Speaker 1: You're listening to the Marcus lush Night's podcast from News
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Speaker 2: Be Greetings and Welcome Crusaders Lead the Hearland is ten
Speaker 2: to five. It might be on Freedom where it might not.
Speaker 2: Go watch it if you want. I'll keep you updated
Speaker 2: with the scores from that. I know this is a
Speaker 2: special game to some. Plenty of people turned out at
Speaker 2: the arena in Canterbury christ Church to watch the sixty
Speaker 2: thousand capacity. That's good to see people are going to
Speaker 2: rugby and droves. I think it's the pointy end of
Speaker 2: the season. I will keep you updated about that. Looking
Speaker 2: for to the women's rugby tomorrow night too. You is
Speaker 2: a New Zealand there we go. So I'm up against
Speaker 2: it tonight because everyone's watching the rugby and doing other stuff.
Speaker 2: But that's fine. I'm sure if one'll come on at
Speaker 2: ten o'clock tonight tonight, I will attempt to do something
Speaker 2: that I don't think is probably ever being done and
Speaker 2: radio before. That's what I suspect. What I am going
Speaker 2: to have tonight. I've got your attention. This is the hype,
Speaker 2: this is the sizzle. What I will do tonight is
Speaker 2: I'm going to have I don't know that this is
Speaker 2: so this thing is so big and so new, I
Speaker 2: don't even know how to explain it. What we're going
Speaker 2: to do for the start of tonight, We're going to
Speaker 2: have a sweep steak on what tonight's sweep steak is
Speaker 2: going to be about. Yeah you first, So so on
Speaker 2: night's show, we're gonna have a sweep steak about what
Speaker 2: the sweep steak is gonna be about. So later on
Speaker 2: tonight we have a sweepsteak about something that's quite topical.
Speaker 2: But before that, we're gonna have a sweepsteak to see
Speaker 2: if you can guess what the sweepsteak is gonna be about. So, wow,
Speaker 2: that's pretty powerful. It will be a sweep steak on
Speaker 2: a sweep steak. What do you think the sweep steak
Speaker 2: will be about? Before I came to the studio, I
Speaker 2: didn't even know what I was going to do it on.
Speaker 2: But boy, oh boy, I'm pretty excited about this now.
Speaker 2: So it's going to be a sweep steak on what
Speaker 2: the sweep steak is about. Never been done before. It's
Speaker 2: like it's like the Russian doles of talk radio. It's
Speaker 2: a sweepsteak within a sweep steak. Call me if you
Speaker 2: think you're not the sweep steak's gonna.
Speaker 3: Be on.
Speaker 2: Oh, eight hundred eighty eight. There's no prize for the sweepstake.
Speaker 2: Within the sweepstake. There might be a prize for the
Speaker 2: subsequent sweepsteak if we've won the sweep steak. About what
Speaker 2: the sweepstake's going to be about? I'm excited? Was that you, Marcus? Yes,
Speaker 2: that's right. I'm beside myself. So there we go. So, yes,
Speaker 2: the sweep steak within a sweep steak. If you think
Speaker 2: you know what that is about, call me. I'm trying
Speaker 2: to think if I was listening, what I would ring
Speaker 2: up about to think what the sweepstake for this weekend
Speaker 2: is going to be about. But I've got no idea
Speaker 2: that's the way we're going to go tonight. It's going
Speaker 2: to be a If you don't understand the rules, feel
Speaker 2: free to ring and ask, but it's going to be
Speaker 2: a sweepstake. On what the sweepstake's going to be about?
Speaker 2: There is so later on tonight there's gonna be a
Speaker 2: sweep steak, but there's gonna have a I'm so excited.
Speaker 2: I'm talking quickly later on tonight, there's going to be
Speaker 2: a sweep steak, but we're going to have a sweepsteak
Speaker 2: tonight about what that's sweepstake is going to be about.
Speaker 2: Go figure, Gary looked promising, still ten to five. The
Speaker 2: Highland is nearly scored, but they lost the ball right
Speaker 2: on the tryline. I'm waiting for the inundation of the
Speaker 2: people for the sweepstake within the sweep steak. Yeah, this
Speaker 2: could be kind of cincillating. It could be terrible. Actually,
Speaker 2: go go go go, go, Go, Go, Go, go go
Speaker 2: go should have passed. Gary. It's Marcus welcome.
Speaker 4: I think it might be the soccer.
Speaker 2: The score on this because the trouble with the sweep
Speaker 2: steak on soccer, right, Yeah, what can this tell me?
Speaker 5: What?
Speaker 2: The scores could be? Zero zero zero one one zero
Speaker 2: one one two zero two one two two zero two
Speaker 2: zero one. How many How many are there?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Not enough? No, not enough. I've tried sweepsteaks before with soccer.
Speaker 2: I didn't like them because if you ring up late
Speaker 2: in the hour, he gets twelve seven, which never happens.
Speaker 2: Good evening, Matthew, it's Marcus welcome.
Speaker 6: You're good Marcus, I don't know. I understand the concept.
Speaker 6: But is it just one choice? One pick? Do I
Speaker 6: give you one pick?
Speaker 2: You've got to guess what tonight's sweepsteak is going to
Speaker 2: be about.
Speaker 6: Well, I'm going to say Auckland FC. The football.
Speaker 2: That's what the last guy said.
Speaker 6: Though way, well okay, then it would be the Warriors.
Speaker 7: No.
Speaker 2: But when you hear but Matthew, when you hear what
Speaker 2: the sweet sake is going to be about? Right, yeah,
Speaker 2: you've got your first reaction is going to be astonishment.
Speaker 2: Then you're going to think, of course, then you're going
Speaker 2: to think what a great idea, and you won't be
Speaker 2: able to help yourself but to ring in and have
Speaker 2: your guests for the sweep steak.
Speaker 6: But I have rung in.
Speaker 2: Oh yes, this is.
Speaker 8: No.
Speaker 2: This is the sweepstake. About what the sweepstake is going
Speaker 2: to be about?
Speaker 6: That's quite any more on market.
Speaker 2: I don't think it's an oxy moron and sary enough
Speaker 2: this is a sweep steak because you're not. You're it's
Speaker 2: more a guessing combination for the sweepstake. But we are
Speaker 2: calling it the sweepstake. Within the sweep steak, that's why
Speaker 2: I said the warrior thepe No, it's not the word.
Speaker 2: So I'd like most sweepstakes, I'm telling you it right
Speaker 2: or wrong, if you've.
Speaker 6: Got it right, Okay, thank you for that, Thank you
Speaker 6: for clarifying that.
Speaker 2: But you could come in later on.
Speaker 6: I will when I hear the sweeteak.
Speaker 2: Besides yourself. That's Matthew again. There'll be Matthew with his
Speaker 2: guest for the sweep steak. Within the sweep steak. I'm
Speaker 2: shaking with excitement. Nolean, Nolene, it's Marcus, welcome.
Speaker 9: Hi.
Speaker 2: What do you What do you think it is going
Speaker 2: to be about, Nolene? The sweep steak.
Speaker 9: I think the sweep steak is going to be about
Speaker 9: the people that ring in for the sweep steak, because
Speaker 9: that could be zero to wow.
Speaker 2: What I wish I'd thought of that. So you think
Speaker 2: the sweep steak is going to be how many people
Speaker 2: have rung in for the sweep steak.
Speaker 9: We'll ring for the sweep steak.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but we couldn't have that because you already know
Speaker 2: how many people rung in, wouldn't you?
Speaker 10: Mhm.
Speaker 9: It depends what the second sweep steak is really.
Speaker 2: I thought we might have had three sweepsteaks. If we've
Speaker 2: got to sweepstake. How many people ring it for the sweepsteak?
Speaker 9: Oh well, so the people at ring and then you
Speaker 9: will say, oh, well, how many females, how many males
Speaker 9: or whatever? So because it might be getting close to
Speaker 9: midn't I.
Speaker 2: I have to think about that. That was done my
Speaker 2: head in a bit Noline, we're wearing a sweepstak or
Speaker 2: what the sweepsteak is going to be about? Cheryltte's Marcus welcome,
Speaker 2: Hi am the budget? How would you do a sweepsteak
Speaker 2: on the budget?
Speaker 11: Like, I don't know, but it's such a ridiculous idea.
Speaker 2: Isn't it a ridiculous It could be like, yeah, I
Speaker 2: want to do a sweepsteak on this on the budget
Speaker 2: because it would be it would also be a day late,
Speaker 2: wouldn't it two days late?
Speaker 11: I I don't know. I really don't know. But I
Speaker 11: don't know. Why are you even thought of doing this?
Speaker 2: Well, it's a Friday, everyone's watching the sport. We've got
Speaker 2: to cut with something. We've done the flag referendum and
Speaker 2: we've done lips and lamps and by the way, I
Speaker 2: put a video up on Facebook of an early lamps
Speaker 2: and system with a railway in an old English shop
Speaker 2: that sent wooden balls down rails. It's a thing of
Speaker 2: absolute beauty. You put the money in the docket and
Speaker 2: wooden balls. Good evening, Shawn, it's Marcus welcome.
