Speaker 1: And Mark one more annoying note from me. Can you
Speaker 1: turn your phone to landscape?
Speaker 2: Well, yeah, I'll do it now. I was.
Speaker 1: Now I think you've got some sort of lock on.
Speaker 1: Do you know where your portrait lock is on your iPhone?
Speaker 2: No? No, no one does Jesus Christ.
Speaker 3: This is really a technical bloody.
Speaker 4: Why are we doing it like this? It's side bloody hard.
Speaker 2: We can stop yelling it at me.
Speaker 4: Studio right on there?
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's landscape right, Mark.
Speaker 4: No, that's landscape there. But then I've got you guys
Speaker 4: are sitting.
Speaker 2: Sideways, so you need to do in the screen lock off.
Speaker 4: I've got the screen lot isn't on?
Speaker 2: Do you know what the screen lot looks like? Yeah?
Speaker 4: That one there?
Speaker 2: Well I can't see when you say that one there?
Speaker 2: Well okay, so under me, so if you push it,
Speaker 2: if you if you push not on your talk well okay,
Speaker 2: well that's what I was checking. Now'll get out of
Speaker 2: the control pedal.
Speaker 3: I'm there. See now you can see me. And if
Speaker 3: I turn my phone on your sideways.
Speaker 2: Well, so are you your sideways too.
Speaker 4: Well then what's wrong with me just doing that? Well?
Speaker 4: Just now I'm up and down and you're up and down.
Speaker 4: But I can't.
Speaker 3: All I can see are two bloody Steinlaggers with lee who.
Speaker 5: Knows, who knows, who knows?
Speaker 3: Okay, it's funny. I was just just talking to him
Speaker 3: on the what's happened?
Speaker 4: He said, he was. He said you're on tomorrow and
Speaker 4: I like, yeah, yeah, yeah, I'll be there and he
Speaker 4: said great, great, see you. So between sort of ten o'clock.
Speaker 3: Last night and now two hundred god knows what's having on,
Speaker 3: let's not ask.
Speaker 6: And now for the thousands in attendance and the millions
Speaker 6: around the world who wish they could be here, ladies
Speaker 6: and gentlemen, let's get it ready for sports Carver.
Speaker 2: All right, welcome to the AB Sports Cafe, Ish and
Speaker 2: a special guest tonight, this evening, this afternoon. Whenever you're
Speaker 2: listening to us, is Lana Cocroft.
Speaker 5: Hello, ut order, nice to be here, Thank you, Thank
Speaker 5: you for having me back.
Speaker 4: How are you? You don't look like your aged the day.
Speaker 5: That's very kind of you.
Speaker 3: Actually quite quite hurtful. You know, you look lovely and.
Speaker 4: I don't know how you've done it right. I don't
Speaker 4: know how you've done it, but I'm happy you have.
Speaker 5: Well to be fair, I've been away much like yourself,
Speaker 5: just recently and only just being back a few days.
Speaker 5: When I went out to brunch with some friends on
Speaker 5: the weekend, they said, did I know that there was
Speaker 5: a radio campaign saying where's Lana running on zid b?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 4: Really, I've caught up with that myself.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 5: A little bit perplexing and concerning on many levels, but
Speaker 5: you know enough to drive me to stop the whole
Speaker 5: thing and just sort.
Speaker 2: Of And also, what's nice, Ono, is you look exactly
Speaker 2: the same and Maca, you look about fifty years older.
Speaker 5: Well, I think it's kind of we need to update
Speaker 5: that photo, the photo behind Rick, which is.
Speaker 4: Rick blue Seal.
Speaker 5: I'm not sure who you remind me. You remind me
Speaker 5: of some of it? Yeah, you just I don't remember
Speaker 5: any of us looking that young. But it's a great
Speaker 5: photo of not thirty years ago.
Speaker 3: This is Rick sort of an ego as sic sick
Speaker 3: Ephan shot at greatness again. And what he's done is
Speaker 3: he's actually hasn't moved on.
Speaker 4: He believes that.
Speaker 3: He's still Blue Seal, which is that photo that he's
Speaker 3: got behind him, you know, and if you have a
Speaker 3: look at the photos that he's posting online.
Speaker 4: He's got curated the shots so that he's looking absolutely superb.
Speaker 3: And then he's throwing up dreadful ones and everyone else's
Speaker 3: I don't know what's happening.
Speaker 4: I think it's he's trying to get.
Speaker 5: Master of their own destiny. I think you know, if
Speaker 5: you're the boss, you can do those things.
Speaker 4: You know what?
Speaker 2: Suggest The best thing about the photo behind me is, yeah,
Speaker 2: I look I look pretty much the same as I
Speaker 2: do today. But Macca, you look I look pretty good
Speaker 2: on this particular photo. You look like an absolute lunatic. Yeah,
Speaker 2: which the photo behind me, I am like, look at this,
Speaker 2: look at the faces like his eyes are bolding out here,
Speaker 2: looks like side show Bob, you know from.
Speaker 4: Well, I mean I beata. So you think I look bad? There?
Speaker 4: Give me a few days no.
Speaker 5: Sleep, three days? Just thanks very much for catering for me.
Speaker 5: I'm not quite sure what's the situation here with the
Speaker 5: two beers. I don't drink beer.
Speaker 2: Well you're not, They're not for you.
Speaker 5: You might need to upgrade your catering skills here.
Speaker 2: Sorry, when you when you looked at the invite, a.
Speaker 5: B y o, no I have guests on maybe, yeah,
Speaker 5: provide for everyone, everyone in the room.
Speaker 2: So see, Lee's not managed to make the call so far.
Speaker 2: If anyone sees them in the south of Spain, can
Speaker 2: you give them a call in to him as well.
Speaker 5: You're going to get a reputation as a stalker.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Well, while you're thinking about that, the Olympics are
Speaker 2: on at the moment, and well they're in obviously Paris.
Speaker 2: I knew that was somewhere, so they were in Paris,
Speaker 2: and you're meant to be the good one.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 2: And when we covered the Athens Olympics, we sent Lee
Speaker 2: to Rome, but he eventually got to Athens, but then
Speaker 2: followed from London. Have a look at this, but we
Speaker 2: are going to try one more live cross, So I
Speaker 2: think we do actually have Athens even though the Olympics
Speaker 2: are over. He's finally made it to Athens. If we've
Speaker 2: got Athens online, there it is and that guy are
Speaker 2: you there?
