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Speaker 3: Good morning, Flench, Fawn and Haley. Welcome to the show.
Speaker 3: Vaughn's ten dollars Suburb returns today on the show, We're
Speaker 3: going to play after seven thirty this morning, a wild
Speaker 3: round of ten dollars suburb. Yesterday, Oh my.
Speaker 4: God, we made a toddler jump of fence into a pool,
Speaker 4: into the area with the pool, but he's safe.
Speaker 3: Benji taking home ten bucks and fitz roy on New Plummet. Yeah,
Speaker 3: so a bran new suburb after seven thirty this morning,
Speaker 3: the top six coming up. Everybody's striking. I'm right, nurses, teachers,
Speaker 3: fire people and do you know what? Pay them all
Speaker 3: the moneies? Those need three very crucial areas. I think
Speaker 3: that's a I'll say that reflection to the state of
Speaker 3: the nation, Mount Peace of the Left. But one of
Speaker 3: the big ones is we can't have our beautiful people
Speaker 3: of the fire and emergency in New Zealand. We can't
Speaker 3: have them striking because we need them. We need the calendars,
Speaker 3: don't we.
Speaker 4: If you guys close over the Women's Firefighters Calendar, New Zealand.
Speaker 3: No, I reckon, just give it a clock. You don't
Speaker 3: even know. I reckon. Just cast your eyes over it.
Speaker 3: I've got eyes and they're free for casting. Follow the
Speaker 3: women's calendar, Women's Firefighter Calendar. We're not up seating. Oh
Speaker 3: my goodness. No, okay, so there I'm going to set
Speaker 3: myself off. They're stroking on Friday, freud morel So all,
Speaker 3: I've got the top sex ways to not catch fire tomorrow?
Speaker 3: But am I right in thinking they're only striking for
Speaker 3: an hour or a certin amount of specific yes, even there,
Speaker 3: Whereas teachers have a whole day to make it a
Speaker 3: long weekend.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well you popped down to the cormandor it's heating up. Yeah,
Speaker 4: you start swimming in October.
Speaker 3: My daughter's school has teachers on Friday, Thursday strike Friday,
Speaker 3: teachers on Saturday, Sunday, Monday, long weekend. Now teachers. He
Speaker 3: heard from the teachers or the top sacks coming up?
Speaker 3: Top six ways not to catch fire during the strike. Yep.
Speaker 3: Next on the show, though.
Speaker 4: Kevin Federline X husband and baby daddy for Britney Spears
Speaker 4: is releasing a book and it is going to tell
Speaker 4: all and he's already started pouring the.
Speaker 1: Tea plays Fletch Vaughn.
Speaker 4: And Haley Kevin Fedderline baby daddy to Brittany Spears, two sons.
Speaker 4: He was one of her backup dancers back in two
Speaker 4: thousand and four when they met and headed off and
Speaker 4: you know, got married and he tried a music career
Speaker 4: for a while, and everyone thought he was a joke.
Speaker 3: And now he is the primary parent. Tho he's parent,
Speaker 3: won right, He bloody took them away as quirk as
Speaker 3: pass and they are like fifty eight now, the kids, right, yeah,
Speaker 3: I think they're just about pinsion age, but they're like
Speaker 3: adults else. And they made the decision I think of
Speaker 3: few years ago to distance himself from knife dancing.
Speaker 1: Mum.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and great choice.
Speaker 4: This is my gym, that's right, and the music video
Speaker 4: one of New Zealand's biggest proudest moments. He's the hot
Speaker 4: guy and the toxicity Toxicity, No, that's wrongband Toxic.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Yeah. Anyway, So Kevin Fiderlein is releasing a memoir.
Speaker 3: It's called You Thought You Knew this is? This is
Speaker 3: gonna have a lot of teeth.
Speaker 4: So considering he didn't really do much else, Like he's
Speaker 4: not known for much more. Yeah, I think this is
Speaker 4: gonna be a very Britney based book. I read her
Speaker 4: memoir a couple of years ago, loved it.
Speaker 3: I thought it was so good. I saw. One of
Speaker 3: the things he said in this book was the night
Speaker 3: before their wedding, he caught her on the phone to
Speaker 3: Justin Timberlake and was like, what, al babe, I don't
Speaker 3: know shit, And he was like, who you're talking to? Yestin?
Speaker 3: He was like, Justin, that was really good for me,
Speaker 3: actually appreciation.
Speaker 4: Another thing from the book is that he caught her
Speaker 4: cheating on him with a female backup dancer bisexual activity.
Speaker 3: Wow, it doesn't count if it's the same six right, No,
Speaker 3: because that's just hot. He's like, in a different area
Speaker 3: code if you're on tour. Yeah, answer, it's not cheating. Yeah.
Speaker 4: So he's been doing a bit of publicity for this,
Speaker 4: and he was on Entertainment tonight and he was expressing
Speaker 4: some of his genuine concerns about Brittany.
Speaker 3: What's going on now?
Speaker 5: And I'm not going to get into details because I'm
Speaker 5: not going to just expose her personal life, but it's
Speaker 5: ten times worse than anything that I've said in my book.
Speaker 5: I've stayed with my mouth shut for the sake of
Speaker 5: my family. I've tried to help my sons build a
Speaker 5: relationship with their mother, and I prayed to God every
Speaker 5: day that she gets the help that she needs or
Speaker 5: wakes up and realizes. And you have two sons right
Speaker 5: there in front of you that are screaming for a
Speaker 5: life with you, seen that they have with the rest
Speaker 5: of their family.
Speaker 3: At the end of the day, I just.
Speaker 5: Want Brittany to be around for her children for a
Speaker 5: long time.
Speaker 3: I think this is going to be a good raid.
Speaker 4: If you, like me, have sort of become obsessed with
Speaker 4: the ongoing saga that is our.
Speaker 3: Beloved, I think the world always obsessed totally. We just
Speaker 3: want to know more. It's so she's a peculiar anyway,
Speaker 3: that's our On Tuesday next week, wrap your ears or
Speaker 3: your eyes around.
Speaker 1: That play z Ms Fletchborne and Hailey.
Speaker 3: It's all the rage at the moment.
Speaker 4: Dopamine detoxing, Oh yeah, I'm a dopamine addict for sure.
Speaker 3: Quick fixer ruining our attention spans. Yeah, well, guys, science
Speaker 3: is here to ruin the party. Oh no, because science
Speaker 3: has debunked the popular dopamine detox trend, which is all
Speaker 3: over TikTok reels and social media at the moment, because
Speaker 3: you can't detox from dopamine because it's not a toxin
Speaker 3: that you can flush out. Isn't it good for you? Yeah?
Speaker 4: But the little like the the addiction to those little
Speaker 4: dopamine hits is the thing that you're trying to detox,
Speaker 4: but you can't actually flush dopamine from the body.
Speaker 3: No, no, And so that's what they're saying. It's like
Speaker 3: it might feel good for a day if you avoid screens, sugar,
Speaker 3: social media, all of those kind of things, but it's
Speaker 3: not actually going to reset your brain's system. And apparently
Speaker 3: the only way you can do that is by making
Speaker 3: like meaningful improvement. Yes, I know, I know, you've got
Speaker 3: to focus on you just got to do all those
Speaker 3: little things and just change.
Speaker 4: As Okay, I found this little article of the forty
Speaker 4: five ways to get it a quick little dopamine hit,
Speaker 4: No phone needed. Should we try some of these? Give
Speaker 4: me number between one and.
Speaker 3: Seven. Wait, are you on your on slides? You can't
Speaker 3: do this when you're on slide? Yes, I can stay
Speaker 3: with me, You're going to have to shuttle backwards. Okay,
Speaker 3: here we are eat lean protein. What are we talking?
Speaker 3: Get some chicken nuggets in here? I don't that. I
Speaker 3: was talking to a food technologist on Tuesday night for
Speaker 3: about technologists. Yeah wow, like convinced food. Yeah wow. And
Speaker 3: she was saying, what is the thing we take creatine? Yeah? Next,
Speaker 3: like everybody should be taking its new type coming out too.
Speaker 3: There's a new a new type creatine. It's all the
Speaker 3: rage at the moment eased off because what they said
Speaker 3: was you would have to get creatane naturally, you'd have
Speaker 3: to eat one kg of like tomatoes, meat. And I
Speaker 3: was like, well, I'll just do that because it comes
Speaker 3: just a whole lot of other stuff. But I want
Speaker 3: to eat a cajuice to day. Okay. It's really good
Speaker 3: as well for like people like us and people listening
Speaker 3: now that get up early in the morning. Everything cognitive,
Speaker 3: she said, everything, everything, everything, family, You want to do it,
Speaker 3: get doad on some cretan keep brain Yep. Though it
Speaker 3: adds water to amongst this, right, what makes it so
Speaker 3: good for you, yeah, is that it keeps you hydrating.
Speaker 3: I was getting too jacked, man. I had to go
Speaker 3: like sideways for a door. Yeah, yeah, that was a
Speaker 3: really tiny door though, playhouse, but I had to go
Speaker 3: because of the scrouch and kind of crowd. Okay, do
Speaker 3: you want another dopamine hurt? Okay, that's not like a
Speaker 3: bad dopamine hurt. Sniff coffee beans. Okay, Oh my god,
Speaker 3: this is I'm now looking at the last one of
Speaker 3: them to look at the stars, the moon this morning,
Speaker 3: the lovely am care and weirdly low north nor yet
Speaker 3: sinking the moon. Okay, here's yeah, people don't know because
Speaker 3: the COVID vaccent. Yeah, damn it, there's another run on
Speaker 3: the list. Don't do that. I don't like number two
Speaker 3: on the list. There was a sort of girls use
Speaker 3: a silly voice like that. I couldn't pick a voice
Speaker 3: I don't like. Am I just going to go back
Speaker 3: to my I'm just going to go back to scrolling
Speaker 3: talks to be honest. Yeah, I think it's time. No stop,
Speaker 3: I'm gonna go Why did you put all the voices
Speaker 3: any slippery impression? I was telling the boys. We were like,
Speaker 3: who's the first because Prime Minister, you remember Jim Bolger
Speaker 3: has passed away and he's like the first Prime Minister.
Speaker 3: I can remember being Prime Minister and knowing what a
Speaker 3: prime I remember he came to our high school. Did
Speaker 3: you play with boys from? Yeah?
Speaker 4: Well my first memory of knowing the Prime Minister was
Speaker 4: Jenny Shipley, and I remembered that when I was like
Speaker 4: a or nine years old. I used to she was
Speaker 4: my first impression. And I used to walk into the
Speaker 4: room and be like and I'd be like, Mom, Mom,
Speaker 4: who am I? Who are you like Jenny Slippery?
Speaker 3: Because we used to say Jim Bold in his pants? Yeah.
Speaker 3: It's pretty good day, you know when you could have
Speaker 3: a laugh at the Prime Minister and it wasn't like
Speaker 3: just said yeah. It wasn't like oh no, it wasn't
Speaker 3: just like sad. Yeah. It wasn't just like do you
Speaker 3: guys want to see my chimney slippery? Yeah? Yeah? Yeah?
Speaker 3: Okay did you do a voice too? Because she didn't.
Speaker 3: I don't remember her voice, not like and Ruth Okay,
Speaker 3: whoa whom I Genie slip? Wow? Wows? But who am I?
Speaker 3: Bulson his pants?
Speaker 1: Zms Fletchborne and Hailey.
Speaker 4: There is a updated version of chat JPT coming When
Speaker 4: is this on Front?
Speaker 3: December December December twenty twenty five, and it's supposed to.
