Speaker 1: This is an iHeartRadio New Zealand podcast.
Speaker 2: Out of the Gates with Maddie McLean, Chris Henry and
Speaker 2: Brad Christensen. Oh it is Oh, it's nice to be back.
Speaker 2: And we haven't cracked open a can in a while,
Speaker 2: so that sound effect has been missing from the podcast.
Speaker 3: She's very delicious. Bradley's away as away America.
Speaker 2: Are we about to say what he's gone away for?
Speaker 2: Do we know what he's going on? I know what
Speaker 2: he's gone away for. I feel like I can say,
Speaker 2: but maybe I shouldn't because it's not my news. He's gone,
Speaker 2: he's gone to he's gone to press something overseas like
Speaker 2: he's definitely gone for work. It's quite high level as well.
Speaker 2: And if this comes off, Okay, I'm not gonna say,
Speaker 2: I'll tease it. If this comes off, it's going to
Speaker 2: be huge a for Brad because it's very exciting and
Speaker 2: be huge for New Zealand like big for Auckland. He's
Speaker 2: pitching for something to come here. He's definitely getting Tamis
Speaker 2: for theirs. I think we might have missed the mark
Speaker 2: on that one. No, but it's very exciting, That's all
Speaker 2: I'll saying. If he can talk about it when he
Speaker 2: comes back. We'll let him talk about it. It's not
Speaker 2: my news to share it. No, definitely not.
Speaker 3: But as promised, and this is in a real out
Speaker 3: the Gate format. We're always we're like big talkers. We'd
Speaker 3: like to have big, grand ideas. And when Brad left
Speaker 3: last week, we were like, can we get a third?
Speaker 3: It's fun a third, and it's fine a third when
Speaker 3: you're away, can we like replace there?
Speaker 2: It's like having all play with someone new and fresh
Speaker 2: and exciting. And he said, go for gold, like, get
Speaker 2: on the apps, have fun. I give you permission. But
Speaker 2: what usually happens with this podcast is big idea is
Speaker 2: no execution. So there was a very real thought that
Speaker 2: we might get to today and it's just me and
Speaker 2: Chris going. We were too lazy and we didn't do
Speaker 2: anything about it, but we've done something about it. We
Speaker 2: got a third. We certainly have. Ladies and gentlemen, welcome
Speaker 2: to Out the Gate.
Speaker 1: Yah man, so hi, this is my first home ever
Speaker 1: being a third, And how's it going so far? Loving
Speaker 1: that so far.
Speaker 2: We'll take it easy on you. We'll go slide, we'll
Speaker 2: go slow, we'll go at your pace.
Speaker 3: The tough thing about being a third is often like
Speaker 3: all the attentions on you, so you just like you
Speaker 3: Just safe word banana. If we're going too strong, we
Speaker 3: can always pull.
Speaker 1: Back, yeah, safe word yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we're in this for the long haul. We you
Speaker 2: and I Chris do need to remember like eye contact.
Speaker 2: You know, we've we've built something together. So let's not
Speaker 2: forget about each other just because we've got a new
Speaker 2: sh like toy Sorry to do it, Sorry to describe
Speaker 2: it as a toy cam. You're much more than that. Absolutely,
Speaker 2: but we are very excited with you today. Jesus got
Speaker 2: to scare him up before we even started.
Speaker 1: I am quite glad. I'm the closest person to the.
Speaker 2: How are you care?
Speaker 1: Great? Thanks?
Speaker 2: How are you very well? Thank you good so. Lots
Speaker 2: of our listeners will absolutely be familiar with you. You had
Speaker 2: a very long career here at ZITIM. You also famously
Speaker 2: on Celebrity Treos. Rather than a couple of seasons, agoys,
Speaker 2: I would say, so you're a big character that season.
Speaker 1: Still don't know how to count for anybody that did
Speaker 1: watch the show, you made it all the way to
Speaker 1: the top six. Yeah, I kind of forget that that happened.
Speaker 1: Sometimes I forget that he won it. Sometimes I don't
Speaker 1: forgot about it.
Speaker 2: I don't because I've made it my entire personality.
Speaker 1: Did you win it?
Speaker 2: No, you didn't win it twice? You want to twice? One? One? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's a good, good personality trait to have.
Speaker 2: Well, there's worse things to be to feel like you
Speaker 2: can bring up all the time, isn't there true? He
Speaker 2: made Barbara Grindle cry? You remember, No, Barbara Kendall made
Speaker 2: me cry.
Speaker 3: I cry.
Speaker 2: Look at me. I've just changed the narrative. I am
Speaker 2: making anyone. No one's crying because of me, I hope not. Anyway,
Speaker 2: I can't imagine you're making someone cry. I don't think so.
Speaker 2: But anyway, welcome back into the building because you're not
Speaker 2: INSI me anymore. You're not in.
Speaker 1: I didn't have a slap card to get in. I
Speaker 1: was just standing on the street, like, did.
Speaker 2: You What have you been doing lately? Catch us up?
Speaker 1: Working for a company called Play It Strange, which is
Speaker 1: a songwriting competition that there's four competitions for young people
Speaker 1: across alter Or and each year we record a bunch
Speaker 1: of songs. Are doing one hundred and sixty songs, so
Speaker 1: the finalists from the competition end up going to a
Speaker 1: recording studio and recording the songs.
Speaker 2: That's so cool.
Speaker 3: It's so cool that you're still in music and making
Speaker 3: a difference. So hey, older to there, Ah.
Speaker 2: Because you love music. Is your life?
Speaker 1: Love music? Yeah, I don't think I would be able
Speaker 1: to survive without music.
Speaker 2: Do you remember what your earliest like music memory was?
Speaker 2: Do you remember who like got you hooked into music?
Speaker 1: Always just in the car with my parents. Yeah, we'd
Speaker 1: just be listening. It was probably something real embarrassing. I
Speaker 1: remember vividly. We would often listen to the house.
Speaker 2: Hey there was a banger because one of them did.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Do you remember your first tape? Or it would
Speaker 2: have been a Blessed bless You would have been a.
Speaker 3: First tape would have been something like Michael Jackson. But
Speaker 3: I do remember getting a CD player when I was younger,
Speaker 3: and I bought a Tony Charles album.
Speaker 2: Tony Child, you know, Don't Look Away? Yeah, banging there,
Speaker 2: And I remember I can't remember my first tape, but
Speaker 2: I do remember my first CD. It was Real McCoy
Speaker 2: Another in the Dream.
Speaker 1: But alwaise, you.
Speaker 3: Were just to to talk about songs and they have
Speaker 3: just like performed like a little melody of like she
Speaker 3: messed it.
Speaker 2: It was like that. Like most radio stage shows will
Speaker 2: have something called a hook where they get to like
Speaker 2: actually play like a third second thing. We're not that organized,
Speaker 2: so you have to do it live. No, because you've
Speaker 2: got no idea how to use that, no clue one.