Speaker 7: No, no, no, I'm in I'm in London at the
Speaker 7: moment where you can see that surely?
Speaker 2: What what time is it in? What what time is
Speaker 2: it there? Mate?
Speaker 8: I have no idea line that. Good to see you
Speaker 8: looking great. Oh thanks, I've done the shopping for you.
Speaker 4: Thank you. I'm good.
Speaker 8: There's leather goods. Ye, bad news on that front. They've
Speaker 8: never heard us jetch and grow here, never heard of it.
Speaker 2: Do you mind what had you on Athens? Which is Athens?
Speaker 4: Please?
Speaker 8: Is that any good to you?
Speaker 2: That's much better? The Olympics are over that guy.
Speaker 5: He's very funny. He's a very funny man. That's very clever.
Speaker 4: He is, so we've got I don't know how he's
Speaker 4: done it for so long.
Speaker 3: For so long, like like literally you came and smashed
Speaker 3: the snail, and then ever since he's come up with
Speaker 3: weird and bloody, wonderful things on a weekly basis.
Speaker 4: It's quite extraordinary.
Speaker 3: And a multiple model shows and for what on nearly
Speaker 3: two decades.
Speaker 4: So yeah, thank god he's not here. He wouldn't like
Speaker 4: us hear him too many comments.
Speaker 2: No praise for him. We're just gonna go to our
Speaker 2: guest who's in the Olympics, which are in Paris, which
Speaker 2: is in France. It's exciting, so let's welcome Ryan Fox.
Speaker 8: How you doing get?
Speaker 9: I make him very very chilled out there?
Speaker 2: Mate.
Speaker 3: Well, it's it's first morning in a bea and thankfully
Speaker 3: not the third.
Speaker 2: Hey, Mecca, just hold that. I think Lee Hart's on
Speaker 2: the call. That's like Lee's.
Speaker 3: Here, You're you're joking, how are your boy?
Speaker 4: And see you? Yes?
Speaker 2: Have you been on for a while?
Speaker 5: Finished, good afternoon.
Speaker 4: You've come at the right time.
Speaker 8: I tried to log in about a half an hour ago.
Speaker 2: There's no one there that someone else's podcast. Sorry. So
Speaker 2: we've got We've got Ryan. We've got Ryan Fox on
Speaker 2: with us, and Ryan is where are you at the moment?
Speaker 10: Ryan met the golf course in Paris, Golf National. So yeah,
Speaker 10: not quite as good a background as a couple, I
Speaker 10: can see that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, tell you what, though, you're you're renowned from what
Speaker 3: I understand for having a good sort of work life balance.
Speaker 3: The old man was a methodical Well no, not you,
Speaker 3: Christ The old man was methodical with us with his practice.
Speaker 4: Are you a slightly more sort of free spirited version.
Speaker 10: I'd say a lot more of a spirited version of
Speaker 10: the old man. He was very analytical. I'm definitely more
Speaker 10: not worried about too much obviously, you know, I'm a
Speaker 10: professional sportsman in that respect. There's there's still a bit
Speaker 10: of hard work that goes on. But yeah, we're.
Speaker 9: Enjoying my time away from the golf course.
Speaker 10: And you know, I'm probably a lot a lot less
Speaker 10: structure than the old man because.
Speaker 3: He would always be the last sleep practice and he
Speaker 3: would have kicked you know, one hundred balls, and that's
Speaker 3: why he was just so accurate. And you do come
Speaker 3: across as being a bit more as a fair sort
Speaker 3: of somewhere between John Daly and your old man.
Speaker 9: Maybe, yeah, I'm definitely not.
Speaker 10: On the daily scale, not as much talent as that,
Speaker 10: and definitely not the vices that John has had, But
Speaker 10: I'd definitely.
Speaker 9: Be more that way than the old man.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 9: The old Man's obviously the other end of the.
Speaker 10: Spectrum, and his theory was was always, you know, hard
Speaker 10: work beat beats talent, that talent doesn't work hard. He
Speaker 10: took that theory, I think, to the extreme and veryssful.
Speaker 2: Because of it.
Speaker 10: I definitely learned a little bit from from him, and
Speaker 10: I hope he actually learned a little.
Speaker 2: Bit from me. So obviously, can someone else talk? Are
Speaker 2: you going to? Just sorry? I didn't realize it was your.
Speaker 3: Occasionally you get a bloody great great guest on wreck you.
Speaker 4: I'm most interested in the fat that I'm saying with here.
Speaker 3: Had had Shane Lowry stay with him and he said,
Speaker 3: speaking of balance and he see the family, the French beer,
Speaker 3: bacon and a block of cheese where he left.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I know he is.
Speaker 9: He's a great man, great player, irishman.
Speaker 10: Yeah he he is a quintessential Irishman.
Speaker 9: He can celebrate.
Speaker 10: I mean the videos of him after winning the Open
Speaker 10: danced on bars and taking the claret jokes for Dublin
Speaker 10: is pretty amazing.
Speaker 2: Ryan, that's resolute. So in one of the sidekicks on
Speaker 2: the Mark Ella Show, this is your third Olympics. What's
Speaker 2: what's being an Olympian mean to you?
Speaker 10: I mean if you'd said growing up you know I'd
Speaker 10: playing three Olympics, I'm not sure I'd ever have believed you.
Speaker 10: You know, golf was golf didn't get in well back
Speaker 10: in until twenty sixteen, and it was.
Speaker 9: Never an option for me growing up.
Speaker 10: But if you look at my family history obviously with
Speaker 10: dad and mum's dad played cricket for New Zealand, you
Speaker 10: know represent and we don't get to do it in
Speaker 10: golf very often. You know, we think I played in
Speaker 10: New Zealand as amateur. I played a couple of World
Speaker 10: Cups golf in New n but you know, outside of
Speaker 10: the Olympics, but you pretty much play for yourself week
Speaker 10: in week out, even though we're you know, the flag
Speaker 10: is there and.
Speaker 9: Technically representing New Zealand.
Speaker 10: So to do it in the Olympics, which is the
Speaker 10: pinnacle sporting event worldwide, it's pretty cool. And I don't
Speaker 10: think there's there's too many families that can say they've
Speaker 10: they've represented their country in three different sports.
Speaker 9: That's pretty cool to add to that legacy. We've god
Speaker 9: as a family.
Speaker 8: Not my family.