Speaker 4: I mean, originally they had a lot of sort of
Speaker 4: safeguarding all over it to protect you know, whoever was
Speaker 4: using it. And I remember, you know, trying to be
Speaker 4: a bit naughty with it, and it was like, I
Speaker 4: can't do that.
Speaker 3: It was like last year, and I was maybe, well
Speaker 3: the year before, look what I did with mine. Yesterday
Speaker 3: I took a photo of where I want to put
Speaker 3: my Irish pub and I said, can you show me
Speaker 3: what it's going to look like when I built my
Speaker 3: little Irish pub. It's tubag. That's dizzy one lotto last
Speaker 3: night and not tell us we've got a deal. I don't.
Speaker 3: I haven't checked my ticket. No, this is my dream.
Speaker 3: You don't have to be able to afford your dreams, now,
Speaker 3: that's true, actually towards them. You have a goal. You
Speaker 3: work hard to get what you want lovely. So I
Speaker 3: plan to work moderately and still get what I want.
Speaker 3: To look at generated images of my dream.
Speaker 4: It's called entitlements, still going to want. So it's part
Speaker 4: of the new version of chet GPT. It's going to
Speaker 4: allow more human like personalities.
Speaker 3: It's going to be able to.
Speaker 4: Use emojis, respond like a friend match user tome, and
Speaker 4: it has introduced a new erotica feature to in line
Speaker 4: with its new treat Adults Like Adults policy. So I
Speaker 4: think you'd have to log in to do this, I
Speaker 4: don't know, to prove your age. It will have age
Speaker 4: gaining measures, so you maybe upload idea or something like that,
Speaker 4: and then you.
Speaker 3: Can go on and be like, what does mama want
Speaker 3: to read today? So it'll write me? Is it cashing
Speaker 3: in on the whole girl?
Speaker 4: I'm go in and say, write me a piece of
Speaker 4: a roshka centered around a.
Speaker 3: Radio station. One female, two.
Speaker 4: Males always have historically been platonic.
Speaker 3: But the tension has been there since day one. Yeah,
Speaker 3: one of them is half man, half horse. One of
Speaker 3: them is a centaur. Yeah, one of them is, and
Speaker 3: one of the minotaur yeah yeah yeah, and it's an
Speaker 3: enemy lovers.
Speaker 4: And during a team meeting, staff meeting, of which we
Speaker 4: have today, this is this a meeting that could be
Speaker 4: in an email?
Speaker 3: It feels like, yeah, what's been an email?
Speaker 4: We could say they were set at the back of
Speaker 4: the sea, the seabam meeting. Yeah, when thighs brushed and
Speaker 4: then off it would go and it would ride us
Speaker 4: an erotica.
Speaker 3: Is it Is it about that or is it about
Speaker 3: getting their users more in love with their product? Definitely,
Speaker 3: because I mean I love reading smart we all do.
Speaker 3: But it's sometimes you're like, oh, I'm not that's not
Speaker 3: so much my cappetite. But there's not going to be
Speaker 3: that personal Lisali. You can go in and say it.
Speaker 4: I want the lead character to be a hilarious, hot
Speaker 4: thirty six year old woman from New Zealand for example.
Speaker 4: I would put in there, and I want the main
Speaker 4: male character to be Jason Mamore and they mate.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Well, Carmen's just message that it's the problem with
Speaker 3: authors and I've heard this is that, and this is
Speaker 3: the same with all of like anybody that uses it
Speaker 3: to generate art or stories, it has to draw inspiration
Speaker 3: from somewhere. It can't. It doesn't think it up. No,
Speaker 3: it can't create. Yeah, it just takes and changes, and
Speaker 3: it's using actual author's real works. Yeah. So it's still
Speaker 3: as basically stealing, isn't it. Yeah? Yeah, I mean that
Speaker 3: would be as good as a creative brain. You have
Speaker 3: sat there and for months mapped out as store all
Speaker 3: of the massive like a lot, not all, but A
Speaker 3: lot of the massive titles in this area started out
Speaker 3: as fan fiction. Yeah sure, yeah, little Internet fan fa
Speaker 3: Remione fan fiction, Romie Raco malfoy it hooked up with
Speaker 3: Hermione grangery in the Harry Potter World. No, I'm still
Speaker 3: really devastated that there's no homes brow fan fiction. There
Speaker 3: is one, yeah, that Jeremy Yeah a task that was
Speaker 3: task Master fan Yeah yeah, yeah yeah. Okay, Well that's
Speaker 3: coming in December, so I think we're going to lose
Speaker 3: you people time for Christmas. Yeah, falling in love with
Speaker 3: their AI machines, Yes, just in time, just in time
Speaker 3: for Christmas. A Christmas Roman, Mum and Dad. Can't wait
Speaker 3: to meet your new partner? Yeah, well you can't because
Speaker 3: he's in here in my laptop plays Fletchborne and Hailey
Speaker 3: clay z MS Fletch Voorn.
Speaker 4: And now yesterday Flinch and I went to the gym
Speaker 4: together and so we were hitting downstairs to collect my vehicle,
Speaker 4: and that was when I believe Flitch felt a small
Speaker 4: rumble in the tumble and see it before I get
Speaker 4: into the vehicle.
Speaker 3: I am going to need to evacuate my bolls the
Speaker 3: bike bathroomthrooms down sometimes skip the toilets and the foy
Speaker 3: air at work, cash the lift down to the basement
Speaker 3: when my cars parked and immediately be like, I'm not
Speaker 3: going to make it home. No, and I go and
Speaker 3: use the there's only one toilet in the downstairs? Is
Speaker 3: that five showers? I think the showered toilet ratio all
Speaker 3: way down it's so out of ex same with the
Speaker 3: female ones as well. And I can't have urinals down
Speaker 3: there because it's below Yes, I worked it out. I
Speaker 3: was like, whire so that So you flush the toilet
Speaker 3: down there and your hear go and get sucked up
Speaker 3: the street levels, sucking up your poops straight, whereas the
Speaker 3: wheeze and aurine wouldn't work. No, it wouldn't.
Speaker 4: So you were heading to the bathroom, which is when
Speaker 4: I heard you say he.
Speaker 3: Literally caught out. Help, wait, what's happening? And they go
Speaker 3: around the bind and that's when we see Vaughan's truck
Speaker 3: lights on, lights on, unlocked with Vorn. I was like, oh,
Speaker 3: my god, is going to be collapsed in the front seat.
Speaker 3: He's had a heart at heart attack. There it is,
Speaker 3: there's all that red mete an incident. Right. Yeah, it's
Speaker 3: hard to guess yourself in a hybrid pretty hard, Yeah,
Speaker 3: for long, just goes to electric, you know, as it starts.
Speaker 3: So I'm like, oh, Vaughn's left his lights on. The idiot.
Speaker 3: I'm able to open the door and I'm like what,
Speaker 3: And I'm like, I'm trying to turn off the dial
Speaker 3: it's on off and the light no, the button shuttles
Speaker 3: between the different lights, and I did, and I did
Speaker 3: please it as well, and that's when Haley and I
Speaker 3: realized that it's not turning off. The lights aren't turning
Speaker 3: off because your keys are in there. Your keys are
Speaker 3: in the car, and the car was like on, not
Speaker 3: motor running, but on. Yeah, And you'd gone to catch
Speaker 3: up with a friend for coffee and I'm like, oh, well,
Speaker 3: Warne's just obviously dumped his bag and the keys and
Speaker 3: left it here. So so we're starting to picture a
Speaker 3: horrific afternoon for you.
Speaker 4: You come back from a lovely, friendly catch up with
Speaker 4: a friend, you can't get there and batter it. So
Speaker 4: we were like, we'll save the day.
Speaker 3: Get in the front, and.
Speaker 4: I turned off the car properly, and I've took your
Speaker 4: keys out and I hid them.
Speaker 3: You hit the month put them on. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: I mean I had the car running with the keys
Speaker 3: in it, so it was like the safety wasn't this
Speaker 3: is really an issue? Is it's in a lot car? Yeah?
Speaker 3: And then you had tried calling him.
Speaker 6: I tried.
Speaker 3: I seen a photo. I said, he we've left your keys,
Speaker 3: and Hayley and I went on with our day, and
Speaker 3: we did say to ourselves many times, could we really
Speaker 3: saved and stay there? Yeah? And crazy? Actually he must
Speaker 3: still be catching up this mat because he has not
Speaker 3: sent us the thanks that we felt so deserved we deserved.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and then you finally missed it after catching up
Speaker 4: with you.
Speaker 3: And I said, no, I did it on purpose. I
Speaker 3: was charging my Apple Watch. It weren't anymore, were you no?
Speaker 3: Because I was only gone for like maybe ten minutes
Speaker 3: before you guys these two clowns came along and turned
Speaker 3: the car off, so watched. Yeah. Igine, it's an electric battery,
Speaker 3: so it would like just sit with that for a
Speaker 3: very very very long time.
Speaker 4: I don't know how batter it's worked. Sometimes in my car,
Speaker 4: if I leave the lights on.
Speaker 3: Rocking up hybrid, I'm not rocking a highbrod. I didn't
Speaker 3: know because my watch didn't charge over night, and I
Speaker 3: was like, I'm not going to the gym if I
Speaker 3: can't close the rings, Like what's the point. And so
Speaker 3: I needed the encouragement of the watch having a full
Speaker 3: charge to the jewel right home. Okay, So I left
Speaker 3: it charging full well, knowing yeah, how battery wouldn't go
Speaker 3: flat in the hour and a bit I was away, Yeah,
Speaker 3: how much charge did your Apple watch have when you
Speaker 3: got back to about fourteen percent? It's not enough for
Speaker 3: a long workout, is that? Nope, So you didn't go
Speaker 3: to the gym, but I go to the gym because
Speaker 3: then I got back in the car and I was like,
Speaker 3: oh and I put it back. I put it, plugged
Speaker 3: it back. We'll see that you could have just done
Speaker 3: that eventually. A way, we're still waiting for our thanks
Speaker 3: for saving your afternoon, not thanks, kind of just pulled
Speaker 3: out the watch. Was constantly that. I was just finishing
Speaker 3: my workout and I was like, I'm gonna go flat again.
Speaker 3: So I just managed to get it in. Okay, we'll
Speaker 3: go well, no no harm, no foul, no harm, no foul,
Speaker 3: Just don't just don't touch it, and you're not thanks
Speaker 3: as not accepted. Next time something like this happens and
Speaker 3: you actually do need us to, you know, step in
Speaker 3: and help. Come give me a jump, plays Fletch Thorn and.
Speaker 1: Haley from the Fletchforn and Haley group chat. This is
Speaker 1: the top six.
Speaker 3: Can know my strikes are happening everywhere man, Yes, so
Speaker 3: fire fins, fire and emergency in New Zealand are oraging
Speaker 3: people and businesses and cities and towns primarily served by
Speaker 3: Korea firefighters to remain extra Korean firefighters Korea, Korea, I'm
Speaker 3: young Korea firefighters, KA firefighters. No, they they park their
Speaker 3: fire truck on the just put on the non volunteer
Speaker 3: full time firefighters. So for example, volunteer brigades will still
Speaker 3: okay because they're doing it for free anyway of the fire. Yeah,
Speaker 3: they do it for volunteering, you know, for the community.
Speaker 3: Whereas those in cities and towns people are urged to
Speaker 3: remain extra careful during the hours of mid day and
Speaker 3: one o'clock tomorrow that is when they will be fight
Speaker 3: a fight striking not.