Speaker 2: It's a one where I can turn this thing on
Speaker 2: in press play.
Speaker 1: Truly, Hey, I'm proud of you.
Speaker 2: Thank you. We do manage to get a podcast out
Speaker 2: every week somehow I don't know how.
Speaker 1: But impressive.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, we are. We are very impressive.
Speaker 1: It's actually harder than people think pushing all the buttons truly.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the board looks far more like it looks intimidating.
Speaker 1: I think it is intimidating.
Speaker 2: Okay, well if you say that, because you've done this
Speaker 2: for years.
Speaker 1: There's lots of lights and colors. I remember there was
Speaker 1: one point in time I kept pushing the wrong buttons
Speaker 1: and I just about got fired. Continue pushing the wrong
Speaker 1: buttons out the door, mat and don't bother come down.
Speaker 2: It's like, okay, well I haven't been fired. I haven't
Speaker 2: been fired yet. Well, I'll tell you a little secret.
Speaker 3: This is a secret that we'll just keep within ourselves
Speaker 3: and our Gator family. I reckon the reason that many
Speaker 3: doesn't know how to use this is because it's like
Speaker 3: being able to make a cup of tea when you
Speaker 3: first started an office. If you make a shit, people
Speaker 3: don't ask you to make abitear.
Speaker 2: It's true. So having no idea how to use it,
Speaker 2: and he's like, man, I don't know it is truly Yeah,
Speaker 2: no no idea and then I just get to skate
Speaker 2: through life with everyone else doing the work for me.
Speaker 1: That's actually genius. I think you need to write a
Speaker 1: book about how to how to conceptualize this and then
Speaker 1: bring it into the real world totally. I definitely read
Speaker 1: that absolutely.
Speaker 2: Maddy, how's your week? Then? My week has been good,
Speaker 2: really good.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I had a really busy weekend. I went up to Faraday,
Speaker 2: which I'll tell you a little bit more about. Yeah,
Speaker 2: because there were a couple of incidents not in sidence
Speaker 2: that makes it sound a little bit more dramatic than
Speaker 2: it was. There are a couple of stories that came
Speaker 2: out of it that I was going to share with
Speaker 2: you today. But I went out to Faradai, which was
Speaker 2: beautiful in Northland, I went cheered on my husband as
Speaker 2: he did the ocean swim, did the harbor crossing in
Speaker 2: Auckland on the weekend. My goodness, it looked so impressive athlete.
Speaker 3: His husband has got like a real little smart appy
Speaker 3: thing that shows you where you're going, but like better
Speaker 3: than that, like it's like three d ins yeah, and
Speaker 3: it looked a really really long way.
Speaker 2: So it's three point It was three point three k's,
Speaker 2: which doesn't seem like a huge amount if you're thinking
Speaker 2: about because often we think about k's as like walking
Speaker 2: or driving or running three point three k's it's not huge,
Speaker 2: but when you're swimming there, So that was for those
Speaker 2: of those of you who know Auckland, it was from
Speaker 2: Dimport to Silo Park.
Speaker 1: That's crazy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, a really long way.
Speaker 1: And also like you could swim three keys in a pool,
Speaker 1: which is a completely different experience to swimming in the
Speaker 1: ocean because there's tides and.
Speaker 2: So and that's it. So the current was so strong.
Speaker 2: I think sixty people got pulled out of the water
Speaker 2: because they were being like drifted away. And there was
Speaker 2: one point. I don't know if you looked at their
Speaker 2: map closely, but Ryan was doing a really great job
Speaker 2: of swimming in a really straight line until a very
Speaker 2: certain point in the map where all of a sudden
Speaker 2: jumps out to the side really dramatically.
Speaker 1: What happened?
Speaker 3: The current just started dragging him. Yeah, it's still so impressive.
Speaker 3: And he's got a big fear of sharks.
Speaker 2: Mess, He's got an insane phobia of sharks in open water,
Speaker 2: so for him to do it was huge.
Speaker 1: That's wild.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well, massive shout out to Ryan for doing that
Speaker 3: and to the TAMS team. That's the gay swim girl.
Speaker 3: Are they exclusively homosexuals?
Speaker 2: I believe so.
Speaker 3: I feel like the homosexuals have taken over the swim
Speaker 3: group and been like, well, have this thing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I believe they. I believe they are exclusively homosexual.
Speaker 2: I'm sure they'll be that'd be welcoming, But I don't
Speaker 2: know that they I don't know that there are any
Speaker 2: straits all women taking part in in the TAMS. I'm
Speaker 2: an ally.
Speaker 1: It's like straights judgment.
Speaker 2: Absolutely no, no, no, no, this is definitely not because the
Speaker 2: majority of our audience listening to this podcast are straights. Yeah. Straight,
Speaker 2: I hope the drop off the school went really well.
Speaker 1: This Yeah, they mind being referred to as the straits.
Speaker 2: Well they're still here with us, and we've been doing
Speaker 2: this podcast for almost three years, so here the cators.
Speaker 2: So that's true. Different, that's true.
Speaker 3: It happened to have heterosexual things, and you know it's
Speaker 3: not natural. Hey and you no, but we don't yack
Speaker 3: someone's yet, no, yack someone's yeah. And if that's how
Speaker 3: you want to live your life, that's fine. Just don't
Speaker 3: raim it down our throats. You know.
Speaker 2: Here's what I will say about cheering on someone that's
Speaker 2: in a swimming competition, because if you like, if you
Speaker 2: go along and cheer the like I was thinking, the
Speaker 2: marathon's coming up on a couple of weeks. It's very
Speaker 2: easy to spot people that you are cheering on, you know,
Speaker 2: you know, you can see them and you know them,
Speaker 2: and they look pretty much the same. They might just
Speaker 2: be a little bit more red and sweaty. I could not,
Speaker 2: for the life of me, figure out which one was
Speaker 2: my husband. We've been together for eight years. I couldn't
Speaker 2: have picked them up out of a liner.
Speaker 1: No clue.
Speaker 2: The black wetsuit with the yellow cap.
Speaker 1: Yes, exactly, the other thing you're cheering them on. But
Speaker 1: their heads underwater can.
Speaker 2: They can't even hear me. No, no, no, But I
Speaker 2: got so. Ryan famously does not love attention and doesn't
Speaker 2: love a farce, and so he made it very clear
Speaker 2: to me. He said, don't you don't make a sign,
Speaker 2: I don't. Don't you go making any sign to bring
Speaker 2: with you. And he said, and I don't want any
Speaker 2: fan fare, don't chair for me when I get out
Speaker 2: of the water. So I was under strict instructions to
Speaker 2: stand there silently, with no sign.
Speaker 1: Moment of silence to appreciate the hard yack of swim.
Speaker 3: But I just imagine him getting out and then you
Speaker 3: being like a like a five year old child with
Speaker 3: your arms down the side, just like honestly oop and
Speaker 3: holler yep.
