we caught whiting. We've caught a couple of schoolies. Yeah,
Speaker 10: just anything, really squid as well. We we were unlucky
Speaker 10: over the weekend. But just anything. It's good to be
Speaker 10: out on the boat and just be on the water.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so good, Vanessa so done, just going to be converted,
Speaker 1: Vanessa bates aro own hawk. I can't do that, yuck.
Speaker 3: Well, yeah, I just can't seem as I've getting into fishing.
Speaker 4: But it's really alsa. What do you get into because
Speaker 4: of your partner?
Speaker 8: How are you going home and away?
Speaker 3: Of course you did? I mean you're only human, right, right?
Speaker 4: So you assuming your husband is it was into home
Speaker 4: and away or you?
Speaker 11: Yes?
Speaker 8: And you always had to be home by seven for
Speaker 8: home and away? Was he back by seven?
Speaker 3: That's amazing? So favorite characters there from Home and Away?
Speaker 4: Honestly, I like Cash Cash yeah right, reason, Yeah, he's
Speaker 4: pretty cute.
Speaker 1: Cash the one in the middle of a love triangle
Speaker 1: at the moment.
Speaker 4: Or have I got him confused with someone else?
Speaker 8: No? No, he's not with Eden right.
Speaker 4: Sorry, Lisa, But all I can think about his bras
Speaker 4: still braks for me. No, bracks left the bay a
Speaker 4: long time ago.
Speaker 3: I did. But there's always the sport back in the bay,
Speaker 3: all blood stand. I've got that tattooed firmly across.
Speaker 4: My shoulders, thank you, Melissa.
Speaker 3: Enough of that, there's clear sack for eating leftover tuna
Speaker 3: sandwich and she's taken legal action. Makes you sick to
Speaker 3: your stomach, doesn't it?
Speaker 1: So?
Speaker 3: Clear? And the UK is going to get the lawyers
Speaker 3: and voiled after she was fired for eating a leftover
Speaker 3: sandwich from a discarded platter. Her name is Gabriella Rodriguez.
Speaker 3: She's from Equi Door. She was basically been for two
Speaker 3: years cleaning the officers of all these fancy lawyers and
Speaker 3: she was sacked just before Christmas for taking client property
Speaker 3: without authority or reasonable excuse. It's now going to hit
Speaker 3: the courts, which is a bit of an inception thing
Speaker 3: for the law form itself. But hopefully she wins and
Speaker 3: hopefully she gets a lot of money because I am
Speaker 3: firmly on her side. Are you absolutely so?
Speaker 1: If someone has a meeting in the boardroom at work,
Speaker 1: there's a plate of sandwich, is no one ever ever
Speaker 1: cleans off that plate ever? And then they park it
Speaker 1: in the kitchen for everyone else to have the leftovers?
Speaker 4: Do you partake?
Speaker 3: I'll do some research as to whose fingers have been
Speaker 3: on the sandwich. Oh okay, but for the most part, yes, absolutely, yeah, absolutely,
Speaker 3: And I've got an example for you as well, and
Speaker 3: I reckon, I've told you this before, and the judgment
Speaker 3: back then was quite fierce. And let's hopefully you've calmed
Speaker 3: down in this space since I remember being at Enzos. Yeah,
Speaker 3: and sure we'd have to deal with three beers.
Speaker 4: Yep, she was three.
Speaker 1: You sound like my husband. I just had a couple.
Speaker 1: A couple is anywhere from two to fourteen. So where
Speaker 1: on the scale did that fit?
Speaker 3: Okay, what's the next bracket? It was only just a
Speaker 3: couple of beers because, as you know, Enzo's do fantastic pizzas. Yes,
Speaker 3: very expensive, very expensive, but if you want a solid,
Speaker 3: good pizza experience, you go to Enso's. So I remember
Speaker 3: turning up there and there was a full pizza sitting
Speaker 3: on the bar with one piece missing. Okay, And through
Speaker 3: much discussion with my colleagues, including the great Bruce Avenue
Speaker 3: I think yes, and also the bar staff around who
Speaker 3: gave us a solid description of that person who had
Speaker 3: the pizza, we all decided that, yeah, we're gonna eat
Speaker 3: that pizza. It was almost cold, because if you'd let them.
