WEBVTT - They just swooned over each other (30 June 2025)

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<v Speaker 1>You're listening to the Marcus lush Night's podcast from news

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<v Speaker 2>B Welcome to the last out of the first half

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<v Speaker 2>of the year. That's right, tomorrow's July. That's right, boom,

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<v Speaker 2>she's gone halfway through. Shall we do anything about that?

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<v Speaker 2>It's a halftime stretch. So at midnight tonight, I think

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<v Speaker 2>we're halfway through anyway, at midnight, well just after midnight,

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<v Speaker 2>lul Louise. Soon we'll be playing too at Wimbledon. That

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<v Speaker 2>started once again for your peel that like tennis do

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<v Speaker 2>night workers it ceparly some good early morning sport. Half

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<v Speaker 2>past one, that's happening. So we'll keep you. I will

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<v Speaker 2>remind you that close to the time. Wimbledon starts at

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<v Speaker 2>ten tonight. Brother, I've been enjoying Glastonbury. That was good,

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<v Speaker 2>wasn't it. Lewis Capaldi singing after had Tourett's two years

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<v Speaker 2>ago gets where they sang the whole song for him. Well,

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<v Speaker 2>that was quite heartwarming to see that. Geet was good.

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<v Speaker 2>Good song to Actually, what's that called whisper pop. That's

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<v Speaker 2>what they all do now. They just sort of sing

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<v Speaker 2>these songs of rey soft voice whisper pop. It's gooled.

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<v Speaker 2>Didn't know that. I was looking for a term for that.

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<v Speaker 2>That's softly spoken singing. Anyway, that was good, quite moving.

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<v Speaker 2>It's good on YouTube. I'll watch it again next to

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<v Speaker 2>your BBC or something. They do it all live, so

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<v Speaker 2>it's good. I don't know how they meant it. Just

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<v Speaker 2>big Glaston resently. You look at you think cheapest creepers,

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<v Speaker 2>those aerial shots. I don't know what the logistics are

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<v Speaker 2>of it, where you camp and how you get around

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<v Speaker 2>and watch your week, but gee, it looks like something

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<v Speaker 2>worth seeing. Anyway. That is Glaston Barry. Maybe someone's been there. Anyway. Hey,

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<v Speaker 2>a couple of things happening tonight. Donald Trump, his bill

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<v Speaker 2>is happening, and he is on truth social sending out

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<v Speaker 2>a lot of messages, so we're on to that. He's

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<v Speaker 2>full of his hyperbole. Tell phony Democrats and the Chris Cruise.

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<v Speaker 2>I'm not offering Iran anything unlike Obama who paid them

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<v Speaker 2>eight billion under their stupid Road to a Nuclear Weapon

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<v Speaker 2>j CPOA, which would now be expired. Nor I'm even

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<v Speaker 2>talking them since we totally obliterated their nuclear facilities, obliterated

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<v Speaker 2>as in capitals. The next one, the Trump administration has

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<v Speaker 2>gotten down costs free substantially for the American consumer. There

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<v Speaker 2>has never been anything like this, And thirty one, great,

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<v Speaker 2>big American Bill is moving along nicely make America great again.

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<v Speaker 2>So he's in full flight tonight. I'll be across also

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<v Speaker 2>to Aaron Patterson, the accused Beef Wellington murderer. Shears well,

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<v Speaker 2>they've been sequested the jury. They have said deliberate deliberation

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<v Speaker 2>might take some time, I doubt it. And as to

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<v Speaker 2>enjoying the facilities provided, because there's not much to go on.

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<v Speaker 2>To find her not guilty, you've got to assume she

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<v Speaker 2>went to a Asian specialty shop and accidentally brought death

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<v Speaker 2>cat mushrooms. Now they went to that shop, they couldn't

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<v Speaker 2>find any, and one of the chances of that package

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<v Speaker 2>death cap mushrooms, only one family was killed by them.

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<v Speaker 2>Makes no sense at all. I haven't followed that case really,

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<v Speaker 2>really closely, but I find it closely enough to know, Wow,

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<v Speaker 2>it's a stretch to find her innocent. The only thing

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<v Speaker 2>that might take some long time if there's a number

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<v Speaker 2>of charges, they need to go through them one by one.

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<v Speaker 2>But for me, it would be fairly straightforward decision that

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<v Speaker 2>she was guilty. I would expect them to have deliberated

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<v Speaker 2>for no more than an hour or two hours, but

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<v Speaker 2>I'm not totally familiar with the Australian justice system, so

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<v Speaker 2>I'll keep an eye on that as well tonight. If

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<v Speaker 2>anything happens, you all across that. There's Aaron Patterson and

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<v Speaker 2>the Beef Wellington. They have sat for more than two months,

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<v Speaker 2>I think listening. She's pleaded not guilty to all charges,

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<v Speaker 2>so they've been there for two months the jury, so

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<v Speaker 2>that's what's happening. The judge, Justice Beale, told the jury

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<v Speaker 2>that what was in dispute was where the serving of

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<v Speaker 2>the poison meal was deliberate and whether it was done

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<v Speaker 2>with murderous intent. The judge explained that for the charge

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<v Speaker 2>of attempted murder, the jury needed to be satisfied missus

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<v Speaker 2>Patterson had intended to kill in Wilkinson and the intention

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<v Speaker 2>to cause really serious injury was not applicable. And the

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<v Speaker 2>defense remind the jury and both the totally closing arguments,

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<v Speaker 2>the unders is on the prosecution to prove Miss Patterson

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<v Speaker 2>intensely poison their relatives. An other words, the accused is

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<v Speaker 2>innocent until proven guilty. So there we go. So that's

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<v Speaker 2>what's happening. We won't know what happens in the jury

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<v Speaker 2>room because the liberations are secret um though deliberate. From

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<v Speaker 2>Monday to Saturday. They will go home during the week

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<v Speaker 2>and on they will not go home during the week

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<v Speaker 2>and on Sundays. So there we go. So there is delivered.

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<v Speaker 2>I don't think it takes very long at all, and

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<v Speaker 2>they probably want to get back to their lives and

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<v Speaker 2>their families. But that's a situation. You might want to

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<v Speaker 2>comment on that as well too. Feel free to come

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<v Speaker 2>through first week of school holidays. You might be happy

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<v Speaker 2>about that. If you're a teacher or something, you might

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<v Speaker 2>be not happy with that. You've got to spend time

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<v Speaker 2>taking time off week to look after your kids. Anyway,

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<v Speaker 2>get in touch you on talk. My name is Marcus. Welcome,

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<v Speaker 2>oh eight hundred and eighty Tenny. They are the two

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<v Speaker 2>stories we are keeping track of throughout the course of

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<v Speaker 2>the evening, but mainly it's about the jury and Aaron Patterson.

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<v Speaker 2>By the looks of the Aussie media, they're not that

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<v Speaker 2>confident that they will be coming out proper with a

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<v Speaker 2>verdict tonight. But you know, you never really know the

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<v Speaker 2>other thing too. I can tell you is that we

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<v Speaker 2>are working on our transmitter between eleven pm and five am,

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<v Speaker 2>News Talk ZB and Nelson on one A six point

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<v Speaker 2>four be off the air for forty five minutes. Stay

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<v Speaker 2>with us on iHeartRadio if you want to be part

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<v Speaker 2>of it. But Wimbledon starts at ten tonight, you know,

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<v Speaker 2>in the meantime getting touched you on to start the

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<v Speaker 2>whole Well, oh, by the way too, they have got

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<v Speaker 2>their helicopter pad and Auckland. This is Ali Williams and

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<v Speaker 2>Ana Mowbray in Westmere. So there are quite strict parameters

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<v Speaker 2>around that, no more than two flights per day and

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<v Speaker 2>ten per month. So they found out the takeoff noise

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<v Speaker 2>would not be unreasonable. Fourteen hundred submissions, thirteen hundred reposed.

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<v Speaker 2>So what's that about? Eh quiet sky Waite to Maitar

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<v Speaker 2>said it was incredibly disappointed by the consent. You know

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<v Speaker 2>they would be if so many people got mobilized. There's

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<v Speaker 2>a lot of people opposed to that. Anyway, that's what's happening,

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<v Speaker 2>and they might sell the properly in two months. Who

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<v Speaker 2>knows what they're going to do. I don't know. Sary

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<v Speaker 2>know that you would, I don't know. If the consent

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<v Speaker 2>goes with the property, if you sell that property, if

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<v Speaker 2>the helicopter can still land, I'm not much if it's

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<v Speaker 2>tied to those people at fourteen past eight. Your thoughts

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<v Speaker 2>on the mushroom trial if you do, if anyone thinks

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<v Speaker 2>that she could be found and is that, I'll be

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<v Speaker 2>keen to hear from you about that. Also tonight, interesting

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<v Speaker 2>week of sport to another loss for the Warriors. Not

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<v Speaker 2>sure if they'll be at the top four at the end,

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<v Speaker 2>but there we go. I wasn't a bad match. They

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<v Speaker 2>came back something wrong in the first half that first

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<v Speaker 2>try hard to come back from that. But all these

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<v Speaker 2>lessons might help them for the pointed end of the season.

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<v Speaker 2>They might think, oh, well, they are the lessons they

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<v Speaker 2>need to learn. So I haven't given up hope on

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<v Speaker 2>that one anyway. But oh, eight hundred and eighty Teddy

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<v Speaker 2>and nineteen nine to text Mark is till twelve o'clock

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<v Speaker 2>tonight if you want to be a part of it.

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<v Speaker 2>Fifteen past date, school holidays, but anything goes if you

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<v Speaker 2>want to be a part of the show tonight. What

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<v Speaker 2>I thought I would talk about or certainly to acknowledge

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<v Speaker 2>in some way because history is important. Today is fifty

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<v Speaker 2>years of TV two. So TV two started in nineteen

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<v Speaker 2>seventy five. I had no idea. I don't know much

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<v Speaker 2>about TV two and what it was like when it started.

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<v Speaker 2>I think they had a soap opera called Radio Times.

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<v Speaker 2>I think I'm right about that. I think I'm right

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<v Speaker 2>about that. Someone else might know. But fifty years of

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<v Speaker 2>TV two, so I don't know if they've done anything

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<v Speaker 2>to actually acknowledge that, but I'm pretty sure I think

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<v Speaker 2>Derek Payne was it Radio Times. Anyway, you might have

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<v Speaker 2>something to say about that. Fifty years of TV two

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<v Speaker 2>and it was very exciting to get a second channel,

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<v Speaker 2>of course, both owned by the government. Yeah, it was

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<v Speaker 2>more kind of youthful inspired. Good to hear Ginny Goodwin

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<v Speaker 2>too talking about that. By the way, the so proper

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<v Speaker 2>a TV two might have been Radio Waves, not Radio Times,

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<v Speaker 2>but I think Radio Waves was one of those ones

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<v Speaker 2>that was on and TV two when it first started.

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<v Speaker 2>Someone will know. Someone might have been on at twenty

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<v Speaker 2>past eight edits Marcus good evening, well that good things.

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<v Speaker 3>Watching at Radio TV two. Sorry, at the end of

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<v Speaker 3>a show, not everybody in the whole or flag and

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<v Speaker 3>everyone would say what a great idea. You know, it

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<v Speaker 3>was real good cv T at the un of a

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<v Speaker 3>show saying good night.

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<v Speaker 2>I think that was I think they might have been

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<v Speaker 2>on both TV one and TV too weird.

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<v Speaker 3>I found TV two But done it? E me?

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<v Speaker 2>What's your memory?

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<v Speaker 4>Like?

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<v Speaker 5>Ah?

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<v Speaker 2>Right, well, no, because I want to know how if

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<v Speaker 2>you well, I wanted well because you're coming through quite

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<v Speaker 2>edimand yeah, I would have thought it would be on

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<v Speaker 2>TV TV one.

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<v Speaker 3>But you anyway, I want some TV TV two fan.

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<v Speaker 3>Was it? Thanks for your summit?

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<v Speaker 2>So that was definitely TV two?

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<v Speaker 3>Yeah, it was hopeful watching it.

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<v Speaker 2>Gold Watch Yeah, okay, might be right?

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<v Speaker 3>Can I We played a bit of school holidays. What

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<v Speaker 3>a lovely time kids have got over on these holidays.

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<v Speaker 2>What in the middle of the year.

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<v Speaker 3>I hope the kids, some of the teachers have a

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<v Speaker 3>good time off of school and the migraining kids. See

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<v Speaker 3>today doing the house week and we played the pocket

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<v Speaker 3>money for in the House week?

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<v Speaker 2>How much you paid.

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<v Speaker 3>Twenty back six.

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<v Speaker 2>For how long? For how long?

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<v Speaker 3>Oh? I just don't know who even have got some

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<v Speaker 3>pieces for us from your wife? Really great and it

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<v Speaker 3>was really good. Are they if I always do it

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<v Speaker 3>in school holidays? That's real good for kids.

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<v Speaker 2>To do something good on Thanks for the twenty two

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<v Speaker 2>past day. Wait eight. TV two was originally South of

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<v Speaker 2>Civic Television started with the first telethon, did it really?

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<v Speaker 2>I wouldn't have done where the first telethons were, but yeah,

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<v Speaker 2>you might be right there. Wikipedie will tell us we

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<v Speaker 2>are the first telethon, launched the second channel and raised

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<v Speaker 2>over half a million dollars featuring basil Brush. Some of

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<v Speaker 2>you will beat on telethon. Let's talk about telethon. That's

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<v Speaker 2>a good topic. Actually, it seemed like an extraordinary amount

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<v Speaker 2>when we raised half a million dollars and then nineteen

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<v Speaker 2>eighty one it was five million dollars. Oh god, this

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<v Speaker 2>Probably they should make a document of all the telethons.

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<v Speaker 2>I should cut them all together, all the highlights, because

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<v Speaker 2>there would have been many. Because what you don't remember

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<v Speaker 2>about telethon is that every you know, there were five

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<v Speaker 2>or six studios around the country, all broadcasting from that

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<v Speaker 2>crossing now to Dunedin. Of course there we go new

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<v Speaker 2>Total Dunda. So we are talking about TV two and

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<v Speaker 2>telethon since that's where they lived. Since John Ambulance half

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<v Speaker 2>a million dollars, don't know how many years they went for,

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<v Speaker 2>probably about fifteen years or something like that, So you

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<v Speaker 2>might want to comment on that as well. Tonight, Oh,

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<v Speaker 2>eight hundred and eighty ten eighty nine nine to text

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<v Speaker 2>A TV two or South Pacific TV as it was originally,

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<v Speaker 2>and also telethons. We'll keep you our dad with the international

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<v Speaker 2>news tonight. Trump is in full flight on truth social

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<v Speaker 2>so I'll keep you updated with that as well tonight.

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<v Speaker 2>What he's doing case any headline grabbers, that's kind of

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<v Speaker 2>the his standard hyperbole he's coming through with. So yes,

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<v Speaker 2>that's what we are on about. As I say, eight

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<v Speaker 2>hundred and eighty ten eight heat wave in Europe, so

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<v Speaker 2>it's in the high forties in the Iberian Peninsula hot

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<v Speaker 2>as heck. The other thing too is that there was

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<v Speaker 2>news reports through today that the Indian government is looking

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<v Speaker 2>at sabotage is a possible reason for that downed EIR

0:14:40.133 --> 0:14:49.253
<v Speaker 2>Indian flight with fuel contamination. I would have thought if

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<v Speaker 2>someone had done that, they would have claimed responsibility. By

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<v Speaker 2>the way, there's also concerns today about Dick van Dyke.

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<v Speaker 2>He's dropped out of an event at the last minute

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<v Speaker 2>and no one knows what's that about. Here's one hundred

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<v Speaker 2>or ninety nine. The other thing to Calvin Crookshank, I

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<v Speaker 2>see he can till he was unwell with a heart attack,

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<v Speaker 2>and I was trying to think, how he can't have

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<v Speaker 2>been that old. Can't be that old? What do you

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<v Speaker 2>mean his fifties or his forties? Peter, it's Marcus welcome.

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<v Speaker 6>Yeah, good eight. I remember the first telethon. Now I

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<v Speaker 6>lived in Auckland then and now it was based in Auckland,

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<v Speaker 6>and I'm sure only christ Church and then previous ones

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<v Speaker 6>subsequent may have gone into Wellington, maybe Hamilton, Dunedin.

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<v Speaker 2>Yeah, that's certainly. That certainly ties up with my recollection.

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<v Speaker 2>And where was it in Auckland? Was it at the

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<v Speaker 2>town hall?

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<v Speaker 6>I know, I wouldn't have a clue now that sort there.

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<v Speaker 2>Was a real sense of excitement as all that money

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<v Speaker 2>came in at the end. It seemed to be an

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<v Speaker 2>unfeatheredly large amount. Didn't it half a million dollars? I

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<v Speaker 2>can't believe that.

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<v Speaker 6>Everyone that I recall even after that was the right

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<v Speaker 6>at the end on the Sunday sort of night. Yes,

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<v Speaker 6>when it finished there was the lions, Yes.

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<v Speaker 2>Yes, bring it bringing a huge total waiting for the lions,

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<v Speaker 2>and then.

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<v Speaker 6>That was that that the song was thank you very

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<v Speaker 6>much for your kind nag.

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<v Speaker 2>Then that form of conger line and out there go,

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<v Speaker 2>thank you very much, thank you very very much.

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<v Speaker 6>One guy, one guy that was presenting them was uh

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<v Speaker 6>Pete soon clear. He was one of the main and

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<v Speaker 6>they used to bring in people from overseas and the

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<v Speaker 6>Coronation Street actors, and.

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<v Speaker 2>Yeah, they should do they should start replaying them. Oh yes,

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<v Speaker 2>oh you put it on instead of that rail journey

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<v Speaker 2>right down the country that slowed to you. They should

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<v Speaker 2>start replaying that. I'd watch the telethon a lot of

0:17:39.893 --> 0:17:41.573
<v Speaker 2>it would be cringe fee. There was always that nepi,

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<v Speaker 2>that that possum and neppis that would be dragged along,

0:17:44.733 --> 0:17:46.893
<v Speaker 2>which always I thought was ge they're supposed to be

0:17:46.973 --> 0:17:51.533
<v Speaker 2>nocturnal Polypostle I think was a creature's name. Anyway, James,

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<v Speaker 2>it's Marcus. Welcome.

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<v Speaker 7>Hello Marcus.

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<v Speaker 8>How you makee GW up?

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<v Speaker 7>In the same year as you and Orcard I remember

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<v Speaker 7>telephon so well. It was just a fantastic thing for

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<v Speaker 7>New Zealand for many years. You know, at the time

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<v Speaker 7>of course television, everyone had televisions and there was no

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<v Speaker 7>cell phone, So everyone tended to sort of congregate probably

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<v Speaker 7>in their homes around the one TV. And I remember

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<v Speaker 7>that in my peer group, but you know, probably many

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<v Speaker 7>years everybody just looked forward to it as such a

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<v Speaker 7>great entertainment for the whole weekend.

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<v Speaker 2>Oh and you stay up all night. O can we

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<v Speaker 2>stay up here? You can stay up there. You got

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<v Speaker 2>three o'clock in the morning, nothing much happening, you know.

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<v Speaker 7>Yeah, And they had challenges. I always said, you know,

0:18:36.973 --> 0:18:39.373
<v Speaker 7>would challenge the celebrity to do this, and then they

0:18:39.493 --> 0:18:44.773
<v Speaker 7>double the money if they would get precious McK he.

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<v Speaker 2>Was a total live while with it. Wasn't he doing lifting,

0:18:47.733 --> 0:18:51.453
<v Speaker 2>doing headstands or press ups or Yeah.

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<v Speaker 7>And they got Lisa Gibbons down. She came down for

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<v Speaker 7>many years and I think she even met her husband

0:18:57.053 --> 0:18:59.453
<v Speaker 7>one of the stories of tellingion.

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<v Speaker 2>And I think he was a nasty piece of work too.

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<v Speaker 2>In the end, anyway, she got free of him.

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<v Speaker 7>But they were raised a heck of a lot of money.

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<v Speaker 7>So it was always sort of quite intriguing who the

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<v Speaker 7>lucky charity was because assuming they got the line's here

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<v Speaker 7>of it, it was pretty profitable for the charities.

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<v Speaker 2>And what was interesting that because you think a lot

0:19:19.333 --> 0:19:21.053
<v Speaker 2>of people would just be doing false pledges and the

0:19:21.093 --> 0:19:23.253
<v Speaker 2>money would never arrive. But it always seemed as though

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<v Speaker 2>kind of more money turned up at the end, which

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<v Speaker 2>I always thought was quite reassuring.

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<v Speaker 7>Well, yeahs that that that Chap said earlier. I remember,

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<v Speaker 7>you know, you sort of with half an hour to go,

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<v Speaker 7>if they had I mean sort of three million, suddenly

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<v Speaker 7>that a million in the last hour.

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<v Speaker 2>Then the gang members would turn up with bags of money.

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<v Speaker 2>That was always hard. That was good on them for

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<v Speaker 2>not stealing it the money in as well.

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<v Speaker 7>So yeah, so I don't know, I mean, I mean

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<v Speaker 7>it's different times now, but certainly you know, if another telephone,

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<v Speaker 7>I mean, the young kids used to love it. It

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<v Speaker 7>was such a years to say, they'd stay up and

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<v Speaker 7>they'd go into the studio.

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<v Speaker 9>It was.

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<v Speaker 7>I thought it was in Shortland Street.

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<v Speaker 2>I think, I am, I think you are right. Someone

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<v Speaker 2>said that Auckland's. But then I think they're probably moved

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<v Speaker 2>it around.

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<v Speaker 7>Yeah, No, like I thought it was. You know, you

0:20:11.013 --> 0:20:13.093
<v Speaker 7>said that bane of nostalgia. I thought it was. It

0:20:13.133 --> 0:20:16.413
<v Speaker 7>was a really fun fun thing for New Zealand. That telephone.

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<v Speaker 2>Well what it did make it did celebrate the regions

0:20:18.733 --> 0:20:22.173
<v Speaker 2>as well, because every other you know, Dunedin would cross

0:20:22.213 --> 0:20:24.173
<v Speaker 2>to some Dunedin band. It would be some sort of

0:20:24.173 --> 0:20:26.573
<v Speaker 2>flying un band as well, which I think was surprising

0:20:26.653 --> 0:20:30.733
<v Speaker 2>for for uh, for a telethon special. But you know,

0:20:30.773 --> 0:20:33.053
<v Speaker 2>everyone got to play on TV was great.

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<v Speaker 7>Yeah, yeah, it was really good. So hopefully you can

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<v Speaker 7>have another one.

0:20:37.453 --> 0:20:39.093
<v Speaker 2>I think people queued up to be in the live

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<v Speaker 2>audience for it too. That was quite a big thing

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<v Speaker 2>to do.

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<v Speaker 7>And they had the chain. Remember everyone, thank you very

0:20:44.493 --> 0:20:46.533
<v Speaker 7>much for your kind of nation that all jigger around

0:20:46.533 --> 0:20:47.053
<v Speaker 7>the studio.

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<v Speaker 2>James. Yes, I think they call that a conga line.

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<v Speaker 10>That's what it was.

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<v Speaker 2>Yeah, that a chain, but that's a yeah conger lin

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<v Speaker 2>is quat. Yeah, and there's some at the front doing

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<v Speaker 2>their kicks and then you break over to your own

0:21:00.573 --> 0:21:05.453
<v Speaker 2>congo line. Oh tremendous, Okay, James, wonderful, Thank you. Twenty

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<v Speaker 2>five away from nine, welcome here to midnight. We are

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<v Speaker 2>talking Tell why because fifty years since TV two was

0:21:12.613 --> 0:21:15.013
<v Speaker 2>South Pacific TV. It was called of course South Pacific TV.

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<v Speaker 2>What they started with was was Telethon's well not started,

0:21:19.373 --> 0:21:22.373
<v Speaker 2>but that was kind of I think I think TV

0:21:22.413 --> 0:21:25.893
<v Speaker 2>one and TV two were competitive even though they are

0:21:25.893 --> 0:21:28.893
<v Speaker 2>the same people, so they wanted to get audience for

0:21:28.933 --> 0:21:32.813
<v Speaker 2>themselves as such. Terriots, Marcus, we're talking telethon welcome.

