Speaker 1: You're listening to the Marcus lush Night's podcast from News Talks.
Speaker 2: I'd be I will start with a quiz question, just
Speaker 2: to get your brains engaged on this cold evening. Here's
Speaker 2: your quiz question. Two years ago today, what happened something
Speaker 2: that was news that was big news? Happened this day?
Speaker 2: Two years ago?
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 2: I wish i'd tune on the radio and someone's asked
Speaker 2: me that question, because I woant a thought, and I
Speaker 2: would have thought, and I would have thought, and I
Speaker 2: don't think I would have known the answer two years
Speaker 2: ago today? What happened twenty twenty three, eighteenth June. Who knows?
Speaker 2: Don't Google? Let me know though, if you think you
Speaker 2: can guess what that is? Oh, eight hundred and eighty
Speaker 2: ten eighty two years ago today, three hundred and sixty five,
Speaker 2: seven hundred and thirty days ago or thirty one depending
Speaker 2: on leave ho day, Oh eight hundred and eighty ten
Speaker 2: eighty yes, seven hundred and thirty one days ago. What
Speaker 2: happened today? Two years ago? Got it? You worked it out?
Speaker 2: Someone will know someone won't. I like the guesses. Get
Speaker 2: in touch, bring me now, No prize, not yet anyway.
Speaker 2: Ooh if it's prize. If there's a prize, it's always butter.
Speaker 2: But there's no prize, so there's no butter. I'm just
Speaker 2: curious to know if you know, because if you know,
Speaker 2: you'll know what I'm curious to know. If you know
Speaker 2: two years ago today, text it, I'll call it. I'll
Speaker 2: read the text as they come through. Up for your
Speaker 2: sounding a fear in the voice. Nine nine two, by
Speaker 2: the way to text, something's happened in a car park
Speaker 2: and christ Church and Rickerton. The police have re much involved,
Speaker 2: so this is just the stuff website reporting. This is
Speaker 2: his breaking news. Although the band is now down. No
Speaker 2: police have called off a christ Church car park after
Speaker 2: a serious incident. Six police officers have seen Leslie Hill
Speaker 2: Drive seven pm, including police photographers. That does not sound good.
Speaker 2: Car park appears to service least businesses five businesses in
Speaker 2: a commercial area, so there is that. But first off
Speaker 2: with the quiz question get through. If you think you
Speaker 2: know eight hundred eighty eight, I will tell you about
Speaker 2: rather I guess two years ago today. It could well
Speaker 2: have been the biggest news story of twenty twenty three,
Speaker 2: although I can't think what else happened in twenty twenty three.
Speaker 2: By the way, anybody anybody jumping if you want ever
Speaker 2: guess no kudo, Well you've got kudos personal kudos. ILL
Speaker 2: eight one hundred and eighty twenty nine to nine text.
Speaker 2: I spent some time today talking to the kids. No
Speaker 2: I said to my kids, I said, we've got to
Speaker 2: watch the Super ap Final because they've banned cowbells. And
Speaker 2: they said, why does the whitekaddo team have cowbells? I
Speaker 2: though that was an extremely good question because I said, well, actually,
Speaker 2: and I thought, and I thought, and I thought it well, actually,
Speaker 2: I think cowbells are from Switzerland when you send the
Speaker 2: cows into the hills and they're free roaming, which is
Speaker 2: certainly not what the cows and the whiteaddle are. They're fenced.
Speaker 2: So it makes me wonder whether they've ever had cow
Speaker 2: bells as their symbol, because I think in some ways
Speaker 2: it's an accurate symbol, and an accurate symbol they need
Speaker 2: something more appropriate. So I've been thinking about that a
Speaker 2: bit today as well. With cow bells. By the way,
Speaker 2: I think the ban is absolutely ridiculous, and being someone
Speaker 2: that was impartial on our very much support Wakao, I
Speaker 2: think it's extremely small minded. Although I heard someone say
Speaker 2: they reckon The only reason they ban the cow bells
Speaker 2: is because it'll be too noisy, and the people in
Speaker 2: Kantary won't be able to ask each other which school
Speaker 2: they went to. Which is what they do there apparently?
Speaker 2: Oh eight hundred eighty taddy and nine two ninety two
Speaker 2: to text year. Oh goodness, me, boy, oh boy, I'd
Speaker 2: go in the night before and dig it into the
Speaker 2: ground jup as creepers, health, thin skinned. And I know
Speaker 2: we like our sport in parochialism. However, to me that's
Speaker 2: just too full on. Yeah, not good about that at all.
Speaker 2: I know it's been a bit of a threshing to day,
Speaker 2: but you might actually want to You might want to
Speaker 2: tell me why infected? Is there symbol for when they
Speaker 2: don't send the cows into the hills. I wouldn't have thought.
Speaker 2: I don't think we ever put cow bells on cows,
Speaker 2: did we? Now we put bells on cats to stop
Speaker 2: them meeting native birds. And it's a good thing. But
Speaker 2: you couldn't take those to the rugby goodya? Cat bells?
Speaker 2: Oh eight one hundred and eighty State of origin five
Speaker 2: past ten. It's in Perth. It must be like an
Speaker 2: afternoon game. There would it be. We're in the middle
Speaker 2: of the night.
Speaker 4: Ed.
Speaker 5: It's marcus ed, I mean even Marcus.
Speaker 6: Hey.
Speaker 5: Look, and I don't think they should bring the tarbells.
Speaker 5: Ten a tall and supporter and it's a big and
Speaker 5: so leave the can the bells at home and come
Speaker 5: and play rugby.
Speaker 2: But you guys sound like you can't take a joke
Speaker 2: and take everything too seriously and are running scared. I'll
Speaker 2: tell you what ed of Christ. But it makes you, guys, look,
Speaker 2: it makes you guys look like you've got your world
Speaker 2: out of perspective, like the only thing you care about
Speaker 2: is rugby.
Speaker 5: No, no, it's not true.
Speaker 7: It's true, and it's true.
Speaker 2: People are laughing at you. People are ridiculing you.
Speaker 5: They are no not Look if they put on the
Speaker 5: one eyed pictures on the eyes, there would be more
Speaker 5: than heavy. Don't bring the hairbells.
Speaker 2: But the thing is the thing is that we all
Speaker 2: enjoy you know, we're all key, we're all New Zealanders.
Speaker 2: But the people of Christ jud it's just take their
Speaker 2: rugby so seriously. And this is indicative of that. And
Speaker 2: people are people think it's ridiculous.
Speaker 5: Go to those of good old players, mate, and well
Speaker 5: come from Tenny.
Speaker 2: But you sound like you've got no sense of humor.
Speaker 5: Sorry, do you.
Speaker 2: Sound like.
Speaker 5: You tell those guys not coming with bells?
Speaker 7: Okay, how do you guys go?
Speaker 2: Last year?
Speaker 5: Well that was just a bit of bed lap. Well
Speaker 5: we're going n last, but this year we made up?
Speaker 5: Was she Aortland's come last and the top of the
Speaker 5: table last year? I don't think it around.
Speaker 2: I don't think Auckland's come last. You see, you guys,
Speaker 2: You guys can't enjoy your own enjoy your own success
Speaker 2: without putting down others. It does come across as mean
Speaker 2: spirits and you see even then, yet to ever go
Speaker 2: at Auckland, which makes you sound incredibly insecure. No, it
Speaker 2: makes you feel like at this you've got your rugby
Speaker 2: with your tiny stand. No one else is going to
Speaker 2: care about you.
Speaker 5: Can Who is the best city in the country?
Speaker 8: Mate?
Speaker 5: Is the way to go? It was to kend to Canterbury.
Speaker 7: What's the best?
Speaker 5: Bring the bells?
Speaker 2: What's the best city in the country?
Speaker 9: It?
Speaker 2: Have you ever been on a plane?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 7: Where have you been?
Speaker 5: Perf and with some Australia in the mines, No thought
Speaker 5: that was quite a nice place. They see Australian played
Speaker 5: really well too last this season they're unlucky to lose.
Speaker 2: But okay, I I had enough of d But still, wow,
Speaker 2: should we be happy? They asked? So well? I don't know.
Speaker 2: It just does strike me as been because one day
Speaker 2: they wonder I'd even know what to say. Actually, I
Speaker 2: was still waiting for my quiz question to get answered.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, Ross Marcus.
Speaker 10: Welcome, Yeah, high Marcus. Home makers. Hey Lek, is this
Speaker 10: the province that about five six years ago had when
Speaker 10: Auckland was playing Canterbury It some father gave his ten
Speaker 10: year old son a sign that that said I hate
Speaker 10: Aucklanders in a rugby game. They front page it of
Speaker 10: the Herald here.
Speaker 2: I think they'd be more like twenty five years ago, Ross, wouldn't.
Speaker 10: It I hate Aucklanders. I mean, this is a mentality
Speaker 10: that people down there, you know, they've got no sense
Speaker 10: of humor. There's still there's still most Robbies still get
Speaker 10: their newspapers papers from Mother England, and they've got no
Speaker 10: sense of humor when someone comes up with a good idea,
Speaker 10: because it's not theirs.
Speaker 2: And I think the I mean, the cowbells are a
Speaker 2: fairly lighted and ocuous kind of thing to take to
Speaker 2: a sport, and I quite like it. I mean it's
Speaker 2: sort of you know, did we ever.
Speaker 10: Did we ever bear the grizzly masks of one eyed
Speaker 10: grizzly masks?
Speaker 2: I don't know, did we no?
Speaker 10: Because they might have been offensive to someone. I mean,
Speaker 10: these guys have got to get to life.
Speaker 2: I think the Crusaders, I think they did have to
Speaker 2: change their symbol because the Crusades appeared to be slightly
Speaker 2: from vocative. But yeah, they have got to get life.
Speaker 2: That's the thing. Men's Bridge, Colin Mansbridge, goodness meet. Anyway,
Speaker 2: you might want to mention this, by the way, why
Speaker 2: is it the symbol? Because I don't think we have
Speaker 2: cow bells in this country. It's more like in the
Speaker 2: sound of music, Marcus, I'm a Crusader's family. The CEO
Speaker 2: needs to give himself an uppercut. He's embarrassed the province.
Speaker 2: It's a struggle enough to get good crowds at Rugby.
Speaker 2: He wants to make the atmosphere even more sterile. You
Speaker 2: what a tugger? What's wrong with a few cow bells? Misery? Guts?
Speaker 2: Can to rego the chiefs, Marcus, I know way to
Speaker 2: Twysele from Christ jur It's just passed fairly and a
Speaker 2: road sign saying be cautious, black Ice, We're enjoy listening
Speaker 2: to you on the road. E nol Emma, Izzy and George,
Speaker 2: are you a family? Marcus, the guy just contradict themselves.
Speaker 11: You did.
Speaker 2: Old players are the best, well, old players with cow
Speaker 2: bells for years, and they'd never banned them. I think
Speaker 2: I preferred the chainsaw sixteen past night, eight eight eight. Alex,
Speaker 2: it's Marcus, welcome.
Speaker 12: Marcus, there you going good?
Speaker 2: Thank you, Alex.
Speaker 12: That's the figure I made. I couldn't help but call
Speaker 12: up just when I heard that gentleman on the phone
Speaker 12: before the Cantabrian, and I just had to call over
Speaker 12: the cantaby myself. As an avid Rugby fan, we need
Speaker 12: to stop being so pesthetic. For goodness sake, let them
Speaker 12: bring that they want to bring the cow bells, bring
Speaker 12: the cow bells.
Speaker 2: What's the big deal You've got to behave like winners,
Speaker 2: like oh.
Speaker 12: I mean, we're going to let the rugby speak for
Speaker 12: itself and all that stuff. But it's like you're right, well,
Speaker 12: who cares a cow bells?
Speaker 9: There?
Speaker 12: It shouldn't matter. It shouldn't matter. Were the most vanilla
Speaker 12: blank sports reporters in the world. You know, you hardly
Speaker 12: hear a powdered anyone at a damn all Blacks game.
Speaker 12: The cow bells, you know, let them bring them?
Speaker 2: Correct metaphere, brilliant, Thank you, Alex. What if this is
Speaker 2: because the stadium is small and compact. I wonder if
Speaker 2: you can take cow bells to the new stadium when
Speaker 2: that opens. It'll be the test. Oh wait, eighty Cal, Marcus, welcome, Mark,
Speaker 2: good Cal.
Speaker 13: There's one order as they come here, and I say,
Speaker 13: bring the care bells.
Speaker 2: Brilliant, that's what people. It seems like mains Bridge is
Speaker 2: spoken out of tune.
Speaker 13: Well, yeah, I agree, but I'd like to say they
Speaker 13: can bring the care bells and we'll bring back our swords.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Well, did they take swords to the stadium.
Speaker 13: No, nothing more. The horses run around on the stadium.
Speaker 2: Where they like foam rubber swords.
Speaker 13: Yeah, I was just the old phone swords and stuff.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you can't you take those?
Speaker 13: Well, because they's a whole nasty crusoder, look the whole company.
Speaker 2: Enough, it's complicated, doesn't it.
Speaker 14: Too much?
Speaker 13: For a game of forty Week's just down, play rugby
Speaker 13: and have had fun. Bring your bells and we'll bring
Speaker 13: our whistles, and we'll see the ones at the end
Speaker 13: of the day.
Speaker 15: You know, it's.
Speaker 2: Bells and whistles. Put Carl, I'm liking at bells and whistles.
Speaker 2: Twenty two past eight, Marcus till twelve? What are the
Speaker 2: text doors? Said Dot had on the canteb Some not
Speaker 2: all lost these humor when they lost their knights on horseback.
Speaker 2: White cotta used to be called Mulu's hence the bells. Yes,
Speaker 2: but they don't have cows with bells. And the whitecaddow
Speaker 2: I've never seen a cow and he's in with a bell.
Speaker 2: The cow bells are in the retaliation to the banning
Speaker 2: of the Canterbury flags and saying that though the more
Speaker 2: cow bells, the better cheapers. According to My Day in
Speaker 2: History book, Napoleon was defeated at Waterloo. Mommy water anyway,
Speaker 2: get in touch your to talk back us till twelve.
Speaker 2: You got cows? You got cowbells on your cows.
Speaker 4: Mary.
Speaker 6: No, but I've got a new name for this whole fiesco.
Speaker 6: It's called cow bell gates.
Speaker 2: Very good. Did you do that yourself?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 6: I just I just thought of it when I was
Speaker 6: talking to you.
Speaker 2: You sound sound like you come up with it quite
Speaker 2: quickly at Cowbell Gates CBG. Is it why cowbells are
Speaker 2: a symbol because of the dairy But they don't have
Speaker 2: cows with bells in the dairy country?