Speaker 4: Go to waste, well, I don't know.
Speaker 1: I'm not sure about eating other people's food after they're
Speaker 1: done with it.
Speaker 3: Well, what if you know that they're a normal clean pep.
Speaker 4: How do you know that though?
Speaker 3: Because you asked the bar stuff.
Speaker 1: These are the same people that put nuts on the
Speaker 1: bar in day out.
Speaker 3: You don't touch do not touch those nuts on bars,
Speaker 3: because you know exactly where they've been. Things have been
Speaker 3: in there, They should have been washed, bet on the bathroom,
Speaker 3: all sorts of things. But for a pizza, okay, And
Speaker 3: even if you were as far as going it's a
Speaker 3: full pizza with one slice gone, even if you took
Speaker 3: out the two slices next next to slice, That's what
Speaker 3: I did, and then went from there.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think that's okay, So you might.
Speaker 3: Actually do it. So you definitely food from strangers.
Speaker 4: No, that is not what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: The only time I'm tempted in this space is almost
Speaker 1: I'm an absolute sucker for a hot chip, just a couple.
Speaker 1: And so you know, sometimes when you see, like maybe
Speaker 1: at the footy, when a couple of chips fall under
Speaker 1: the bench and you've seen it unfolded in real time,
Speaker 1: and you go that chip has gone from the fire
Speaker 1: to that bucket and it's fallen.
Speaker 4: On the bench. That's when I'm tempted, okay, just no.
Speaker 3: No, no, yeah, And as you know, with your me
Speaker 3: and our relationship, it's the biggest dick that I have. Yes, possible,
Speaker 3: as you just trying to steal my food constantly, sometimes
Speaker 3: before I've even created it. Yah, yeah, sometimes as it's
Speaker 3: going into my yep, you're like that parrot just sort
Speaker 3: of sweeps in gone like a dog, jumping up and
Speaker 3: writing a pringle out of my hand every single time
Speaker 3: just before it's going.
Speaker 4: To Okay, I will so guilty as charge. However, did
Speaker 4: you just compare me to a dog?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Absolutely, those little cho hours, That's what I'm saying
Speaker 3: as well. Right, I can picture it right now as well,
Speaker 3: with all the troubles that we've got, my last breath,
Speaker 3: my last breath, my last meal would be what's going
Speaker 3: to be to be some chips.
Speaker 1: Yep.
Speaker 3: I'd be sitting there trying to join my chips as
Speaker 3: my last meal.
Speaker 4: Oh can I just have a little nibble of it?
Speaker 3: And I must up all of my energy. No, I
Speaker 3: do love your accent, I must say, Jode's You've got
Speaker 3: this sort of gold coast tazzy twang going about it.
Speaker 3: Kidding it wasn't necessarily a bad thing. It could be
Speaker 3: a beautiful thing. Did you notice so when you moved
Speaker 3: to South Australia that South Australians had a different accent.
Speaker 1: Yeah, because we're God's country, right if we're English essentially
Speaker 1: and we just say things a little bit posher, Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's not grant.
Speaker 3: It's grant we said once instead of dance. Yeah, we're
Speaker 3: less Naisily in South.
Speaker 4: Australia we say lego instead of lego.
Speaker 3: No, we don't. We say lego because the rest of
Speaker 3: not just the country, but the world says lego. Are
Speaker 3: we different?
Speaker 4: I only say that because I know how pissed off
Speaker 4: it makes you.
Speaker 3: It really really grinds my gears. Let's talk sexy accents though.
Speaker 3: That's a lovely accent. You have New Jersey, Austria, Austria. Well,
Speaker 3: then good day, mate, Let's put another cramp.
Speaker 1: Our.
Speaker 3: New surveys realed that the Italian accent is considered the
Speaker 3: most attractive, booting the French accent well at the top
Speaker 3: of the list. Makes so much sense, doesn't it to me?
Speaker 7: Mario?
Speaker 3: Watch out, ladies, The Italian is Italian? Okay, Luegian?