Speaker 2: But I had like a little twitch going because I
Speaker 2: desperately wanted to, like like hope, whoop and holler, and
Speaker 2: I couldn't.
Speaker 1: I wasn't allowed to have just taken a megaphone of us.
Speaker 2: The worst part was I met these women who were
Speaker 2: sitting standing next to me, and we had been talking
Speaker 2: before while we were waiting, joking about how hard it
Speaker 2: was to pick the person that you were there to
Speaker 2: cheer on. But it just so happened that their person
Speaker 2: got out of the water at exactly the same time
Speaker 2: as Ryan, so just as Ryan had spotted me, and
Speaker 2: I did give him a little wave, but I made
Speaker 2: no sound, made no sound. The women beside me started
Speaker 2: like screaming and cheering, and I think he thought that
Speaker 2: I for a second. He was like, he's roped in
Speaker 2: other people. He's like found a loophole support crew.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm not allowed to clap for him, but.
Speaker 2: You So that was my weekend.
Speaker 3: Chris oh Waite A great weekend I went to. I
Speaker 3: was in Sydney last week.
Speaker 2: I went to the south By Southwest Town busy friends.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it was a really fun a little bit probably
Speaker 3: like insular, but like some sort of some really cool
Speaker 3: industry stuff. Saw some amazing live performances. Went to Travis
Speaker 3: Scott on Thursday night.
Speaker 1: How was that?
Speaker 3: It was amazing? Like he is an incredible performer. But
Speaker 3: I tell you something that and this makes me feel
Speaker 3: very unpatriotic. But I was wandering into the stadium and
Speaker 3: I was walking around, and I was looking at all
Speaker 3: the people that were there, and I was like, fuck,
Speaker 3: Australians are so much hotller than Key they are. There
Speaker 3: was not one ugly person all like skinny, tanned, beautiful
Speaker 3: white teeth.
Speaker 2: Perfect here.
Speaker 3: It's like everyone had gone in the morning, I had
Speaker 3: a haircut, got their nails down. Everything they looked so stunning,
Speaker 3: and I just just sort of like, I've been up
Speaker 3: since like three in the morning New Zealand Times, so
Speaker 3: like one of the morning Australian Times.
Speaker 2: I was dragging my ass and being like not too
Speaker 2: read bulls in me, but like would get myself so
Speaker 2: even at our best were a country of mingers.
Speaker 3: Honest slowly, I was just like just like looking at
Speaker 3: them a bit longingly.
Speaker 2: Enjoy your wonderful lives. I should be one of you.
Speaker 2: I would be born in the Promised But no.
Speaker 3: It was really cool and lots of fun and nice
Speaker 3: to be in Sydney, but also just really nice to
Speaker 3: be home.
Speaker 2: I got a I was very jealous. I got a
Speaker 2: photo from you last week. I was very very jealous.
Speaker 2: You mean a couple of my icons and a couple
Speaker 2: of your friends and they do say hello, No, they don't,
Speaker 2: they don't. They have no idea who I am.
Speaker 3: I was just partying with the Real Housewives of Salt
Speaker 3: Lake City.
Speaker 1: I didn't even know there was a Real Housewives or
Speaker 1: Salt Lake City his favorites.
Speaker 2: You've got to get in. Have you ever watched any
Speaker 2: of the Real Housewives? May used to watch Beverly Hills.
Speaker 2: Beverly Hills is great. Beverly Hills is really good. It's
Speaker 2: the og that in New York are the Ogs. But
Speaker 2: if you were ever to think maybe I would like
Speaker 2: to get into the franchise, Beverly Hills is probably the
Speaker 2: best one and the easiest one to get into. But
Speaker 2: if you're not doing Beverly Hills, the next best thing
Speaker 2: is Salt Lake City.
Speaker 1: How does it compare to Dubai? I did watch a
Speaker 1: couple of episodes.
Speaker 2: I haven't seen Dubai, but can I tell you about
Speaker 2: Salt Lake City. So, first of all, a lot of
Speaker 2: them are ex Mormons, So that often people who were
Speaker 2: raised in the Mormon Church and then for a variety
Speaker 2: of reasons, usually like because they wanted to get divorced,
Speaker 2: so they wanted to hook up with someone that they
Speaker 2: weren't supposed to hook up with. They've left the church.
Speaker 2: So now they're like these they were like repressed church
Speaker 2: goers who have now been like set free, and so
Speaker 2: they're kind of like making up for lost time. So
Speaker 2: they're crazy.
Speaker 3: Well case in point, I've never seen two women enjoyed
Speaker 3: a concert more in my life. Yeah, they were very
Speaker 3: thirsty too. They were like, I was like, what do
Speaker 3: you want to drink? Because we were we were in
Speaker 3: tonight and so we're in a nice spot of it.
Speaker 3: Just humble break. There just awaction in the corporate box.
Speaker 1: Guys.
Speaker 2: I was just in a corporate box. Uh.
Speaker 3: They were like tequila and I was like, well, what
Speaker 3: about some Prosico And they were like, We'll let the
Speaker 3: bottle and I was like, yeah, fair girls too.
Speaker 2: They just they know how to fight. They have great
Speaker 2: fights on Real Housewives. And then's you kind of watch it
Speaker 2: for that, you watch it for the drama. Three. The
Speaker 2: most dramatic thing I reckon that has ever happened on
Speaker 2: a season of Real Housewives of any of them, has
Speaker 2: happened on Some Lake City, and that is that in
Speaker 2: season two one of the Real Housewives, they are going
Speaker 2: they're about to leave to go on a girl's trip,
Speaker 2: and so they're all gathered in this car park like
Speaker 2: getting miked up, and the camera crews there and they're
Speaker 2: getting ready to leave, and so the crews are rolling
Speaker 2: but It's not footage that we would normally have seen
Speaker 2: because it's just so boring, Like it's really just the
Speaker 2: beginnings of the girls trip seems like a very real
Speaker 2: break of the fourth wall. It truly is. And while
Speaker 2: they're on the van getting all miked up and ready
Speaker 2: to go, one of the housewives gets a call and
Speaker 2: she speaks on the phone, and the next thing you know,
Speaker 2: she takes off her mic and she just quietly leaves
Speaker 2: and she tells the girl she has to go. She said,
Speaker 2: an emergency and she needs to leave. Next thing, maybe
Speaker 2: five minutes later, the Feds pull up in the car
Speaker 2: park looking for the real housewife. That that real housewife
Speaker 2: is now in jail, in jail. That's all I want
Speaker 2: to tell you.
Speaker 1: What a season is this?
Speaker 3: I need to watch that season and two of Salt
Speaker 3: Lake City. Okay, b to be purity and just start
Speaker 3: season one. You can't be just jumping in there.
Speaker 2: No no, no, no, no, you need to you need to you
Speaker 2: need to understand the nuances and then you'll be hit
Speaker 2: with the most dramatic moment in Real Housewives history, which
Speaker 2: is that the arrest of Salt Lake City. They're currently
Speaker 2: up to season.