Speaker 7: Yeah, And I was just going to say, I'm I'm
Speaker 7: it's about the balance side of stuff with golf and
Speaker 7: you know, I'm very much like the John Daily model,
Speaker 7: but without golf whatsoever, just just the other sides of it,
Speaker 7: but which isn't really balance. But it's amazing that. I mean,
Speaker 7: I've seen you play golf, Mark, that's interesting to watch.
Speaker 7: A few clubs can get broken.
Speaker 4: Yeah, there's there's no doubt about that.
Speaker 8: Over the knee. You know, you don't see them in
Speaker 8: the Olympics here, right If there was there.
Speaker 4: Was a competition for throwing a club as far I reckon,
Speaker 4: I'd be ripresent in New Zealand and the Olympics. Like the
Speaker 4: pretty much yeah, yeah, I've had a couple of people
Speaker 4: with it too, which is good.
Speaker 3: I reckon there's a few rounds that you finished with
Speaker 3: a full set. Thing you do are half sick. The
Speaker 3: worst thing I learned is that to reshaft the club
Speaker 3: only only costs like twenty or thirty bucks, which is.
Speaker 4: A lot of money.
Speaker 3: But when you're that angry, twenty or thirty bucks to
Speaker 3: put a club over you and it's a graph fight,
Speaker 3: you know, one of the woods in your media.
Speaker 7: But if you lose, if you lose their head in
Speaker 7: the lake or something, you know, that's different.
Speaker 5: I just have visions of someone been taken out, like
Speaker 5: I just know with Mark's history and that normally if
Speaker 5: he throws something or kick something, that there's normally a
Speaker 5: byproduct of an innocent bystander standing somewhere that could potentially
Speaker 5: be taken out.
Speaker 2: The good thing though, being Mark is because he's only
Speaker 2: like two feet off the ground, so when he throws
Speaker 2: the clubs, it's less likely to hit you in the
Speaker 2: head and more likely to hit you in the knee,
Speaker 2: so you know, it's not too much of a problem.
Speaker 2: I feel that I feel that Grant has been much
Speaker 2: belind here and I once was fortunate enough. He didn't
Speaker 2: often invite me to play golf because I wasn't very good.
Speaker 2: But one time, when we're on holiday with the Foxes,
Speaker 2: we went out and played golf. And I think Ryan,
Speaker 2: you were about seven, and you you were already out
Speaker 2: driving me by quite some way. And you and your father, No, no,
Speaker 2: it wasn't.
Speaker 4: But if you worked out with your left or right
Speaker 4: handed wreck out.
Speaker 5: Driving in many ways, can't drive a car.
Speaker 2: Hey, let me sinish my story.
Speaker 8: So driving a car.
Speaker 5: Are many things you can't drive.
Speaker 2: Wreck So we played off the tea and Ryan and
Speaker 2: Grant were down the fairway sitting in the cart waiting
Speaker 2: for me to play out of the rough. And I
Speaker 2: said to my partner, who was Ken Rutherford, the cricketer,
Speaker 2: I said, do you think i'll reach the cart? I
Speaker 2: haven't even got to the funny bit yet, and and
Speaker 2: he said, no, there's no way you will reached the cart.
Speaker 2: And I hit it with everything I could, and I
Speaker 2: put it inside the cart and it went up and
Speaker 2: down the mecca. Like you can't laugh mid stories, that's
Speaker 2: a peace way to ruin a story is to start laughing.
Speaker 4: For the punchline.
Speaker 5: You bring these things on yourself.
Speaker 2: I imagine. No, he got ready angry. He got really
Speaker 2: angry with me, and that was the last time we
Speaker 2: ever played golf. This time you're staying out at the
Speaker 2: golf course, which is a bit out of the village.
Speaker 2: But previous Olympics you've stayed the village. If you had
Speaker 2: a roomy what's that been like?
Speaker 10: The atmosphere have been part of the team as the
Speaker 10: coolest part about it. The sites of the village are
Speaker 10: pretty impressive. It's a pretty cool place to walk around,
Speaker 10: just the scale of it and everything else.
Speaker 4: If you could win any event at the Olympics, what
Speaker 4: would it.
Speaker 9: Be other than the event I'm actually playing?
Speaker 4: Yeah, other than that, like, other than the event you're playing.
Speaker 3: You know, I was actually asking lead, you know, and
Speaker 3: your current shape and body size, what would be there
Speaker 3: and you can come out like you are and win
Speaker 3: an event? What event would it be?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 8: It hapred meters?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I invented it'd be amazing.
Speaker 8: You have a time of sixteen point five seconds.
Speaker 3: Oh, you just come out and you just and you
Speaker 3: win it in about nine and a half second, you know,
Speaker 3: with a little bit of plaunch and you know, just be.
Speaker 4: I'll make your ven. Yeah, you'd be an icon. You'd
Speaker 4: be like David Boone playing cricket. You know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, what would your sport be if you were an
Speaker 2: Olympia Mark?
Speaker 4: Definitely the poll up rack or the Careflon. I'd love to.
Speaker 4: I mean, the.
Speaker 3: Careflon would be something to be good at, wouldn't it.
Speaker 3: Then you're sort of multi multi talented over a number
Speaker 3: of things.
Speaker 4: Would be great.
Speaker 2: So, Ryan, what's what's the program now? I mean, do
Speaker 2: you have sort of two or three days practice? How
Speaker 2: do you approach the Olympics.
Speaker 9: Yeah, it's, to be honest, like a standard tournament for US.
Speaker 10: Now we start on Thursday, so I've got three days
Speaker 10: of practice and the leader made a couple of days
Speaker 10: off over the weekend and then yeah, just playing playing
Speaker 10: nine holes a day, a little bit of practice and
Speaker 10: get into it on on Thursday. You know, it's just
Speaker 10: another four round event for US, no cut, sixty man fields,
Speaker 10: so it's basically go hard and go home this week.
Speaker 10: There's no prize money or anything else to play for.
Speaker 10: It's purely you want to metal and if if you
Speaker 10: don't get one year, just enjoy the experience and.
Speaker 7: Have you got sort of things in your hotel rooms
Speaker 7: and stuff. Right when you're traveling, you have you know,
Speaker 7: you can put anywhere, flicks the ball bat you like
Speaker 7: a nice And I'm.
Speaker 10: Traveling and like at a golf tournament. My golf clubs
Speaker 10: don't leave the golf course. As soon as I leave
Speaker 10: the golf course, it's play computer games or watch Have
Speaker 10: you got family over there?
Speaker 5: Ryan? Have you got your parents over there with you?