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<v Speaker 11>Yeah, hi, fifty years ago.

0:21:35.573 --> 0:21:39.013
<v Speaker 12>Yeah, I remember the first one and now this after it.

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<v Speaker 12>I know Ben Murphy from Alias Smith and Jones came

0:21:42.573 --> 0:21:46.373
<v Speaker 12>out here and he really gorgeous, yeah, I think, And

0:21:46.413 --> 0:21:50.533
<v Speaker 12>so was Nina Baden Temper from Love Thy Neighbor.

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<v Speaker 11>She's beautiful lady.

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<v Speaker 12>She was out here. But I was just thinking of

0:21:55.093 --> 0:21:56.893
<v Speaker 12>a story when I'm not sure if it was the

0:21:56.933 --> 0:21:59.813
<v Speaker 12>first one or a later one, but you know people

0:21:59.813 --> 0:22:02.733
<v Speaker 12>coming on, singing, dancing, you know, doing their stuff. And

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<v Speaker 12>I remember this guy who I think he might have

0:22:05.653 --> 0:22:08.133
<v Speaker 12>been a strong man and champion or something, but he

0:22:09.573 --> 0:22:16.413
<v Speaker 12>blew up a hot water bottle. That happening well late

0:22:16.773 --> 0:22:19.773
<v Speaker 12>what made me laugh as I was watching. And Britain's

0:22:19.773 --> 0:22:23.253
<v Speaker 12>got talent about I don't know, ten fifteen years ago

0:22:23.653 --> 0:22:26.173
<v Speaker 12>and some guy came on and you introduced himself and

0:22:26.253 --> 0:22:28.693
<v Speaker 12>blunts the Simon Cowell and blah blah blah, and they

0:22:28.693 --> 0:22:30.573
<v Speaker 12>said what are you going to do? And he said, oh,

0:22:30.573 --> 0:22:34.333
<v Speaker 12>I'm going to blow up a hot water bottle. And

0:22:34.373 --> 0:22:37.093
<v Speaker 12>he says what you're And I thought, oh, we've seen

0:22:37.173 --> 0:22:39.693
<v Speaker 12>that New Zealand ages ago. You know, we did that

0:22:39.733 --> 0:22:43.333
<v Speaker 12>all before you did. So it was I thought, yeah,

0:22:43.333 --> 0:22:43.973
<v Speaker 12>we're a head.

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<v Speaker 13>I'll tell you about it.

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<v Speaker 2>Tell you about Alias, because I always get confused because

0:22:49.013 --> 0:22:50.653
<v Speaker 2>it was a show called Alias Smith and Jones, and

0:22:50.653 --> 0:22:52.493
<v Speaker 2>there was a show called Eliza Smith and Jones. But

0:22:52.533 --> 0:22:55.453
<v Speaker 2>Alia Smith and Jones was an American what was it

0:22:55.493 --> 0:22:56.693
<v Speaker 2>a drama or a comedy?

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<v Speaker 12>Sort of a drama. I guess it would be a

0:22:59.813 --> 0:23:04.173
<v Speaker 12>drama because there was Yeah, I kind of have elements

0:23:04.173 --> 0:23:09.773
<v Speaker 12>of both Pete duel and and and a Pete Murphy year.

0:23:09.933 --> 0:23:14.133
<v Speaker 2>So it was I'm looking at that now, I'm looking

0:23:14.173 --> 0:23:18.493
<v Speaker 2>at quite a handsome looking guy, like almost atchcasting a

0:23:18.533 --> 0:23:19.893
<v Speaker 2>Sundance coud look about him.

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<v Speaker 11>Yeah, yeah, and it was it was quite well.

0:23:23.373 --> 0:23:26.333
<v Speaker 12>We had it on New Zealand, tally and So I

0:23:26.333 --> 0:23:28.573
<v Speaker 12>don't know what he's doing now. I know that he

0:23:28.733 --> 0:23:31.973
<v Speaker 12>was in the miniseries of the Winds of War, but

0:23:32.453 --> 0:23:34.693
<v Speaker 12>he's you know, he's I'm not sure if he's still

0:23:34.733 --> 0:23:38.493
<v Speaker 12>acting or retired or whatever. So, but Pete Dial had

0:23:38.533 --> 0:23:42.653
<v Speaker 12>a bit of a trouble, you know, character because he

0:23:43.573 --> 0:23:50.573
<v Speaker 12>committed suicide not long after the of that show. But yeah,

0:23:50.653 --> 0:23:55.533
<v Speaker 12>so you really enjoyed all the telethons are great.

0:23:55.813 --> 0:23:57.973
<v Speaker 2>You wonder how they managed to get such high caliber

0:23:58.013 --> 0:23:59.613
<v Speaker 2>stars down there, be cause I think it's probably the

0:23:59.693 --> 0:24:02.453
<v Speaker 2>last thing they'd want to do. I think Lauren Bacall

0:24:02.613 --> 0:24:04.173
<v Speaker 2>was down for one. I don't know whether they are

0:24:04.813 --> 0:24:06.813
<v Speaker 2>whether they are made to do it or just thought

0:24:06.853 --> 0:24:09.173
<v Speaker 2>it would be a laugh, or quite how they or

0:24:09.213 --> 0:24:10.853
<v Speaker 2>they paid them down here maybe I don't know how

0:24:10.853 --> 0:24:11.693
<v Speaker 2>they would have done.

0:24:11.493 --> 0:24:14.933
<v Speaker 12>That, they would have paid I would just thought you

0:24:14.973 --> 0:24:17.813
<v Speaker 12>would pay. They have to pay them, I don't you know.

0:24:17.853 --> 0:24:22.893
<v Speaker 12>I mean, she's a big movie star from so but

0:24:23.093 --> 0:24:29.013
<v Speaker 12>she her voice is also very appealing to audiences, you know,

0:24:29.093 --> 0:24:30.253
<v Speaker 12>with that husky voice.

0:24:30.653 --> 0:24:32.853
<v Speaker 11>But Kevin Kennedy.

0:24:32.533 --> 0:24:37.493
<v Speaker 12>From Coronation Street was down here for a telethon.

0:24:38.813 --> 0:24:40.293
<v Speaker 2>Who was the guy who was the last guy you

0:24:40.333 --> 0:24:42.413
<v Speaker 2>see with the tragic life? Who did you say he

0:24:42.613 --> 0:24:44.013
<v Speaker 2>was due?

0:24:45.933 --> 0:24:49.053
<v Speaker 12>He was part of Alias Smith and.

0:24:50.213 --> 0:24:52.213
<v Speaker 2>Kim Kennedy was Kivic Kennedy was cull He wasn't he?

0:24:52.293 --> 0:24:52.853
<v Speaker 2>I remember that?

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<v Speaker 11>Yeah?

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<v Speaker 14>The one thing, sir, I know, you want to know.

0:24:57.293 --> 0:25:00.893
<v Speaker 2>I'm fine, I'm fine, No time for Okay, What was

0:25:00.893 --> 0:25:01.813
<v Speaker 2>the other thing going to say.

0:25:01.693 --> 0:25:05.213
<v Speaker 11>Oh sorry eye was Kevin Kenney. I remember watching it

0:25:05.613 --> 0:25:06.053
<v Speaker 11>and he.

0:25:06.053 --> 0:25:08.293
<v Speaker 12>Went, don't you know how some of the guests that

0:25:08.413 --> 0:25:10.053
<v Speaker 12>go all over the country, they don't just stay in

0:25:10.093 --> 0:25:14.613
<v Speaker 12>the studio. And I remember John Hawks saying that Kevin

0:25:14.693 --> 0:25:18.533
<v Speaker 12>Kennedy went off to down to Pookie Cory and he said, oh, well,

0:25:18.573 --> 0:25:19.253
<v Speaker 12>somebody yet.

0:25:19.133 --> 0:25:22.413
<v Speaker 11>To go there. I thought, I thought.

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<v Speaker 2>Hang on the you remember those things, don't you.

0:25:26.133 --> 0:25:26.493
<v Speaker 10>I know.

0:25:28.613 --> 0:25:31.213
<v Speaker 12>Yeah, So it was all very entertaining.

0:25:31.693 --> 0:25:32.573
<v Speaker 2>Nice to hear from your terry.

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<v Speaker 12>Thank you.

0:25:32.813 --> 0:25:36.493
<v Speaker 2>We hat talking telethon fifty years ago today, TV True

0:25:36.533 --> 0:25:40.653
<v Speaker 2>started otherwise known as South Pacific TV. It was a

0:25:40.693 --> 0:25:44.053
<v Speaker 2>Western sort of comedy alias Smith and Jones, bank robbers

0:25:44.133 --> 0:25:47.773
<v Speaker 2>turned good guys. Someone said the Stuts beer cap was

0:25:47.773 --> 0:25:50.693
<v Speaker 2>the star of the show. Tell me about that, Marcus.

0:25:50.693 --> 0:25:52.613
<v Speaker 2>I think TV three tried to telephon about twenty years ago.

0:25:52.613 --> 0:25:54.773
<v Speaker 2>It was a flop. I love the original telethons. Your

0:25:54.773 --> 0:25:57.733
<v Speaker 2>shows bring up such great memories. Yes, I had a

0:25:57.773 --> 0:26:01.613
<v Speaker 2>slight role in the one that TV three tied tried

0:26:01.693 --> 0:26:06.733
<v Speaker 2>to do and it wasn't great. I just think time

0:26:06.773 --> 0:26:18.613
<v Speaker 2>had passed. Yeah, because the great thing about telethon, there

0:26:18.653 --> 0:26:22.453
<v Speaker 2>was so much cash. You'd love it. Your people, they

0:26:22.493 --> 0:26:26.493
<v Speaker 2>don't want the cash free society. There were buckets of coins,

0:26:26.533 --> 0:26:30.373
<v Speaker 2>there were coin trails. The schools loved it, endless coin trailer.

0:26:30.373 --> 0:26:33.013
<v Speaker 2>Don't even know what a coin trailer is. I'm sure

0:26:33.013 --> 0:26:34.893
<v Speaker 2>the Reserve Bank loved it because I'm sure they'd get

0:26:34.893 --> 0:26:37.853
<v Speaker 2>thousands of thousands of their coins back in they'd been

0:26:37.893 --> 0:26:42.093
<v Speaker 2>down the back of the sofa forever. Marcus was close

0:26:42.133 --> 0:26:44.253
<v Speaker 2>to home on TV too. I seem to remember on one,

0:26:44.293 --> 0:26:48.133
<v Speaker 2>but we'll get confirmation for that sixteen to nine, Good Evening, Dot,

0:26:48.133 --> 0:26:49.173
<v Speaker 2>It's Marcus, Welcome.

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<v Speaker 15>Hello. I'd like to talk about the telethon. I mean,

0:26:55.293 --> 0:26:58.533
<v Speaker 15>I think I've watched everyone that we had, But I

0:26:58.653 --> 0:27:03.013
<v Speaker 15>went over to England in the late on no the

0:27:03.053 --> 0:27:09.493
<v Speaker 15>mid eighties, and I was at a we had a

0:27:09.573 --> 0:27:16.413
<v Speaker 15>fear where different organizations were raising money and Pat Phoenix

0:27:16.573 --> 0:27:22.453
<v Speaker 15>from Yeah, from the Current Nation Street, she opened the

0:27:23.213 --> 0:27:26.253
<v Speaker 15>actual fear and then she and she came round to

0:27:26.333 --> 0:27:30.253
<v Speaker 15>each of the stallholders and sort of said, oh, you know,

0:27:30.293 --> 0:27:31.253
<v Speaker 15>who are you cleepting for?

0:27:31.413 --> 0:27:31.893
<v Speaker 16>Et cetera.

0:27:32.613 --> 0:27:35.533
<v Speaker 15>And I can't remember who we were cleepting for, but

0:27:35.853 --> 0:27:39.693
<v Speaker 15>she said to me, oh your accent. I think I

0:27:39.773 --> 0:27:42.493
<v Speaker 15>recognized that is a New Zealand and I sug yes.

0:27:43.173 --> 0:27:45.293
<v Speaker 15>And she said that she had been over for the

0:27:45.373 --> 0:27:49.493
<v Speaker 15>telethon her and her husband and that they were hoping

0:27:49.533 --> 0:27:52.173
<v Speaker 15>to fail to come over again. So we spoke for

0:27:52.213 --> 0:27:55.213
<v Speaker 15>about five minutes and she was talking about New Zealand

0:27:55.333 --> 0:27:59.053
<v Speaker 15>and how lovely it was. So that was a real thrill.

0:27:59.573 --> 0:28:01.333
<v Speaker 2>Oh that was good that she remembered. That is the thrill,

0:28:01.413 --> 0:28:04.253
<v Speaker 2>isn't it now? She was, well, she was Elsie Tenner.

0:28:05.053 --> 0:28:06.493
<v Speaker 15>Yeah, that's right, yeah.

0:28:06.413 --> 0:28:09.813
<v Speaker 2>Spure, I've got my coronations trivia. Right, yeah? What was

0:28:09.853 --> 0:28:11.733
<v Speaker 2>your what was your stall? Dot?

0:28:12.453 --> 0:28:14.813
<v Speaker 15>I don't know, I can't remember. I was helping a

0:28:14.893 --> 0:28:19.893
<v Speaker 15>friend and I can't remember what we who we were

0:28:19.973 --> 0:28:24.733
<v Speaker 15>selling collecting money for, you know, but it was a

0:28:24.853 --> 0:28:30.333
<v Speaker 15>charity fear and yeah it was in Grimsby in England.

0:28:30.613 --> 0:28:34.733
<v Speaker 2>I've heard of Grimsby. What's Grimsby? Famous for fish?

0:28:34.973 --> 0:28:35.093
<v Speaker 17>Oh?

0:28:35.133 --> 0:28:36.453
<v Speaker 2>Okay, fish markets and stuff?

0:28:36.533 --> 0:28:36.653
<v Speaker 5>Is it?

0:28:36.893 --> 0:28:37.093
<v Speaker 18>Yeah?

0:28:37.533 --> 0:28:38.213
<v Speaker 11>Fishing port.

0:28:38.573 --> 0:28:40.453
<v Speaker 2>Terrible name for a town, isn't it, Grimsby?

0:28:40.813 --> 0:28:41.133
<v Speaker 19>I know?

0:28:42.853 --> 0:28:44.133
<v Speaker 15>And it's a bit grim as.

0:28:44.053 --> 0:28:44.813
<v Speaker 6>Well, is that?

0:28:44.933 --> 0:28:45.853
<v Speaker 2>Okay? Grimsby?

0:28:45.933 --> 0:28:46.053
<v Speaker 19>Oh?

0:28:46.093 --> 0:28:48.293
<v Speaker 2>Look into that. Thank you so much for that. Fourteen

0:28:48.333 --> 0:28:56.173
<v Speaker 2>to nine Grimsby Grimsby. Oh yeah, that's it is once

0:28:56.253 --> 0:29:00.413
<v Speaker 2>the homeport for the world's last largest fishing fleet in

0:29:00.453 --> 0:29:04.773
<v Speaker 2>the mid twentieth century. It fell because of the cod Wars.

0:29:05.093 --> 0:29:08.893
<v Speaker 2>I think it's a Viking town, is it Grimsby?

0:29:09.653 --> 0:29:09.933
<v Speaker 4>Wow?

0:29:10.133 --> 0:29:10.333
<v Speaker 8>Yeah?

0:29:10.333 --> 0:29:14.253
<v Speaker 2>Always Coronation Street stars seem to come here in great numbers.

0:29:15.973 --> 0:29:18.013
<v Speaker 2>Must have been part of the contract or maybe they

0:29:18.013 --> 0:29:21.373
<v Speaker 2>wanted to do it, get them out of the North

0:29:21.373 --> 0:29:26.133
<v Speaker 2>of England. Oh yeah, I get in touch. You want

0:29:26.133 --> 0:29:28.453
<v Speaker 2>to talk eight hundred eighty ten eighty nine two nine

0:29:28.533 --> 0:29:31.293
<v Speaker 2>two to text, Marcus till twelve looking foward to what

0:29:31.293 --> 0:29:33.973
<v Speaker 2>you've got to say? Anything else you want to talk about.

0:29:33.973 --> 0:29:37.653
<v Speaker 2>Maybe it's about telethons and I am happy with that,

0:29:40.893 --> 0:29:43.253
<v Speaker 2>So that's something you want to mention. Good eight hundred

0:29:43.253 --> 0:29:47.733
<v Speaker 2>eighty tenenty and nine two nine two to text. I'm Grimsby,

0:29:48.413 --> 0:29:49.573
<v Speaker 2>t boone Marcus.

0:29:49.293 --> 0:29:53.733
<v Speaker 10>Welcome, got a Marcus. Yeah, I've got an old friend

0:29:53.733 --> 0:29:58.853
<v Speaker 10>that you used to do telethons. You probably know Sergeant Scheltz.

0:30:01.213 --> 0:30:05.893
<v Speaker 10>He dressed up, he did the christ ch telethon and

0:30:06.013 --> 0:30:07.253
<v Speaker 10>he was schultzy.

0:30:08.373 --> 0:30:11.453
<v Speaker 2>He would dress up as the guy from Hogan's Heroes.

0:30:12.373 --> 0:30:13.493
<v Speaker 10>That's right, Oh, that's.

0:30:13.373 --> 0:30:15.613
<v Speaker 2>What you that's like a fantastic thing to do.

0:30:16.893 --> 0:30:20.053
<v Speaker 10>Yeah, and he gathered a lot of money too. But

0:30:20.813 --> 0:30:24.933
<v Speaker 10>he used to do cabarets as Sergeant Schultz. He was

0:30:24.973 --> 0:30:31.573
<v Speaker 10>an Air Force personnel officer and he ended up being

0:30:31.773 --> 0:30:36.173
<v Speaker 10>at Hillmorton as a recreation for the patients, you know,

0:30:36.373 --> 0:30:37.493
<v Speaker 10>Oh yep, taking them out.

0:30:38.293 --> 0:30:41.773
<v Speaker 2>I see nothing, I know nothing. That was what he said,

0:30:41.893 --> 0:30:42.933
<v Speaker 2>was the I see nothing.

0:30:44.293 --> 0:30:50.613
<v Speaker 10>Yeah, he looked, he looked the part two. He was

0:30:50.693 --> 0:30:51.253
<v Speaker 10>good man.

0:30:52.573 --> 0:30:54.893
<v Speaker 2>Yeah, I think obviously.

0:30:55.893 --> 0:30:56.173
<v Speaker 1>Yeah.

0:30:56.293 --> 0:30:57.973
<v Speaker 10>He died about fifteen years ago.

0:30:58.133 --> 0:30:58.933
<v Speaker 1>Oh hell.

0:31:00.173 --> 0:31:04.253
<v Speaker 2>Yeah, I don't recall him.

0:31:04.253 --> 0:31:10.173
<v Speaker 10>But yeah, else tonight the christ Church telethon.

0:31:11.293 --> 0:31:15.173
<v Speaker 2>When they have the christ Church one at the TV

0:31:15.253 --> 0:31:16.533
<v Speaker 2>headquarters there will that be right?

0:31:17.613 --> 0:31:19.213
<v Speaker 10>Yeah, that's right Marcus.

0:31:19.453 --> 0:31:20.333
<v Speaker 2>Did you ever go along?

0:31:22.413 --> 0:31:24.813
<v Speaker 10>I was with him? Yeah, I was up. Well, I

0:31:24.853 --> 0:31:27.493
<v Speaker 10>was good friend of him for a while and he

0:31:27.613 --> 0:31:32.133
<v Speaker 10>passed away on me. But would you.

0:31:30.893 --> 0:31:32.893
<v Speaker 2>Would you go along to telethons? Would you go along

0:31:32.933 --> 0:31:33.893
<v Speaker 2>to telethons with him?

0:31:35.053 --> 0:31:35.293
<v Speaker 20>Yeah?

0:31:35.373 --> 0:31:37.973
<v Speaker 10>I was. I was in me thirty saying, oh you.

0:31:38.133 --> 0:31:41.933
<v Speaker 2>Well, what sort of cabre act would it be? Did

0:31:41.933 --> 0:31:42.773
<v Speaker 2>he sing or something?

0:31:44.013 --> 0:31:48.733
<v Speaker 10>Yeah? He used to do the beer festivals, beer master festivals.

0:31:49.333 --> 0:31:50.533
<v Speaker 13>He used to do cabre.

0:31:52.173 --> 0:31:52.973
<v Speaker 10>He was a good guy.

0:31:53.173 --> 0:31:54.773
<v Speaker 2>Would he like to sing songs?

0:31:55.573 --> 0:31:57.533
<v Speaker 10>Do you do do German songs?

0:31:57.813 --> 0:31:57.933
<v Speaker 9>Like?

0:31:58.013 --> 0:31:58.093
<v Speaker 10>What?

0:32:00.093 --> 0:32:00.293
<v Speaker 1>Oh?

0:32:00.453 --> 0:32:03.893
<v Speaker 10>You know he used to do the beer festival songs

0:32:03.933 --> 0:32:09.773
<v Speaker 10>and you know that have a I am a cabaret

0:32:09.893 --> 0:32:13.293
<v Speaker 10>type thing and he'd be the the special guests.

0:32:14.053 --> 0:32:18.373
<v Speaker 2>Okay, that'll bring a.

0:32:20.133 --> 0:32:20.653
<v Speaker 6>Brass.

0:32:20.773 --> 0:32:27.493
<v Speaker 10>He used to play the trumpet. Yeah, so it was musical.

0:32:27.973 --> 0:32:29.933
<v Speaker 2>That will bring my memories for some people. I would

0:32:29.933 --> 0:32:33.893
<v Speaker 2>think they remember on Sergeants.

0:32:32.653 --> 0:32:36.013
<v Speaker 10>The audience tonight if they remember Sergeant's.

0:32:35.533 --> 0:32:38.373
<v Speaker 2>Shock yep, well you've asked there but yourself to you

0:32:38.413 --> 0:32:39.853
<v Speaker 2>don't thank you nine to nine if you want to

0:32:39.853 --> 0:32:43.533
<v Speaker 2>come through Marcus till twelve, keep those texts with all

0:32:43.573 --> 0:32:48.413
<v Speaker 2>everything at Telethon related. You might have appeared on it

0:32:48.453 --> 0:32:53.453
<v Speaker 2>as a child, Marcus. I love Telethon. I was dancing

0:32:53.493 --> 0:32:56.733
<v Speaker 2>and Karabushka Folk company in the eighties. We did a

0:32:56.773 --> 0:32:59.813
<v Speaker 2>Russian dance on a recentable dage on Telethon. Love watching

0:32:59.813 --> 0:33:02.373
<v Speaker 2>them on YouTube, gosh, I don't know they were on YouTube.

0:33:02.893 --> 0:33:05.013
<v Speaker 2>People are saying blowing up hot water bottles are a scam.

0:33:05.013 --> 0:33:06.733
<v Speaker 2>I don't think they are. I think it's probably just standard.

0:33:06.773 --> 0:33:08.333
<v Speaker 2>You've just got to actually probably blow them up a

0:33:08.333 --> 0:33:11.293
<v Speaker 2>couple of times to get them a bit easier. I

0:33:11.293 --> 0:33:14.333
<v Speaker 2>think there's been a strong a strong man act forever.

0:33:16.253 --> 0:33:22.413
<v Speaker 2>Power cut it Lake Hawwia. Just so you know, Marcus,

0:33:22.413 --> 0:33:24.773
<v Speaker 2>I went to Kevin Kennedy concert and fung Arda has

0:33:24.773 --> 0:33:29.133
<v Speaker 2>a great singing voice. Cindy Oh good to hear from

0:33:29.133 --> 0:33:34.533
<v Speaker 2>the Korabushka folk dance Company. Marcus st Joseph Cubbs knew Plymouth.