Speaker 1: Five, Okay, that's manageable.
Speaker 2: It's totally manageable.
Speaker 3: You can stream all of that free one extream all
Speaker 3: of that on hate.
Speaker 2: You There you go, well done, well done?
Speaker 1: Do you actually have a hay you account?
Speaker 2: Get into it here, we are get into it. It's
Speaker 2: so good. Somebody I got to meet two of the
Speaker 2: housewives last week. Well I got to interview them on
Speaker 2: Zoom and then Chris got to actually hang up with
Speaker 2: them in real life. He's not jealous at all, I know.
Speaker 2: And Cam not in front of our not in front
Speaker 2: of a THIRSD and can how are you?
Speaker 1: I'm good, no complaints. I'm trying to think of some
Speaker 1: fun things I've done this week. But all I've done
Speaker 1: is help some friends paint a fence and stay my deck? Deck?
Speaker 1: Not all right, welcome to the podcast.
Speaker 2: So let's talk about.
Speaker 1: This is what we're here for. Deck is a word
Speaker 1: that trips me up, isn't it? Adam Lambert one time
Speaker 1: and I was playing that heads up game and I
Speaker 1: was like, I made a special deck and he was like,
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, you what?
Speaker 2: And then yeah, wouldn't he loved it?
Speaker 1: Loved the New Zealand ex Moving on, but sort.
Speaker 2: Of I'm how long to take you?
Speaker 3: What sort of color did you stain in it?
Speaker 1: Well, I live in a place where you have to
Speaker 1: adhere to these rules, so I didn't really have any
Speaker 1: choice over what color. I think it's called heartwood perfect.
Speaker 2: I did see if it does look so? Wait, you
Speaker 2: painted someone else's fence and you stained your deck this weekend? Yes,
Speaker 2: some hard. Yeah, it's a real deaddy sort of vice.
Speaker 1: So you're a good.
Speaker 2: How's that going for you? Actually, that's big. That's that's
Speaker 2: big friend goals to have someone that will come and
Speaker 2: paint a fence for you. Yeah, it was very generous,
Speaker 2: generous offer.
Speaker 1: It's a very close friend.
Speaker 2: So nice.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I hope they gave you a box of beers
Speaker 3: and some pizza at the end.
Speaker 2: Isn't it supposed to be the currency when people help
Speaker 2: you out for stuff. It's what I would expect. I mean,
Speaker 2: I'm too old, but people helping me out.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 2: My friends would be like, can you not pay someone
Speaker 2: to do that? How much of an hour of your
Speaker 2: time is worth? I'd just be like, I'm busy. I'm
Speaker 2: too busy paint your own bloody fence.
Speaker 1: I'll help you paint your fence.
Speaker 2: That's what we're looking for.
Speaker 3: A third, so quickly, First of all, how wild is
Speaker 3: the year going like? It's it's pretty much Christmas And
Speaker 3: I've got something Christmas wives talk about. So but Christmas
Speaker 3: has come a little bit early this year, and I've
Speaker 3: actually brought you to a present.
Speaker 2: Would you like a present? I'd love a present.
Speaker 3: Do you want to think back about what sort of
Speaker 3: is quite special about this time of year? There's an
Speaker 3: annual event in the wider calendar that is quite important
Speaker 3: to us every year and out of the gate we
Speaker 3: celebrate this very special occasion.
Speaker 2: Does this have to do what we talked about last
Speaker 2: week on the podcast. I don't know. I can't remember.
Speaker 2: It's not j October. No, but it's not Joctober, nor
Speaker 2: is it locked over.
Speaker 3: But October is the month that the So the calendar
Speaker 3: has been released this sweek twelve New Beautiful Hot Men
Speaker 3: and now is our annual pilgrimage where we look through
Speaker 3: the months and and.
Speaker 2: I tell you what, I'll give you a top line
Speaker 2: this year not into body. Here is the firefighters. There
Speaker 2: is a lot of chiseled, oiled.
Speaker 3: Up chests and not an ounce of fat. No one's
Speaker 3: rocking a dad bod my lord. Okay, So we're going
Speaker 3: through and we're picking a favorite. It was first of
Speaker 3: we'll go to your birthday month, because that's always the
Speaker 3: one that you want to find, and then tell us
Speaker 3: a little bit about them.
Speaker 2: So Cam Whine you born Okay?
Speaker 1: November?
Speaker 2: Okay? Who have you got?
Speaker 1: Or just named zach Hi zack Hi zach. He is
Speaker 1: lifting some oxygen tanks. He's looking very pumped. He looks foreign.
Speaker 2: He does like a little look a little foreign.
Speaker 1: I see that like Italian or something something like that.
Speaker 2: He's got lovely forearms, doesn't it great?
Speaker 1: Four arms? So I would love to know what he's
Speaker 1: been doing with those four arms.
Speaker 2: Obviously the month, the month of September, I think I'm
Speaker 2: a little bit more local min as a guy called George.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, hi George. He's yeah, I'm not mad that
Speaker 2: he's my birthday month.
Speaker 1: White's a lovely smile, pearly white.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he's gorgeous. He looks very friendly, like you could
Speaker 3: take him home to mum. Absolutely, he's a nice man.
Speaker 2: He could, he would.
Speaker 3: Actually he'd be the firefighter that would that would save
Speaker 3: the cat.
Speaker 2: Yes, right? Can some remembering me aut may May? Yes?
Speaker 2: You have got William, Oh, hi William. Definitely that is
Speaker 2: a gutter. Isn't there some serious gutters, isn't it. He's
Speaker 2: got daddy vibes, got real vibes. I'm quite low cut
Speaker 2: on the on the trousers, isn't it. Yes? But if
Speaker 2: you think those are gutters, look at January January Gate
Speaker 2: high end on. Yeah. I think my favorite, though, if
Speaker 2: I'm going to pick one, is Rob June June I'm
Speaker 2: vibing with. Rob has got a wonderful by Seve.
Speaker 1: That's a great bicet, isn't it just creator Bison?
Speaker 2: Nor would I?
Speaker 1: Also his zip is under.
Speaker 2: Rob knows what he's doing.
Speaker 3: So the giv me fire Fighter calendars. They're on sale now.
Speaker 3: Well them up on Instagram so you can go and
Speaker 3: grab yourself a copy. And a massive shout out to
Speaker 3: Bevin who popped by the office and they dropped them off.
Speaker 2: Killed an even great even hooks us up.
Speaker 3: He always hooks us up. And then and the team
Speaker 3: offers always just like oh what was that? And then
Speaker 3: I put it down today and they were like, see
Speaker 3: the fur Fighter calendar. I said, all right, you can
Speaker 3: all have a lot. They've already been poured over by
Speaker 3: my team.
Speaker 1: Have a look, but don't touch.
Speaker 2: But yeah, it makes me want to have gone commit us and.
Speaker 1: You do.
Speaker 3: You not necessarily the purpose of the calendar, but I
Speaker 3: kind of like it.