Speaker 6: Do they know we'll be too annoying on the farms?
Speaker 6: I think it comes from I think they still use
Speaker 6: them in Switzerland. I've seen them on mountain biking videos
Speaker 6: so that when you're riding through the hills you don't
Speaker 6: run into a cow. They're like sort of like cleaning
Speaker 6: and clanging everywhere from the hills. It's down of music styles.
Speaker 2: So you must go to get your cows to milk.
Speaker 2: Then you must listen for the sound.
Speaker 6: Nay, yeah, possibly like if you had a like think
Speaker 6: instead of an alpine, grassy mountain environment and there's a
Speaker 6: white house, where are you going to find number six
Speaker 6: and number sixteen? You know, over on that far north
Speaker 6: knob and then you go up.
Speaker 2: You listen them. Have you ever been to have you
Speaker 2: ever been to the rugby with a cow bell?
Speaker 15: No?
Speaker 6: I'm a I'm a Northern tiny Fas supporter. Oh okay,
Speaker 6: there we just go blue and you do a big
Speaker 6: crouch and you yelling to you whatever you're drinking out
Speaker 6: of and you go blue and it sort of echoes
Speaker 6: out your vessel around the ground. That's the tiny far
Speaker 6: version of the cow bell.
Speaker 2: But I thought, okay, I don't know because it's that
Speaker 2: light blue, isn't it.
Speaker 9: You?
Speaker 2: You're right now, I can remember that now, matey, thank you.
Speaker 2: Twenty four past eight. Yes, it was a summarine that
Speaker 2: exploded this year ago, two years today, two years ago today,
Speaker 2: this day. It was the submarine the titan exploded. That
Speaker 2: poor kid, that poor child, His dad took him down
Speaker 2: there with his Rubik's cube. Heartbreaking. The cowbells are so loud,
Speaker 2: let them bring them like goham deaf as well as demoralized.
Speaker 2: What if we think about cowbells? There are nothing compared
Speaker 2: to the fury of the vovoo Zeila. I love the Vovoozela.
Speaker 2: I'll take cowboys any day. Tony Marcus banned the cowbell.
Speaker 2: That also been that damnoy in Canterbury Ground announced that
Speaker 2: bleats out a huge roar off the reef is reviewing
Speaker 2: an oppotion to play, but hushes up as he against
Speaker 2: the Crusaders, Marcus. Massive fick up by Crusader's marketing management
Speaker 2: team shortsighted. Gives the chiefs a huge advantage. And I'm
Speaker 2: a huge Canterbury van forever. Not a lot of thought
Speaker 2: got into that decision. Brilliant All go this passion, boy,
Speaker 2: this passion, looking forward to your call to eight hundred
Speaker 2: and eighty ten eighty nineteen nine to de text our
Speaker 2: milk and cow had a cowbell Southern Hawk's Bay around
Speaker 2: the late nineteen fifties. Godness, where was this other text? Marcus.
Speaker 2: I lived in Christich for six years. If we got
Speaker 2: invited to an event where the dress code was smart casual,
Speaker 2: the local guys would turn up wearing their Crusaders rugby Josey's.
Speaker 2: I've found it a very large village with more than its
Speaker 2: fiercehear of idiots. Goodness, Russell, it's Marcus. Welcome, Hi Russell.
Speaker 14: There, Marcus.
Speaker 16: Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes me yep right, I'm.
Speaker 2: In Bellkleser, perfect perfect place for you, right.
Speaker 14: Yeah, hey, we have appearance. We had a farm down
Speaker 14: the Catlins milklessipy odd cows and we didn't have a
Speaker 14: bill for all the cows. But we hadn't had won.
Speaker 14: Now I'll give you a ring, I give you a shake.
Speaker 14: You want to hear it?
Speaker 2: Yeah you're listening, yep, pretty good. Why why did that
Speaker 2: one cow have the bell?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 14: Well we in the winter time when just active milk won,
Speaker 14: we just uh out in the patic should just stay
Speaker 14: in there, milker just through the window.
Speaker 2: Okay, it must be nice to sound, and Switzerland must be.
Speaker 2: It must be like like wind chimes, but with more bass.
Speaker 2: I don't think they're coming back anytime, so I think,
Speaker 2: if anything, the cows these days are going to necklaces.
Speaker 2: But it's like with no fences, they get a shock
Speaker 2: when they go close to where a wire could be.
Speaker 2: It's how Mardy's got his cows. They just rode around
Speaker 2: up with no fences. That's particularly good. But I mean
Speaker 2: you can't take that along to a game, can you, Marcus?
Speaker 2: Are they called cow bells or choker bells? I don't
Speaker 2: know that crowd announcer at Canterbury do they? Is it
Speaker 2: sold out yet? Got a good mind to go myself? Actually,
Speaker 2: I don't know if I'm cann be fuffed with the drive?
Speaker 2: Eight hours, seven hours, eight hours? Is it this day
Speaker 2: in twenty twenty three, the experimental Submersiful Titan imploded during
Speaker 2: a dive to the wreck of the Titanic. Are you
Speaker 2: ready to go back to Titanic? All five people on
Speaker 2: board were killed, Stockton Rush, the magnet, and his son.
Speaker 2: Don't who the other two were, Actually, I haven't watched
Speaker 2: that thing on Netflix yet, the old Netty. Do I
Speaker 2: want to watch a documentary on that? No, I'm still
Speaker 2: actually not even quite sure. I'm going to watch Jewels
Speaker 2: this weekend? Read second thoughts anyway, Um State of Origins
Speaker 2: at ten past five past ten and there is some
Speaker 2: basketball to NBL soul who I'll tell you what the
Speaker 2: South and have come right?
Speaker 17: Boy?
Speaker 2: That was a good game on Sunday. G that was
Speaker 2: a good game. Gosh, that was a good game. Flick boy,
Speaker 2: did we get all into the Franklin team? Wow? There
Speaker 2: was a fight. The coach ran on jeepers, Adam, it's Marcus.
Speaker 15: Welcome, can you you Marcus?
Speaker 6: Trust you all?
Speaker 15: Well? Yes, thank you, congratulations on your recent achievements.
Speaker 9: I got the.
Speaker 14: Opportunity, thank you.
Speaker 15: A few years ago, I lived and worked in Switzerland
Speaker 15: and I was on the weekends a free time. I'd
Speaker 15: do a bit of hiking, and I was an area
Speaker 15: generally referred to as the Bernese Oberlin and my specific
Speaker 15: area that I was tramping on this occasion was known
Speaker 15: as Schmidhmut and I came across as farmer and he
Speaker 15: had two cows. Now there was also a bit of
Speaker 15: a part time blacksmith. And what he showed me was
Speaker 15: that both his cows had goals, but each bell had
Speaker 15: a certain certain iron content, so that one bell gave
Speaker 15: a different tone than another bell, and that was how
Speaker 15: he could distinguish where his cows were during particularly during
Speaker 15: the winter months, and while they were outside and walking
Speaker 15: around what had So I thought that was quite interesting and.
Speaker 2: Did he was he just in some value that needed
Speaker 2: no fencing? Is that the way it worked? You kind of?
Speaker 15: Absolutely? Yeah, it was just in some ye some gully.
Speaker 15: And he had a little bit of a hole of
Speaker 15: a accommodation. He built his own home and yeah, he
Speaker 15: made his own cheese or well him and hear him
Speaker 15: and her and doors were a bit of a joint efforty,
Speaker 15: I think, But no, he was totally independent. During the
Speaker 15: winter months. He was telling me he had a he
Speaker 15: had a cellar there and he had everything all the
Speaker 15: provisions that he would he didn't need to go anywhere
Speaker 15: outside the valley during particularly during the winter months.
Speaker 9: He was just he was totally enclosed.
Speaker 6: It was quite interesting.
Speaker 15: I spent about two or three hours with him, him
Speaker 15: and his wife and God had a bit of girl
Speaker 15: yard with him and learned a few things. So that
Speaker 15: was sort of made my day, made my trip that weekend,
Speaker 15: I remember.
Speaker 2: And there was no way for the cows to get
Speaker 2: out because it was mountains on both sides. Would that
Speaker 2: be the Have I got the lie of the land right?
Speaker 15: Well, they sort of knew that they it would be
Speaker 15: wouldn't be in the interest to go wandering too far
Speaker 15: from from because they the area. They were well versed
Speaker 15: with that area there. They were well familiar with their surroundings.
Speaker 15: So they had an idea. I mean, they weren't silly
Speaker 15: that they wouldn't be the as to they wouldn't be
Speaker 15: in the interest to go wandering off too far because
Speaker 15: that's you know, that was good. So that was something
Speaker 15: I learned on that trip, so I were really quite
Speaker 15: pleased about that. But yeah, they different bells had different
Speaker 15: lead content. He put a certain amount of lead and
Speaker 15: let's se how he could distinguish one from another as
Speaker 15: they were hobbling around the round the meadows and what
Speaker 15: have you?
Speaker 2: Did you see did you see cows without bells?
Speaker 4: Uh?
Speaker 15: Well this is quite a little a few years ago now.
Speaker 15: But the thing I was stuck in my mind was learning
Speaker 15: about this part time Blacksmith.
Speaker 2: Yeah, nice, the two from you, and well that's a
Speaker 2: good cal Thank you. Twenty three away from nine, looking
Speaker 2: forward to you. Input. It's all about the bells tonight
Speaker 2: so far, good evening, Bicky. This is Marcus. Welcome.
Speaker 4: Hi Marcus. I stumped in the car and started looking
Speaker 4: to your conversation, so I thought I'd add a little
Speaker 4: bit to the cow bells story. I did a trip
Speaker 4: in twenty nineteen with my mum. We went to Vietnam
Speaker 4: and we did a bit of a high capins and
Speaker 4: mountains one day, just as a day trip think, And
Speaker 4: as we were climbing up, we could hear these bells
Speaker 4: going off in the distance, and then they arrived sort
Speaker 4: of towards us.
Speaker 18: It was a group of.
Speaker 4: Ladies and they were walking their goats and they had
Speaker 4: bells around their neck, so that you know, it was
Speaker 4: quite steep and there were no fencing and there were
Speaker 4: some houses dotted on the way down, and how they
Speaker 4: kept hold of their goats, and we stopped and had
Speaker 4: a chat. And it took a bit of a while
Speaker 4: to have a chat to sort of they had limited English,
Speaker 4: but they were unsats.
Speaker 11: So the goats that we.
Speaker 2: Buy, you know for Christmas. Let let's don't give gifts
Speaker 2: by a goat.
Speaker 4: Yes, yeah, yeah, So they were doing embroidery sort of
Speaker 4: stuff at the same time as they were walking. Talking
Speaker 4: about multitasking. They were walking down the hill doing all
Speaker 4: their needlework and making you know, things that they sold
Speaker 4: in the in the markets, and while they were walking
Speaker 4: their goats and yeah, and so it was really lovely
Speaker 4: to see, you know, just that culture and that lifestyle
Speaker 4: that the things that we buy for Christmas for people do. Actually,
Speaker 4: you know, they were that was their livelihood.
Speaker 18: It was great.
Speaker 2: Did they milk the goats? I guess that's what you
Speaker 2: do with the goat, is it?
Speaker 4: Yes, absolutely, that's what they did. Yeah, and they you know,
Speaker 4: they were their prized possessions because you know, there wasn't
Speaker 4: a giant herd of them. There was only sort of
Speaker 4: five or six goats.
Speaker 18: You know, there wasn't a lot.
Speaker 2: I don't think I might remember in Bali that some
Speaker 2: of the animals had bells as well. We might investigate
Speaker 2: that a bit more, Becky, thank you, there we go, Oh,
Speaker 2: Colin Mainsbridge. It's given us a bit of a geography
Speaker 2: lesson there with all of that eight hundred and eighty
Speaker 2: to talk about cow bells, tonight? Are there the other stuff?
Speaker 2: So I just can't work out what tonight? Yes, get
Speaker 2: in touch by name? Is Marcus welcome? Oh eight hundred
Speaker 2: eighty ten eighty get in touch? You do want to talk?
Speaker 2: Nine to nine two to text. Staate of origin is
Speaker 2: in Perth. I don't know if it's been in Perth before.
Speaker 2: It's a big match. Oh wait toned eighty two nine
Speaker 2: nine to to text. But yes, it seems to be
Speaker 2: a misstep from Canterbury. What did Colin Mansbridge get in?
Speaker 13: Oh?
Speaker 2: Yeah, he was there, that's right. I can't remember. He
Speaker 2: was all at the yes and I remember him his
Speaker 2: some of his headlines from the past. Anyway, it's eighteen
Speaker 2: to nine. You can email also, by the way, Marcus
Speaker 2: atnewstalks'db dot co dot nz. Marcus, you mentioned bells before
Speaker 2: the ad break. I have an old bell my granddad
Speaker 2: bought in Havar, Croatia has to be sixty years old,
Speaker 2: original string and all side note. Went fishing today. I
Speaker 2: got two sibeke rigs with sinkers and a bunch of crabs.
Speaker 2: Good day, I say, I have to look what a
Speaker 2: sibekey rig is. I don't know if it's a fish
Speaker 2: or a type of tackle. It's a type of tackle.
Speaker 2: Goodness Oha eight one hundred and eighty ten eighty nine
Speaker 2: two nine two detect there's breaking news, will bring that
Speaker 2: to you, whatever that may be. If there's something else
Speaker 2: you want to talk about, feel free to come through.
Speaker 2: Lotto's gone. I don't know if it's a powerable situation.
Speaker 2: I never know. They always say the lot of numbers.
Speaker 2: Wouldn't they tell you' straight away if anyone's wonted or not.
Speaker 2: Wouldn't that be what we want to hear? Godness, I'm
Speaker 2: so excited about the rugby now that I so want
Speaker 2: Canterbury to lose that I'm even thinking of a sweep steak.
Speaker 2: I just don't know how we can make the sweepstake
Speaker 2: more interesting. I can't think of anything cowber or related
Speaker 2: to make it more interesting. So I wanted to pass
Speaker 2: that one by. Marcus just arrived and tackle poor plenty
Speaker 2: of snows on the ground. Get up the Crusaders whatever, Andy, Marcus.
Speaker 2: Welcome Marcus.
Speaker 19: I thought you were a Mainlander. Yeah, yeah, I just
Speaker 19: do to say, uh about the Crusaders, you're not backing.
Speaker 2: Well, I think it's I think it's thin skin and pathetical.
Speaker 2: They've been the cowbells.
Speaker 19: Well, anything to upset the North Islanders, you do it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's not about North Island. So it's not North
Speaker 2: Island South Island, is it?
Speaker 15: Yes, it is?
Speaker 20: Really What about if it was a.
