Speaker 1: Good morning Melbourne, Melbourn.
Speaker 2: Jason Lauren start your morning the right away.
Speaker 3: Be great.
Speaker 1: This is Jason Laurene.
Speaker 3: One hundred Oh, good morning everybody walking Wednesday.
Speaker 4: Good morning, Happy hump Day, Happy hump Well, you know what,
Speaker 4: we're only half I throw the way because it's pretty good.
Speaker 4: Because it's a long weekend spaghetting, and it's like the
Speaker 4: favorite thing through is to remind you in the morning.
Speaker 4: Your little face just goes.
Speaker 3: In the mood though, good mood.
Speaker 4: Thank you you like he danced in this morning.
Speaker 3: A coffee into you Wednesday.
Speaker 4: Why what's happened? Three of a have all come in
Speaker 4: matching outfits we have we're wearing more but black theater black. Yes,
Speaker 4: oh yes, it must be working in the wings.
Speaker 3: Clinton and I have just been watching the news up
Speaker 3: in Queens and all the flooding and stuff.
Speaker 4: I need to a welfare check on the in laws.
Speaker 4: They are all living Brizi. There is much so concerns
Speaker 4: over the supermarkets being empty.
Speaker 3: Might move my mother in law.
Speaker 1: Well, Carl's there and his catman do jacket. Carl's there
Speaker 1: and his catman do it spells danger yep.
Speaker 4: Now why do they send people like Carl to go
Speaker 4: and stand in the rain when there's a storm coming.
Speaker 1: Well, it just gives you more of a presence. You know,
Speaker 1: you can convey that information with passion.
Speaker 3: Will you be doing that on weekends today?
Speaker 1: I did have the conversation yesterday because if Brisbane is
Speaker 1: underwater weekend, oh what.
Speaker 4: We should do? Send the whole Today show, you know,
Speaker 4: because all of their demands that they won't get them
Speaker 4: in the supermarket, so they'll have to fly private to
Speaker 4: get all their food and supplies up there.
Speaker 3: That'll be great. The emergency services racing to help people.
Speaker 3: I've just got to go past.
Speaker 4: The channel around.
Speaker 3: You know. It'll be great having you guys on the ground,
Speaker 3: you'll be huge, But I.
Speaker 4: Can help the residents. Sandbag we need to do that
Speaker 4: before once it's fled.
Speaker 3: Have you ever touched a sand bag in your life?
Speaker 4: Business? They look in all seriousness that they saying Brisbane
Speaker 4: might flood like the river.
Speaker 1: Yes, So I guess the issue is primarily where the
Speaker 1: cyclone makes landfall, right, and that's somewhere between the Sunshine
Speaker 1: Coast and Brisbane. But then it's what comes after it.
Speaker 1: It's the weather event, the rain, the massive rain and
Speaker 1: the Brisbane River is already so swollen that it might.
Speaker 3: Is that why they put the houses on stilts up there?
Speaker 4: Yeah, Queenslanders, it was a similar cyclone fifty years ago,
Speaker 4: Paul Tom I got the history of Brisbane from my
Speaker 4: fiance last night. Once in a fifty year weather event,
Speaker 4: he said.
Speaker 3: Because maybe it was fifteen twenty years ago. Yeah, a cyclone.
Speaker 4: Sorry, sorry, I'm talking about a cyclone because.
Speaker 3: I was living in Brisbane the last time. The banks
Speaker 3: broke the river and all the boats broke their moorings
Speaker 3: and would come flying down the river. And because the
Speaker 3: water was so high it was pretty much up to
Speaker 3: the bridges, the boats would just be slamming into the bridges.
Speaker 3: It was crazy. What a shocking time.
Speaker 4: We'll reach out and check in on your friends in Brisie. Guys.
Speaker 3: Also all the animals, as you said, between Sunshine Casts
Speaker 3: and Brisbane, that's astray is yeah, oh god, not the crocs,
Speaker 3: my friend Christina.
Speaker 5: Is this we see crocs floating through the streets.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I remember sun Corpse Stadium was underwater during the
Speaker 3: last big floods stadium. No, that's the Brisbane one. And
Speaker 3: there was all this talk that people had seen bull
Speaker 3: sharks in the water inside the stadium.
Speaker 4: Oh inside this that's like the water, the.
Speaker 1: River, and they fall in, they get eaten.
Speaker 4: Er stay safe, Brisbane, Queensland.
Speaker 3: Checking on your loved one.
Speaker 4: It's a bit scary these things, isn't it Where?
Speaker 3: Isn't it crazy that that's up up there and then
Speaker 3: down here today blue guys, sunshine thirty two degrees.
Speaker 4: Well, I don't know about you, but I don't know
Speaker 4: what else I would rather live than Melbourne right now
Speaker 4: where it was hot. I did hot lap of the
Speaker 4: Tan last night at like six thirty maybe actually probably
Speaker 4: about seven o'clock, and I never do that time. I'm
Speaker 4: more like four thirty Galt. The crowds. Seven o'clock is
Speaker 4: like the real fit people, like I'm talking the run
Speaker 4: club people.
Speaker 3: It went straight.
Speaker 4: That is sprinting, sprinting. They lapped me three times. It
Speaker 4: was hot and the people running hot. Single ladies. I
Speaker 4: would go doing hot laps of the town at like
Speaker 4: seven o'clock. Top text two of my single girlfriends. I
Speaker 4: was like, you guys are doing this all wrong. Get
Speaker 4: off at in the morning and get here at seven pm.
Speaker 3: Yeah, tops off, yeah, sorry on the ladies, no other.
Speaker 4: Men, the men they're running so many laps. They are
Speaker 4: wearing like bum bags and things that must have gels
Speaker 4: and hydration things in them.
Speaker 3: Really would a little cocktail van go bottom of.
Speaker 4: No, this is properly. It's at the top of the hill.
Speaker 4: That's more.
Speaker 1: Our star Laurie. When you do a lap of the ten,
Speaker 1: do you go clockwise or anti clockwis clockwise?
Speaker 3: She's no rookie mate, But it.
Speaker 4: Was heaving because everyone was parking there. The basketball finals
Speaker 4: are on the Billie Eilish Wash. Yes, Billy, we need
Speaker 4: a review.
Speaker 3: We're going too, a welfare check on our twelve year
Speaker 3: old producer gen Z. She went last night. I think
Speaker 3: she's still going.
Speaker 4: She was wearing a jawels I saw.
Speaker 3: We'll gather after Gracie Abrams. Gracie Abrams, that's so true.
Speaker 3: Good morning Melbourne. It is eight past six. You're on
Speaker 3: the air, which and Lauren Clinton as well. We're doing
Speaker 3: it thanks to our mates at Shell already Express guys.
Speaker 3: Big night last night in Melbourne. Yet the basketball was
Speaker 3: on Melbourne United got up.
Speaker 4: It was apparently very close game. I fell asleep at
Speaker 4: the point. Partner vibe.
Speaker 3: It was home.
Speaker 5: The vibe was a vibe.
Speaker 3: Did he come home? With one of those clappers.
Speaker 4: I was sweet when he came home.
Speaker 3: Very good for kids, aren't they. They're just wonderful in
Speaker 3: the car on the warehouse on a Sunday morning.
Speaker 1: Give them two, one in each chand them next to
Speaker 1: my kids at two on the weekend.
Speaker 4: You're such a joyful dad when children make noise. As
Speaker 4: Paul says, screaming is for danger. That's what he yells
Speaker 4: at his nieces all day long when they're screaming. Oh,
Speaker 4: I like screamings for danger kids.
Speaker 3: I'm going to use that. That's solid as well as
Speaker 3: the basketball. This is Billy Eilish.
Speaker 4: So I was doing a hot love of the town
Speaker 4: last night, as I said, and there were all these
Speaker 4: kids who are obviously walking with their families that had
Speaker 4: parked me there to walk down over the river to
Speaker 4: go to Billie Eilish. And as I was walking and running,
Speaker 4: kids kept doing this thing and I was like, that's
Speaker 4: it was obviously a dance move, but they were trying
Speaker 4: to get people to do that yes, And I just
Speaker 4: was like, have found Billy Eilish kids. And then another
Speaker 4: group of kids did it and I was like, oh,
Speaker 4: I got to learn the dance. There was something some
Speaker 4: like doing something. I nearly started singing and I was like, no, No,
Speaker 4: what's the dance the kids doing? Let's ask gen Z.
Speaker 3: Gen Z was there last night. She was quite emotional
Speaker 3: because I know you have been hanging out for this.
Speaker 4: Okayed a few times, talkers to it. How was it?
Speaker 4: It was so good? What'd you wear?
Speaker 6: I word jaws and a little merchant.
Speaker 3: I see we're still wearing the face from last night
Speaker 3: as well. Yeah, to get much sleep hours?
Speaker 4: Hang on, wait till you did you go to the
Speaker 4: merch stand pre show to get merch or did you
Speaker 4: have it existing?
Speaker 6: No, we went beforehand, so we got it. I think
Speaker 6: last week we ordered online.
Speaker 3: Well, so take the sting off. You're supposed to line up.
Speaker 5: On cross Oh god, no, you want to wear it there?
Speaker 1: What a retro merch? Where do you sit on retro
Speaker 1: merch when you wear like merch from years ago?
Speaker 4: That's goods Phillyish been around long enough to have retro
Speaker 4: merch though, or she.
Speaker 6: Was spotted at store Inventage, so that's probably Metron spotted
Speaker 6: where that's still inventage.
Speaker 3: What's that when clothes you wear you don't want anymore?
Speaker 4: Is that in Melbourne? Though that was in Sydney. That's
Speaker 4: not familiar.
Speaker 1: So what was your favorite moment all of it?
Speaker 4: It was so good, guys.
Speaker 7: It was this song, Yes, ah, bad boys. The crowd
Speaker 7: was Was.
Speaker 4: It really young crowd?
Speaker 6: No, that was like parents ages, parents, probably your age.
Speaker 4: No, that was crowd.
Speaker 6: I don't want to spoil it, but there's a moment
Speaker 6: in the show where she does a song and she
Speaker 6: gets everyone to be silent, and for some of the nights,
Speaker 6: like people yell and like the crowd's like not respectful,
Speaker 6: and last night it was dead silentourn all you could
Speaker 6: hear was like the aircon.
Speaker 4: It was Wow. There's some big Billie Eilish fan page
Speaker 4: that I saw. You made an appearance on gen Z
Speaker 4: with the TikTok you made with the Billie Eilishes from
Speaker 4: Yah Global gen Z gen Z is on the Billie
Speaker 4: Eilish fan page with the doing the.
Speaker 3: You can ask the question, yeah, what happened after the concert?
Speaker 3: You would have ran straight home?
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, responsible?
Speaker 6: Umm, yep, maybe did a little walk to Electric.
Speaker 4: Electric on a Tuesday night?
Speaker 3: Is it even open? Oddly?
Speaker 4: Till what time do you have?
Speaker 3: The don't answer that, no answer it what time?
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 4: She's here, please, that's the thing. Yes, because I didn't drive,
Speaker 4: so it's all good, exactly, and I knew you wouldn't
Speaker 4: do that. You can't drive the best of the time.
Speaker 3: It is just going twelve six h So when you
Speaker 3: play again tonight.
Speaker 4: Yep, tonight and then Friday Saurday. She got Thursday off. What's
Speaker 4: she going to do Thursday night? T been bowling at
Speaker 4: Crown or something? Noboo should we should? We got to
Speaker 4: nob binoculars. We'll just look through the windows.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, you twill be saddle as sitting there filming
Speaker 3: your team. Go to basketball.
Speaker 4: She might go to basketball with the clappers probably.
Speaker 3: It's just gone twenty two past six. You're on the
Speaker 3: air with Jason Lauren Clints here as well. Good made
Speaker 3: of the show. Tom Hawkins is going to be checking
Speaker 3: in after six city as well.
Speaker 4: He said goodbye to footy and hello to a big
Speaker 4: boy job.
Speaker 3: I know, and we're saying goodbye to footy this weekend
Speaker 3: opening round.
Speaker 4: I know, what's the I.
Speaker 3: Think they've done the right thing both the two games
Speaker 3: to be played.
Speaker 1: I guess one of the issues they've got is that
Speaker 1: a lot of these players are going to have to
Speaker 1: be home with their wives and partners and kids, sandbagging
Speaker 1: their own homes.