Speaker 4: Nah?
Speaker 10: I'm by myself. I've traveled. I've been away for the
Speaker 10: last six weeks by myself. We had wife and kids
Speaker 10: traveled for twenty weeks through the States, which was great fun,
Speaker 10: but I definitely can't recommend doing it for anyone. Doing
Speaker 10: twenty weeks in a row with a three and a
Speaker 10: half year old and one year old, that was it
Speaker 10: was hard work. And mum and dad came over for
Speaker 10: the end of that and for the US Open and
Speaker 10: decided that, you know, it was easier for everyone for
Speaker 10: the family to go home. So your mom and dad
Speaker 10: jumped on the grenade there and helped take two kids.
Speaker 9: Back from the States on the long haul flight and.
Speaker 7: Being on us right, have you ever sort of, you know,
Speaker 7: put your name forward for a tournament just to get
Speaker 7: away from the kids for a few months. At that age,
Speaker 7: you know, you'd sort of signed up for a tournament
Speaker 7: and said, you know, I.
Speaker 10: Will say this year, I wasn't overly just wanted to
Speaker 10: be by myself for the first couple of weeks after
Speaker 10: they our youngest or four times a night, So I
Speaker 10: did very much enjoy a couple of full nights early.
Speaker 2: What's what's been the highlight of your year so far?
Speaker 2: Master's making top forty.
Speaker 9: Yeah, the Masters was pretty cool. My family missed out
Speaker 9: on that last year.
Speaker 10: Actually, mom and dad came up, but my wife was
Speaker 10: thirty six weeks agreement at the time, so they couldn't travel.
Speaker 9: So to get back there this.
Speaker 10: Year and have them there and you know, the kids
Speaker 10: and my wife candy for me in the past three
Speaker 10: comps and my kids could walk around run around in
Speaker 10: their little white overalls like the caddies were, and that
Speaker 10: was pretty That's a pretty cool experience to do that.
Speaker 4: It's a good thing if you can get the whole
Speaker 4: family around the sport. Eight.
Speaker 3: I mean, that's that's an incredible lucky I mean, it's
Speaker 3: a great sport to be playing where you can have
Speaker 3: your family so in such close proximity and so engage
Speaker 3: with what you're doing.
Speaker 9: Yeah, that is really good like that.
Speaker 10: And I mean I've traveled for the most part with
Speaker 10: the family, you know, I think my eldest was we
Speaker 10: first started traveling.
Speaker 9: And the tour. All the tours are pretty good with
Speaker 9: coldcare and everything like that. So you but different than
Speaker 9: being part of a team.
Speaker 10: You know, you can't you do what you told us
Speaker 10: as part of a team, whereas for us, you know,
Speaker 10: we can decide, you know, where we want to play,
Speaker 10: who we travel with, that kind of stuff. So we've
Speaker 10: actually pretty cool experiences over the years.
Speaker 2: Thanks so much for joining us on the podcast. And
Speaker 2: I know you're going to go out and practice your golf.
Speaker 2: Practice makes perfect and all the best for the Olympics. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and for the rest of the year.
Speaker 5: We'll be watching.
Speaker 4: In there. Who's got a bloody good shot every time?
Speaker 3: You know, when you're watching the Masters and you've got
Speaker 3: those sweepstakes running, We've always got your name as one
Speaker 3: that we mandatorially picked. So it's great having a chance.
Speaker 3: It's not just doing out a blind passion. You're actually
Speaker 3: bloody a good sliff those times you turn up.
Speaker 10: Yeah, sometimes it's pretty cool. To be on on this.
Speaker 10: I mean, I'm old enough to remember watching the original
Speaker 10: all those years ago. Beer play for getting it back
Speaker 10: up and running again and again.
Speaker 2: Thanks for coming along, and next time, don't say all
Speaker 2: those years ago.
Speaker 9: Please, Well I feel old now.
Speaker 5: It's tragic, but we're not. We're not talking about that
Speaker 5: too much.
Speaker 2: All right, mate, This guy appreciates you know.
Speaker 8: I'm just joining you guys now, I'm surprised to see Lana.
Speaker 5: On here him surprised to see you.
Speaker 8: I didn't thank you and succumb.
Speaker 5: Well, it's been a lot of emotional blackmailing.
Speaker 4: I don't know what, some sort of sex stalking going
Speaker 4: on here? You know what for me?
Speaker 5: Come on going?
Speaker 4: I thought I thought, you know, I thought, you know,
Speaker 4: he cannot be me doing that. But I'm glad to
Speaker 4: see I've matured reckon you, haven't. You sort of regress.
Speaker 5: Convinced me it was the right thing to do.
Speaker 2: So before you, before you woke up, Lee, Mark was
Speaker 2: actually praising you. He was saying, you know, what a
Speaker 2: tremendous job you've done on the show, and and you
Speaker 2: know you've been to the Olympics and you've done an
Speaker 2: amazing job. You come up with some of all these
Speaker 2: great ideas, but just to balance that, I did manage
Speaker 2: to find this track where Eva wasn't perhaps quite so
Speaker 2: happy with your performance at the Olympics.
Speaker 11: Didn't because have you seen that guy there? I mean,
Speaker 11: did he interview after your big queen?
Speaker 12: I know I didn't see him. I didn't see him
Speaker 12: over there, although we saw him in the gutter.
Speaker 5: I think that was her. Yeah, no, I don't.
Speaker 2: Briefly yeah, yeah, yeah, So what was he doing rolling around?
Speaker 11: I think I'm straight naked.
Speaker 5: Wasn't drunk? I'm not sure.
Speaker 11: See, that's not professional. A couple of times, Yeah, did
Speaker 11: he interview you or something?
Speaker 2: No, he kept on asking me for drinks.
Speaker 11: Oh hell, how dipll Olympics. He's always drunk, that guy.
Speaker 2: Yeah you might.
Speaker 5: Yeah, we look into that.
Speaker 11: He was sent there to work, do do a professional
Speaker 11: reports on sport events, not to drink.
Speaker 2: Not sort of three four in the morning.
Speaker 11: Oh maybe this is better for you that you only
Speaker 11: saw him at night maybe darker. Yeah, from ocont International
Speaker 11: Airport reporting Eva if Eva.
Speaker 8: Yeah, absolutely.
Speaker 7: Look, you know Ryan was talking about it work life
Speaker 7: balance in the Olympics. You know, it's not just reporting
Speaker 7: on the obvious stuff. Which is the games themselves. There's
Speaker 7: a lot going on, as you well know, Rick, behind
Speaker 7: the scenes, and.