Speaker 2: Blues What about if it was the Blues?
Speaker 19: Well, because the North Island they hate us with a passion,
Speaker 19: the passion.
Speaker 2: The Blues don't care about you. That's the trouble in Christians.
Speaker 2: Don't anyone hates them, but people just don't even think
Speaker 2: about them.
Speaker 19: No, forget about you, No, don't think about the Crusaders.
Speaker 19: I'm talking about North Island. South Islander say, I mean,
Speaker 19: if we didn't have the power source down here, they
Speaker 19: wouldn't be able to live.
Speaker 9: Mates.
Speaker 2: Come on, I think they're all on the solar now,
Speaker 2: aren't they. There's less and less of that. I think
Speaker 2: these days. Are you you're talking like cut the.
Speaker 19: Cable absolutely, let them float away.
Speaker 2: I can tell you what worry are you, christ your gendy?
Speaker 9: I am.
Speaker 2: I saw that more people are moving to the South
Speaker 2: Island from the North Island, vice versa. There's a huge
Speaker 2: flow of people.
Speaker 19: Exactly exactly how many thousands of people come from Auckland
Speaker 19: to I think christ Church was the main place they
Speaker 19: came to.
Speaker 2: I think they're going to rollestered.
Speaker 19: Well, well yeah, don't go. A cheap little cheap attack
Speaker 19: and saved coming up, haven't they.
Speaker 2: It's the biggest in the South Island. Yes, exactly, cheapers creepers.
Speaker 2: I'm not quite sure. I'm not quite sure what I'd
Speaker 2: like to live in Roliston. It's all a bit sort
Speaker 2: of Rollistons, isn't it.
Speaker 19: No, no, no, no, so lovely places, rollister. It's only
Speaker 19: only now with a new motorway. You get out there
Speaker 19: in fifteen minutes, tell.
Speaker 15: You, yeah, but go head down.
Speaker 12: We're going head down here, buddy.
Speaker 2: Yeah until them, until the until everyone decides some move
Speaker 2: there in the motorway gets gridlocked. That will happen soon, wanted.
Speaker 19: No, there won't. There's too many people in the in
Speaker 19: the north of the Bombay. They won't all come down,
Speaker 19: but the ones with any brains.
Speaker 3: Will come down.
Speaker 2: Moved ever lived anywhere else?
Speaker 19: Yes, I was born in the mainland of Tay.
Speaker 2: Happy wow railway family, No, but there was a butcher brilliant. Wow,
Speaker 2: what a train and.
Speaker 19: You know what he wanted to do when he when
Speaker 19: I could remember what he's saying. The place he wanted
Speaker 19: to retire was the Bay of Islands.
Speaker 2: She first? Did he get there?
Speaker 19: He did, he did, And every move we made as
Speaker 19: a family was north to get him to the Bay
Speaker 19: of Islands. Pie Here he got to.
Speaker 2: You don't hear so much about pie Here anymore? Do you?
Speaker 19: Oh? What a place? What place? Unfortunately I didn't get
Speaker 19: to live there himself.
Speaker 2: Why do you go back to Canterbury? Well?
Speaker 19: I started moving around New Zealand, met a beautiful Canary
Speaker 19: girl and married her, being married to her for fifty
Speaker 19: two years.
Speaker 2: And fifty two years.
Speaker 19: Yes, fifty three years.
Speaker 2: I know you sound about you sound about thirty.
Speaker 19: Five, Thank you very much, seventy one.
Speaker 2: Because you've got a young sounding name too. There would
Speaker 2: be many seven year old called Andya. I guess there's
Speaker 2: Prince Andrew. But cheap as creepers. I thought you're a
Speaker 2: young arengster?
Speaker 19: Thank you very much. I appreciate that.
Speaker 2: Are you retired?
Speaker 9: Yes?
Speaker 2: Yes, you gonna match on Saturday.
Speaker 19: In my movie room with my homebrew? Yes, I will
Speaker 19: be there.
Speaker 2: What's your homebrew? You got a kit? Or just start
Speaker 2: old school?
Speaker 19: I start old school? Threw it then over bricks with
Speaker 19: beautiful bourbon chip taste better than the better than the
Speaker 19: best bourbon? You goodbye?
Speaker 2: Well, it's it's it's bourbon, or bee, it's bourbon you're making?
Speaker 9: Yes?
Speaker 2: Yes, you got to still?
Speaker 6: Yes?
Speaker 2: Ge what do you drink it with?
Speaker 19: I drink it with lots of ice and a splash
Speaker 19: of coke zero.
Speaker 2: Wow. So you come a long way from the butcher's
Speaker 2: son from ti Ha with either your own movie theater
Speaker 2: and cheapers creepers.
Speaker 19: You did right.
Speaker 2: The wife's run here. You're gonna tell her? Are you
Speaker 2: talking to? And off you go? Are you dogging? Are
Speaker 2: you talking? Let's say that? Are you talking to? Where's
Speaker 2: the privacy? How are you talking to? The old?
Speaker 21: Well?
Speaker 2: I don't know what. Sorry about beer? When you asso
Speaker 2: said the bourbon chips? Goodness? Guys need to go anywhere?
Speaker 2: Probably can't drink driving and all that, but to start
Speaker 2: your home tiny bit of coke zero, plenty of ice,
Speaker 2: tiny bit of coke zero. Now, how's the mushroom trial going?
Speaker 2: Not good?
Speaker 7: Is it?
Speaker 2: You want to want to just lock her up? There's
Speaker 2: gonna be no excuse going to make it sound reasonable anyway.
Speaker 2: Do you want to know about the breakthrough in the
Speaker 2: Air India case? Authorities investigating the deadly aer India crash
Speaker 2: believe the doom flight was using an emergency power generator
Speaker 2: that promly finding his Waird questions over where the plane's
Speaker 2: engines were working properly during takeoff? So why would that
Speaker 2: be happening? They are studying the black boxes and are
Speaker 2: looking at whether it was overloaded. So there we go.
Speaker 2: It's more complicated I thought that article, so I'll just
Speaker 2: probably lead that one there to text. If you do
Speaker 2: want to come through. My name is Marcus. Welcome hettl
Speaker 2: twelve six away from nine talking cow bells. I could
Speaker 2: listen to Andy talk all night. Well, I think he's
Speaker 2: got the mix right tonight, Marcus. I hope the Crusaders
Speaker 2: lose to be good at lowest Ring and gave her
Speaker 2: prediction or Susette, Oh my God, Marcus Summer Southlder. I
Speaker 2: can't stand the anti North Island rhetoric. Drives me crazy. Yes,
Speaker 2: drives me crazy too, actually because it sounds remarkably close
Speaker 2: to paranoia. Marcus. For your proposed sweepsteak, how many yellow
Speaker 2: cards and how many read there will be cards? For sure?
Speaker 2: Who's running the whistlers at Gardener? Is there that got
Speaker 2: used to work for us?
Speaker 15: Oh?
Speaker 2: That's maybe. I don't know. There was a I heard
Speaker 2: who the guy was. It was the ref running whistle anyway,
Speaker 2: if you want to be in touch, welcome six away
Speaker 2: from nine. It is Gardener. What's his first name? What's
Speaker 2: his front handle? Your angus? Oh it is an angus? Yea,
Speaker 2: that's right, was going to be angus is confused. Seems
Speaker 2: to be a much free much referees name angus. I
Speaker 2: don't know why that is state of origin from ten.
Speaker 2: I'll give you updates on that. The Blues well use
Speaker 2: South Wales are up one nil. It's the best of three,
Speaker 2: so Queensland really need to win it tonight otherwise the
Speaker 2: third one becomes a dead rubber. No one wants that.
Speaker 2: Everyone wants a free match. I don't know what you
Speaker 2: call it, but they want one of those, So yes,
Speaker 2: welcome if you're to talk. One name is Marcus head
Speaker 2: on Midnight Marcus cowbells. They are a throwing weapon, just
Speaker 2: like glass bottles. What about shoes? Anyone tried melatonin? I've
Speaker 2: kind of haven't. Really, I've missed the memo on melatonin.
Speaker 2: I think it's probably studioscience, is it, Marcus? There are
Speaker 2: still three types of New Zealanders, North Island and South
Speaker 2: Islands and Aucklanders. It's about twenty years. Does anyone's calling
Speaker 2: me one of Jeffer? Isn't it? Marcus? Good evening, because
Speaker 2: I'm so astonished a number of people can recite Pie
Speaker 2: to one hundred disimble places regain? Who can I think
Speaker 2: anyone came around as Pie to one hundred?
Speaker 7: Can they?
Speaker 2: Three point one four one f nine This is pie,
Speaker 2: followed by it's a fulls game learning Pie. There's no
Speaker 2: joy in that. It's like, not a practical bit of information,
Speaker 2: is it? You never need the area of the circle
Speaker 2: that accurately. You wouldn't think three point one for what?
Speaker 2: What's a funny text that one too? By the way,
Speaker 2: three point one for one five Marcus. There was a paper,
Speaker 2: an article in the UK pap your stab an English
Speaker 2: school teacher with India who changed his air in their
Speaker 2: flight the following day and forgot to tell his wife
Speaker 2: back home. She thought he was dead. The most amazing
Speaker 2: thing the article was that his seat number was eleven
Speaker 2: A would he have lived if on the flight regards mark?
Speaker 2: So his wife thought she died. Wow, Cantabrians call North
Speaker 2: Island people pig Islanders, do they? For goodness sake? Whatever?
Speaker 2: Next he had a twelve make no apologies for that
Speaker 2: eight hundred and eighty ten eighty all about the cow bells. Tonight,
Speaker 2: let's see very long and get that one going for
Speaker 2: a jeep as creepers. So first, super rugby farm I've
Speaker 2: been interested in for a long long time because of
Speaker 2: this righteous being. Marcus.
Speaker 7: Welcome you, Marcus, say you do man, good thanks being.
Speaker 3: Yea, this is interesting, you know with the old. But hey, no,
Speaker 3: let's start at the top origin on tonight. I'm just
Speaker 3: trying to stay awakening. I always go to sleep halfway through.
Speaker 3: I've got three bourbons. I'm doing bourbons. So I've had
Speaker 3: three bourbons.
Speaker 2: Do bourbon and coke because the coke will pip you
Speaker 2: up to be carefully.
Speaker 3: Yes, We've got the cocon their full strength, no zero sugar.
Speaker 3: So I've had three. I still are now to go there.
Speaker 2: I reckon you might have picked too early.
Speaker 3: Well no, no, no, no, I'll go home at eight o'clock. Yeah, no, no.
Speaker 3: I didn't usually have a beer, Marcus, but the beer
Speaker 3: kicks in and you know I don't need the maltone
Speaker 3: and I've got beer.
Speaker 2: No, that's right, that's good point, you said.
Speaker 3: Especially once I had dinner.
Speaker 7: Once I had to feed in the have you have
Speaker 7: you had your feed?
Speaker 3: I've had a feed, but we had chicken Bergers tonight
Speaker 3: with a bit of bacon in it.
Speaker 2: The dream chicken burger. You got your bacon, You've got
Speaker 2: your bourbon and coke. She's an envious light.
Speaker 7: You mind?
Speaker 2: Do you work out? I didn't finish to late. That's
Speaker 2: a long day.
Speaker 7: Were she was? She was?
Speaker 3: But now that you look, I'm getting ready for the
Speaker 3: to the Crusaders this weekend. You know, it's funny that
Speaker 3: the last year and I always said that there was
Speaker 3: just teething teething issues, teething problems, you know, and here
Speaker 3: they are in the finals.
Speaker 2: But are you a king Tembor?
Speaker 3: I'm not originally like I should be by birthright the
Speaker 3: hurricane supporter. But I've lived in here since I was
Speaker 3: ten years old, so it was nineteen.
Speaker 7: Ninety, so it's thirty five years.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, I'm yeah. Put it this way. I've got
Speaker 3: a cruise, I don't any scarf, I don't have a
Speaker 3: Hurricanes jersey.
Speaker 7: Where would you every time?
Speaker 2: Where would you wear your Crusaders jusy to you were
Speaker 2: that like to Christmas dinner and.
Speaker 3: Stuff on special occasions? Put it this way.
Speaker 9: I had to.
Speaker 3: I hate to dust the body thing off because last
Speaker 3: year I didn't want to wear it anyways. But now
Speaker 3: look these these boys have They're building eating problems, pincers, pincers,
Speaker 3: and the work is not going to come down here
Speaker 3: and take it.
Speaker 2: See, I thought, because I thought, because the Crusader's got
Speaker 2: such a hiding last year, the people have came to
Speaker 2: we would have anything more in perspective, it would not
Speaker 2: be so smug about being in the final this time.
Speaker 2: But there's smugger than they've ever been.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's a bit of it's a bit like supporting
Speaker 3: the worries. You know, you don't want to get your
Speaker 3: hopes up too high. But there was a few Indy
Speaker 3: seats last week terrible. I hope, I hope this this
Speaker 3: this week. You're not going now, I'm going, really, I'm going.
Speaker 3: I'm going.
Speaker 2: When you get the brute, will you drink the bourbons
Speaker 2: before you go?
Speaker 3: Listen, I've got a who do you think does the cookie?
Speaker 3: Who do you think makes these lovely chicken burgers? Marcus
Speaker 3: with baking on them. I mean, I'm all right on
Speaker 3: the smoker. I'll be right on the barbecue. But you know,
Speaker 3: when it comes to putting all the anti bits in
Speaker 3: theirs the rock in my house.
Speaker 2: So you're making are you making? Who take the hip flask?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah, and then drop me off and picking me up
Speaker 3: later on. We we haven't gone down there yet, but
Speaker 3: it's hard. It's a hard case scenario. I'm a bit
Speaker 3: of a super call of Marcus. So I'm talking about
Speaker 3: Melton and I'm talking about medic Russia.
Speaker 2: The super cool called themselves a super cool. That's the
Speaker 2: best thing.
Speaker 3: The super superseded super spread a super cool year.
Speaker 2: You are super cool.
Speaker 7: Have your head below toe.
Speaker 3: When I was a young boy, we did the when
Speaker 3: I got down here in christ Is because they don't
Speaker 3: grow up north and back then it was the rave days,
Speaker 3: you know, and I hope this is nothing. You can't
Speaker 3: hold anything against me, now, you know, I was a
Speaker 3: young Coelody, but we used to do the rave thing
Speaker 3: and the old Eli Steven whatnot. And then we got
Speaker 3: introduced to the magic mushrooms and they were. Yeah. We
Speaker 3: used to go around Hagley Park and someone who you know,
Speaker 3: I was under a bit of a bad influence, showing
Speaker 3: me where to get these things. And we took these
Speaker 3: bread bags, you know, the old old bread bags, and
Speaker 3: tried to fill the things up. But I kept eating
Speaker 3: the things as we were going, and you know, we
Speaker 3: were in finding little patches of two or three or
Speaker 3: four of the things, and they were the gold tops.