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, but rightfully so that they pulled in on
Speaker 3: the game, so they.
Speaker 4: Thoughts could be closed and getting in and you don't
Speaker 4: want to encourage people to be going up to Brizzy
Speaker 4: at the moment.
Speaker 1: So any game's been playing two games both in Sydney, Okay,
Speaker 1: the first being on Friday night, the Swans and.
Speaker 5: The Hawks hockeball.
Speaker 4: Hockeball.
Speaker 3: Hey, if you're a fan of the Tigers, we are
Speaker 3: celebrating Richmond this morning later on my team because we're
Speaker 3: doing a Team of Day. We're getting in some of
Speaker 3: your favorite footy stars. We're offloading club memberships and today
Speaker 3: it is Tiger's Day after seven thirty.
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Speaker 3: now thirteen twenty four to ten is our number. How
Speaker 3: this works is you are going to hear a memorable moment.
Speaker 4: Yes, from one of us, and it's got something to
Speaker 4: do with one of our homes. Did this happen in
Speaker 4: my house once upon a time? Clint's house once upon
Speaker 4: a time, or Jason's house once upon a time, not
Speaker 4: necessarily the house we live in.
Speaker 3: Now, Yes, you still talk? Sorry, just before I with
Speaker 3: his microphone.
Speaker 4: No, it's all outsided. Someone's been in here.
Speaker 3: I said, you need to talk into the microphone.
Speaker 4: But that's actually twisted. No, it's the thing that's twisted.
Speaker 3: This is talking to the side of the mind.
Speaker 4: No it's not, it's it's the microphone is twisted on
Speaker 4: the wrong way.
Speaker 3: Okay, it's not right, none of because the cables at
Speaker 3: the back.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but look at the actual microphone. It's broken.
Speaker 3: Now, Oh, you're on.
Speaker 2: Someone.
Speaker 4: I'm going to blame late drives. They must have broken
Speaker 4: it last night.
Speaker 3: Naughty, wretched, Sorry, where were we we're giving away money? Clint.
Speaker 3: Let's go to Sarah.
Speaker 2: Good morning, Good morning.
Speaker 3: How are we going? You're not bad?
Speaker 4: Thank you? How about you?
Speaker 3: It's getting ready to wake the kids up for school.
Speaker 3: I but you're enjoying this moment at the moment.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I am. I'm actually outside, so I don't get
Speaker 8: in trouble for waking them up.
Speaker 5: Don't get in trouble for waking them up.
Speaker 4: Mom, quiet horrible. Kids are horrible, aren't.
Speaker 3: It's just that age where they go from waking up
Speaker 3: too early to you can't get them out of it.
Speaker 5: How old are they?
Speaker 7: Sarah fourteen and seventeen horrible?
Speaker 4: Remember when I remember being a fourteen year old girl
Speaker 4: and I was horrible?
Speaker 3: Yeah your mum, Your mum not really loud before she'd
Speaker 3: storm in your.
Speaker 4: Room at that age.
Speaker 3: Yes, yeah, I'm coming here.
Speaker 1: Coin in a Minute's boys needs a little bit.
Speaker 4: You don't need any explanation to get up. I just
Speaker 4: don't want to picture that at six thirty in the morning.
Speaker 4: What about no? Ever, Actually, let's go oh no, what
Speaker 4: are we doing?
Speaker 3: I'm going to play the memorable moment. You just have
Speaker 3: to pick this plunk to Lauren Clinton on myself, take
Speaker 3: a listen.
Speaker 9: I'd thrown a sickie, convinced mum I was too ill
Speaker 9: to go to school.
Speaker 3: Once she left, I.
Speaker 9: Decided I felt like hot chips.
Speaker 4: So cooked them for myself.
Speaker 9: My dreams of hot chips ended in a fiery infertile
Speaker 9: The kitchen was black for the next six months. Turns
Speaker 9: out oil and water don't mix.
Speaker 4: Wow. One of us was very smart.
Speaker 3: Who had the munchies and almost burnt down the house.
Speaker 4: It was Quinn.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Darrow, she knew you like that to get hurt.
Speaker 1: I know my brother was home at the time as well.
Speaker 4: He also pulled a It was were you should have.
Speaker 3: Just been watching Good Morning Australia. Yeah, touched up in bed. Hey, Sarah,
Speaker 3: at nice start of the day. You got yourself a
Speaker 3: thousand bucks.
Speaker 2: Oh well, thank you.
Speaker 8: So much that author.
Speaker 4: Don't give it to any of those pesky children. You
Speaker 4: keep it, Sarah there mean to you in the morning,
Speaker 4: he said, that's my money.
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Speaker 1: Do you know back in the I think it was
Speaker 1: like the nineties, maybe early two thousands when that distressed
Speaker 1: look was in you know, when people would sand back there.
Speaker 1: It was sort of the bitterest bit of the paint
Speaker 1: from underneath.
Speaker 4: You might see it in the home.
Speaker 3: Yeah, in the home.
Speaker 1: Just so that's what Dad went with after the fire.
Speaker 1: He was like, oh, let's just make it the distressed
Speaker 1: looks set.
Speaker 4: The vagros.
Speaker 3: Posed a little pirate as well, and Dad's curtains. They
Speaker 3: just went, they went, it's bad. You shouldn't play with think.
Speaker 4: Yeah, chicks, maybe some did. I never. I never got into.
Speaker 3: Two like sixteen and iron candles. Candles, Oh yeah, you
Speaker 3: with your little bloody I care like candles were still
Speaker 3: like deodorant.
Speaker 4: See that's the difference between boys and girls. Was using
Speaker 4: an oil burner, run. I was using an oil burner
Speaker 4: and you were using like proper blow too.
Speaker 3: Yeah you know what her bedside table have had like
Speaker 3: all the wax down the side because next about it.
Speaker 4: But I had the oil but with a little and
Speaker 4: the China oil thing, the oil on top. It's not
Speaker 4: like eucalyptus or some revolting thing. We're really living incense.
Speaker 4: I was incense.
Speaker 3: There we go, We got there. Good morning at Melbourne.
Speaker 3: You love that song.
Speaker 4: That, Oh my gosh, I was frothing over that vision
Speaker 4: of Chapel Roan and Elton John singing it together at
Speaker 4: his Oscars party that he.
Speaker 3: Throws his house.
Speaker 4: Was it he throws he throws her every year at Oscars.
Speaker 4: Isn't a pre and after party I'm not an after
Speaker 4: after party. Yeah, it's it's like the hottest ticket in town.
Speaker 4: And they did Pink Pony Club together, as did the Sun.
Speaker 1: He goes to bed and everyone else's party downstairs.
Speaker 3: He'd be party because he's ancient.
Speaker 4: He's sitting on a throne or something.
Speaker 3: He looked like half asleep on step.
Speaker 5: It looked like a fun party.
Speaker 1: Though.
Speaker 4: I love those two together. He fell in love with
Speaker 4: her very early days. He was like her biggest supporter
Speaker 4: from the beginning. Do chapel roone. I love her. It
Speaker 4: is love love her, love her, love love love. Also
Speaker 4: love our next guest.
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Speaker 3: Say hello to our next guest, good friend of the
Speaker 3: show joining us. I faced mister Tom Hawkins.
Speaker 2: Good morning guys. Well, first of all, it's nice to chat.
Speaker 11: My surrounds are a bit different to when we last
Speaker 11: spoke in you or lanes.
Speaker 4: Well yeah, Clinton actually just said to me, because you've
Speaker 4: got a nice like green polo looking shirt on. He said,
Speaker 4: what's he doing? Off to play golf, and I said, no,
Speaker 4: that's his corporate where he's a proper businessman.
Speaker 3: Now you're in the workforce.
Speaker 2: I'm in the workforce.
Speaker 11: I'm working part time two days a week with Nutrient
Speaker 11: Egg Solutions and I'm on my way to our rat
Speaker 11: So hopefully the service keeps me on the phone. But
Speaker 11: it's yeah, it's a bit different, but I'm really enjoying.
Speaker 11: And it's in the ag industry, which is something I've
Speaker 11: got a real passion before outside of footing, and it's
Speaker 11: been lots of fun.
Speaker 4: Hey, Tom, I saw you on the news the other
Speaker 4: I don't know what you were promoting, but they had
Speaker 4: you in some footy gear which I don't think you've
Speaker 4: worn in a while. Ad you doing these like high
Speaker 4: knees over these little cones and I can tell you're
Speaker 4: like Jesus, it's been a while.
Speaker 3: Did I ever put the outfit the dry look like it? Yeah?
Speaker 2: It was that obvious.
Speaker 11: And I actually went for the double XL too in
Speaker 11: the footing gears. So I am playing in the Carlton
Speaker 11: Draft this year. I've I've committed to two games of
Speaker 11: footing and that's going to be one sometime around May
Speaker 11: early June. It's that's yet to be decided, and then
Speaker 11: I'm at the fate of the actual draft itself. And
Speaker 11: then I'm also playing for my local club Thinley up
Speaker 11: in southern New South Wales.
Speaker 2: On Good Friday, we're packing.
Speaker 4: Up the mini and we're all coming, like twenty of
Speaker 4: us going up to talk play over easter. Do you
Speaker 4: want to be quiet afternoon?
Speaker 3: Tom? Hey, how did you miss it? Yeah? Tom, I
Speaker 3: would take a different car and meeting there.
Speaker 11: I think I will, but look, it'll be It'll be
Speaker 11: lots of fun. I've always wanted to go up and
Speaker 11: play for my local side ever since I entered the
Speaker 11: afl C when I finished playing for the Cats, and
Speaker 11: it just so happens to me this year. So I've
Speaker 11: got a little mini pre season that I need to
Speaker 11: kick off and start getting underway if I'm going to
Speaker 11: be able to run around injury free.
Speaker 2: But looking forward to it.
Speaker 3: You must have missed the preseason with the Cats.
Speaker 1: Jeez, how many had you done before you're retired?
Speaker 11: Well, last year was my eighteenth season, so look, funnily enough, Clint,
Speaker 11: I do miss lots of parts of preseason. I mean
Speaker 11: that when you go through such a challenging period in
Speaker 11: a team environment. It is funnily enough, it is good
Speaker 11: fun and some of my fondest memories come from preseason.
Speaker 2: Unfortunately, I know.
Speaker 11: That physically I can't still do it, So I'm very
Speaker 11: comfortable with my decision and look forward to watching the
Speaker 11: Cats play from a different vantage point this year.
Speaker 3: Speaking of which dramas for opening round, have you ever
Speaker 3: played in a cyclone before?
Speaker 11: No, I've played up in Brisbane when they got fifty
Speaker 11: or sixty meals of rain and it was wet, so
Speaker 11: I think they're expecting four or five hundred meals of
Speaker 11: rain on the Thursday Friday.
Speaker 2: So look, I don't know.
Speaker 3: Want to kick the wind, wouldn't it.
Speaker 2: There's a great there's a great bit of footage of.
Speaker 11: Trent Kotch and kicking against a fifty or sixty k
Speaker 11: win winning the toss, so I think it probably would.
Speaker 3: Clint his kick could looked like me on a still day.
Speaker 4: Seriously, I'm you working with Fox Footy this year? What
Speaker 4: exactly are you going to be doing?
Speaker 11: So on special comments was I've got eighteen games throughout
Speaker 11: the home and away season, so I'm looking forward to that.
Speaker 2: As I said, fresh out of the game.
Speaker 11: I've still got plenty of thoughts and ideas on how
Speaker 11: foot is played, and probably more so the intricacies of
Speaker 11: playing down in the forward half is something I'm looking
Speaker 11: to specialize in a bit more.
Speaker 3: So.
Speaker 2: I can't wait.
Speaker 11: It's going to be exciting year great to join the
Speaker 11: Fox footy team and it's going to be lots of fun.
Speaker 3: Hawk when you were playing, did you ever watch the
Speaker 3: footage back and then go listen to these bloody old
Speaker 3: time is telling me what I should have done during
Speaker 3: the game with the commentary.
Speaker 11: Yeah, I think there's probably always been a little bit
Speaker 11: of that, Yeah as a current day as a current
Speaker 11: day player, but now on the other side of the fans. Look,
Speaker 11: I've never been to be too controversial, So look, it
Speaker 11: will be taking a pretty positive outlook into this season
Speaker 11: and then as the years evolve, maybe start to maybe
Speaker 11: start to give a little bit more feedback towards the players.