0:33:34.573 --> 0:33:38.333
<v Speaker 2>We did a big and egathon to raise money. Went

0:33:38.373 --> 0:33:41.293
<v Speaker 2>to the TVN studio in Palmston North. There we go,

0:33:41.373 --> 0:33:44.933
<v Speaker 2>that's new information, Palmerston North for a four am slot

0:33:44.973 --> 0:33:48.453
<v Speaker 2>to hand it over. Go there'd be a big day

0:33:48.453 --> 0:33:53.973
<v Speaker 2>for the ar Kayler, Saint Joseph's cubs. Yeah, you take

0:33:53.973 --> 0:33:55.973
<v Speaker 2>your money along. They'll be waiting four hours to hand

0:33:55.973 --> 0:33:59.813
<v Speaker 2>it over for your brief moment on TV. And what

0:33:59.893 --> 0:34:02.213
<v Speaker 2>I remember is for those brief moments on TV, you

0:34:02.253 --> 0:34:05.853
<v Speaker 2>had to watch them because they went video recorders. I

0:34:05.893 --> 0:34:09.773
<v Speaker 2>don't think think said to stay up all I watch

0:34:09.773 --> 0:34:11.773
<v Speaker 2>it live. Otherwise you never see your people. You knew

0:34:11.813 --> 0:34:17.093
<v Speaker 2>it was just because iever he played it. That's what

0:34:17.133 --> 0:34:20.453
<v Speaker 2>we are on about. Marcus. I helped on about three telethons,

0:34:20.453 --> 0:34:23.133
<v Speaker 2>two people that came out with shell, Sean Cassidy and

0:34:23.213 --> 0:34:29.293
<v Speaker 2>Loretta's switt. What lovely people they were, Yes, I think

0:34:29.293 --> 0:34:30.733
<v Speaker 2>there were in other two ways you're either a nice

0:34:30.733 --> 0:34:35.653
<v Speaker 2>person or difficult with telethon Officer Poncherrella. I think he

0:34:35.733 --> 0:34:38.573
<v Speaker 2>was very good. Won the hearts of the nation. Well,

0:34:38.613 --> 0:34:41.893
<v Speaker 2>of course he did. I don't think it was his name,

0:34:41.893 --> 0:34:45.013
<v Speaker 2>Officer Poncherrella. But you know what I'm talking about, not

0:34:45.093 --> 0:34:50.093
<v Speaker 2>the blonde one. By the way, Mainland Semisoft five hundred

0:34:50.133 --> 0:34:56.693
<v Speaker 2>grams more than eighteen dollars obscene price eighteen twenty nine

0:34:58.053 --> 0:35:03.773
<v Speaker 2>for Semisoft. She They haven't said what shop it is.

0:35:04.933 --> 0:35:07.933
<v Speaker 2>It's pricey, Butter Marcus. Is there any news on the

0:35:07.973 --> 0:35:12.373
<v Speaker 2>mushroom Lady Catherine? No, not yet, but all news on

0:35:11.613 --> 0:35:14.613
<v Speaker 2>the on the mushroom woman, what won't be good news

0:35:14.613 --> 0:35:18.493
<v Speaker 2>for her? I wouldn't think, because no jury could find

0:35:18.493 --> 0:35:26.573
<v Speaker 2>her innocent. That's my opinion, which we'll be back up

0:35:26.613 --> 0:35:31.493
<v Speaker 2>soon when the verdict comes out. Feel quite strongly about that.

0:35:35.573 --> 0:35:37.173
<v Speaker 2>I don't know if she gets found guilty, where she

0:35:37.213 --> 0:35:43.493
<v Speaker 2>goes on the Canon of Australia Serial Murderers, but yeah,

0:35:43.533 --> 0:35:51.453
<v Speaker 2>she'll be up there. Hudle twelve Nicola. It's Marcus. Good evening, Oh.

0:35:51.413 --> 0:35:54.013
<v Speaker 4>Good afternoon, good evening, Sorry.

0:35:53.773 --> 0:35:55.573
<v Speaker 2>Marcus, that's fine.

0:35:56.413 --> 0:36:02.493
<v Speaker 4>Yeah, I was just thinking about tells On. Yeah, nineteen

0:36:02.653 --> 0:36:09.453
<v Speaker 4>eighty three, yes, and we had a bike ath on

0:36:09.693 --> 0:36:11.453
<v Speaker 4>from Hamilton to Cambridge.

0:36:12.173 --> 0:36:14.613
<v Speaker 2>And this is forty two years ago, by the way, too,

0:36:14.693 --> 0:36:15.133
<v Speaker 2>so yep.

0:36:15.373 --> 0:36:20.653
<v Speaker 4>Yeah, And so I was sick that day and I

0:36:20.693 --> 0:36:24.453
<v Speaker 4>could not go on the bikeers on because I made

0:36:24.493 --> 0:36:29.933
<v Speaker 4>an amazing crystal garden in science, I was allowed to

0:36:30.053 --> 0:36:40.293
<v Speaker 4>present the thirty bucks of money. But yeah, so we

0:36:40.413 --> 0:36:43.133
<v Speaker 4>went along and I said, okay, were right, all right,

0:36:43.293 --> 0:36:46.733
<v Speaker 4>give us a thirty bucks and there was no way

0:36:46.893 --> 0:36:51.533
<v Speaker 4>I was giving it over until I saw Dot so

0:36:53.213 --> 0:36:57.413
<v Speaker 4>oh god, a company was sorry. He was off the

0:36:57.453 --> 0:36:58.253
<v Speaker 4>young doctors.

0:36:58.533 --> 0:37:03.773
<v Speaker 2>Oh, I'd forgotten all about that. I'd forgotten all about

0:37:03.773 --> 0:37:05.333
<v Speaker 2>the young doctors. That was huge.

0:37:06.533 --> 0:37:09.733
<v Speaker 4>Yeah, and he was a personality at the time. And

0:37:09.813 --> 0:37:13.293
<v Speaker 4>I said, I'm not giving the money until I see him,

0:37:15.413 --> 0:37:19.653
<v Speaker 4>and yeah, so he came out and I gave him

0:37:19.653 --> 0:37:20.053
<v Speaker 4>the money.

0:37:20.853 --> 0:37:22.333
<v Speaker 2>Now is this in the Hamilton.

0:37:23.573 --> 0:37:27.173
<v Speaker 4>Yeah, yeah, it was actually I think it was the Metropole.

0:37:27.813 --> 0:37:30.493
<v Speaker 2>Okay, And did you bike from the other people bike

0:37:30.573 --> 0:37:36.693
<v Speaker 2>from from to Cambridge? Yeah, if they went Hamilton to Cambridge.

0:37:36.733 --> 0:37:38.173
<v Speaker 2>Did they the hot kids?

0:37:39.293 --> 0:37:39.733
<v Speaker 6>They did?

0:37:40.173 --> 0:37:42.573
<v Speaker 4>They were through saying, but I didn't go because I

0:37:42.613 --> 0:37:44.893
<v Speaker 4>was par I was sick.

0:37:47.693 --> 0:37:49.453
<v Speaker 2>I'm trying to think of who the hot doctor was. Was

0:37:49.453 --> 0:37:50.253
<v Speaker 2>it Ben Fielding?

0:37:51.853 --> 0:37:58.813
<v Speaker 4>No, it was Oh Shivers, I can't remember now. He

0:37:59.093 --> 0:38:05.213
<v Speaker 4>was the dot.

0:38:04.453 --> 0:38:07.813
<v Speaker 2>Tim Page Steel, doctor Shaw, doctor Nam.

0:38:08.813 --> 0:38:11.573
<v Speaker 11>No, he was a of.

0:38:13.133 --> 0:38:15.853
<v Speaker 4>Lap Why can I remember.

0:38:17.453 --> 0:38:24.653
<v Speaker 2>Two years ago? Mister Dr al Vares Tony alvarus By

0:38:24.773 --> 0:38:27.933
<v Speaker 2>played by doctor Doctor Doctor Tony Garcia played by.

0:38:29.493 --> 0:38:35.853
<v Speaker 4>Dr Garcia. Yeah, sorry that he got through the backs

0:38:35.893 --> 0:38:37.533
<v Speaker 4>out of it, or someone did.

0:38:37.573 --> 0:38:40.053
<v Speaker 2>But I don't know what a crystal garden is.

0:38:41.573 --> 0:38:45.973
<v Speaker 4>Oh, yeah, you have to grow the crystals and they Yeah,

0:38:46.293 --> 0:38:51.133
<v Speaker 4>so it's a scientific singing. So you put your you know,

0:38:51.173 --> 0:38:52.093
<v Speaker 4>I can't remember either.

0:38:53.373 --> 0:38:58.533
<v Speaker 2>We're waiting forever, we're waiting to even hand your money over. Yeah,

0:38:59.733 --> 0:39:00.693
<v Speaker 2>that was the middle of the night.

0:39:01.573 --> 0:39:03.773
<v Speaker 4>I was going to give it over until I saw

0:39:04.813 --> 0:39:05.693
<v Speaker 4>Dr Garcia.

0:39:06.573 --> 0:39:07.893
<v Speaker 2>You don't know how long you waited for?

0:39:09.493 --> 0:39:11.773
<v Speaker 4>Oh probably forty five.

0:39:11.573 --> 0:39:14.573
<v Speaker 2>Isn't it okay? And did you see yourself on TV?

0:39:14.653 --> 0:39:16.613
<v Speaker 2>Or you couldn't with the video recorders that they're probably

0:39:16.613 --> 0:39:17.573
<v Speaker 2>over at the bidding of it now.

0:39:18.893 --> 0:39:21.733
<v Speaker 7>Yes, they were did the school recorded?

0:39:22.813 --> 0:39:26.573
<v Speaker 4>But I felt really bad because I didn't go on

0:39:26.613 --> 0:39:29.733
<v Speaker 4>the bike ross because I was unwell. And then I

0:39:29.773 --> 0:39:33.853
<v Speaker 4>was like, oh, I don't feel good about me. But

0:39:33.973 --> 0:39:35.693
<v Speaker 4>I won the Crystal Gardens I saw.

0:39:35.733 --> 0:39:40.733
<v Speaker 2>Well, yeah, I didn't see that much thirty bucks? Did it.

0:39:42.293 --> 0:39:42.373
<v Speaker 16>Not?

0:39:42.813 --> 0:39:44.333
<v Speaker 4>Well back then it might.

0:39:44.173 --> 0:39:47.733
<v Speaker 2>Have been yeah, I guess so was the coins?

0:39:49.093 --> 0:39:50.533
<v Speaker 20>Yes, pleasent?

0:39:52.293 --> 0:39:55.613
<v Speaker 2>Okay, thank you Nicholas fourteen past nine, Ryan, it's Marcus welcome.

0:40:00.293 --> 0:40:04.013
<v Speaker 2>Hi Ryan, Oh are you good?

0:40:05.573 --> 0:40:06.053
<v Speaker 13>Excellent?

0:40:06.813 --> 0:40:09.533
<v Speaker 21>I just I was just listening to the talk about

0:40:09.573 --> 0:40:12.733
<v Speaker 21>the old the old telethons, and I remember being a

0:40:12.813 --> 0:40:16.533
<v Speaker 21>kid in Marsterden and for the life of me, I

0:40:16.533 --> 0:40:19.653
<v Speaker 21>can't remember who organized it that we had. It was

0:40:20.653 --> 0:40:23.653
<v Speaker 21>we were plected coins down the main street of Marston

0:40:24.173 --> 0:40:28.213
<v Speaker 21>and we had to stick them to the sidewalk and

0:40:29.053 --> 0:40:33.093
<v Speaker 21>make the longest longest row of coins we could possibly

0:40:33.093 --> 0:40:34.773
<v Speaker 21>be made. And we went out one side the street,

0:40:34.853 --> 0:40:37.493
<v Speaker 21>back down the other and all of those coins and

0:40:37.653 --> 0:40:40.773
<v Speaker 21>went to one of the telethons.

0:40:42.093 --> 0:40:43.853
<v Speaker 2>It's quite significant to go right down the street and

0:40:43.853 --> 0:40:45.333
<v Speaker 2>across the line and back down the other street.

0:40:46.653 --> 0:40:48.853
<v Speaker 21>Well, yeah, without people nicking them, I would.

0:40:48.653 --> 0:40:50.773
<v Speaker 2>Have thought, yes, do you know how much money you got.

0:40:50.653 --> 0:40:55.013
<v Speaker 21>Ryan, I'm not man, I have no idea, but I

0:40:55.053 --> 0:40:58.133
<v Speaker 21>remember the I mean it might have been joyful for

0:40:58.213 --> 0:41:00.253
<v Speaker 21>some people. But that bloody song, you know, they thank

0:41:00.253 --> 0:41:00.813
<v Speaker 21>you very much.

0:41:00.933 --> 0:41:03.973
<v Speaker 2>Yes, that the head and I think you'd wait for

0:41:04.013 --> 0:41:06.333
<v Speaker 2>that song there kick anywhere we offer the congo line,

0:41:06.533 --> 0:41:08.533
<v Speaker 2>go you be here. And I think what happened is

0:41:08.573 --> 0:41:12.373
<v Speaker 2>people just would be so spontaneously seduced by the amount

0:41:12.413 --> 0:41:13.893
<v Speaker 2>of money, they just go out and start their own

0:41:13.933 --> 0:41:15.293
<v Speaker 2>coins to the gang and I'm gonna have a bit

0:41:15.333 --> 0:41:17.533
<v Speaker 2>of this and kind of a friend you would take

0:41:17.573 --> 0:41:18.893
<v Speaker 2>over and people would go out and do their own

0:41:18.973 --> 0:41:21.453
<v Speaker 2>kind of coin trails or go door to door collecting money.

0:41:22.853 --> 0:41:25.333
<v Speaker 21>Absolutely, absolutely, that was a bit of fun.

0:41:26.133 --> 0:41:26.653
<v Speaker 11>You would.

0:41:28.853 --> 0:41:31.853
<v Speaker 2>Sorry, did you go into Avlon to drop the money off?

0:41:34.013 --> 0:41:34.253
<v Speaker 19>No?

0:41:34.333 --> 0:41:35.613
<v Speaker 21>Nothing, nothing, that's.

0:41:35.453 --> 0:41:39.493
<v Speaker 2>Cool, Okay. You probably a topic for local bank, did you.

0:41:41.453 --> 0:41:43.733
<v Speaker 21>I think that. I think that was that was one

0:41:43.733 --> 0:41:45.213
<v Speaker 21>of the places you could drop them off. There was

0:41:45.253 --> 0:41:47.693
<v Speaker 21>like buckets and buckets and buckets the coins.

0:41:47.933 --> 0:41:49.133
<v Speaker 10>Yeah, I do remember that.

0:41:49.613 --> 0:41:51.453
<v Speaker 2>And as someone point out, I think the lions were

0:41:51.453 --> 0:41:53.373
<v Speaker 2>sort of driving around in their cars collecting all the

0:41:53.373 --> 0:41:55.493
<v Speaker 2>money as well. They were sort of the unofficial henchmen

0:41:55.613 --> 0:41:56.013
<v Speaker 2>for it all.

0:41:57.653 --> 0:42:02.213
<v Speaker 21>Yeah, yeah, just see what was the other on TV too?

0:42:02.333 --> 0:42:04.653
<v Speaker 21>They had that that show that'd go around to the

0:42:05.413 --> 0:42:10.173
<v Speaker 21>small towns and then have like like games playing teams

0:42:10.253 --> 0:42:11.733
<v Speaker 21>and what was it called.

0:42:13.093 --> 0:42:15.933
<v Speaker 2>I can't remember, but someone someone will, no, I can't remember.

0:42:17.453 --> 0:42:20.013
<v Speaker 21>Yeah, yeah, yeah, I remember. I remember doing it a

0:42:20.133 --> 0:42:22.493
<v Speaker 21>memorial park. That was pretty cool. It was like, yeah,

0:42:22.533 --> 0:42:23.853
<v Speaker 21>the whole town was there.

0:42:24.733 --> 0:42:25.933
<v Speaker 2>Are you still in Masterton?

0:42:27.533 --> 0:42:30.173
<v Speaker 21>Oh no, no, no.

0:42:29.173 --> 0:42:31.173
<v Speaker 2>No, oh you sound disparaging.

0:42:30.693 --> 0:42:34.293
<v Speaker 21>Ryan, No, that was It was a nice place to

0:42:34.333 --> 0:42:34.733
<v Speaker 21>be a kid.

0:42:35.333 --> 0:42:37.093
<v Speaker 2>It's a long way from the sea, though, isn't it.

0:42:38.453 --> 0:42:41.853
<v Speaker 2>It certainly is nice to talk Ryan seventeen past nine,

0:42:42.013 --> 0:42:44.173
<v Speaker 2>eight and eighty eight. A lot of people knew it

0:42:44.173 --> 0:42:48.893
<v Speaker 2>was doctor Garcia Marcus Mum and I would serve the

0:42:48.933 --> 0:42:51.213
<v Speaker 2>lounge on Matrisses for tilloth on weekends and hicck attire

0:42:51.973 --> 0:42:54.253
<v Speaker 2>the open fire going all night. Used to make quick

0:42:54.293 --> 0:42:56.853
<v Speaker 2>seas on the open front of a jag set for

0:42:56.973 --> 0:42:59.413
<v Speaker 2>hot tail Myles. I was eight or nine. I remember

0:42:59.453 --> 0:43:01.493
<v Speaker 2>ringing up and donating five dollars, waiting for my name

0:43:01.533 --> 0:43:04.413
<v Speaker 2>to appear on the bottom of the TV screen. Great memories.

0:43:04.453 --> 0:43:05.293
<v Speaker 2>What about sums it all?

0:43:05.373 --> 0:43:05.573
<v Speaker 13>Up.

0:43:07.613 --> 0:43:10.253
<v Speaker 2>That's got the lot, the lounge, the mattresses, hick a tire,

0:43:10.293 --> 0:43:17.293
<v Speaker 2>the fire going Quickxias, jug hot tail, Milo, finding the pledge,

0:43:17.293 --> 0:43:25.573
<v Speaker 2>waiting for the name. That's brilliant. I don't remember doctor Garcia.

0:43:29.053 --> 0:43:31.573
<v Speaker 2>I think I've ever watched Young Doctors. There's like Shortland Street,

0:43:31.573 --> 0:43:35.053
<v Speaker 2>but slightly less medical. I think they just kind of

0:43:35.093 --> 0:43:39.053
<v Speaker 2>swooned over each other, I believe, but we leaped it

0:43:39.133 --> 0:43:47.853
<v Speaker 2>up Young Doctors. That was like Neighbors and Home and

0:43:47.893 --> 0:43:50.013
<v Speaker 2>Away and Young Doctors. Oh, all the great Aussie soaps.

0:43:50.093 --> 0:43:51.573
<v Speaker 2>They sent me very good at them for I don't

0:43:51.613 --> 0:43:54.253
<v Speaker 2>know what. I don't know why they were so good.

0:43:54.333 --> 0:43:57.613
<v Speaker 2>Had the mensic sauce or something good evening Marcus, Sister

0:43:57.693 --> 0:44:00.933
<v Speaker 2>Scott was lovely. She sounds like a nun. Who she was?

0:44:00.973 --> 0:44:01.053
<v Speaker 22>She?

0:44:01.173 --> 0:44:09.053
<v Speaker 2>And who's sister Scott? More Marcus, are you going to

0:44:09.133 --> 0:44:12.053
<v Speaker 2>do a puffer jacket debate this winter? Just asking because

0:44:12.093 --> 0:44:15.413
<v Speaker 2>I'm no longer a fan either. Bulky Hot and Synthetic

0:44:15.493 --> 0:44:20.173
<v Speaker 2>Nile on Bad Combo, Great Topic and previous winters Sinding.

0:44:20.213 --> 0:44:22.493
<v Speaker 2>I'm a big fan of the midriff puffer. I've was

0:44:22.493 --> 0:44:25.813
<v Speaker 2>seeing a few people rocking those think I think, Gee,

0:44:25.813 --> 0:44:29.093
<v Speaker 2>that's something anyway, Just cold up there anyway, Welcome people.

0:44:29.133 --> 0:44:35.453
<v Speaker 2>Hudled twelve never owned a puffer jacket. Although I'll tell

0:44:35.453 --> 0:44:37.053
<v Speaker 2>you what. I was involved with the High Country Muster

0:44:37.133 --> 0:44:39.973
<v Speaker 2>today and jet was hailing. Boy oh boy, she was

0:44:39.973 --> 0:44:42.813
<v Speaker 2>a wild day to day. I was lucky I had

0:44:43.013 --> 0:44:50.493
<v Speaker 2>the appropriate wet weather gear and a successful mission brought

0:44:50.493 --> 0:44:54.813
<v Speaker 2>the stock down from the high country. Well one of them.

0:44:55.053 --> 0:44:58.173
<v Speaker 2>That was the only mission brought the ram down and

0:44:58.933 --> 0:45:09.813
<v Speaker 2>that went well, actually dagged and drenched and watch the space.

0:45:13.293 --> 0:45:14.773
<v Speaker 2>Well there was a big size only must be about

0:45:14.773 --> 0:45:16.453
<v Speaker 2>eight months old, because we got him as a newborn

0:45:16.573 --> 0:45:20.693
<v Speaker 2>like last year, like as a rescue lamb. Amazing how

0:45:20.773 --> 0:45:25.053
<v Speaker 2>quickly sheep grow. Actually it must have been September. We

0:45:25.053 --> 0:45:28.773
<v Speaker 2>got him September, October, November, December, January, February, March, April, May.

0:45:29.293 --> 0:45:36.653
<v Speaker 2>Ohyere ten months old. Anyway, still remembers me fondly. You'll

0:45:36.733 --> 0:45:39.813
<v Speaker 2>be pleased to know. It's all about telethon people on

0:45:39.853 --> 0:45:45.853
<v Speaker 2>this fine day. Although watching it home, all the machinations

0:45:45.853 --> 0:45:48.013
<v Speaker 2>of it seemed unattainable. Didn't think he actually just front

0:45:48.053 --> 0:45:51.173
<v Speaker 2>up there and appear on TV. It just seemed like

0:45:51.173 --> 0:45:54.813
<v Speaker 2>beyond the realms of believability to me, John, it's Marcus

0:45:54.813 --> 0:46:02.573
<v Speaker 2>good evening. Oh right, Hi John, Yeah, gotcha receiving.

0:46:02.653 --> 0:46:07.013
<v Speaker 17>Yeah, sorry, we're here a glutch there. I'm going to

0:46:07.613 --> 0:46:12.773
<v Speaker 17>sue this question. I come over. Nine of the people

0:46:12.813 --> 0:46:17.373
<v Speaker 17>who put in some missions for a helicopter pad were

0:46:17.413 --> 0:46:20.333
<v Speaker 17>against it, and yet it still goes through.

0:46:21.853 --> 0:46:33.333
<v Speaker 2>Because it's not about ah. I believe it's about the

0:46:33.373 --> 0:46:37.773
<v Speaker 2>act that's appropriate for that and the ground that they

0:46:37.853 --> 0:46:43.773
<v Speaker 2>can turn down consent. And they did what they needed

0:46:43.813 --> 0:46:49.453
<v Speaker 2>to do to assure the people that listen to the hearings.

0:46:49.573 --> 0:46:52.333
<v Speaker 2>I'm still talking, John, John, John, I'm still talking to

0:46:52.453 --> 0:46:57.213
<v Speaker 2>ask me a question, and I'm sure they managed to

0:46:58.293 --> 0:47:01.853
<v Speaker 2>allay the fears of the panel that we're listening to.

0:47:01.893 --> 0:47:04.813
<v Speaker 2>It about livestock and about noise for the neighbors. That

0:47:04.853 --> 0:47:06.093
<v Speaker 2>would be my understanding.

0:47:06.493 --> 0:47:19.693
<v Speaker 17>You go, people complained about the noise. So complained about

0:47:19.693 --> 0:47:24.253
<v Speaker 17>the noise. How come ten percent of the population got

0:47:24.253 --> 0:47:25.293
<v Speaker 17>the go ahead?

0:47:25.893 --> 0:47:28.253
<v Speaker 2>Well, there are strict caveats on how often they can

0:47:28.293 --> 0:47:28.653
<v Speaker 2>do it.

0:47:30.893 --> 0:47:32.653
<v Speaker 17>Yeah, and I'll bet you they're going to break it.

0:47:33.293 --> 0:47:35.653
<v Speaker 2>Well they won't because everyone will be all the curtain

0:47:35.653 --> 0:47:38.493
<v Speaker 2>twitches will be there watching and they'll be documenting every flight.

0:47:40.413 --> 0:47:44.813
<v Speaker 2>Are you in the area, John, No, I.