Speaker 2: You're just standing outside a little fire Well, thank you
Speaker 2: for the gift, but can I just quickly tease something
Speaker 2: because we don't want we don't want our gators missing
Speaker 2: out on a gift, and so we might not have
Speaker 2: a key Firefighters calendar. But stay tuned to the end
Speaker 2: of this episode because we have a very very exciting
Speaker 2: competition that we're running.
Speaker 3: We tease this last week and we have got two
Speaker 3: tickets to Troy Sevann My my month.
Speaker 2: Well you did there and you get to come along
Speaker 2: with us.
Speaker 3: We are very very excited. So we've got a game.
Speaker 3: We're going to play it right at the end. So
Speaker 3: it's going to reward those that stay right to the
Speaker 3: end of the podcast and we'll find out tomorrow who those.
Speaker 1: People actually are.
Speaker 2: Well, speaking of months and times of year, we talked
Speaker 2: about job Tober. It's obviously the calendar has come out,
Speaker 2: but next month is something something is coming up. No,
Speaker 2: Nut November.
Speaker 1: That's my birthday month. I don't want to sign up.
Speaker 3: All the nut He's got the pistachio all nuts.
Speaker 2: So if you can't, Cam is picked up on the
Speaker 2: ethos of this podcast very quickly. How far I can
Speaker 2: position and you can keep going, keep going, keep We're
Speaker 2: all open. So if you didn't understand, the whole point
Speaker 2: of no November is very simple, just to go the
Speaker 2: whole month of November without we.
Speaker 3: Can say the technical term masturbating yep or ejaculating, ejaculating.
Speaker 2: I'm rubbing one out.
Speaker 1: That there was health benefits to rubbing one out? Have
Speaker 1: I been misled?
Speaker 3: I reckon it's in the same vein as red white
Speaker 3: and dark choppedla maybe like for a small part, but yeah.
Speaker 2: So those taking part in the thirty day challenge to
Speaker 2: not masturbate for the entire month of November, so they
Speaker 2: do it for a number of reasons, showing self restraint,
Speaker 2: you know, just a real challenge. How far can I,
Speaker 2: you know, my mental clarity become Others have claimed it
Speaker 2: as really good for their mental health and can boost
Speaker 2: their testosterone levels. It's obviously also become just a bit
Speaker 2: of a viral challenge, so some people might be chasing
Speaker 2: clout just to say that they've gone the whole month
Speaker 2: of movement without masterbating. But there are actually a potential
Speaker 2: number of problems that it could calls. According to a
Speaker 2: urologist from the US, Dr Rena Marlik is a urologist
Speaker 2: from the US, and they have said that there's some
Speaker 2: pros and cons to men cuffing the carrot. I've never
Speaker 2: heard that the real American way of putting isn't it
Speaker 2: rather than was like having a wing. So they say
Speaker 2: there are some benefits obviously from participating. You're feeling more clear,
Speaker 2: you're having deeper relationships, you feel like you're more excited
Speaker 2: about being with your partner and getting more clarity. That's great,
Speaker 2: go ahead and do it. Not ejaculating doesn't have any
Speaker 2: harmful consequences that we know of. They say body will
Speaker 2: essentially resorb the semen that you don't ejaculate out, so
Speaker 2: it's not a problem if you haven't done it for
Speaker 2: a certain amount of time. But she does have some concerns,
Speaker 2: and one of the concerns is that when you're going
Speaker 2: through this process, if you're trying to really focus on
Speaker 2: having orgasms without ejaculating, you can get very fixated on
Speaker 2: that prospect. Can be very hard to have a relationship,
Speaker 2: a very meaningful sexual relationship with a partner because you're
Speaker 2: very fixated on yourself. It can also cause a lot
Speaker 2: of stress and anxiety to go through. November masturbation, she says,
Speaker 2: does have a lot of positives that you can physically
Speaker 2: benefit from, including better sleep, decrease heart rate, decrease stress,
Speaker 2: and a lot of increase in feel good hormones. So
Speaker 2: if you're not doing that, you're not necessarily getting those
Speaker 2: benefits that you might have gotten otherwise. There is also,
Speaker 2: as she points out, the phenomenon known as blue balls,
Speaker 2: you can get pain in your pelvic floor or testicles
Speaker 2: due to not scratching that itch, and for some people
Speaker 2: that can be very painful and can last for quite
Speaker 2: a lot of time.
Speaker 3: Straighten and reading there as being like, oh my god,
Speaker 3: thank goodness, it's true.
Speaker 2: It's rare, the urologist says it. So I don't think
Speaker 2: that there's any particular like health concerns. But she does say,
Speaker 2: if you are going to do it, just make sure
Speaker 2: that you're still and you've got a partner, make sure
Speaker 2: you're still giving them attention and you're not focused too
Speaker 2: much on yourself and not you know, doing the deed.
Speaker 3: And I think that's totally fair, although I do have
Speaker 3: issue with something that you mentioned a little bit earlier
Speaker 3: in it. I imagine if you're participating in No No, No, member,
Speaker 3: are they saying that you're like brave enough that you
Speaker 3: can just sort of like do a week three quarter
Speaker 3: one where you can just get yourself like three quarters
Speaker 3: away there and then just put it down.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I couldn't do that.
Speaker 1: No way, You've got to finish, You've got there.
Speaker 3: Was so frustrating on the Yeah, there would have some
Speaker 3: real serious self control, wouldn't that It would be where
Speaker 3: the blue balls would start from, because it'd be like.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but some people do swear by that, right, Yeah,
Speaker 2: getting to a certain point and then stopping and then
Speaker 2: doing that.
Speaker 3: Eject the business. Not for me, but hey, we never
Speaker 3: yacked someone's young.
Speaker 2: If you want to, if you want to partake him, No, no,
Speaker 2: go for gold. It's not for me. It's not for me.
Speaker 1: I have a question, and this may be a super
Speaker 1: supers away.
Speaker 2: Please don't. Don't you've run here long?
Speaker 1: Can you not? Not before you have a wet dream?
Speaker 2: Oh? Very good points. I reckon it'd be three.
Speaker 1: Weeks three weeks. I've never had one, neither have I
Speaker 1: I must wank too much.
Speaker 2: Maybe No Not November is going to be for you?
Speaker 1: Should I do it as a.
Speaker 2: Report, report back at the end of the month, report
Speaker 2: back at the end of the month. I would I
Speaker 2: would love to know.
Speaker 3: Yeah, already evagators giving it a go. I mean, are
Speaker 3: you gonna do the double whammy? You're gonna come straight
Speaker 3: out of the back of October and then going to
Speaker 3: no no.
Speaker 1: Oh, there's a lot of restrictions in these times.
Speaker 2: Tell me about it.
Speaker 3: To be honest, though, I have said a few tiktoks
Speaker 3: about this whole No Not November last year when it
Speaker 3: was happening, and it's definitely been taken by the like
Speaker 3: taken over by like the straight sort of Andrew Taits
Speaker 3: sort of the world where they're like, oh, I don't
Speaker 3: really need this, h but you'd just be a I
Speaker 3: was gonna use the seaweb.