Speaker 4: Tom. I remember that game where you hurt your foot,
Speaker 4: and obviously you were feeling it was a huge moment
Speaker 4: for you. I came over for dinner that night, Paul
Speaker 4: and I with you and Emma, and we sat on
Speaker 4: the floor and we're having some dinner and you're pretty
Speaker 4: rock bottom, to be honest, it was a really it
Speaker 4: was an awful moment because you weren't sure which way
Speaker 4: your career was going to go, and we were trying
Speaker 4: not to talk about it, and then we're watching an
Speaker 4: other game, and then all the commentators came up saying, oh,
Speaker 4: did you see what happened to Tom or against Is
Speaker 4: he too old to be playing? And none of us
Speaker 4: knew what to say, and I remember just thinking, oh, God,
Speaker 4: you wouldn't want to be a commentator right now. And
Speaker 4: now that's you.
Speaker 2: I know, I'm going to be faced with some challenges
Speaker 2: this year.
Speaker 11: And I had my preseason game, so to speak, on
Speaker 11: Tuesday night, watching and commentating Collingwood versus Richmond, and it
Speaker 11: was a bit lopsided. So I've sort of seen been
Speaker 11: early or had some early exposure to games, and aren't
Speaker 11: that entertaining? Where from a commentator's point of view, you've
Speaker 11: got to keep engaged and keep everyone at home engage.
Speaker 2: So look, it'll be a challenge.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 11: That seems like a long time ago. When I went
Speaker 11: down against Carlton, I wasn't to know, as you said
Speaker 11: that it was going to be my last game of
Speaker 11: AFL football. But I've been so blessed along the journey
Speaker 11: to be injury free, and I've had a lot of successes.
Speaker 2: There's also been some challenges and some hard periods.
Speaker 3: Through that time.
Speaker 2: But I was I was very, very fortunate.
Speaker 3: You should have jumped up, you know what? Enough of this.
Speaker 4: I don't know if I should turn it off or
Speaker 4: what we should remember married on. I was like more
Speaker 4: lemon chicken top.
Speaker 2: I had plenty of that.
Speaker 3: Tom Hawkins, Johnny is on the air this morning. Good
Speaker 3: on you, Tommy, and good luck in the commentary box mate.
Speaker 2: Appreciate you guys. Always lovely to chat.
Speaker 4: Now get back to work.
Speaker 3: Real he's big two days a week. I don't know
Speaker 3: how he's going to do it.
Speaker 4: What are you actually doing counting cows or something?
Speaker 11: Well, there's a sheep in the background if you can't see,
Speaker 11: no look. I'm up in the rat today at the
Speaker 11: foothills of the Grampians and they were affected by fires
Speaker 11: not that long ago. So we're sort of going out
Speaker 11: to the community and checking in on everyone, and we're
Speaker 11: running a client night tonight. So maybe will be my
Speaker 11: first kick of the footing in about five months.
Speaker 4: So don't do a hammy before as we're all excited
Speaker 4: about our weekend.
Speaker 11: I know, well, if I did, maybe Paul, that'd have
Speaker 11: to play Jesus Christ.
Speaker 3: Can't be that bad.
Speaker 4: Speaking of doing a hammy, he wouldn't even make it for.
Speaker 2: The banner, big boys, there is no banners.
Speaker 4: We'll make a banner. People love it.
Speaker 11: There's a challenge you guys, Fent and Boone morning.
Speaker 3: It's just got so hot right now?
Speaker 4: So hot said that video put up of him doing
Speaker 4: a back flip on the plane. Yes, he's a cool guy.
Speaker 4: Does black flips, every.
Speaker 3: Back flips, every big gym guy.
Speaker 4: I've tried to follow his his routine. How to gud?
Speaker 4: Has he got a YouTube? How to get ripped? Has
Speaker 4: he got a YouTube on it?
Speaker 1: He's got a He's got many things Instagram yet how
Speaker 1: to get ripped?
Speaker 3: Yea? Zuckerberg watched because he looked pretty good in the
Speaker 3: outfit on the weekend.
Speaker 4: I know, I actually loved that. People are like, oh,
Speaker 4: he made it all about him for his wife's forty
Speaker 4: She loved flip. Is serable, aren't they?
Speaker 3: Hey?
Speaker 1: Guys, this morning routine went to get our coffees on
Speaker 1: the way to work.
Speaker 4: Very much my pleasure.
Speaker 1: Shout out Richmond, my o, My was there and there's
Speaker 1: a beautiful community of people there.
Speaker 5: Yeah, there's not many coffee shops in Melbourne that open
Speaker 5: up five.
Speaker 3: Miss Alex and Coke on Saint Kilda Road, George.
Speaker 1: Georgie, George, and you'd be the same, nice community of
Speaker 1: people faces none.
Speaker 4: On my route. So thankfully you guys pick me up
Speaker 4: a coffee in the morning. But I make it up
Speaker 4: for you another way. That's very dodgy. I give you
Speaker 4: a morning treat, not for a coffee.
Speaker 1: Okay, this morning there was a lovely surprise waiting for me.
Speaker 1: A friend that I went to high school with, a
Speaker 1: Glenn Waverley Secondary College, five Oresent.
Speaker 3: Gom was there, Phil Phil what's his name? Gom gom
Speaker 3: My gone?
Speaker 4: So did he go because he heard the great Clints
Speaker 4: down away goes there in the morning or did he
Speaker 4: just happen to union? When was the last time you
Speaker 4: saw the great Golm?
Speaker 1: It would have been I would have been let's say
Speaker 1: twelve months ago. You know, Because you catch up with
Speaker 1: school friends at HOC, I mean I do. I've got
Speaker 1: a few, a few really good friends that I that
Speaker 1: I catch up with all the time. Probably haven't seen
Speaker 1: yeah Phil for about twelve months.
Speaker 4: I'd say, is he was he a friend or just
Speaker 4: someone in your year?
Speaker 1: It's no, he's actually the year above me at school.
Speaker 1: So the guys from my ear level I don't see
Speaker 1: as much as those guys are.
Speaker 4: You're too smart, yeah, too cool, ahead of your time.
Speaker 1: But blow me down.
Speaker 3: He by the way, did I sound one hundred?
Speaker 4: Then I was going to leave it.
Speaker 2: Because he was.
Speaker 4: He got knocked me out with a fowler see tipping
Speaker 4: Port last night. Oh my god. I was on the
Speaker 4: phone to my dad last night and he got to
Speaker 4: go tipping Points.
Speaker 3: Clint's over.
Speaker 4: Because he was the year above me.
Speaker 1: He experienced something last year that I'm going to experience
Speaker 1: this year.
Speaker 3: I know what, don't the twenty year?
Speaker 4: No, I've done twenty five twenty last year.
Speaker 3: That's what you did too, twenty five years school reunion.
Speaker 5: We went to twenty five and a five years.
Speaker 3: You need to get your life in order to be years.
Speaker 4: Are you going to go?
Speaker 1: Well, here's my question, I would not know who has
Speaker 1: to Who organized the.
Speaker 4: Chemunity. I went to my twenty years and remember I
Speaker 4: was so excited going into it, and I left just
Speaker 4: none of my life. Thought I was eighteen again.
Speaker 3: Now I went to my twenty year one. Was was awkward.
Speaker 4: It was about fifteen years. It was just it was
Speaker 4: there all one hundred.
Speaker 3: It was the three o'clock in the afternoon, went for
Speaker 3: forty five minutes sandwiches. We had acne call for the day.
Speaker 4: I'd love it.
Speaker 3: No, just because I hadn't seen them in so long.
Speaker 4: Well, that's the point of do you think you're the
Speaker 4: only person that's experienced not seeing people without a reunion?
Speaker 3: Can see Steve Yard we caught up last said.
Speaker 4: That, Oh, yes, that's how it works. I told you
Speaker 4: there were teachers that came to mind that were still
Speaker 4: teaching at the school.
Speaker 1: Is it incumbent on me to do something about it?
Speaker 3: Someone? Yes?
Speaker 4: Are you going to join the committee? Channel night? You
Speaker 4: must organize it.
Speaker 3: We will organize it on the shop at.
Speaker 4: Joe's that's still there. Apparently we had three hundred plus
Speaker 4: people in our year. We're going to need a big eventue, No,
Speaker 4: not that many will come. We had abounderstand a couple
Speaker 4: we got sent the least, and I had little had
Speaker 4: a little Mark Mix and the Peatry who were no
Speaker 4: longer with us, and then I had a mark mix
Speaker 4: with the people they couldn't contact to try and find them.
Speaker 4: It wears Wally and then I reckon from two hundred
Speaker 4: they were about eighty.
Speaker 3: That came, okay, there's a couple that would just well
Speaker 3: they make me m well, you'll probably ask I don't
Speaker 3: think we.
Speaker 4: Did doing it? No, yeah they did. They put up
Speaker 4: a video that we made in year twelve.
Speaker 3: V made just sit through it.
Speaker 4: It was hilarious.
Speaker 3: We met at the school, the school tour of the school,
Speaker 3: and then went to a pub nearby.
Speaker 4: It's what we is with cocktails at scot felt very nomal.
Speaker 4: Isn't that last time I did this? It wasn't allowed
Speaker 4: this last time? I to look forward to this year
Speaker 4: twenty five the reunion? Is it this year?
Speaker 12: On?
Speaker 4: Next year? This year I get onto the committee and join.
Speaker 3: We're going to help out.
Speaker 4: We'll get you could make a plate of sweet potato
Speaker 4: fries or something.
Speaker 1: I mean, if I have to MC hopefully to cash.
Speaker 4: What was your graduation?
Speaker 3: O God? Can you get the vinyl?
Speaker 4: It's my life?
Speaker 3: Goodbye?
Speaker 2: Sing it?
Speaker 4: They will get John Special can sing it?
Speaker 3: Hang on? I'm looking at actually, but it's goodbye in
Speaker 3: the system. It's good bye. That was it. Now you
Speaker 3: can join take anyway. Good morning to her this morning. Okay,
Speaker 3: three two one, it's.
Speaker 4: It's the Dog's breakfast, go again.
Speaker 3: All right, here we go, Clint, it's the school reunion.
Speaker 3: You're on stage. It's good bye.
Speaker 4: That's all live.
Speaker 3: It's good bye. Well, good morning Melbourne. We've got a
Speaker 3: huge show still to come. We are celebrating the Tigers
Speaker 3: today in the lead up to opening round.
Speaker 5: Sorry, not just the Tigers the mighty time.
Speaker 3: Sorry, the mighty Tigers missing the mighty bit last year.
Speaker 4: We're in a rebuilding space.
Speaker 3: Sorry.
Speaker 4: Sorry, shout out to all the Richmond supporters out there.
Speaker 3: We well rebuilt.
Speaker 4: I've got my membership pack in the mail last week.
Speaker 4: Did you scarved with how many years I've been paid
Speaker 4: for member ring?
Speaker 3: Do you pay for your membership?
Speaker 4: My dad does since I was a kid. Phillipspies. My
Speaker 4: brother and I rich my membership every year and he
Speaker 4: calls every stuff.
Speaker 3: To be scarf for your private health insurance as well.
Speaker 4: I've taken over that. Now that's a sad day. When
Speaker 4: I said your registration, no I do that.
Speaker 3: He did my writ for you, letting him have a
Speaker 3: little bit of his own.
Speaker 4: He loves it. It's his last thing, his princess, looking
Speaker 4: after his princess. That I could do some gosh, actually
Speaker 4: send it my way.
Speaker 3: Hook us up after seven thirty this morning, we're catching
Speaker 3: up with one of your favorite tags and we're going
Speaker 3: to be off floating.
Speaker 4: In fact, I spoke to my dad about this Richmond
Speaker 4: player and he said, Lauren one word superstar.
Speaker 5: That's what Bobby Phillip said.
Speaker 3: Well, we've got memberships to go after seven thirty this morning.
Speaker 3: Speaking of free stuff, Formula one, the countdown is on,
Speaker 3: don't miss the F one Louis Vuitton, Astray and Grand
Speaker 3: Prix Thursday tickets still available at Grand Prix dot com
Speaker 3: dot are you. We're going to be offloading more tickets
Speaker 3: to get your track side tomorrow. But coming up next
Speaker 3: loss here? Uh oh?
Speaker 4: What could possibly go wrong before a wedding? I mean,
Speaker 4: don't I know? This is even worse than what happened
Speaker 4: to me. This is a shocker.