Speaker 3: And by the time we got to the big pictures,
Speaker 3: when someone struck onto those, I was, you know, I
Speaker 3: was already off my chops.
Speaker 2: Can you switch? Can you switch to melatonin?
Speaker 3: Well? What what the hell is that?
Speaker 2: I don't know saying it's it's to keep you. It
Speaker 2: must be something the body producers, but they must make
Speaker 2: it out. I think it's kind of junk science. But
Speaker 2: I thought someone might take it themselves to jet leg
Speaker 2: but you would take it.
Speaker 3: Look, I don't me I've never had to do the
Speaker 3: old segment. I've never had any trouble with it. When
Speaker 3: you go to see and I'll wake up early, you know,
Speaker 3: way before I'm due. But look, I just I just
Speaker 3: think that maybe in Iran and around the Middle East
Speaker 3: and in Israel, they need to have a bit of
Speaker 3: those things, you know, and just just just chill out
Speaker 3: of it.
Speaker 2: Far reaching cool being for super cool. The Inn wasn't
Speaker 2: too good trying to prag peace to the Middle East Cheapest.
Speaker 2: That was like a mushroom conversation. Thirteen past nine. Keep
Speaker 2: the text. It's all about the cow bells, Marcus. I
Speaker 2: know quite a few people who made a permanent move
Speaker 2: to christ Gut when you are storing the North One
Speaker 2: and Rugby Jowseys on their socials. And apparently Pegasus Bay
Speaker 2: has been renamed by a few locals to Piggy's Pecketive Jeffers. Wow,
Speaker 2: it's not a very good name, is it, Piggy's Pecketive Jeffers.
Speaker 2: I mean, Pegasus was all right until the lake went septic, Marcus.
Speaker 2: Clear of footage of the air and the Dreamliner shows
Speaker 2: the aircraft rapidy a turbine had deployed on the right
Speaker 2: on the side of the aircraft. The rat as it's none,
Speaker 2: deploys automatically when both engines have failed. It's a propeller
Speaker 2: tubine that powers the avionics and control service in the
Speaker 2: events of both engines fighting, allows parts to make emergency landing.
Speaker 2: I think we have covered that, by the way, but
Speaker 2: thanking John, the audio of the aircraft allows you to
Speaker 2: hither two and see the turbine. Given there was no bird,
Speaker 2: did we found on the runwhere points with double engine failure?
Speaker 2: Just after the aircraft wrote? By the way, what has
Speaker 2: rotated me? A lot of people say rotated? That mean
Speaker 2: when it takes off? It seems a strange word, doesn't it.
Speaker 2: I've heard that a bit meant to look it up melatonin?
Speaker 2: Anyone onto that rotation refers to the specific moment during
Speaker 2: takeoff when the pilot pulls back on the ground control
Speaker 2: the yoke to lift the aircraft's nose wheel off the ground.
Speaker 2: Why don't call it takeoff? People love using jargon, eh, rotation?
Speaker 2: Never heard that melatonin? Well, by the way, the other
Speaker 2: thing I was going to mention tonight, just in case
Speaker 2: he wants to mention it milk run. Anyone using milk
Speaker 2: Russ think some of those people that they talk about
Speaker 2: having to go in get a taxi to go to
Speaker 2: the supermarket and all that sort of stuff. I think
Speaker 2: milk runs a service where you get the basics dropped
Speaker 2: off and it's quite cheap. It's not a service I've
Speaker 2: ever used. I think it screams laziness, but that's I'm
Speaker 2: not in that kind of area. If anyone's tried milk run,
Speaker 2: let me know about that. I just thought it might
Speaker 2: be of interest to some people. So there's that also tonight,
Speaker 2: Milk Run, Melatonin Air India and the cowards banning the cowbells. Jeepess,
Speaker 2: what's that about? Melatonin is life changing asleep in twenty
Speaker 2: to thirty minutes, not adut addictive like other sleeping tablets,
Speaker 2: doesn't make you wake up groggy. Take it after working
Speaker 2: late at night on the computer. Naturally crowd in the brain,
Speaker 2: so it's not a chemical substance like Zoppa, clon and
Speaker 2: other sleep aids. Super Cooler was a lot more than
Speaker 2: three deep, just saying, no way he's staying awake for
Speaker 2: the game. No, I reckon, he's cocked. I reckon the
Speaker 2: White's given him the un Burger to try and calm
Speaker 2: him down. But he's gone the big Bourbons and he
Speaker 2: says he always falls asleep. Yeah, I don't think it's
Speaker 2: looking good for him. I think he's cross addicted. I
Speaker 2: take melatonin, but I buy mine off Elliot Express. Marcus,
Speaker 2: I always prescribed militonin in a few years ago. I
Speaker 2: was very unwell and my step was affected by pain levels.
Speaker 2: I took one a night, and almost exactly half an
Speaker 2: hour I had uncontrollable yawning. It's natural and much better
Speaker 2: than sleeping tablets. Mind you, hemlock's natural. I wouldn't take that,
Speaker 2: but just saying, Marcus, the extra rotation is rotating about
Speaker 2: access or seen to an aviation It's relative for the
Speaker 2: action of the pilot. If you think of the plane
Speaker 2: on a three sixty degree excess with the plane at
Speaker 2: one eight degrees, when the runway rotating makes more sense,
Speaker 2: ready for rotation. Oh yes, it's just not an expression
Speaker 2: on you. We've learned a lot through this crash, Peter, Marcus. Welcome.
Speaker 17: Yeah, I'm bringing here on the mighty cheese cutting to Marcus.
Speaker 2: God, thank you for calling. I appreciate your input.
Speaker 9: This is.
Speaker 17: They're not scaring us. The CEO has lost the plot
Speaker 17: becase crusade. The CEO gon down.
Speaker 2: That's a career end for him. If the thy lose,
Speaker 2: he walks the plank. That's terrible.
Speaker 17: Yeah, well they'll get pleaded anyway. We've all put it
Speaker 17: down our phones.
Speaker 2: Who's going down?
Speaker 17: I'm in a group of ten, yep, and we've all
Speaker 17: put it. We've all bought the cow bell on there
Speaker 17: on our our phones.
Speaker 2: Is it real loud?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 17: When they allgether, they will be.
Speaker 2: It's like an app. You just shake it. Ah, yeah, good,
Speaker 2: you're good on you will the will the chiefs do it?
Speaker 17: Yep, because they're scared. They haven't beat us all the season.
Speaker 3: We've knocked them over, you know, just the same.
Speaker 7: Have you played them?
Speaker 2: Have you played them once or twice.
Speaker 17: Twice this year?
Speaker 7: Down?
Speaker 17: Mad up here?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, okay, so yeah, okay, So you're going and
Speaker 2: you're going and strong.
Speaker 17: Yeah, but we're we let one slip a fortnight ago.
Speaker 2: Have you found accommodation? Have you got accommodation there?
Speaker 17: Peter?
Speaker 2: Was that easy?
Speaker 17: But no, that was a little bit hard.
Speaker 2: Where did you find we're going to stay?
Speaker 17: We're at in a motel? Good about two and a
Speaker 17: half three k's away from the ground. It's not bad, no,
Speaker 17: you know, but they tell me they tried to limit
Speaker 17: the number of seats that were sold to the White
Speaker 17: Kadow terrible. How do they until the Rugby Union stepped in?
Speaker 2: Will you we? Will you we? Why can a jersey?
Speaker 17: Yeah, I've got a cheese jersey I bought to you
Speaker 17: twelve months ago.
Speaker 2: And and what sort of what sort of thing?
Speaker 7: Peter?
Speaker 2: What sort of things? Will you scream out?
Speaker 17: I don't just get a yell abuse, It'll be time,
Speaker 17: it will be clean abuse. Yeah, because I just I
Speaker 17: just think he's he knows they're in.
Speaker 2: Trouble, running scared Peter. Nice to hear from. You got
Speaker 2: three Peter's in her row? What are the chances it's
Speaker 2: a triple play, Peter, triple play Peter's Marcus welcome, Yes.
Speaker 9: Good evening, burger. I'd just like to talk about cow
Speaker 9: bells big from Taranaki, the cows that are around the
Speaker 9: mountain here, the cave lead and the old days used
Speaker 9: to wear bells. Now with rugby. We whenever we played
Speaker 9: White Katto, they were the Mulu and Taranaki was the
Speaker 9: the bull. And cow bells you would hear nothing else
Speaker 9: when the moony crowd would come down here. And during
Speaker 9: the Shield era and even just alled Green PC games,
Speaker 9: they bought their cow bells and they bought their colors
Speaker 9: and everything else, and Rugby was always the winner on
Speaker 9: the day.
Speaker 2: What would the what would the what would the Taraniki peop?
Speaker 2: Would they bring a bull bell or was it not
Speaker 2: such a thing?
Speaker 9: No, they were the square cow bells. They were made
Speaker 9: out of tin.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but what when what was what was the the
Speaker 2: Taranniki team's kind of thing that they would hit?
Speaker 9: Well, they just shake the bell that have.
Speaker 2: Bells as well. That's gone trying to ascertain. So both
Speaker 2: teams would have bells, yes, okay.
Speaker 9: Yes, team bells. And with the Shield Era they used
Speaker 9: to White Shadow supporters do travel in good numbers and
Speaker 9: support their team. They always have done, and we used
Speaker 9: to get them in the supporters club and they were
Speaker 9: a good bunch to have around, you know. And as
Speaker 9: I said before, rugby's the winner. It's unfortunate that color
Speaker 9: Maybridge has stated what he did say and it has
Speaker 9: put a damper on one thing, yes, one thing it
Speaker 9: has done. It's taken the good will out of what
Speaker 9: was supposed to be a great Grand Final, and I
Speaker 9: find this disturbing because, as you know, grand finals where
Speaker 9: all the supporters like to show their colors along with
Speaker 9: their enthusiasm. Unfortunately, Canary Rugby's going to cop this and
Speaker 9: it's going to have to deal with it, which it
Speaker 9: makes it even more more of a shame with the
Speaker 9: with the NPC just round the corner.
Speaker 12: So yeah, I.
Speaker 9: Hope that there will be a resolution from the Cademy
Speaker 9: Rugby Union in time to make sure that we are
Speaker 9: witnessing a spectacle and not not just abuse between supporters.
Speaker 2: What's the supporters club you talk about? We had met
Speaker 2: up with the way Kato's team.
Speaker 9: The Taranaki Rugby Supporters Club, but we haven't got one
Speaker 9: now because the Rugby Union didn't make any provision for us.
Speaker 9: With a new stadium and the new you think, wow,
Speaker 9: it's difficult, it's tyfficult.
Speaker 2: It's your stadiums had done? Is it wasn't an earthquake
Speaker 2: wrecked or something? What happened to it?
Speaker 9: Yes? Yes, been a lot of money. Marcus. It's now
Speaker 9: magnificent ground.
Speaker 2: Oh they've got have they got it right now?
Speaker 9: Yes, it's all right. It's up and running that the
Speaker 9: Shield game was played the other night last week, Taraniki
Speaker 9: Club rugby players basically selected to play Kid Country and
Speaker 9: we won it quite comfortably. I didn't go to the game,
Speaker 9: but and I couldn't listen because it's not broadcast on
Speaker 9: sports radio.
Speaker 2: Well, what's going on? What's happened with sports radio? That's
Speaker 2: a travesty.
Speaker 9: It is a travesty. Yeah, because it wasn't televised either.
Speaker 9: Backer So yeah, well a lot of people, a.
Speaker 2: Lot of people won't know that Taranakis still got the shield.
Speaker 9: No, no, they won't.
Speaker 12: Let's dead right.
Speaker 2: That should be that should every Shield match should be
Speaker 2: free to wear on the TV. Winston should have sort
Speaker 2: of that years ago.
Speaker 9: Well you think so, wouldn't you?
Speaker 2: Well, God, I mean, cheap Is even blind Bully would
Speaker 2: know that that's something you need to do. Cheap Is.
Speaker 2: I've got to go petef. I get angry. Why didn't
Speaker 2: we watch that match? Was exciting when there was some
Speaker 2: drama on the shield. Cheap Now, no one even knows
Speaker 2: who's got it, basically just club players this time. Brilliant
Speaker 2: King Country, come down, greetings are welcome. Here'll twelve. You
Speaker 2: got to be a part of it. We'll have a
Speaker 2: triple play Pete three peats, Pete repeat three peat. So
Speaker 2: why it works tonight ify one's called Pete. Keep your
Speaker 2: texts coming, Bang those through like there's no tomorrow, because
Speaker 2: they mightn't be. Nine two nine two. Oh there's the
Speaker 2: big Red Hawseborough. He's come to play for Queensland. Put
Speaker 2: a bit of spark in the spine. Good evening, bitter
Speaker 2: next Southender. I support d MAC but still support the
Speaker 2: South Island. Enjoy watching sport the last month, great watching netball,
Speaker 2: local rugby golf No a young north Candary lad five games,
Speaker 2: four tries and setting up tries Division two, Division one
Speaker 2: or after him unless he's earthy lad and hunting calls.
Speaker 2: Marc has just got in the car driving home, so
Speaker 2: just catch the start of your calls about melatonin. I'm
Speaker 2: a sleepwalker and a sleep talker, which comes with night
Speaker 2: terrans and anger as well. Every night I hate going
Speaker 2: to sleep because I know it's going to be restless
Speaker 2: and angry. Have any of your cause ever experience that
Speaker 2: I wondered to Meladonia help with that, don't ever know
Speaker 2: no where to get it, but I'm looking into it.
Speaker 2: If it works night Terrors cheapers, Marcus, I've been taking
Speaker 2: melantonin on and off for about two years. I buy
Speaker 2: a much bigger quantity way cheap off eBay. Oh, it's
Speaker 2: not there on eBay anyway. We don't need to get it,
Speaker 2: like get on, Timu, what tamu melatonin to be like brilliant?
Speaker 2: Pete up?
Speaker 7: Take going there, Marcus, good, pete up.
Speaker 18: Yeah, you're just regarding the cow bells. I was in
Speaker 18: Switzerland there. Oh, it's going about thirty eight years ago.
Speaker 18: When I was over there. It's actually quite nice having
Speaker 18: the bells around there around their neck. You can hear
Speaker 18: them because a lot of those places in Switzerland and
Speaker 18: they have those home stays, they make all the butter
Speaker 18: and everything there and they have a few cows so
Speaker 18: they can make their butter for the guests that stay
Speaker 18: up there. It's actually quite nice. You can hear them
Speaker 18: in the field and you walk. I was and loose
Speaker 18: so and that's where I got my army Swiss knife
Speaker 18: from there, and you can actually hear them, and they
Speaker 18: hear them in the hills and it is actually it
Speaker 18: was quite Oh that's what.