0:47:44.893 --> 0:47:48.813
<v Speaker 17>Gotta get bet up with the Eagle healths going over

0:47:48.893 --> 0:47:50.413
<v Speaker 17>my head every single bloody night.

0:47:50.773 --> 0:47:50.973
<v Speaker 20>Yeah.

0:47:51.173 --> 0:47:57.373
<v Speaker 2>Sorry, language, that's annoying. I don't know. I'm never quite

0:47:57.373 --> 0:48:01.013
<v Speaker 2>sure what the Eagle helicopter does. I know that people

0:48:01.053 --> 0:48:03.453
<v Speaker 2>love helicopter rescues and the Eagle helicopter, but you never

0:48:03.493 --> 0:48:06.333
<v Speaker 2>see the reports on whether it's just surveillance to keep

0:48:06.493 --> 0:48:09.213
<v Speaker 2>people aware or they're actually catching people.

0:48:10.813 --> 0:48:14.693
<v Speaker 17>I see a lot of reports on the news media

0:48:15.253 --> 0:48:17.853
<v Speaker 17>at the face that the Eagle Helicopter does a lot

0:48:17.853 --> 0:48:25.733
<v Speaker 17>of good and catching people who have done drive bys

0:48:27.253 --> 0:48:29.293
<v Speaker 17>the Michael Hill. That's another one.

0:48:29.613 --> 0:48:32.413
<v Speaker 2>Yeah, well, my mind's an unpopular opinion, but it's what

0:48:32.453 --> 0:48:33.053
<v Speaker 2>I suspect.

0:48:33.053 --> 0:48:40.093
<v Speaker 17>But anyway, No, honestly, almost an advt of the Eagle helicopter.

0:48:41.013 --> 0:48:43.733
<v Speaker 17>But I did get fed up at two o'clock in

0:48:43.773 --> 0:48:47.653
<v Speaker 17>the morning of being waken up by it. The reality

0:48:47.693 --> 0:48:50.973
<v Speaker 17>is we've just got too many criminals.

0:48:52.133 --> 0:48:56.693
<v Speaker 2>Yeah, oh well, yeah, anyway, but that's a situation with

0:48:56.853 --> 0:49:00.093
<v Speaker 2>the helicopter. Pad got a custom of fortune for the hearings.

0:49:00.533 --> 0:49:02.213
<v Speaker 2>They spent bit coin to get it through.

0:49:04.253 --> 0:49:10.093
<v Speaker 17>Yeah, and I'll go to my previous comment, I reckon

0:49:10.133 --> 0:49:12.013
<v Speaker 17>I brought somebody off. When it comes to.

0:49:14.213 --> 0:49:15.493
<v Speaker 2>I don't think you can lead. I don't think it

0:49:15.613 --> 0:49:17.693
<v Speaker 2>leads that. I don't think it leads that they've been corrupt,

0:49:17.773 --> 0:49:21.613
<v Speaker 2>because that's libelous, no indication of that. But I mean

0:49:21.653 --> 0:49:23.893
<v Speaker 2>they just had good people. They had the they you know,

0:49:23.893 --> 0:49:25.773
<v Speaker 2>they would have had their own consult to their own

0:49:25.853 --> 0:49:28.213
<v Speaker 2>people to drive it. I mean they seem to be

0:49:28.333 --> 0:49:33.613
<v Speaker 2>very keen on getting a helicopter landing there. Yeah, well,

0:49:33.693 --> 0:49:41.933
<v Speaker 2>I apparently in Sydney there's no private helicopter pads in

0:49:41.973 --> 0:49:43.813
<v Speaker 2>the city in the urban area. So it does seem

0:49:43.893 --> 0:49:45.413
<v Speaker 2>to be a strange president to set.

0:49:47.093 --> 0:49:49.373
<v Speaker 17>It was a very strange president to set because you're

0:49:49.373 --> 0:49:54.733
<v Speaker 17>going to have one helicopter and okay, there was twelve

0:49:54.813 --> 0:49:59.533
<v Speaker 17>hundred people through submissions. Once the helicopter starts coming back

0:49:59.573 --> 0:50:01.853
<v Speaker 17>with the ports, I don't think you're going to find

0:50:01.893 --> 0:50:04.613
<v Speaker 17>it's going to be several more thousand people get really

0:50:04.773 --> 0:50:05.613
<v Speaker 17>upset about it.

0:50:08.493 --> 0:50:11.933
<v Speaker 2>I wouldn't be surprised if they leave the neighborhood after

0:50:11.973 --> 0:50:14.173
<v Speaker 2>they've realized how opposed the neighborhood is. I'm sure that

0:50:14.213 --> 0:50:16.333
<v Speaker 2>no one wants to be living in a neighborhood. Well,

0:50:16.373 --> 0:50:17.413
<v Speaker 2>you know that everyone hates you.

0:50:20.253 --> 0:50:21.653
<v Speaker 17>That's what it's going to come down to.

0:50:22.293 --> 0:50:24.293
<v Speaker 2>Well maybe, but maybe not. But that's why I think

0:50:24.373 --> 0:50:27.133
<v Speaker 2>often happens. People have these great ideas and they think, oh,

0:50:27.173 --> 0:50:29.693
<v Speaker 2>they get focused and think, well, actually, do I want

0:50:29.733 --> 0:50:32.133
<v Speaker 2>to live the fact that the whole neighborhood's ready against us?

0:50:32.173 --> 0:50:34.853
<v Speaker 2>What ninety percent of them are? That's just my thoughts.

0:50:34.893 --> 0:50:42.013
<v Speaker 2>But you know, I'm not living in Westmere. It's not

0:50:42.253 --> 0:50:44.133
<v Speaker 2>concerned about it. But get in touch if you want

0:50:44.133 --> 0:50:47.813
<v Speaker 2>to talk, oh eight hundred eighty ten eighty and watch

0:50:47.853 --> 0:50:53.373
<v Speaker 2>out for those metal straws, crazy things. We're talking telethon

0:50:56.133 --> 0:50:57.693
<v Speaker 2>and if you want to talk about the helicopter paired

0:50:57.693 --> 0:51:02.373
<v Speaker 2>as well, oh eight hundred eighty ten eighty and nine

0:51:02.373 --> 0:51:04.733
<v Speaker 2>two nine two text looking for to your inputs tonight,

0:51:10.533 --> 0:51:12.853
<v Speaker 2>something to them. I've done a telethon for getting vaccinated.

0:51:12.893 --> 0:51:15.453
<v Speaker 2>Did they do a vaccineathon? I think we did do

0:51:15.453 --> 0:51:18.093
<v Speaker 2>one of those, didn't we? It seems a long time

0:51:18.093 --> 0:51:20.013
<v Speaker 2>ago now, although they're still going on about it. You

0:51:20.053 --> 0:51:24.933
<v Speaker 2>notice that on Facebook, Wow text here credits an email

0:51:24.973 --> 0:51:27.493
<v Speaker 2>good Evening Marcus Marcus good Evening. When I was a

0:51:27.533 --> 0:51:30.493
<v Speaker 2>youngster living dneed and approximately ten years old. Telethon was massive.

0:51:31.573 --> 0:51:33.053
<v Speaker 2>The plan was I was allowed to go to my

0:51:33.093 --> 0:51:36.373
<v Speaker 2>mate's place along with other schoolmates to play table tennis

0:51:37.453 --> 0:51:42.693
<v Speaker 2>to raise money for the telethon cause. Myself and a

0:51:42.733 --> 0:51:45.173
<v Speaker 2>few of my friends after school that day went and

0:51:45.213 --> 0:51:49.333
<v Speaker 2>stole milk bottle money. My neighbors spotted us. Consequently, I

0:51:49.373 --> 0:51:51.293
<v Speaker 2>was banned by my parents from going to the table

0:51:51.333 --> 0:51:56.293
<v Speaker 2>tennis gig. I was devastated and never stole again. It's

0:51:56.293 --> 0:52:01.133
<v Speaker 2>a shame we have to explain sending milk bottle money

0:52:01.173 --> 0:52:05.453
<v Speaker 2>to anyone the younger people know. Twenty nine away from

0:52:05.453 --> 0:52:07.173
<v Speaker 2>ten your telethon store wh is please? I wait one

0:52:07.213 --> 0:52:10.893
<v Speaker 2>hundred and eighty ten eighty Marcus, tell your listen is

0:52:10.933 --> 0:52:12.453
<v Speaker 2>to use it all. Turnative to butter if they're worried

0:52:12.453 --> 0:52:14.733
<v Speaker 2>about the stupid price. If they don't need butter, stop

0:52:14.813 --> 0:52:18.533
<v Speaker 2>moaning and find an exciting solution to the problem. Is

0:52:18.573 --> 0:52:23.533
<v Speaker 2>that a fact? We quite like people that moan. I

0:52:23.533 --> 0:52:25.133
<v Speaker 2>thought John was at least going to be living next

0:52:25.173 --> 0:52:30.773
<v Speaker 2>door to them with their helicopter anyway. Oh wait, one

0:52:30.813 --> 0:52:33.813
<v Speaker 2>hundred eighty ten eighty nine two nine to text Marcus till twelve.

0:52:35.373 --> 0:52:37.853
<v Speaker 2>A lot of kind of amateur dance groups on telethon

0:52:37.933 --> 0:52:41.173
<v Speaker 2>weren't there that seemed to be a big thing. A

0:52:41.173 --> 0:52:45.173
<v Speaker 2>lot of piets and clear doing press ups. I think

0:52:45.213 --> 0:52:47.893
<v Speaker 2>Kamal was here quite often, wasn't he? What was Kamal's song?

0:52:47.933 --> 0:52:51.533
<v Speaker 2>He was always here. I think for a while Kamal

0:52:51.613 --> 0:52:54.453
<v Speaker 2>model A lot of marching girls. They seem to be

0:52:54.493 --> 0:52:56.653
<v Speaker 2>a big part of it. We don't see that so

0:52:56.773 --> 0:53:03.173
<v Speaker 2>much anymore, do you. Now it's all senior marches. I

0:53:03.213 --> 0:53:06.613
<v Speaker 2>think there were people from Dukes of Hazard, a lot

0:53:06.613 --> 0:53:11.693
<v Speaker 2>of aerobics with league warmers. Anyway, I think you watched

0:53:11.733 --> 0:53:13.053
<v Speaker 2>it back now it all looked a bit hockey, a

0:53:13.093 --> 0:53:16.853
<v Speaker 2>lot of bad huckers. I think it'll be a fevorit

0:53:16.853 --> 0:53:22.093
<v Speaker 2>of people doing the hockey tokey as well. Anyway, put

0:53:22.173 --> 0:53:23.413
<v Speaker 2>ron about tonight if you want to be a part

0:53:23.413 --> 0:53:25.293
<v Speaker 2>of an eight hundred and eighty Teddy and nine two

0:53:25.373 --> 0:53:28.893
<v Speaker 2>nine two to text and the obligatory discussion about the

0:53:28.933 --> 0:53:31.733
<v Speaker 2>helicopter pad. For me, it will be different if they

0:53:31.773 --> 0:53:35.733
<v Speaker 2>actually had their helicopter license. But I don't think it's

0:53:35.733 --> 0:53:37.293
<v Speaker 2>going to be that much quicker for them, because how

0:53:37.333 --> 0:53:40.133
<v Speaker 2>spontaneous can you be when you're gotta get the helicopter

0:53:40.173 --> 0:53:43.893
<v Speaker 2>pint out of bed. That's my impression. But you know,

0:53:45.533 --> 0:53:47.693
<v Speaker 2>I don't think I'll be having a helicopter anytime soon.

0:53:48.653 --> 0:53:50.093
<v Speaker 2>Just as a side you might have watched him at

0:53:50.093 --> 0:53:53.933
<v Speaker 2>Glestonbury last night. To what was surprising is that Rod Stewart,

0:53:53.973 --> 0:53:56.413
<v Speaker 2>the guests he had, he had Lulu and he had Mchucknell.

0:53:58.213 --> 0:54:02.333
<v Speaker 2>He is eighty. I thought he performed alright. Actually Neil

0:54:02.333 --> 0:54:07.053
<v Speaker 2>Young was pretty good. Yeah, he's quite moving. So it's

0:54:07.093 --> 0:54:08.733
<v Speaker 2>quite good that it's on YouTube or whatever it is.

0:54:08.733 --> 0:54:10.373
<v Speaker 2>I thought it was quite good a lot of it actually,

0:54:11.333 --> 0:54:16.413
<v Speaker 2>So yeah, there we go. I don't know i'd quite

0:54:16.453 --> 0:54:18.373
<v Speaker 2>see a documentary the logistics of it, because must be

0:54:18.373 --> 0:54:20.133
<v Speaker 2>incredibly hard to organize. Don't know what they will eat.

0:54:21.133 --> 0:54:23.573
<v Speaker 2>Split Ends performed on telephone seventy five so on thever

0:54:23.653 --> 0:54:26.573
<v Speaker 2>early days, full on makeup, miming a song and this

0:54:26.653 --> 0:54:29.173
<v Speaker 2>is a classic Marcus. Don't forget the belly dancers with

0:54:29.213 --> 0:54:32.253
<v Speaker 2>silly faces drawn around their belly button. Well, I think

0:54:32.293 --> 0:54:35.133
<v Speaker 2>they're giant hats made out of newspaper that covered their

0:54:35.133 --> 0:54:41.933
<v Speaker 2>head so their torsos were their face. Hilarious twenty two

0:54:41.973 --> 0:54:43.453
<v Speaker 2>to ten markets Marcus.

0:54:43.133 --> 0:54:48.333
<v Speaker 23>Welcome, Yes, Hi, Yes, I remember the days of telephone

0:54:49.173 --> 0:54:51.853
<v Speaker 23>in nineteen seventy five. It was pretty Sinclave for Auckland

0:54:52.973 --> 0:54:55.533
<v Speaker 23>and it was Roger Gayscoing for Wellington, Tom Bradley for

0:54:55.613 --> 0:54:59.853
<v Speaker 23>Cential District, Peter Delva crist Suits and the g ourself tonight.

0:54:59.613 --> 0:55:06.453
<v Speaker 2>For Denie Rodney Bryant. Was it Rodney Bryant Mark? No,

0:55:09.013 --> 0:55:12.693
<v Speaker 2>could have been turn your rady off for you please?

0:55:13.813 --> 0:55:14.013
<v Speaker 20>Yeah?

0:55:14.613 --> 0:55:16.933
<v Speaker 2>Did you say Peter Dunn for christ Jude or John

0:55:17.013 --> 0:55:20.053
<v Speaker 2>Donne John done? Yeah, okay, John done speaking?

0:55:20.253 --> 0:55:27.493
<v Speaker 23>Yeah? And also remember the Irish then then editing my

0:55:27.613 --> 0:55:30.333
<v Speaker 23>little bail of shortening shortening didn't mean to make the

0:55:30.413 --> 0:55:34.053
<v Speaker 23>dancers for the Irish dancers tell me about them now.

0:55:34.093 --> 0:55:36.893
<v Speaker 23>They had a song called My Little Man Love Short

0:55:36.893 --> 0:55:39.853
<v Speaker 23>and then so my Little Bay of Love short number

0:55:40.293 --> 0:55:41.453
<v Speaker 23>I reckon I could have gone lot.

0:55:41.373 --> 0:55:45.973
<v Speaker 2>Fair they will they singers or dancers?

0:55:47.333 --> 0:55:53.893
<v Speaker 23>Singers an dancers can by that one answer to the Osmans.

0:55:53.453 --> 0:55:55.813
<v Speaker 2>At the time, Oh they they hem and family.

0:55:56.813 --> 0:56:02.213
<v Speaker 23>Could have been but they are Irish and the Osmonds

0:56:02.213 --> 0:56:02.693
<v Speaker 23>and at the.

0:56:02.653 --> 0:56:04.333
<v Speaker 2>Time were they hit redheads?

0:56:05.173 --> 0:56:08.293
<v Speaker 23>Yeah, very is there. They regret a little bit because

0:56:08.293 --> 0:56:09.533
<v Speaker 23>they thought they could have taken it to them.

0:56:09.773 --> 0:56:12.773
<v Speaker 2>Were they Oh yeah, but they were big news.

0:56:13.493 --> 0:56:17.493
<v Speaker 23>Yeah, so you know it's a lot happening and you

0:56:17.533 --> 0:56:23.173
<v Speaker 23>didn't mentioned well went up to nineteen eighty eight. Judy

0:56:23.213 --> 0:56:25.533
<v Speaker 23>Bailey took the rings after Peter Sink, but they still

0:56:25.533 --> 0:56:28.213
<v Speaker 23>had the same house for the other locations.

0:56:28.213 --> 0:56:30.013
<v Speaker 2>As far as so, who did you think they were?

0:56:30.053 --> 0:56:32.293
<v Speaker 2>Pete SINKLEI for Auckland, who for Hamilton.

0:56:33.613 --> 0:56:38.973
<v Speaker 23>Tom Bradley Central districts that they covered, Hamilton, White Kedder.

0:56:38.973 --> 0:56:41.093
<v Speaker 2>Who felt Evlon Willington.

0:56:41.973 --> 0:56:42.653
<v Speaker 23>Roger Gascon.

0:56:43.013 --> 0:56:44.893
<v Speaker 2>Oh of course, yeah.

0:56:44.893 --> 0:56:46.493
<v Speaker 23>I thought you would have remembered that because you would

0:56:46.493 --> 0:56:50.453
<v Speaker 23>have lived through it like I did. But yeah, you mark.

0:56:50.493 --> 0:56:52.173
<v Speaker 2>The way I go is I let the people tell

0:56:52.213 --> 0:56:53.973
<v Speaker 2>the stories. Otherwise it's just me chatting.

0:56:55.053 --> 0:56:57.253
<v Speaker 23>Yeah, I hear what you say. And you know there

0:56:57.293 --> 0:57:01.653
<v Speaker 23>was Frittish McKenzie, and you know there was Rolf Harris.

0:57:01.693 --> 0:57:05.093
<v Speaker 23>There was even Bill Roling on there doing some preceouse who.

0:57:05.093 --> 0:57:07.413
<v Speaker 2>Was who was doing the press ups?

0:57:08.773 --> 0:57:11.453
<v Speaker 23>Bill Rowling? They thought he was weak, but he couldn't

0:57:11.453 --> 0:57:13.613
<v Speaker 23>have been that week if he's doing press ups on telephone, No,

0:57:13.733 --> 0:57:16.653
<v Speaker 23>that's right, Yeah, so he couldn't have been that week

0:57:16.653 --> 0:57:20.493
<v Speaker 23>after It's just obviously ideology to Mynder and that's what

0:57:20.533 --> 0:57:20.973
<v Speaker 23>it was.

0:57:22.053 --> 0:57:23.933
<v Speaker 2>Oh yeah, he was sort of ridiculed by a week

0:57:23.973 --> 0:57:25.413
<v Speaker 2>of it and people are trying to make any the

0:57:25.453 --> 0:57:26.653
<v Speaker 2>sort of weak voice and stuff.

0:57:26.693 --> 0:57:29.133
<v Speaker 23>But anyway, yeah, I think I think that was a

0:57:29.173 --> 0:57:33.333
<v Speaker 23>put on because ideology to no More do like the

0:57:33.333 --> 0:57:34.253
<v Speaker 23>opposition part.

0:57:34.893 --> 0:57:37.013
<v Speaker 2>Was Rolf Harris at Tilthon.

0:57:38.453 --> 0:57:41.253
<v Speaker 23>Yeah, he was doing a performance with Jack the Pig.

0:57:44.053 --> 0:57:47.133
<v Speaker 23>H he's doing that performance on me. I don't remember.

0:57:47.173 --> 0:57:48.973
<v Speaker 23>He might have been doing tiny the Kendred and Jawn's.

0:57:49.213 --> 0:57:51.013
<v Speaker 23>I'm not sure, but I remember Jack the Pig.

0:57:51.333 --> 0:57:53.893
<v Speaker 2>Well, two little two little boys had two little toys

0:57:53.893 --> 0:57:58.133
<v Speaker 2>and each other wooden hat. Yeah, horse wouldn't wooden horse?

0:57:58.173 --> 0:57:58.813
<v Speaker 2>Wooden horse.

0:57:59.573 --> 0:58:03.813
<v Speaker 23>Yeah, it sounds like it makes Karl was on me and.

0:58:06.573 --> 0:58:06.773
<v Speaker 5>You on.

0:58:06.773 --> 0:58:08.773
<v Speaker 23>The singers would have been known like Shadow now would

0:58:08.813 --> 0:58:12.533
<v Speaker 23>have been on there at ten across well as Iconic

0:58:12.613 --> 0:58:15.373
<v Speaker 23>and zeal The singers would have been on one of

0:58:15.373 --> 0:58:17.373
<v Speaker 23>the telephones or many of them.

0:58:18.853 --> 0:58:20.413
<v Speaker 2>Have you been back and watching on YouTube?

0:58:21.733 --> 0:58:24.093
<v Speaker 23>No, I've got the feeling that may not have the

0:58:24.093 --> 0:58:25.373
<v Speaker 23>full coverage on YouTube.

0:58:25.733 --> 0:58:26.293
<v Speaker 20>I don't know what.

0:58:26.453 --> 0:58:27.773
<v Speaker 2>I don't know if it's edit or not. Like you

0:58:27.893 --> 0:58:29.053
<v Speaker 2>over had time to check it out.

0:58:29.053 --> 0:58:32.853
<v Speaker 23>But yeah, yeah, Yeah, they're normally edited, but I remember

0:58:32.893 --> 0:58:36.733
<v Speaker 23>most of it in the day.

0:58:34.053 --> 0:58:38.733
<v Speaker 2>But I'm sure it's still there in the archives. I'm

0:58:38.733 --> 0:58:40.013
<v Speaker 2>sure they could upload all of it.

0:58:40.733 --> 0:58:43.693
<v Speaker 23>Yeah, but they don't. They don't know. But nineteen seventy

0:58:43.773 --> 0:58:46.453
<v Speaker 23>nine it's telephoned. I was actually on both channels. So

0:58:46.573 --> 0:58:49.053
<v Speaker 23>you know how South South Pacific Talent and Launch Telephone.

0:58:49.093 --> 0:58:52.733
<v Speaker 23>How come it was televised on Talent Tension one Enterprises

0:58:52.933 --> 0:58:56.253
<v Speaker 23>or TV in the z placed nineteen eighty on both channels.

0:58:56.373 --> 0:58:57.973
<v Speaker 23>There's no way out of it, so you had to

0:58:58.013 --> 0:58:59.453
<v Speaker 23>watch it any TV.

0:58:59.933 --> 0:59:02.413
<v Speaker 2>So you can know Laty for you, Mac thinks for

0:59:02.573 --> 0:59:06.173
<v Speaker 2>eighteen to ten, Marcus, check out the amount of supermarket

0:59:06.253 --> 0:59:09.053
<v Speaker 2>and the processes are putting on prices of butter. Cheers Jonah,

0:59:10.053 --> 0:59:14.093
<v Speaker 2>Well that would be the same percentage though. Mark's. My

0:59:14.173 --> 0:59:16.253
<v Speaker 2>favorite TV two era was Son of a Gun Show,

0:59:16.293 --> 0:59:19.253
<v Speaker 2>the launch of Shortland Street and City Life in nineteen

0:59:19.333 --> 0:59:23.773
<v Speaker 2>ninety six. Always remember asking my grandmother where the gang's

0:59:23.773 --> 0:59:25.533
<v Speaker 2>got the money from when they came on telethon with

0:59:25.613 --> 0:59:27.893
<v Speaker 2>big bucks of money. She always says the bank. It's

0:59:27.973 --> 0:59:31.413
<v Speaker 2>quite funny. The butter is sixteen ninety nine, but it's

0:59:31.813 --> 0:59:35.133
<v Speaker 2>semi soft. You needs your head read to buy semi soft,

0:59:35.173 --> 0:59:38.893
<v Speaker 2>wouldn't you. That's part of the fun of butter is

0:59:38.933 --> 0:59:43.373
<v Speaker 2>trying to make it soft when it's rock hard. You

0:59:43.453 --> 0:59:46.773
<v Speaker 2>got some telethon memories, fae. No, you're on Mike Tyson?

0:59:48.173 --> 0:59:50.893
<v Speaker 14>No, can I go back twenty eight years ago?