Speaker 2: We can't.
Speaker 3: The only rule of this podcast. We've got to use
Speaker 3: the seaweed. Okay, that's all the other words. We can't
Speaker 3: say the seaweed.
Speaker 2: We've dropped dropped it twice, and we've cut it out
Speaker 2: both times because we said, it's almost like fourmost three
Speaker 2: four years have done this.
Speaker 3: But my point is if you were to do it,
Speaker 3: you'd just be It'd be a real angry sea to
Speaker 3: be around, wouldn't you be, like, I'm just take away
Speaker 3: some of the small joys in life.
Speaker 1: I know it is the cost of living crisis. We
Speaker 1: need to exactly.
Speaker 2: Oh dear.
Speaker 3: Speaking of that, though, here's something that might be challenging
Speaker 3: to watch during no Nut November. Have you guys seen
Speaker 3: what Turkey's national sport is oil wrestling? So the turkishs
Speaker 3: like part of their national sport, these guys oil themselves
Speaker 3: up and then just jump on the bandwagon and start
Speaker 3: to just.
Speaker 2: Oh, can't off. They must know how gay the is.
Speaker 1: That was a great choice of words to wrestle each other.
Speaker 1: And just to give a little bit of context, Chris
Speaker 1: has just shown us a photo where the dude has
Speaker 1: his hands fully down and other dude's pants. Like when
Speaker 1: I say his hands, we're talking his hand and the
Speaker 1: majority of his arm les.
Speaker 3: Yet he's giving it a he's giving it a full guy, not.
Speaker 1: Just some of it, all of it, all of it.
Speaker 3: So yeah, so Turkish make it oil wrestling.
Speaker 1: Oh that's a man, I was wondering what that was.
Speaker 2: He's just lying on the ground. They're being really, they
Speaker 2: must know how homoerotic that is, right when he looks
Speaker 2: like he's just giving him a nice little message. I
Speaker 2: think wrestling, I think wrestling in general is a very
Speaker 2: homo erotic sport one hundred percent.
Speaker 1: It was part of my sexual awakening truly.
Speaker 2: What doing or watching?
Speaker 1: Just watching?
Speaker 2: Yeah, oh, I've seen many a paul where it started
Speaker 2: with a like wrestling team and a coach. Did I
Speaker 2: say too much? Not at all? Not at all, No,
Speaker 2: not at all.
Speaker 3: And speaking of things that might give you a bonat
Speaker 3: you put the bat today about a role that they're
Speaker 3: putting in it to need an airport? Oh yeah, I
Speaker 3: think I've heard a little bit about this, but I
Speaker 3: don't really understand what's going on.
Speaker 1: So essentially, what they're trying to do is the pick
Speaker 1: up and drop off area. They're wanting people to move
Speaker 1: on quicker, so they're putting in a three minute rule.
Speaker 1: When you're saying goodbye to people, you've only got three
Speaker 1: minutes to give them a hug and say goodbye and
Speaker 1: then you get the shuffle on.
Speaker 2: So the sciences max three minute hug and I think
Speaker 2: what they were trying to do was just be a
Speaker 2: little bit like quirky and clever, because what they what
Speaker 2: the CEO ended up saying, was like so many of
Speaker 2: the signs at airport, it's a very aggressive when talking
Speaker 2: about pick up and drop off, you know, like no
Speaker 2: more than five minutes where you will be ticketed. And
Speaker 2: they were like, there's be a little bit lighter and
Speaker 2: a little bit more like cheeky with it. But it's
Speaker 2: obviously gone viral around the world.
Speaker 1: Now every single news publication around the world has done
Speaker 1: a story on it. It's so funny. But yeah, if
Speaker 1: you go to any I was gonna say, supermarket, what
Speaker 1: is the airport? Any airport anywhere there is a time
Speaker 1: limit on how like in Auckland are the people that
Speaker 1: come out with their whistles and their whistles at you. Yeah,
Speaker 1: so aggressive and you have to go around and then
Speaker 1: you park up again and can they do another three
Speaker 1: minutes or do I have to drive around again?
Speaker 3: There's sort of people you'd be like yelling out the
Speaker 3: window like no, no, no, members, not for you.
Speaker 2: The other thing about it is three minutes, Like I'm
Speaker 2: a hugger. I love a hard. It touches my love language.
Speaker 2: Three minutes is a very very long time to put
Speaker 2: that into bespect of what I thought is, I'll see
Speaker 2: a timer and we'll just keep talking, and we might
Speaker 2: ef We're not gonna hug altogether for three minutes. No,
Speaker 2: I don't know that we need to.
Speaker 1: Women.
Speaker 2: We could, but it's more of a that's more of
Speaker 2: a visual thing, and we're over there. So what I'll
Speaker 2: do is, I've seen a timer for three minutes. We'll
Speaker 2: just keep talking, and when three minutes is up, I
Speaker 2: will let you know how long that has been, and
Speaker 2: then we'll see what it would be like to have
Speaker 2: hugged for this long. Okay, so imagine you were standing
Speaker 2: in your hug.
Speaker 1: Now, I'm not gonna lie. I don't really like people
Speaker 1: in my personal space.
Speaker 2: So you're not a hugger. Cam.
Speaker 1: I'm a hugger, but I'm like three minutes of a hug.
Speaker 1: That's a long.
Speaker 2: It's a long long. It is a long hug. I
Speaker 2: did see an interesting step though, because because obviously did
Speaker 2: need an airport's gone really viral for this thing, right,
Speaker 2: and now all these other airports around New Zealand have
Speaker 2: come out and I was like, there's no bloody solidarity
Speaker 2: with the airports around New Zealand. You think that'll be
Speaker 2: like all in, all in together, but like christi Atch
Speaker 2: Airport and Auckland Airport and Wellington Airport have all come
Speaker 2: out and been like no, no, no, you can hug
Speaker 2: as long as you wanted our airports. I'm like, bullshit,
Speaker 2: I've been to Auckland Airport. They will they will move
Speaker 2: you on so.
Speaker 1: Quick a little blue hat. I still haven't.
Speaker 2: Yeah right, But Auckland Airport put out did said that
Speaker 2: they did some really interesting research around hugging at airports recently,
Speaker 2: like separate from this whole Dunedin saga. They said seventeen
Speaker 2: percent of people say they're not they Only seventeen percent
Speaker 2: of people say that they would enjoy hugging in public
Speaker 2: places in New Zealand, but that increases to like ninety
Speaker 2: five percent of airports. So people are far more inclined
Speaker 2: to give hugs at airports than they are in any
Speaker 2: other public place.