Speaker 3: Saying yes, we'll go there next.
Speaker 4: Are you two laughing at me?
Speaker 3: No, we're laughing.
Speaker 4: It's still wedding season. The people that are doing their
Speaker 4: late summer weddings. It's a beautiful time to get married.
Speaker 3: Is a normal thing at weddings, but sometimes now couples
Speaker 3: are offering up like a color palette of what you
Speaker 3: should wear. Yeah, apparently everyone looks nice.
Speaker 13: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I don't know about that. I'm the same.
Speaker 1: You know what if Shirley wants to wear a buddy
Speaker 1: Floral's we're weary on another day?
Speaker 3: What about Jimmy, he's only got one suit, was going
Speaker 3: to go out and buy another suit for the wedding.
Speaker 4: I don't think it's so much the suits, is it?
Speaker 4: Isn't it just black song? Sometimes it's beige exactly. Yeah,
Speaker 4: that's a lot.
Speaker 3: The cream, the ivory, the off one.
Speaker 4: They're all in the beige.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I had agree. Anyway, this chentleman who got married recently didn't.
Speaker 4: She didn't have a dress code, but she didn't quite
Speaker 4: look as planned because she was doing what shouldn't be
Speaker 4: considered an extreme sport before her wedding, but in her case,
Speaker 4: became an extreme sport six days before her wedding, was
Speaker 4: playing softball.
Speaker 3: I don't think she should be doing any should play
Speaker 3: any sort of sport in the leader Now.
Speaker 4: I played softball as a kid. Those balls ain't soft
Speaker 4: when you get hit with one. She was playing second
Speaker 4: base in her co edge slow pitch softball league when
Speaker 4: the ball took a bad hop and cracked her right
Speaker 4: in the head, five days away from her wedding. Two
Speaker 4: black Like when when I say there's the picture two
Speaker 4: black eyes, it is two absolute shiners.
Speaker 3: Yeah, not a great camera. Just now help me out.
Speaker 4: She knows she hasn't tried to take a fat, flattering photo.
Speaker 4: There two black eyes.
Speaker 1: Can you be rescued by the makeup artist in that situation?
Speaker 4: Well, I wouldn't have thought so, but I've seen photos
Speaker 4: of this woman's wedding. She looked amazing. Yes, she got
Speaker 4: that real must have been real heavy TV makeup. I
Speaker 4: mean in movies and things they cover people's tattoos with
Speaker 4: they do.
Speaker 3: But also just like self esteem.
Speaker 5: Days before she do you want to see what?
Speaker 3: Yeah, no doubt she would have.
Speaker 4: Can't really even say it. You sort of can't tell
Speaker 4: she can. No, you can't think. I think that's good.
Speaker 4: You can see the crack on her head up the
Speaker 4: top where it didn't actually hit her in the eye.
Speaker 4: Here in the foe, the left eye looks a little
Speaker 4: so small and poor thing. That's not what you I
Speaker 4: just I wouldrobably refrained from my my co edge classes glass. No,
Speaker 4: you're watching like Anastasia. Yeah no, no, no, you can't
Speaker 4: be seeing that at your wedding eyes.
Speaker 3: Good point, good point.
Speaker 4: That's a shoka. So what are you meant to do?
Speaker 4: Just sort of like for two weeks before the wedding.
Speaker 4: That's why hens or a box right before the wedding.
Speaker 4: Give it a couple of weeks, guys.
Speaker 3: Thirteen.
Speaker 4: You don't want your eyebrows shaved off before your.
Speaker 3: Wedding thirteen twenty four ten. What happened before a big event?
Speaker 3: Isn't there a footy players potentially out now because of
Speaker 3: a door situation?
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, yeah, Jesse Hogan from the Giants. He just
Speaker 1: slammed his thumb.
Speaker 4: In the door before round one and.
Speaker 1: It's broken there. Two days out, three days out, so.
Speaker 4: He's out for three weeks.
Speaker 3: Yeah there was.
Speaker 1: I knew a bride who decided to get her lips
Speaker 1: done and she got them done a little bit too
Speaker 1: close to the big day.
Speaker 4: Close.
Speaker 5: You need at least a month.
Speaker 3: No, this is like the week off.
Speaker 4: Oh no, no. Injectables on the week they were they were,
Speaker 4: they were big.
Speaker 3: Nothing put in the body like a week before.
Speaker 4: I got my lips done, like a week before my
Speaker 4: best friend Jemma's wedding, and I swear to god, they
Speaker 4: walked down the aisle ten minutes before the rest of
Speaker 4: my body. It was like Daffy Duck leading the bridal party.
Speaker 3: Lauren's been stung by a bee. That's when you hope
Speaker 3: for COVID to come back. Bring on the mask.
Speaker 4: I was like, Holy hell, I'm not doing that again.
Speaker 3: Thirty twenty four to ten, What happened before the big event?
Speaker 3: Give us a ring?
Speaker 4: What happened before a big event? A woman was getting
Speaker 4: married and she plays every week in a co ed
Speaker 4: mixed soft serve softball softball. No, it was called a
Speaker 4: soft serve softball. No, hang on, not soft.
Speaker 3: Lauren mentioned earlier she used to play softball.
Speaker 1: She looks like, yeah, I used to play at Gel's
Speaker 1: Park in the pants.
Speaker 4: Yeah yeah, slow pitch softball. Le Sorry, slow pick gets
Speaker 4: under up Fallsren't that soft anyway? Sho just playing on
Speaker 4: second base ball smash in the head, two black eyes
Speaker 4: five days before a wedding.
Speaker 3: Devo side note, last time I had a soft serve
Speaker 3: a soft serve out the soccering.
Speaker 4: It was a lot longer for me than you. I
Speaker 4: feel like that's something you would do on the rig.
Speaker 4: A bit of a drive through the soft serve.
Speaker 3: No, no, no, the old mister Whippy does Beach Road
Speaker 3: quite a bit.
Speaker 4: Does Missed Whippi still exist?
Speaker 1: Yeah, but he's sort of stationary.
Speaker 5: Isn't he around south your are?
Speaker 3: No, he'll just park himself in one of the car parks. Yes.
Speaker 3: As opposed to the music, Yeah.
Speaker 4: Did he play the music?
Speaker 3: No, because he's just parked there, takes it sting.
Speaker 4: Out the music play when he's parked.
Speaker 1: Does he still have the nuts that he dips the
Speaker 1: chocolate into sherbet.
Speaker 4: Or the sherbt settled out?
Speaker 3: If you're a good girl, I might take you today.
Speaker 4: No, thanks, don't ever call me a good girl again either.
Speaker 4: Now what happened before the big event? Was it your wedding?
Speaker 4: Was it your birthday? Party? Was at your office? Christmas
Speaker 4: party was at the logis jess? What happened?
Speaker 8: We hung out my wedding dress at my mom's house
Speaker 8: the week of the wedding, and two days before the
Speaker 8: wedding the cat had left out every offer the wedding dress, food, blood,
Speaker 8: everything you can think of, all over the wedding dress.
Speaker 4: Hang on, what was wrong with the cat? Are you
Speaker 4: doing all of those things?
Speaker 12: Nothing?
Speaker 8: It just smelt me and obviously wanted to be near me.
Speaker 4: I guess I'm not sure or didn't like the person,
Speaker 4: or it didn't like you much. If it was.
Speaker 1: That reminds me of my brother Ryan, who decided to
Speaker 1: when visiting my nan, who had decorated my auntie's wedding cake,
Speaker 1: made the wedding cake, decorated it.
Speaker 3: He decided to decorate.
Speaker 1: It, put some candles in it, so he put straws,
Speaker 1: a series of five or six straws in the top.
Speaker 4: The cake was realin how he was. He was a
Speaker 4: little tacker, wrong, ruined.
Speaker 5: You can't be ruining the wedding.
Speaker 4: Care Before the Melbourne Cup this year, I had this
Speaker 4: red silk dress. I'd had my hair and makeup done,
Speaker 4: got into the dress. It was steamed.
Speaker 5: It was beautiful and I thought before I leave it
Speaker 5: was quickly brushed my teeth.
Speaker 3: So you were steamed the dress dress.
Speaker 4: I'd spent three hours getting ready, brush my teeth, dribbled
Speaker 4: toothpaste down. I to wear at a brooch on my
Speaker 4: Melbourne Cup day dress. Elliott Garno had to save the
Speaker 4: day with this beautiful brooch. You know, you guys told
Speaker 4: me like a quantius pilot because I dribbled toothpasted on
Speaker 4: the dress.
Speaker 1: Those white stains are hard to get out as it
Speaker 1: looks a bit suspect.
Speaker 3: Sometimes a brooch age age bracket.
Speaker 4: Aren't you She is nearly not quite brooches a back though,
Speaker 4: and Frank.
Speaker 3: All right, Hello Claire clint Hi, Hello, what happened to
Speaker 3: you before the big event?
Speaker 14: Well, on the morning of my wedding, my groom had
Speaker 14: been a fellow. He panthered, eyebrows, nails, all of that
Speaker 14: sort of stuff, and he.
Speaker 4: Had the groom got his eyebrows done.
Speaker 14: Yeah, I sent him there to have everything done sessions
Speaker 14: and they touched his face with the razor blade.
Speaker 5: Oh gosh, that's how bad was the cart?
Speaker 14: It was pretty bad.
Speaker 3: I was.
Speaker 14: I was very shocked when I first.
Speaker 5: What about his eyebrows? Did he come back looking like
Speaker 5: Peter Andre?
Speaker 14: No, his eyebrows were not shade in the eyebrows, you know,
Speaker 14: having he had a monobrow he needed too well.
Speaker 4: But the day before the day befalls a bit close
Speaker 4: to the event, isn't it.
Speaker 3: Do you have enough chain on the lead for him
Speaker 3: to get to.
Speaker 4: The Oh no, she was just I'm sure he was
Speaker 4: a willing participants.
Speaker 1: Dister, girl, your body close to man?
Speaker 5: Whoa get some Peter Andre.
Speaker 3: Yeah, get right on that, Okayla, good morning.
Speaker 4: Now not later, high kayler, Peter Andre, after you? What
Speaker 4: happened at your big event? BEFO for the big event?
Speaker 10: So the morning of So the night before, my son
Speaker 10: was feeling a little bit unwell, and then the morning
Speaker 10: of I was twenty five weeks pregnant with our daughter.
Speaker 5: And is the morning of your wedding?
Speaker 10: Yes, So the morning of my wedding, I was getting
Speaker 10: my makeup done and then I just felt really unwell.
Speaker 10: We all ended up with gastro. As I went to
Speaker 10: a walk down the aisle, my son vomited all over me.
Speaker 3: Oh the wedding dress. Whoa, mister, I want to get
Speaker 3: close to you.
Speaker 4: That would have made you feel better if someone had
Speaker 4: broken into that as he walked down the.
Speaker 3: Arm Good morning, Melbourne. Just go on nineteen to wait.
Speaker 3: Nice win for Melbourne United. Last night she was an arch.
Speaker 7: Look.
Speaker 4: I went to bed. It was past my bedtime, but
Speaker 4: I just spoke to Paul in my Fielce who was there,
Speaker 4: and he said it was amazing.
Speaker 5: Yeah, they won in with like less than a second
Speaker 5: to go.
Speaker 3: We'll see on Celebrity Row. He would have no.
Speaker 4: He said he was sitting in some comfortable This is
Speaker 4: word for word, reclined. The seats were amazing, really comfortable.
Speaker 1: Yeah. That they've got a cup holder as well.
Speaker 4: Now I think it's it's Craig Hutchison the other team.
Speaker 3: Yes, Wildcats, that's right.
Speaker 1: Happy, Well, how about this Southeast Melbourne Phoenix played tonight.
Speaker 1: Now that's your mob. And if they beat.
Speaker 3: Illawarra in Illawarra they play.
Speaker 1: Melbourne United in an all Melbourne Grand Final series.
Speaker 3: That's awesome. Be cool. There's one of the players my wife,
Speaker 3: because we're all the game on Sunday, My wife and
Speaker 3: she was like, do you reckon that?
Speaker 2: Guy?
Speaker 3: Looks like Clint.
Speaker 5: I don't think it looks anything like that.
Speaker 3: It's a big chompers on him.
Speaker 5: It looks it's like from Maths, not Click.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Joey's one of the teams.