Speaker 5: It's important to be good at it's something.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean, the really is that, you know, I'm
Speaker 3: much from the line for the one incident where I
Speaker 3: was surely a little bit check it on the show.
Speaker 3: But I reckon if we lined it up, you wouldn't
Speaker 3: even be the worst you know those on the show.
Speaker 3: It would be human Cannibal.
Speaker 8: I always delivered a story, you did, always delivered a
Speaker 8: story somehow.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but there was never quite the story that I
Speaker 2: was expecting.
Speaker 7: I think that's because your idea is ridiculous.
Speaker 4: True.
Speaker 2: I think it's fair to say that the human Cannibal
Speaker 2: has moved on and he's now a successful businessman and
Speaker 2: this is sort of part of his life that he'd
Speaker 2: like to forget.
Speaker 5: Well what about what about? What about the rest of us? Sorry, hell,
Speaker 5: there's a bit of PTSD going on over here as well.
Speaker 5: But I get dragged into the studio. So if I
Speaker 5: get dragged into the studio, then I'm pretty sure we
Speaker 5: can do that as well.
Speaker 3: Yeah, all right, exactly, Yeah, successful businessman, but he's he
Speaker 3: had the alter ego.
Speaker 2: It's sort of like Ralph.
Speaker 3: Ralph is also a very successful businessman, but he liked
Speaker 3: getting dressed up in letters and polishing.
Speaker 8: Bruce Wayne and Batman.
Speaker 4: Exactly exactly, and Ralph was most certainly Batman.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but Bruce Wayne and Batman were both quite positive
Speaker 2: role models, like Bruce Wayne was a cool playboy guy
Speaker 2: and Batman was like Batman. But you know that's like
Speaker 2: Ralph and Canniball were perhaps not Batman.
Speaker 3: Like they were our Batman and Robin right, and and
Speaker 3: that's what you've got to remember.
Speaker 4: They were an integral part of this team.
Speaker 3: And the fact that you've sort of perheard them and
Speaker 3: refused to accept and acknowledge their participation and commitment to.
Speaker 8: The Marble spiced if Marble does something with him.
Speaker 4: They have, it's deadful.
Speaker 8: The combination of the two, well, you know.
Speaker 2: There was a other dressing up off camera that went on,
Speaker 2: and those fires are the ones that I'm using now
Speaker 2: to make sure that you guys show up on this podcast.
Speaker 5: I have a vague recollection of you guys with big
Speaker 5: heads on at an airport. Is that is that like
Speaker 5: a horror story?
Speaker 2: Is that that was?
Speaker 8: That was the Vegas trip to Animal Heads?
Speaker 4: Animal Heads okay, fair enough.
Speaker 2: I don't know what for, but there was no reason, no.
Speaker 5: Reason, right.
Speaker 4: We found them in a in a dress up shop
Speaker 4: and they just appealed.
Speaker 2: So talking about the Olympics, have you guys horse.
Speaker 3: Yes, the horseed the white horse around like we were
Speaker 3: watching We were watching the boxing. It was Lenix first
Speaker 3: David tour, and we're sitting in the crowd and every
Speaker 3: time you too be able to horses head, you whack
Speaker 3: the neigbor.
Speaker 4: The big.
Speaker 2: Scale, and we paid a small fortune for the seats
Speaker 2: to watch the boxing. And I couldn't see a single
Speaker 2: thing out of the eyes.
Speaker 4: Try looking through peg eyes at the end of us.
Speaker 5: Now, why did you have hits on those?
Speaker 4: What you're turning side on so you could peel through
Speaker 4: the eye? Your face was blocking the neighbor.
Speaker 2: I think it's fair to say that it was Mark's
Speaker 2: idea and that Lee backed them up and I paid
Speaker 2: for it. So that's the sort of normal rhythm.
Speaker 5: Really, I think it's safe to say it's quite good
Speaker 5: that you guys are in three different places at the moment,
Speaker 5: and it's probably better in some respects for the show.
Speaker 2: Lea. Lea and Mark actually looked like they're in the
Speaker 2: same place.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you guys are actually.
Speaker 2: Quite anyway talking about the Olympics as we were. Has
Speaker 2: anyone seen the Olympics? Have you guys seen any of
Speaker 2: the Olympics.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I started watching last night. I watched quite happily
Speaker 5: sitting there watching some What have you enjoyed? I watched
Speaker 5: some swimming last night. I enjoyed that, and I watched
Speaker 5: some of the rowing heats, which was really good. I've
Speaker 5: got their own finals, I know. For me personal, I
Speaker 5: know that one of the rowers in the men's four
Speaker 5: which is coming up on Thursday, which is really exciting.
Speaker 5: I think they've got a good chance in the middle.
Speaker 5: So maybe put some money on that. It's something you
Speaker 5: can do.
Speaker 2: Yep, yeah, we can do that with a TV. I
Speaker 2: know what's going to happen when I say this, but
Speaker 2: I was really enjoying the women's gymnastics last night.
Speaker 5: Well, the gymnastics was incredible. They are amazing.
Speaker 2: And then I watched the surfing and the skateboarding.
Speaker 3: Mate, just you know Ralf for wearing leather and the
Speaker 3: odd spike that you know your pinchon is, you know,
Speaker 3: starting to unlevel this show?
Speaker 2: What's my pinchon?
Speaker 4: Get canceled.
Speaker 8: We're going to get caned.
Speaker 2: Because I enjoy watching gymnastics. It's a great sport.
Speaker 4: It's not it's not what.
Speaker 8: It's not what you're watching, it's how you're watching.
Speaker 4: Yes, exactly, is this an intervention?
Speaker 5: Could be potentially I'm feeling I feel like one more
Speaker 5: one more chance.
Speaker 8: So I've got a serious question, Ladie.
Speaker 7: You mentioned the swimming and just Tralier once again clear
Speaker 7: cleaning up the medals, right, why can't we be good
Speaker 7: at swimming?
Speaker 8: I mean, it's just pools. They've got there and we can.
Speaker 2: We're getting better. We had a we've got a fourth,
Speaker 2: and we in a sixth in the finals. I mean,
Speaker 2: you know, it's a numbers game, really, and they've.
Speaker 8: Got lots of levels. It's a level playing field. And
Speaker 8: I'm saying that it's numbers in.