Speaker 2: We need to do now with the price of butter.
Speaker 2: We also own cow with a bell on. It wouldn't
Speaker 2: sound nice. You'd make your own butter.
Speaker 18: Yeah, but I think they didn't have a lot of fences.
Speaker 18: I think they had they only a little small little
Speaker 18: we are not big acreages. I don't think they only
Speaker 18: had a little small area where they want. They just
Speaker 18: producing enough for themselves. And then they sort of knew
Speaker 18: where the cow was, so I think they did it
Speaker 18: for that reason as well. So they knew who the
Speaker 18: cow was when they were hit, the go and find
Speaker 18: them or call out, and they knew. They're so friendly
Speaker 18: the animals over there. But yeah, but that that sounds
Speaker 18: quite nice.
Speaker 2: So Peter, Peter the question everyone's wondering, right, Yeah, thirty
Speaker 2: years lady, you've still got your Swiss army knife.
Speaker 18: I still do have you haven't put me name on it.
Speaker 2: You still got the toothpick.
Speaker 18: Yeah, I've got the whole lot of here. I looked
Speaker 18: after a tweet like a golden like a gold of butter.
Speaker 18: You got the tweezers, You've got the whole lot of
Speaker 18: you can get with everything.
Speaker 2: I love those ones, that big wide one with the
Speaker 2: magnifying glass and the scissors and the tweezers and the
Speaker 2: talk me through, talk me through it, you gotta. I
Speaker 2: had one of those, but lost and loved it.
Speaker 18: And I can't get it. I got it on my
Speaker 18: bedroom in the air.
Speaker 2: I'd love to talk us through the different functions.
Speaker 7: Yeah, you get it.
Speaker 12: Well, I just didn't lie.
Speaker 2: He's head. If he's lost a day, I can't find it.
Speaker 2: Put him into a panic. There is smoke a lamb beeping.
Speaker 2: I think I heard that. I hope it's not dead.
Speaker 2: You here your smoke alarm beep dead?
Speaker 18: Ah, just like the industrial definitcy of Marcus.
Speaker 2: You might need to change a bit. You might need
Speaker 2: to change your batteries on your smoke alarm paint.
Speaker 18: Yeah, it's not doing that. It starts going off, or
Speaker 18: do something about it.
Speaker 2: No, it's not too bad. They want they wanted to
Speaker 2: take the fire off the battery. Okay, anyway, you tell
Speaker 2: us what you got, tell us, you tell us your
Speaker 2: different things in your miss an army knife.
Speaker 18: Got everything, and it's got a magnifying glass on it.
Speaker 18: It's got a h it's got a bottle eight rods,
Speaker 18: got a uh you know, it's got heaps in the mark.
Speaker 18: It's gonna phillips phillips, stoody uh.
Speaker 2: Oh, screwdriver. It's got these things that change around? Is
Speaker 2: it that comes out in a narrow one goes in there?
Speaker 18: Yeah, And it's got a pair of claws on it.
Speaker 13: Got a sore, got a it's got a saw, got scissors,
Speaker 13: got the.
Speaker 18: Got a pair of what you don't cut myselfie. There's
Speaker 18: got a whole lot of got about three about three
Speaker 18: or four different size knives, you know, the longer blade,
Speaker 18: just push everything.
Speaker 2: It's got a leather thing too. You can sell leather
Speaker 2: at all, hasn't it.
Speaker 18: Yeah, and it's got the little we uh here you go.
Speaker 18: You have a bottle of wine. You got the screwed in.
Speaker 2: Mind. You wouldn't get any You don't get many wine
Speaker 2: like that anymore, do Yeah, it's all screw toping it. Yeah.
Speaker 18: And it's got a way else. It's got about yeah,
Speaker 18: so backically it's it's the best one you can get.
Speaker 18: It's got everything. Yeah, it's got the tooth picked up,
Speaker 18: the old little we a little we eve even got
Speaker 18: a I think it's even got a it's got a
Speaker 18: pin on it.
Speaker 7: Little it's got a pin.
Speaker 2: Ye you haven't lost that either.
Speaker 18: No, there is still this like but a sight brand
Speaker 18: new got me, got me name on it, so I
Speaker 18: got that he had a choice on it, so I
Speaker 18: put my name on the end z on as well.
Speaker 18: So yeah, pretty much I came to live it the
Speaker 18: leather case as well. That's what it's going to live.
Speaker 18: Liver case. It's gonna yeah, sharpening stone, there another pen.
Speaker 18: It's quote, it's got a compass.
Speaker 2: The trouble with nine to eleven, though, is you can't
Speaker 2: take them on a plane anymore, can you. You got to
Speaker 2: actually take him in your in your baggage.
Speaker 18: Yeah, well that's right. They go back about the old
Speaker 18: about the cowbells and that. I just noticed there seems
Speaker 18: to be a little bit of a in the culture
Speaker 18: of rugby. Same thing with Mark Robinson. Member how he
Speaker 18: treated Ian Foster.
Speaker 7: Yeah, terrible, right, that was bad how he handled that.
Speaker 18: Now he got this situation with the CEO, this Colin
Speaker 18: Man's bridge. What he's doing, he's like a sport little
Speaker 18: brand is it seemed to be a culture in the rugby.
Speaker 18: I just know I'm putting all these things together. So
Speaker 18: they don't get their own way, they turn into like
Speaker 18: little kids are like bullies. Yeah, that's sports.
Speaker 2: You don't a game that way. Peter, thank you. I
Speaker 2: have a severe as somniar issue. I'm on two three milligram.
Speaker 2: It's been a tiny in ten it's a beat time.
Speaker 2: Still needs upper clone to get off to sleep, but
Speaker 2: melatonin helps. I went to Colorado last year, walked into
Speaker 2: Walmart and brought straight off the shelf that was loaded
Speaker 2: with melotone and a bottle for five dollars. Slept for
Speaker 2: nine hours on end us in on the way home. Brilliant.
Speaker 2: I've been prescribed Melantona twice to help me sleep, but
Speaker 2: for me it was JUSSS didn't work regards k been
Speaker 2: getting it for years now. No issues arrived in five days.
Speaker 2: Marcus made the best team win. I am a chief supporter,
Speaker 2: but I hope there's no backclash. When it comes to
Speaker 2: the NPC rugby, they wonder why numbers are down. You
Speaker 2: would think the southern town would tea, would welcome visitors. Oh, no,
Speaker 2: breaking news. KFC Tata two has just run out of
Speaker 2: all chicken. Wow, what's going on there? Who could you blame?
Speaker 2: That's just a basic that's just basic logistics. How could
Speaker 2: KFC and a chicken for goodness sake? Anyway, I'm sure
Speaker 2: there's plenty of other options now, wouldn't there It's gott
Speaker 2: a Lincoln Road. There's everything there. Eighteen to ten, melatonin
Speaker 2: and cowbells. That's the topics. They are the topics for tonight.
Speaker 2: You want to mention something around that good? There's something
Speaker 2: different you want to mention God, it's all on eight
Speaker 2: hundred and eighty eight nine text. If you got something else,
Speaker 2: we're there for your people. It'd be nice to hear
Speaker 2: from you anythink happens around the word to let you
Speaker 2: know what that is. I'm all there for that. I
Speaker 2: do wonder really if the cowbell is an authentic symbol
Speaker 2: for the white cat oe. But there we go. I
Speaker 2: guess it's the only thing caralated that makes a good noise.
Speaker 2: Which team has the duck caller? That's a good thing
Speaker 2: to take along, isn't it? Just thinking what people were
Speaker 2: taking those there for a while jumping hadle twelve Oh wait,
Speaker 2: hundred eighty ten eighty and nineteen nine two to text
Speaker 2: if you want to be a part of it, bar
Speaker 2: bla barh blah bah Todd, it's Marcus.
Speaker 22: Welcome, Thanks Marcus the cow bells. I'm a Blue supporter,
Speaker 22: Big Time will always be Blue supporter, but absolutely.
Speaker 9: Very very short sighted Tantabrian. They just why are they
Speaker 9: like this?
Speaker 16: Why can't they see Tomas?
Speaker 22: Why can't they relax a little bit and just get
Speaker 22: with the rhythm, get with the ambiance?
Speaker 2: Todd. I think they lack perspective. They take it too seriously.
Speaker 2: We all enjoy rugby, well, we don't take it like
Speaker 2: it's the most defining important thing in our life, which
Speaker 2: they do.
Speaker 22: Now what no cow bells because somebody doesn't want to
Speaker 22: have a bit of fun. It's just it's just weird
Speaker 22: in this day and age where it's all about crowd engagement, atmosphere,
Speaker 22: let let friendly banter.
Speaker 9: Rivalry, just this sort of attitudes like I.
Speaker 2: Don't know, well, look how exciting it was for Auckland
Speaker 2: f C. With all the teams getting behind it. Did
Speaker 2: you go to any What did they take a lot?
Speaker 2: What did they take along? They took long stuff?
Speaker 7: Did they?
Speaker 8: I was I went to a game at the Aukan
Speaker 8: Grad Mkings game in the weekend and the boys from
Speaker 8: both colleges were allowed forty four gallon drums and softball
Speaker 8: bats and banged the bang the.
Speaker 22: Bath houses out of them, you know, create but of atmosphere.
Speaker 13: And what these boys in three years four.
Speaker 22: Years time can't go down to a stadium with some
Speaker 22: cow bells, you know, you know what I mean?
Speaker 7: Anyway, that's me nice, nice, nice.
Speaker 23: Hearing you Brian, Yeah, you know, Marcus tonight. Brian, thank you, good, good,
Speaker 23: just for bonding to your query about the rotation call
Speaker 23: when they're taking off from the airliners.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 23: Thanks, yep, a couple of replies You've had a sort
Speaker 23: of sort of almost correct, but need a little clarification
Speaker 23: ii FI small light aircraft, junior aviation, small stuff. I'm
Speaker 23: not an airline captain but the pilot by any means,
Speaker 23: but as I understand it.
Speaker 9: The co parler.
Speaker 23: There are a couple of reporting points really V one
Speaker 23: and rotate the two separate calls. The first one, V
Speaker 23: one is the speed where the aircraft is accelerated down
Speaker 23: the runway sufficiently quickly enough fast enough to attain flying speed.
Speaker 17: Yep.
Speaker 23: So let's say that's one hundred and forty knots or
Speaker 23: something like that. That's the speed of which aircraft can
Speaker 23: safely launch itself into the air. Yes, okay, So now
Speaker 23: the parliament command usually referred to as the captain if
Speaker 23: he's happy with everything. If he's heard the V one call,
Speaker 23: he knows that he can launch aircraft, pull back on
Speaker 23: the stick, and get the aircraft into the air and
Speaker 23: everything shall be fine. But he will wait until the
Speaker 23: co pilot calls rotate. He see there's a pause between
Speaker 23: the V one call and de rotate call. That's the
Speaker 23: decision point where the captain has to consider, Okay, I
Speaker 23: can get this aircraft safety into the air and proceed
Speaker 23: with the climb. Or heck, there's something wrong. I'm not
Speaker 23: happy with the toe called roll. Maybe the engine power
Speaker 23: hasn't been attained on the engines, you know, to speak,
Speaker 23: there's something wrong, hydraulic pressures are down. All sorts of
Speaker 23: things could happen in that small time. If he's not happy,
Speaker 23: he won't rotate, which means that he can stop the
Speaker 23: aircraft and can break it in the remaining runway lengths
Speaker 23: that's left. Okay, You see the difference, Yep, once you're rotated.
Speaker 23: If he decides it's all okay and he does rotate
Speaker 23: by pulling back on the stick, that's a that's a
Speaker 23: critical decision. It's one that he cannot go back from.
Speaker 23: Once you've lifted off. You can't land back on the
Speaker 23: remaining runway it's left.
Speaker 20: See.
Speaker 23: Yeah, it's simple, it's really simple, quite simple, just a decision.
Speaker 2: How long how long is there between V one and
Speaker 2: takeoff and rotation normally?
Speaker 23: Oh well, look, I'm not a I'm not aunt a
Speaker 23: jed a line captain. It would just be a matter
Speaker 23: of five or six seconds, maybe hooding down the runway
Speaker 23: quite fast by that stage.
Speaker 2: Nice to hear, Brian, thank you. If someone says, Marcus,
Speaker 2: people buying melantonin online aren't always getting what they think
Speaker 2: amount wise, if it says two megs, not that fully
Speaker 2: of a bottle with a hundred tabs, it won't be
Speaker 2: one hundred and two megs. They can be up and
Speaker 2: down of that amount as supposed to prescribe him out
Speaker 2: from chemists. So there we go. There might be sketchy, Marcus.
Speaker 2: I brought me a time from a pharmasy thirty years
Speaker 2: ago for several years, and suddenly Farmak decided had to
Speaker 2: be prescription. Have now been back from overseas two forty
Speaker 2: three megs for fifty two bucks. I didn't get scripts
Speaker 2: from any hears to regards Diane Marcus, this caller has
Speaker 2: V one and VR backwards. V one is decision speed
Speaker 2: out for this point in the aircraft is going too
Speaker 2: fast for takeoff. VR is the speed which the aircraft
Speaker 2: can pitch up the nose and take off. V two
Speaker 2: is a minimum safe speed climb out. Marcus disappointed but
Speaker 2: not surprised it can to be Rugby's banned cow bells
Speaker 2: at the Super Rugby Final. As someone who's just moved
Speaker 2: back to the North ard living in christ Church for
Speaker 2: five years, it just reinforces how unwelcoming christ Church can
Speaker 2: be towards Waikato and other North Islanders. Cow Bells are
Speaker 2: a proud part of our Rugby identity. Science them shows
Speaker 2: a lack of respect and open mindedness. Rugby should bring
Speaker 2: fans together, not push them away. Good evening, Ken, It's Marcus, welcome.
Speaker 12: I like to kill you.
Speaker 2: Yeah, good, thank you.
Speaker 21: Just a little bit more explanation on that previous caller
Speaker 21: is talking about the V one and rotate calls on
Speaker 21: the aircraft. Yes, the V one is the decision speed
Speaker 21: for either being able to or stop on the runway.
Speaker 21: It's a go no go call, So any malfunction before
Speaker 21: V one aircraft for not one way to stop after
Speaker 21: the one commits by, and the aircraft will fly then
Speaker 21: and the rotate.
Speaker 2: Okay, So what's the call when you ever got enough
Speaker 2: run what's the call when you ever got enough runway left?