Speaker 1: Quite though, isn't he?
Speaker 4: Are you sure? American Basket America America they place to
Speaker 4: the Phoenix.
Speaker 1: I what about Clint from Maths?
Speaker 3: Geez, haven't I been get.
Speaker 4: We must about Clint. What about Lauren?
Speaker 3: I think it's on the rocks.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, last night was not not a good night
Speaker 5: for Clinton.
Speaker 4: Clint the Clint from Maths thinks he's friends with Clint
Speaker 4: from Jason Lauren.
Speaker 3: Don't you guys all get together? The Clints? No, he
Speaker 3: sent me a message.
Speaker 4: M on the GRAMD from Dog's account.
Speaker 3: Our true love starts.
Speaker 1: Hey, Clint, clip from MAFs here. I've heard I'm the
Speaker 1: tu version of you.
Speaker 3: That's wrong.
Speaker 1: It's actually pretty funny.
Speaker 4: I see you're a busy man.
Speaker 1: If you want me to come in on any of
Speaker 1: your shows for a chat, just let me know.
Speaker 3: I think it'd be rather funny. Well, there you go.
Speaker 3: Next time you pull a sicky, we'll.
Speaker 1: Get Clinton Clint. I might not come in tomorrow. We
Speaker 1: might get Timo Clinton.
Speaker 4: No, I like real Clint. I'm sure Clinton lovely Clint's
Speaker 4: got a good rick. No, but he's so broken up
Speaker 4: with Tim Lauren. Maybe I'm Lawrence. I was about tow
Speaker 4: she carries a burkin. I need to know if that's
Speaker 4: not with the B. I think it's fake. I think
Speaker 4: it's anyway Timo Lauren. I think they've broken up and
Speaker 4: I think he's with Tiamu Jackie.
Speaker 3: Oh, she's a New Zealand model. Hey guys, coming up next,
Speaker 3: we are celebrating the Mighty Tags in the lead up
Speaker 3: to Opening Round. This is nov just going fourteen, Toway.
Speaker 3: You're on the air with Jason Lauren Clints here as well.
Speaker 3: You're listening to Noble one hundred and we are celebrating
Speaker 3: your favorite Victorian teams in the lead up to Opening Round.
Speaker 3: We're catching up with some of your favorite footy players
Speaker 3: offloading club memberships and today we're celebrating the Mighty Tags.
Speaker 9: Our next guest has played defender for the Mati Richmond
Speaker 9: Tigers since twenty twenty one. He comes from good footy stock,
Speaker 9: as his dad played for Geelong and.
Speaker 2: His sister plays afl W for the Bulldogs.
Speaker 3: Brown good fakes from Tom Brown. Please rocom the show
Speaker 3: Tom Tom Brown, Good morning.
Speaker 4: Morning, this is my team. I'm a Richmond fan. I
Speaker 4: was forced to be a Richmond fan thanks to my dad.
Speaker 3: Ready for a lecture from so you get the first question?
Speaker 4: Well, I was going to say, what is it like
Speaker 4: being part of such a big footy family. Your dad
Speaker 4: played for the Cats, your sister also plays in the AFL.
Speaker 5: W Are you guys all competitive with one another?
Speaker 3: Yeah? I reckon as a kid.
Speaker 13: My sister Millie, she used to beat me up, did she?
Speaker 13: Then as soon as I hit puberty and started getting
Speaker 13: a bit stronger, it was the other way around. But
Speaker 13: it's always been footy since day one with the family.
Speaker 1: What's it like playing at a big, big club like
Speaker 1: the Richmond Footy Club.
Speaker 3: It's a bit of a pinch me moment, isn't what
Speaker 3: I mean? Yeah?
Speaker 13: It is, But I mean I've never played another club,
Speaker 13: so I don't really know any different. But the Tiger
Speaker 13: Army is the absolutely nuts one last year.
Speaker 3: They're crazy, They're so loud.
Speaker 4: I mean we are we are, yeah, but I love it.
Speaker 13: Look yeah, I don't know much different, but they're enormous.
Speaker 4: Who did you grow up barracking for Geelong because dad
Speaker 4: played no choice? So then when you get drafted to
Speaker 4: a team like Richmond, because you're still you're twenty one
Speaker 4: twenty he's still only so young. When you get drafted,
Speaker 4: what is it like when you're like, oh my gosh,
Speaker 4: I'm going to one of the biggest clubs in the AFL.
Speaker 3: Oh I don't really know to be honest.
Speaker 13: I was sitting at home and I wasn't really I
Speaker 13: hadn't spoken to Richmond at all during like the sort
Speaker 13: of build up to the draft. So I was sitting there,
Speaker 13: I wasn't really looking at TV. I was on my
Speaker 13: phone and I heard my name get called now and I.
Speaker 4: Was like, shit, oh my god.
Speaker 13: Posters down And because Richmond bea Gelong in the twenty
Speaker 13: twenty Grand Finals, so I was kind of I was
Speaker 13: off and already that.
Speaker 4: Was the one that was up in Brisbane was overgrown.
Speaker 13: I was Geelong hard that day. But then I mean,
Speaker 13: as soon as you get picked up and get around
Speaker 13: the club, there's like you feel such a part of it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so then you run onto the mcg and suddenly
Speaker 1: surrounded by blokes you've been watching on the television. I mean,
Speaker 1: who's a player that you played on that you're just
Speaker 1: like that sort of takes my breath away.
Speaker 13: Being a Geelong fan. My first sort of AFL experience.
Speaker 13: I was versing Geelong in like a practice match and
Speaker 13: I was next to Joe Sale and he's like, you're
Speaker 13: in the wrong colors, mate, and I look, I didn't
Speaker 13: say anything.
Speaker 3: I know idea.
Speaker 13: He actually rattled me, and I was like shit, and
Speaker 13: so it kind of switched me on though, which is good,
Speaker 13: but that's iconic.
Speaker 4: Getting a little sledge from Johels.
Speaker 3: Also nice sledge because it's it's never going to be
Speaker 3: grubbing from me.
Speaker 4: How are the Tigers feeling going into this year? I know,
Speaker 4: you guys sit out for we don't even know what
Speaker 4: it's called zero round round, opening round, and you guys
Speaker 4: get your first game against Carlton in round one.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 13: No, we're a really excited, like we've got such a
Speaker 13: young group was eight draftees, got a lot of older
Speaker 13: players leaving, but that's just part of it. And we're
Speaker 13: excited because we don't really know what it looks like
Speaker 13: for us. We don't know how quick we're going to
Speaker 13: develop and what would happen. I wish we're playing rounds
Speaker 13: over got the ass?
Speaker 4: Do they pick who doesn't?
Speaker 3: Doesn't?
Speaker 4: Do you know what?
Speaker 1: It's like the glamor teams of the competition? What's wrong
Speaker 1: with my I didn't last season?
Speaker 3: Wasn't great? Hawthorne a sort of the Hollywood the way up.
Speaker 1: Playing this blakes a bit of a cult hero at
Speaker 1: Tiger Land at punt Rod, really a lot of a
Speaker 1: lot of people online sort of celebrate how clean you are.
Speaker 4: What do you mean clean? You mean clean clean?
Speaker 1: But yeah, you've got cult status at the footy club.
Speaker 3: Do you feel it? Not? Really? Too honest?
Speaker 4: You are selling yourself.
Speaker 13: Sure now you walk in there and all the boys
Speaker 13: just on your backhund and yes they bring you back
Speaker 13: down to earth pretty quickly. But no, I mean I
Speaker 13: read stuff online. People send me things, which is pretty funny,
Speaker 13: but it's.
Speaker 4: Nothing I was going to say. If you're a twenty
Speaker 4: one year old AFL player, are you on.
Speaker 3: One hundred percent?
Speaker 4: What do you don't need to?
Speaker 3: Actually?
Speaker 13: I put one video on my TikTok. It's a video
Speaker 13: of me playing the guitar, singing as well or something.
Speaker 13: Noah can't, I don't even know who know?
Speaker 4: A car is?
Speaker 3: Sorry?
Speaker 4: You sing?
Speaker 3: I'm not seeing it. Well, let's let's let Tom sing it.
Speaker 13: Noeh can't love heverm.
Speaker 2: It's a season of the sticks.
Speaker 13: You know you put.
Speaker 4: It on, you know it? Save it for your there's
Speaker 4: the guitar? Do you sing as well? Has anyone uses
Speaker 4: this guitar?
Speaker 3: Tom? You reckon? This will be on air right now
Speaker 3: down at the club. Come on Noah, when you're ready,
Speaker 3: No need.
Speaker 5: To change the guitars out, okay, oh ship, that's.
Speaker 3: I'll play something away from time.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, it's just shocking. I was feeling it.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Are you a single lad Tom, Yes, i am.
Speaker 4: No chicks are going to come out player who can
Speaker 4: play the guitar and can.
Speaker 3: You've got a guitar and you you've got a guitar
Speaker 3: in my bedroom.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I've never ladies in the.
Speaker 3: Corner of the room in your home. It's also got
Speaker 3: a giant mirror that looks over his bed. Do you
Speaker 3: have one of those as well?
Speaker 5: Don't answer that time. That's a trick question.
Speaker 3: It works. One day you'll see someone else in it.
Speaker 4: Now. I am a proud, paid up Richmond member for
Speaker 4: the year thirteen twenty four to ten. We have some
Speaker 4: Richmond memberships to go as well. These are the hardest
Speaker 4: tickets in town to get team in the AFL, most
Speaker 4: popular team in the AFL Joe tags.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, Tommy. Good luck for the season ahead, mate,
Speaker 3: thank you. I'm excited.
Speaker 1: Some deeply shocking news, guys, our treasurer, do you know
Speaker 1: who it is?
Speaker 3: Yes? I do, Swanny.
Speaker 4: No, I met her, I met her the other day.
Speaker 4: I wanted not just center Sime's Jacqueline Simon. State treasurer. Yes,
Speaker 4: I met treasurer, the federal treasurer, the money man. The
Speaker 4: money man is no, he's a big guy with the
Speaker 4: silver hair. No, give me, fella, give me the initials. Jim,
Speaker 4: Jim Chamber charmers.
Speaker 3: There we go.
Speaker 1: The only issue with poor old Jim is it turns
Speaker 1: out only twenty two percent of voters actually know who
Speaker 1: he is, recognize him.
Speaker 3: I barely know Dutton. Well, that's another issue.
Speaker 4: Yes, you do? You know what position looks?
Speaker 3: You know him if you walk? Sure? If he's liberal
Speaker 3: or Labor.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, he's on the he's on the right.
Speaker 4: So what's our current prime minister Labor? Yes, if he's
Speaker 4: the opposition liberal?
Speaker 3: Yeah, which is the right?
Speaker 1: The right is traditionally conservative, so the Libs that's and
Speaker 1: the Greens.
Speaker 4: He's right, very right. What's his new catch habinet of
Speaker 4: trumpets or trumpets?
Speaker 3: That's interesting. I thought we'd play a little game.
Speaker 4: I love the game, a political game. I did major
Speaker 4: in politics.
Speaker 1: Well, you should be good at this one name the politician.
Speaker 1: I have a series of photos i'd like to reveal
Speaker 1: to you. Both names are your buzzers away we go.
Speaker 3: I know him, I've never seen.
Speaker 4: I've seen him before. He looks like he's a National
Speaker 4: government politician.
Speaker 3: He's not.
Speaker 4: Actually, he's not.
Speaker 1: Like those playing at home. He has silver hair, glasses,
Speaker 1: very very well dressed.
Speaker 4: His dad looks a little.
Speaker 3: Bill Gates Q, former premier in Victoria.
Speaker 5: Oh, I know, I know Baile you.
Speaker 1: No, that's Dennis nat Thin.
Speaker 4: He's the forty seventh premier of Victoria's before COVID in Victoria,
Speaker 4: no one knew the premiers before he.
Speaker 3: Did it for a year Liberal premier.
Speaker 1: Next, that's jeffne No, no, no, no, jas the twenty
Speaker 1: fourth Prime Minister of Australia.
Speaker 3: Also, he can't be using that that photo that's catfish. Yeah,
Speaker 3: absolutely up. Bronwin Bishop, Ronny Bishop, there she is.
Speaker 1: She does some great work on.
Speaker 3: Sky Little Bart Cummings eskin there. What the eyebrows?
Speaker 4: No, her eyebrows are immaculate.