Speaker 4: Can I just say we've had like twenty messages on
Speaker 4: police cannot strike police in the defense force.
Speaker 3: And you know why though, because it'd just be lawlessness.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, imagine they strike. I go, I'd steal
Speaker 3: a TV. I'll just do it. I'll steal a TV TV.
Speaker 3: I don't know. I've got a TV I don't need.
Speaker 3: Take what do you need two TV's?
Speaker 7: I don't know.
Speaker 3: I'd just got a Moucci and I'd steal frocks. I would,
Speaker 3: and I'd be like, suck it. You know, what are
Speaker 3: you going to do? Call the cops striking? They're striking,
Speaker 3: but yeah, they everybody that can strike is striking. Yeah,
Speaker 3: pretty much striking that could possibly be striking. Should we
Speaker 3: strike a union. We're not union. I'm also happy. I'm fine, Yeah, yeah, happy, Yeah,
Speaker 3: I'm happy.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I mean my sign will saying very well, pay them
Speaker 3: the money we need. These guys totally the essentials. They
Speaker 3: give them what they want. Most of the fire people
Speaker 3: are just like, we're just like the right sort of
Speaker 3: equipment to be able to save lives. If that's okay,
Speaker 3: what a what a minimal eye? Have you seen the truck, say,
Speaker 3: with all of the year put over it, like this
Speaker 3: truck is however old, and this latter is broken and
Speaker 3: this is yeah, you don't think about it until that
Speaker 3: bloody burned down. Yeah. Top six ways not to catch
Speaker 3: fire during the fire strike. Number six on the list,
Speaker 3: stay in the bath. You can't catch fire and water.
Speaker 3: It's literally one of the weirdest places to be. It's
Speaker 3: one of the one of the best. Get in the bath.
Speaker 3: If you don't have a bath, you could use a pool,
Speaker 3: ocean if you don't yet. The ocean is pretty much
Speaker 3: one big bath. Just the world. Yeah, late the ocean,
Speaker 3: the bath of the world. It is, it is. We're
Speaker 3: all just sharing it. It's just a bath. Is the
Speaker 3: world with a bit of food in it. Food and
Speaker 3: fish and fish pose. Yeah. Number five on the list
Speaker 3: of the top six ways not to catch fire during
Speaker 3: the fire strike. Do not play with matches or lighters.
Speaker 3: Lighters classic that they make fire, yeah, and that fire
Speaker 3: can spread. Maybe just maybe just have an hour off
Speaker 3: candles too, just take the time. Since number four on
Speaker 3: the list of the top six ways not to catch
Speaker 3: fire in the fire strike, do not, under any circumstance
Speaker 3: cover yourself in flammable liquids.
Speaker 4: Damn it, I was gonna for the skin and you know,
Speaker 4: I've been having skinner.
Speaker 3: Shirt, I know, but it's flammable fireworks because it isn't
Speaker 3: Guy Fawkes coming up. I don't have fireworks because it
Speaker 3: was a producer. Did you say someone was letting off
Speaker 3: fireworks in the city yesterday?
Speaker 8: So I went for a little walk and I was
Speaker 8: walking up Pops and straight off to Ponts and Bay.
Speaker 3: To the supermarket. Darla, Wait, what you go to the
Speaker 3: dairy es today?
Speaker 8: Well, I went to the dairy later, as we'll talk
Speaker 8: about later in the show. Okay, I did a second
Speaker 8: dary visit Long tes No. I was going to the
Speaker 8: Ponts and Bee supermarket and as I was walking a lot,
Speaker 8: I heard what I thought was gunshots, and I panicked,
Speaker 8: and because I was with my partner, and I was like.
Speaker 3: Was that a gunshot? And he's like, I think they're fireworks.
Speaker 3: And then we looked and there was like the tinge.
Speaker 8: Of like daylight fireworks going off at midday apartment. Well
Speaker 8: it was just off the side we will walking out
Speaker 8: the road, so I think they were leading them off
Speaker 8: their apartment onto the road. But they let off the
Speaker 8: whole you know how there's like I don't know, maybe
Speaker 8: ten and a go. Yeah, it was the whole ten
Speaker 8: Like it was.
Speaker 3: Like man, man, Man, Roman candle. Well maybe maybe you've
Speaker 3: just seen that.
Speaker 4: Tomorrow there's a huge fireworks display where we live.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there is. I'm going to go, and I'd be like,
Speaker 3: think about the cats. Well, I didn't have a fireworks
Speaker 3: but number three on the list of the top six
Speaker 3: ways not to catch fire during the fire strike, if
Speaker 3: we could all just not firewalk for a little while.
Speaker 3: I know you loves and fire, but I can. I
Speaker 3: can give that a resk to my just for that time,
Speaker 3: because put you out if you catch fire. Number two
Speaker 3: on the less of the top six ways not to
Speaker 3: catch fire dre in the strike. Don't wear cheap flammable
Speaker 3: pajamas and stand next to a gaars seater. I love
Speaker 3: my flannelits and the change of the season. You do,
Speaker 3: and you're still rocking a three bar gay seat. Yeah,
Speaker 3: don't stand be careful. And number one and the less
Speaker 3: of the top six ways not to catch fire in
Speaker 3: the fire straight, whatever you do, do not bloody rub
Speaker 3: two sticks together at a rapid pace and put dry
Speaker 3: pine needles on them and gently blow. Whatever you do,
Speaker 3: what would happen? Well, you could start flying fire fire
Speaker 3: a couple of sticks. Stick. We'll get our heart of
Speaker 3: a pineails far easier said than done.
Speaker 4: Do you genuinely think if you got lost in the bush, No,
Speaker 4: you'd be able to do it.
Speaker 3: No. In New Zealand, bush is too weird, don't you.
Speaker 3: We are a moist. We need to get somewhere. You
Speaker 3: need to get out from under the canny cover, yes,
Speaker 3: and find some dry stuff. But even then, or just
Speaker 3: a McDonald, This ould country is as weird as a shag.
Speaker 4: You'd probably just get a I start one of those
Speaker 4: blocks in a lighter, yeah, bother of sticks.
Speaker 3: Men use a lighter. Yeah, I mean that's a great idiot.
Speaker 3: If you're lost, light a fire with a lighter. Take
Speaker 3: a light. That's what I always have a lighter in
Speaker 3: a knife. Yeah from last CBD. You won't catch me.
Speaker 3: That's top sext today.
Speaker 1: Play zims Flitchford.
Speaker 4: According to the survey, three in ten American adults are
Speaker 4: still afraid.
Speaker 3: Of the dark, A lot of them. One in ten
Speaker 3: sleeping with the lights fully on. What it's so bad?
Speaker 3: What the hell? You should try and have it darkness?
Speaker 3: Sleep with an I mass now, it's so good life
Speaker 3: change iron mark, im mass ugly but masks and the
Speaker 3: iron mask leaping in an iron mask it's light. It's
Speaker 3: like an anxiety blanket for the face. It is quite nice,
Speaker 3: but you need darkness to like you tell your body it's.
Speaker 4: Time for the hell to sleep and replenish. No, I
Speaker 4: need complete darkness as well, and I love the dark.
Speaker 4: The other day I did see a shadow and I went.
Speaker 3: But you can't have shadows in the complete because I've
Speaker 3: got a.
Speaker 4: Little window that looks into my bedroom, do you know,
Speaker 4: like at the top of the door.
Speaker 3: Oh, that was me, the peep window, peepet window, and
Speaker 3: my TV. She's so deserved for attention. She even wants
Speaker 3: to able to watch her sleep genuinely. Is no one
Speaker 3: looking at me?
Speaker 6: Oh my god?
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's nightmare. Someone look and listen at me, laugh
Speaker 3: at me. The most horrible nightmare that no one was
Speaker 3: laughing at me anyway. So it's a very childish fear.
Speaker 3: I guess it is here. Yeah, I want to know.
Speaker 3: Is it one of the innate human fears? It's just
Speaker 3: because you can't see, and so like fears that you're
Speaker 3: born with, one of them is falling. Is it? Is
Speaker 3: it so that we keep our sounds alive, so we
Speaker 3: don't go out in the dark because our bodies will
Speaker 3: I guess wired to escape predators. Yes, I mean cave
Speaker 3: men had the moon, didn't they. Yeah, that's true, had
Speaker 3: the moon. We're born with eight fears, the fear of falling,
Speaker 3: and the fear of loud noises.
Speaker 4: I do apologize the darkness isn't one of them. I
Speaker 4: hate loud noises. If you pop a balloon near me,
Speaker 4: I'm going to punch in the guts.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Anyway, I want to know if you have an unreasonable
Speaker 4: or a silly fear like the dark. And I don't
Speaker 4: want to purpose anyone's fears because, let's be honest, mine
Speaker 4: is one of the dark.
Speaker 3: A lot of them have like the actual names, don't they. Phobia, Yeah, clanophobia?
Speaker 3: What's that of clowns? Planophobia? There's a proper Name's not clownophobia.
Speaker 3: M't come around here with your education. Chorrophobia consistant fear
Speaker 3: of clowns that can trig a significant distress. Do you
Speaker 3: know a lot of people to this day as adults
Speaker 3: will be scared to get to their beard hanging on
Speaker 3: the side of the bed. One of the main reasons
Speaker 3: that good solid bed based rules because you can run.
Speaker 3: The monsters can't live under no one can live under
Speaker 3: my bed unless you're in one of the drawers. They
Speaker 3: can't actually open that. So when the monsters are in
Speaker 3: your wardrobe, your shape the wardrobe, they actually can't open that.
Speaker 3: But if you leave it open, they can get it.
Speaker 3: My clothes. Horses slid under my bed and that's all
Speaker 3: that fits under there. So good luck monsters. Okay, so
Speaker 3: you want to hear from people this morning?
Speaker 4: What is your silly or irrational or you know, maybe
Speaker 4: like a childish fear that you still have now as
Speaker 4: an adult.
Speaker 3: Okay, eight hundred Wait, what did someone message?
Speaker 4: Just message in the word and they said that they're
Speaker 4: legitimately scared of m O t hs as well, But
Speaker 4: you can't because you were happy to type the word.
Speaker 3: Whereas you can't even say the word or look at
Speaker 3: the word. Okay, oh, eight hundred dolls and mson number,
Speaker 3: give us a call. You can take through nine six
Speaker 3: nine sex. What is your silly fear? Third of Americans
Speaker 3: are still scared of the dark.
Speaker 4: So I want to know what is your I guess,
Speaker 4: irrational or sort of seemingly silly fear that you still
Speaker 4: hold onto as an adult.
Speaker 3: As an adult, Yours is the powdery butterflies, powdery, but
Speaker 3: dusty butts. Fletchers also scared of dusty butts. Yeah, you
Speaker 3: gotta keep them fresh dusty, but my god, I hate them.
Speaker 3: The irony is, and I think we've mentioned this before,
Speaker 3: is that Haley is terrified of m O. T. H is.
Speaker 3: But we have double glazing, two layers of windows, exterior
Speaker 3: and the insterior, insterior interior, and there's an emots did that.
Speaker 3: They didn't clear the windows, and it sits there. It's
Speaker 3: like a a tree like a museum displays a cheer. Yeah,
Speaker 3: there's a cheer in front of it. And every now
Speaker 3: and then I see it again. It made me feel
Speaker 3: quite so just move on. Other Okay, other people's phobias. Michael,
Speaker 3: good morning, what's yours? Good morning? I hate like and
Speaker 3: like weak glad rap. Could I give it a peck
Speaker 3: and a roll and a flick? Oh?