Speaker 11: Yeah, Marcus.
Speaker 12: Look, I reckon it's the silver fur incest. Senator Joe
Speaker 12: Gill's rugby. Wow, and I think a good one right
Speaker 12: in the media for a week, Yeah, the stars and portrait.
Speaker 2: Who did Dancing with the Stars.
Speaker 12: It was one of the Canadian ones. She was, I
Speaker 12: think the media.
Speaker 2: Okay, I think it's Alona ma and I think she's
Speaker 2: an American woman, not a Canadian.
Speaker 12: Oh okay, yeah, yeah, but I'm looking forward to watching that. Yeah,
Speaker 12: I think it's a big the game. I think women's
Speaker 12: rugby is kind to be honest. They've watched a lot
Speaker 12: of it, but they've watched the few and they actually,
Speaker 12: you know, the running game is great, right, It's sort
Speaker 12: of a little bit more running going on than than
Speaker 12: the boys stops start.
Speaker 2: So yeah, and I was quite enjoyed the women's State
Speaker 2: of Origin too.
Speaker 13: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I mean that's it was wet too, which was.
Speaker 12: Well.
Speaker 2: All the league seems to be wet New South Wales
Speaker 2: at the moment, Yes, women's sport is having its moment,
Speaker 2: although that's not what the sweeps teake about the sweet
Speaker 2: Could we go one? Can we have a sweepstake about
Speaker 2: a sweep tak? Not really? It's the most followed athlete
Speaker 2: on Instagram, Alon o Mar is that right? Or the
Speaker 2: most followed rugby player on Instagram? I suppose next is
Speaker 2: going to be a room a woman's run it straight?
Speaker 2: And they talked about that, having a sweepstake about what
Speaker 2: the sweeps say. Everyone had a lot of chance to
Speaker 2: look at the text, but there seems to be quite
Speaker 2: on the coming. And I'll get a bing bong in
Speaker 2: my ear and I'll tell you what, I've always got
Speaker 2: tentatists with all the bing bong going on in my
Speaker 2: ear the sweepsteak about what the sweepstake's going to be about?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, what else would you do on a Friday fantasy?
Speaker 2: I mean the desperation? Should there be another flag refreendom?
Speaker 2: Goodness me, Liz, welcome.
Speaker 14: A sweet steak about sweepstakes about sweepsteaks.
Speaker 2: You can't go three otherwise? How would we do that?
Speaker 2: How would we do the third level.
Speaker 9: Well, you just get people to tell you all about
Speaker 9: the sweep steaks.
Speaker 2: Their opinion of it. Yeah, okay, is that what you
Speaker 2: want to do?
Speaker 13: Well, No, that's what I thought it might be.
Speaker 2: No, that's almost too meta for me. The sweet say
Speaker 2: about the sweep day, about sweep steak. But thank you, Liz.
Speaker 2: I'll get to the texts. Chris says, Is it about
Speaker 2: the price of butter because of the Costco butter thing?
Speaker 2: I'm not sure, although I did hear people in the
Speaker 2: media voicing their concerned when they live in Hoka Ticker
Speaker 2: and they're paying more for butter than the people shopping
Speaker 2: at Costco, even though the butter they buy a Hoka ticker,
Speaker 2: the butter at Costco is made a Hooka ticker and
Speaker 2: shipped all the way to Auckland and sold by Costco,
Speaker 2: and it's cheaper than what they can buy it for.
Speaker 2: And they live in the same beautiful little town on
Speaker 2: the railway right by the factory where they make it.
Speaker 2: How would you feel, well, bloody Jeffers, Bloody jeff is
Speaker 2: getting cheaper butter than us. Yeah, I'd like to just
Speaker 2: feel a one cagey block of butter. I'd just like
Speaker 2: to see what it's I've never seen one. I've never
Speaker 2: seen a cagey block. I guess it's just like a
Speaker 2: block of soft cheese. Anyway, get in touch. My name
Speaker 2: is Marcus. Welcome, oh eighteen hundred eighty ten eighty to
Speaker 2: a lot of suggestions for the sweep steak. About the
Speaker 2: sweep steak. I'm going to read them all because of
Speaker 2: very good is the sweep steak? On whether Russell should
Speaker 2: be renamed Marcus? Whatever drugs you're on? Can I have
Speaker 2: some loll sweepstakes? About a sweepstake? Dave Carpety never get
Speaker 2: tired of hearing Jennifer Russia a master of intrigued. This
Speaker 2: will hit the roof, well done, knoll sweep steak?
Speaker 15: Who will?
Speaker 2: Who will? When run it? The price of butt in
Speaker 2: a month when a snail will reappear on Marcus's car? Marcus,
Speaker 2: I guess the sweepstake is an unbretending go media stadium.
Speaker 2: Are they more Auckland FC or Warrior fans? It's a
Speaker 2: good thing. It's a sweepsteak. About what the sweepsteak will be?
Speaker 2: About the sweepstake? Not quite the approval rating of the
Speaker 2: government budget, the next, colmar Brunton, Marcus, it's so obvious.
Speaker 2: It's the opening of the Bluff Oyster season. You are
Speaker 2: teasing the audience. How could you have a sweepsteak about
Speaker 2: the opening of a festival. Actually, the weather might be
Speaker 2: all right in Bluff tomorrow. There's a few camp evans.
Speaker 2: I saw. I was in the post office today, the
Speaker 2: calm before the storm, Marcus. Is a sweepstake about the
Speaker 2: number of times the word sweepsteak was used prior to
Speaker 2: the sweepstake starting not any things is about the opening
Speaker 2: of the railway workshop. The thing about a sweep steak,
Speaker 2: it's normally people, Yeah, Marcus, just texting on the sweep steak.
Speaker 2: On the sweepstake. The sweep steak will clearly be on.
Speaker 2: It can only be on how many times the word
Speaker 2: sweepsteak is mentioned on the show tonight. If so, I've
Speaker 2: re lost count on the word sweep steak, but I'm
Speaker 2: putting my guests on the sweep steak, not the sweepstake,
Speaker 2: on the sweepstake, but the main sweep steak at five, six,
Speaker 2: nine times, Marcus is a sweep steak on the name
Speaker 2: of the person who takes the sweep steak and someone says,
Speaker 2: run it straight Winston versus crusher Collins. No, but get
Speaker 2: in touch if you think you can work out what
Speaker 2: that is. Oh, it's coming in bed tomorrow. It's the
Speaker 2: end of the month. Thanks for that snow and wind
Speaker 2: thirty first of May, first of June the long range
Speaker 2: weather for bluff. That's that is King's birthday, is it?
Speaker 2: I think King's birthdays early this year? Twelve ten The
Speaker 2: Highlanders lead the Crusaders. Twelve ten. The Crusaders have led
Speaker 2: for the first fifty minutes, so now they're ahead. And
Speaker 2: tonight there is a sweep steak and I'm having a
Speaker 2: sweepstak to see if you can guess what the sweep
Speaker 2: steak is about. I wish I had done it about
Speaker 2: the price of butter, but I couldn't work out because
Speaker 2: that would be too imprecise. I mean, we all know
Speaker 2: we should be. It should be Soviet like the government
Speaker 2: should dictate the price of butter, and it should be
Speaker 2: in the budget, and it should be fixed around the
Speaker 2: country like petrel on. Petrol's not fixed at it. Once
Speaker 2: upon a time it was. If you've got a suggestion
Speaker 2: on what the sweep steak will be about let me know,
Speaker 2: Marcus is a sweep steak on whether they will be
Speaker 2: any oysters for the Bluff Oyster Festival this weekend. Mary,
Speaker 2: I think what they do. Look, I don't know this,
Speaker 2: I'm not involved in the Ouster festival in any way.
Speaker 2: I think they go out and get a lot of
Speaker 2: oysters and just leave them in the harbor and just
Speaker 2: on the sea, I don't know what, in pots or
Speaker 2: in vessels with boys attached and just pull them up.