Speaker 5: The sports institute. I just think they're just trained a
Speaker 5: different level.
Speaker 2: They just I actually think it's really that they're just
Speaker 2: swimming faster.
Speaker 7: Yeah, that will be the case. But like you know,
Speaker 7: would say with cricket, they say they pay on these
Speaker 7: different pictures and the sort of stuff that there's difference.
Speaker 7: But we're swimming, we can, we should be able to compete.
Speaker 5: I don't know. It must be the Surely it's a
Speaker 5: pool of talent. Surely Australia, New Zealand. It's a numbers game.
Speaker 8: Got more, got more swimmers.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there's an indigenous tribe in Africa that have grown
Speaker 3: feet that that.
Speaker 4: Look like an ostrich.
Speaker 3: And that has done so it makes it easier to
Speaker 3: get around on the sand.
Speaker 4: Makes sense, you know, so I think if you train
Speaker 4: and breed.
Speaker 3: Fittler had a similar idea, train and breed people hard enough.
Speaker 4: Surely you grow webs between your fingers.
Speaker 2: So you're so your it's like, have some modification of people. Well, no,
Speaker 2: there's a you look this up.
Speaker 3: You know, another useless back but that the ostrich people in
Speaker 3: Africa have grown ostridge feet.
Speaker 4: They're like they've they're toes of fews together. So they've
Speaker 4: got been traveling.
Speaker 5: Too long and spent too much time on an airplane,
Speaker 5: with too much time googling. Really abstract, unusual, no topics.
Speaker 2: None of us, none of It's like, I don't believe
Speaker 2: a single word you're saying.
Speaker 3: Okay, well, I will bet you that there are people
Speaker 3: called the ostriche, people who have feet like ostriches, and
Speaker 3: they can they can travelate grape speeds over sand, and
Speaker 3: it was.
Speaker 8: One of the won't the Olympics.
Speaker 4: On rubber tracks?
Speaker 3: Mate, they've got feet to run on sand if there
Speaker 3: was a one hundred meters on the sand.
Speaker 8: But women them, But can they swim sandpaper on their feet?
Speaker 2: Can they swim?
Speaker 4: Because we're trying to work out swim ck they've got
Speaker 4: fucking at hand.
Speaker 2: Is to make swim faster.
Speaker 3: But what I'm saying is people can genetically modify to
Speaker 3: suit the circumstance. So if you put them on a
Speaker 3: pole and just make them go up and down, they'll
Speaker 3: eventually grow webbed feet or gills and hands and hands.
Speaker 2: So I don't know if you've noticed, but when they
Speaker 2: give out the medals in the Olympics this time in Paris,
Speaker 2: they also give them a little box. Do you know
Speaker 2: what's in the little box?
Speaker 5: It's for the medal to sit in. Is it a flower,
Speaker 5: a badge? Is it a.
Speaker 2: Shark tooth necklace? No? No, it's a post. It's a
Speaker 2: poster of scroll. Yeah, just a Olympic poster. So, which
Speaker 2: I think is you know, lame because after the Athens
Speaker 2: Olympics we gave Hamish Kada a cart.
Speaker 8: Car.
Speaker 12: Yeah, one of those days were just totally in the
Speaker 12: zone and I felt relatively in control throughout the whole race,
Speaker 12: and it was I just felt brilliant. I mean, I'd
Speaker 12: wait him a whole life. At that moment, it was like,
Speaker 12: I wasn't going to stuff it up, and I knew
Speaker 12: I was going to win, not until I had to
Speaker 12: be pretty patient because I was feeling really good and
Speaker 12: I wanted to go earlier. But about five hundred ago
Speaker 12: a BITVEN surged and I was pretty comfortable with that,
Speaker 12: and I thought then he faded a bit, and then
Speaker 12: I just went and once I got down the ramping
Speaker 12: onto the blue carpet, I was like, yeah, this is
Speaker 12: for real.
Speaker 2: And Sarah, we saw on the news tonight, got a
Speaker 2: cart Yeah, that's pretty cool, very cool.
Speaker 5: You are you sponsored vehicle?
Speaker 12: No's not.
Speaker 2: Actually what do you are now? Because courtesy the Official
Speaker 2: Olympic Car, we're giving you a car bringing a mark.
Speaker 4: For real.
Speaker 8: It's all look, come back.
Speaker 5: It's a nice trip, hard drive, one.
Speaker 2: Of those you don't get You can take it after
Speaker 2: the show, but you've gotta last the whole show.
Speaker 5: One of the nicest men on the planet.
Speaker 2: Yeah, what a what a performance. Yeah.
Speaker 8: That one of my favorite interviews with him, I think
Speaker 8: quite a few.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but there's there's gold medal in Athens because he
Speaker 2: didn't have such a great time in sitneing him to
Speaker 2: come back and win Golden and we won and Bevan
Speaker 2: was second. So we won Golden. But we actually planned
Speaker 2: that and rehearsed that a lot, and we put a
Speaker 2: little market down for where Mark was supposed to drive to,
Speaker 2: which was about ten meters earlier than where he went to.
Speaker 2: You weren't supposed to go over the stairs because you
Speaker 2: actually bumped into the camera and just about killed a cameraman.
Speaker 5: MARKA is code for target. Hey what about the TB?
Speaker 8: Oh?
Speaker 2: Yeah, so good news on the TB. As I put
Speaker 2: a lot of money down this week, I pretty much
Speaker 2: bet well it must have been close to one hundred bucks,
Speaker 2: and I think I got a return of about six
Speaker 2: dollars twenty So the Warriors came home for us, and
Speaker 2: the Yankees came home. Everything else I lost on everything?
Speaker 4: What was everything else?
Speaker 2: Mate? I bet on swimming. I bet on I've been
Speaker 2: on the men's seven, so I've still got money on
Speaker 2: the women's seven. So that's still pretty hopeful. There so, Lee,
Speaker 2: I think I'm going to give you the account. I
Speaker 2: just want you to take over because I've been a shambles.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I may have to do that.
Speaker 7: Recks going to do that anyway, to be honest, Yeah,
Speaker 7: we need to take control Greyhound.
Speaker 8: You know you had a good crack.
Speaker 2: I did. I've lost a lot of money, but I've
Speaker 2: enjoyed it. It's given me. You know, I've had a hunch,
Speaker 2: I've gone out backed it and it's never once paid off.
Speaker 8: But you know, you look like a loser. We look
Speaker 8: like losers. We all look losers. Of course, if you're.