Speaker 1: Think they was going to cut it off with a knight.
Speaker 3: Really, so you'll just you'll lose a bit of the
Speaker 3: skin and apple just to get rid of it.
Speaker 6: Yep.
Speaker 3: Gone, it is weird. They put those stickers on everything,
Speaker 3: like even every piece, every piece like and we know
Speaker 3: it's a mandarin, you know, like we're of the mandarin
Speaker 3: status of this mandarin it is. They needs it, They
Speaker 3: needs it. They need it because if someone just posed
Speaker 3: a single mandarin, they're not going to know it. Put
Speaker 3: in your mouth and all the stickers have got the
Speaker 3: plu on them. Yeah, yeah, but the weak glad rap
Speaker 3: I can kind of understand because it's a weird texture,
Speaker 3: isn't it.
Speaker 1: That's a texture the oh you don't how long it's
Speaker 1: been there for?
Speaker 3: It's yeah. How much money, Michael, would you take for
Speaker 3: us to cover you in wet glad rap? Like you
Speaker 3: couldn't pay me? Like, what about the thousand dollars?
Speaker 4: I've got ten grand in my pocket. I'm going to
Speaker 4: give it to you right now if I can wet
Speaker 4: lad wrap you.
Speaker 1: Ten grand and one dollar were on.
Speaker 3: My head, tin grand I don't have while you're covered
Speaker 3: in wet glad rap, willpot fruit stickers on your cheeks.
Speaker 3: He's like, no money in the world. Sorry, Sorry for
Speaker 3: traumatizing you there, Michael, Sarah, what is your fear as
Speaker 3: an adult?
Speaker 1: Good morning?
Speaker 3: My fear has been for a long time, robots or
Speaker 3: people dressed as robots. The future is going to be
Speaker 3: bleak for you. Wait, wait, not robots, but just humans
Speaker 3: wearing robot costumes.
Speaker 7: Both and I don't know where it comes from.
Speaker 6: And the other thing was stilt walkers.
Speaker 9: I am highly creaped out by stilt walkers.
Speaker 3: Yeah, because it's like wall but like it's just a
Speaker 3: but you're still in aportion. Yeah, anybody else want addresses
Speaker 3: a robot and get on some stilts? Really blow my mind.
Speaker 3: Robot's supposure therapy. It is a real way to get
Speaker 3: over fears.
Speaker 9: I think it comes from Doctor who is a kid
Speaker 9: and Wars.
Speaker 3: Yeah, okay, yeah, yeah, it's scary as a kid. Yeah,
Speaker 3: the Daraleks and doctor Who. Thanks here? Anonymous? What is
Speaker 3: your fear as an adult?
Speaker 9: Long time listeners?
Speaker 3: First on Lovey Welcome, No, my home.
Speaker 9: My fear it is biting cello tapes.
Speaker 3: I like to break it off. I'm actually really good
Speaker 3: at this. Yeah I'm not not good at that. You
Speaker 3: don't like it? You don't like it either? No? No, just
Speaker 3: my teeth are funny shaped? Doesn't do it well? Have
Speaker 3: you broken a tooth or something? Anonymous? What's the origins?
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 9: I just just even the sort of it makes me
Speaker 9: feel so and I couldn't even watch someone do it.
Speaker 3: It's just I can literally hear the quiver in your voice. Wait,
Speaker 3: could you do you still use selitate like to rat presents,
Speaker 3: but you just have a dispenser. Yeah, I just have
Speaker 3: a spencer use That's probably good because we're not supposed
Speaker 3: to be using our teeth the way we use them.
Speaker 3: No beer bottles and cracking, you know, ripping ship open. Anonymous,
Speaker 3: thank you so much. Some ticks in string of It's
Speaker 3: on the sides of banana. H Kelsey said, I've got megalophobia,
Speaker 3: like having to walk off planes if I have to
Speaker 3: because that's so big and standing next to the skytower
Speaker 3: absolutely freaks me out. Okay, so winger of things. Yeah,
Speaker 3: when things are way way bigger than me. Imagine seeing
Speaker 3: a huge whale. That'd be too much. Yeah, absolutely phobia.
Speaker 3: I've never heard I've never heard of that. That's so fascinating.
Speaker 3: So when you go overseas, if you're going to London,
Speaker 3: you just have to do like lots of three hour
Speaker 3: trips on little planes, yeah, because I mean you could
Speaker 3: take a boat, but those things aren't small. Some of
Speaker 3: those jumbo JITs say you like they're well, yeah, when
Speaker 3: you're like walking past it to get on it and
Speaker 3: you're like, oh, that's not that's not that's not flying,
Speaker 3: that's not hovering. Get off the ground when you get
Speaker 3: that makes all those squeaky noises. Yeah, ice block sticks.
Speaker 3: I can't even see or watch someone holding on to
Speaker 3: my toe balloons. Are scared of those discussing latex bags
Speaker 3: of hot breath, lay tix bags of hot breath. That's
Speaker 3: so funny. As a kid, someone told me that when
Speaker 3: you kill a spider, all of its family will come
Speaker 3: for you. And so now I'm like terrified of spiders
Speaker 3: and also won't kill them because I don't want us.
Speaker 3: I'm scared of using big spoons and a tea spoons
Speaker 3: only that probably makes your meal go further. Yeah, it does. Yeah,
Speaker 3: makes you feel like you're ready more. I have trapophobia.
Speaker 3: That's the cluster of holes punges. Lots of people have
Speaker 3: those hummus trif of holes. No, well so they couldn't
Speaker 3: even go timp and bowling? Are they big enough?
Speaker 10: No hole, whole busters?
Speaker 3: No, I ain't. The hole was okay, whole Busters. We
Speaker 3: didn't know because we hadn't said that doesn't it doesn't
Speaker 3: always hit script. I think broadcasting Santa's authority has they're
Speaker 3: a bit looser on improv r.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 3: It was a calculate yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: As broadcasters, we make mistakes, and whole Busters was one
Speaker 3: of them. I don't know if there's a name for it,
Speaker 3: but when it's nighttime and dark outside, I can't have
Speaker 3: the curtains open, it feels like someone's lurking in the darkness.
Speaker 3: I mean that's just being afraid of the dark. I
Speaker 3: think that's watching Scream as a teenager. Yeah, yeah, lobsters
Speaker 3: or crabs. Mom threw one at me while I was
Speaker 3: on the toilet once as a mom. Sounds funmm sounds
Speaker 3: sound fun sounds for all. Mum had a couple of
Speaker 3: mum it had a couple of wines. How weird is
Speaker 3: it that your mum's like, I've had a couple of
Speaker 3: drinks and throw some crabs at my kids. Is in
Speaker 3: the toilet, Craig, Craig, watch this crab. I'm about to
Speaker 3: create a lifelong tram.
Speaker 2: Plays its Fletchborn and Haley plays it Ms. Fletchborn and Haley.
Speaker 3: Vaughn right now has a sob story. You've only got
Speaker 3: yourself to blame. That costs more than ten dollars. Okay.
Speaker 3: A friend of mine messages a while ago and she said,
Speaker 3: I've got a package fire. She started doing like marketing
Speaker 3: and power for Lee the saw mill bears, Oh yeah,
Speaker 3: out much kind much kindaway. So she moved there and
Speaker 3: she's like, I've been I'm doing this now and I've
Speaker 3: got this package for you. And I was like, oh,
Speaker 3: she's like a career down. I was like, well that's
Speaker 3: going to cost. I was like, just give it to
Speaker 3: a mutual friend and I'll catch up with that friend
Speaker 3: and they'll be in exchange.
Speaker 5: Now.
Speaker 3: That is one of those things where you're like, yep,
Speaker 3: sit and done, and then weeks are passing and you
Speaker 3: still haven't got your thing, and then the friends like,
Speaker 3: I'm sick of carrying around this thing for you. Can
Speaker 3: I just post it? Time to get it, And so
Speaker 3: I was like, let's catch up for coffee. Okay the
Speaker 3: middle friend. So yesterday went and caught up with coffee
Speaker 3: for her, and this box sat on the table the
Speaker 3: whole time. And when she left, she's like, how are
Speaker 3: you getting this back to your work? I said, I'm
Speaker 3: going to pop it in the back of a Lime scooter.
Speaker 3: Some of them have baskets. Some of them got by
Speaker 3: the seats in the baskets. The seed lime scooters are
Speaker 3: embarrassing for a fully grown man to stay around a
Speaker 3: few times and everybody, every time someone said to me,
Speaker 3: just stand up, Yeah, just stand up. Yeah, I stand up.
Speaker 3: If they're's only one to you, just stand up, I'm
Speaker 3: feeling silly. Also, when you sit down, I feel like
Speaker 3: you get all the bumps whereas you stand up that
Speaker 3: you feel like I'm a freestyle motocross off roader. Okay,
Speaker 3: I feel like I feel like I'm a nitro circus okay,
Speaker 3: or the middle Yeah, jackass, I'm a forty three year
Speaker 3: old man with a bad bag. Actually very dangerous for
Speaker 3: me to be doing. Yes. So then I get back
Speaker 3: to work. I hop off, I take my photo of
Speaker 3: my scooter in its position, and I walk away from
Speaker 3: the package. Dum, didn't you leave something? It was your
Speaker 3: protein powder, that's right, Yeah, same thing.
Speaker 4: Like I'd picked up his courier and we split ways,
Speaker 4: and I was like, I'll bring this over to yours
Speaker 4: back of the thing.
Speaker 3: He's walking because you don't see it, and the basket
Speaker 3: needs to be on the front. So were you constantly
Speaker 3: looking at the thing. I went back. I haven't told them,
Speaker 3: by the way that I both.
Speaker 4: Both the look because I went back and I saw
Speaker 4: and then the package was in the back and I
Speaker 4: was like, oh my god, I just grabbed it.
Speaker 3: I didn't even think about it till I got home
Speaker 3: way later in the day after some runabouts with the girls,
Speaker 3: and I got I was like, man, I could do
Speaker 3: with the beer. Oh my god. N wait, Shannon, who
Speaker 3: just left a box of beers in public? A kid
Speaker 3: could have found those on me?
Speaker 4: Yeah, and now he started his lifelong relationship with alcohol
Speaker 4: and that's on you.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 3: Yeah, when the teacher's striking yesterday, the probably yeah happened.
Speaker 3: I like to think someone living in Central Auckland that's
Speaker 3: living rough found.
Speaker 4: Themselves a lovely local craft beer, lovely warm, lovely shaking warm,
Speaker 4: slightly shaken but you know, not fussy.
Speaker 3: Just greatful. So I like that. You've got got in
Speaker 3: our group chat later in the day and then like
Speaker 3: kind of kind of said maybe, I'm like, she didn't
Speaker 3: know that, is it doing a run around? She said,
Speaker 3: I live clothes. I'm going to go to the diary anyway. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I was going to the deery. I needed tomatoes. So
Speaker 3: I was like, I'm going to do a round trip.
Speaker 8: I went to the other dairy just for you and uh,
Speaker 8: And then I was messaging you being like, is it
Speaker 8: the scooters?
Speaker 3: At the scooter it was and it wasn't any and
Speaker 3: they were long only one of those scooters, but the
Speaker 3: packages go on. I haven't told either of them, by
Speaker 3: the way, I just yeah, I'm going to message and
Speaker 3: the Delicious because how funny it would be if I
Speaker 3: found the beers.
Speaker 8: How suspicious I would have looked just walking up to
Speaker 8: a scooter stealing from it essentially walks like a.