Speaker 2: I think that's what they do, so they will have them,
Speaker 2: although I see Edmondson saying in the paper today that
Speaker 2: they're going out tomorrow to get them. But yeah, I
Speaker 2: think they're probably slightly better organized than that. Marcus. It
Speaker 2: would be for run it. If we've got Marcaus, I'd
Speaker 2: be up to run it. If we've got to set
Speaker 2: with politicians, this is a good idea, actually run it
Speaker 2: with politicians. Jerry Brownie versus David Seymour, Judith Collins against
Speaker 2: Chloe swarbrick SIDEI congrats to Spurs on the Europa League
Speaker 2: title first one and forty two years. Someone stole my idea,
Speaker 2: but different participants. As I was typing or don't you
Speaker 2: hate that? But it's not about butter. It's not about
Speaker 2: the Costco thing, and it's not about run It just
Speaker 2: shows you what the country has become. This week's This
Speaker 2: week's news has been dominated by run it and butter
Speaker 2: at Costco. If I've seen one article about butter at Costco,
Speaker 2: I've seen a hundred. In fact, I'm meaning to walk
Speaker 2: next week I might cue for butter. I don't even
Speaker 2: like butter. Although apparently on that show with money from
Speaker 2: Master Chef they must be doing some around New Zealand
Speaker 2: show they made mashed potatoes with a pound of butter
Speaker 2: in it. Can you imagine that? Probably delicious? He'd be
Speaker 2: good at run at Marnow, would he?
Speaker 11: Oh?
Speaker 2: Eight eight eight? I'm looking for suggestions if anyone knows
Speaker 2: what tonight's sweepsteak is about. If you like, it's the
Speaker 2: sweepsteak on the sweep steak, so get in touch. If
Speaker 2: you've got any guesses for that. What do you think
Speaker 2: it will be about? It's not about the football and
Speaker 2: it's not about the women's rugby. And if you think
Speaker 2: what we've always done, what do we have? We got
Speaker 2: a list of what we've always done? A sweepstake on
Speaker 2: in the past, Dan, I think we've done someone who
Speaker 2: would sing the national anthem, and we had a recomplicated
Speaker 2: one with the women at the women's score for the
Speaker 2: Women's Football World Cup. I think, oh, in the top
Speaker 2: four in order of the World Cup in twenty nineteen.
Speaker 2: That worked quite well, didn't it, Because lots of variations then,
Speaker 2: I mean, most of the joys, most of the joys
Speaker 2: of a sweepsteak are explaining the rules to people or
Speaker 2: making up the rules as you go. That's what I find. Anyway.
Speaker 2: I don't think you'll take the whole night the sweepstake,
Speaker 2: but after the rugby finishes, if people wanted to get
Speaker 2: on here, I would imagine. Of course, it was an
Speaker 2: amazing article about those people driving onto the airport at
Speaker 2: the channels, wasn't it what a lot of every one
Speaker 2: of the guys was a pet islander had come across.
Speaker 2: But yeah, I'm amazing that kind of justice reached as
Speaker 2: far as that island. Anyway, I was just reading that
Speaker 2: before I come on you tonight. We are talking about
Speaker 2: what the sweepstak's going to be about. This would be
Speaker 2: a great test for your wisdom people. I think you'll
Speaker 2: enjoy it. Twelve to ten, by the way, the Hollanders
Speaker 2: lead twelve minutes left to go. This is over the Crusaders,
Speaker 2: this is against form people. Good evening, Warren, the Warren Commission.
Speaker 2: There you going good, Thank.
Speaker 9: You, Warren.
Speaker 10: I think it'll be on.
Speaker 3: Whether we should have a referend him on the flaground.
Speaker 6: But come up with it.
Speaker 2: There'd only be two. There'd only be yes, and they
Speaker 2: would be the only two things in the sweep site
Speaker 2: that way, would they?
Speaker 13: Oh yes, right, yeah, Oh well, I'm not going to
Speaker 13: say anything else.
Speaker 2: I appreciate you coming through the Warren Commission, and it's Marcus.
Speaker 2: Good evening and the green Gables welcome.
Speaker 16: Thank you. I'm ringing up about I heard you talking
Speaker 16: about oysters. Yes, I absolutely adore oysters. And I saw
Speaker 16: when I was making up my order that you could
Speaker 16: get these things called trident in a little box smoked oysters.
Speaker 16: Oh my god. They were absolutely ghastly. They were like tiny,
Speaker 16: little about as big as my thumb, half my thumb, brown,
Speaker 16: shrunken flavors things in and it's got on in vegetable oil, horble.
Speaker 16: So just I don't even know how they could even
Speaker 16: call the oisters. They didn't taste the oysters, they didn't
Speaker 16: feel like oysters. Absolutely don't buy them.
Speaker 2: Have you tried the tin muscles in that same range?
Speaker 2: I thought they were all right.
Speaker 16: I haven't tried muscles that i've after my experience with oysters.
Speaker 16: I mean they ran into oysters. They were brown, and
Speaker 16: there were horrible flavor, nothing like real oysters.
Speaker 2: But that was But that would have surprised you when
Speaker 2: that there were three dollars at ten and it like
Speaker 2: forty dollars a dozen. I would imagine I.
Speaker 16: Can't remember how much they were, but that they just
Speaker 16: didn't have anything that reminded me one bid So I
Speaker 16: thought I just warned people.
Speaker 2: Did you finish them?
Speaker 11: No?
Speaker 16: I checked them out to the birds.
Speaker 2: I don't know if you should be the oysters to
Speaker 2: the birds. Maybe you should thank you. Therefore that and
Speaker 2: are twelve ten highlands over the Crusaders. It's the last
Speaker 2: nine minutes, and this is a desperation for the Crusaders.
Speaker 2: Although I think a penalty has just got a kick.
Speaker 2: A penalties just got against them. I'm not entirely sure that,
Speaker 2: but that's a look on the players faces. Jason, it's
Speaker 2: Marcus Hello.
Speaker 17: Good being Marcus, How are you tonight?
Speaker 2: Good? Thank you? Jason.
Speaker 17: Just thought I would rung up and just talk about
Speaker 17: the Southerner. I went on last weekend and here it's
Speaker 17: just been announced again to run again and lave weekend.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I can't quite work out why they're doing that,
Speaker 2: the charge, the changing and hamor the league for it,
Speaker 2: aren't they?
Speaker 15: Well?
Speaker 17: Yeah, well I was quite well patronized. Lots of people
Speaker 17: on it from yeah, I suppose a good spread from
Speaker 17: children on it. Children jumped on and tomrow and headed
Speaker 17: down to zoons the day and then hit back again
Speaker 17: in the afternoon. Yes, and there's some older people who yeah,
Speaker 17: who I suppose we liver in the younger days of
Speaker 17: riding Southern.
Speaker 2: There how many carriages.
Speaker 17: There was one senate class, which is where you get
Speaker 17: on board on boards, and there's a cafe car and
Speaker 17: there was about three other scene carriages the outdoor observation
Speaker 17: car too, so it's probably about seven in total carriage
Speaker 17: car and baggage.
Speaker 2: Did you go up and back?
Speaker 17: I went up on the Saturday and came back down
Speaker 17: on the Monday morning. Okay, Yeah, it was very good.
Speaker 17: It was lots of people on board.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, and upsets me that they're indicating to people
Speaker 2: like they might be bringing it back. But I think
Speaker 2: there's nowhere in the world that will bring it back.
Speaker 17: I don't think they know, not in this current form anyway.
Speaker 17: But I deal for you have some railcars. They they
Speaker 17: were scripping on the rail rather than the locomotive hauled carriages,
Speaker 17: because a locomotive is primary designed for hauling holding freight.
Speaker 17: So and of course, yeah, in comparison to rail car.
Speaker 17: I had the privilege of riding Arium thirty one from
Speaker 17: Pior Tour and it was down in South Island, oh yes,
Speaker 17: earlier last year. And yeah, and I sort of regard
Speaker 17: it as the Red Rocket because it was very very
Speaker 17: fast on the rail line because I rode it to
Speaker 17: Arthur's Pass and then we came back on the bus
Speaker 17: and the rail car got back before the bus got
Speaker 17: back too.
Speaker 2: Quite okay, nice for Jason thinks. Then Chris has come
Speaker 2: through the most boring or cringey talkback subjects year to date.
Speaker 2: I'm not quite sure if that the Southerner I agree
Speaker 2: the budget I agree cheese rolls calls offering to sing
Speaker 2: on their poems, children being prompted to ring by their parents. Well,
Speaker 2: that's not a sweepstake thing, is it. By the way,
Speaker 2: I didn't see the supercars were coming to New Zend
Speaker 2: and I couldn't quite order christ Church. I didn't really read.
Speaker 2: I saw that was on the rundown of what the
Speaker 2: earlier shows were about.
Speaker 18: Christ Church.
Speaker 2: Christ Church Supercars. Is it like a street circuit or
Speaker 2: like Rapoona? Oh it's Rapoona, So that's not the streets? Oh?
Speaker 2: Is that kind of interesting? I don't know. Christ Church
Speaker 2: to host supercars for the first time, rpoon and Raceway
Speaker 2: and Topau locked until twenty twenty eight. Oh, the redheads
Speaker 2: in the South Island were like, that had give them
Speaker 2: somewhere to go to just fifteen kys with the city
Speaker 2: Rpooona Raceway, We'll bring supercars to christ Church, a city
Speaker 2: steeped in motorsport culture now ready for its biggest ever event.