Speaker 4: Shockingly, I haven't played a lot of Mario Kart.
Speaker 3: You playing Atari?
Speaker 8: Wow?
Speaker 4: He sees just keep on coming this break up with
Speaker 4: these I don't.
Speaker 3: Let's put it out there though. Thirteen twenty four to
Speaker 3: ten The sexiest accent? And do you have the sexiest accent?
Speaker 3: What country are you from?
Speaker 1: Yeah, we'd love to hear from here on top your
Speaker 1: list will be the judge. I love South African?
Speaker 3: Oh do you?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Okay, it's a little bit different. I know as a
Speaker 3: Blokekere works as a tech. His name is Gary. You
Speaker 3: love Gary's accent? Is that what you say?
Speaker 1: I don't love Gary, Gary, It's not I like Gary's accent.
Speaker 1: I don't love Gary. Right, I'm not tempted to go
Speaker 1: down to the engineering department and jump Gary if that's
Speaker 1: what you were asked.
Speaker 3: So what you're saying is you'd take Gary's accent on
Speaker 3: David Beckham's body.
Speaker 1: Take anyone accents anyone's accent on David began forty.
Speaker 3: Fair enough for me. Well, it's a beautiful Scottish accent,
Speaker 3: isn't it.
Speaker 4: Yeah? It has to be.
Speaker 3: I mean, for example, just listen to the two beautiful,
Speaker 3: fine Scottish tradesmen having a pretty civilized normal conversation. We
Speaker 3: can only assume in the heart of glasgown't.
Speaker 4: Put too much wheat you don't wonderful five.
Speaker 3: Minutes makes you wake at the knees.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, I'm so turned on.
Speaker 3: The other one that was, well, it does it for me.
Speaker 3: There's a few, of course, you've got the Kiwi accent.
Speaker 3: Beach beach is your beach is tell me something I
Speaker 3: don't know. You're heeps be very nice. Goodness fells down there.
Speaker 1: Also, you know, sorry, I'm sorry to cut you off,
Speaker 1: but how about people getting mixed up with a Kiwi
Speaker 1: accent and the Australian accent totally different.
Speaker 3: It's so different. So compare that to I don't know
Speaker 3: this sexualies. Let there be a thousand blossoms.
Speaker 12: Blooms, but I spending any time warrant because in the meantime,
Speaker 12: every three months a person's torn to pieces by a
Speaker 12: crocodile in North Queensland's on well, said.
Speaker 1: Bobby, Oh my god, if those Scottish blokes fighting didn't
Speaker 1: do it for me, I am so horny now, yeah,
Speaker 1: I know.
Speaker 3: And if you were horny, then wait till you listen
Speaker 3: to this. So gender just really taking you to the
Speaker 3: next level you went, sen Joe. Do you know me?
Speaker 3: I'm a very excitable character, aren't i? And at the
Speaker 3: drop of a hat, book naked. Yeah, it's like a
Speaker 3: good cup of coffee. Book naked, book naked. Oh, it's
Speaker 3: a lovely song. Naked.
Speaker 1: It's actually more difficult for you to keep your clothes
Speaker 1: on than to take them off.
Speaker 3: It's like a reflex in some situations. Yeah, I got
Speaker 3: myself caught out a couple of days ago, actually in
Speaker 3: a very very embarrassing situation. Do you tell yeah, thirteen
Speaker 3: twenty four ten, jump on the front foot, air out
Speaker 3: your dirty laundry here when we caught naked.
Speaker 4: I thought you were going to say, thirteen twenty four ten,
Speaker 4: whenever you seen me NATed? Oh my god, football, it's glitching.
Speaker 3: What's happening here? So my wife Kara does a bit
Speaker 3: of stuff on Facebook market place. She loves it, and
Speaker 3: not just selling stuff like she'll just give stuff away
Speaker 3: you put on there if you've got some stuff that
Speaker 3: you don't need any more. For example, we don't need
Speaker 3: we've got a lot of dog clothes and our little
Speaker 3: dog recently passed away, so we're not going to keep
Speaker 3: the dog clothes because we've got some other momento. So
Speaker 3: Car got rid of a few of her little jackets
Speaker 3: and stuff.