Speaker 3: Drug drop A yeah, it does, you know what I mean? Like,
Speaker 3: I believe us here and then you're going to the
Speaker 3: money in the air and then you scoot a wound it.
Speaker 3: That's actually the best because no one touches the drugs,
Speaker 3: and in the movies that's it's always the touching of
Speaker 3: the drugs in the exchanging of the money.
Speaker 4: Have you pulled up on scooters? So today, if you
Speaker 4: were thinking of doing.
Speaker 3: A drug, well I don't in the back of the
Speaker 3: scooter and then you switch. You're not encouraging that or
Speaker 3: drinking some free street beers. I don't know. What some
Speaker 3: of those things, free streets, free street beers, you, free
Speaker 3: street beers, free streamers are going to be out there
Speaker 3: with a shower beer for top five types of beers
Speaker 3: beers Yeers is always top of the list. Play z Ins.
Speaker 1: Fleashborne and Hailey ms ten dollars Suburb.
Speaker 3: I think this is fast becoming people's favorite radio competition.
Speaker 3: I know, but I was just going to ask Vaughan,
Speaker 3: how are you going reclaiming some of this money back
Speaker 3: from ross Bos. It's actually a really good point. I
Speaker 3: got declined at the supermarket yesterday. I can't declined yesterday too.
Speaker 3: And all I wanted was some Greek yogurt? Yeah? And
Speaker 3: what else did I get? Not much? Okay?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 3: And were you like god, I'd had that ten dollars?
Speaker 3: I went, who right, Louie, I said, I'm transferring this
Speaker 3: from your tax account again. I think we'll be dipping
Speaker 3: a talent to my tax savings tax. Yeah, so robbing
Speaker 3: Peter to pay Paul, Yeah, well, robbing Peter to pay
Speaker 3: whoever calls. Yes, that's rhymes sounds that pool. Yeah. Well,
Speaker 3: this is how ten dollars suburb works. Will randomly generate
Speaker 3: a suburb. Now and if you are in that suburb,
Speaker 3: you're the first call through. You win ten dollars I know,
Speaker 3: a life changing amount of money. Vaughan pays it instantly
Speaker 3: from his personal bank account after he's done a little trends.
Speaker 3: What was that looking for? Oh, I've just you need
Speaker 3: us to foot this one home. No, no, no, I
Speaker 3: actually haven't even checked that financial situation.
Speaker 4: So you just look at your bank account and when
Speaker 4: oh we can't play today, No, well I'll make it work.
Speaker 3: Okay. What was your face about that? You just said
Speaker 3: for another matter off here? It might be another matter, okay, okay,
Speaker 3: No it was no, no, no. The matter that made
Speaker 3: my face go that was I clicked to generate suburb. Okay.
Speaker 3: And you don't know where this is? No, I know
Speaker 3: where it is. Let's trail luck today we're going to
Speaker 3: end the cargo. Oh in a little suburb called Waikiwi,
Speaker 3: the Gateway to the good life and gore just north
Speaker 3: of Vercago Center, Wakiwi. If you're in Waikiwi right now,
Speaker 3: one's gonna call less how many people live there. It's
Speaker 3: a suburb that thinks of itself as a lifestyle choice,
Speaker 3: big backyard, freely dogs on proximity the highway makes it
Speaker 3: feel like a mini escape from the city, though technically
Speaker 3: you're still five minutes from cam out. Oh that's good
Speaker 3: love being close to it came. You just don't even
Speaker 3: know whim storage. I need an ice tray, I might
Speaker 3: need Okay, so that's randomly generator. Now I can I've
Speaker 3: got the boundaries. Okay, so that's a fairly big part
Speaker 3: of the car. Okay, say the suburb begin wai ki we,
Speaker 3: why ky we? If you like why key we right now?
Speaker 3: And in vercargo, Oh, eight hundred dollars at him for
Speaker 3: ten dollars, suburb, I'm going to be in a Vicago
Speaker 3: sern with Seven Days Live. I love it down there.
Speaker 3: Get your tickets now, seven Days Its part about it's
Speaker 3: the best part about the Cago, the wide Street.
Speaker 4: The last two times I did Seven Days Life down
Speaker 4: in the Cargo, there was a brawl both shows.
Speaker 3: Famously was where we saw one girl jump on the
Speaker 3: other one's back and I've in a friendly manner and
Speaker 3: then she like reached around and bitter on the cheek,
Speaker 3: like yeah, and it wasn't in a friendly matter at all,
Speaker 3: and then the girl who was being but then swung
Speaker 3: back overhead with a bottle of tattoo. If you remember
Speaker 3: that article straight on the head, it was a hell
Speaker 3: of a sho one to watch. Janelle has got through.
Speaker 3: Good morning now, welcome to ten dollar suburb. Good morning.
Speaker 3: Are you calling now from Waikiwi? Yes, I am.
Speaker 9: I'm just about to leave because I'm gonna go to
Speaker 9: strive to work.
Speaker 3: Checks out, she's she does the big Scottish are Yeah. Okay,
Speaker 3: before you leave, we need to know whereabouts you are
Speaker 3: because you might think you're in Waikiwi. Like yesterday someone
Speaker 3: thought they were Oh my god, they were perilously closely losing.
Speaker 3: Yesterday they were right next door. So we need to
Speaker 3: know where you're at.
Speaker 9: I am at I've just pulled over at way Kiwi
Speaker 9: will work.
Speaker 3: That is. I think that's one of the landmarks of Waikiwi,
Speaker 3: according to right in on that So are you on
Speaker 3: Durham Street or North Road or Fraser.
Speaker 9: On nor North Road, right by the corner of Durham Street.
Speaker 3: Right by the corner of Durham I'm believing her. I'm
Speaker 3: also believing what is it? What's around you? Tell me
Speaker 3: what's around you? I'm just dropping my st there is.
Speaker 9: A school across the road on Durham Street. Yeah, it's
Speaker 9: an adventurest school on this there's that.
Speaker 4: There's some fun Adventist Ventist school across the road from Woolworths.
Speaker 3: Yes, okay, well I'm just home. Just down the road
Speaker 3: cemetery right next to the wrist time from the school.
Speaker 1: Road from the cemetery, over the road from.
Speaker 3: The school, there is a building. It's tell me can
Speaker 3: you tell me what company owns that building? Over the
Speaker 3: road from the school, over North road from.
Speaker 9: The school, over North road from the school.
Speaker 3: You know what, Wait a minute, I think you're on
Speaker 3: the wrong side of I can pop down here and
Speaker 3: have a look, because that could be like an Janella.
Speaker 3: It sounds like it's weirdly the building I'm looking at
Speaker 3: a red it's red. It's got a red. Huh where
Speaker 3: you see a bit? I'm like, you know when you
Speaker 3: see a building and you're like, that was once a vents. Yeah,
Speaker 3: that was once an that was once of something, you know.
Speaker 3: J Now, congratulations from why Key and in the cargo
Speaker 3: you are today's winner of ten dollars. Subber Fletcher. Everyone
Speaker 3: was going to be in there. Fletch didn't think anyone's
Speaker 3: going to be in there someone was and so quick
Speaker 3: and so proficiently describing an environment. Yes, I know this
Speaker 3: is a perfect winner. Just to have a teacher. What
Speaker 3: can I say? Wow? There we go help. The next
Speaker 3: time you strike. You know, you've got ten dollars your
Speaker 3: primary secondary ten dollars. I am primary. So we're striking
Speaker 3: on Thursday.
Speaker 4: You had a next Tuesday, Well you just got a
Speaker 4: ten dollar pay rise one day only one days.
Speaker 3: You that'll be building a hole in your pocket. Though,
Speaker 3: if you can hold onto ten dollars for a week,
Speaker 3: it will be well do you now? Wait there, everyone's
Speaker 3: going to personally transfer you. Are you just doing a
Speaker 3: transfer bank transfer? On? Are you just showing chicking what account? Okay? Right, okay,
Speaker 3: I reckon it come out of that. We've got to
Speaker 3: talk to Rosbos today about boosting some funds into your account. Mate,
Speaker 3: I'm sucking a worry. It might have to become Hayley's
Speaker 3: play Ms vorn In Hailey Kim Kay, who, by the way,
Speaker 3: I love.
Speaker 4: I'm such a fan of hers. I think she's very funny.
Speaker 4: I think she's very self aware. I think she's very successful,
Speaker 4: and I think I just think she's smart. I really
Speaker 4: I do love Kim Kay. I say that with no
Speaker 4: irony a meet of fifty seven. So I did see
Speaker 4: her in the Apple once, so little, So okay, two.
Speaker 3: Bits of news. Let's start in the skims territory of
Speaker 3: her underwear or active wear. Her brand.
Speaker 4: Basically, they're famous for some of their pieces, including the
Speaker 4: bra that Morgan is sexologist Morgan Penn bought, the hard
Speaker 4: nipple bra.
Speaker 3: Remember we did a test. I believe it's just.
Speaker 8: And Hi.
Speaker 3: She will often go without, yes, I know, but when
Speaker 3: she does she likes to push up. And so this
Speaker 3: was a push upn't it with a hardened nip on it?
Speaker 3: Who did the nipple testing at that lunch? And I
Speaker 3: had a hard nipple and we tested her fake heart
Speaker 3: with my real hard novel. Why we don't get invited
Speaker 3: back to a lot of lunch recently? Your birthday? No, no,
Speaker 3: no one before. I don't remember traumatic I blanked out.
Speaker 3: Has she just recently done a co lab with Nike
Speaker 3: with Nike, Yeah, Eddie, one of them, one of them anyway,
Speaker 3: it was Nike's Nike Nike Nike it is yeah, yeah, and.
Speaker 4: I love it.
Speaker 3: Her brand is like size inclusive and like colored skin inclusive.
Speaker 3: I love it.
Speaker 4: So her new piece already sold out, which it always
Speaker 4: does right on skims. It is a thong and it
Speaker 4: is tiny and in the front is a little panel
Speaker 4: that would go over the front and on it is
Speaker 4: a sort of sown in pubes.
Speaker 3: This is the modern mercan and it's sold out. Why idially, Well,
Speaker 3: we've all laised it off our pubes. So now if
Speaker 3: you want the bush, here the bush. Yeah, the bush
Speaker 3: is back launch drink and pubes. As a matter of fact, right,
Speaker 3: I mean I think it's like it's a bit of
Speaker 3: tongue in cheek as well. Yeah, it's just marketing.
Speaker 4: What was her last the face strap that sold out immediately.
Speaker 4: She it's smart, so.
Speaker 3: Smart, she gets everybody talking. Yeah, so that sold out.
Speaker 4: If you want to buy it, I think the nipple
Speaker 4: push up bray you can still get online. But yeah,
Speaker 4: the merchant is sold out. And I saw this this
Speaker 4: morning when I was having a little scrolly wolly. Kim
Speaker 4: Kardashian is the latest guest on the Call of Daddy
Speaker 4: podcast which she gets great guests and then does it
Speaker 4: just has amazing interviews. And Kim Kardashian is the latest one.
Speaker 4: And I tell you what Aleck's. The host didn't hold
Speaker 4: back of the questions. She asked him what it's like
Speaker 4: to co parent with Kanye and how involved he is.
Speaker 3: When was the last time Kanye saw the kids?
Speaker 11: Hmmm, whenever he'll call for them and ask It's probably
Speaker 11: been a couple months since we've heard from him. Look,
Speaker 11: it's not easy no matter what. Every time he has asked,
Speaker 11: I will always let them see their father.
Speaker 3: That's just who I am.