Speaker 2: Am I right in thinking that supercars have seen their
Speaker 2: day now that they're not making cars in Australia? Is
Speaker 2: that not right? I think I might be right with
Speaker 2: that one. But let me know about that twelve or
Speaker 2: sorry about gone and gosh show up with the trained
Speaker 2: person too cheapest? Yes, yes, we all know about what
Speaker 2: the money was spent on. Yes, hijack topic creep Marcus,
Speaker 2: I love the little smoked oysters. I put on a
Speaker 2: cracker to eat. Well, I've always quite like those tinned ones. Actually,
Speaker 2: the sweepstake could be if mister Luxon had here, what
Speaker 2: would it be like red like his kids, or curly
Speaker 2: long to his sold shoulders, or a mullet, black brown
Speaker 2: or blonde or brindle? Your topic creep there, Well it's
Speaker 2: someone on with a tenor voicters. Next thing, you know,
Speaker 2: it's the Southerner. When that's how nicta Rader gets the
Speaker 2: audience bakers talk about the Southern I'll tell you that now,
Speaker 2: good evening, Bob, it's Marcus.
Speaker 13: Welcome, you're sweet state thing Marcus. I was just having
Speaker 13: a guest. Maybe it'll be who's going to be leading
Speaker 13: the National Party in the ex general election?
Speaker 2: Wow? You think we go there?
Speaker 18: Now?
Speaker 2: Maybe that's I kin't wonder if the tides changed on that,
Speaker 2: has it? What are you hearing on the street?
Speaker 13: Oh well, we're just listening to what people are saying
Speaker 13: lately in that they don't think he's got to be
Speaker 13: running it and they want to get one of those
Speaker 13: ladies that are in the Parliament to running the party.
Speaker 2: Okay, yeah, I'm not going to do that on a
Speaker 2: Friday night though, but thank you, Bob. It's a good suggestion.
Speaker 2: These are all very good suggestions for a sweepstake. Actually,
Speaker 2: good evening, Phil Marcus, welcome you market going good PHILP.
Speaker 12: I heard your comment before about the supercars, and I
Speaker 12: agree with you. I think it kind of has one.
Speaker 12: It's of course, there was a lot more heart and
Speaker 12: pride when the cars were my heir, you know, and
Speaker 12: something's been taken away from it. I don't know.
Speaker 2: Well, everyone these days seems to follow Formula one, or
Speaker 2: they seem to follow Scott Dixon.
Speaker 12: And yes, and all that time in what's.
Speaker 2: The other one? There's what? There's two indies in the NASCAR,
Speaker 2: they seem to because the coverage is so good.
Speaker 12: Yes, well, even even to the extent where some of
Speaker 12: the most famous drivers that we've ever known, Shane van
Speaker 12: Gisberg and are doing drifting and indies and NASCAR all
Speaker 12: of it are not even they don't even want to
Speaker 12: be a part of the industry, you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 12: because it's it's boring to them. Now there's no pride.
Speaker 2: Did they kill it or is it just because they
Speaker 2: don't make Holden's in Australia anymore.
Speaker 12: I think it's the manufacturing side of things, and I
Speaker 12: do believe that that just kind of basically buzz towards
Speaker 12: the whole thing. You know, there was a real there
Speaker 12: was something really good about, you know, racing a car
Speaker 12: that your country built, you know, And I don't know,
Speaker 12: I think that you've got American cars, now you've got Erebus, Mercedes.
Speaker 12: How the hell did they get in there? That's Europea.
Speaker 12: I just I just think that the kind of overdid it,
Speaker 12: especially with the manufacturer introductions, I think, and now it's
Speaker 12: just gone.
Speaker 2: Maybe they just tried. Maybe they just sucked Christen to
Speaker 2: them and sold them a dud. Yeah, well I hope,
Speaker 2: I hope not.
Speaker 12: I wanted to stay around too. I like my vent
Speaker 12: supercar all that type of stuff, and it's really good
Speaker 12: for New Zealand and Australian races, especially up and cameras
Speaker 12: and stuff, you know, like.
Speaker 2: Hope, yes, just coming out there at the NFFL, thank
Speaker 2: you for that. Nice to hear from you. By the way,
Speaker 2: the Crusaders have when fifteen to twelve we've got the
Speaker 2: Western Force against the Warritars. That happens tonight. Get in touch.
Speaker 2: My name is Marcus. Welcome. I enjoyed you muchly tonight
Speaker 2: that hour the sweepstake on that no one's known what
Speaker 2: the sweepstakes about. You have another guest before I think
Speaker 2: we'll start at the next hour, Marcus is the sweepstak.
Speaker 2: Will Trump do something stupid before the end of the show.
Speaker 2: It is not that. And this day and the year
Speaker 2: two thousand the Marshall mads LP came out, which we
Speaker 2: all owned. I'm sure it's amazing how big Marshall ma
Speaker 2: our eminem is to the children. They know all of it.
Speaker 2: I think it's through fortnite. He's e very well to
Speaker 2: keep his profile alive. He's good with the words, I
Speaker 2: suppose too. So the response has been over good. We're
Speaker 2: having a sweepstake to see what the sweep steak tonight
Speaker 2: sweep steak is going to be about. We've rereally do
Speaker 2: a sweep steak. I've always thought the sweep steak was
Speaker 2: the best in of a Friday night show that didn't
Speaker 2: have their heart in it. So I've never done a
Speaker 2: guess the score. I've never thought that was worthwhile. But
Speaker 2: we've done a couple of sweepstakes, probably one every five years.
Speaker 2: There will be one tonight, and it will be somewhat different.
Speaker 2: But I'm wondering if you can guess what the sweep
Speaker 2: steak is about. It will be about something topical, and
Speaker 2: it will have enough different outcomes. It's not just a yes,
Speaker 2: no one. It probably will take the hour, it might
Speaker 2: go longer than that. Actually, factually, good evening, Susan, it's Marcus, welcome.
Speaker 7: Oh hello.
Speaker 14: I think the sweepsteak is about the new game that
Speaker 14: people are running into each other.
Speaker 2: And how would that work? When's it going to be banned?
Speaker 2: Or who's going to win it? Or how would it be?
Speaker 9: I think it's going to be banned.
Speaker 2: Okay, okay, but if we had a sweepsteak on that,
Speaker 2: how would that sweep stake work. That's just kind of
Speaker 2: what I'm wondering. I have no idea, no, no, nor
Speaker 2: do why Okay, Well, Susan, I appreciate you coming through.
Speaker 2: It's actually not about that. It won't be about running.
Speaker 2: I think someone else suggested that. I think run it's
Speaker 2: here to stay. The people seem to have loved it.
Speaker 2: If there's money to be made, people will continue to
Speaker 2: do it and promote it that we might take on
Speaker 2: run it. So it's not run it. It's not the
Speaker 2: color of Luxen's here if you had it. It's not
Speaker 2: about the price of butter in a month, Marcus. The
Speaker 2: sweepsteak has how many different topics people will have guessed
Speaker 2: tonight before, say ten pm. That's not right, although it's good, Marcus.
Speaker 2: I love my oysters. My family used to know where
Speaker 2: I wanted to go for my birthday did It used
Speaker 2: to be Valentin's All you Can Eat was a joke.
Speaker 2: We got kicked out because I took the big bowl
Speaker 2: that the oyster's coming back to my table. Were kicked
Speaker 2: out twice. This is why people say I have a
Speaker 2: titanium stomach. I see that Valentine is still around. I
Speaker 2: was seeing something on social media. A couple of though
Speaker 2: to do that. They're Valentines. There's no marbles. That was
Speaker 2: my take on that one. Anyway, get in touch you
Speaker 2: want to predict the sweep steak. Oh eight hundred and
Speaker 2: eighty fifteen twelve the Heart the Crusaders have beaten the Highlanders.
Speaker 2: There you go by the way. The Valentines. How many
Speaker 2: are there? Not a very good website. I hope to
Speaker 2: do a Hamilton Monaco Hornby north Shore sweepstake subject how
Speaker 2: many people get booted from the RSA van on Saturday night.
Speaker 2: I think they'll take everyone. I think they'll take everyone.
Speaker 2: They're a tough duo that do it. It's the only
Speaker 2: showing bluff the RSA after dark, I would imagine. I
Speaker 2: think it's only opened two nights a week, Friday and Saturday.
Speaker 2: The chippy there is quite good to TJ's. If you're
Speaker 2: on the bluff and finding yourself hungry, could seem to
Speaker 2: like it. I think they do loaded fries whatever that is,
Speaker 2: or chicken salt. Is a sweepstake on either the breakup
Speaker 2: of Fonterra to bring down the domestic dairy price. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I hope that happens. Or where will dest these Church's
Speaker 2: new location be? No, not quite, Marcus. The Warriors will
Speaker 2: beat the Raiders on Sunday score twenty four eighteen. If
Speaker 2: they do, they'll go to the top of the table
Speaker 2: because I think the Bulldog had lost last night, so
Speaker 2: of course they've got Crichton's out. What a legend he is.