0:59:51.373 --> 0:59:51.573
<v Speaker 10>Yep?

0:59:51.893 --> 0:59:56.533
<v Speaker 14>On Saturday, Saturday, Mike Tyson is disqualified for Barti Evanda

0:59:56.853 --> 1:00:01.773
<v Speaker 14>hollyfors Ear. Remember that twenty eight years ago today on Saturday.

1:00:01.933 --> 1:00:03.173
<v Speaker 2>Because the fight never happened in.

1:00:03.213 --> 1:00:05.533
<v Speaker 20>It, it was on, it was on.

1:00:07.013 --> 1:00:08.253
<v Speaker 2>I was during the fight, of course.

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<v Speaker 4>No.

1:00:08.653 --> 1:00:10.973
<v Speaker 2>I went back to the present, of course. Yeah, that's right. Yeah, yeah, yeah,

1:00:10.973 --> 1:00:12.453
<v Speaker 2>I remember now, you remember now?

1:00:12.973 --> 1:00:13.173
<v Speaker 6>Yeah.

1:00:13.293 --> 1:00:15.813
<v Speaker 14>But I think he got disquatified for ever ever ever.

1:00:16.573 --> 1:00:16.773
<v Speaker 12>Yeah.

1:00:17.213 --> 1:00:19.253
<v Speaker 2>Although he did come back and a fight last year,

1:00:19.293 --> 1:00:22.013
<v Speaker 2>didn't he with that silly social media person, remember, But

1:00:22.053 --> 1:00:22.853
<v Speaker 2>his knees were gone?

1:00:23.653 --> 1:00:27.613
<v Speaker 14>Yeah, but I mean it was nineteen ninety eight years ago.

1:00:30.373 --> 1:00:35.093
<v Speaker 14>I watched telephone, not you go. I watched telephone, stayed

1:00:35.173 --> 1:00:35.733
<v Speaker 14>up all night.

1:00:35.773 --> 1:00:36.613
<v Speaker 6>It was awesome.

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<v Speaker 14>They should have some more.

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<v Speaker 22>Well.

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<v Speaker 2>The good thing it was was in the miserable part

1:00:40.453 --> 1:00:41.773
<v Speaker 2>of the year, like now, when it was all winter

1:00:41.853 --> 1:00:43.813
<v Speaker 2>and people needed something to lift the spirits that worked

1:00:43.853 --> 1:00:44.453
<v Speaker 2>very very well.

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<v Speaker 14>Exactly TV's rubbish at the moment. Well are you rubbish?

1:00:48.693 --> 1:00:52.453
<v Speaker 2>I enjoyed watching Survive Alive? Have you seen that?

1:00:53.893 --> 1:00:55.733
<v Speaker 14>No, I haven't loved No Alone.

1:00:56.333 --> 1:00:58.533
<v Speaker 2>I watch watch a loan failed. I'll tell you what.

1:00:58.573 --> 1:01:01.093
<v Speaker 2>There was a New Zealander on Alone. It was embarrassingly bad.

1:01:02.093 --> 1:01:04.573
<v Speaker 2>This is on TV, TV and Z plus. You've got

1:01:04.653 --> 1:01:07.013
<v Speaker 2>to survive in Africa and was a key we guy

1:01:07.053 --> 1:01:09.573
<v Speaker 2>from an a key he tapped on the day is terrible.

1:01:10.013 --> 1:01:13.893
<v Speaker 2>It's embarrassing. I've only watched the first three episodes because

1:01:15.533 --> 1:01:18.653
<v Speaker 2>they come on a Friday. But normally it's in the Arctic,

1:01:18.733 --> 1:01:20.293
<v Speaker 2>but this time it's on the don't know where. It

1:01:20.413 --> 1:01:24.013
<v Speaker 2>is a lot of summer in Africa. The water seems

1:01:24.053 --> 1:01:27.133
<v Speaker 2>pretty toxic. You would want to drink that cheaper ten

1:01:27.173 --> 1:01:29.573
<v Speaker 2>I seven. My name is Marcus, Welcome, Heredill twelve. Hope

1:01:29.613 --> 1:01:33.213
<v Speaker 2>you God, hope you've got if your If you're not

1:01:33.213 --> 1:01:34.693
<v Speaker 2>gonna i'd I've got to get to bed. If you're

1:01:34.693 --> 1:01:37.333
<v Speaker 2>a tennis if that's your thing, I've got the tennis on.

1:01:37.373 --> 1:01:41.293
<v Speaker 2>It's just three people talking now, but it looks to

1:01:41.333 --> 1:01:45.013
<v Speaker 2>be a superb day in England, London thirty five degrees.

1:01:45.053 --> 1:01:48.453
<v Speaker 2>It appears to be they'll be loving that because normally

1:01:48.493 --> 1:01:53.373
<v Speaker 2>that's raining, isn't it. And Cliff Richard's up there entertaining

1:01:53.413 --> 1:01:55.573
<v Speaker 2>the crowds. But looks like it's brilliant weather today anyway,

1:01:55.573 --> 1:01:58.413
<v Speaker 2>So I keep you updated about that. I'm locked alone.

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<v Speaker 2>We are talking telethon because it's fifty years since TV

1:02:02.053 --> 1:02:03.653
<v Speaker 2>two started and they had I don't know if they

1:02:03.693 --> 1:02:06.693
<v Speaker 2>had telethons the whole way through. I don't know which

1:02:06.693 --> 1:02:07.933
<v Speaker 2>one of the first year would be. Would have been

1:02:07.973 --> 1:02:12.213
<v Speaker 2>nineteen eighty seven, I don't know. It was for the

1:02:12.253 --> 1:02:15.773
<v Speaker 2>Saint John's and half a million dollars seemed to be

1:02:15.813 --> 1:02:22.693
<v Speaker 2>a lot of money. By nineteen eighty one they had

1:02:22.733 --> 1:02:26.293
<v Speaker 2>the five million dollar mark. I think Basil Brush was

1:02:26.333 --> 1:02:32.453
<v Speaker 2>here too, was he. It's always good on the pedal,

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<v Speaker 2>Sharky Marcus, Welcome.

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<v Speaker 10>Kday.

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<v Speaker 19>How are you good?

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<v Speaker 13>Shark bringing back great memories of nineteen seventy six.

1:02:43.933 --> 1:02:44.253
<v Speaker 5>I was.

1:02:45.733 --> 1:02:49.813
<v Speaker 13>A cub scout actually, and we did a coin trail

1:02:49.973 --> 1:02:53.733
<v Speaker 13>collection thing, and I remember going to Shortman Street at

1:02:53.893 --> 1:02:58.173
<v Speaker 13>like six o'clock in the morning to stand in line

1:02:58.253 --> 1:03:00.733
<v Speaker 13>to be able to give our money in before the

1:03:00.813 --> 1:03:04.533
<v Speaker 13>other people who were dead and I don't know if

1:03:04.533 --> 1:03:08.013
<v Speaker 13>anyone's mentioned his name, but Andy saw.

1:03:08.093 --> 1:03:09.093
<v Speaker 2>Yeah is big on it.

1:03:10.453 --> 1:03:11.613
<v Speaker 13>He was really big on it.

1:03:12.533 --> 1:03:17.293
<v Speaker 2>And of course Andy Shaw the last couple of months

1:03:17.373 --> 1:03:21.293
<v Speaker 2>has died. Are you aware of that? Yes, I was. Yeah,

1:03:22.573 --> 1:03:25.533
<v Speaker 2>he'd been said he'd been sick for a bit of time,

1:03:25.653 --> 1:03:27.773
<v Speaker 2>I think, But you know, he was someone that was

1:03:28.373 --> 1:03:30.613
<v Speaker 2>loved and TV because he's been there from a presenter

1:03:30.773 --> 1:03:34.213
<v Speaker 2>as a teenager, so you know, people were very saddened

1:03:34.253 --> 1:03:34.613
<v Speaker 2>about that.

1:03:35.893 --> 1:03:38.693
<v Speaker 13>Yeah, well right through to you know, he was doing

1:03:38.773 --> 1:03:40.333
<v Speaker 13>directing and awful well I.

1:03:40.333 --> 1:03:40.653
<v Speaker 20>Think it was.

1:03:41.013 --> 1:03:42.773
<v Speaker 2>He was a general manager and the enemy worked as

1:03:42.813 --> 1:03:44.853
<v Speaker 2>right up there was one of the big suits there.

1:03:46.613 --> 1:03:50.373
<v Speaker 13>Now, Lisa Gibbons. I guess everybody's talked about Lisa Gibbons.

1:03:52.093 --> 1:03:55.333
<v Speaker 13>She came out from the States and poking up with

1:03:55.613 --> 1:04:01.853
<v Speaker 13>the old mate from Coronation Street. Now forgot his name.

1:04:02.693 --> 1:04:04.013
<v Speaker 2>Yeah, I don't think. I don't think that went that

1:04:04.093 --> 1:04:05.733
<v Speaker 2>well from I don't think he was a great husband

1:04:05.773 --> 1:04:06.693
<v Speaker 2>by the sound of things.

1:04:07.893 --> 1:04:09.653
<v Speaker 13>No, it didn't last for all that long because I

1:04:09.893 --> 1:04:15.613
<v Speaker 13>remember he played Gael's husband on on Coronation Street. Anyway, Yeah,

1:04:16.733 --> 1:04:20.533
<v Speaker 13>and of course, oh my gosh, I can see him

1:04:20.613 --> 1:04:25.613
<v Speaker 13>right now. It's a lot of weightlifter. Precious Mackenzie, precious

1:04:25.853 --> 1:04:31.733
<v Speaker 13>precious Mackenzie. Yeah, precious Mackenzie. And god, there were so

1:04:31.853 --> 1:04:34.813
<v Speaker 13>many different people who came from overseas to be on

1:04:34.973 --> 1:04:36.653
<v Speaker 13>me on those panels.

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<v Speaker 2>Shaky, Just just a dive a bit deeper with you.

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<v Speaker 2>Where was your cub scouts were in Auckland?

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<v Speaker 13>Yeah, Mungey Bridge.

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<v Speaker 2>Okay, and you came in at six o'clock. Did you

1:04:47.333 --> 1:04:48.493
<v Speaker 2>wait around for a long time?

1:04:50.053 --> 1:04:52.413
<v Speaker 13>I think we were in there at nine o'clock.

1:04:52.733 --> 1:04:56.013
<v Speaker 2>It's a three hour weight and your uniforms, so it

1:04:56.133 --> 1:04:56.293
<v Speaker 2>was a.

1:04:56.333 --> 1:04:58.733
<v Speaker 13>Three hour weight standing out in shortened street there in

1:04:58.813 --> 1:04:59.173
<v Speaker 13>the cold.

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<v Speaker 8>Yeah.

1:05:01.133 --> 1:05:03.973
<v Speaker 13>And but you know, we were all excited because we're

1:05:04.213 --> 1:05:04.413
<v Speaker 13>you know.

1:05:05.573 --> 1:05:08.213
<v Speaker 2>TV and be really excited. Did you did you get

1:05:08.293 --> 1:05:08.733
<v Speaker 2>on TV?

1:05:10.173 --> 1:05:10.373
<v Speaker 24>Yeah?

1:05:10.453 --> 1:05:13.333
<v Speaker 13>We we Well, the cameras were on us, so you

1:05:13.413 --> 1:05:15.333
<v Speaker 13>know when we were handing over the money and now

1:05:16.093 --> 1:05:19.893
<v Speaker 13>our leader was giving the money and having a talk. Yeah,

1:05:19.973 --> 1:05:21.253
<v Speaker 13>so those sort of things.

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<v Speaker 2>You know.

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<v Speaker 13>The memories of those sitting up all night was the

1:05:24.253 --> 1:05:26.453
<v Speaker 13>well back then in the kerosene heater and going in

1:05:26.533 --> 1:05:28.813
<v Speaker 13>the lounge to keep the lounge warm while we all

1:05:29.373 --> 1:05:31.693
<v Speaker 13>sort of bunk down in the lounge for the whole

1:05:31.733 --> 1:05:32.093
<v Speaker 13>time it.

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<v Speaker 2>Was on and Sharky it would be Sharky would be

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<v Speaker 2>a great it would be a great background for a

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<v Speaker 2>great Kiwi movie, a murder or something that was all

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<v Speaker 2>based around telethon weekend because it's such a it's such

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<v Speaker 2>a familiar and odd thing with everyone just watching the

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<v Speaker 2>TV day and night. I mean it's quite I mean

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<v Speaker 2>it's pretty iconic.

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<v Speaker 13>Well, the other thing you mentioned was radio waves, Yes,

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<v Speaker 13>and I remember radio waves. It was about the radio

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<v Speaker 13>stations and he had a shivvy Sedan. I remember the

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<v Speaker 13>radio DJ had a shivvy Snam and I remember it

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<v Speaker 13>went went somewhere looking for his girlfriend and the radio

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<v Speaker 13>station went off the air and there was all this commotion.

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<v Speaker 13>But it's amazing what you'll remember because at the same

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<v Speaker 13>time I can remember close to Home, yes, which would

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<v Speaker 13>have been on obviously TVs.

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<v Speaker 2>I think TV.

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<v Speaker 13>Yes, Yeah, so you know all those clothes and it's

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<v Speaker 13>Chewey's Chewy nice one.

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<v Speaker 9>Yea.

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<v Speaker 13>I remember Chewy, you know, just thought Oilson. Well, I

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<v Speaker 13>think more of the sort of early eighties stuff was

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<v Speaker 13>oli Elson?

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<v Speaker 2>Tell me something is this is the Cubs? Is the

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<v Speaker 2>Scout still there in Mungoty Bridge.

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<v Speaker 13>No, it burnt down.

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<v Speaker 2>And was it sea Scouts or conventional scouts.

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<v Speaker 13>It was conventional scouts. We used to go to the

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<v Speaker 13>jamborees down at Poka Koe and stuff like that. Yeah,

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<v Speaker 13>you get well, my kids, even my daughters, they went

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<v Speaker 13>to the gil Guides and Mungoy Bridge, you know, so

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<v Speaker 13>we sort of care read it on as as time

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<v Speaker 13>went by. But and my my youngest granddaughter has started

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<v Speaker 13>going to to gil Guides.

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<v Speaker 2>Bridge because it's moved right.

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<v Speaker 13>Yeah, well no that the the the Scout spoon down.

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<v Speaker 13>But the gill Guides Tall is still a mongey bridge.

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<v Speaker 13>But no, they she goes to the one and Papakura.

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<v Speaker 13>But yeah, just interesting that that sort of thing still happens.

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<v Speaker 13>But but definitely, you know, the great memories of growing

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<v Speaker 13>up in New Zealand had to be telephone. Everybody knew telephone.

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<v Speaker 2>There was a classic about scouts turning up every in

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<v Speaker 2>the uniform ale cubs. That's a that's a classic memory,

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<v Speaker 2>isn't it.

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<v Speaker 13>I've still got my toggle which you used to wear

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<v Speaker 13>with your scarf. I still have my toggle. My mum

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<v Speaker 13>saved that stuff for me for when I got older,

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<v Speaker 13>so I still have all that stuff.

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<v Speaker 2>Well, funny enough, Sharky. My boys are at sea Scouts

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<v Speaker 2>and there aren't many of those left, but they've got

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<v Speaker 2>quite good one and bluff and that's quite good fun so,

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<v Speaker 2>and I think their toddlers are not.

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<v Speaker 13>Well yeah, well used to get the stitch on on

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<v Speaker 13>on like your bedges, so sort of thingving that your

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<v Speaker 13>mother and sorow them onto your jumper and and you'd

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<v Speaker 13>have your Iraq. You'd pass those those little tests for

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<v Speaker 13>all those things.

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<v Speaker 11>You don't know.

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<v Speaker 2>I don't know where the benches are such a big dealer.

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<v Speaker 2>I'm going to run, sharky, but nice to talk to you.

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<v Speaker 2>We are talking Telethon fourteen past ten. Someone said, Marcus,

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<v Speaker 2>I think west Side based in the episode around Teleothon.

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<v Speaker 2>You're probably right, which is a great and it was

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<v Speaker 2>a great show west Side. Of course, the bank robbery

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<v Speaker 2>based at Psmith and Cry that was good too. Marcus,

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<v Speaker 2>could you tell us what channel? Wimbledon fifty ESPN two

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<v Speaker 2>sixty to sixty one. Nothing's happening yet. There was just

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<v Speaker 2>two female tennis players doing a TikTok video doing a dance.

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<v Speaker 12>For me.

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<v Speaker 2>Wimbledon's a bit bloody stuff. I always think they kind

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<v Speaker 2>of overplay their hand Wimbledon, but anyway did to all

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<v Speaker 2>them they can do what they want. Jeff Marcus welcome.

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<v Speaker 20>Hello, how Jeff oh, hi mate. This business of the

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<v Speaker 20>Pacific Mahana rugby team, as far as I'm concerned, taxpayers

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<v Speaker 20>should not be paying UH to sponsor them. I think

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<v Speaker 20>it's up to the New Zealand Rugby Association to sponsor

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<v Speaker 20>them as they want to. They were given an allocation

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<v Speaker 20>of money and they're really in the end. Nobody seems

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<v Speaker 20>to know where all that money went.

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<v Speaker 2>What are your thoughts? No real thoughts. So I think

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<v Speaker 2>at all levels, I mean at all levels rugby sponsored

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<v Speaker 2>because it just doesn't pay its way when you look

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<v Speaker 2>at the price of stadiums that councils and governments fork

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<v Speaker 2>out to have one game every two weeks. I think,

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<v Speaker 2>you know, I don't think rugby's ever stood in its

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<v Speaker 2>own two feet very well. It's not self sustaining.

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<v Speaker 20>Look, I'm not saying they're a bad team. All I'm saying.

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<v Speaker 2>But you asked me what I thought, and that's what

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<v Speaker 2>I've told you. I think I think no rugby team

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<v Speaker 2>is self supporting the whole thing. Who the whole thing

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<v Speaker 2>seems unsustainable to me. I look at some of the

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<v Speaker 2>audiences apart from the final of the Super Rugby No

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<v Speaker 2>one's there.

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<v Speaker 20>No, well don't didn't they didn't they beat the blows

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<v Speaker 20>on a game.

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<v Speaker 2>Yeah, that's a material you talk about the funding of it?

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<v Speaker 2>Does Jeff? Sorry, rather that des It's Marcus, good evening.

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<v Speaker 18>It's Marcus. We were just talking about Precis McKenzie.

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<v Speaker 7>Yes, and.

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<v Speaker 18>We had an interaction with him around nineteen seventy eight

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<v Speaker 18>seventy nine when he had brought her was going to

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<v Speaker 18>helens Or Primary school. She would have been about six

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<v Speaker 18>or seven. She's doing athletics and he came along to

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<v Speaker 18>support them a bit. And somewhere I've got a photo

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<v Speaker 18>of her, of her caud giving her a cuddle, which

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<v Speaker 18>he's rather embarrassed about, but I can't find it.

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<v Speaker 20>Oh wow.

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<v Speaker 2>He seemed to be every He seemed to be something

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<v Speaker 2>every child knew because he was always around the school.

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<v Speaker 2>He seemed to be a sort of It's hard to

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<v Speaker 2>think of a more beloved icon than him.

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<v Speaker 20>Yeah.

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<v Speaker 18>He was very supportive of the activities.

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<v Speaker 2>In that because he was He wasn't from out that way, though,

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<v Speaker 2>was it? He was more recent than I think.

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<v Speaker 3>No, I don't know.

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<v Speaker 18>I can't remember why he came. He just came along

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<v Speaker 18>for some reason or other. And you know, he was

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<v Speaker 18>a sort of a athletics evening on that she was

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<v Speaker 18>doing sort of an owned or athletics.

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<v Speaker 2>Yeah, did you get to meet the guy?

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<v Speaker 18>Yeah, we got to meet him. Yeah, what you'd at

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<v Speaker 18>the early seventies, there would have been about seventy eight

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<v Speaker 18>seventy nine.

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<v Speaker 2>Really, that makes sense, and that's it Helen's rule.

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<v Speaker 18>Yeah, because she was born in seventy two, so she

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<v Speaker 18>would have been six or seven, so it would have been,

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<v Speaker 18>you know, seventy eight seventy nine.

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<v Speaker 2>Yeah, I think I still hear him on the edge

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<v Speaker 2>for a retirement center.

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<v Speaker 10>Old.

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<v Speaker 2>He still seems to be doing well around there. I mean,

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<v Speaker 2>he was the hero of the seventy four Commonwealth Games,

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<v Speaker 2>wasn't he.

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<v Speaker 18>People loved him, he was and he popped up every

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<v Speaker 18>now and again. We used to keep keep an eye

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<v Speaker 18>on him when he came into the news or whatever.

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<v Speaker 2>Yeah, yeah, okay, good to hear from him. This things.

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<v Speaker 2>So at twenty five past ten, Marcus till twelve oh

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<v Speaker 2>eight hundred and eighty ten eighty get amongst if you

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<v Speaker 2>want to I zaimpics the other Oh, by the way

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<v Speaker 2>to that Aaron Pennison, the Mushroom Woman. The jury is out,

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<v Speaker 2>but they can only report back during office hours, so

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<v Speaker 2>we won't get a breaking verdict on the show because

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<v Speaker 2>this show doesn't align with the office hours for the

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<v Speaker 2>judge in Australia. I would be surprised there's a verdict

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<v Speaker 2>tomorrow based on nothing except the fact that I can't

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<v Speaker 2>see any way she could get off none of it.

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<v Speaker 2>I can't see a scenario where you didn't kill them.

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<v Speaker 2>Oh wait, eighty ten, eighty, Good evening, Suzette. It's Marcus. Welcome.

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<v Speaker 10>Hi, Marcus, Hi, Susan Hi.

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<v Speaker 25>I was thinking about that mushroom killer over in Australia.

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<v Speaker 25>I think she'll get some sort of like due to

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<v Speaker 25>madness sort of thing, you know, like I can't be

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<v Speaker 25>convicted due to madness or something.

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<v Speaker 2>I don't think you've always played that case though deminished responsibility.

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<v Speaker 25>No, they didn't seem to go down that line, and

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<v Speaker 25>I thought they would have, so that was a surprise too.

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<v Speaker 2>I'm surprised it's just play guilty for a diminished sentence.

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<v Speaker 25>Yeah, it's something like that, But anyway, I'm wondering. Do

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<v Speaker 25>they still have psychiatric institutions in Australia, do you know?

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<v Speaker 25>I'd imagine so, oh, well, she'll probably get put in

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<v Speaker 25>one of those, I would think. I like those two

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<v Speaker 25>two women here that killed the one that killed her

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<v Speaker 25>children and the other one that stabbed her husband in

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<v Speaker 25>the bath. They got put into that syche.

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<v Speaker 2>Remember the case with the bath.

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<v Speaker 25>Yeah, he was having a bath and she went in

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<v Speaker 25>and stabbed him.

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<v Speaker 2>How long ago?

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<v Speaker 25>Oh the year?

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<v Speaker 13>I think.

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<v Speaker 2>Was it in your town? That sounds a bit grim, No,

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<v Speaker 2>no it was.

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<v Speaker 25>I don't know. I'm thinking that's what will happen to

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<v Speaker 25>the mushroom Coller. She'll get off on psychiatric reasons or

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<v Speaker 25>something and going to a psych.

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<v Speaker 2>And she doesn't deserve to with premeditated murder, Yeah, but

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<v Speaker 2>she's mad.

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<v Speaker 4>You know, you have to be made to do something

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<v Speaker 4>if we made, if.

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<v Speaker 2>We made to murder someone, though, wouldn't you Yeah, pre meditate,

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<v Speaker 2>you would say that for anyone, But yeah, I do.

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<v Speaker 25>But something pushed her, and I think it's something to

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<v Speaker 25>do with the relationship with a husband that broke down

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<v Speaker 25>and wanting to get even.

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<v Speaker 2>And I think I she had inherited money and it

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<v Speaker 2>was alone, should let some of them. It all got

1:15:20.813 --> 1:15:23.013
<v Speaker 2>messy with money and paying back and stuff like that.

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<v Speaker 2>Just people's thinking goes in such a way they can't

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<v Speaker 2>see a clear way out of it and they start doing. Yeah,

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<v Speaker 2>she's not going to get.