Speaker 11: You know, if there's a time where it's just really
Speaker 11: super unhealthy, I will, you know, say hey, let's do
Speaker 11: it here at my house, or let's figure out a
Speaker 11: different time.
Speaker 4: And so she basically doesn't. She just doesn't sugarcoata. He's
Speaker 4: got her hands on father. He's barely involved in their
Speaker 4: lives very much.
Speaker 3: The question that the host Alex asked was what's it
Speaker 3: like co parenting with Kanye West? In terms of media?
Speaker 3: Answer was, what do you think it's like co parenting
Speaker 3: with Kanye West? A nightmare?
Speaker 4: Yeah, Like you just get this sort of idea that
Speaker 4: she's a very patient and like tolerant woman, but she
Speaker 4: asks all these questions, like she asks about rumors of
Speaker 4: fake you know, the stuff that the cardation's been accused
Speaker 4: of for years, like implants and you know, planting paparazzi
Speaker 4: and leaking sex tapes for their own success and all
Speaker 4: this kind of stuff.
Speaker 3: And it's very very honest and very raw. And that's
Speaker 3: the latest episode of Our Calling. Yeah, it was out like.
Speaker 4: Ten hours ago basically, and it's definitely worth a worth listen.
Speaker 2: Playms Fleshborn and Haley play Zms Fletchborne and Hailey.
Speaker 3: Bit of a saga to quickly unfold here before I
Speaker 3: want to hear from our lovely listeners. You may remember
Speaker 3: last week I took Tuesday off the day before my birthday. Yes,
Speaker 3: I don't know what you guys said on air, sick say,
Speaker 3: I think we're yeah away. I wasn't away. You were
Speaker 3: away with the bloody fairies.
Speaker 4: Because I had woken up on that Tuesday morning to
Speaker 4: go to work at four forty or whatever for twenty
Speaker 4: whatever it was, and I felt a burning on my
Speaker 4: chin like no other and I had messed with the
Speaker 4: chin the day before. No, I didn't think it was
Speaker 4: I thought I was sort of wake up and what
Speaker 4: I'd done would be over. And I went and I
Speaker 4: looked in the bathroom mirror, and my chin was starting
Speaker 4: to blister slightly, and as I tried to touch it
Speaker 4: or put something on it, the skin would sort of
Speaker 4: start melting away.
Speaker 3: And that's not what you want from your skin. Yeah,
Speaker 3: you know, because I remember that happened to me when
Speaker 3: I was working in Chernobyl. Yeah. Your whole skin melted off.
Speaker 3: The whole skin rubbed off, covered with some savalon.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 4: So what I had done the day before was I
Speaker 4: had dormaplaned my face to remove my chin bristles and
Speaker 4: hears right, little blades of go like this, and lots
Speaker 4: of girls do it all over their whole face. But
Speaker 4: I was just kidding the pricklys. I do this a lot,
Speaker 4: and I've never had an issue before. And then later
Speaker 4: on in that day, I noticed some light pimples. I
Speaker 4: didn't put two and two together that I just probably
Speaker 4: had a little bit of, you know, a Brasian or whatever.
Speaker 3: And so with the pimples, what I did was.
Speaker 4: I squeezed them and they weren't purple light because what
Speaker 4: came up was more of a water watery liquid. And
Speaker 4: then I thought, I'll put a pimple treatment on it,
Speaker 4: and I got one of the harshest ones I could
Speaker 4: find that was full of all sorts of acids, and
Speaker 4: I put that on my face. And so when I
Speaker 4: woke up on the Tuesday, I was like, something's gone
Speaker 4: horribly wrong. My skins start melting off. And then so
Speaker 4: what I did on that day was rub it quite
Speaker 4: aggressively and then put hydroquarterzone on that. So then I
Speaker 4: throughout the day it got worse, and I jumped on
Speaker 4: a video call with a doctor and he said, why
Speaker 4: on earth have you done that? Please stop touching it,
Speaker 4: but I didn't quite believe him, so I continue with
Speaker 4: the hundred quarter zone for two more days.
Speaker 3: Later there so I also did an emergency doctor I
Speaker 3: literally says, on the tube of hydroate cordzone, don't put
Speaker 3: an open open.
Speaker 4: Words, words and sores. And then I sort of thought
Speaker 4: that was the worst of it. And on that Tuesday
Speaker 4: I had sent photos and it was like it didn't
Speaker 4: look as bad I was. It looks worse in real life,
Speaker 4: and I just sat off here before I had no
Speaker 4: idea what was coming. The next day was my birthday
Speaker 4: and I wanted to feel attractive, so I put makeup
Speaker 4: on it. Mistake number nine. At this point, or whatever.
Speaker 4: By the Thursday, like shit hit the fan. It got
Speaker 4: so bad my skin blistered, it melted, like my whole
Speaker 4: it grew through like my nose down to my chin.
Speaker 3: It was cracking. It was bliss. It was. It has
Speaker 3: been horrendous. You never happen if you washed your face
Speaker 3: with some ives foot scrub. I know. I think causing
Speaker 3: the abrasion was mistake number one. What so it was
Speaker 3: it the plane in the derma planing.
Speaker 4: It created small This is because I've seen four doctors now.
Speaker 4: I created basically micro little cuts and abrasions.
Speaker 3: Then I'd squeezed.
Speaker 4: Bacteria through it by popping these little pimp or blisters
Speaker 4: or whatever it was. Then I'd put acid on it
Speaker 4: and created a chemical burn.
Speaker 3: Then I'd mas it didn't kill the bacteria. It didn't
Speaker 3: kill the bacteria. Feeling this, I had a big I
Speaker 3: swallowed the spider to catch the flying why and then.
Speaker 4: But so the last doctor I've seen was but was
Speaker 4: it's concluded? And then I had a staff in fiction
Speaker 4: on my face. So it's literally been awful. And then
Speaker 4: you may have noticed on her socials, I was like,
Speaker 4: don't film me, Shannon, what is.
Speaker 3: The staff in fiction? Real bad. Yeah, yeah, get real bad.
Speaker 4: And then just to sort of add to it, so
Speaker 4: I went on antibiotics to get rid of the staff
Speaker 4: and then I thought I got thrush, and then I
Speaker 4: took anti thrushing medication to get rid of the thrush
Speaker 4: from the antibiotics.
Speaker 3: It's flying, and I finally today feel like I've woke
Speaker 3: it up, and I'm like on the mint. It's been
Speaker 3: a big ten days for Haley. It's been a thing.
Speaker 3: I've cried a lot. Have we sufficiently provided comfort? You've
Speaker 3: been great? Okay. I was like, you were really upset,
Speaker 3: and Fletch and I were just sitting here looking at
Speaker 3: each other, and I think I patted you, but Fletcher
Speaker 3: was just like it's okay. And I was like, I
Speaker 3: don't think we're doing enough, no one. And then Haley's like,
Speaker 3: I'm not used to being ugly. I said, I'm new.
Speaker 3: I said, don't bully me. I'm new to being ugly.
Speaker 3: And it's been harrowing man for years. Cry. She cried
Speaker 3: again again, but like we can laugh now because you
Speaker 3: were trying. It got so bad. Yeah, And it was
Speaker 3: all in the name of beauty.
Speaker 4: I know.
Speaker 3: It was like you just left your face alone, you'd
Speaker 3: be fine.
Speaker 4: I know literally every step of the way I messed
Speaker 4: up anyway. I want to know now, what was your
Speaker 4: beauty nightmare? And this always happens when you take things
Speaker 4: into your own hands, when you're like, I'm going to give.
Speaker 3: Myself a wax, I'm going to wax my eyebrows. I'm
Speaker 3: gonna this ointment will be fine, this week will be fine.
Speaker 3: It's not used for that, but I'll use that. But you,
Speaker 3: literally every step of the way just made things worse.
Speaker 3: And then each new doctor I saw was like, why
Speaker 3: why It was one of those doctors, Dr Shawney, our friend.
Speaker 4: Doctor doctor Shawnie was doctor number three. He provided excellent advice,
Speaker 4: and then doctor number.
Speaker 3: Four was like, because you had the thrush and the uti,
Speaker 3: the thrush from all of that. She was the one
Speaker 3: who was like, that is now officially staffed. So Jesus,
Speaker 3: I did a number on the face. I was like,
Speaker 3: should we put a photo up on socials? But it
Speaker 3: was GRAMM, we've turned a corner. We've turned a corner. Yeah,
Speaker 3: it's like the antibiotics have kicked in. Everything's it'll be gone.
Speaker 3: I reckon come Monday next week, all right, there might
Speaker 3: be a little it'll be read for a little bit.
Speaker 3: But do you know I went on a date with
Speaker 3: this face? I mean, that's that's the true test. I
Speaker 3: was like, Sprowl's still got to prowl when your cat
Speaker 3: there's been in a fight with a cat and it's
Speaker 3: looking a bit bad but worse for wear, but it
Speaker 3: still goes out on the were in Burka, weren't you? Yeah?
Speaker 3: And then I was like, is this wrong? You know?
Speaker 3: So I took it off and he was like, out anyway,
Speaker 3: you've got a color. You bought me at my best,
Speaker 3: you got to have me at my worst. Yeah, this
Speaker 3: is true. Okay, So if you can't handle it her
Speaker 3: at a burn's victim, you don't deserve it to Beyonce.
Speaker 3: That's right, exactly on a T shirt. Yeah. So I
Speaker 3: went one hundred dollars at Ina And we want to
Speaker 3: hear some calls. Now take your stories. You can take
Speaker 3: some nine six nine sex that we're flooded already. I
Speaker 3: want to know what was your beauty nightmare? Make me
Speaker 3: feel better? Yeah? Because because I did it all to myself.
Speaker 3: Are you using face mouths again?
Speaker 4: I just want to say, and I want to apologize
Speaker 4: to Casey. I am a Casey ambassador, and that says
Speaker 4: nothing to do.
Speaker 3: With it house from her well.
Speaker 4: Over the last ten days, I have quietly and emotionally
Speaker 4: been dealing with a self inflicted chemical burn that turned
Speaker 4: into a staff in fiction then the great place of
Speaker 4: my face.
Speaker 3: There were days last week when we were told her
Speaker 3: for making you laugh because you can't open your mouth
Speaker 3: when it was.
Speaker 4: Doing the drying process. I had to and I couldn't
Speaker 4: eat very well because I couldn't open my mouth. The
Speaker 4: mouth's been completely useless for ten days. Tell you what, anyway,
Speaker 4: I want to know. What was your beauty nightmare?
Speaker 3: Giant? Good morning? What happens?
Speaker 6: I was just laughing with my daughter about what shade
Speaker 6: of orange my head turned who when I tried it?
Speaker 6: When I died it from dark d brown to try
Speaker 6: to diet on myself.
Speaker 3: You can't just do that.
Speaker 6: Well, I didn't. It was way back in the early
Speaker 6: two thousands, and we decided that it was a fire
Speaker 6: crops orange. I I helined my way to Stephen Martin
Speaker 6: your market if I can.
Speaker 3: Name drop that so and I don't think, oh my god, yea.
Speaker 6: And I was still crying at the end, and it's
Speaker 6: taken so long over so I still can't deal with
Speaker 6: the color orange.
Speaker 3: You say she's triggered, She says, mandarins. Donald Trump's on
Speaker 3: the news.
Speaker 7: He's okay.
Speaker 5: It's okay.
Speaker 3: You never he's okay. I don't think. I don't think
Speaker 3: we said he's okay, He's okay.
Speaker 4: Look, you don't try to make yourself blonde.
Speaker 3: I feel like every woman learned that the hard way.
Speaker 9: It was way back in the two thousands.