Speaker 3: They are very brows.
Speaker 1: Okay, of course, Angela Bishop now doing some great work
Speaker 1: on ten News.
Speaker 4: Shut up? Are they related?
Speaker 3: Angela Bishop is Bronwin's daughter? No, yes, no, Angela Bishop
Speaker 3: entertainment reporter is Bronwyn Bishop's.
Speaker 4: Daughter knock me over with a feather. I did not know.
Speaker 1: She just doesn't have the same hand cat thankfully.
Speaker 3: What about this fellah Mark Latham. You're good at this, Jason.
Speaker 3: We're only talking about him the other day. I remember
Speaker 3: the handshake with John Howard.
Speaker 4: He was a potential prime minister.
Speaker 1: Now I think that brings there's one more.
Speaker 5: This fella friendly face, looks like a real estate agent.
Speaker 1: Also a former Victorian premier.
Speaker 4: Is give me some John not John Howard.
Speaker 3: He's not John dear Well, sort of.
Speaker 4: Dearing animal like Rumby j He was also premier. Don't
Speaker 4: know which brings us to two thousand.
Speaker 1: Our mystery caller on the line right now, we've got.
Speaker 3: A live one.
Speaker 1: Well, I organized a politician fuel to make you feel
Speaker 1: as awkward as possible.
Speaker 3: Oh, this politician has a great ambition.
Speaker 15: It's Sam Gros That was that was way too easy.
Speaker 4: It's those postcards with me.
Speaker 15: It's nice to know you knew me before. Jim Chalmers though,
Speaker 15: So that's a positive.
Speaker 3: He's a politician. What did he do? What did he
Speaker 3: do before that?
Speaker 4: He was on postcards?
Speaker 3: Yeah, he was on postcards because he was big in
Speaker 3: the sporting world. Yeah, in.
Speaker 4: Rowing, tennis.
Speaker 3: That's the one.
Speaker 5: One of my fast serve in the world.
Speaker 15: I'm good, I'm good. Thanks for having me on beautiful
Speaker 15: day here in Melbourne.
Speaker 4: Sam, Are you going to take over and try and
Speaker 4: sort out this crime issue we've gone in Melbourne?
Speaker 3: Please?
Speaker 15: Well, the crime is an issue, that's for sure, that
Speaker 15: we're doing everything we can. Absolutely Brad Baton next Premier
Speaker 15: Victoria in twenty twenty six. But there's more than just
Speaker 15: a crime as an issue right now in this day.
Speaker 4: Hey, labor or libs.
Speaker 3: Do you think for Sam here'll be the Libs? He is?
Speaker 4: Because I said Sorrento.
Speaker 1: Now Sammy said Ry, I would have went thank you
Speaker 1: for Johnny's. By the way, Sam had to had to
Speaker 1: go to a very important shadow cabinet meeting this morning,
Speaker 1: but he decided to pop out just to speak to us.
Speaker 4: Do you want to what happens in a shadow cabinet meeting?
Speaker 15: Just imagine you never passed up a bit of free media.
Speaker 3: Do you want us just to keep you on the
Speaker 3: line throughout the show just to get you out of
Speaker 3: the meeting?
Speaker 2: Mate?
Speaker 15: Look, I probably should jump back in at some day.
Speaker 15: I wasn't going to pass up the chance to chat
Speaker 15: to a mild colleague.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we love Sammy and Jason's a random. Don't worry
Speaker 4: about him.
Speaker 3: Sam, good to chat, Thanks for joining us, rowing good luck.
Speaker 4: Good luck, Ruppy.
Speaker 3: See soon there is dog. Johnny's on the love Sam
Speaker 3: Rock world's fastest served?
Speaker 4: Yeah still really? Oh yeah yeah yeah, that's what I
Speaker 4: said before.
Speaker 3: What was he serving at two hundred and plus? You
Speaker 3: just made that up. That's nice of Demi Moore reaching
Speaker 3: out to the person that won the oscar over her Zoldana.
Speaker 4: Why do you sounding so sarcastic?
Speaker 3: No, I'm just like I remember when you got beaten
Speaker 3: for Best Newcomer on the Year at the Radio Awards.
Speaker 3: Do you reach out to the triple m that trump
Speaker 3: ter n Her.
Speaker 4: Name was also Lauren. I got halfway up to the
Speaker 4: stage before I realized it was a different.
Speaker 3: Well it took you a while. We're on table one
Speaker 3: hundred and fifty.
Speaker 4: We're about to get the r So no, I didn't Lauren.
Speaker 3: It's not you, it's the other one. All right, let's
Speaker 3: go to the phones. We are giving you the chance
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Speaker 4: Good morning, Good morning, everybody in a single mum of
Speaker 4: five boys and lace. You deserve a holiday, sis.
Speaker 16: Oh my gosh, yeah I do.
Speaker 4: How old are the kids?
Speaker 16: So they aged? My youngest is ten and my eldest
Speaker 16: is twenty two?
Speaker 4: Wow? Are they all at home?
Speaker 16: I just know the twenty two year old lived in
Speaker 16: New South Lownd and the others are all home.
Speaker 4: That's a busy house.
Speaker 3: Put the board up.
Speaker 4: The boys they look after.
Speaker 16: You, absolutely they do.
Speaker 15: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Well, my mums love their sons, they love their daughters,
Speaker 4: so at least you don't have to come. They do.
Speaker 2: We all know it.
Speaker 4: That's it's true.
Speaker 3: When your brother is a ripping blood, right, he'safy. I mean,
Speaker 3: when you compare the pair.
Speaker 4: Chalk and cheese, he's perfect.
Speaker 3: If he was only able every morning between six and Okay.
Speaker 4: Anything I can do, he can do better.
Speaker 3: You want winner, You want to play for five hundred dollars.
Speaker 2: Five hundred dollars.
Speaker 4: Good luck, Analyst. We've got a question lined up. You
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Speaker 5: If you don't know, analse, have a guess.
Speaker 3: I got this one you did. All right? Here we
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Speaker 9: Which actor played the character Walter White in Breaking.
Speaker 2: Bad three two one?
Speaker 3: No, I don't know, Branston.
Speaker 4: Did you watch Breaking Bads?
Speaker 16: No, we don't have TV.
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Speaker 16: Yellow?
Speaker 3: Look, you're not going to go away empty handed? How
Speaker 3: about what should we check you out? I'll tell you,
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Speaker 4: I need more information on the ranch?
Speaker 5: What sort of ranch?
Speaker 16: So it's Mill Valley Rant and we do school camp
Speaker 16: and also school holiday camps and group booking.
Speaker 4: You've got five kids and then we have other kids
Speaker 4: there as well.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 16: I love it you're doing with kids and animals. It's
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Speaker 4: Good on you, Analise. You sound like a beautiful human
Speaker 4: I work with.
Speaker 3: Basically, got some kids.
Speaker 4: Do you want to send them.
Speaker 3: Over to the ranch?
Speaker 4: Yeah? They could do with the weekend, long weekend, they
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Speaker 16: Thanks for having me.
Speaker 3: It's some ranch chicken.
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Speaker 3: I liked it.
Speaker 4: Clinton.
Speaker 3: I'm deeply nervous about something. I need to nervous.
Speaker 4: About something because you're giving us absolute donuts. I don't
Speaker 4: know what's going on with.
Speaker 1: In and out of the studio, and like you got
Speaker 1: ants in your pairs.
Speaker 3: I've done something I'm not proud of.
Speaker 4: All that's daily occurrence.
Speaker 3: Good morning everyone, this is over one hundred. You are
Speaker 3: on the air with Lauren clint here as well. We
Speaker 3: do want to thanks to Shell already express what a day?
Speaker 4: I know, what a week? Thirty yesterday, thirty two today?
Speaker 4: Where else would you rather be than in this great
Speaker 4: city of Melbourne.
Speaker 3: She's not ready to go away.
Speaker 4: Can I just read you through the rest of the week? Yes,
Speaker 4: twenty five, twenty nine on Friday, and don't we love
Speaker 4: a sunny Friday? Thirty three, Saturday twenty eight, Sunday twenty five,
Speaker 4: Monday twenty five, Tuesday and the public long weekend. Maybe
Speaker 4: I keep forgetting did you talk your kids to.
Speaker 5: The ranch before.
Speaker 1: Do you know what's on Monday, Laby day, mayby day?
Speaker 3: The member parade? What the member parade?
Speaker 4: He thinks it's called mamber. That's why it doesn't number one,
Speaker 4: number number five.
Speaker 3: So recently moved to the Bentley.
Speaker 5: Area recently, Wow it's been a year.
Speaker 3: No, not yet.
Speaker 5: Hasn't it.
Speaker 3: Moved in the area?
Speaker 4: Sure?
Speaker 3: Yeah, pretty sure. So many more shops. Great little area.
Speaker 3: Center Road's a bit of a pain, but you know,
Speaker 3: awesome area, more shops, bigger house.
Speaker 4: We have a mountion, small space pool man cave like.
Speaker 3: We have a servo near us, which is very convenient. Right,
Speaker 3: you know, if you just need something little late night snack, run,
Speaker 3: don't have to get in the car, right great thirteen
Speaker 3: twenty four ten? Is there a place you cannot go back?
Speaker 3: We're a situation the other day at the servo I.
Speaker 5: Picked up you can't balls it up too close to home?
Speaker 3: I realized that now was it petrol elated? No? No,
Speaker 3: I wasn't doing that scene.
Speaker 4: True, not petrol related. You spoke like Jason issue. Is
Speaker 4: it petro related related?
Speaker 3: Not petrol related? Okay, ice cream related?
Speaker 4: Surprise you got stuck in the fridge. The former scene
Speaker 4: has gone broke since he moved in near this servo
Speaker 4: because he doesn't get their delivery every night anymore.
Speaker 3: So I picked up Archie, our three year old, the
Speaker 3: liability from Kinder, was heading back home Bentley Way. It
Speaker 3: was during the old three o'clock school's out hour.
Speaker 4: Foul avoid the roads at that time. That's my walking hour.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's horrible, isn't it. The survey the kids traffic
Speaker 3: was heaving with kids going Is it.
Speaker 4: One of these hot days that were experiencing? Machine would
Speaker 4: have been going on.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it was getting a hit clippos, Yeah, all those
Speaker 3: sort of things. How you being to lippo? I love
Speaker 3: a clipper Anyway, it took Archie to do a little
Speaker 3: ice cream run. Walked into the three year old. Now
Speaker 3: keep mine. He's been at Kinder and then we've been
Speaker 3: stuck in the car.
Speaker 4: Now you're the father that complains about when the kids
Speaker 4: have too much sugar and then hit a wall. So
Speaker 4: after Kinder, you've taken him for ice cream at four o'clock.
Speaker 3: Yeah, good on you.
Speaker 5: We don't want to hear your winge.
Speaker 3: I'm not going to winge about that. Poor little Archie.
Speaker 3: We got to the ice cream freezer and for a
Speaker 3: for a three ye roll, that's quite overwhelming. Like you're
Speaker 3: looking at that freezer, there's all that, there's clippers exactly.
Speaker 4: You have to lift him up.
Speaker 3: He's on his little tippy toes looking now. The place
Speaker 3: is packed, there's kids everywhere. I'm quite flustered. I'm over heating.
Speaker 3: I'm like, we just come on, come on, pick an
Speaker 3: ice cream. And then he looked up and he said
Speaker 3: to me, oh, Dad, were we Oh no, no, not neither.
Speaker 4: He's being toilet trained, isn't he.
Speaker 3: We're in the toilet training process.
Speaker 4: Most surveys have bathrooms.
Speaker 3: It's too late.
Speaker 4: Oh he was too excited. He did an excitement where
Speaker 4: my sausage dog does that? Sometimes it's okay, it happens.
Speaker 3: A sausage dog done it in the servo next to
Speaker 3: the ice cream Fraser.
Speaker 4: Probably how much we fit bit like a lot.
Speaker 3: It was. Yeah, there was a puppy, No not a sandbag, dob, but.
Speaker 5: Enough do you still put the puppy peepads down on
Speaker 5: your couch?
Speaker 3: No? No, no, we're passed up.
Speaker 4: Okay, So it was just an excitement where it.
Speaker 3: Was excitement where we've been in the co's.
Speaker 4: Only a little bit question. It was a busting?