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<v Speaker 25>Off, No, definitely not. But I think she's definitely mad

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<v Speaker 25>fear enough from a nursing perspective.

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<v Speaker 2>Yes, yes, well you'd know. When I say you'd know that,

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<v Speaker 2>I mean you'd know from a nursing perspective.

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<v Speaker 25>Yeah, I do from my training.

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<v Speaker 2>Brilliant. Okay, great, Trump's anything. No, he's gone quiet again,

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<v Speaker 2>is he?

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<v Speaker 16>No?

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<v Speaker 2>Trump's gone quiet. Michelle emails. I don't believe she's set

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<v Speaker 2>out to poison or kill those people. Plus, there is

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<v Speaker 2>absolutely no motive. I'm confident she'll be found not guilty. Well,

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<v Speaker 2>she said killed them if she went googling for poisonous

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<v Speaker 2>mushrooms and went to buy them, then bought the dehydrator,

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<v Speaker 2>then dried them, then served them to her guests and

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<v Speaker 2>told them she had cancer, to Entyson to come around,

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<v Speaker 2>and then got rid of the dehydrator and hid her phone.

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<v Speaker 2>It had a separate colored plate, so she didn't eat it.

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<v Speaker 2>I can't think of one thing that will lead to

1:16:40.373 --> 1:16:48.933
<v Speaker 2>her innocence. She meant to kill them, and it was

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<v Speaker 2>deliberate because the plan only worked really if they died too,

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<v Speaker 2>because you know, if that all died, what if she

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<v Speaker 2>got away with it? No, she wouldn't have. But the

1:17:03.133 --> 1:17:05.013
<v Speaker 2>fact that someone survived, there was a witness to the

1:17:05.093 --> 1:17:07.853
<v Speaker 2>meal makes it less likely for her to get through

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<v Speaker 2>with it. That would be my take on this one.

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<v Speaker 2>So despite ninety of the submission has been opposed to it,

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<v Speaker 2>they are going to get their helicopter. Marcus, is the

1:17:23.013 --> 1:17:28.373
<v Speaker 2>concord really making a comeback? I haven't heard that. I

1:17:28.413 --> 1:17:30.173
<v Speaker 2>think it's one of those stories. It's always around, like

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<v Speaker 2>flying fairies, fairies on the water. But yeah, good evening,

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<v Speaker 2>Jackets Marcus, welcome.

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<v Speaker 19>Good evening, Marcus. How are you doing good?

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<v Speaker 2>Thank you, jack It's good.

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<v Speaker 19>Until I'll do a quick call about being mushroom trial

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<v Speaker 19>and one of her previous callers who commented on it, yeah,

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<v Speaker 19>I've got a name. But she's saying that the lady

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<v Speaker 19>will likely be sent to a mental institution. Yes, there's

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<v Speaker 19>a zero chance of it. She hasn't had any insane place,

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<v Speaker 19>she hasn't brought up any mental health during the trial.

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<v Speaker 19>There is zero chants that they'll put her in a

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<v Speaker 19>mental institution, no need for it, nor should they. No, No,

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<v Speaker 19>it was pretty meditated murder planning some pole. She knew

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<v Speaker 19>what she was doing. She'd planned it all out, and

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<v Speaker 19>she planned it to her tea pretty much except for

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<v Speaker 19>her person surviving.

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<v Speaker 2>But even if that, even if that person didn't survive,

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<v Speaker 2>it would have been very hard for her to get

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<v Speaker 2>away with it.

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<v Speaker 19>If I went home and they somehow died their house

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<v Speaker 19>and you know, it still would be tracked back to her.

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<v Speaker 19>But I don't know what her band was to escape

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<v Speaker 19>the whole thing and get off scott free. But it

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<v Speaker 19>makes you just don't know about the Internet trail of

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<v Speaker 19>police been able to search up her search history.

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<v Speaker 2>But even without the even without the Internet trail, she

1:18:57.813 --> 1:19:04.653
<v Speaker 2>cooked that food and they would have known it was

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<v Speaker 2>death camp mushrooms because the autopsy, and she would have said, well,

1:19:12.253 --> 1:19:14.653
<v Speaker 2>she got mushrooms for a health food from an Asian

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<v Speaker 2>food shop and no one else had died, So it's

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<v Speaker 2>unlikely that just going to be a packaging era and

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<v Speaker 2>just one packet in the world is the death cap mushrooms.

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<v Speaker 2>So I even then can't see how she would have

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<v Speaker 2>managed to get away with it.

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<v Speaker 19>That is, there would honestly be no defense that would

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<v Speaker 19>stand up in court or even throw any hint of

1:19:35.733 --> 1:19:38.373
<v Speaker 19>doubt that she could have thrown up the course even

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<v Speaker 19>if the best lawyer that way, I wouldn't have been

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<v Speaker 19>able to spend it in any way. They could have tried,

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<v Speaker 19>but there's been no converting to jury or judge because,

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<v Speaker 19>as you said, there's those valid points and at the

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<v Speaker 19>end of a day, the icing on the cake was

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<v Speaker 19>her Google history.

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<v Speaker 2>Yeah. And she killed them and killed them knowingly and deliberately.

1:19:56.773 --> 1:19:58.693
<v Speaker 2>She didn't want to make them sick. She wanted them dead.

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<v Speaker 7>Yeah, and that was an intentional act.

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<v Speaker 19>Makes them the sick is one thing, but you know,

1:20:06.173 --> 1:20:08.653
<v Speaker 19>go now of your way for the research, preparing them,

1:20:08.813 --> 1:20:11.973
<v Speaker 19>giving yourself a different plate. You know you knew what

1:20:12.013 --> 1:20:14.413
<v Speaker 19>you're doing one hundred percent. There is no you can't

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<v Speaker 19>play insanity on that either. It's not a spur of

1:20:17.053 --> 1:20:21.413
<v Speaker 19>a moment psychosis. Things prey planned. I'm not sure how

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<v Speaker 19>many days before or weeks before, but plans, you know, tivity.

1:20:25.933 --> 1:20:28.373
<v Speaker 19>She knew what she was doing. There's no psychosis or

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<v Speaker 19>mentalth element to it.

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<v Speaker 2>I wonder what a more successful tactic for her would

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<v Speaker 2>have been.

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<v Speaker 19>I'm sure there's many other ways. I'm sure chat GPT

1:20:39.453 --> 1:20:40.893
<v Speaker 19>probably could have given her a better way.

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<v Speaker 2>But I'm just trying to think. It was very hard

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<v Speaker 2>these days with search histories and cell phones and the like.

1:20:47.853 --> 1:20:50.133
<v Speaker 2>I mean, it's very hard to kill people in the

1:20:50.173 --> 1:20:53.093
<v Speaker 2>way you get away with it. And also CTV footage.

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<v Speaker 19>Yeah, it is, it is is. Yeah, best generations. Sorry

1:20:59.013 --> 1:21:01.453
<v Speaker 19>for the last ten fifteen years before technology, there's no

1:21:01.533 --> 1:21:05.613
<v Speaker 19>getting away. Even with encrypted phones, encrypted apps, you're going

1:21:05.693 --> 1:21:08.133
<v Speaker 19>to be found out by or another. If you pay

1:21:08.213 --> 1:21:10.213
<v Speaker 19>cash at a staught by a cell phone, it's still

1:21:10.253 --> 1:21:11.013
<v Speaker 19>going to track you down.

1:21:12.693 --> 1:21:15.053
<v Speaker 2>There's readily you can do. And this is someone that

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<v Speaker 2>manages to actually have no digital footprint, but that's probably

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<v Speaker 2>very hard.

1:21:17.973 --> 1:21:22.413
<v Speaker 19>These days, it's virtually impossible. I'm sure it's virtually impossible.

1:21:22.453 --> 1:21:24.453
<v Speaker 19>You're going to end up on the Internet somehow, whether

1:21:24.533 --> 1:21:29.133
<v Speaker 19>it's Google, Gmail, Yahoo, whatever, you know, there's always going

1:21:29.173 --> 1:21:30.053
<v Speaker 19>to be a footprint of someone.

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<v Speaker 2>You wouldn't expect the deliberation to last long, would you.

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<v Speaker 19>I didn't expect it to last this long at all.

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<v Speaker 2>No, But maybe they're just maybe they're just want a

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<v Speaker 2>bit of a break and have a nice meal and

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<v Speaker 2>stand the hotel. Maybe they've got two months and it's

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<v Speaker 2>just like, well, let's have a bit of a treat,

1:21:44.453 --> 1:21:46.293
<v Speaker 2>let's have a dinner tonight in a glass of wine,

1:21:46.653 --> 1:21:48.773
<v Speaker 2>and then tomorrow we'll start talking about it. Maybe that's

1:21:48.813 --> 1:21:49.453
<v Speaker 2>their attitude.

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<v Speaker 19>Good well be. But also it's a landmark case, so

1:21:53.533 --> 1:21:55.333
<v Speaker 19>they've got to cross all the teas and don all

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<v Speaker 19>the eyes, and they can't be any doubt. There can't

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<v Speaker 19>be anything that a lawyer can use to overturn this sentence,

1:22:02.853 --> 1:22:05.613
<v Speaker 19>so it's going to be air tight. That's probably why

1:22:05.653 --> 1:22:08.653
<v Speaker 19>it's taking so long. Shouldn't have taken this long. Ear tight.

1:22:08.733 --> 1:22:10.613
<v Speaker 19>But I'm sure they're just crossing everything.

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<v Speaker 2>So two died or three died, two died.

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<v Speaker 19>I'm personally not sure. I don't keep half of the number.

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<v Speaker 2>So then, and so I guess there's also charge of

1:22:20.453 --> 1:22:22.813
<v Speaker 2>attempted murder with the person that did survive, So it's

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<v Speaker 2>probably there's probably got to go through three or four

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<v Speaker 2>different scenarios as well, which will take a bit of time.

1:22:28.693 --> 1:22:31.813
<v Speaker 2>Surely three three three died and three died and one

1:22:31.853 --> 1:22:34.253
<v Speaker 2>attempted murder, so that takes a bit longer.

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<v Speaker 19>I guess yeah, I think don't they have to do

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<v Speaker 19>each individual charge for you know, so you know, we're

1:22:42.773 --> 1:22:45.173
<v Speaker 19>ear tired on this person, we're ear ted on that person,

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<v Speaker 19>and then if there's any the first person, you know. Yeah,

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<v Speaker 19>but I'm not too knowledgeable of justice system, but at

1:22:52.573 --> 1:22:54.933
<v Speaker 19>the end of the day's taking a while. Should be

1:22:54.973 --> 1:22:57.533
<v Speaker 19>pretty clear cut and it's just hope justice served.

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<v Speaker 2>Thanks Jack. Yeah, if she gets not if she gets

1:23:01.973 --> 1:23:04.213
<v Speaker 2>some not guilty, then the academy, you know, I meante

1:23:04.213 --> 1:23:08.493
<v Speaker 2>it'd be more events would come forward and then have

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<v Speaker 2>a retrial. I guess for the bozo sho'd walk away.

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<v Speaker 2>I think it's very unlikely. Glenn's texted Market texted Marcus.

1:23:15.213 --> 1:23:17.253
<v Speaker 2>I was on telethon late eighties in a band called

1:23:17.333 --> 1:23:20.933
<v Speaker 2>fan Club. Although quite well known, We're on after Johnny Farner.

1:23:21.013 --> 1:23:23.213
<v Speaker 2>I was little distracted by his backing dancers, just quietly

1:23:23.253 --> 1:23:27.893
<v Speaker 2>at from Glynn. Didn't know Johnny Farnman was there. The

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<v Speaker 2>voice Kevin Marcus. Welcome, Yeah, good evening.

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<v Speaker 8>So Marcus, I'd like to talk about the proposed change

1:23:37.613 --> 1:23:38.733
<v Speaker 8>in Powerball lotto.

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<v Speaker 2>Yes, please, thank you.

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<v Speaker 8>Okay, so I can go back the last thirty nine draws,

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<v Speaker 8>So you just worked the way through this. So at

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<v Speaker 8>thirty six draws back, I can go there that there

1:23:54.973 --> 1:23:57.453
<v Speaker 8>was you know beyond that, thirty nine I don't know,

1:23:57.573 --> 1:24:00.893
<v Speaker 8>but thirty six, at thirty six draws back, there was

1:24:00.893 --> 1:24:05.173
<v Speaker 8>a winner, and then five five draws below that there

1:24:05.253 --> 1:24:07.533
<v Speaker 8>was a winner, and then there was another one the

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<v Speaker 8>next draw. So he obviously got four thousand. Then it

1:24:12.093 --> 1:24:17.613
<v Speaker 8>goes ten thousand to the next draw or ten ten draws,

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<v Speaker 8>and then it goes eight doraws draws, and then it

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<v Speaker 8>goes another eight draws. So what they want to do

1:24:26.013 --> 1:24:30.053
<v Speaker 8>is put up extra powerball and have mega jackpots. Yeah,

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<v Speaker 8>well that's just damn crazy because in that in the

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<v Speaker 8>last thirty six draws there's been six millionaires and apart

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<v Speaker 8>from one, the other ones would be probably just about

1:24:45.573 --> 1:24:47.133
<v Speaker 8>double figures, just about all of them.

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<v Speaker 2>I think they want more, bigger, more dramatic first prizes.

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<v Speaker 8>No, No, it's a they want to have a megapool

1:24:57.533 --> 1:25:00.693
<v Speaker 8>by putting an extra extra ball in. Then you've got

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<v Speaker 8>to pick seven winning numbers and they want mega mega jackpots.

1:25:04.893 --> 1:25:09.053
<v Speaker 2>But that's because it's getting yeah okay, yeah, but but.

1:25:09.173 --> 1:25:11.773
<v Speaker 8>The thing is, yeah, that's what I heard they said,

1:25:11.813 --> 1:25:12.893
<v Speaker 8>because it's getting.

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<v Speaker 2>Drawn too often, too often successful.

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<v Speaker 8>Not losing money, So why why worry about it?

1:25:19.893 --> 1:25:21.773
<v Speaker 2>Because when it goes for a mega prize, then you

1:25:21.853 --> 1:25:25.373
<v Speaker 2>get all the extra publicy because people radio shows are

1:25:25.773 --> 1:25:28.893
<v Speaker 2>speaking to statisticians. What's the people love that I've seen

1:25:28.933 --> 1:25:30.893
<v Speaker 2>amount of money because then they can really fantasize about it.

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<v Speaker 2>I think that's right. That's why I reckon happens.

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<v Speaker 8>Yeah, okay, so what about the families that can't afford

1:25:36.413 --> 1:25:40.253
<v Speaker 8>it and they see the big jackpot? You're going to

1:25:40.293 --> 1:25:42.733
<v Speaker 8>spend money they haven't gotten. The kids are going to myself.

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<v Speaker 2>Well, that's gambling for you. I mean, it's gambling after all.

1:25:45.533 --> 1:25:47.413
<v Speaker 2>Probably no one really should be spending money if they

1:25:47.413 --> 1:25:48.013
<v Speaker 2>can't afford it.

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<v Speaker 8>Yeah, but the drawer of the big jackpot would would

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<v Speaker 8>just automatically put.

1:25:53.613 --> 1:25:54.013
<v Speaker 6>You into it.

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<v Speaker 2>Yeah, but that's I mean, lot is really problematic from

1:25:59.973 --> 1:26:01.693
<v Speaker 2>a gambling point of view. There's no doubt about that.

1:26:02.773 --> 1:26:02.973
<v Speaker 3>Yeah.

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<v Speaker 8>I mean, you know, Marcus, they have in the last

1:26:08.933 --> 1:26:12.773
<v Speaker 8>thirty six straws six winners. You know, that's better than

1:26:12.973 --> 1:26:16.853
<v Speaker 8>somebody winning an awful amount of in a jackpot and

1:26:16.933 --> 1:26:20.893
<v Speaker 8>only having maybe one winner in that thirty six straws. Yeah,

1:26:22.093 --> 1:26:24.613
<v Speaker 8>and now you've got six, Well, is it better to

1:26:24.693 --> 1:26:26.413
<v Speaker 8>have six millionaires running around?

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<v Speaker 13>No?

1:26:27.853 --> 1:26:29.653
<v Speaker 2>Because people think are a million million?

1:26:29.733 --> 1:26:29.933
<v Speaker 20>People?

1:26:29.973 --> 1:26:32.053
<v Speaker 2>Are the big about that they can really fantasize about.

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<v Speaker 8>Yeah, but I mean reality is reality, and times are tough,

1:26:38.533 --> 1:26:43.853
<v Speaker 8>and you gotta you know, all the people, all those

1:26:43.893 --> 1:26:46.293
<v Speaker 8>six people at one I'll tell you what. They wouldn't

1:26:46.333 --> 1:26:48.213
<v Speaker 8>be wanting to change anything a bit.

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<v Speaker 2>Do you buy a ticket every week.

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<v Speaker 8>Occasionally?

1:26:52.653 --> 1:26:54.413
<v Speaker 2>Yeah?

1:26:54.893 --> 1:27:01.413
<v Speaker 8>But yeah, I mean it's just you know, it's the

1:27:01.813 --> 1:27:04.773
<v Speaker 8>more people that win, the better. And I mean, you

1:27:04.853 --> 1:27:07.493
<v Speaker 8>know there's a lot of families and you'd understand this

1:27:07.653 --> 1:27:10.733
<v Speaker 8>that the last draw was thirty million. Well, there's going

1:27:10.813 --> 1:27:13.533
<v Speaker 8>to be the benefit of the families that are going

1:27:13.613 --> 1:27:16.653
<v Speaker 8>to benefit from that amount of money, You're not you know,

1:27:17.053 --> 1:27:19.813
<v Speaker 8>they're going to share it around obviously.

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<v Speaker 21>Yeah.

1:27:21.213 --> 1:27:24.333
<v Speaker 8>Yeah, you know it could be Marcus that could be

1:27:24.973 --> 1:27:27.853
<v Speaker 8>in that family, and I only guessing there could be

1:27:28.093 --> 1:27:32.253
<v Speaker 8>three or four offspring that might have brand new homes

1:27:32.293 --> 1:27:36.533
<v Speaker 8>coming up, you know, So isn't that worth it?

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<v Speaker 2>I think they just want the really big prizes. That's

1:27:39.293 --> 1:27:42.413
<v Speaker 2>when the hype kicks in and people start talking about

1:27:42.453 --> 1:27:45.013
<v Speaker 2>That's my view. But yeah, I mean I don't want

1:27:45.013 --> 1:27:48.533
<v Speaker 2>to you know otherwise you imagine, well just you, if

1:27:48.533 --> 1:27:50.413
<v Speaker 2>you want as many what is as possible, you may

1:27:50.453 --> 1:27:53.533
<v Speaker 2>as well give everyone the prize money back. It'll twelve eleven,

1:27:53.573 --> 1:27:55.893
<v Speaker 2>I seven name as Marcus. Good evening, looking forward to

1:27:55.933 --> 1:27:59.813
<v Speaker 2>your calls telethon and Lotto and mushroom case. We were

1:27:59.893 --> 1:28:02.533
<v Speaker 2>falling on the final oal for tonight. Love to hear

1:28:02.573 --> 1:28:08.213
<v Speaker 2>your thoughts on the mushroom case. Get why and it's

1:28:08.293 --> 1:28:09.093
<v Speaker 2>Marcus welcome.

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<v Speaker 9>You know Marcus this I don't know who works for

1:28:14.253 --> 1:28:16.293
<v Speaker 9>a lot of but what a stupid idea of putting

1:28:16.333 --> 1:28:19.133
<v Speaker 9>an extra powerboll in the draw. I mean it's not

1:28:19.213 --> 1:28:22.493
<v Speaker 9>going to create a more any more interest. I mean

1:28:22.573 --> 1:28:26.373
<v Speaker 9>there's one chance at the moment, and thirty eight one

1:28:26.453 --> 1:28:29.333
<v Speaker 9>shot and thirty eight million are picking six numbers in

1:28:29.373 --> 1:28:32.373
<v Speaker 9>the powerball at present. And the only reason it's not

1:28:32.453 --> 1:28:38.893
<v Speaker 9>getting so big as usual is because the way times

1:28:38.893 --> 1:28:41.613
<v Speaker 9>are at the moment, a lot of people just buying

1:28:41.653 --> 1:28:43.653
<v Speaker 9>a ticket where they wouldn't normally have bought a ticket.

1:28:45.133 --> 1:28:47.253
<v Speaker 9>There's nothing wrong with winning formillion or as the four

1:28:47.293 --> 1:28:51.213
<v Speaker 9>million is up for grabs every week, that's that's four thousand.

1:28:51.493 --> 1:28:52.933
<v Speaker 9>If you don't want to buy a house, that's four

1:28:52.933 --> 1:28:55.213
<v Speaker 9>thousand every week for the next twenty years if you're single.

1:28:56.813 --> 1:29:00.053
<v Speaker 9>And a month ago when the draw was worth it

1:29:00.093 --> 1:29:03.293
<v Speaker 9>got up to seventeen million for the powerboll And a

1:29:03.333 --> 1:29:06.333
<v Speaker 9>woman who didn't even think about power, even think about

1:29:06.453 --> 1:29:08.773
<v Speaker 9>buying a lotto. She was just out shopping with her

1:29:08.773 --> 1:29:11.453
<v Speaker 9>grandson and her grandson wanted something at the supermarket that

1:29:11.533 --> 1:29:12.893
<v Speaker 9>she went and bought a ticket and she won the

1:29:12.973 --> 1:29:18.493
<v Speaker 9>seventeen million, and a few draws ago it was worth

1:29:18.613 --> 1:29:22.693
<v Speaker 9>thirty million. And just that somebody in in Chicago and

1:29:22.733 --> 1:29:25.813
<v Speaker 9>another person in Wellington, they just bought a ticket each.

1:29:26.053 --> 1:29:29.133
<v Speaker 9>They weren't thinking about the big money and they got

1:29:29.173 --> 1:29:33.773
<v Speaker 9>fifteen million dollars each. And it's just trying to make

1:29:33.813 --> 1:29:36.413
<v Speaker 9>it harder and hoping that'll go to a big price

1:29:36.573 --> 1:29:39.093
<v Speaker 9>is just ridiculous. When the last time it went to

1:29:39.173 --> 1:29:41.493
<v Speaker 9>fifty million, they capped at fifty million. If they want

1:29:41.533 --> 1:29:43.933
<v Speaker 9>to make excitement, don't cap it. Let it get up

1:29:43.933 --> 1:29:45.773
<v Speaker 9>to one hundred million or one hundred and fifty million.

1:29:46.253 --> 1:29:48.773
<v Speaker 9>When it got up to a fifty million last time,

1:29:49.653 --> 1:29:52.973
<v Speaker 9>it had to be capped and the people were queuing

1:29:53.013 --> 1:29:57.093
<v Speaker 9>out supermarkets. They're all over the shopping centers and it

1:29:57.213 --> 1:29:59.213
<v Speaker 9>had to be won because it was capped at fifty million,

1:30:00.213 --> 1:30:02.813
<v Speaker 9>and when it was drawn that night, nobody got the

1:30:02.853 --> 1:30:04.893
<v Speaker 9>first division, the second division. I think they paid out

1:30:04.933 --> 1:30:07.453
<v Speaker 9>on a third or fourth division and everyone got eight

1:30:07.493 --> 1:30:10.773
<v Speaker 9>thousand dollars each or something. So what's the excitement? And

1:30:10.813 --> 1:30:12.373
<v Speaker 9>that people are getting sick of? But they know when

1:30:12.413 --> 1:30:15.333
<v Speaker 9>it's capped, a lot of people are going to win.

1:30:15.933 --> 1:30:17.933
<v Speaker 9>So you're not winning fifty million the dream, there's no

1:30:18.053 --> 1:30:21.453
<v Speaker 9>dream there. You're winning about eight thousand dollars. Is that exciting?

1:30:24.293 --> 1:30:26.493
<v Speaker 2>I guess it's the competition. They can do what they like.