Speaker 2: Evening Reagan. Marcus, welcome, you're Marcus.
Speaker 17: Oh.
Speaker 19: I think the soulf sweet sake. I think your Mary
Speaker 19: party and what the going to be a.
Speaker 2: Number of days at the compromised number of days?
Speaker 19: Yeah, yeah, yeah, that's that's what I'm thinking.
Speaker 2: It's not a bad idea. You do know. I have
Speaker 2: got something in mind that I'm not just waiting for
Speaker 2: the best one and saying yes. Though. Do you trust
Speaker 2: me on that, don't you?
Speaker 18: I'm not sure. Actually, you're just putting your feelers out
Speaker 18: there and seeing what comes in.
Speaker 2: No, I've actually got something, but I'll let you know
Speaker 2: before too long. Marcus. There is the sweepstake on how
Speaker 2: long it will be before Pepper Pick will have another
Speaker 2: brother or sister. Loll yeah, funny, I'll show Pepper Pig.
Speaker 2: It's slightly compelling. I'm not quite sure about the backstory
Speaker 2: of Pepper Pig. I've watched a fair bit of that
Speaker 2: as a father of the young when they were younger. Anyway,
Speaker 2: By the way, the Crusaders are top of the Super
Speaker 2: Rugby table now played thirteen one ten. I presume that's updated,
Speaker 2: and the Highland is a bottom, so it was top
Speaker 2: versus the bottom, so there's a fairly consistent I mean,
Speaker 2: it was a good game. Harness could have won that,
Speaker 2: but the Crusaders they've played thirteen one ten fans have
Speaker 2: hung around for a long long time. I've heard people
Speaker 2: in the car parks saying, it's still trying to get out.
Speaker 2: I've experienced that car park with the Harlem globe trotters
Speaker 2: for the poorly behaved kid. Wasn't good, Marcus. Is the
Speaker 2: sweepstake about when Briscoes will have another sale lull? Don't
Speaker 2: you love a lull? Marcus? Very specific? But is the
Speaker 2: sweepstake about what position Scott Dixon will finish in the
Speaker 2: ndy five hundred? Marcus? Is it about kids with rich
Speaker 2: parents not getting the doll? No, it's not. Theresch A
Speaker 2: lot of sport this weekend, a league Black Ferns, Chiefs
Speaker 2: Onana pacifica Rooster, Sharks and Nicks versus Paces. Wow, that
Speaker 2: what a ridiculous match that was. Are we getting another
Speaker 2: rocket launch pad to be built somewhere in New Zealand? Anyway?
Speaker 2: Do get in touched. My name is Marcus. Welcome if
Speaker 2: you think you know what the sweepsteak is for, and
Speaker 2: then we'll kick it off because it's going to be
Speaker 2: a cracker. I hope with all the type, I hope
Speaker 2: you don't underwhelmed by it. It'd be a worry. Is
Speaker 2: it a sweepsteak about the Warriors? Or how tall will
Speaker 2: Baron Trump be by the end of the year. Shamey's
Speaker 2: not sporty because I mean he should be playing basketball
Speaker 2: or something. I think he's into crypto, isn't he? The
Speaker 2: whole family's into grift. Jean Marcus good evening.
Speaker 8: Oh hi Marcus, is your seat steak about next week's
Speaker 8: state of origin?
Speaker 2: I'll be good if it was, wouldn't I haven't thought
Speaker 2: about that. No, it's not because I wouldn't. It wouldn't
Speaker 2: be about the square. Wud be the first time someone
Speaker 2: got sent off? Wouldn't it for it? On rest? Welsh's
Speaker 2: not in it, is he? No, it's not about that, Gene.
Speaker 2: So here we go and tell you what the sweepsteak is,
Speaker 2: and there will be a prize. I'm not sure what
Speaker 2: the prize is yet, but we will get something for
Speaker 2: the winner, because we don't even give away a prize,
Speaker 2: but just to make it exciting, there will be a
Speaker 2: prize for the winner of the sweepstake, and the sweepstake
Speaker 2: is and it's quite exciting. I think you're going to
Speaker 2: find this quite exciting. So you already now the National
Speaker 2: Emergency Management Agency NIEMA have said that the latest test
Speaker 2: for the testing of New Zealand's emergency mobile alert system
Speaker 2: has been announced. It will take place on Sunday May
Speaker 2: twenty five. That's this Sunday between seven, sorry, between six
Speaker 2: and seven pm. Now, bearing in mind last time it
Speaker 2: came through at six seventeen, So this year's sweepsteak is
Speaker 2: and you'll know because we're all going to get at
Speaker 2: the same time. This year's sweepsteak is what time between
Speaker 2: six and seven you think the alert will come through?
Speaker 2: We'll all get them. The only proviso for that is
Speaker 2: the Warriors are playing at Go Medium Ounts Smart and
Speaker 2: it'll be exciting if everyone there gets the alert while
Speaker 2: they're in even like the guy Shuavarsa, the guy does
Speaker 2: this show you. That will be fun. So the Warriors
Speaker 2: play there that week and I think the kickoff is
Speaker 2: at six oh five. So the question to you is
Speaker 2: what time do you think urgency alert will go out?
Speaker 2: It's sometime between six pm and seven PM. So there's
Speaker 2: sixty slots. Ring up will take you to war then
Speaker 2: we'll put you back on air and you give Dan
Speaker 2: your phone number and you have your guess. I would
Speaker 2: imagine the first slots to go will be the six
Speaker 2: oh one, six oh six O six oh one, six
Speaker 2: oh two, six oh three, six o four, six oh
Speaker 2: five because of the warriors. I'm not quite sure if
Speaker 2: those units at civil defense are involved, think about sport
Speaker 2: or warriors or stuff like that. Also, so I've got
Speaker 2: sixty slots for your prediction, So tell us what time
Speaker 2: it is and tell us your reason. I'm Dan, I
Speaker 2: want to slot. I'm going six seventeen, same as last year,
Speaker 2: six seventeen, same as last year. There will be a prize.
Speaker 2: I'm not quite sure what the prize will be. Let
Speaker 2: me get a spreadsheet. Am I supposed to put the
Speaker 2: spreadsheet and know? I'm just going to watch it to
Speaker 2: see that everything's been taken. Okay, I don't even need
Speaker 2: pen in this. Don't even bring a pen to work. Gary,
Speaker 2: It's Marcus, Welcome and good evening. You're first off the rank. Okay,
Speaker 2: this is like what's the show with the bags they
Speaker 2: do on TV? It's in the big deal or no deal.
Speaker 2: It's like that, isn't it?
Speaker 13: What deal?
Speaker 18: Though?
Speaker 13: I are you six nineteen?
Speaker 2: Reason?
Speaker 13: Just two minutes?
Speaker 18: So running two minutes late.
Speaker 2: Laura, so close to six seventeen? You reckon six seventeen?
Speaker 2: Is the kind of the the that's coming ready? Yeah,
Speaker 2: that's the standard they've set themselves to just be a
Speaker 2: couple of minutes late.
Speaker 10: Yeah, brilliant.
Speaker 2: Gary, Gosh, it's going to be hard for me to
Speaker 2: keep this interesting, is it? When people bring up Mike
Speaker 2: with a K Mike good evening and welcome. I can
Speaker 2: tell you good, thanks, Mike.
Speaker 18: Good good. I'm going to go six thirty six.
Speaker 15: Please.
Speaker 2: It's going to make it interesting when it comes through,
Speaker 2: isn't it.
Speaker 15: Yes?
Speaker 18: And my reason is because last time on the first
Speaker 18: half hour, so I'll say this time I want to
Speaker 18: test it on the chicken half.
Speaker 2: Of course too, like the as the hand goes up.
Speaker 2: But you'll be excited. You've got a mobile, you'll be
Speaker 2: waiting for that when it comes through.
Speaker 18: Ye, I'll be watching the Warriors, so yep, we'll be fine.
Speaker 2: We'll be next to me and you'll have remembered the guests.
Speaker 2: You don't need to write it on your hand or anything.
Speaker 18: No, no, I got it yet. Six thirty six.
Speaker 2: Okay, brilliant. Okay, so the numbers have gone are six seventeen,
Speaker 2: six nineteen and six thirty six. Brilliant. The fon fonts
Speaker 2: are different size, Dan, is it a problem? Gary got
Speaker 2: a little tiny font? Gary's got a tiny font. Oh,
Speaker 2: there we go. That's better. Who six seventeen, six nineteen,
Speaker 2: six thirty six. No one's got six o'clock. It's gonna
Speaker 2: be exciting the worries if everyone gets a tack and
Speaker 2: they sure it'll be exciting and the commentators could make
Speaker 2: a laugh, couldn't they? Gain or Marcus welcome.
Speaker 10: Hi Marca.