Speaker 3: Was she was a busting? How many people were around
Speaker 3: the ice cream? There was, but they were on the
Speaker 3: other side. Oh that's good. Just walk away, just walk away,
Speaker 3: just get you.
Speaker 4: You didn't you let to piss. No, you didn't.
Speaker 3: I panicked. I picked him up my left. Oh no,
Speaker 3: I mean back to the survey.
Speaker 4: He didn't say, can I have some paper towels? Was
Speaker 4: freaking out bilt something.
Speaker 3: I was freaking out. He was embarrassed.
Speaker 4: I just know that's disgusting.
Speaker 3: I'm not proud of it.
Speaker 4: Sounds like it because you're telling the story on the radio.
Speaker 3: No, I said, I'm not proud of the story. I
Speaker 3: don't think it's a melted calippo.
Speaker 4: No, that's repulsive. I'm not proud.
Speaker 3: I know. I'm freaked out about it. I'm not proud
Speaker 3: of it. You can't go back. I haven't gone back ever.
Speaker 2: Now for what.
Speaker 3: Is he gonna What is he going to do?
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 5: One of those cleaners in when die and have to clean.
Speaker 4: Up the whole jays that's great.
Speaker 3: You can never go back.
Speaker 4: Actually leave it there.
Speaker 3: I wasn't proud. I panicked. We've all been a situation
Speaker 3: like that or similar.
Speaker 4: No, we haven't even my dogs on the footpath. Afeel
Speaker 4: like I need to get water and hose it down.
Speaker 3: Oh well, aren't you bloody mother Teresa.
Speaker 4: That you can't be doing that.
Speaker 5: You can't be doing that.
Speaker 3: He bug it up.
Speaker 4: What would you do if you saw a kid were
Speaker 4: on the floor and the parents just walk off.
Speaker 3: I'd rub Jason's nose home.
Speaker 4: Not Archie. Archie should have rubbed your nose.
Speaker 3: Thirteen twenty fourteen.
Speaker 1: Dogs, when they're puppies, is rubbing mean?
Speaker 3: But not for Jase thirteen twenty fourteen. Is there Archie?
Speaker 4: Was he embarrassed?
Speaker 3: He's the best way I got him out of there.
Speaker 3: You looked at me and my dad we were and
Speaker 3: I was like, oh, we got to go.
Speaker 5: So you make someone else's problem.
Speaker 1: I should have put some Sure, he's a Herald Sunday.
Speaker 3: You should have put a Harold so a little plastic thing,
Speaker 3: you know, the slippery.
Speaker 4: Floor, the newspaper, what's oh yeah, slippery signs?
Speaker 3: Thirteen fourteen. Is there a face you cannot go back to?
Speaker 3: I've got one. They go there, No, never get.
Speaker 4: Where you actually need to sell the hat.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we're moving. Remember the rule on this show we
Speaker 3: don't judge guys.
Speaker 5: Sometimes sorry, sometimes we do what.
Speaker 3: You didn't they judged you. Just something I'm not proud of.
Speaker 3: I was at the serv the other day my three
Speaker 3: year old who can't tall. The training had a accidental week.
Speaker 4: But that happened.
Speaker 3: We accidental. We we than it was in a stage
Speaker 3: of it happens, and I grabbed him and ran out
Speaker 3: of there.
Speaker 4: No one slipped in it.
Speaker 3: No, No, that was fine. Slippery sign, it's fine.
Speaker 4: Did you say we've had an accident?
Speaker 5: I got to go? Or you just ran? You didn't
Speaker 5: say he ran?
Speaker 3: He ran?
Speaker 4: Didn't he did a run a dog. He did a
Speaker 4: wet runner dog.
Speaker 3: So I can't go back?
Speaker 4: Was it really Archie that we're on the floor?
Speaker 3: Was it you?
Speaker 4: Over the ice cream machine?
Speaker 3: Three year old was like, dad, come on, poor together?
Speaker 4: Excitement? Where Dad? Come on? Hold it?
Speaker 3: In thirteen twenty four ten, where can you no longer
Speaker 3: go back to?
Speaker 5: You can't go back there?
Speaker 3: No, we're moving.
Speaker 4: Yeah, But if I reconsidered Queensland.
Speaker 3: Not at this time.
Speaker 4: Probably at the moment I've heard hopping up far North Queensland.
Speaker 3: Let's go to Geelong? Did I jay?
Speaker 2: Hey?
Speaker 3: You going guys?
Speaker 4: We're good was It wasn't actually made his sister in law. Yep,
Speaker 4: she had about of tree poisoning infinity in on the
Speaker 4: Goldie the old mirror mirror room escape room. She got
Speaker 4: food poisoning in an escape room.
Speaker 15: And that place had twelve rooms and she had about
Speaker 15: a gastro all the way through the twelve rooms.
Speaker 3: But did she vomit in each room?
Speaker 15: Wasn't that area? Was the other area?
Speaker 4: She didn't think to hit the panic button and get out?
Speaker 4: She actually was the only was only one way out?
Speaker 15: Well, she was waving with the white gloves they gave her.
Speaker 4: They were they were watching.
Speaker 6: Yeah, basically she was waving to say stop, stop, stop
Speaker 6: to get out.
Speaker 15: Yeah, they thought she just carried on.
Speaker 4: No no, no, no, no no. How many people in
Speaker 4: the escape room with her?
Speaker 3: Probably another three to four more people?
Speaker 4: Yeah, Oh, I can't imagine that situation. Trying to put
Speaker 4: the poem together.
Speaker 3: To what's the code? What's the code?
Speaker 4: Backwards in a mirror.
Speaker 3: Thirteen twenty four to ten? Can you no longer go
Speaker 3: back to Melbourne? We are talking places you cannot go
Speaker 3: back to. Oh gosh, got a few places.
Speaker 5: You can't ruin a local.
Speaker 1: There is one place I can't go back to I
Speaker 1: once got my haircut at a barbershop England, Waverley and
Speaker 1: they recognized me from the television. So post haircut, they
Speaker 1: asked if I could get a photo and they've now
Speaker 1: got the photo up in the barbershop.
Speaker 4: You can't go back to me with my new haircut.
Speaker 3: Crap haircuts. Absolute, I'm going to go in there and
Speaker 3: look at the wall and got.
Speaker 4: What he's having.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was a shocker. Every time I walk past
Speaker 1: that shop.
Speaker 4: You can't go back.
Speaker 3: There, Glenn Shopping Center.
Speaker 5: It is Oh really it was just for men. No,
Speaker 5: that's not cut.
Speaker 4: No, it wasn't just. We have this amazing cafe around
Speaker 4: the corner from us, and one of our best friends
Speaker 4: lived a few houses down and we went every single
Speaker 4: day to this place Fitzroy for coffee and lunch, sometimes
Speaker 4: twice a day, and my friend slept with the girl
Speaker 4: who worked there.
Speaker 3: Oh that selfie.
Speaker 5: None of us could ever go back there.
Speaker 3: That's selfish.
Speaker 5: We ruined it for all of us because he dropped her.
Speaker 4: She's work.
Speaker 5: It was a hard problem we all we all have
Speaker 5: to do.
Speaker 3: They're talking about it is phone working yet Yeah, not
Speaker 3: ruined it for all of us Emily and packing him,
Speaker 3: good morning, good morning, how are you? We're good? Where
Speaker 3: can't you go back to?
Speaker 14: I can't go back.
Speaker 12: To Switch at Mountain Gate Shopping, Let's switch.
Speaker 4: What is that?
Speaker 7: It's like a.
Speaker 12: Restaurant, and so my girlfriend and I we would go there.
Speaker 12: We'd have dinner. We're about eighteen, nineteen years old, so
Speaker 12: you know, back when we used to drink muscato and
Speaker 12: you know, order a nice meal and oscar.
Speaker 5: So at nineteen, that's very sophistic.
Speaker 3: That's sweet.
Speaker 16: Sweet, it's very sweet.
Speaker 12: So we went there for dinner one night, and we
Speaker 12: stayed a little bit too long because you know, we'll
Speaker 12: go to a movie after and then we obviously bloody
Speaker 12: drug is okay?
Speaker 4: Okay, Emily, I'm not sure if it's not just pull
Speaker 4: over there?
Speaker 3: Did she just sat up and live?
Speaker 5: Did she just say I am bloody driving and this
Speaker 5: is not safe?
Speaker 3: Emily from packing them. You cannot ring over again, Emily.
Speaker 4: We always ask our callers to pull over.
Speaker 3: You can't come back to what we're talking about, Emily.
Speaker 3: Can't you go back to Emily?
Speaker 1: Emily, you're allowed back, you can, Yeah, this is not
Speaker 1: Emily two point zero.
Speaker 16: So I can't go back to the McDonald near to
Speaker 16: my kids old Tinder.
Speaker 4: What happened?
Speaker 16: I had I had a two year old and a
Speaker 16: four year old, and you know, it was asked to
Speaker 16: tinder and we had to be somewhere else. So like
Speaker 16: I was like, going home, let's go to MacDonald's. We'll
Speaker 16: go for a play on the playground. The kids are
Speaker 16: in the playground. I'm sort of sitting inside the restaurant
Speaker 16: just watching him through that like glass window, and my son,
Speaker 16: who is was four at the time, I suddenly seeing
Speaker 16: him with his pants down by his ankle on the
Speaker 16: play equipment. Yeah, squatting, squatting, squatting.
Speaker 4: Down the bottom in the ball.
Speaker 16: It was down the bottom like nowhere you you clmiar
Speaker 16: up the little stairs. It was like a platform. He
Speaker 16: was on like the bottom up the top of the stairs,
Speaker 16: on the bottom platform and squatting. And I was like,
Speaker 16: oh no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no no no.
Speaker 16: So I'm like running in there. It's too late. He
Speaker 16: has done a poo on the bottom platform bit and
Speaker 16: I'm like, oh no, no, no no. So there's no
Speaker 16: one else in there was just my two kids in there,
Speaker 16: and I was looking around like, oh no, it's seen.
Speaker 16: So I'm like, first thing, I'll just get him out
Speaker 16: of there into the plate, into the like the toilet.
Speaker 4: I would have dealt with the proofest Emily, did you
Speaker 4: leave the poo something to pick up the PreO with?
Speaker 16: So I was like paper towels. I'm like, you stay
Speaker 16: in there. He's not poo at this point, like down
Speaker 16: his leg.
Speaker 3: So what happened to the pool? How did you do?
Speaker 4: A runner?
Speaker 16: Like Jason, I've grabbed like as many paper towels as
Speaker 16: I could, still hoping no one's noticing what's going on.
Speaker 16: Going back into the playground, I'm trying to like pick
Speaker 16: up the proof without getting it on me, and also
Speaker 16: like trying to make it look like it, you know,
Speaker 16: not stained on the play equipment. Take that off to
Speaker 16: the toilet, try and dispose of that and then.
Speaker 3: Be careful.
Speaker 6: I know, I know, I've like waked it into the toilet,
Speaker 6: and I'm like, where are the kids at.
Speaker 3: This point running in the car park. Imagine if you
Speaker 3: walk past Emily on.
Speaker 4: To wait, so you just left the kids on the playground,
Speaker 4: You've got poo in your hands, and then what happened?
Speaker 16: So the four year old my son, I'd left him
Speaker 16: in the the stable toilet, right, and my daughter, I
Speaker 16: actually have no idea what she was doing as well,
Speaker 16: and I'm just like, just stay away from it. And
Speaker 16: I'm just yet running in between the playground and in yournd.
Speaker 3: Have you have you ever been back to that macat I.
Speaker 16: Have never been back to that MacDonald.
Speaker 4: Did anyone say anything to did anyone offer to help?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 16: So eventually one of the workers seen what was going
Speaker 16: on and she came in and I'm here like sorry, sorry,
Speaker 16: no pro you know, it's just like, don't worry about it.
Speaker 16: We'll paint it up, so good about it. But I
Speaker 16: was like red as a beach trip, like we've got.
Speaker 2: To get out of here.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 3: You know what's concerning is her reaction to me says
Speaker 3: it's not the first time. Hey, Emily, then what happened? God?
Speaker 3: I love this city. Everything is just going on at
Speaker 3: the moment. Formula one only a couple of weeks away.
Speaker 3: Of course, basketball on last night and Billie Ilish Billy
Speaker 3: last night.