Speaker 6: More flatting and Koei Murama.
Speaker 3: Yeah, what color is you here? Now? On? Have we
Speaker 3: stayed dark? No?
Speaker 9: I just said to her my door and here we are.
Speaker 6: No, no, no, we didn't stay dark.
Speaker 9: We went to the blonde.
Speaker 6: And it did take a long time. And thank God, O.
Speaker 3: Plea Jesus the Lord. It's like it helps strengthen you're here.
Speaker 3: Sorry boy, Jane, thank you. Let's go to Charlotte. Charlotte,
Speaker 3: what was your beauty nightmare? So I go to a
Speaker 3: beauty school and I got my first Brazilian wax, and
Speaker 3: long story short, she stilled me shut. She was shut.
Speaker 9: Well, my Brazilian wax, you sealed my.
Speaker 3: She built up the who has Yeah, she resealed putman
Speaker 3: Cummons to why was the wax on the lips? It
Speaker 3: should be on the outer, not the inner. I don't know.
Speaker 3: That's what beauty school is for. It's about trial and error,
Speaker 3: isn't it. It's about you have vagina on the line
Speaker 3: for you to learn learning the inner, outer, ins and out. Yeah. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: it's literally learning the ins and out minors from your
Speaker 3: majority yeah yeah, which ones? Which also, It's just it's
Speaker 3: a weird going to course, Charlotte, and everyone in your
Speaker 3: course sees you who hunt. But it's even worse the
Speaker 3: teachers seen it because you don't get it. Wealth. You
Speaker 3: don't go to welding school and get your dicks, you
Speaker 3: actually do. You obviously don't know how many engineers. How
Speaker 3: did we separate? How did we separate the sea?
Speaker 9: She just had to just rip it far up.
Speaker 3: Listen, cheese, there's a lipsmacker, there's a there is a
Speaker 3: okay letter, Okay, Charlotte, thank you sorry, Okay, yeah, yeah, Brenda,
Speaker 3: Good morning. What was your beauty nightmare?
Speaker 9: Good morning. I was a student in Denate and I
Speaker 9: came home from town at all hours in the morning,
Speaker 9: and I was like, right, I'm going to be good.
Speaker 9: I'm going to take my makeup off, I know what
Speaker 9: a thought. And the makeup remover bottle looked very, very
Speaker 9: similar to the nail polish.
Speaker 3: Remover bottle.
Speaker 9: That on, and yeah, drowned my face and all my
Speaker 9: eyes and a nail polish remover I got so the
Speaker 9: steps to the skin and soil. It just burned and
Speaker 9: rashed up.
Speaker 3: No, how did you go to have to go to
Speaker 3: the hospital or anything.
Speaker 8: No.
Speaker 9: I was like, we'll just We're just going to have
Speaker 9: to set this out.
Speaker 3: I'm not going to It's basically like to say yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: because you wouldn't you would have noticed straight away. It's
Speaker 3: not like you would have Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 9: It's an instant thing, ye, burning of the eye.
Speaker 3: So now I just go to be with it on
Speaker 3: and then the next day you can still tiny it
Speaker 3: up a bit and have you stay and the to
Speaker 3: wash it. He hates it when I don't wash my
Speaker 3: face at his house. It's just a courtesy, isn't It
Speaker 3: is like a big brown spear on the white sheet.
Speaker 3: Thank you bring so many messages there in your beauty nightmares.
Speaker 3: I cut my own fringe two days before the school
Speaker 3: baller looked like one of those weird short HAPs the
Speaker 3: fringes French ben fringe one hundred men friends, got a
Speaker 3: friend in her hands? Yeah, one hundred bench friends when
Speaker 3: I who answers? If you call that, I don't know. Okay,
Speaker 3: you have to die, want to get out out? Eight
Speaker 3: hundred Oh wait, I don't have the letters on my key.
Speaker 3: You're going to have to tell me? What is it?
Speaker 3: Nine no? No, no no M not nine M? Was sex?
Speaker 3: Wasn't it sex? Hang on, aren't I It's here we go.
Speaker 3: I've got fun eight hundred six yep for six yep,
Speaker 3: four three yep and then probably get just f three
Speaker 3: inter it's cooled. No, this is what it doesn't it
Speaker 3: cause reception. You've got a wasting if you didn't realize
Speaker 3: as a company or you have called is either not allocated?
Speaker 3: Men friends? If love, well, that's good to know that
Speaker 3: it's available.
Speaker 4: I got squirted in the face by one of those
Speaker 4: automatic fly sprays. That's why I didn't pause.
Speaker 3: I just care rolling through. There's a proficional squirted in
Speaker 3: the face by one of those automatic fly spray dispins.
Speaker 3: Is my whole face swelled up like I was the
Speaker 3: was like that cat lady. It was horrifical. So how
Speaker 3: tall are you or who's leaving one of those? Those
Speaker 3: aren't it face height? Those aren't it like the breakfast
Speaker 3: bar level? No, you have them high or low. Yeah.
Speaker 3: I met a month ago a little sore on the
Speaker 3: tip of my nose. I thought it was a pimple,
Speaker 3: gave it a squeeze that grew into a cold saw.
Speaker 3: Turns out it was also staff infected and I have
Speaker 3: to miss out and missed out on an awesome event.
Speaker 3: I've still got some red scar on the end of
Speaker 3: my line. Some one of my friends gets her cold
Speaker 3: saws and the nose only not on the lip. Oh, okay,
Speaker 3: you get some there, the nose in the verge of
Speaker 3: the lips. Yeah. Yeah, people who get them, they look
Speaker 3: so sore. When Stefo, my mom put hair removal cream
Speaker 3: on her butt crack on the way out for a date,
Speaker 3: forgot about it and went out. She was driving it
Speaker 3: and she want to wear assles on fire. Chemically, you
Speaker 3: have to be so careful with that here removal cream. Yeah.
Speaker 3: When as a teen I used pisboan to tan, which
Speaker 3: was about twenty five years ago an orange base, so
Speaker 3: I went what was described as tandory orange ridicule. Girl
Speaker 3: came home, took a bath and did and aggressively scrubbed,
Speaker 3: resulted in a red awfully awful, itchy rash and guess
Speaker 3: what still a tand or orange tan oh no?
Speaker 4: When this fream went viral on TikTok okay you scream
Speaker 4: with viral on TikTok trying to film and get ready
Speaker 4: with me I loved and accidentally pulling all her eyelashes
Speaker 4: off with the eyelish curler worth it though it's launched
Speaker 4: a semi successful influence a side hustle for it.
Speaker 3: So hello, you know there's a little stampy. I've seen
Speaker 3: a few of these and then people go there and
Speaker 3: the eyelish just came off. Yeah, that's horrible.
Speaker 1: Fletchorn and Hailey Big Pod.
Speaker 10: Fact of the Day, Day Day, Day, Day, Do do
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Speaker 10: doop doom.
Speaker 3: This week in Fact of the Day, we're looking into
Speaker 3: the Matilda effect because Tuesday was a lovelace day. The
Speaker 3: Matilda effect, just to catch you up, is an effect
Speaker 3: that describes the bias where women scientific achievements are attributed
Speaker 3: to their male colleagues. I'm a real feminist for campaigning.
Speaker 3: This week, I hosted an event on Tuesday night with
Speaker 3: some very inspirational females in the STEM industry, and the
Speaker 3: most confronting moment was when one of them said, I
Speaker 3: was born in two thousand and four. And I said, impossible,
Speaker 3: people was born in two thousand and four. Should still
Speaker 3: be at school? You're a baby? And she's like no,
Speaker 3: and I said, hah. She said what were you doing
Speaker 3: in two thousand and four? And I said pretty much
Speaker 3: what I do now. And then I went to the
Speaker 3: toilet for a cry. But anyway, that's by the bye.
Speaker 3: Today we are learning about Nettie Stevens Netty I love
Speaker 3: there as a name.
Speaker 1: What is it short for.
Speaker 3: Netty? Natty? So? Nettie Maria Stevens was a pioneering American
Speaker 3: biologist who made one of the most fundamental discoveries in
Speaker 3: Jeannette Dicks. She worked out that an organism's gender or
Speaker 3: at sex, was determined by its chromosomes. He bought the
Speaker 3: name Annette can be called NITTI, yeah, Jeanette, what was
Speaker 3: leddy short full shir right? Yeah? Also Lynnette's, Henrietta's and
Speaker 3: Antoinette's also get called Netty that could be a good
Speaker 3: fact in the day theme for next week. How some
Speaker 3: because you know I've learned recently how Richard's became disks. Yes, James,
Speaker 3: it becomes Jimmy, Jimmy. So she was studying meal worms, nitty.
Speaker 3: She was studying meal worms, and she sorry, what was
Speaker 3: she responsible for? She discovered, I'm about to tell you
Speaker 3: far be it on this week for a man to
Speaker 3: tell a woman to wait. But but you said something before,
Speaker 3: and I missed something about She made one of the
Speaker 3: most fundamental discoveries in genetics that an organism's gender was
Speaker 3: sex was determined by its chromosomes. Okay, So, while studying mealworms,
Speaker 3: she observed that male meal worms carried both a large
Speaker 3: and a small chromosome that we now know is X
Speaker 3: and Y, so x Y male and then females carried
Speaker 3: two large ones x X. In nineteen o five, she
Speaker 3: wrote a meticulous scientific paper that was years beyond like
Speaker 3: where she is and the technology she had, but she
Speaker 3: worked it all out. She clearly described the chromosome or
Speaker 3: mechanism of sex determination, overturning the popular belief of external
Speaker 3: factors like do it on a Monday and you'll have
Speaker 3: a boy. Or if she's on top, it'll be a girl.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, but her leagues up afterwards, it will be this. Yeah.
Speaker 4: If it was cold outside on the day, it'll be
Speaker 4: a little boy. Old twise, old wives sales. She said, no,
Speaker 4: it's all got to do with with the chromosomes that
Speaker 4: we carry.
Speaker 3: Thomas Morgan here he is here boys male, a more
Speaker 3: famous male contemporary, dismissed her findings as premature. Sadly, at
Speaker 3: the age of fifteen. Nineteen twelve, Netty died it cancer
Speaker 3: prest cancer nineteen twelve at the age fifty. So she's
Speaker 3: the oldest. All the other wonderful scientists, these beautiful minds
Speaker 3: that we heard about earlier in the week kind of
Speaker 3: died in their thirties and such. She got to the
Speaker 3: age of fifty and died in nineteen twelve and nineteen
Speaker 3: thirty three. Twenty one years later, re entered Thomas Morgan,
Speaker 3: who wins a Nobel Prize prick for being a prized
Speaker 3: for being a prized son of a gun after he
Speaker 3: adopted her chromosome theory as his own, despite saying it's
Speaker 3: premature time and it's not right. So she died without
Speaker 3: even knowing that her discovery and her work would be
Speaker 3: the cornerstone of modern biology. I'm opening junior Counseling ivf
Speaker 3: oh love quies screening and how our understanding of inheritance
Speaker 3: and diseases that you inherit from what side of the family,
Speaker 3: and if you inherit like a specific disease through the
Speaker 3: females on your family or the males on your family.
Speaker 3: American all pinned back to her work and systry dot
Speaker 3: com would have blown her mind. Oh well, she bloody
Speaker 3: started at yeah her and how do we learn about
Speaker 3: on Monday? Roslind Frank and the first one to take
Speaker 3: the photo of the double helix DNA that had her
Speaker 3: work stolen by Crick and Watson.