Speaker 4: Yeah that's a bit cute.
Speaker 3: It is nice, But what that means is and we've
Speaker 3: got a very open house. And when you just sort
Speaker 3: of leave stuff out the front and people sort of
Speaker 3: almost they can look in and they just take the
Speaker 3: stuff and then they leave. Okay, sometimes if Dad's in
Speaker 3: a bit of an interesting situation, maybe they see more
Speaker 3: than they're allowed to see. And I don't know what
Speaker 3: Greg's like, but all the things that I need to
Speaker 3: do in one moment come to me just before I'm
Speaker 3: about to step into shower.
Speaker 4: Yes, yeah, that's with that. It's actually less Greg and
Speaker 4: more me.
Speaker 1: Like you think of all the things that you haven't
Speaker 1: done the moment you turn the shower on.
Speaker 4: So then you've got to walk.
Speaker 1: Around house naked to get everything done before you can
Speaker 1: actually clean yourself.
Speaker 3: Yes, we get it. Ondred percent. I was in one
Speaker 3: of those moments, and at the exact same time, there
Speaker 3: was a lady who picked up some dog clothes and
Speaker 3: when she started speaking, for some reason, I thought it
Speaker 3: was my son Henry. So I've walked down the hall.
Speaker 4: When you say when she started speaking, you mean on
Speaker 4: the intercom.
Speaker 3: She started speaking out the front of the door. So
Speaker 3: she's picking up some stuff and she just wanted to
Speaker 3: say thank you for the dog clothes. I thought it
Speaker 3: was Henry for some reason, so I've sort of half
Speaker 3: walked towards her completely naked. Oh my god, like everything's out,
Speaker 3: just sort of basting through like you know, vase is knocking.
Speaker 3: Over all, it was outrageous. A lady, completely random later,
Speaker 3: lady completely seeing me naked. It's quite a confronting situation.
Speaker 3: And if you don't believe me, the door cam video
Speaker 3: captured all of the audio and you can tell the
Speaker 3: exact moment. Well, she sees me completely in a state
Speaker 3: that she should never takes car.
Speaker 11: For the dog close, thank you for the dug clothes.
Speaker 11: Than that, I'll take the leader. Front door open, front
Speaker 11: door open.
Speaker 3: While I'm in the kitchen, Oh my god, with my
Speaker 3: head in my hands, what just happened?
Speaker 1: So the swearing was that her the moment she realized
Speaker 1: or was that you?
Speaker 9: That was me?
Speaker 3: So my first reaction was a swear word and then sorry,
Speaker 3: and then I ran around the corner. Yeah, this particular
Speaker 3: lady got more than she bargained for when she turned
Speaker 3: up and went home with a couple of dog jackets
Speaker 3: and a bit of PSD.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 1: You know what I love about this story is she
Speaker 1: probably sat at home that night and you've come on
Speaker 1: the Telly on seven years doing your little sport report,
Speaker 1: and she's gone.
Speaker 4: I saw him, No, Harry, I saw.
Speaker 3: That, knew tonight or even were She listens to note
Speaker 3: and she's like, what the hell does he called himself all?
Speaker 3: Thirty twenty four to ten. When were you caught out?
Speaker 3: When did you get caught naked? Because it happens. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I'm sure. Look, I don't want it to make any
Speaker 3: wild assumptions, but I dare say you've probably been caught
Speaker 3: out once toss naked.
Speaker 4: I'll tell you about it in just a moment.
Speaker 1: But I did get caught out once in Melbourne in
Speaker 1: a hotel room.
Speaker 3: Right, okay, looking forward to that. You got a story
Speaker 3: for us when we were caught out naked? Thirteen twenty
Speaker 3: four to ten. Let's talk about it when you were
Speaker 3: caught out naked? Just because it happens, happens to the
Speaker 3: best of us. A couple of days ago, I was
Speaker 3: just a cruise around my house naked as you do.
Speaker 3: And someone picked up some clothes from Facebook marketplace and
Speaker 3: I thought it was my son, so I just sort
Speaker 3: of cruised down the hallway and then bang, and there
Speaker 3: was this interaction where this poor old lady was very
Speaker 3: very fitted.