Speaker 9: Well, it's rotate.
Speaker 21: The V one is the go no go speed. You
Speaker 21: can't stop after you've hit V one.
Speaker 7: You have to fly, okay, but.
Speaker 21: The aircraft not fly until it reaches the rotate. And
Speaker 21: when you're talking about the time between them time differences,
Speaker 21: maybe you called me one and then rotate only a
Speaker 21: few seconds.
Speaker 2: Appreciate that, Ken, Thank you, Darren, It's Marcus.
Speaker 7: Hello.
Speaker 16: Even Marcus thought I'd put my ten cents in on melatonin. Yes,
Speaker 16: I'd take a sixty milligram tablet pretty much every night
Speaker 16: and have done for the last nearly two years. Yes,
Speaker 16: and I take it because having to say, I had cancer,
Speaker 16: which was stage four cancer, and I've been through a
Speaker 16: lot of surgery through that journey, and I researched early
Speaker 16: on many things that melotonin was one of the things
Speaker 16: I came across. And if we even just talk about
Speaker 16: my experience with taking it when I had surgery and
Speaker 16: I had had a lot of surgery, and when I
Speaker 16: took the malatonin on major sur where I was under
Speaker 16: with her with a general. I would get out of
Speaker 16: the hospital within two days instead of the seven to
Speaker 16: fourteen days that they said I'd be in there, and
Speaker 16: the anecthotus would had a conversation with me because he
Speaker 16: was like, well, we're not used to letting people go
Speaker 16: so early. What are you doing? And when I said,
Speaker 16: I chose my words quite carefully because you have to.
Speaker 16: And I said, well, I take another tone and it's
Speaker 16: one of the things. And he said, oh, how much
Speaker 16: do you take? And I said, oh, well I take
Speaker 16: sixty milligrams and he was blowing away. He asked me, well,
Speaker 16: how do you do that with are the side effects?
Speaker 16: And I said, well, no side effects and I haven't
Speaker 16: had to have any of your heavy medicines to protect
Speaker 16: me from pain. And I'm walking out. I'm ready to
Speaker 16: leave him too, you know, after day two of having say,
Speaker 16: major liver surgery, and honestly he was scratching his head.
Speaker 16: I've never had any side effects from it. And it
Speaker 16: just blew me away today when they said that you
Speaker 16: can now get it across the counter, because of course,
Speaker 16: I just I just got to mate who lives in
Speaker 16: America just to send it to me directly, and it
Speaker 16: ends up every single time.
Speaker 2: So it's going to make things such easier for you,
Speaker 2: I suppose. But it's not been a great hassle anyway,
Speaker 2: has it.
Speaker 16: Oh, not a hassle at all. I'm combs up across it.
Speaker 16: It's it's in my mind, better than vitamin C or D.
Speaker 16: It's certainly made a difference to me, and after the
Speaker 16: many operations, I haven't had to be constimpated with all
Speaker 16: the anesthetics wearing off me because I have the painkillers.
Speaker 16: And I think it's quite a nun thing. When you
Speaker 16: look on the internet, it's everywhere like it's only thumbs up,
Speaker 16: especially when you go and get scans. If you if
Speaker 16: you had a bunch of melotone in the night before
Speaker 16: you recover from the scan, the MRI or the CT
Speaker 16: A lot a lot easier.
Speaker 2: Really interesting, Darren. I appreciate you coming through. Thank you
Speaker 2: for that. Hang on, callers, if you want to talk,
Speaker 2: we'll talk to you after the news. The number is
Speaker 2: eight hundred and eighty ten. We are talking melatonin. Not
Speaker 2: something I've ever to discussed before, but there's some fairly
Speaker 2: strong referra. What's the word I'm looking for testans to
Speaker 2: testimony as to how good that has been for sleeping
Speaker 2: for all sorts of other things as well. It's not
Speaker 2: something I've ever looked into a research, but yeah, you
Speaker 2: might want to comment on that.
Speaker 5: I'm going loon wire one well with two posts and
Speaker 5: with a crossbar.
Speaker 7: Yep, that's the one that's.
Speaker 2: The old West Coast classic in it.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it is, it is.
Speaker 2: It is got one of those myself.
Speaker 7: Jake.
Speaker 2: Nice to hear from you. Thank you, ten ten. If
Speaker 2: you want to talk, my name is Marcus Welcome. Eight
Speaker 2: hundred and eighty ten eighty and nine Text Raymond, It's
Speaker 2: Marcus welcome.
Speaker 7: Hey, go good Raymond.
Speaker 24: That's the story. I've just got another little story about
Speaker 24: melon pone and sort of on the flip side of
Speaker 24: most ord. I heard this evening, as you know, a
Speaker 24: should pointed out as a chemical produced by the brain,
Speaker 24: and it's attributed to some forms of depression or the
Speaker 24: lack of it. I should say so about fifteen years ago,
Speaker 24: I had a series of family issues and gotten a
Speaker 24: bit of a down of a black dog and went
Speaker 24: to the doctor and he Brisca dried me a tablet
Speaker 24: that had milatonin in it. So after he said, keep
Speaker 24: taking it for two weeks, it'll take a while to work.
Speaker 24: So I took it in. After two days, I was
Speaker 24: speeding off mitits absolute absolutely gone thousand miles an hour.
Speaker 24: It's like being on a drug, you know, on a high.
Speaker 24: It was really nice. But I knew it was too
Speaker 24: good to be true and it could last. Something was
Speaker 24: going to burn out sooner or later. So I went
Speaker 24: back to the doctor two weeks later and I said, mate,
Speaker 24: I can't handle this. He said to me, He said,
Speaker 24: I think you've got what's called serotonin syndrome, which is
Speaker 24: when your body's producing up or even a little bit
Speaker 24: too much and are being prescribed more. And it sent
Speaker 24: me over the edges, like being like being on speed. Yeah,
Speaker 24: so that's just something for people to keep in mind
Speaker 24: if they have a bit of a dodgy reaction to it.
Speaker 2: I would wonder why there it can't be when you
Speaker 2: can bite of the care not prescribed. If people can
Speaker 2: react to it like that, Yeah.
Speaker 24: It's actually a syndrome. It's obviously been I doubt whether
Speaker 24: I'm obviously wasn't the first person to come across the situation.
Speaker 24: So that's all I had to say.
Speaker 2: Really, Yeah, I appreciate you coming through Raymond. I'm kind
Speaker 2: of curious to know when melatonin's become so sort of
Speaker 2: talk to that it's become part of act policy and
Speaker 2: now they've made it sort of you know, something that
Speaker 2: you can buy with the counter if you've got the
Speaker 2: experience with it, let us know. The number is eight
Speaker 2: hundred eighty ten eighty and nine two nine two to text.
Speaker 2: We are talking malatonin and also the cowbells. A state
Speaker 2: of origin has started in Perth. Unfortunately it's free free wit,
Speaker 2: which I think if I was expecting extremely dry day
Speaker 2: at Perth. But great crowd there. It's a good stadium.
Speaker 2: Oh it's not a sellout. I'm looking at some empty seats,
Speaker 2: but there's a good crowd there. I will keep you
Speaker 2: updated on schools with this also too, So get in
Speaker 2: touch if your talk with's something else you want to
Speaker 2: talk about too. Nine to nine to a text or
Speaker 2: eight hundred eighty ten eighty looking forward to want to
Speaker 2: say Marcus till midnight to say as I say, Oh,
Speaker 2: eight hundred eighty ten eighty and nine two nine two
Speaker 2: to text. Yeah, Mainly it's your experiences with malatonin. I
Speaker 2: thought it was money to help you sleep if you
Speaker 2: were jet lagged working shifts. The Blues have gone ahead
Speaker 2: in state of origin the Penrith three or the formerly
Speaker 2: Penrith three, Nathan Clary, Jerome Lewy and Brian Fall. They
Speaker 2: combined beautifully to score on the left flank. So they've
Speaker 2: touched down. So it's wet, there's dropping the ball a
Speaker 2: bit there. It's not great conditions for rugby. But yeah,
Speaker 2: it's only gone about six seven, eight nine minutes, so
Speaker 2: the Blues are in the lead there. But looking forward
Speaker 2: to your calls people eighteen plus, I want to talk
Speaker 2: about melatonin, although I do say there probably needs to
Speaker 2: be some sort of caution with the discussion because I think, yeah,
Speaker 2: I think it's one of those things that's quite hyped
Speaker 2: up now, but I think probably people's reactions and how
Speaker 2: they enjoy it will vary. But yes, if you want
Speaker 2: to talk about that in your experiences with melotonia, particularly
Speaker 2: with sleep, I think I'd be interested to hear that, Marcus,
Speaker 2: nocturnal melatonin from darkness is the best you can get.
Speaker 2: I did a lot of healing research into the healing
Speaker 2: benefits of natural melatonin, and then substantially reduced light at
Speaker 2: night for myself to allow melantonin levels to build naturally,
Speaker 2: and wow, what a difference. Less light at night balances hormones,
Speaker 2: brings calm, can improve symptoms of chroduct fatiguing concussion. I've
Speaker 2: found cheer reduice contains natural melatonin, and even Orchard's brand
Speaker 2: not from concentrat in my opinions, but in the lamb
Speaker 2: made temblats which I've tried, lights off at night, switched
Speaker 2: me back on for daytime. Chairs There we go, melatonin.
Speaker 2: It's all these seems to be the obsession with sleep
Speaker 2: and circadian rhythms and melotonin now it seems to be
Speaker 2: the big deal, doesn't it? And sleep apps. It's like anything,
Speaker 2: you get too obsessed with it, though, I think, good evening, Maggie,
Speaker 2: it's Marcus. Welcome thanks for calling.
Speaker 25: Oh welcome me, Thank you, Sorry, I'm miles away. Sounds good.
Speaker 25: I do take malatonin each night. I get a prescription
Speaker 25: from the doctor. But years ago I used to buy it.
Speaker 25: I worked overseas and I did a lot of air
Speaker 25: travel and it was the most amazing thing for getting
Speaker 25: your equilibrium landing from London to la and things like that.
Speaker 25: I did you know those flights and I found it incredible.
Speaker 25: I never ever had jet lag at all with it.
Speaker 25: But I'm achy three now and I just find that
Speaker 25: I need half a tablet at night and I sleep
Speaker 25: through for about seven hours. So I prefer to have
Speaker 25: something like that rather than one of these other drugs
Speaker 25: that give you, you know, it sort of make you
Speaker 25: loopy the next day.
Speaker 2: So sleeping pills do that do that? They make you
Speaker 2: feel quite sort about it?
Speaker 25: Yeah, okay, and a trip to lane and all those things.
Speaker 25: You know, I've tried one, and if I have any reaction,
Speaker 25: then I just take the prescription, take the pills back
Speaker 25: to the chemist, because I mean it's just another drug.
Speaker 25: So yeah, but I find malatona amazing.
Speaker 2: So maybe what's it like if you don't try it?
Speaker 25: Well, I don't see, Okay, it's almost it's not psychological, honestly,
Speaker 25: I just.
Speaker 2: I just would worry about people dependence on something like
Speaker 2: that too, So I know.
Speaker 25: Well, yeah, I don't think I have a dependency on it,
Speaker 25: because if I don't have it, I've only started taking
Speaker 25: it a while ago. Again, so I don't take it
Speaker 25: literally all the time. I get one prescription and that's
Speaker 25: three repeat. Well, yes, that prescription to repeat, and I
Speaker 25: only have half at night. It's not as I'm having
Speaker 25: a full tablet. So yeah, but if I don't have it,
Speaker 25: and if I forget to have it, of course I
Speaker 25: take to celebrate something else for my joints. Yes, and
Speaker 25: if I forget to take the other I wake up
Speaker 25: during the night. I have very you know, sort of
Speaker 25: three three hour shifts of sleeping and things. So yeah,
Speaker 25: the male Oftonian works for me. It might not work
Speaker 25: for everyone, but it works for me.
Speaker 2: It's gonna be a lot easier to get hold. You
Speaker 2: want need a prescription now, I just get any old time.
Speaker 9: Now.
Speaker 2: That seems to be the thing. It's just over there.
Speaker 25: I know that that was the beauty. I could get
Speaker 25: it in America and Australia over the counter, and it's
Speaker 25: only just coming now. And I mean this is thirty
Speaker 25: years ago when I was working overseas, so you know
Speaker 25: it takes a while, but never my fifteen now.
Speaker 2: Nice to hear from you. Thank you so much, Megan
Speaker 2: for generous Helen. It's Marcus. Good evening.
Speaker 26: Yeah, hi Marcus, and my first time cooler.
Speaker 2: Thanks for making that for Helen.
Speaker 26: I've just stard to tell you about black cherries. So
Speaker 26: I have trouble in summer, you know, and the cherries
Speaker 26: are ripe cherries, I sleep like a bomb, brilliant, so
Speaker 26: peg out on cherries and I sleep.
Speaker 2: Because they've got melatonin.
Speaker 26: Yeah, because they're full of malatonin. In fact, I buy
Speaker 26: them when they're cheap and I freeze them and I
Speaker 26: have you know, four or five cherries and I sleep well.
Speaker 2: Heard of that.
Speaker 26: Yeah, it works for me.
Speaker 2: And have you ever gone to the other melantonin the prescriptions?
Speaker 26: Don't I've never taken a prescription. No, I don't know that.
Speaker 26: In summer, when the cherries are ripe, I do well
Speaker 26: with my sleep.
Speaker 2: Why cherries produce.
Speaker 26: Melatonin, it's that's why they've got black skins. Yeah, okay,
Speaker 26: thank you, see you later.
Speaker 2: Defu Helen, thanks so much for that. Seems to be
Speaker 2: a much better performance from Queensland at the state of origin.
Speaker 2: It's now six all. The hammer has scored right on
Speaker 2: the wing too, so six all those both conversions have
Speaker 2: been successful for every wet at Brisbane at Perth. But yeah,
Speaker 2: just about seventeen minutes gone in the match too, so
Speaker 2: it's six all. But seems to be a much more
Speaker 2: robust looking Queensland's side a bit more spine than last time.
Speaker 2: And yeah it's been fitty even I would say, bet
Speaker 2: a couple of drop balls. Even old Crichton dropped the
Speaker 2: ball to which is not like him. Look very disappointed
Speaker 2: with himself, Stephen. Quite enough talking about but that's the
Speaker 2: situation there. Anyway, I get in touch. I used to
Speaker 2: get melotone on script for my daughter forty five dollars
Speaker 2: for thirty tablets plus dop fee. Now I buy from
Speaker 2: Amazon two fifty tablets for around twenty five dollars that
Speaker 2: include shipping. Marcus, I'm tuning in mid show, which is dangerous.