1:30:28.293 --> 1:30:32.133
<v Speaker 9>Yeah, but everyone knows from past experience when they cap

1:30:32.173 --> 1:30:34.093
<v Speaker 9>it at fifty million and it has to be won,

1:30:34.653 --> 1:30:36.893
<v Speaker 9>you don't have you don't have to get six numbers

1:30:37.013 --> 1:30:39.373
<v Speaker 9>and the powerball. You could get three numbers in the

1:30:39.413 --> 1:30:43.533
<v Speaker 9>powerball and share the prize with thousands of people. So

1:30:43.693 --> 1:30:46.013
<v Speaker 9>you know you're not going to get your fifty million.

1:30:46.053 --> 1:30:49.813
<v Speaker 9>You're going to share a You can win as much

1:30:49.893 --> 1:30:53.293
<v Speaker 9>on gambling on the horses. You're not going to get

1:30:53.293 --> 1:30:55.493
<v Speaker 9>your fifty million because it's capped. If they want to

1:30:55.533 --> 1:30:58.013
<v Speaker 9>make excitement, don't cap it. They'd go to one hundred million.

1:30:58.013 --> 1:31:00.493
<v Speaker 9>One hundred and fifty million, and then it has to

1:31:00.573 --> 1:31:03.173
<v Speaker 9>be struck with somebody with the right sex numbers plus

1:31:03.293 --> 1:31:03.773
<v Speaker 9>the powerball.

1:31:04.573 --> 1:31:06.773
<v Speaker 2>Will you stop it can't be Will you stop playing it?

1:31:07.453 --> 1:31:08.493
<v Speaker 2>Will you stop playing it?

1:31:11.253 --> 1:31:13.893
<v Speaker 9>Stop playing? Well, I've taken a Loto ever since the

1:31:13.973 --> 1:31:16.413
<v Speaker 9>start I wrote from thirty something years ago. I've taken

1:31:16.453 --> 1:31:19.373
<v Speaker 9>at every draw. But I mean, I don't always take powerball.

1:31:19.453 --> 1:31:21.533
<v Speaker 9>I just I'm quite happy to win a million dollars

1:31:21.573 --> 1:31:24.413
<v Speaker 9>because I'm single. A million dollars is if I don't

1:31:24.453 --> 1:31:26.693
<v Speaker 9>buy a house. If that's a thousand dollars every week

1:31:26.733 --> 1:31:28.613
<v Speaker 9>for the next twenty years, if I live that long.

1:31:30.173 --> 1:31:32.493
<v Speaker 2>But you just talked about how it's crazy to have

1:31:32.493 --> 1:31:34.093
<v Speaker 2>an extra ball, will you still buy a lot of

1:31:34.173 --> 1:31:34.493
<v Speaker 2>that way?

1:31:36.773 --> 1:31:39.813
<v Speaker 9>Well, the extra ball doesn't worry me because I don't

1:31:39.853 --> 1:31:41.773
<v Speaker 9>look at it. There's one chance in thirty eight million,

1:31:41.853 --> 1:31:44.133
<v Speaker 9>and an extra ball is one chance and forty two million.

1:31:44.613 --> 1:31:49.493
<v Speaker 9>Because something'serned. I've got one chance in four million. There's

1:31:49.533 --> 1:31:51.533
<v Speaker 9>only four million people that would probably buy it. Think

1:31:51.573 --> 1:31:54.653
<v Speaker 9>it may be less because children can't buy it. I'm

1:31:54.693 --> 1:31:57.293
<v Speaker 9>only playing against three million people, so I've got one

1:31:57.373 --> 1:32:00.373
<v Speaker 9>chance in three million of beating somebody else. But I

1:32:00.453 --> 1:32:03.413
<v Speaker 9>don't look at it as zeros as warty million or

1:32:03.493 --> 1:32:07.813
<v Speaker 9>thirty eight million. Got a completely different way of looking

1:32:07.853 --> 1:32:09.213
<v Speaker 9>at things, COVID.

1:32:09.693 --> 1:32:12.373
<v Speaker 2>I mean what they say, they say what their head

1:32:12.413 --> 1:32:14.413
<v Speaker 2>biscuits is a lot of en says. Ticket sales the

1:32:14.493 --> 1:32:17.933
<v Speaker 2>highest they've ever seen, meaning Powerball has been struck more regularly,

1:32:18.613 --> 1:32:22.093
<v Speaker 2>more regular wins, more regular wines means few of the

1:32:22.173 --> 1:32:25.973
<v Speaker 2>more exciting megajackpots, like the fifty million that draws extra

1:32:26.213 --> 1:32:28.613
<v Speaker 2>expotential ticket sales. Yeah.

1:32:28.693 --> 1:32:31.653
<v Speaker 9>Yeah, the last fifty million drawed. There's thousands of people.

1:32:31.693 --> 1:32:33.573
<v Speaker 9>I went to see market. I couldn't even go shopping

1:32:33.573 --> 1:32:35.653
<v Speaker 9>because it couldn't get in the door. Everyone was queuing up.

1:32:36.173 --> 1:32:38.453
<v Speaker 9>And that was the last one. I think everyone got

1:32:38.533 --> 1:32:43.453
<v Speaker 9>eight thousand dollars. Thousands of people won because they don't.

1:32:45.173 --> 1:32:47.213
<v Speaker 2>They sold a lot of tickets because it had got

1:32:47.293 --> 1:32:47.693
<v Speaker 2>that high.

1:32:48.853 --> 1:32:52.773
<v Speaker 9>Yeah, but you don't. You don't have to fix six

1:32:52.893 --> 1:32:56.533
<v Speaker 9>numbers and the winning powerball because if nobody ficks it,

1:32:57.453 --> 1:33:00.533
<v Speaker 9>it got so high, and nobody fixed six numbers, and

1:33:00.653 --> 1:33:03.653
<v Speaker 9>nobody had the correct powerball with six numbers, So I

1:33:03.773 --> 1:33:06.133
<v Speaker 9>think you only had to have three numbers.

1:33:06.093 --> 1:33:08.693
<v Speaker 2>And correct powerball, So you think it's a mistake.

1:33:10.413 --> 1:33:14.053
<v Speaker 9>Well, it's stupid because the excitement was fifty million, and

1:33:14.213 --> 1:33:19.213
<v Speaker 9>since that happened, people aren't really caring about because it terminates.

1:33:19.653 --> 1:33:22.213
<v Speaker 9>You can win with three numbers in a powerboll and,

1:33:22.373 --> 1:33:25.933
<v Speaker 9>so you're sharing the prize. You're not sharing fifty million.

1:33:26.493 --> 1:33:29.733
<v Speaker 9>You're getting eight thousand dollars or six thousand dollars or

1:33:29.773 --> 1:33:33.053
<v Speaker 9>five thousand. Because you don't have to pick six numbers.

1:33:33.293 --> 1:33:36.533
<v Speaker 9>Everyone shares the next division down, the next division down.

1:33:36.653 --> 1:33:38.213
<v Speaker 2>Do you think these people don't know what they're talking

1:33:38.213 --> 1:33:39.773
<v Speaker 2>about a lotto? Do you think they're idiots?

1:33:40.013 --> 1:33:42.573
<v Speaker 9>I think they're talking later that I mean, I mean,

1:33:43.613 --> 1:33:45.373
<v Speaker 9>like I said, I've been taken ever since it started,

1:33:46.373 --> 1:33:50.453
<v Speaker 9>since it started, well since the last five years. I've

1:33:50.493 --> 1:33:51.093
<v Speaker 9>kept the tracker.

1:33:51.173 --> 1:33:51.933
<v Speaker 11>I've picked five.

1:33:52.053 --> 1:33:54.893
<v Speaker 9>I've picked my own numbers. I've picked five of the

1:33:54.973 --> 1:33:57.373
<v Speaker 9>six winning numbers just for their ordinary power, just with

1:33:57.493 --> 1:34:01.013
<v Speaker 9>the ordinary lotto, not with the powerboll I'm just interested

1:34:01.053 --> 1:34:04.653
<v Speaker 9>in winning a million, So I've picked five numbers twenty

1:34:04.733 --> 1:34:09.453
<v Speaker 9>six times. Like if you pick five numbers and the

1:34:09.493 --> 1:34:12.773
<v Speaker 9>bonus number, you get around thirteen thousand to twenty thousand.

1:34:13.333 --> 1:34:15.973
<v Speaker 9>But because I've picked five numbers of the correct six

1:34:16.093 --> 1:34:19.413
<v Speaker 9>numbers five of the main numbers. Well I get is

1:34:19.453 --> 1:34:20.613
<v Speaker 9>six hundred dollars every time?

1:34:21.133 --> 1:34:21.293
<v Speaker 20>Is it?

1:34:22.213 --> 1:34:23.013
<v Speaker 2>Is it your biggest win?

1:34:24.453 --> 1:34:26.213
<v Speaker 9>Well, that's all you get for picking five numbers?

1:34:26.333 --> 1:34:27.093
<v Speaker 2>Is it your biggest one?

1:34:27.373 --> 1:34:27.493
<v Speaker 4>Is it?

1:34:27.893 --> 1:34:28.733
<v Speaker 2>What's your biggest win?

1:34:30.893 --> 1:34:34.573
<v Speaker 9>Years ago, Reigning went home and I picked two numbers

1:34:34.613 --> 1:34:36.693
<v Speaker 9>on each box, and I asked a brother picked three

1:34:36.733 --> 1:34:38.533
<v Speaker 9>numbers in each box, and asked some other pick three

1:34:38.613 --> 1:34:41.693
<v Speaker 9>numbers each box, and we got five and a bonus

1:34:41.733 --> 1:34:43.413
<v Speaker 9>and got thirteen thousand, eight hundred.

1:34:43.733 --> 1:34:46.293
<v Speaker 2>Well will that mean?

1:34:46.373 --> 1:34:46.933
<v Speaker 17>Will that be more?

1:34:48.013 --> 1:34:50.093
<v Speaker 2>Have you one more than you that you paid?

1:34:51.853 --> 1:34:51.893
<v Speaker 19>No?

1:34:52.093 --> 1:34:55.773
<v Speaker 9>No, I reinvest and I've lost more than of h

1:34:56.373 --> 1:34:59.293
<v Speaker 9>of course because of one nothing big. But I mean

1:34:59.373 --> 1:35:01.893
<v Speaker 9>once you win a million, I mean, there's nothing wrong

1:35:01.893 --> 1:35:04.573
<v Speaker 9>with a million. If you're single. That's one thousand dollars

1:35:04.613 --> 1:35:05.653
<v Speaker 9>every week for twenty years.

1:35:06.373 --> 1:35:08.053
<v Speaker 2>I reckon, you've put so much money into over the

1:35:08.133 --> 1:35:09.853
<v Speaker 2>years that you'd be crazy that you're hopped and you

1:35:09.893 --> 1:35:12.333
<v Speaker 2>couldn't stop now because you think it might be your turn.

1:35:13.733 --> 1:35:17.413
<v Speaker 9>No, that's not the reason. I mean even I mean

1:35:17.493 --> 1:35:21.093
<v Speaker 9>I haven't spent a million dollars. No, I wouldn't even

1:35:21.133 --> 1:35:24.693
<v Speaker 9>spend a half a million dollars. I wouldn't even spend

1:35:24.693 --> 1:35:27.733
<v Speaker 9>one hundred thousand dollars. You know, it takes a lot

1:35:27.773 --> 1:35:31.653
<v Speaker 9>of gambling to spend that sort of money. But I

1:35:31.773 --> 1:35:33.773
<v Speaker 9>know joggers are going to the casino and they've lost

1:35:34.533 --> 1:35:36.413
<v Speaker 9>more than that in just a one night at the casino.

1:35:39.573 --> 1:35:41.853
<v Speaker 9>Loto is not a bad thing. It's just that they've

1:35:41.853 --> 1:35:44.373
<v Speaker 9>got the wrong idea. If they really want to attract people,

1:35:44.573 --> 1:35:45.293
<v Speaker 9>don't put.

1:35:45.173 --> 1:35:45.733
<v Speaker 2>A cap on it.

1:35:45.973 --> 1:35:48.973
<v Speaker 9>Make the people. They have to pick the power wall,

1:35:49.373 --> 1:35:51.853
<v Speaker 9>they have to pick the six numbers. Don't cap it

1:35:51.893 --> 1:35:55.453
<v Speaker 9>at fifty million. Let it go to one hundred and

1:35:55.493 --> 1:35:59.733
<v Speaker 9>fifty million, two hundred million. Then people will be chewing

1:35:59.813 --> 1:36:02.933
<v Speaker 9>out every week. They'll have people who've never bought a

1:36:02.973 --> 1:36:05.893
<v Speaker 9>ticket before will be chewing up because they know they're

1:36:05.933 --> 1:36:07.613
<v Speaker 9>not going to have the share it. They're going to

1:36:07.653 --> 1:36:10.493
<v Speaker 9>have to pick the exact numbers unless another person puts

1:36:10.533 --> 1:36:13.253
<v Speaker 9>them the famed and you're still getting a huge amount.

1:36:14.013 --> 1:36:15.373
<v Speaker 2>Nice to hear from you, Wayne, think you someone I'd

1:36:15.373 --> 1:36:17.333
<v Speaker 2>like to pick up some of those points. I think

1:36:17.373 --> 1:36:18.813
<v Speaker 2>it's these. They probably study it, they can do what

1:36:18.893 --> 1:36:22.813
<v Speaker 2>they like. But I don't play lotto. I might play

1:36:22.853 --> 1:36:24.893
<v Speaker 2>when it goes to fifty million once probably once every

1:36:24.933 --> 1:36:31.053
<v Speaker 2>ten years. That's where I come in. Then we always

1:36:31.053 --> 1:36:35.213
<v Speaker 2>have the DISCUSSI about how much would give away. When

1:36:35.253 --> 1:36:36.813
<v Speaker 2>it gets up to give away eighty percent, I think, well,

1:36:36.813 --> 1:36:40.933
<v Speaker 2>actually whire we bothering and then it gets complicated. Go

1:36:41.093 --> 1:36:43.253
<v Speaker 2>back to one draw on a week. Get rid of Powerball.

1:36:43.333 --> 1:36:47.173
<v Speaker 2>They still have Kino daily. Keino Marcus high Marcus. I've

1:36:47.213 --> 1:36:50.213
<v Speaker 2>had three months in Europe. Mo neeed to walk the

1:36:50.293 --> 1:36:55.013
<v Speaker 2>Camino in Spain. It's my last night away and I'll

1:36:55.013 --> 1:36:58.973
<v Speaker 2>be back at Wellington tomorrow. It touches a few days

1:36:58.973 --> 1:37:02.093
<v Speaker 2>ago stately home outside the Cambridge, UK my friend I

1:37:02.173 --> 1:37:04.413
<v Speaker 2>walked along the English country footpaths and through woodlands to

1:37:04.453 --> 1:37:07.053
<v Speaker 2>get to the Walpo house. And if you're listening to

1:37:07.093 --> 1:37:08.733
<v Speaker 2>you and your callers from the other side of the planet,

1:37:08.853 --> 1:37:12.013
<v Speaker 2>k love each other. Jesus. Thanks Kay well one police.

1:37:12.053 --> 1:37:15.213
<v Speaker 2>She had a fantastic time. Quite envious of you on

1:37:15.253 --> 1:37:18.813
<v Speaker 2>the Camino, So well done you. It's a great email

1:37:18.893 --> 1:37:23.133
<v Speaker 2>to get get in touch about the mushroom trial. I

1:37:23.213 --> 1:37:25.733
<v Speaker 2>don't believe she's set out to poison or kill those people.

1:37:25.853 --> 1:37:29.573
<v Speaker 2>Plus there's no motive. I'm confident she'll be found, not guilty,

1:37:32.093 --> 1:37:35.373
<v Speaker 2>literally over my dead body, while do you have individual

1:37:35.453 --> 1:37:40.133
<v Speaker 2>portions of beef Wellington? Why did you concoct a cancer

1:37:40.133 --> 1:37:45.893
<v Speaker 2>story to get people round? None of it's good? And

1:37:45.973 --> 1:37:48.373
<v Speaker 2>then maligning the Asian food shops for selling your magic,

1:37:48.613 --> 1:37:54.493
<v Speaker 2>for selling you deathcat mushrooms jeepers. Marcus g That man

1:37:54.613 --> 1:37:56.493
<v Speaker 2>is a marvel. I've played Powerful from day one on,

1:37:56.533 --> 1:37:59.493
<v Speaker 2>Marcus about three times and nothing over eighty dollars. This man,

1:37:59.573 --> 1:38:01.373
<v Speaker 2>your talk to appears to win all the time. I

1:38:01.373 --> 1:38:05.293
<v Speaker 2>don't believe his his wins anyhow. I follow race horses.

1:38:05.333 --> 1:38:05.573
<v Speaker 20>Thank you.

1:38:07.493 --> 1:38:09.373
<v Speaker 2>You like to say that it's one thousand dollars a week.

1:38:11.293 --> 1:38:12.853
<v Speaker 2>I think you wanted me to push a bit deeper

1:38:12.893 --> 1:38:17.573
<v Speaker 2>on that. Oh Hi, Susanne, it's Marcus. Welcome.

1:38:18.533 --> 1:38:22.613
<v Speaker 22>Hello Marcus. Look, I vebantly sorry. I've got a bit

1:38:22.613 --> 1:38:25.613
<v Speaker 22>of a kind of qroaky throat happening here. But I'm

1:38:25.693 --> 1:38:29.853
<v Speaker 22>vehemently opposed to what the last man said about let

1:38:30.133 --> 1:38:34.693
<v Speaker 22>the powerble get as high etc. As like it should.

1:38:35.093 --> 1:38:37.613
<v Speaker 22>I missed out on the earlier bit of the conversation,

1:38:38.213 --> 1:38:42.533
<v Speaker 22>so this may have already been explored, but I actually

1:38:43.133 --> 1:38:49.013
<v Speaker 22>have a firm belief that if they tapped it at

1:38:49.133 --> 1:38:53.173
<v Speaker 22>something like about twenty five million, and the dropdowns into

1:38:53.253 --> 1:38:58.653
<v Speaker 22>the lower division would actually generate more interest with people.

1:38:59.133 --> 1:39:04.853
<v Speaker 22>It's absolutely ridiculous to think that your average like let's

1:39:04.933 --> 1:39:11.533
<v Speaker 22>just say Joe blogs or Joan blogs me win fifty

1:39:11.653 --> 1:39:15.173
<v Speaker 22>million dollars wouldn't have a clue what to do with it.

1:39:15.653 --> 1:39:19.773
<v Speaker 22>But as they got two point five million or five million,

1:39:20.213 --> 1:39:24.093
<v Speaker 22>that's perfect to spread out amongst family and things. And

1:39:24.533 --> 1:39:28.573
<v Speaker 22>the Lottery's commission have not done the odds on that

1:39:28.893 --> 1:39:34.533
<v Speaker 22>sort of analysis. They are just presenting to government, let's

1:39:34.653 --> 1:39:40.093
<v Speaker 22>do this, and the greater good would come from having

1:39:40.253 --> 1:39:45.973
<v Speaker 22>more regular winners. Sorry, I haven't let you even talk yet.

1:39:46.933 --> 1:39:49.253
<v Speaker 2>I think the way it works when it gets really high,

1:39:49.733 --> 1:39:53.013
<v Speaker 2>they get so many people buying tickets, they make a fortune.

1:39:53.293 --> 1:39:55.133
<v Speaker 2>It's all on hype. You need to get those big

1:39:55.213 --> 1:39:57.653
<v Speaker 2>things because then people start talking about it, and even

1:39:57.693 --> 1:39:59.533
<v Speaker 2>people that don't buy a lot of they're anxiety. You're

1:39:59.533 --> 1:40:01.013
<v Speaker 2>going to buy a lot of only well, what's happening.

1:40:01.053 --> 1:40:04.213
<v Speaker 2>It's fifty million. Jeepers, creepers. Even I get hocked on

1:40:04.253 --> 1:40:06.653
<v Speaker 2>there because fifty million would be an extraordinary amount of money.

1:40:06.693 --> 1:40:09.413
<v Speaker 2>You could do everything. I wouldn't have a problem spending

1:40:09.453 --> 1:40:10.133
<v Speaker 2>fifty million.

1:40:10.773 --> 1:40:12.693
<v Speaker 22>Oh really, what would you do, Marcus?

1:40:12.933 --> 1:40:17.693
<v Speaker 2>Oh I wouldn't have a problem with it, good man.

1:40:17.813 --> 1:40:23.293
<v Speaker 2>Oh No, I wouldn't at all. And but I I

1:40:24.573 --> 1:40:25.973
<v Speaker 2>I'm not thinking I'm not going to buy because it's

1:40:25.973 --> 1:40:28.133
<v Speaker 2>too much money? Would you know it? Would I have

1:40:28.253 --> 1:40:29.173
<v Speaker 2>no problem spending it.

1:40:31.013 --> 1:40:34.333
<v Speaker 22>I'm just like kind of looked back to that man

1:40:34.413 --> 1:40:41.253
<v Speaker 22>who won twenty eight million being a supermarket person in Hamilton,

1:40:41.933 --> 1:40:44.493
<v Speaker 22>and like he's now bankrupt and.

1:40:44.613 --> 1:40:45.293
<v Speaker 8>What has you?

1:40:47.213 --> 1:40:49.533
<v Speaker 2>He got married quite quickly afterwards.

1:40:49.133 --> 1:40:54.773
<v Speaker 22>Didn't he, I believe. So, yeah, some gold diggers out

1:40:54.773 --> 1:40:55.373
<v Speaker 22>there for sure.

1:40:56.933 --> 1:40:57.133
<v Speaker 16>Yeah.

1:40:57.133 --> 1:40:58.773
<v Speaker 2>I look at yea and they've got the machic. Yeah. Look,

1:40:58.973 --> 1:41:01.333
<v Speaker 2>look that's a whole lother I mean, it is gambling

1:41:01.373 --> 1:41:03.333
<v Speaker 2>after all. They want people to get addicted. But yeah,

1:41:03.933 --> 1:41:06.333
<v Speaker 2>but nice to hear from you, Susan, Thank you, good evening, Patria.

1:41:06.413 --> 1:41:07.053
<v Speaker 2>Sure it's Marcus.

1:41:07.133 --> 1:41:12.253
<v Speaker 5>Welcome, good evening, Marcus. Lovely to speak to you to

1:41:12.333 --> 1:41:15.893
<v Speaker 5>talk about the mushroom case. I've been following it from

1:41:15.973 --> 1:41:22.053
<v Speaker 5>Australia and today I was watching and the judge is

1:41:22.133 --> 1:41:25.933
<v Speaker 5>given a directive on about five subjects there only to

1:41:26.133 --> 1:41:31.093
<v Speaker 5>discuss well, I couldn't having trouble with my eyes at

1:41:31.093 --> 1:41:33.933
<v Speaker 5>the moment, so I couldn't see what the five subjects

1:41:34.013 --> 1:41:39.693
<v Speaker 5>were on the screen. But anyway, she's awesome to talk

1:41:39.933 --> 1:41:44.453
<v Speaker 5>all about these subjects. And she said that if they

1:41:44.573 --> 1:41:49.293
<v Speaker 5>don't agree each one with each other, it would have

1:41:49.453 --> 1:41:53.253
<v Speaker 5>to probably come into a hung jury. So did any

1:41:53.333 --> 1:41:54.533
<v Speaker 5>of the listeners hear that.

1:41:55.733 --> 1:41:57.813
<v Speaker 2>I don't know, but yeah, but yeah.

1:41:59.933 --> 1:42:02.733
<v Speaker 5>It has been going on over nine weeks now, and

1:42:02.893 --> 1:42:06.893
<v Speaker 5>of course every question she's given, she lies on every question.

1:42:07.653 --> 1:42:13.213
<v Speaker 5>But then recently she said she suffers from virtual depression,

1:42:13.373 --> 1:42:16.093
<v Speaker 5>so that might have been another thing to cover up

1:42:16.133 --> 1:42:20.013
<v Speaker 5>all the lies. I don't know, but I feel glad

1:42:20.133 --> 1:42:23.813
<v Speaker 5>for her. A strange husband that didn't go. I bet

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<v Speaker 5>he's pleased now.

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<v Speaker 2>And although the children would have lost their mother because

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<v Speaker 2>she'll go away for a long time, So I mean

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<v Speaker 2>it is tragic.

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<v Speaker 5>What are the children the day before? So they wouldn't

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<v Speaker 5>be there as witnesses, and.