Speaker 4: Could it upsets me greatly that these women didn't get
Speaker 4: to experience the recognition.
Speaker 3: What sorry, sorry, it was well for me, it was
Speaker 3: very good. It was very good. Did you just time it?
Speaker 3: Let him finish? Sabe babes Shush all right, sweetheart, sweetheart.
Speaker 3: So today's fact to the day is Nattie Stevens discovered
Speaker 3: the modern chromosomes of X and y xx woman ex
Speaker 3: wife for men, and had her work stolen by the
Speaker 3: son of a gun called Thomas, who won a Nobel
Speaker 3: Peace Prize for her work twenty years after her death.
Speaker 3: Fact of the Day, Day Day.
Speaker 1: Day Day podcast network play that ends flesh Worn and Haley.
Speaker 3: I've got a skill that I sort of forgot that
Speaker 3: I had and I'm actually really good about. I was
Speaker 3: really surprised in the group chat last night. I was like,
Speaker 3: it was a good effort. Yeah.
Speaker 4: So I I've got a photo shoot happening at my
Speaker 4: house because I've finally got curtains after only the house
Speaker 4: for four years, and I've been working with this company, Martha's,
Speaker 4: and they've they've done a great job of these curtains.
Speaker 3: They're coming over to take some photos, and the house
Speaker 3: isn't like done, you know, it was a bit lame,
Speaker 3: and the couch is so plain and boring, and I
Speaker 3: was like, man, I really need some like cool cushions,
Speaker 3: you know, like to kind of funk it up a bit.
Speaker 3: And so yesterday I quickly hit Newmarket and I was
Speaker 3: having a little shop around and charging what for a
Speaker 3: designer cushion one I really liked. I was like, that's
Speaker 3: going to look perfect. Two hundred and ninety dollars for
Speaker 3: a cusion. Now I do have a nice house and yeah, okay,
Speaker 3: so I've got it, but lucks, you know what I mean?
Speaker 3: How much recushion? I don't have blacked out two hundred
Speaker 3: ninety dollars. But you didn't buy that because no, no, no, no,
Speaker 3: no no, even I have a b because when you
Speaker 3: think about it, it is so cheap to make right
Speaker 3: like a square. It's square. It's just fluff. Yeah, it's fluffy.
Speaker 3: It's nice to feel square. Happy to pay you know,
Speaker 3: good money for the feather and think my chickens fithers
Speaker 3: that the drunk. Great idea, great idea to go to
Speaker 3: the park and just abduct some ducks. Oh my god, yes,
Speaker 3: and then just put them if you're if you don't
Speaker 3: know that effort. Abduct some geese, give them goosef give you. Yeah,
Speaker 3: it's always and they're a pain in the ass. They're
Speaker 3: a pissed. Actually, I think we should're good for jackets,
Speaker 3: something for a warm jacket, for a puffer.
Speaker 4: Maybe I'll luire some into a tramp perfect pluck them. Well,
Speaker 4: then you might want to come into my business. Well,
Speaker 4: I'll come back to this.
Speaker 3: Because I don't know. I feel bad about releasing naked geese.
Speaker 3: I don't. They'll feel for shame, they'll feel embarrassed. Walk
Speaker 3: around behind them with a bell shame. You can look
Speaker 3: at me, please.
Speaker 4: So I was thinking about this and I was like, oh,
Speaker 4: and this shoots up like it's today, and I just
Speaker 4: I was not winning. And then I remembered in my garage,
Speaker 4: I have all of these old pillows, like feathery pillows
Speaker 4: that are just like lumpy now, all different shapes, some
Speaker 4: old thin cushion things, and I was like, man, I
Speaker 4: could kind of reshape those and make an inner.
Speaker 3: Maybe I'll try and make some cushions. And I remembered I.
Speaker 4: Got my sewing machine fix. I got my sewing machine
Speaker 4: for my seventeenth birthday.
Speaker 3: So she's an old gal. That's cool. Yeah, And I
Speaker 3: got it fixed not long ago. So machines any one
Speaker 3: of those things that last forever though if you look
Speaker 3: after them.
Speaker 4: When I took it to this place to get fixed,
Speaker 4: the first time it's ever been fixed since my seventeenth birthday,
Speaker 4: the guy was like, no, it's just perfect, it's all good,
Speaker 4: just fixed the foot in the there you go. So
Speaker 4: I remembered that I had a sewing machine, and so
Speaker 4: I went back to Martha's, which is a fabric shop,
Speaker 4: and I was like, well, maybe I just have a
Speaker 4: little look for some fabrics.
Speaker 3: And I looked around the shop and I found some
Speaker 3: like cool. I went embroidered. I got a velvet. I
Speaker 3: got a kind of a boot clay fabric. The team was,
Speaker 3: I won't do it. It's pronounced buckle. It's not a fabric. No, no, no, clay, soft, lumpy,
Speaker 3: don't come here, very warman listening bloody boot clay is
Speaker 3: can you just use words that you know? Cheers are
Speaker 3: all made of boot clay. I never heard of. I'm
Speaker 3: not making party clay. Jesus make pillows particular booklet party
Speaker 3: And I was surprised because it was not. When I
Speaker 3: was all, I was like, where's the cushions? And it's
Speaker 3: like you would say, it's a model fabric, kind of
Speaker 3: blumpy fabric. How I spell it? Bo you ce l
Speaker 3: e with an xcent? Literally, I was so funny. That
Speaker 3: was a very funny show. Okay, can I move on
Speaker 3: from bou clay?
Speaker 4: So I got these fair bricks and then I thought,
Speaker 4: do you know what make these not look amateur? If
Speaker 4: I got like a trim and I was like, how
Speaker 4: would I sew in the trim, I don't know know.
Speaker 4: I had to look through Martha's trims and I was like,
Speaker 4: we get some damn trim. So I left the place
Speaker 4: with four different fair bricks and two different trims and
Speaker 4: no plan. And I go home and I sit up
Speaker 4: my sewing machine and suddenly it's like like this like
Speaker 4: a rat under the hat almost takes over. And I
Speaker 4: remember how a thread down up, hook down through fish
Speaker 4: for the bobbing, and then.
Speaker 3: I was like, that's my favorite part is when you
Speaker 3: fish with the bobbin.
Speaker 4: I fish for the bubble. But then I realized my
Speaker 4: bobb and is not right. So then I'm like, I
Speaker 4: know how to make a bob And I get the
Speaker 4: cotton and I put it on the things.
Speaker 3: I switch it sewing myself, bot put it back.
Speaker 4: In go fashing, and then I sort of just start
Speaker 4: cutting squares and figuring it all out.
Speaker 3: I make this cushion that is legitimately yeah, I'm so sorry,
Speaker 3: And this is all with a fringe embroidered. It's all
Speaker 3: stitched nicely. I stuffed just an old pillow in there.
Speaker 3: I love it. It looks you never know, it looks
Speaker 3: like you'd spent two hundred and ninety dollars on that
Speaker 3: I know.
Speaker 4: And then I was like, oh my god, I could
Speaker 4: start doing this for gifts. You imagine at Christmas time,
Speaker 4: and I think, okay, what as Fletcher's apartment need a
Speaker 4: drop of you know, and so it's gray, black and white,
Speaker 4: and that is.
Speaker 3: Not my jam. It suits my cat.
Speaker 4: Maybe he needs his freely cushion and tricks here. But
Speaker 4: I might be doing cushions all right for Christmas because
Speaker 4: I'm on.
Speaker 3: And you can go to fabric stores as the best
Speaker 3: bit if you're making cushions, get scraps. Always got the
Speaker 3: bundled up scraps for cheapest chips, because it's not enough.
Speaker 3: I'm in press considering the last time you would have
Speaker 3: done sewing was what at intermediated High School. I've done
Speaker 3: some like crap stuff over the years and the machine
Speaker 3: was broken. But this, honestly, if you saw that in
Speaker 3: a design store, I would happily charge ten dollars charge
Speaker 3: one hundred bucks for them. Wow. I would charge one
Speaker 3: designer trim and my muffy one hundred bucks would be
Speaker 3: mates rates. But you guys are getting one each for free. Okay. Anyway,
Speaker 3: So the business I have Garfield on mine the business.
Speaker 3: I'll give you some Garfield fair the business ideas I'm
Speaker 3: going to make. It's the store.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm making the cushions. Flitch your I'm not sure
Speaker 4: of your use. Often I'm unsure what to do with you.
Speaker 4: You are going to caw New Zealand made geese.
Speaker 3: It's a sustainable thing because the geese are an invasive piece. Yeah,
Speaker 3: and they're awful. Just put the whole ghost in there.
Speaker 3: Yeah more because it's way more of a get a
Speaker 3: stink and you're gonna go to lay down on the
Speaker 3: couch and a sharp but if the foot's gonna hit you,
Speaker 3: we'll get rid of the the limbs. Yeah, and the
Speaker 3: beag real real goose stuffed. New Zealand made cushions its seats,
Speaker 3: does then.
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Speaker 3: Well, the cross body phone case holder seems to be
Speaker 3: all the rape, all the rage. It cuts onto the
Speaker 3: bottom too, which is really weird. Yeah. Apple, when they
Speaker 3: release in you iPhones a few weeks back, they have
Speaker 3: an Apple case with the little strat strating would be
Speaker 3: good for a festival maybe, but I think we love
Speaker 3: a small side bag for fist, but also as we
Speaker 3: need less and less cards and keys and stuff to
Speaker 3: carry with us. This could be the adventure satul slash
Speaker 3: purse replacement, George. But what iPhone are you rocking? The
Speaker 3: iPhone fourteen? I'm on the fourteen two. I honestly reckon.
Speaker 3: Those cross body cases are epic? Do you like them? Okay?
Speaker 3: The absolute cream dollar cream would be. This is a
Speaker 3: haybbit fan right here, a road phone case with your
Speaker 3: lip gloss in the back, but it's also a crossbody.
Speaker 3: It's actually spelt the same. But no her skincare sweetie,
Speaker 3: that was already a brand name roads skin. But I
Speaker 3: reckon they'll be like the cream cream. You got your lip,
Speaker 3: All you need is your lippy and then your cards
Speaker 3: already phone and especially when they put it make our
Speaker 3: driver's license electronics. Y, yeah I missed that. I often
Speaker 3: like barely even take my wallet out of my handbag now,
Speaker 3: so I watch my phone. Yeah yeah, it's usually only
Speaker 3: for ID.
Speaker 10: I'm like, oh, they're gonna ask me for ID at
Speaker 10: this place, aren't They'm going to just take that to.
Speaker 3: Buy a lot of ticket. They only you do it
Speaker 3: with payweight. No, yes, exactly, You've got to have the money. Yeah,
Speaker 3: so the results today is the winning ticket right there?
Speaker 3: Did anyone want to look after that? I don't. Actually,
Speaker 3: if you could, let me know, I'm not going to
Speaker 3: scan it live on here because I don't want to
Speaker 3: except my personal you won't go to hide it. I
Speaker 3: won't be a Homemaks sigement. I think it has been one.
Speaker 3: It hasn't, hasn't twenty three million? Okay, I'd take a
Speaker 3: second V while I wait for the big one. I
Speaker 3: won fifteen dollars. Yeah, it was so not one millions.
Speaker 3: Let me have a skin. Nah, you know we have it?
Speaker 10: Won?
Speaker 3: Are well? Today's so I might have want to. I
Speaker 3: counted seventy nine all rights today, Fletcher, but that's a
Speaker 3: new personal record. Off how many of those? Did you count?
Speaker 3: Seventy nine of those? Two? All right? Well, if you
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