Speaker 2: But Farmers sell a mushroom based sleeppowder that will put
Speaker 2: you to sleep fast the reality TV everyone I recommend
Speaker 2: it to agrees. Farmers you mean farmers like farmers. Farmers
Speaker 2: don't know where they'd sell stuff like that. I always
Speaker 2: thought Farmers was more sort of cushions and couches, but
Speaker 2: we are talking melatonin and also cowbells with the Canterbury
Speaker 2: banning of that, if you want to mention that. Eight
Speaker 2: hundred eighty ten eighty, So yeah, get in touch. My
Speaker 2: name is Marcus. Welcome, as I say eight hundred eighty
Speaker 2: thirty and nineteen nine two DE text. If you got
Speaker 2: anything else you want to talk about jumping, I'm here
Speaker 2: for it. People, Yes, yes, yes, yes, as far as
Speaker 2: international news go, I'm not seeing. Oh, Farmers Markets, that's it,
Speaker 2: that's it. I see what you're saying. Yes, important to
Speaker 2: bring that up. Farmers Market sells a mushroom based sleeppowder.
Speaker 2: I don't know what mushroom that would be, not the
Speaker 2: one Aaron Patterson's using. Obviously, goodness me whine that trial up. Well,
Speaker 2: they cheap as creepers as poor kids are. Malatonin and
Speaker 2: cow bells. It's kind of what we're on about. Get
Speaker 2: in touch eight hundred and eighty ten eighty and nine
Speaker 2: two de text. Looks like queens and have just scored again.
Speaker 2: Looks like the hammer's gone over. I think it's the
Speaker 2: hammer fed the situation there too, so ten six queens
Speaker 2: and leading the hammer scored both. It was a kicker
Speaker 2: high kick which he grabbed right on the trailine and
Speaker 2: put that down.
Speaker 7: Dead.
Speaker 2: And I think with the kick and in the eleaped, grabbed,
Speaker 2: fell down, got it, that's a situation there. So certainly
Speaker 2: there might be a decider with Game three Queensland playing
Speaker 2: very very well twenty nine to eleven. Oh, I see, No,
Speaker 2: it wasn't Farmers Market. That was someone else that texted
Speaker 2: Farmers Market. No, I really do mean Farmers Like the
Speaker 2: shop at the mall, it's called Junior Beauty Sleep adept
Speaker 2: Genic Superpowder. It sounds like a beauty product, but it
Speaker 2: will knock you out. Like Mike Tyson, got a good
Speaker 2: turn of phrase. They've got rid of the census. I
Speaker 2: reckon they'll bring that back. I reckon they're gonna get
Speaker 2: rid of that. They're going to find out they need
Speaker 2: the information. That's my take on that one. And the
Speaker 2: Lord of the Rings The Hunt for Gollum will be
Speaker 2: filmed and you did and start the next couple of months.
Speaker 2: I'm quite sure where they going to film that twenty
Speaker 2: twenty seven release. The Hunt for Gollum will in to
Speaker 2: cinemas in two years. Andy Serkis will direct the movie
Speaker 2: and star in it. I don't know if it's based
Speaker 2: on I of Tolking's works. Shooting at mid part of
Speaker 2: next year a size of or production. They say it's
Speaker 2: the first live action Lord of the Ring film that
Speaker 2: isn't directed by Sir Peter Jackson. I just don't know
Speaker 2: where it fits them with the books. Poised is one
Speaker 2: of the most expensive future films to be shot in
Speaker 2: New Zealand. Oh there's talk about tariffs as well, so
Speaker 2: I don't know the situation there anyway, I didn't know
Speaker 2: that that passed me by. That was good information. So
Speaker 2: there is a new Lord of the Rings movie coming out,
Speaker 2: which will be the fourth in the Hobbit ones as
Speaker 2: well too. So by the way, Queensland have scored again,
Speaker 2: so they really are doing very very well, fairly straightforward
Speaker 2: try too, just running through a gap. And that try
Speaker 2: has been confirmed. I think it was the captain might
Speaker 2: have got it as well, don't quite don't reconnize. They
Speaker 2: can't thing much shaved off as mustache, so that's a
Speaker 2: situation there. We are talking Melontone and the number is
Speaker 2: eight hundred and eighty ten eighty and nine to nine,
Speaker 2: two to text, fourteen to eleven. Yeah it was Kevin Munster.
Speaker 2: He's shaved his mustache. Don't know, I look too much
Speaker 2: like the other guy. Good evening, Kennet's Marcus. Welcome, Hi Marcus.
Speaker 11: I'm just listening to you while I'm driving about Maltonin.
Speaker 11: I do a little bit of part time works and hospitality,
Speaker 11: which means I get in quite late nights, slight as
Speaker 11: late as two or three am, so that's normally and
Speaker 11: by a mults by at home. So an hour or
Speaker 11: so of Netflix. You know, you can't get straight out
Speaker 11: of the can't go straight to bed. So I calm
Speaker 11: down for an hour and then I go to bed.
Speaker 11: But my body clot wakes up about eight and nine
Speaker 11: o'clock the next morning, when really I want to keep
Speaker 11: sleeping on till about midday or one pm. Even So,
Speaker 11: my daughter recommended Maltonan and she had some which she
Speaker 11: gets she was getting online from America from the usday.
Speaker 11: So she gave me a few and I took them,
Speaker 11: and they on those late nights, and they do definitely
Speaker 11: give you a nice sleep, a good sleep. But I
Speaker 11: was waking up roggie and disorientated, and it took like
Speaker 11: an hour to sort of snap out of her sort
Speaker 11: my sort of sleep stays to get awake, and I
Speaker 11: was a little bit sort of.
Speaker 13: It felt a bit weird.
Speaker 11: Anyway, I mentioned that to her. I said, see, they
Speaker 11: really knocked me out. And she did a bit of
Speaker 11: research because she's that way incline, and it turns out
Speaker 11: because I'm on an anti antidepressant. Then then la faccine
Speaker 11: it's not that compatible with maltonin, and in fact it
Speaker 11: says it's only a short sentence of quota. Using then
Speaker 11: lavaccine together with melontonin may Meltona may increase side effects
Speaker 11: such as dizziness, browsiness, confusion, and difficulty concentrating. Some people,
Speaker 11: especially the elderly, may also experience impairments and thinking judgment
Speaker 11: and motor coordination. Well, I'm not elderly, but I am older.
Speaker 11: I'm overster sied. So once I once she told me that,
Speaker 11: I stopped stopped using it. So the reasons for the
Speaker 11: call is just a put.
Speaker 19: It out there that if you are.
Speaker 11: Ryan answer depressants or any medicine at all, you need
Speaker 11: to check the compatibility because Miltonian can be quite strong.
Speaker 2: I can't work out why they've just made it over
Speaker 2: the counter. I can't work out why they've done that,
Speaker 2: But there must be I mean, I guess they must
Speaker 2: process everything like that. But if it can cause side
Speaker 2: effects with other drugs, you it'll be a room for caution.
Speaker 2: But yeah, so I didn't work for you in the
Speaker 2: end day.
Speaker 11: Well, it did in terms of it gave me a
Speaker 11: great sleep, but it just sort of achieved the objective
Speaker 11: because you know, I was if I was going to
Speaker 11: bed even at three or four am, I was still
Speaker 11: getting a good eight or nine hours.
Speaker 3: So it did the job.
Speaker 7: But like I say, I was.
Speaker 11: Sort of, you know, I was just a sort of
Speaker 11: bogging the next day, and so it's yeah, I sort
Speaker 11: of used it sparingly, but I wouldn't use it. I
Speaker 11: probably wouldn't use it if I was going to work
Speaker 11: that next day, even at night, because it's just sort
Speaker 11: of I just didn't feel one hundred percent sharp. But
Speaker 11: I mean it's generally known that whenever you take anything,
Speaker 11: whether even so called alternative medicine supplements and stuff, that
Speaker 11: you always check compatibility and something you're on by description.
Speaker 2: What sort of hospitality work are you doing?
Speaker 18: I work in.
Speaker 11: Sort of entertained than I guess you could.
Speaker 2: Say no, but cady about that. They don't you Kim
Speaker 2: your performer?
Speaker 7: Say again zone are you performer?
Speaker 9: No?
Speaker 11: I host? I host some music nights and things like that.
Speaker 2: Brilliant, Okay, I'm nice to hear from you, kid. I
Speaker 2: appreciate your genesis of your information as well. There we go.
Speaker 2: It's all about miltonin and cow bells tonight. My name
Speaker 2: is Marcus. Welcome State of origin, Queensland twenty New South
Speaker 2: Wales six. I think it's going to be an extraordinary
Speaker 2: second half because they're up for it. New South Wales.
Speaker 2: Here we go, there's Cleary going over now, run on
Speaker 2: the post, that'll make it twenty twelve and he's done. Well.
Speaker 2: Good evening, Brian, it's Marcus.
Speaker 27: Okay, Marcus, how are you buck good?
Speaker 4: Brian?
Speaker 27: I these care bells, there's nothing wrong with a bloody calls,
Speaker 27: nothing nothing.
Speaker 2: They're gutless, the Cantabrians gutless.
Speaker 27: It's just absolutely stupid. The guy from the Crusaders was
Speaker 27: the ext his shoes as not his shoe size Mainbridge.
Speaker 2: Yes, I don't know why he's done it, but it
Speaker 2: doesn't make him look bold or brave or confident.
Speaker 27: All those plastic swords we used to have, they were
Speaker 27: more dangerston and share than the study care bells.
Speaker 2: I don't think the cow has it ever been injured
Speaker 2: by a cow bell? I don't think so.
Speaker 27: I don't think so. There's probably more injuries with the
Speaker 27: plagues than with the care bells or with a drink.
Speaker 19: Oh yeah, well I need Dicky's drink.
Speaker 2: Isn't that well, well, people drinking and then fighting, but anyway, yeah, okay.
Speaker 27: But no, the flags do more damage to the care bells.
Speaker 2: Would are you a are you a candbre supporter?
Speaker 27: Oh? Differently a Canneby support on as one orders one
Speaker 27: order as well.
Speaker 2: Oh okay, we didn't say that.
Speaker 27: Yeah, but no, it's just absolutely stupid.
Speaker 2: Will you go to the Mets.
Speaker 27: I'd like to go to the Mexico and get a ticket,
Speaker 27: but they're sold out.
Speaker 2: Oh that's a good thing, but.
Speaker 27: Yeah, no, it's just absolutely crazy. I've hed a lot
Speaker 27: of people going to be staying away from the Mets
Speaker 27: because of it.
Speaker 2: We'll have to tell out. That won't matter, well, because
Speaker 2: I can tell your tickets to someone else.
Speaker 27: Yeah, that's true.
Speaker 2: Nice to talk. Thank you. By the way, Cleary's try
Speaker 2: was just allowed. I don't know why our obstruction. That
Speaker 2: seems to be the case. Seven Away from eleven. My
Speaker 2: name is Marcus head On Midnight Tracy, Marcus, good evening, hullo,
Speaker 2: how are you doing good? Tracy? Thank you, John?
Speaker 20: And look I'm in contemporary and I'm a Crusader supporter.
Speaker 20: I just want to ask one question. Has any one
Speaker 20: of these people that are trodding your queens, including yourself,
Speaker 20: is it being a bad sportsmanship thing. Have you ever
Speaker 20: sat in that dumerable stadium we've got where all the
Speaker 20: seats are squashed so close to again that even people
Speaker 20: raising their flags and jumping up and cheering, you're getting
Speaker 20: best from all sides. The stadium is shit. It's done
Speaker 20: itssel of oversea years that seriously, like I know's hey,
Speaker 20: I'll have the problems for the cowbolls, but hey, here's
Speaker 20: caught all those people in one section where they're all
Speaker 20: just fashing each other where everyone else isn't getting based
Speaker 20: and jumped around and thumped and having it ringing in
Speaker 20: your ears. I'm all for it, like I loved them
Speaker 20: to be there. It's atmosphere and all that, But I
Speaker 20: think all this negative You're going, oh, it's good sportsmanship, No,
Speaker 20: it's not. If you haven't been in that stadium and
Speaker 20: actually had to deal with the crap conditions that we've
Speaker 20: had to for the last fifteen years, you might actually understand.
Speaker 20: And I mean it's no different than you're not allowed
Speaker 20: to take in any other kind of hard objects or
Speaker 20: anything like that. It's it's big bit petty all round,
Speaker 20: like they're the anti crusader crowds all collemin fridge blah
Speaker 20: blah blah, being a coward. It's not. There's so many
Speaker 20: other things I will not do.
Speaker 2: What's your U stadium.
Speaker 20: Called new stadium? To Kaha, that's going to be amazing
Speaker 20: stadium we've gotten.
Speaker 2: Now can you take your bill to the new one?
Speaker 7: To me?
Speaker 20: Look, I don't know. We're not there yet, We're no.
Speaker 20: What's six eight months? Remote?
Speaker 2: Tracy? Tracy, you would be the most level headed can
Speaker 2: temprid I've ever spoken to.
Speaker 20: I've never been cold level headed in my life. But
Speaker 20: because like seriously, the stadiums we used to here season ticket,
Speaker 20: so we used to go to every game, but it
Speaker 20: goes to the points from the last twelve months or
Speaker 20: two seasons. It's like you're just so picked up. Stadium
Speaker 20: seats are not made as in other stadiums where you've
Speaker 20: got an arsenal gear where you're comfortable, you and cannery winters.
Speaker 20: You're wearing your big pathia checket.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Tracy, what is that? What is that? Was it
Speaker 2: originally a league stadium? What it was for what's the
Speaker 2: background of it was.
Speaker 20: I'm old, but I'm not that old, but yeah, I
Speaker 20: believe it was originally for rugby league.
Speaker 2: What was it called in its original day off.
Speaker 20: I'm pretty sure that it used to be like the
Speaker 20: Edington Showgrounds.
Speaker 2: I think you're right.
Speaker 20: We used to have like the industry spheres and all
Speaker 20: that sort of thing here in the A m p
Speaker 20: s Os used to be there, Okay, way back in
Speaker 20: the day. I remember as a kid going to like
Speaker 20: industry spheres and things like that in.
Speaker 23: The area on that sort of area.
Speaker 20: So I don't know how how long that.
Speaker 2: So you're not you're not going anyway because the stadium
Speaker 2: is a pig, is it right?
Speaker 20: Well, we're not going because you know, we have got
Speaker 20: tickets we can use to go.
Speaker 13: But but we've got.
Speaker 20: The Warriors at five o'clock, we've got the Crusaders at seven.