Speaker 4: You could tell, well you.
Speaker 1: Can tell by the ring camera. You could pick up
Speaker 1: her audio and your reaction which was stark. Yeah, it
Speaker 1: is a stark as your body.
Speaker 3: Its stark as my Monty burns like body and the squation.
Speaker 3: So we put the call out there thirteen and twenty
Speaker 3: four to ten. When we caught out, would you now
Speaker 3: to the phones?
Speaker 1: I hadn't won or hotel in Melbourne once hazy when
Speaker 1: I was a noody toody and opened up the curtains
Speaker 1: to the hotel room and window cleaner, Oh really, I screamed,
Speaker 1: he screamed.
Speaker 4: I think he dropped his squeegee and that was that.
Speaker 3: I wonder if that's happened a few times.
Speaker 1: I must the things that window are thirteen twenty fourteen.
Speaker 1: If you're a window cleaner, tell us about the things
Speaker 1: you've seen.
Speaker 4: Please. In the meantime, let's take your calls.
Speaker 1: And when you got caught naked, Catherine, what happened, Oh,
Speaker 1: j and Hazy.
Speaker 6: I was down at the beach with a few friends.
Speaker 6: It wasn't me that the friend they are in the
Speaker 6: water at Horsy Bay the way, pulled the bikini bottom off.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 6: The other friend come running up because but didn't know
Speaker 6: what to do. They couldn't get out the water. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 6: by the bikini whole bottom have been taken off into
Speaker 6: the feet.
Speaker 4: Well what did you get?
Speaker 1: But even if you've got a tower, someone on the
Speaker 1: shoreline with the tower, you've still got that distance where
Speaker 1: you have to get out of the water to get
Speaker 1: to the town.
Speaker 6: You can get out, Yeah, the album has to come
Speaker 6: running and yeah, so that has to come up and get.
Speaker 3: A towel and then and then poor aquaman.
Speaker 1: Meantime, there's people having lunch at the Flying Fish Cafe
Speaker 1: going that woman's been in the water for seven hours,
Speaker 1: wrintly clothes.
Speaker 4: Did you get caught out naked?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 13: Look, when I live with the parents, their bathroom windows.
Speaker 13: Quite an awkward fight, and it sort of looks from
Speaker 13: the shower which is glassed out into the backyard and
Speaker 13: the neighbor's fence is quite low. So there was a
Speaker 13: few times that sort of just turned around and looked
Speaker 13: over and here made a little.
Speaker 9: Bit of bike door.
Speaker 3: That's awkward. That's as awkward as a guess how long for?
Speaker 3: Like how long we maintaining eye contact?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 10: Well?
Speaker 13: Like how do you stop then? Because there's nowhere to hide?
Speaker 1: God, imagine that clothes just looking at going and like,
Speaker 1: what's your problem is shaving my pits?
Speaker 3: Go away? You've never seen a naked.
Speaker 4: That's on you? Hey, Olivia, Hey, how are you good?
Speaker 1: Good?
Speaker 4: What happened when you get caught naked?
Speaker 8: So I wasn't caught out like in person, but my
Speaker 8: toddler has become obsessed with taking photos of mummy and daddy,
Speaker 8: especially when mummy and daddy aren't looking. So mummy was
Speaker 8: dark naked, hobbled over some like the kitchen band literally
Speaker 8: looking like Golum trying to.
Speaker 6: Get her ring.
Speaker 8: And those photos then of course we're in my photo
Speaker 8: album which I was going through with co workers at work,
Speaker 8: my children, but they all ended up seeing me dark.
Speaker 3: Naked, absolutely perfect.
Speaker 8: So like any normal human being, I've gotten a new
Speaker 8: job because I can't go back.
Speaker 4: Olivia. What about have you ever Olivia?
Speaker 1: Like when your kids FaceTime like the grandparents though, and
Speaker 1: I've had so many close calls when I've been naked
Speaker 1: and walked into my bedroom and they've been like, oh
Speaker 1: my god.