Speaker 5: I'm going six twelve. Really, I think they'll want it
Speaker 5: sort of pretty quickly. Okay, there's no other actual reason,
Speaker 5: but but yeah, that's how I'm thinking. The water out
Speaker 5: the way early, and you know, people want us to
Speaker 5: have they don't want to be bothered by that. Well,
Speaker 5: I mean, it's a good thing to have, we need it.
Speaker 5: But yep, that's what I'm going for six twelve.
Speaker 2: As I tried and reverse, I can't, for the life
Speaker 2: of me think why they went six seventeen last year exactly?
Speaker 2: Gain what we what happened the other year. I think
Speaker 2: people should be having tex slurt parties. I mean it's
Speaker 2: a good way to get us sort of familiar with
Speaker 2: something that's actually quite a serious thing while we're getting text.
Speaker 2: Is it for a tsunami? I'm not what you're wired is?
Speaker 2: By the way, the numbers have gone US six thirty six,
Speaker 2: six nineteen, six seventeen and six twelve or Gloria Gaynor
Speaker 2: twenty seven away from ten Valens Marcus welcome.
Speaker 19: That's it? Cal okay, Carl undergone six three three as
Speaker 19: in the movie Sex three three Squadron. I can't want
Speaker 19: to have gone six month seven, which was The Damn Busters.
Speaker 2: But he already claimed that what hang on? How's that
Speaker 2: the Damn Busters.
Speaker 19: Six month seven Squadron?
Speaker 8: Oh?
Speaker 2: Okay, of course, okay, yep, yep, yep, yep, copy yep.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 19: So I predicted the Sex three three after the booby
Speaker 19: to the Sex three three squads.
Speaker 2: He never managed to remake that, did the old the
Speaker 2: key we filmmaker. He was supposed to remake The Damnusters,
Speaker 2: wasn't he?
Speaker 18: I can't.
Speaker 2: He was going to do what he had. He had
Speaker 2: Stephen Fry working on the script. They had the controversy
Speaker 2: over what to call the dog. It was all happening
Speaker 2: and we and it never happened.
Speaker 19: That's right because the original one they renamed it trigger, yes,
Speaker 19: which people come to you was it too, because apparently
Speaker 19: there was some praise Cowboy's Horse.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and they couldn't call it the N word and
Speaker 2: they never got beyond that and they never had it made.
Speaker 2: It was Peter Jackson, that's right.
Speaker 19: Yeah, because I needed the original movie the fifties of
Speaker 19: city doing that came there. That's quite n You have
Speaker 19: seen that one, and that one they had to change
Speaker 19: their name as well.
Speaker 2: Did we get to did you go? Did you go? Dambusters?
Speaker 15: No?
Speaker 2: Did you go? What were you going? That's very free,
Speaker 2: which is what.
Speaker 19: The movie six three pre Squadron, Oh yeah, which was
Speaker 19: about a flight of mosquito trying to take a target
Speaker 19: in Germany.
Speaker 2: Brilliant. Okay, then we're going to know you knew as
Speaker 2: war movies, isn't he? Well, no one's gone the first
Speaker 2: nine minutes. I thought that'd be the pick, the pick
Speaker 2: of them. Actually, what time with the emergency mobile at
Speaker 2: test message to be sent on Sunday anytime between six
Speaker 2: zero if I was them. Oh, i'd keep them waiting
Speaker 2: right to the end. Someone wants to enough. There should
Speaker 2: be a slot for no go like it fails fail
Speaker 2: to fire. I'm not quite sure about that. Oh, we's
Speaker 2: my spreadsheet, wismos spread o. Pet Marcus, welcome, go on
Speaker 2: six oh one. What's it to be, Pet, it's going
Speaker 2: to be six thirsty six. That late. That's the latest
Speaker 2: there's been any reason.
Speaker 10: Yeah, I know.
Speaker 9: That's late, but it's going to be halftime at the
Speaker 9: Warriors game.
Speaker 2: Oh, it's a very good thought. Okay, that's a really
Speaker 2: good thought. Okay, you appreciate that, Pet, she's putting some
Speaker 2: thinking in it. Never thought about halftime is because I
Speaker 2: know when half time it's full time. They might know
Speaker 2: about because we could go and it could go to
Speaker 2: golden goal or golden point. There'll be other stuff on
Speaker 2: as well. So Pat's the only one in that last
Speaker 2: ten minutes. There's no one in the first ten minutes,
Speaker 2: but the middle is quite well taken up. Warren Marcus welcome.
Speaker 8: Hi Marcus.
Speaker 13: Yeah, I'm doing the same thing as the lady is
Speaker 13: just on at six forty five.
Speaker 2: Actually, you go straight on the halftime whistle almost day.
Speaker 13: Yeah, it was forty minutes, so half half half of halftime.
Speaker 2: Yep, I like that middle of halftime, Warren, thank you,
Speaker 2: they'll be exciting to it. Ericson, you won't gets the
Speaker 2: beep going on? Brilliant, brilliant. Let's hope there's not a
Speaker 2: quake or something terrible happens in that hour. That would
Speaker 2: be terrible, wouldn't it. That'd be every civil defense emergency
Speaker 2: person's nightmare that during the hour for the test, some
Speaker 2: catastrophe happens. Oh, it's just a test, it's just a drill. No,
Speaker 2: it's not a drill. This is really happening. Do it's
Speaker 2: Marcus welcome? Hi is Marcus, Yes, this is the guest.
Speaker 2: This is the emergency.
Speaker 15: Yes, Marcus.
Speaker 20: Hi, I'm saying seven and it's past six.
Speaker 2: I thought ye say seven o'clock or that was radical, No,
Speaker 2: seven past seven six. I see you're down for that.
Speaker 2: D any reason? Not too late?
Speaker 7: Oh you my favorite number seven?
Speaker 2: So brilliant like that a lot? That's nothing. I mean,
Speaker 2: you can bring your favorite number. And by the way,
Speaker 2: my favorite number is not seventeen. Helen. Marcus welcome.
Speaker 14: Oh yes, I reckon, it'll be about six thirty.
Speaker 18: Reason I've just think it's a good I got time.
Speaker 2: Really, I don't know why I did six seventeen last time.
Speaker 2: You're down for it, Helen, thank you. Six thirty for Helen.
Speaker 2: No one's between that eighteen twenty eighteen thirty half hour
Speaker 2: apart from Helen. But that's down the next one. Move Marcus, welcome,
Speaker 2: you're Marcus.
Speaker 8: I'm saying seven twenty five.
Speaker 2: Really it only we only go between six and six
Speaker 2: seven o'clock.
Speaker 13: Oh yeah, well, well six twenty five then.
Speaker 2: Perfect, that's Lo's yours. They'd move, you're on it. And
Speaker 2: then at Jennifer it's Marcus welcome, you're there.
Speaker 16: Yep, yeah, six eighteen wow.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's because I do it a minute after last time.
Speaker 2: That whole slot the same. Yeaes six seventeen the number
Speaker 2: for me, So six seventeen, six eighteen, six nineteen is
Speaker 2: all gone. That's the only flow we've got so far, Gene.
Speaker 2: Three in a row, they're gone, wow, wow, it's looking good.
Speaker 2: The spreadsheet. Jeepers, creepers, Jean, Marcus, welcome, Hi there now, Gene,
Speaker 2: what time on the hour would you like for the
Speaker 2: alert to go off?
Speaker 14: I'll go six fifteen.
Speaker 2: I can't believe people aren't going in the first ten minutes,
Speaker 2: six fifteen. That's down for that gene that yours? Okay, yep, brilliant,
Speaker 2: thank you for that. You we're filling it up. Get
Speaker 2: your numbers and they won't last forever. That's a good one.
Speaker 2: Fail to fire is like betting on zero or green
Speaker 2: and roulette. A lot of people are texting in with
Speaker 2: their area code. You've really got to ring in for
Speaker 2: this one. But I liking area codes. Oh, that's it,
Speaker 2: that's the that's the prize, Dan, Dan, you're not the prizes.
Speaker 2: The prizes five kilos of butter, okay, okay, and I'll
Speaker 2: go to costcos to get it. And if we can't,
Speaker 2: it's five kilos of butter. People, of course it should
Speaker 2: have been Why not thought of that? Is that enough?
Speaker 2: Do you have to text the COEO to see if
Speaker 2: we get ten kilos? We have to get a chili
Speaker 2: bin descended, and won't we have to carry it? They'll
Speaker 2: be hard for Anne Marie. It'll be an amount of butter,
Speaker 2: probably ten kilos. No, I think it's got to arrive
Speaker 2: at the door. Yeah, we'll get the we'll get the butter.
Speaker 2: What do I want to yes, we'll seend the local
Speaker 2: promo team to get We'll send the Zenium Thunders to
Speaker 2: get it. Does our staff live out near Costco? Probably
Speaker 2: most of them? May I think Nathan Rai's out that way. Anyway,
Speaker 2: we'll get someone. So that's five or ten kilograms of
Speaker 2: butter is the prize. So now we've got some takers.