Speaker 20: Stay home in the warm watch the bluecill on the
Speaker 20: big screen and have air drinks in the warmth. Your
Speaker 20: best pay anybody just.
Speaker 2: Backing up the Warriors. Caples just scored for Queensland too,
Speaker 2: so good to see a Warrior there on the board too.
Speaker 2: So he's done. I don't think he's back in time
Speaker 2: for Saturday. I don't think he's going to play, but
Speaker 2: he's having a good game. Queensland the monstering New South
Speaker 2: Wales at twenty six to six, so it's going to
Speaker 2: make that. Yeah, it looks like they'll win this. They
Speaker 2: look a bit shell shocked New South Wales. Anyway, I'll
Speaker 2: get back into it. You never write out old Nathan Cleary.
Speaker 2: Christina emails. I was wondering why didn't the construction workers
Speaker 2: where they were doing the extension of the burnt down
Speaker 2: New World have fire extinguisher handy. I haven't heard the
Speaker 2: cause of that fire yet. Do you know it was
Speaker 2: the construction workers? I think that might be speculation. I
Speaker 2: think the fire knew, the fieries knew what started, but
Speaker 2: can't say. And I wondered if there was going to
Speaker 2: be some prosecution. I just thought that that was a
Speaker 2: bit suspicious. They hadn't released what the information was there. Anyway,
Speaker 2: we are talking melatonin, which everyone on everyone's lips, and
Speaker 2: the Crusaders and always talk about the Air India flight
Speaker 2: of those things. The things you want to talk about,
Speaker 2: come through and make yourself known to me for this
Speaker 2: final hour. Would love to hear from you, Oh eight
Speaker 2: hundred and eighty ten eighty nine two ninety two to
Speaker 2: text get in touch. You want to have a bit
Speaker 2: of a banger banger bit of a discussion, Marcus. I'm
Speaker 2: pleased the cow bells aren't allowed at the Crusader's Chiefs
Speaker 2: games are re annoying, speaking from personal experience, cow bells
Speaker 2: band at the Rugby No stress. Just bring a jb
Speaker 2: ol speaker blasting cow bell MP three on repeat, all
Speaker 2: the noise downe of the head injuries, Marcus. When the
Speaker 2: Chiefs played the Hurricanes and the cake to my friend
Speaker 2: had a cowbell confiscated as it was support as supposed hazard.
Speaker 2: Quite ridiculous, Sue, Marcus. The Palace want the Sussex to
Speaker 2: have DNA tests done on Archer Lily bit to prove
Speaker 2: if they are or aren't surrogates. God, people should just
Speaker 2: leave them alone. Cure for sleeplessness hot milk works so quickly. Anyway,
Speaker 2: Good evening, Pam, it's Marcus, welcome.
Speaker 28: Hi, How are you good?
Speaker 2: Pam?
Speaker 28: Thinking that lady before she said it was a league ground,
Speaker 28: it was actually years ago where they used to do
Speaker 28: show jumping in that for the a MP show. Okay,
Speaker 28: that's why it's sort of a small stand.
Speaker 2: It's all quite it's all quite compact in, isn't it.
Speaker 28: Yes. And of course they extended it a bit for
Speaker 28: the league and then the rugby a bit more. But
Speaker 28: it was very small and it was because it was
Speaker 28: just jumping. You couldn't have cowbells and things with horses
Speaker 28: show jumping.
Speaker 2: No, what was it always called?
Speaker 28: It was?
Speaker 2: It just called the showgrounds stadium.
Speaker 28: There MP show grounds.
Speaker 2: Okay, it's been there, It's been there for years and years,
Speaker 2: isn't it.
Speaker 28: Oh yes? And then they moved out to Curl It's
Speaker 28: road out to a new one they built it.
Speaker 2: Oh yes, yeah, I walked out to cur. Let's hey,
Speaker 2: I tell you what is shocking how long it's taken
Speaker 2: to get a new stadium, hasn't I mean, it's taken
Speaker 2: a long long time. Will you think how how fantastic
Speaker 2: that new stadium was before it collapsed. It was a
Speaker 2: beautiful thing. It's taken so long, oh.
Speaker 25: I know.
Speaker 28: And there's I mean, there's so many things here that
Speaker 28: are taking When you think about when the Youth quake
Speaker 28: happened and how long it's taken for a lot of
Speaker 28: things to be you know to be rebuilt, and now I.
Speaker 20: Think that both.
Speaker 2: The latest thing that's about to happen is that swimming
Speaker 2: center that's new to town that looks can't quite work
Speaker 2: out what the point of that. That's quite a big deal,
Speaker 2: isn't it.
Speaker 28: Yep, yeah, that's quite big. I think they're going to
Speaker 28: have netball courts in there as well.
Speaker 2: Okay, oh well, okay, I will pay this for information.
Speaker 2: Thank you for that, Kathy. It's Marcus. Good evening.
Speaker 29: How are you, Marcus good?
Speaker 2: Think of Kathy.
Speaker 29: That's good lust And I'm eleven Saint Alban's christ Church.
Speaker 29: I'm originally from a Cagle and I've been here for
Speaker 29: teen years and I can tell you I went to
Speaker 29: summer today and I bussed and I did a really
Speaker 29: big walk through the city of Christ Church in the
Speaker 29: city today and it looks ambulous.
Speaker 17: Does it.
Speaker 29: Yeah, it looks fantastic. And there's only a couple of
Speaker 29: buildings now that I think that look pretty shady, but
Speaker 29: the rest it's just amazing.
Speaker 2: So it's finally looking finished, is it.
Speaker 28: I believe so.
Speaker 29: But I do believe like they have knocked church on
Speaker 29: the corner of Carlton.
Speaker 26: Mill Road.
Speaker 29: And parked Arras and that church is finished, and it
Speaker 29: looks amazing. And if only the cathedral could have knocked
Speaker 29: it down, used some of their building materials and what
Speaker 29: they could have salvage and built something quite modern, that
Speaker 29: would have been really, really, really good progress, and it
Speaker 29: would have cost a lot less.
Speaker 2: Well, I suppose once the stadium is finished, and once
Speaker 2: that new sports he has finished, I guess then the
Speaker 2: cathedral becomes kind of the monument to the quake, because
Speaker 2: it's the only kind of ruin that's left, isn't it.
Speaker 2: What about? What about? What about across from the Margaret Mayhe,
Speaker 2: there's that from the library, there was that big there
Speaker 2: was that big deep hole where the seagulls had moved
Speaker 2: in and they filled that up.
Speaker 6: Is it?
Speaker 7: Yep?
Speaker 29: That's all gone. Yes, that's all gone. They had that
Speaker 29: monument with a sort of car up on the stand. Yeah,
Speaker 29: that's all gone.
Speaker 2: What have they done with that?
Speaker 26: Yeah?
Speaker 29: Just wow, that's just land at the moment. Yeah sure, yeah,
Speaker 29: so that's been awful done. But it looks amazing. But look,
Speaker 29: I had a brother that lived in Japan, and he's
Speaker 29: married to a Japanese woman for thirty years, and he
Speaker 29: lived in Tokyo actually for four years, thirty years ago,
Speaker 29: and he went to Hearroshima and he said, you know,
Speaker 29: the left part of the inner city, a tiny bit
Speaker 29: of ruin to remember the hero of a Shima bombing.
Speaker 29: And he said, and of course he lives in christ
Speaker 29: Church now with his Japanese wife, and he said, why
Speaker 29: not just make it a museum and this is a
Speaker 29: reminder of what happened.
Speaker 26: That's his take.
Speaker 7: So I'm pleased to hear that it makes sense.
Speaker 2: I'm pleased to hear you're positive about that, that it
Speaker 2: seems to all be just about finished.
Speaker 23: I believe.
Speaker 29: So I think it looks fantastic.
Speaker 2: Did you walk back in from some as you walk
Speaker 2: the whole way.
Speaker 29: In most of it, yes, right through to Saint Albans.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, that's quite nice.
Speaker 29: It's fantastic. Read clips and bright around and past Mount
Speaker 29: Peasant and then three to the study Bury Road and yeah,
Speaker 29: it was fantastic.
Speaker 2: Was it one of those nice clear Cross Church days today?
Speaker 4: Was it?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 29: We had blue, clear skies and the sea was just clustering.
Speaker 29: You could see the crystals on it.
Speaker 2: Brilliant. Oh did you say that? Did you move up
Speaker 2: after the Quaker before the quake Kathy after not many
Speaker 2: people who have done that, lovely people who have done that?
Speaker 2: Would they? I was here like three weeks after really, yeah,
Speaker 2: is there a story to that?
Speaker 29: Yes, my brother lived here, so I wanted to see
Speaker 29: what had happened. So I flew up from the caval
Speaker 29: and then I went over to the Minds for like
Speaker 29: six years, and then I came back, so I didn't really.
Speaker 2: Oh, I see you've been You've been doing five file,
Speaker 2: You've been flying out into the you've been working the
Speaker 2: Minds in Australia Church.
Speaker 29: Yeah, so from two thousand and boughtin. I've been here,
Speaker 29: so three years.
Speaker 2: I would say, yeah, okay, really nice to talk Katy.
Speaker 2: Thanks so much. That eighteen past eleven, at twenty six
Speaker 2: six out of origin to Queensland. We normally go up
Speaker 2: and spend a week or two in this July holidays
Speaker 2: in christ which I normally work from there. So I'll
Speaker 2: see if we're doing that this year actually, because I
Speaker 2: love those winter days in christ Church. Fantastic, good evening, Pepper,
Speaker 2: it's Marcus, welcome.
Speaker 30: Yeah, Hi, but guidphoned because I am actually on Malatona
Speaker 30: and at the moment I was having some various serious
Speaker 30: issues sleeping. I'm a shift worker. I'm shift working now,
Speaker 30: so it has actually settled me. I'm happy with it.
Speaker 30: I was prior to that, I was on a stopper clothes.
Speaker 30: But it's a botanic taste of my mouth. So I
Speaker 30: asked my doctor if there's something else I just take,
Speaker 30: but you have to favorite so for a subscription that
Speaker 30: was twenty dollars.
Speaker 2: Okay, And the how the doctors like when they prescribe
Speaker 2: it a tone they say sort of will you could
Speaker 2: try this? Or because I think probably there's not quite Yeah,
Speaker 2: I'm just curious to know what they're how they how
Speaker 2: they put it to you when they said that, or
Speaker 2: did you ask for it?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 30: I never knew what it was. I just said I
Speaker 30: can't take sopoclone, soperclone or zoppies I called it anymore
Speaker 30: because of the metallic case.
Speaker 14: Yeah.
Speaker 30: Left, And he said how about you try this one?
Speaker 30: And I said what is it? And he said it's
Speaker 30: latonin balatonin, I think you say it. I said, well,
Speaker 30: I'll try that, and I find it a lot better
Speaker 30: to use. And it does relax it's sort of like
Speaker 30: a relax it really and it worked and I actually
Speaker 30: highly recommended. I'm not too sure why it's actually made
Speaker 30: it on a talk.
Speaker 2: Factor, so you're not sure why what, Papa.
Speaker 30: I'm not sure why it's actually found its way on
Speaker 30: a talk factor. Was there some disagreement about it or
Speaker 30: it's just subject.
Speaker 2: No, because what's happened today is they've said that it's
Speaker 2: now no longer a prescription meet so you can just
Speaker 2: bite over the counter. Oh okay, well an an issue
Speaker 2: a child, but you can just you said you don't
Speaker 2: need to prescript. Anyone can buy it.
Speaker 30: Okay, I think it's still on prescription now, and it's
Speaker 30: twenty dollars. It is normally thirty. But my chemist, you
Speaker 30: became chemists and Stratford and they gave it to me.
Speaker 30: I don't know if I should name it.
Speaker 9: They gave it me to.
Speaker 30: Twenty dollars, and then I really like it as stepping
Speaker 30: my sleep pattering down really well.
Speaker 2: It's great news. Hell are you been on it for, Papa?
Speaker 30: I'd say probably two weeks now. I find it all
Speaker 30: just admitute. I've got a truck coming in Bye, I'm
Speaker 30: loading trucks. So anyway, No, I highly recommend it. It's
Speaker 30: really can be down a lot.
Speaker 2: Are you at Fontira? Are you at Fontira?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 20: I did not so where I am?
Speaker 2: No, don't say it, don't say I don't want to
Speaker 2: get in trouble. On the phone, Pepa, nice to talk
Speaker 2: to you. Thank you. Twenty four past eleven New South
Speaker 2: Wales have scored. The score is twenty six to ten.
Speaker 2: I need to score three more times, Marcus. When we
Speaker 2: lived in Australia, melatonin was widely available at the chemist
Speaker 2: and didn't require a prescription. We use it for our
Speaker 2: sons with ASD and ADHD under medical consultation, but only
Speaker 2: because they're diagnosed sleep disorders. It was part of a
Speaker 2: strict bedroom routine to help them fall asleep as the
Speaker 2: bodies didn't naturally produce enough melatonin. It doesn't make you
Speaker 2: sleep or keep you asleep, but it helps signal the
Speaker 2: brain that it's time for rest. And New Zealand melatonin
Speaker 2: requires a prescriptures typically prescribed as sleep disorder has been
Speaker 2: formally diagnosed. I'm really consumed that it's over the counter.
Speaker 2: Meds need to be checked by a doctor pharmacist before
Speaker 2: taking alike. Saint John's Wart is very dangerous taken with
Speaker 2: other meds. Marcus. I went to a homeopath in nineteen
Speaker 2: ninety and he bought melatonin from overseas, very strict conditions
Speaker 2: to buy. He said. Pilots use it to regulate the
Speaker 2: Cicadian rhythms while crossing timelines. But it's not a sleeping tablet.
Speaker 2: You mean to take it early evening when the sun
Speaker 2: goes down and simulate your melatonin and your circadian cycle. Evening, Marcus,
Speaker 2: I've been taking five MiGs of melotone every nuight for years.
Speaker 2: Apart from great sleep, I think it keeps you young.
Speaker 2: State of origins on currently Queensland twenty six, New South
Speaker 2: Wales ten. Not much talk or the census tonight. Someone
Speaker 2: might have something to say about that that would be
Speaker 2: of interest. I quite enjoyed the census was always good
Speaker 2: for talk back with people's ridiculous questions. I don't think
Speaker 2: you can just not have a census because it costs
Speaker 2: money when you stop doing a lot of things, because
Speaker 2: it's a cost saving things. But some things are probably
Speaker 2: quite important. So there we go. That's that. Stephen Crichton's
Speaker 2: just gone over to score the try as confirmed, so
Speaker 2: a bit of a comebacks on for the Blues at
Speaker 2: the moment. Boy his quality dropped the ball earlier, so
Speaker 2: it's made amends for that.
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