Speaker 8: So only none of those. I'm very very careful when
Speaker 8: they have my phone and what they're doing on it
Speaker 8: because I can't look back.
Speaker 1: Well you are now, Yeah, lesson learned for Olivia, Georgia.
Speaker 1: When you get called naked.
Speaker 9: I thought my mum was at the door. I just
Speaker 9: go out the shower and it was my mom over witnessed. Yes,
Speaker 9: and I'll show you what he dropped his books?
Speaker 3: All right, how is his spinal He's like, that's it.
Speaker 12: I'm done.
Speaker 3: I've seen some stuff, I've copt some abuse.
Speaker 4: There's no salvation for me now. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Wow, Georgia's clothing so sorry, I'm in the middle of
Speaker 1: six whoa.
Speaker 3: That'll certainly shock him out of his profession as well.
Speaker 4: Exactly all right.
Speaker 3: You can caught out naked more than you would expect.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, lesson learned for you. Keep your clothes on, mate.
Speaker 3: They can't make that promises. I'm going to learn a
Speaker 3: less two or three more times. Be first, the message
Speaker 3: starts sinking in.
Speaker 4: At least when you come into the studio.
Speaker 3: Can you okay, okay, can't make any promises on that either.
Speaker 2: Friday Fridays Laws Hamilton has defected from Mercedes to Ferrari,
Speaker 2: and in an unbelievable coincidence, Hazy Ryan Fitzgerald is upgraded
Speaker 2: from Adabt's in one twenty one to a two thousand
Speaker 2: and five wardschlcome with a spoiler you wouldn't read about it.
Speaker 4: Good morning fit you know?
Speaker 7: Hello, Hi Jodes, how are you hazy?
Speaker 3: Actually?
Speaker 14: Do you know the viral thing that's going around at
Speaker 14: the moment. We've put up a photo of yourself at
Speaker 14: the age of twenty one?
Speaker 7: Have you seen that?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 14: My twenty first birthday night of Jode's first ever car
Speaker 14: was a h Q Kingswood station Wagon. I used to
Speaker 14: love that car because I could drive down to the
Speaker 14: Crown at Victor Harbor. I could have a few drinks
Speaker 14: and then sleep in the back of it. But on
Speaker 14: the night, I remember it was two in the morning,
Speaker 14: Dad wakes me up and goes, mate, I'm sorry to
Speaker 14: tell you this, but I just heard someone flog your car.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Dad ran out there and he's unders couldn't catch him.
Speaker 14: Then the next morning, the night of my twenty first
Speaker 14: I find it.
Speaker 7: It's the next day down at Triggs.
Speaker 14: Surf break down on the mid coast here and someone
Speaker 14: had tried to get it onto the beach and they
Speaker 14: wedged it between two poles.
Speaker 7: I couldn't get it out. They had to get like
Speaker 7: a crane down there to pull it out.
Speaker 14: While I was working at Mitsubishi making seats.
Speaker 7: It was the worst twenty first ever. That was my
Speaker 7: first ever car.
Speaker 14: And now, oh god you now now I'm just on
Speaker 14: the midsis that's it. I'm not upgrading at all. There's
Speaker 14: no Ferraris or Mercedes for me.
Speaker 3: Did right?
Speaker 4: Okay, you're just a little lossie battler, aren't you? From
Speaker 4: down south?
Speaker 7: Just a little lossie battler from the Tonsley plant, that's me.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he fits. He were speaking this morning about eminem
Speaker 3: and he has got a song which he won't play anymore.
Speaker 3: It's got cleaning out of my closets. It's about his mom.
Speaker 3: He absolutely goes to town on his mom. Yes, it's
Speaker 3: probably good move by Marshall Mayers. But we just sort
Speaker 3: of put it out there. Some of those songs which
Speaker 3: the artist you a bit of an apology. I should
Speaker 3: not sing it because it's that offensive.
Speaker 14: The worst start to a song ever was a song
Speaker 14: called figured You Out. You're going to tell me what
Speaker 14: the artist is, but he's the start of the song.
Speaker 3: I like your pants?
Speaker 7: Where Chad when does when does the paddle pop line?
Speaker 7: Shit down and go? You know what, I've got a.