Speaker 2: I mean, it was full board anyway. I can't believe
Speaker 2: it took me so long to think of that. Of course,
Speaker 2: that's the love language of us. All now is just butter,
Speaker 2: isn't it? Should we text the boss now?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 2: I think probably that's that's Captain's cool. I think we can.
Speaker 2: I think we can. Yeah we can. He'll say, yes,
Speaker 2: we can do it. How much longer is the butter
Speaker 2: going to be cheap at Costco?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Well, even if it's the last leader, it's bringing people in,
Speaker 2: isn't It's so I'm going to go to buy my coffin.
Speaker 2: They still sell coffins? Have they? What a giant beers? Okay? Okay,
Speaker 2: never been to Costco? Then I got to walk to
Speaker 2: the next week, so I'll be going. I'll be there
Speaker 2: on the third, I think, so I'll probably go and
Speaker 2: sign up and get the butter. Just not quite sure
Speaker 2: how to get a home on the bus. Not the
Speaker 2: bus all the way to Bluff but into Graham Street
Speaker 2: for the studio. Well, I take the social media team,
Speaker 2: get in touch if you've got your prediction. Oh wait,
Speaker 2: undel eighty Tenadian nine two nine to the text. So
Speaker 2: ten kilograms of butter or five kilograms is the prize,
Speaker 2: and you've got to guess. And if you're vegan, we'll
Speaker 2: send you the money or will send your nuts. We
Speaker 2: won't send your nuts, but will send you the equivalent
Speaker 2: cost of cashews or something. And if you're a nut
Speaker 2: fobe and vegan, we'll just send you the money. Right,
Speaker 2: So ten kilograms of butter is the prize for the
Speaker 2: person that guesses what time the alert will come through.
Speaker 2: They've said will between six and seven on Sunday. We're
Speaker 2: beside ourselves. Someone said, Marcus, if I would, will you
Speaker 2: send an autograph of you as well? Has to be lamented.
Speaker 2: I think that's laminated, is it?
Speaker 12: Well?
Speaker 2: It is it is lamented. Hey, just before I get
Speaker 2: back to the numbers, could some people text me if
Speaker 2: faith because all the lines are taken up, do they
Speaker 2: think would ten kilograms of butter be too much for
Speaker 2: people because you'd have to your fridge couldn't handle it.
Speaker 2: If you wanted to prize, what would be a reasonable
Speaker 2: amount of butter to win? Because you can put in
Speaker 2: your freezer. But we've got a tiny freezer. I mean,
Speaker 2: I'm not gonna win its. Well, I could win it myself.
Speaker 2: But if I win it, obviously I'm not going to
Speaker 2: keep the butter. But yeah, it should it be five
Speaker 2: or ten kgs of butter. What do you think should
Speaker 2: be the answer to that? I don't appear to get
Speaker 2: too much butter that they end up hardening their arteries
Speaker 2: or something. I suppose you always give it away. Just
Speaker 2: get the Facebook community page de Remarcus.
Speaker 21: Welcome, Hello, how are you tonight?
Speaker 2: Would ten kgs of butter be too much for you?
Speaker 13: Yes?
Speaker 2: Excellently, So five would be a better prize.
Speaker 21: I definitely think five would be a better prize. Okay, okay,
Speaker 21: unless it's super soft.
Speaker 2: Okay, well, it might be super soft by the time
Speaker 2: it arrives. What's your time dinner?
Speaker 21: Six? Five? Two?
Speaker 2: Really?
Speaker 13: Yep?
Speaker 2: It's going to be a long hour for you waiting
Speaker 2: for your beef, isn't it?
Speaker 9: Ummm?
Speaker 21: No, no, that's just that's just our birthdays aside the
Speaker 21: three of us.
Speaker 2: So okay, brilliant, Okay, how could is your birthdays edit together?
Speaker 21: No, one's on the sixth ones, once on the six
Speaker 21: onths on the tist and one is on the second.
Speaker 2: Ye okay, thirteen. But you think you debrah, she's just
Speaker 2: five pounds of butter. Maybe when you're ask you how
Speaker 2: much you want, you have five or ten CAGs. It's bias,
Speaker 2: it's biased choice, winner's choice, and we you normally go
Speaker 2: to say, we could use your photo for publicity purposes,
Speaker 2: but we won't have you holding up ten cages of
Speaker 2: butter an your phone alert.
Speaker 14: Hell go oh hi, I've written fives.
Speaker 2: Please okay, yep, okay, I.
Speaker 14: Really can write on six pm because people are waiting
Speaker 14: for the news and down for the night.
Speaker 2: They'll be just sitting sitting down to watch Richard and
Speaker 2: Judy with the bowl of super The textill come through, okay.
Speaker 14: Six the TV? Yeah, six o'class on the.
Speaker 2: Dot and you're a five kg a ten kg?
Speaker 14: Yeah, well I could share it around, but my son
Speaker 14: lives in the caravan. They don't have a big broach.
Speaker 14: I have a big freezer. It's hardly in the in
Speaker 14: the thing and food.
Speaker 2: But you're you're a door knocker, aren't you.
Speaker 14: Yeah, yeah, I can share it with my neighbors, says
Speaker 14: forty six Indian neighbors here, forty Indian neighbors here on
Speaker 14: my complex from.
Speaker 2: How because the G is a different thing, though, wasn't it.
Speaker 2: They use G, don't they?
Speaker 14: Oh for some things that they use. Butter they like,
Speaker 14: but they're modern on the beread. What people they have it.
Speaker 2: They could clarify it for just to clarify, okay, Helga,
Speaker 2: Helga's ten kg, but she could clarify it with the neighbors.
Speaker 2: I don't know what G is. I just remember the
Speaker 2: just so stories when they ran round around the circles
Speaker 2: and tuned into gee nine away from ten. When we're
Speaker 2: halfway through to the numbers, because it might be hard
Speaker 2: for you to work out which numbers are free, desiree.
Speaker 2: It's Marcus, welcome, Hi two brilliant, it's yours? Yes, five
Speaker 2: or ten kgs of butter? You got a deep chest freezer?
Speaker 9: Yes, I'd rather have the money.
Speaker 2: Would you really, desiree?
Speaker 19: Yes?
Speaker 2: Yes, really.
Speaker 9: I don't need the butter.
Speaker 2: No one needs the butter. But it's just what we're
Speaker 2: all talking about. Okay, just for you, just for you,
Speaker 2: the money, the money on the bag, desiree. Good on you,
Speaker 2: deser I appreciate your moxy. Yeah, Dezere, he wants the money.
Speaker 2: I lot butter. Everyone wanted butter. But it's it's it's
Speaker 2: costco butter. Graham. Hello, Marcus Graham, Welcome, Welcome.
Speaker 13: Yes, so I would say six twelve brilliant.
Speaker 2: It's a good time. It's already gone. Gain has got that.
Speaker 22: Oh okay, well I'll make it six thirteen brilliant.
Speaker 2: That's an next one. Okay, you're doing Gain or engine.
Speaker 2: How much butter? Would you like? Graham?
Speaker 22: I think ten kg would be able to share it
Speaker 22: around the family.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay you could? You could you managed to disseminate
Speaker 2: that distribute that.
Speaker 13: Oh yes, brilliant, Good on you.
Speaker 2: I appreciate your sense of adventure there with ten kgs.
Speaker 2: I want it on the radio, guessing what time the
Speaker 2: alert would come through, you know, Tommy, Tommy, you're good, Tommy, welcome.
Speaker 3: I reckon. I mean I speak for a lot of people.
Speaker 3: I reckon. Everybody's after the ten kg and I'm going
Speaker 3: to do six twenty seven, and you.
Speaker 2: Want the whole lot, the whole shooting match.
Speaker 3: Well, no, I was thinking, why don't I, Why don't
Speaker 3: I give I'll give five kg to the people above
Speaker 3: and below me and I'll take I give you four
Speaker 3: four kg to the people above and below me, and
Speaker 3: I'll take one two kg.
Speaker 2: Wow?
Speaker 13: Is that.
Speaker 15: God?
Speaker 2: That's generous?
Speaker 13: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So suddenly six twenty six and six twenty eight, yep,
Speaker 2: become better numbers because you've got streak, because even if
Speaker 2: it comes one number less, you're getting better.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's right, got to give.
Speaker 2: Away, that's tom Dan. Can we accommodate that? We can't
Speaker 2: go on your spreadsheet though, can you? Gets brilliant, Tommy.