Speaker 3: Betting, we're getting part of the same brush. Lee, I
Speaker 3: think you do need to take it over.
Speaker 4: And if I can just make one suedition, I'd go
Speaker 4: to Greyhounds.
Speaker 3: The blue, blue, and blue and white strikes number two,
Speaker 3: paying between five and ten for the wind.
Speaker 4: Just whack it on the nose of the dog.
Speaker 2: Can I can? I can? I can? I just sort
Speaker 2: of have an intervention here, like if someone says the
Speaker 2: same story three weeks in a row, is that is
Speaker 2: that a concern? Is that a concern you know? Or
Speaker 2: is that yeah? Number two hoops blue hoops.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's because you keep bloody losing mate, you know,
Speaker 3: and when somebody's you know, stupid, you can drop a
Speaker 3: brick on their toe. If they don't feel that, you've
Speaker 3: got to go up away and we're driven a car
Speaker 3: over your pot.
Speaker 2: All right now that makes a lot of sense. So Lee,
Speaker 2: have you have you come prepared with a feel good
Speaker 2: moment for this week?
Speaker 8: Not really, No, it's also three weeks in a row.
Speaker 4: Well, we don't know what format this show is going
Speaker 4: to take. It I sent you something good than.
Speaker 2: I Yeah, I'm going to play this. This is what
Speaker 2: you sent me, and it does concern me. You know,
Speaker 2: most things you send me consume me. Some of them
Speaker 2: I pass on to the police. But this one is
Speaker 2: another Spider Man. Can you can you can you describe
Speaker 2: it as as we're watching it, please Mark, so the
Speaker 2: people listening can can understand what we're looking at.
Speaker 3: Well, you know how we showed the previous Spider Man
Speaker 3: who was in the bull ring. This is an old
Speaker 3: man playing with the kid and he's just in the
Speaker 3: and the kid's got great facials.
Speaker 4: He's pretending to be Spider Man and.
Speaker 3: You wait, he'll go and he fires, and yeah, you go,
Speaker 3: and the old man throws.
Speaker 4: Across the room.
Speaker 3: I think it's delightful, I really do. But the look
Speaker 3: on the kid's face, and a look at the look on.
Speaker 4: The kid's face, he's very serious, he's so stoked. That's
Speaker 4: a good dad, that's a great dad moment.
Speaker 2: That Yeah, but it's not an expression on the face
Speaker 2: that that's a mask. You can't see his face.
Speaker 4: You see his alough and they stoked.
Speaker 2: It's a mask.
Speaker 4: There, he goes, I'll be wearing a mask in twelve
Speaker 4: hours too.
Speaker 2: Yeah no, because because you're gonna have a look at
Speaker 2: my piece. Sorry, can.
Speaker 4: Stop over ship the mark and there look at your face.
Speaker 8: I don't have to have a look at your face.
Speaker 4: I don't want to look at your face.
Speaker 5: Feel good depends who's come back.
Speaker 8: Mark.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry for offend of you.
Speaker 4: Not a bloody nice thought. Mate.
Speaker 2: You're going to have a look at the video that
Speaker 2: I've prepared, so i'll set it up first. So this
Speaker 2: is New Zealand seven's player Mcalli Blye. She was lucky
Speaker 2: enough to bump into her hero, Shelley Anne Fraser Price,
Speaker 2: the Jamaican sprinter who's won eight medals, three golds for
Speaker 2: silvers and one bronze. It's like a sprinting like legend.
Speaker 2: And she liked her on Instagram. She looked she she
Speaker 2: followed her on Instagram and that just sent up this
Speaker 2: huge wave of emotion and happiness.
Speaker 13: Oh my god, Oh my god.
Speaker 2: And then this happened. She got the message and they
Speaker 2: came out and they met.
Speaker 5: When speed meets celebrities, loving celebrities, I just love it
Speaker 5: because to me.
Speaker 2: Like, isn't that what the Olympics are about? Like it
Speaker 2: doesn't matter, you know, like mckelli. Blyth is like a
Speaker 2: world class like one of the greatest, so the seven
Speaker 2: raby players in the world, and she's excited to see
Speaker 2: someone else, you know, a great Jamaican sprinter. I love
Speaker 2: that about a little bit.
Speaker 4: Like tender.
Speaker 2: No, it's not like tinder at all.
Speaker 4: I can I mean sometimes the photos don't did him justice.
Speaker 2: The you can't turn a beautiful moment into tinder, Like,
Speaker 2: don't do that to me.
Speaker 4: You just have to show your peace.
Speaker 2: No, that was it was just a mistake. There was
Speaker 2: a mistaken use of words and talking about talking about
Speaker 2: my piece.
Speaker 4: You didn't make it.
Speaker 2: You did make a joke, horrendous joke last week about
Speaker 2: Dick Quacks and.
Speaker 4: Joke I reckon, I still reckon. That's quite funny joke,
Speaker 4: that's sort of quite quite quite clean.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no, it was a funny joke when we were seven.
Speaker 2: But it reminded me that we had the great Dick
Speaker 2: Quacks on our on our show, and you know, running
Speaker 2: with the theme of his the things that Lana, Mark
Speaker 2: and Lee can't remember.
Speaker 8: I Betty wouldn't come on now.
Speaker 2: Lee died two years ago.
Speaker 4: Yeah that's not good mate.
Speaker 8: I made my point.
Speaker 4: Yeah right, you're actually right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, just one another points.
Speaker 4: It was a good shot last, and then it got canceled.
Speaker 2: What I'm trying to remind you of is Dick Quax
Speaker 2: and Rod Dixon coming around the bend in the five
Speaker 2: thousand meters of the nineteen seventy six Olympics, and we
Speaker 2: managed to talk to difficult about it and reenact the
Speaker 2: race twenty years that's here. I had much longer here
Speaker 2: in those days.
Speaker 14: I also wore love beats everybody else did in the seventies.
Speaker 4: What's it wrestler doing in there? There is the dwarf
Speaker 4: essa at the back.
Speaker 2: When was it that you thought actually was funny? Because
Speaker 2: when I came around the bend.
Speaker 14: I you know, it was still very tight as you
Speaker 14: saw it, but about eighty meters out, I thought, hey, look,
Speaker 14: I've wanted a Darin and he was right on my
Speaker 14: shoulder and he looked across at me and I sort
Speaker 14: of had this desperate look on my face, and he
Speaker 14: sort of looked pretty good stuff. And I thought, oh,
Speaker 14: you know, I'm blind it should you go later?