Speaker 14: Great lyric voice, get into the studio. I like your
Speaker 14: pants around your feet. Let's work around that.
Speaker 2: Give me a.
Speaker 4: And Chad Kroger. Give it all you've got, mate, all
Speaker 4: you've got.
Speaker 3: So please chat on behalf of nick give us an apology?
Speaker 3: Is that because the visuals that come with that?
Speaker 1: And is that how we scored Avril Levine by playing
Speaker 1: that to it?
Speaker 3: Averl?
Speaker 4: I like your pants around your feet.
Speaker 14: He's got he's got an ice hockey rink in his
Speaker 14: house in Canada.
Speaker 7: Yes, that's how much money he's made.
Speaker 1: Yeah, my husband tried to encourage us to get one
Speaker 1: of those in the battle.
Speaker 4: Of absolutely not Darling.
Speaker 7: It's a good ice hockey player, your husband very good.
Speaker 3: Hey also fits just before we let you go, we
Speaker 3: were right into this whole a us A thing and
Speaker 3: who the selection process with who you choose in terms
Speaker 3: of assies to send over there to effectively represent us
Speaker 3: as a nation, and we were just sort of wondering,
Speaker 3: what the chances of you getting in contact with Dion
Speaker 3: from the south.
Speaker 14: Young girls down here, captain of the c grade at
Speaker 14: no longer shoes you.
Speaker 3: Clearly knowing pretty well. So did we go there getting him?
Speaker 1: We wanted to really represent Australia and get the hardcore
Speaker 1: Aussie Bogans and get them over there as opposed to
Speaker 1: the top shelf in Delta.
Speaker 14: Already ticked off because we were invited last year. Yeah,
Speaker 14: we went to USA last year and we were interviewing
Speaker 14: people on the red carpet and we sat, We got
Speaker 14: sat next to Miranda Kerr who then see that she
Speaker 14: didn't eat anything that was served up. She basically just
Speaker 14: had a banana and she had a smoothie, her own
Speaker 14: brand of smoothie that she got out and asked for
Speaker 14: a bit of milk and she just shook it up
Speaker 14: and drank it herself.
Speaker 7: That's what she had for dinner.
Speaker 4: Jones, what are you kidding me?
Speaker 7: It's actually yeah, d.
Speaker 14: It's a really good night actually because it's all the expats.
Speaker 14: Darren Thomas, you know from Thomas Food, he was over
Speaker 14: there as well. Darren Thomas was over there as well,
Speaker 14: representing South Australia. But it's a it's a great night.
Speaker 14: It gets a bit loose at the end.
Speaker 4: Did it get loose enough for Dion to come out?
Speaker 14: Well, well, Dion might be locked up. I think the
Speaker 14: laws are a little bit more stricter over in the US.
Speaker 14: Dion wouldn't be able to get home, and I dare
Speaker 14: say Dion wouldn't be able to get past customs and
Speaker 14: some of his.
Speaker 3: Misdemeans sands down gets his way. It does something with
Speaker 3: someone on the on the bottom of business and skyline and.
Speaker 14: A port Adelaide fan. Don't ever forget that he's a
Speaker 14: portant lad.
Speaker 1: Excuse me, sir, you can't come through that security screen
Speaker 1: with that home de bracelet.
Speaker 4: I'm sorry.
Speaker 7: That's have you brushed your teeth here in the last
Speaker 7: three years. I'm not coming in.
Speaker 3: Fancy. Appreciate your time, mates, and hopefully we can do
Speaker 3: it all again next week.
Speaker 7: Love you guys, I'll speak to you then.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 3: We've put together a little piece because we love Jody's
Speaker 3: story so much, we thought, why don't we do a
Speaker 3: little birthday edition. Enjoy this, Jody and from our Nova
Speaker 3: family and the listener's Happy birthday to you. We love
Speaker 3: you so dearly.
Speaker 4: Oh, thank you so much.