Speaker 3: But airports are they do have a different set of rules,
Speaker 3: like whenever you go to an airport's probably only places
Speaker 3: where it's like acceptable to have an alcoholic beverage at
Speaker 3: like five o'clock in the morning when I was coming
Speaker 3: back from the airport on Sunday morning and coming through Sydney,
Speaker 3: and like the bars were full, like people were just
Speaker 3: really on the source. So I can see why the
Speaker 3: hugging would be in. And I suppose you're about to
Speaker 3: leave someone for a while.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's like that whole love actually thing right totally.
Speaker 1: The other thing about airport's like I always get super
Speaker 1: embarrassed where I whenever I cry. Yeah, but I feel
Speaker 1: like I had an airport it's fine, Like I don't
Speaker 1: feel shamed for crying.
Speaker 3: And it's all the emotions, all the people. I just
Speaker 3: keep looking at you, thinking we would.
Speaker 2: We still be really, it would still being. It's the
Speaker 2: longest stream, isn't it wild? Isn't it absolutely wild?
Speaker 1: I feel like this entire year has gone faster than
Speaker 1: the all right.
Speaker 3: I feel like I'm getting a bit of a bit
Speaker 3: of a damp sweat in this cuttle now, I know,
Speaker 3: and I love, like I said, I love hugging.
Speaker 2: I'd be getting uncomfortable right about now.
Speaker 3: Do you know the person that would love this three
Speaker 3: minute role, which should be fair, the pro Aska Elizabeth role.
Speaker 2: It would be your husband oh god, not a hugger.
Speaker 3: Not a hugger saying let's have a fifteen second roll.
Speaker 1: That was too long.
Speaker 2: I have to beg him for hugs. It's almost like
Speaker 2: it's become a currency in our relationship.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Like like he's like, if you do this thing
Speaker 2: for me, I'll hug you.
Speaker 1: Cook me dinner and I'll give.
Speaker 2: You a hut truly.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, make me a coffee in bed and I'll
Speaker 2: give you a hug. There you go. Wow, all right,
Speaker 2: pull yourself off, guys, I'm sweaty. That's crazy, doesn't it?
Speaker 3: Just well, I think I want to give them some
Speaker 3: creative I think today in the airport's being very generous
Speaker 3: about about giving you three minutes.
Speaker 2: For your cattles. Be a little too generous, But maybe
Speaker 2: if you're in a long distance relationship and you're leaving
Speaker 2: someone at the airports, three minutes is a long time,
Speaker 2: you want that three minutes, right, you definitely do.
Speaker 3: We like to also just break the fourth wall on
Speaker 3: this podcast and just like call ourselves out when we
Speaker 3: do a good seguay.
Speaker 2: And it was an amazing seguence. Thank you so much,
Speaker 2: thank you so much, thank you. What do you have
Speaker 2: to say about long.
Speaker 1: Well, I'm currently in a long distance relationship or first.
Speaker 2: Of all, yeah, yeah, yeah, year to love you, year
Speaker 2: to live?
Speaker 3: How far?
Speaker 2: How long? Is the distance?
Speaker 1: Just a casual Auckland to London? Oh no, this has
Speaker 1: all happened quite accidentally, and it often does now it's
Speaker 1: just too deep and yeah, but yeah, long distance relationships
Speaker 1: are so weird. I feel like it's transported me back
Speaker 1: to like the nineteen fifties or something, like we handwrite
Speaker 1: each other letters like it's real cute. But I'm like,
Speaker 1: I feel like I'm living in a different age.
Speaker 2: Yeah. So is this in New Zealander living in London? Yeah?
Speaker 2: And did you meet here in New Zealand before they
Speaker 2: moved to London.
Speaker 1: No, we met in New Zealand and he's been in
Speaker 1: London for seven years.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: He came back for a couple of months last summer.
Speaker 1: We met and then essentially just bonded over music. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and I was just like, you know, fun summer, summer
Speaker 1: of love. And then got to the end of the
Speaker 1: summer and I was like, oh no, I bought the
Speaker 1: fields and then the fields were kind of mutual and
Speaker 1: we're like, do we just try too long? Distance, and
Speaker 1: I was like, is this going to work? And everyone
Speaker 1: was like, this is never going to work. This is
Speaker 1: such a joke. Yeah, and then yeah, I saw him August,
Speaker 1: went over to London, and then he's back for another
Speaker 1: three months at the end of the year. So I'm like,
Speaker 1: just make it to the end of the year and
Speaker 1: then we can say we made it work.
Speaker 2: But you're what are you like almost ten months into
Speaker 2: this relationship. Yeah, and it's still going, still going. Oh,
Speaker 2: that's awesome. And how does it, like, do you talk
Speaker 2: every day?
Speaker 1: It's interesting. Before I went to London, no, we're just
Speaker 1: kind of talk from well, it wasn't from time to time, like.
Speaker 2: There was just no hard and fast rules about how
Speaker 2: often you talk.
Speaker 1: Talk whenever kind of thing. But then I think that
Speaker 1: trip really solidified everything. Oh yeah, we talk every day now.
Speaker 3: I mean there's nothing romantic about Europe and the summertime
Speaker 3: is there music festivals, trips to tropical islands.
Speaker 2: But when you went over there, were you nervous? Were
Speaker 2: you thinking I might have just spent the last six
Speaker 2: months or seven months thinking about this guy. And then
Speaker 2: I get over there and I'm like, this was never
Speaker 2: going to be anything, And like when he was here.
Speaker 1: He had spent like a few days and then he'd
Speaker 1: go visit his family or go visit friends in Melbourne
Speaker 1: or whatever. So it wasn't like an extended period of time.
Speaker 1: So that was the longest amount of time consecutively that
Speaker 1: we spent together. And I was like, this could be
Speaker 1: a bloody disaster and I'm going to the other side
Speaker 1: of the world to see whether or not this is
Speaker 1: going to work out.
Speaker 2: But it wasn't a disaster.
Speaker 1: It wasn't a disaster.
Speaker 3: Therese couple of old romantics like, you just go forth
Speaker 3: and conquer, my darling, You go and get it.
Speaker 2: That's amazing.
Speaker 1: We told each other that we loved each other at
Speaker 1: an a dull company. If is it ever a place
Speaker 1: to do it, that's it, I reckon.
Speaker 2: That's what Adele would want. A Dale would absolutely want that.
Speaker 1: Unfortunately, the people standing next to us weren't so keen
Speaker 1: on it that they told us to shut up.
Speaker 2: So where do you go from here?
Speaker 1: Cam, Well, we've got three months together over summer. He's
Speaker 1: back in New Zealand for three months, so and then
Speaker 1: the end of it, just like roll the dice, do
Speaker 1: I go there or do you stay here will there
Speaker 1: have to be a big conversation in the summer.
Speaker 2: Then I think, so, how are you with big conversations?
Speaker 1: I feel like I'm a bit of a people pleaser,
Speaker 1: so I probably just you let me know what you
Speaker 1: want to do.