Speaker 4: Ah?
Speaker 2: No, you know, like you can go through it, and
Speaker 2: you can go through it.
Speaker 14: And I thought, I really thought that being in the
Speaker 14: position I was with a lap to go, having the
Speaker 14: five or six guys in front of me, who were
Speaker 14: the guys that were expected to do well, I was
Speaker 14: in a good position to be able to see them
Speaker 14: where they were and watch the race unfold from there.
Speaker 14: And when I went hard at about the two hundred
Speaker 14: and twenty meter mark, I.
Speaker 2: Really felt good.
Speaker 14: I had Ride boxed in, I just had him on
Speaker 14: inside and there was Hilton Brand in front of him,
Speaker 14: so I thought, I'll hold Ride in that box for
Speaker 14: a while and I'll kick on the straight.
Speaker 2: And when I kicked at that point, I thought I
Speaker 2: had it.
Speaker 14: And then I looked across at Varon and that was
Speaker 14: you know, it was all gone at that point.
Speaker 8: Some legends on the show.
Speaker 4: Yeah we did.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's nice to replay it because most of them
Speaker 3: we can't remember.
Speaker 5: Yeah, what is it all about. It's like.
Speaker 2: I remember all of them, and I mean I think
Speaker 2: it is you know, I think it's really important. We
Speaker 2: talked about this before that that we don't forget the
Speaker 2: legends from the past. You know, we don't sort of
Speaker 2: just go ten years back. You know, we think back
Speaker 2: to the people like Rod Dixon and the Quax and
Speaker 2: John Walker and Peter Snell and Halberg and Lovelock and
Speaker 2: those people, and we remember them forever. And you know,
Speaker 2: they were great, great New Zealanders and really helped build
Speaker 2: our sporting legacy. Of that's that's fair enough. Yeah, And
Speaker 2: and talking about great names, So I've been nice skiing
Speaker 2: for names for our supporters club and these are the
Speaker 2: ones we've had so far. And see the Sports Cafe,
Speaker 2: sports kfes KFE just to rename the show just for
Speaker 2: our supporters group, for Facebook group. We've got supporters the
Speaker 2: loose units. One I really like is Rix Dix. You know,
Speaker 2: keeping with the theme of the show, someone has suggested
Speaker 2: where are the Manite Manite support network. One that could
Speaker 2: be from you, Mark is the Ginger Midget Streakers support
Speaker 2: group club. I love that a bit worthy. Someone's gone
Speaker 2: sports ship check with Rick and Coke?
Speaker 4: Okavin, is that ship check like your sugar Shack?
Speaker 2: That ship check?
Speaker 8: We're not allowed to talk about that.
Speaker 2: We don't talk about.
Speaker 4: Sugar Shack being renamed ship Shack.
Speaker 2: No, it's the ship Chat, sorry mate, and talk about
Speaker 2: the sugar Shack because that's my next podcast.
Speaker 8: We will do that.
Speaker 4: No, no way in the world. Can we get some
Speaker 4: footage of the sugar Shack.
Speaker 2: No, I've got some.
Speaker 4: Yeah we do. We need a ship Shack moment every week.
Speaker 2: Great moments from the sugar Shack.
Speaker 4: Who came up with that name? How did you come
Speaker 4: up with that name?
Speaker 2: Wreck? Well, I think it's probably time to wrap this
Speaker 2: show up.
Speaker 5: Nice to see you guys. Are you what's happening on
Speaker 5: you guys? Away for permanently or.
Speaker 2: Is this.
Speaker 5: Are you hitting back? The podcast is on way okay, right, indefinitely.
Speaker 4: Trying your best to get a canceled. Not as hard
Speaker 4: as wreck.
Speaker 2: All right, So what's what are you looking forward to
Speaker 2: at the Olympics for the next For the rest of
Speaker 2: the week, Lana you or the rowing.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, the men's men's rowing on Thursday, Thursday morning.
Speaker 5: I think they're up for gold.
Speaker 2: That's mine the force. Okay, Mecca, what are you looking
Speaker 2: for for the Olympics?
Speaker 3: Man, I've only I saw a tiny bit of the
Speaker 3: opening ceremony and David Beckon came in on a boat.
Speaker 4: Did I see that right? He was in a boat
Speaker 4: dressed up as James Bond.
Speaker 3: But you know so, I'm looking forward to the closing ceremony.
Speaker 2: And Lee after you finished competing one hundred meters, anything
Speaker 2: else you'll be looking forward to.
Speaker 7: Yeah, after Lana's heads up there, I'll definitely tune into
Speaker 7: the rowing on Thursday after check the times here.
Speaker 8: And then track and field.
Speaker 7: You know, I love when the track and gipson properly
Speaker 7: because you could just watch it all day, back and forth.
Speaker 4: I love a hammer throw, yeah, hammer, but yeah, all
Speaker 4: of that stuff amazing.
Speaker 7: And there's always something going around the track at the
Speaker 7: same time. You know that's good.
Speaker 2: What is what is it about the hammer throw and
Speaker 2: the in the discuss that's you there's.
Speaker 4: Just risking it.
Speaker 3: There's risk, you know, there's if you get your your
Speaker 3: cadence out by a couple of degrees or your release
Speaker 3: out that you can throw that onto the running track
Speaker 3: and those guys are spinning around so fast that it should.
Speaker 3: It just seems really really difficult to do. So when
Speaker 3: you see it done with a plom you have to
Speaker 3: off your hat. But conversely, the chance of a mishap, bloopers.
Speaker 5: I think that the guys are after bloopers.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the sense of danger at the Olympics next.
Speaker 5: Week, division of everything that went wrong right moments of
Speaker 5: these moments, there's a high ticket of that with a
Speaker 5: hammer throw getting you.
Speaker 8: Know, the jamblin going through like the Omen movie.
Speaker 2: You know, right, you watch the Olympics in your imagination
Speaker 2: then and then we'll watch the real stuff. Thanks so
Speaker 2: much for joining us from your wooded wonderlands and look
Speaker 2: after yourselves.
Speaker 5: Safe travels. So yeah, nice to see you.
Speaker 3: We'll see we'll see you next week, will we are?
Speaker 3: It was just just a cameo, cameo.
Speaker 2: No, it should be here next week.
Speaker 8: You'll be back in.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's you know, can I come with it.
Speaker 3: We've been a chat after this because you know, not
Speaker 3: quite the goody once wash