Speaker 4: Crowds. I was doing the tan yesterday, doing a hot
Speaker 4: lap at around seven o'clock and the people rolling in
Speaker 4: for the basketball and Billie Eilish, there were people everywhere,
Speaker 4: and the weather is just working for it.
Speaker 3: What a mix that is, small issue.
Speaker 4: Actually lots of families Billy, yeah, right next to each other,
Speaker 4: a lot of families.
Speaker 3: Gen z Our young producer, trepid producer, twenty ish. She
Speaker 3: went to Billy, this is Billie Eilish. I said, how
Speaker 3: were your seats? She said, she was in the seated section,
Speaker 3: but she stood the whole concert. Yeah, no, no, no, no,
Speaker 3: you're in the seat section.
Speaker 4: Don't be that. Can you sit down in front? Can
Speaker 4: you sit down in front? I can't say stand up?
Speaker 3: That works? Will you buy stand up tickets?
Speaker 1: Even for the oldies like me who was at Carli
Speaker 1: Miner a week before Wheels.
Speaker 3: We stood the whole time. We were in the seats.
Speaker 4: Yes, you what are you just sitting down? Toe tapping? No,
Speaker 4: but just like you know, when did you turn into
Speaker 4: such a miserable grouch? Oh grouch? He went to the
Speaker 4: basketball was too loud and music was too loud, all
Speaker 4: the clappers, and what about the guy on the microphone?
Speaker 4: He says, defense, I'll get rid of him. And now
Speaker 4: at a concert people are standing up and dancing. Yeah,
Speaker 4: just go to the library. What a fun time they're
Speaker 4: on your own, in your own silence, enjoy your own company,
Speaker 4: have your support with this, your fun at a party.
Speaker 3: It's just do you know what we are looking forward to?
Speaker 4: But it's too noisy.
Speaker 1: An exclusive survey of all eighteen club captains have been
Speaker 1: asked some of the biggest questions in the game.
Speaker 4: I've got the answers.
Speaker 3: Is there some shocking ones in there? You won't believe
Speaker 3: one of them? What a day tops of thirty two,
Speaker 3: blue skies and sunshine? Very different to Queensland and what
Speaker 3: they're going.
Speaker 4: I thought with all our friends, are your family okay, they're.
Speaker 3: Up there, They're okay. My sister's on the old family chat.
Speaker 3: We've just been uploading photos of empty grocerys.
Speaker 5: And my in laws are up there too.
Speaker 4: It's hopefully it passes very quickly and people can get back.
Speaker 3: That's wild, isn't it.
Speaker 1: The grocery aisles already empty.
Speaker 3: It's the ripple effect that everyone goes, oh, stop panic buying,
Speaker 3: and then you go to the servy, on down to
Speaker 3: the supermarketing. There was not much left I've got to take.
Speaker 3: You know, need one? I need well.
Speaker 1: The footy isn't kicking off as planned In Brisbane, tomorrow
Speaker 1: night with the Lions and the Cats.
Speaker 4: So it was supposed to be at the Gabba at
Speaker 4: the Gabbar Thursday night. Then there was some talk it
Speaker 4: was moving to Sunday. Yes, and is it on Sunday.
Speaker 1: They haven't made a decision as to when exactly it
Speaker 1: will be rescheduled because of fixed during quirks, but probably
Speaker 1: more more likely than.
Speaker 5: Not round three because they both had a buyer right.
Speaker 3: Yeah. We spoke to a former Cats boy, Tom Hawkins
Speaker 3: earlier about playing in those sort of conditions. Have you
Speaker 3: ever played in a cyclone before?
Speaker 11: No, I've played up in Brisbane when they got fifty
Speaker 11: or sixty meals of rain and it was wet, so
Speaker 11: I think they're expecting four or five hundred mills of ragn.
Speaker 3: I don't know. Want to kick the wind, wouldn't it.
Speaker 11: There's a great there's a great bit of footage of
Speaker 11: Trent Cootch and kicking against a fifty or sixty k
Speaker 11: win winning the toss, so I think it probably would cleaned.
Speaker 3: Hats off to the AFL for making the call.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and it seems like everyone's happy with the call,
Speaker 1: which is good because of course a lot of those
Speaker 1: Brisbane and Gold Coast players will have to stay home
Speaker 1: and help their families sand.
Speaker 4: Back the home focused on that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, can I lighten the mood a little bit? Because
Speaker 1: the season opener is now Friday night, it is the
Speaker 1: Hawks up against the Swans at the SCGs that becomes
Speaker 1: the center of the AFL universe. Before each season, the
Speaker 1: AFL captains, all eighteen of them, are surveyed on a
Speaker 1: range of big.
Speaker 4: Issues, like big issues in the game or in the world.
Speaker 1: Let's start with like, which other club outside of your
Speaker 1: own is likely to win the premiership this year?
Speaker 4: Did most people say? What was the most carledon?
Speaker 3: Hawthorne Brisbane Lions?
Speaker 1: According to the captains meant to be going back to
Speaker 1: back nine votes from GWS, eight votes in Sydney, Swan's
Speaker 1: one vote.
Speaker 3: Not one Victorian team got a vote.
Speaker 1: I'll give you another easy one. Who do you think
Speaker 1: will win the twenty twenty five brown Low Medal? Patrick
Speaker 1: Crips you got one vote?
Speaker 4: What do you think eighteen.
Speaker 3: Plays your mob? Oh ah, Darcy Moore, no pands Nick.
Speaker 1: Decos of course yes he was the highlights votes but
Speaker 1: there's some interesting questions opposed later on in the survey,
Speaker 1: like if you weren't an AFL football or what would
Speaker 1: you be?
Speaker 3: What do kids want to be when they grow up?
Speaker 3: Rock stars, policemen, fireman? Top answer?
Speaker 4: Yeah, all those footy players would make good firemen.
Speaker 1: A few eyebrow raising look good in the car responsors
Speaker 1: A Kenticky to an operator got one vote.
Speaker 4: Wait, hang on, who was that? No, it's anonymous, Really
Speaker 4: it is.
Speaker 3: It's anonymous.
Speaker 4: Which which captain do you think that would have been?
Speaker 3: That would have been.
Speaker 1: Max Gorny Max Gorn. Another response was a calf.
Speaker 4: Model, Jase, that's what you thought you'd be if you
Speaker 4: were a radio host.
Speaker 3: I've got great calves. That's where it stops.
Speaker 1: And another one, who would you love to see perform
Speaker 1: at the AFL's pregame entertame?
Speaker 5: These are football players? They would say, like, well.
Speaker 1: I'll give you the tops case the top response now please,
Speaker 1: King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard.
Speaker 5: What what the hell is King Gizzard and the Lizard
Speaker 5: Wizard have.
Speaker 3: We heard of? King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard.
Speaker 4: Look it up if it's in our system?
Speaker 3: King, what gen z you're under all things? Yeah, it's
Speaker 3: a band.
Speaker 4: I've actually seen them live.
Speaker 3: King Gizzy Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard.
Speaker 5: Look at the King Gizzard, Charles with a G G
Speaker 5: I z z A r.
Speaker 3: D King Gizzard. Let's anything in the system. We don't
Speaker 3: have it in the system.
Speaker 4: Let me check smooths we've got We've got Kings of Leon.
Speaker 4: What about Sean Kingston.
Speaker 14: Girls.
Speaker 3: There was one club captain that wants to see Diadoh play.
Speaker 4: That's a sad song? Remember, I went, no.
Speaker 5: One tears Gone Cold?
Speaker 4: Got that?
Speaker 3: What should have played at the end.
Speaker 7: Of the.
Speaker 3: Get them going, wouldn't it?
Speaker 4: I don't remember. I was in a hot pilarates class
Speaker 4: in bar and Bay and that came on and they
Speaker 4: all started singing, and I got up and left. I
Speaker 4: was like, this is we feel like I'm in a cult.
Speaker 4: Didn't want to drink chanting just.
Speaker 3: Before we get out of here. Don't know you're judging? No,
Speaker 3: I am. You said you told me this this morning,
Speaker 3: and I just paused and looked at you and went.
Speaker 4: That's odd.
Speaker 3: What is wrong with you? You silly little man? Talk
Speaker 3: to me last night. Yes, we were just chatting about dinner. Yeah,
Speaker 3: And you said you're going through a bit of a
Speaker 3: grilled stage. I am. I am too. I love a
Speaker 3: Mighty Melbourne mustardn't pick one of the great is.
Speaker 1: That the chicken one mighty Melbourne's the beef wait for it, egg,
Speaker 1: wait for it, beet troops, lettuce mayonnaise.
Speaker 4: You don't have the pineapple wanders tomato for good. Someone
Speaker 4: in our team like someone with pineapple look very queens.
Speaker 4: That's a I love beatritting a solid roll wait for it,
Speaker 4: wait for it canned.
Speaker 3: Then said to me, no, no, no. You then said
Speaker 3: to me, I had the burger with some sweet potato fries,
Speaker 3: and I said, how good are there sweet potato fries?
Speaker 3: They are very good? And that's when you said, I
Speaker 3: made my own. So hang on, let's break this down.
Speaker 5: So you picked up a takeaway burger and then cooked
Speaker 5: your and chips.
Speaker 3: No, he started cooking, and before he went to get
Speaker 3: the burger.
Speaker 4: Yeah, did you get take the kitchen? Went home, I
Speaker 4: ordered on the grilled app and then on the app
Speaker 4: do you have an account?
Speaker 2: Next?
Speaker 3: You have a vouch?
Speaker 4: Anyway?
Speaker 1: And then I put the Before I left, I put
Speaker 1: the frozen maccain's you're whaped potato fries. Hear me out
Speaker 1: into the air fry, whacked them in for eight minutes.
Speaker 1: The drive's about six right there and back. Three minutes there,
Speaker 1: three minutes back.
Speaker 3: But you've got no chips to eat on the way
Speaker 3: back because they're at home cooking.
Speaker 1: Well, do you know what that's more to eat at
Speaker 1: home on the couch.
Speaker 4: No, you're either in or out. We take away, you're taking.
Speaker 4: You're not half taking away and half cooking, Lauren.
Speaker 1: As it turns out, the chips took seven Sorry, the
Speaker 1: drive took seven minutes, so I had one minute to wait.
Speaker 5: Did you go on your vesper with your helmet to.
Speaker 3: The job red hot chips?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 5: But hang on what I think what's happened?
Speaker 4: I think you've gone I want sweet ptato chips to dinner,
Speaker 4: So you've put them in and then gone, what can
Speaker 4: I have with it?
Speaker 12: Oh?
Speaker 5: I think the main core sweet potato chip.
Speaker 3: No, I think you'd planned. I planned.
Speaker 1: I just knew that they were sitting there and they
Speaker 1: must be used.
Speaker 4: In the last about seven years in there can't.
Speaker 3: Fish savings where you make savings? Please?
Speaker 4: Yes, that's that's a good point. Are the grilled chips
Speaker 4: too expensive? You even though you've got do you take.
Speaker 3: Girls on a date? You have dinner with them and
Speaker 3: then hire jigglow to finish the job like one or
Speaker 3: the other. Like you're all in.
Speaker 5: That's very different.
Speaker 3: But at the moment I'm all out.
Speaker 4: It's like going to noodle box and getting the veggie
Speaker 4: stir fried and then cooking your own noodle.
Speaker 3: Thank you for me.
Speaker 4: Noodle box on a date?
Speaker 15: Do you d.
Speaker 3: Let me take you out? You're feeling I don't know
Speaker 3: Asian food to carry.
Speaker 4: The little noodle box with a little metal fan.
Speaker 3: Did you eat it?
Speaker 4: Swing it? You didn't.
Speaker 1: Take away job that one little little paper box with
Speaker 1: the metal handle, Just wig put the leftovers in the fridge.
Speaker 4: You when you were on the date? Did you did
Speaker 4: you order on the machine so you can add your
Speaker 4: egs hocken noodles.
Speaker 3: Hockey and not hockey?
Speaker 4: Are they hockey? Are they hockey?
Speaker 3: I want to share it.
Speaker 4: Hocky Are they hockey? And you have the best ones?
Speaker 3: Excuse me?
Speaker 4: What did you say?
Speaker 3: What did you say that hockey and noodles are lovely?
Speaker 4: And then you said you're not hockey like no noodle box,
Speaker 4: but you didn't dine in a chicken.
Speaker 3: Please have a great day around We will see you, Lauren.
Speaker 4: They feeling good for one hundred Jason Lauren fom On socials,
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