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<v Speaker 2>I'm talking about the family. The kids won't have their

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<v Speaker 2>mother because she'll be in jail for a long time.

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<v Speaker 5>Well, I the way it's going, I don't think she's

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<v Speaker 5>going to be found guilty.

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<v Speaker 2>Of course, you'll be found guilty anyway. Here are the questions. Okay,

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<v Speaker 2>is did very much? Patricia? Patricia, Patricia is I've got

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<v Speaker 2>the questions for you that you couldn't see. I'm going

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<v Speaker 2>to read them to you.

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<v Speaker 6>Okay, oh, good, good good?

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<v Speaker 8>Ye?

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<v Speaker 2>Did question one? Did miss Patterson cause the deaths of

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<v Speaker 2>the lunch guests? If the jury is satisfied that, it

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<v Speaker 2>can move on to element two number two? Did she

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<v Speaker 2>do it deliberately? If that is satisfied, then the jury

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<v Speaker 2>can ask question three, did she do it with intention

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<v Speaker 2>to kill or cause serious injury? And if the panel

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<v Speaker 2>is satisfied of that, it can arrange the final element,

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<v Speaker 2>did missus Patterson commit the killings without a lawful justification

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<v Speaker 2>or excuse such as self defense? Well, it's very clear

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<v Speaker 2>the answer to all of those, isn't it. Yes she

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<v Speaker 2>caused the death, Yes, she did deliberately. Yes she intended

1:43:49.733 --> 1:43:55.333
<v Speaker 2>to kill them. No, she couldn't say there was an

1:43:55.373 --> 1:43:58.013
<v Speaker 2>excuse of self defense because her life was in danger.

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<v Speaker 2>So I think the way that is very clear that

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<v Speaker 2>it's guilty.

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<v Speaker 5>Jurisdiction. From the judge to the jury today, I had

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<v Speaker 5>to talk about it. If they couldn't come, if need

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<v Speaker 5>to agreement, it would become a u A hung jury.

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<v Speaker 2>I don't think I've ever had beef Wellington. Judge said,

1:44:20.853 --> 1:44:24.253
<v Speaker 2>have you ever had beef Wellington? Beg your pardon, dear,

1:44:24.493 --> 1:44:25.853
<v Speaker 2>have you ever had beef Wellington?

1:44:28.013 --> 1:44:31.013
<v Speaker 5>Beef Wellington? I'm ringing from Carpody Coast here.

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<v Speaker 2>Brilliant, that's what we need today, Patricia. Yes, Patricia was

1:44:36.213 --> 1:44:40.253
<v Speaker 2>asking you have you ever cocked beef Wellington?

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<v Speaker 16>No?

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<v Speaker 14>I haven't.

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<v Speaker 5>And I'm ninety four today.

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<v Speaker 2>Happy birthday very much?

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<v Speaker 5>Wow, lovely day?

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<v Speaker 20>And did you people coming in?

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<v Speaker 5>Lots of flowers? And I had another lovely friend came

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<v Speaker 5>in who'd been away for about four or five days

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<v Speaker 5>up until WRONGA yes, and she arrived back and Wellington

1:45:06.133 --> 1:45:10.933
<v Speaker 5>Diday and she was around well, the biggest ever seen,

1:45:11.453 --> 1:45:14.533
<v Speaker 5>got all the lights on the candles, you know the

1:45:14.653 --> 1:45:18.693
<v Speaker 5>automatic little lights you light, and took the photos and

1:45:19.173 --> 1:45:22.333
<v Speaker 5>she's got me holding the cake with ninety four on

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<v Speaker 5>us right now.

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<v Speaker 2>And are you in a village or you on your own?

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<v Speaker 2>Are you a home?

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<v Speaker 11>No?

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<v Speaker 5>No, no, I'm in my parents' family home.

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<v Speaker 2>Great, well, the office of your parents aren't still there?

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<v Speaker 5>No, they'd be into the hundred.

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<v Speaker 2>Now, Oh, you do it anyway, and you move around

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<v Speaker 2>all right?

1:45:43.213 --> 1:45:44.013
<v Speaker 5>I beg your pardon.

1:45:44.053 --> 1:45:45.733
<v Speaker 2>Do you do you move around all right?

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<v Speaker 5>Well, no, I've got something wrong with the legs, and

1:45:51.773 --> 1:45:55.773
<v Speaker 5>they told me it's age related. So I'm eating well

1:45:55.973 --> 1:45:59.533
<v Speaker 5>and quite happy with my friends and bringing all my

1:45:59.653 --> 1:46:03.373
<v Speaker 5>friends and jip and you know, keep the language going.

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<v Speaker 5>Lived there for a long time.

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<v Speaker 2>What were you doing in Japan?

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<v Speaker 5>Beg your pardon, dear.

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<v Speaker 2>What were you doing in Japan?

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<v Speaker 5>I was on a cultural visa, yeares, But I wasn't

1:46:17.053 --> 1:46:20.693
<v Speaker 5>allowed to work, you see, So my father shouted me

1:46:21.013 --> 1:46:25.333
<v Speaker 5>over there, and I did the language at the university.

1:46:25.853 --> 1:46:27.933
<v Speaker 5>So that gave me the book grammar to go on.

1:46:28.173 --> 1:46:32.413
<v Speaker 5>But I speak a lot now of what do you say?

1:46:33.413 --> 1:46:39.573
<v Speaker 5>It's not not book grammar colloquial, but anyway, I have

1:46:39.653 --> 1:46:42.813
<v Speaker 5>a lot of fun with it, and I wring them

1:46:42.853 --> 1:46:46.613
<v Speaker 5>every week. I've got quite a lot of friends, and

1:46:47.333 --> 1:46:50.253
<v Speaker 5>they've been over in the past, and they came, you know,

1:46:50.733 --> 1:46:54.333
<v Speaker 5>every time I needed them for my father's funeral and

1:46:54.413 --> 1:46:58.093
<v Speaker 5>my mother's funeral, and also when my husband died at

1:46:58.133 --> 1:47:02.173
<v Speaker 5>forty nine, they came again. And then they said after that,

1:47:03.093 --> 1:47:05.933
<v Speaker 5>we're coming next year for you, And I said, oh no, no,

1:47:06.613 --> 1:47:09.253
<v Speaker 5>I won't know you're here. They said, no, we're coming

1:47:09.333 --> 1:47:13.613
<v Speaker 5>when you're alive. So I've been going back when I

1:47:13.733 --> 1:47:18.053
<v Speaker 5>could Now I coun't now, but been going back many

1:47:18.213 --> 1:47:22.733
<v Speaker 5>about five times after living there, and they've been coming here.

1:47:22.893 --> 1:47:26.693
<v Speaker 5>So every time they came here, then they said, well

1:47:26.733 --> 1:47:29.253
<v Speaker 5>now it's your turn, you see, So I had to

1:47:29.373 --> 1:47:33.533
<v Speaker 5>keep going. But the only thing is now I've trouble

1:47:33.573 --> 1:47:36.773
<v Speaker 5>with the walking. But as they said, it's age related.

1:47:36.893 --> 1:47:39.693
<v Speaker 5>But I've still got a good appetite. So I thought

1:47:40.053 --> 1:47:42.173
<v Speaker 5>that's the main thing, isn't it. You can eat?

1:47:42.453 --> 1:47:42.693
<v Speaker 6>Well?

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<v Speaker 2>How old did you live, Patricia? How long did you

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<v Speaker 2>live in Japan?

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<v Speaker 19>For? Oh?

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<v Speaker 5>Over a couple of years there? Oh great, yes, been

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<v Speaker 5>everywhere all over the place except the north part of Japan, okay,

1:47:57.653 --> 1:48:00.973
<v Speaker 5>But the people were marvelous, really great.

1:48:01.773 --> 1:48:04.253
<v Speaker 2>Oh lovely to hear from you, Patrician. Happy birthday to you.

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<v Speaker 2>Back on the text, Marcus, I have it unlucky Fred.

1:48:10.573 --> 1:48:12.013
<v Speaker 2>He spent twenty dollars a week on lotter, but it

1:48:12.053 --> 1:48:13.733
<v Speaker 2>started to save the money and spend a thousand and

1:48:13.813 --> 1:48:16.413
<v Speaker 2>one go on each year. Instead he got a thousand

1:48:16.453 --> 1:48:18.493
<v Speaker 2>worth of tickets and won nothing but bonus tickets for

1:48:18.533 --> 1:48:20.573
<v Speaker 2>a while. In the end, he didn't get a single

1:48:20.693 --> 1:48:27.613
<v Speaker 2>cash prize for his one thousand dollars. Marcus the guy

1:48:27.853 --> 1:48:30.533
<v Speaker 2>repeats himself nine times over the Loto cap by but

1:48:30.773 --> 1:48:35.613
<v Speaker 2>by the way, nobody accusing lotto shocks to buy tickets anymore.

1:48:38.213 --> 1:48:40.213
<v Speaker 2>It's all brought on the my Lotto, h lucky shops.

1:48:40.213 --> 1:48:41.853
<v Speaker 2>It's all on the my Lotto site. Done in less

1:48:41.853 --> 1:48:47.053
<v Speaker 2>than a minute. Also no caps. Did it go to

1:48:47.093 --> 1:48:52.213
<v Speaker 2>a billion dollars? Marcus the mushroom killer is guilty as

1:48:52.253 --> 1:48:54.293
<v Speaker 2>I'm not sure at homes. But the evidence speaks for itself.

1:48:54.933 --> 1:48:56.573
<v Speaker 2>It's not what you know, it's what you can prove

1:48:56.653 --> 1:49:00.973
<v Speaker 2>in court. I had the privilege, I mean, seal one

1:49:01.093 --> 1:49:03.173
<v Speaker 2>too good at the conclusion of nine to any one's

1:49:03.173 --> 1:49:07.693
<v Speaker 2>telethought telethought. The Avalanche studios written Basil Brush were also

1:49:07.733 --> 1:49:12.933
<v Speaker 2>on the bill of the will In and Extravaganza. Only

1:49:13.013 --> 1:49:15.493
<v Speaker 2>one of those two hung around afterwards for the autographs.

1:49:15.573 --> 1:49:17.613
<v Speaker 2>Needless to say, I didn't get to meet kiddy of

1:49:17.653 --> 1:49:19.413
<v Speaker 2>it when the lights went off. Did have a met

1:49:19.453 --> 1:49:32.013
<v Speaker 2>ivan owen boom boom, so many cues and say, oh,

1:49:32.093 --> 1:49:35.333
<v Speaker 2>it's so much money, Lowell, And they are buying a

1:49:35.413 --> 1:49:37.293
<v Speaker 2>ticket as a form of syner And I've heard it all,

1:49:37.373 --> 1:49:39.453
<v Speaker 2>including that it should be divided to give more win

1:49:39.493 --> 1:49:46.333
<v Speaker 2>as a cut. Go big or go home exactly. You

1:49:46.413 --> 1:49:52.053
<v Speaker 2>want a big prize, No one wants it to spread

1:49:52.093 --> 1:49:56.293
<v Speaker 2>it out for people. People want an indecent amount of money.

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<v Speaker 2>One hundred percent thinks she's guilty. She's sold sony lies

1:50:01.333 --> 1:50:04.013
<v Speaker 2>along the way. She's done multiple factory resets on the phone,

1:50:04.573 --> 1:50:06.293
<v Speaker 2>and there's also a missing phone or two. She threw

1:50:06.453 --> 1:50:08.413
<v Speaker 2>the d hydrond and nine of the foraging mushrooms and

1:50:08.573 --> 1:50:12.533
<v Speaker 2>changed her mind, different colored plates, lies about councer phony

1:50:12.613 --> 1:50:18.573
<v Speaker 2>Asian grocery store, a unanimous decision, worries me. I'm worried

1:50:18.573 --> 1:50:21.973
<v Speaker 2>about the one dura who's on the fence. Then there's

1:50:21.973 --> 1:50:25.733
<v Speaker 2>a polkinghorn mentioned, but that is what it is. You

1:50:25.853 --> 1:50:27.693
<v Speaker 2>might have something else to say on this because it cold,

1:50:27.733 --> 1:50:30.733
<v Speaker 2>it feels like it might be international news. Mainly, it's

1:50:30.813 --> 1:50:33.053
<v Speaker 2>just about the heat and it'll catch fire soon europeucking

1:50:33.133 --> 1:50:40.573
<v Speaker 2>just to mention that on Andrew O'Keefe from Deal and

1:50:40.653 --> 1:50:43.613
<v Speaker 2>o'deal he's got to hand back his order of Australia

1:50:44.813 --> 1:50:47.973
<v Speaker 2>because he got on the old glass barbecue. He's gone burger,

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<v Speaker 2>he's been to rehab. They should let him have it.

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<v Speaker 2>Good evening, Jonathan, It's Marcus welcome, good evening telethon.

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<v Speaker 24>In the eighties, I worked at Tillivers and New Zealand

1:51:03.573 --> 1:51:07.853
<v Speaker 24>based at Evalon and if you will recall and your

1:51:07.893 --> 1:51:12.613
<v Speaker 24>listeners will recall, they had four people on the panel

1:51:13.013 --> 1:51:17.013
<v Speaker 24>at the time. The big stars were kept at the

1:51:17.893 --> 1:51:21.253
<v Speaker 24>prime time and then some of the minor personnelities from

1:51:21.333 --> 1:51:25.693
<v Speaker 24>TV were on at other times. At one point They're

1:51:25.853 --> 1:51:32.533
<v Speaker 24>One of the guest panelists was Keith Quinn and another

1:51:32.693 --> 1:51:38.013
<v Speaker 24>guest panelists would teeth was a local Wellington actress called

1:51:38.133 --> 1:51:44.693
<v Speaker 24>Donna Akisteine. Now Donna was well known to Wellington theatergoers

1:51:44.853 --> 1:51:48.493
<v Speaker 24>downstage theater that sort of thing, but she really had

1:51:48.573 --> 1:51:51.533
<v Speaker 24>never been on television before and she was obviously lapping

1:51:51.613 --> 1:51:55.253
<v Speaker 24>it up and enjoying every moment of being on television,

1:51:55.973 --> 1:52:00.373
<v Speaker 24>and you could see that Keith was just maybe getting

1:52:00.533 --> 1:52:05.813
<v Speaker 24>a little bit irritated. Anyway, they had a challenge and

1:52:06.053 --> 1:52:11.173
<v Speaker 24>some but he bought on a barbecue set and they

1:52:11.253 --> 1:52:16.253
<v Speaker 24>had to cook tripe and onions and they challenged one

1:52:16.333 --> 1:52:20.493
<v Speaker 24>of the panelists to come down and try the tripe

1:52:20.533 --> 1:52:24.813
<v Speaker 24>and onions when it was cooled. So who decided to

1:52:24.933 --> 1:52:29.773
<v Speaker 24>come down from the panel, Donna akistine. So she went

1:52:29.893 --> 1:52:34.973
<v Speaker 24>down there, loving being in the camera, obviously irritating Keith

1:52:35.173 --> 1:52:40.613
<v Speaker 24>a little bit. And when she tried it, you could

1:52:40.653 --> 1:52:44.133
<v Speaker 24>see her face not really enjoying it. But they asked

1:52:44.253 --> 1:52:48.053
<v Speaker 24>her what she thought of it, and she said, in

1:52:48.173 --> 1:52:53.733
<v Speaker 24>a lovely French accent, or pretend French accent, Oh, yes,

1:52:54.493 --> 1:52:58.933
<v Speaker 24>it does have a certain genes Sea choir. And by

1:52:59.013 --> 1:53:01.413
<v Speaker 24>this time Keith was fed up and he said, been

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<v Speaker 24>to Spain, have you?

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<v Speaker 3>Donna?

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<v Speaker 2>Ah, very good. Don't know if Keith Quinn comes out

1:53:07.693 --> 1:53:12.253
<v Speaker 2>that when in that story, does he? Jonathan, No, Keith.

1:53:12.333 --> 1:53:15.133
<v Speaker 24>Keith, he did. He did come out, actually, but he

1:53:15.933 --> 1:53:21.053
<v Speaker 24>was just you could tell him. Donna was just, you know,

1:53:21.293 --> 1:53:24.053
<v Speaker 24>trying to hold the limelight a bit too much. And

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<v Speaker 24>Keith doesn't suffer fool slader. You would know him as

1:53:27.373 --> 1:53:29.853
<v Speaker 24>I do, and he was just getting a little bit

1:53:29.973 --> 1:53:31.653
<v Speaker 24>fed up with your hold getting the camera.

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<v Speaker 2>Nice story, Jonathan, Thank you, good evening. Michael, Hi, Hi, Michael.

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<v Speaker 16>Yeah, I wanted to talk to you about the mushroom trial. Yes,

1:53:47.293 --> 1:53:51.013
<v Speaker 16>I suspect, strongly suspect that she's guilty, but I don't

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<v Speaker 16>think they're going to reach the level of excluding reasonable doubt.

1:53:55.973 --> 1:53:57.253
<v Speaker 2>How could there be reasonable doubt?

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<v Speaker 16>Well, I think that there's she obviously lied about a

1:54:03.693 --> 1:54:08.413
<v Speaker 16>whole lot of things. But then I mean, like the

1:54:08.533 --> 1:54:12.853
<v Speaker 16>fact that she lied about the cancer, it's not really

1:54:15.173 --> 1:54:19.533
<v Speaker 16>adding to the likelihood of guilt because I mean, she's

1:54:19.573 --> 1:54:23.253
<v Speaker 16>actually set herself up to be suspected, where she could

1:54:23.293 --> 1:54:26.813
<v Speaker 16>have just said, we'll come together to talk about her

1:54:26.933 --> 1:54:30.853
<v Speaker 16>stomach stapling. You know, that's not actually I think you.

1:54:30.973 --> 1:54:32.493
<v Speaker 2>Had tried to get them and they wouldn't come, so

1:54:32.613 --> 1:54:33.733
<v Speaker 2>she had to come up with a good thing to

1:54:33.773 --> 1:54:35.533
<v Speaker 2>talk about, who was going to look after the kids

1:54:35.533 --> 1:54:36.453
<v Speaker 2>when she died or something?

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<v Speaker 16>I think, Okay, the other thing about I mean a

1:54:43.613 --> 1:54:46.933
<v Speaker 16>lot of the things that a lot of the things

1:54:47.013 --> 1:54:50.853
<v Speaker 16>she did to cover up her traces, taking the dehydrated

1:54:50.933 --> 1:54:58.493
<v Speaker 16>to the terp, the clearing the phones. You know a

1:54:58.573 --> 1:55:01.293
<v Speaker 16>lot of those things look really bad, but they could

1:55:01.293 --> 1:55:03.893
<v Speaker 16>also be explained by her just knowing that she's under

1:55:03.973 --> 1:55:06.733
<v Speaker 16>suspicion and panicking and doing stupid things.

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<v Speaker 2>So she hasn't killed them, then who has killed them?

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<v Speaker 16>Well, she has definitely killed them. She's not even disputing

1:55:14.933 --> 1:55:17.693
<v Speaker 16>that she's killed them. She's just claiming that she did

1:55:17.733 --> 1:55:24.293
<v Speaker 16>it by accident, So that the first thing, Yeah, the.

1:55:24.333 --> 1:55:26.893
<v Speaker 2>First question was but she can't she can't kill them?

1:55:26.893 --> 1:55:29.933
<v Speaker 2>Makes sing because because she got you can't get those

1:55:30.013 --> 1:55:32.053
<v Speaker 2>mushrooms at an Asian food store.

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<v Speaker 16>No, No, she admitted foraging for them. She admitted foraging

1:55:37.853 --> 1:55:38.613
<v Speaker 16>for mushrooms.

1:55:41.973 --> 1:55:43.493
<v Speaker 2>And I thought she made out she'd brought them for

1:55:43.533 --> 1:55:44.853
<v Speaker 2>an Asian food store.

1:55:45.053 --> 1:55:47.293
<v Speaker 16>At one stage she talked about that, but then she

1:55:47.493 --> 1:55:51.093
<v Speaker 16>admitted that she had done foraging for mushrooms. She accepted

1:55:51.133 --> 1:55:53.173
<v Speaker 16>that that's how she must have. They must have been

1:55:53.213 --> 1:55:54.653
<v Speaker 16>in the beast Wellington.

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<v Speaker 2>And the individual portions a different colored plate.

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<v Speaker 16>That's yeah, the individual portions, I mean that's not particularly damning,

1:56:07.453 --> 1:56:12.093
<v Speaker 16>but the color the other plate thing is certainly raised

1:56:12.093 --> 1:56:15.693
<v Speaker 16>the suspicions, but I don't think it's beyond reasonable doubt.

1:56:16.293 --> 1:56:18.413
<v Speaker 16>And the other thing that she did, which was the

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<v Speaker 16>strongest thing really for you know, for the likelihood of guilt,

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<v Speaker 16>was that she didn't get sick or seriously sick and

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<v Speaker 16>that but she explained that by being beliemate, that she

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<v Speaker 16>vomited it up.

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<v Speaker 2>Yeah, so the the toxicology show that she had not

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<v Speaker 2>had any mushrooms.

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<v Speaker 16>That she had no mushrooms at all death caps? Okay,

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<v Speaker 16>but that could that have been explained by vomiting quickly.

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<v Speaker 2>Well imagined you'd absorbed it because it was a while

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<v Speaker 2>lad that she vomited, wasn't it.

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<v Speaker 6>I don't know. I don't know about that.

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<v Speaker 2>I mean there's a lot, there's a lot for the

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<v Speaker 2>jury to get their head around. I mean, it's complicated,

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<v Speaker 2>isn't it.

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<v Speaker 16>It is complicated. And it's also like, if she's found

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<v Speaker 16>not guilty, it's almost a green light for anybody to

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<v Speaker 16>use death cap mushroom.

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<v Speaker 2>And it would be a total outcry out the Aussies alike.

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<v Speaker 2>I mean, there would be a total outcry.

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<v Speaker 16>Yeah, it will be real, be a real concern. But

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<v Speaker 16>I can still but they can't. You can't find somebody

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<v Speaker 16>guilty because it's going to be you know, because it's

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<v Speaker 16>going to set it dangerous.

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<v Speaker 14>You know.

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<v Speaker 16>You can only find on whether you've excluded reasonable doubt.

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<v Speaker 16>And I really don't think you're going to get a

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<v Speaker 16>unanimous guilty jury on excluding reasonable doubt. I think it

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<v Speaker 16>will be either not guilty or it'll be a hung jury.

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<v Speaker 2>But you certainly think she's guilty, right I do?

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<v Speaker 9>I do?

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<v Speaker 16>I think, I mean, I think that there's a high likelihood,

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<v Speaker 16>But yeah, I just don't think they're going to I

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<v Speaker 16>don't think they're going to get there.

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<v Speaker 2>I mean, the juris, like you and me, are probably

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<v Speaker 2>the same. They think, well, you know what cheap is creepers,

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<v Speaker 2>She's as guilty as anything.

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<v Speaker 16>Yeah, And if I was on the jury, i'd be

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<v Speaker 16>I'd be thinking that I think she's done it. But

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<v Speaker 16>I don't think I could have concluded reasonable doubt.

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<v Speaker 2>It's not reasonable doubt you have coming up with an

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<v Speaker 2>extraordinary doubt. Isn't it that that that that there's there

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<v Speaker 2>could be a unique taught sort of situation that means

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<v Speaker 2>it was an accident.

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<v Speaker 16>I think that that I'm not sure if the one

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<v Speaker 16>thing that they could really find, you know, really strong evidence,

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<v Speaker 16>and I'm not sure if they if they got there,

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<v Speaker 16>I was following it, but not closely enough to discover

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<v Speaker 16>whether they proved that she had actually gone to those

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<v Speaker 16>locations and foraging those exact locations that were on that

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<v Speaker 16>that were targeted, you know, that were I don't think.

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<v Speaker 2>I don't think they could get the details for that year.

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<v Speaker 16>That would I think that's what they needed to get

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<v Speaker 16>to really prove that she had intentionally foraged for deathcats.

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<v Speaker 2>Nice to talk, Michael. I guess we'll find a result tomorrow.

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<v Speaker 2>That's what I'm expecting. That's it for me. People, Romance

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<v Speaker 2>along next and enjoy your July white rabbits and all that.

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<v Speaker 2>I will catch you again tomorrow.

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