Speaker 2: I know that feeling. But can I say, as someone
Speaker 2: who is an eternal people pleaser and a very much
Speaker 2: burying my head in the sand kind of a guy,
Speaker 2: I have had to learn how to have big, difficult
Speaker 2: conversations obviously being married. Yeah, and there is something very
Speaker 2: like satisfying about knowing that you've done something, like pushed
Speaker 2: yourself outside of your comfort zone to do something. And
Speaker 2: the more that the faster you learn how to have
Speaker 2: those big conversations, the easier it becomes. And I would
Speaker 2: say when Ryan and I were first together and had
Speaker 2: to have some of those big conversations, they would often
Speaker 2: be very like almost like confrontational, combative discussions. And now,
Speaker 2: no matter how big and how serious the conversation is,
Speaker 2: we always keep a level head. They have very calm,
Speaker 2: clear conversations. We know how to communicate with each other.
Speaker 2: So the faster you can get to that point cam
Speaker 2: the better where it's like a bloody dream I look
Speaker 2: at you with your good advice. Easier than done. Easier
Speaker 2: is a pillar of.
Speaker 1: What we all dream.
Speaker 2: I'm so excited for the summer, the summer of love,
Speaker 2: summer of love. Do you have big plans?
Speaker 1: We're actually going to a Kylie Minogue concert right in Melbourne, Great,
Speaker 1: which would be fun.
Speaker 2: So you've said I love you Adele. Yeah, what happens
Speaker 2: at Kyl.
Speaker 1: I don't know yet? To bloody to side is that
Speaker 1: going to be the engage?
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, Oh my gosh. See, Adele would love
Speaker 2: you saying I love you. Kylie would love an engagement
Speaker 2: at her.
Speaker 3: He would love that like that you'd been going to say,
Speaker 3: I love that that you were top that you top
Speaker 3: to doll.
Speaker 1: Sorry, but this is her meeting.
Speaker 2: This is on Cam's locks green like this is really side.
Speaker 2: Note he's very, very, very cute.
Speaker 1: We don't tell him too much.
Speaker 2: You want to you want to treat him and keep
Speaker 2: him king.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Can I just tell you both that what we said
Speaker 2: off he was going to happen has happened, and that
Speaker 2: we have gotten to the end of the podcast and
Speaker 2: there's so many things left on the run sheet that
Speaker 2: we haven't even discussed. You my god, we could save
Speaker 2: them for next week.
Speaker 3: Surely that or is in Yes, we absolutely can when
Speaker 3: we need to do a competition though, And that's why
Speaker 3: I'm wrapping us up, because we can't leave without doing
Speaker 3: the competition. All right.
Speaker 2: We tease it last week.
Speaker 3: Sometimes we like to pretend that we're like really professional, like, oh,
Speaker 3: you know how to do this, So we're talking to
Speaker 3: the promoters of the show and they're like, yeah, we
Speaker 3: can do this. But anyway, let's take abe who wants
Speaker 3: to win.
Speaker 2: Tickets to Troy Savann. Well, have we got the competition
Speaker 2: for you.
Speaker 3: Thanks to our very good friends at check GPT, we
Speaker 3: have got the name of a wonderful competition and it's called.
Speaker 2: Troy or False. I love it. I love it.
Speaker 3: So Troy Sevan is coming to Auckland and he's coming
Speaker 3: on December the second, and you can get your tickets
Speaker 3: today from Live Nation dot Coto in z. But I
Speaker 3: have got three facts. One of them are three pecks
Speaker 3: back to Ty Savon. One of them isn't true tomorrow.
Speaker 3: So we record this podcast on a Tuesday and it
Speaker 3: goes out on a Wednesday.
Speaker 1: Amazing.
Speaker 3: So when you hear this podcast, actually the post will
Speaker 3: go up. You just have to comment on the post
Speaker 3: about with a beat or see is the one that
Speaker 3: is not true?
Speaker 2: Perfect?
Speaker 3: Underligned not true? Perfect, And then next week we'll announce
Speaker 3: a winner. And then we've actually got a couple of
Speaker 3: these seconds, so we might do it again next week.
Speaker 2: Brilliant. Okay, right, do you want to hear the facts?
Speaker 2: Love to hear the facts? Okay, we're gonna go around.
Speaker 2: You read number one, Okay, you read number two, and
Speaker 2: I read number three. Okay. Fact number one, Savan isn't
Speaker 2: Troy's actual last name. The second one his star sign
Speaker 2: is Virgo.
Speaker 1: Number three Troy didn't go to high school but instead
Speaker 1: was taught at home.
Speaker 2: So two of those facts are true. One of them
Speaker 2: is false.
Speaker 3: Now obviously we won't say the answer, but do you
Speaker 3: think does anyone think they know which one is not true?
Speaker 1: I think I do.
Speaker 2: I think I do too.
Speaker 3: Heal, Yeah, I didn't know any of them, so I'm
Speaker 3: I'm quite into it.
Speaker 1: Can we hold up the fingers and you say yes
Speaker 1: or no?
Speaker 2: You go on, yes?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 2: That too easy or no? I would imagine if there
Speaker 2: was a standard of Troy's it would be it's not
Speaker 2: the fact that I thought, so really were up? Which
Speaker 2: did you think? Ah? Okay, so there you go. Yeah.
Speaker 2: So if you think you have the Troy knowledge, we
Speaker 2: will put a post up on our Instagram page and
Speaker 2: you can go and vote there. You can find us
Speaker 2: on Instagram at out the Gate g A Y t
Speaker 2: E and we will draw when a next week for
Speaker 2: a double pass to go and see Troy s Varn
Speaker 2: in December.
Speaker 1: He is bloody good live.
Speaker 3: And I went and saw him years ago and loved it.
Speaker 3: But everything I'm saying about this to it, I'm like,
Speaker 3: get inside.
Speaker 2: Me literally just the tiny bit of spit like and
Speaker 2: he's got big topic in the g as top.
Speaker 3: Thought it was a bottom of Now he's like no,
Speaker 3: no no, And we also hope he's bringing Ross you know,
Speaker 3: the dancer.
Speaker 1: Ah Russ Lynch.
Speaker 2: Yeah, mum, you are in your daddy era abltely Caim.
Speaker 2: Thank you so much for being with us this week.
Speaker 1: For havn't me. I had so much fun. I can't
Speaker 1: believe in hours gone.
Speaker 2: It's just crazy. It goes so quickly. And you know what,
Speaker 2: we went too creepy. We we we you know, we
Speaker 2: we keep it safe, we keep it conceingtion.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was beautiful. The only thing I will say
Speaker 1: is I feel like the last bit of that chat
Speaker 1: there probably wasn't as much fun as the third you
Speaker 1: were hoping.
Speaker 2: Like. I love, we love deeper, meaningful.
Speaker 1: We don't advice. Thank you, Maddie, welcome.
Speaker 2: We don't mind a third that's got someone in a
Speaker 2: different area go. We'll take anyone at this point in
Speaker 2: our lives. Yeah, anyway, we will see you again next week.
Speaker 2: Bye bye,