Speaker 3: D'y hey, welcome to another edition of Jody Darry. It's
Speaker 3: me Jody, just kiddy, just mix it up, Jode. So
Speaker 3: I'm happy little turn this time. So let's see what
Speaker 3: happens today. It's a very famous person's birthday. Someone is
Speaker 3: so important, so influential, someone who has completely changed the
Speaker 3: industry and to be honest, personally shaped my life. That's right,
Speaker 3: Happy birthday, mister Pittball, mister just kidding. It's Jody E
Speaker 3: his birthday today. Yeah, very lucky to work with an
Speaker 3: absolute radio hero such as yourself, and each and every
Speaker 3: day I pray to the radio gods that you keep
Speaker 3: on teaching me. I love to learn from you, like
Speaker 3: how you've taught us the real names of some pretty
Speaker 3: massive celebrities.
Speaker 4: He's just he's dropped the E in the weekend, so
Speaker 4: now he's just w E k ND.
Speaker 3: He's always been Oh.
Speaker 1: Your forests and Daniel have and my god, oh my god.
Speaker 3: Two things. It's Zendaya. And also, don't drop they S
Speaker 3: word on radio radio or when you've demonstrated your absolute, solid,
Speaker 3: vast wealth of music knowledge.
Speaker 1: Tony West made a surprise appearance in Rome. Has he
Speaker 1: joined fellow US rapport Travis Scott on stage. Trap Scott,
Speaker 1: of course from Blink one eight two, the rapper who
Speaker 1: obviously changed his name to Yee, was introduced to the
Speaker 1: stage by Scott at his Utopia concert.
Speaker 3: I think you find the change his name to yay strained.
Speaker 3: His name is Kanye shortened it to ya and he
Speaker 3: calls himself a Yee. And also, did you say Travis
Speaker 3: Scott from Blink one a too?
Speaker 4: Wasn't he Travis Scott?
Speaker 3: Are you serious? Would you mix up Travis Scott and
Speaker 3: Travis Barker?
Speaker 4: Maybe?
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh, speak of music knowledge? How good that
Speaker 3: you can show the world your talents when we play
Speaker 3: songs for song, song song, and we don't even get
Speaker 3: compared to you.
Speaker 1: So that makes it one new for me, doesn't it?
Speaker 3: We found Larvely. Just try not to roll your ankle again,
Speaker 3: your big spud.
Speaker 7: That's jokes, Joe's what you got?
Speaker 1: Yeah, that has come up whenever from the girl for.
Speaker 3: She's falling off her stool. But we've shared some incredible
Speaker 3: memories together. They will always cherished, like, for example, the
Speaker 3: time when we had the actual Miley Cyrus live in studio.
Speaker 3: I want you to say, just for just to just
Speaker 3: to test something to say, the journey is usually the
Speaker 3: part that you remember anyways.
Speaker 1: Okay, the journey is usually the part that you remember anyways.
Speaker 7: The journey is usually.
Speaker 4: The part that you remember anyways.
Speaker 3: That's how good, just like the real thing. How good
Speaker 3: that we can reminisce together on so many epic moments
Speaker 3: like your golden years at university at the Hextack.
Speaker 4: Sucks buy the way, Yeah they do, Oh my god,
Speaker 4: they do.
Speaker 1: What about when I think it was back in my
Speaker 1: day and the finish on my age when you started
Speaker 1: earning twenty thous.
Speaker 3: Free right, I'm just joked. I'm just having a funk Thursday.
Speaker 3: You know how he likes it.
Speaker 4: That was in the seventies, wasn't it?
Speaker 6: Oh my god?
Speaker 3: So what do you got? You got some? But seriously,
Speaker 3: Jo's we love you very much and we're so lucky
Speaker 3: to have you in our lights.
Speaker 4: It's my friend night.
Speaker 3: Have an awesome year, my friend. Enjoy your twenty fifth birthday.
Speaker 1: I don't know how to feel about that, Like, it
Speaker 1: was really nice that you went to that much effort,
Speaker 1: but you've just roasted me on my birthday.
Speaker 3: Well, here's the second part of this. He's actually not coming,
Speaker 3: which is a bit of a sh We've got Boss
Speaker 3: Josh instead.
Speaker 4: Is he wearing a BV neck?
Speaker 3: Hot? It's hot, It's genuine enough grad