Speaker 2: So you want to get two kilograms and the people
Speaker 2: either side will get four? That sounds good, that's Tommy
Speaker 2: at six twenty seven people. So suddenly six twenty six
Speaker 2: and six twenty eight you got like you've got like
Speaker 2: a consolation chance. Gosh, has there ever been such a
Speaker 2: complicated sweep steak? Marcus? How about if people want the money,
Speaker 2: they get the equivalent of five kilograms of butter. If
Speaker 2: they want the butter, they get ten kgs Marcus, Sorry,
Speaker 2: it was meant to be laminated. All this talk a
Speaker 2: butter has gone straight to my hips. Ten kg. You
Speaker 2: would be great, Thank you, Marcus. I can she with
Speaker 2: my far now from Christine, butter can be frozen. Evening
Speaker 2: Payments Marcus welcome.
Speaker 9: Hi, Hi Marcus. I'd like six twenty three?
Speaker 14: Is it gone?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 2: That's next to desiree. Who wants the money? That's Pam
Speaker 2: five ten Cag's a butter for you.
Speaker 10: Pem Oh, i'd like the ten cake.
Speaker 13: Lots of bacy, brilliant.
Speaker 2: What's your favorite thing to bake?
Speaker 10: Oh?
Speaker 9: What's my favorite thing?
Speaker 10: Apple shortcake?
Speaker 2: Sounds beautiful? Thank you. Pem might chuck some apples into
Speaker 2: the mix as well. Evening k Marcus welcome.
Speaker 11: I'm Marcus.
Speaker 23: My time as six fifty nine.
Speaker 2: Oh what.
Speaker 13: Wow?
Speaker 2: Are you a baker?
Speaker 15: Oh?
Speaker 11: My husband does the bacon in our house?
Speaker 2: What's this? What's his specialty?
Speaker 21: Oh?
Speaker 5: Oh anything?
Speaker 10: He makes?
Speaker 11: Lots of lovely things? Oh Leomon marine shortcake?
Speaker 13: Wow?
Speaker 2: So would you be would you be ten kg's or
Speaker 2: five kgs? How much butter?
Speaker 11: Way take the ten cave before we can share it?
Speaker 2: So we can share it. Of course they can share it. Hello,
Speaker 2: Sarah welcome, Thanks for hanging over the news to Sarah,
Speaker 2: what's your number? Please?
Speaker 9: I reckon six so nine.
Speaker 2: That's a great guess. You're a ten kger of five
Speaker 2: kg person. You got a chest freezer.
Speaker 14: I've just bought a freezer and pick it up on tomorrow.
Speaker 14: So on tenk?
Speaker 2: Wow? Did you buy the freezer for the butter?
Speaker 14: No, I'm not that quick.
Speaker 2: Okay, good on you, Sarah. Thank you Sarah ten eight
Speaker 2: sixteen or eighteen six six six o nine she was too.
Speaker 2: That's right, Tracy, Marcus welcome, thanks for calling.
Speaker 9: Hey Marcus six oh five.
Speaker 18: Thanks Sere.
Speaker 2: You think that's what I would have picked if I
Speaker 2: hadn't picked sixty seventeen by panicked five or ten kg's
Speaker 2: a butter?
Speaker 6: Ten wow?
Speaker 2: He said that quickly. You got a freezer? Yeah, so
Speaker 2: you freezer and just use it when you need it.
Speaker 10: Yeah, I love butter.
Speaker 2: So yeah really well that how long would you think?
Speaker 2: Ten kg? Said? Last year?
Speaker 9: Oh we were, but yeah, I have it instead of sauces.
Speaker 10: So yep.
Speaker 2: I'd be excited you to know that all that's in
Speaker 2: the freezer, all we got ten k or use it
Speaker 2: lavishly brilliant, Tracy, You're in gosh, it's filling up people, Kathleen,
Speaker 2: good evening, welcome, Oh.
Speaker 7: You could evening, Marcus.
Speaker 19: Could I see six fourteen please?
Speaker 2: Six one four?
Speaker 9: Yes?
Speaker 2: Please now that whole blot. That's a very that there's
Speaker 2: only the years. That's gosh. We've got Gainer at six twelve,
Speaker 2: Gram at six thirteen, You at six fourteen, Geen at
Speaker 2: six fifteen, Me at six eveneen, Jennifer at six eighteen.
Speaker 2: Garrett's it's really filling up that time. It's not Kathleen,
Speaker 2: how much butter would you like?
Speaker 7: Could I have the ten please?
Speaker 15: I have a big family.
Speaker 2: Oh well, thank you? Yeah, no, no, no sweat for that, Kathleen.
Speaker 2: That's coming your way through the winner. We won't be
Speaker 2: quibbling about that. You pick five or ten, depending on
Speaker 2: because some people could it could be overpowering to get ten.
Speaker 2: Cagi's a butter. People could go into a sense of panic,
Speaker 2: like having to cook and stuff Jenus, it's Marcus, welcome.
Speaker 11: Oh hello, I'm going to enter your competition.
Speaker 2: Please, yes, that would be delightful. Have you have you
Speaker 2: got a time in mind? Jenis I have?
Speaker 11: I'm thinking fifty three, six fifty three next.
Speaker 2: To Debor at fifty two. Jenn and Jennice. How much
Speaker 2: butter would you like?
Speaker 11: I love team because I've got friends and I've got
Speaker 11: a beautiful bakery across the road that I love to
Speaker 11: share it with as well.
Speaker 2: Oh wow, so go say hey, I no times are tough.
Speaker 2: How about some butter?
Speaker 11: How about some buffer? And I have a nice free
Speaker 11: cup of coffee.
Speaker 2: Well, I'm liking that, Jenus. So Jennis is going to
Speaker 2: feel the love. She's going to take the butner. They're
Speaker 2: a Colson New Coats. She's going to take the butter
Speaker 2: to the bakery. Brilliant. Like to film that.
Speaker 13: Jim Marcus welcome, Io's Jim here?
Speaker 8: Yeah, god too?
Speaker 2: Six twenty one, Yes you can, that's yours. That's your number,
Speaker 2: gim butter.
Speaker 18: Butter? Yeah, ten kg Okay, I have family and we're
Speaker 18: in a retirement village so we can share it around.
Speaker 2: Brilliant. There we go. People say we're going for the teen.
Speaker 2: I'd go for the five. Sandra Marcus welcome.
Speaker 7: Oh hi Marcus. I've got two times, but I'll try
Speaker 7: six thirty to start.
Speaker 2: With six three zero. Yeah, Helen's got there. You have
Speaker 2: six twenty nine or six thirty one or your other previous.
Speaker 8: Time six twenty.
Speaker 2: Yes, that's yours, lockdown.
Speaker 13: Oh lovely, thanks Marcus.
Speaker 2: How much butter salday you'd be the twenty you'd be ten.
Speaker 13: Kgs you ten kg police Marcus.
Speaker 2: No worries. Joanne Marcus welcome, Oh Hi, I'd.
Speaker 9: Like six thirty nine if it's possible. Yeah, reason no,
Speaker 9: just sounded good.
Speaker 2: Okay, does sound good? Don't it's there's no there's no
Speaker 2: one nearby, so yeah, you're you're Yeah, that's quite a
Speaker 2: barren area there, Joe, and how much butter?
Speaker 21: Ten?
Speaker 9: Thank you?
Speaker 2: Ten? Brilliant okay, Louise Marcus, welcome.
Speaker 9: Hi at six twenty five available.
Speaker 2: No moves, got that? Okay, six forty yes, it's yours.
Speaker 21: Cool and I have teen things?
Speaker 11: Hey, and Marcus, I still got one of your little
Speaker 11: metal domes that.
Speaker 21: You gave really was years ago.
Speaker 19: Number I'd have to have a look.
Speaker 11: It's about it's something that one to one to teens.
Speaker 13: I think, well it's brilliant.
Speaker 2: Well you get more, you get your butter. Anyway, Louise,
Speaker 2: i'd like ten please. I love the way you said that, evening.
Speaker 8: Frank Marcus a kind of six forty please.
Speaker 10: Just go on.
Speaker 2: Louise has taken that six forty one, it's yours, Butter ten,
Speaker 2: Thank you, Frank six forty one, Dan, Yeah, he won
Speaker 2: a six forty, but he pivoted Andrew. Good evening and welcome.
Speaker 2: It's Marcus. What time would you like.
Speaker 4: Between six and seven?
Speaker 2: My packing was it?
Speaker 13: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Okay, Well can I take that because I'm quite sure
Speaker 4: that Yeah.
Speaker 2: So what minute between six and seventy you think the
Speaker 2: alert's going to come through?
Speaker 4: What minute? Well, well it's say such twelve.
Speaker 8: Please, that's gone steam.
Speaker 2: That's gone such such thing. Yes, that's yours, Andrew. How
Speaker 2: much butter would you like?
Speaker 4: We'll take the t.
Speaker 2: My pleasure. Not people going for the five markets Marcus, Welcome, God,
Speaker 2: Mike Shaworry, Mike good Thanks Mark.
Speaker 19: Yeah, I'll go for six oh six.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's yours between Tracy and d I reckon they
Speaker 2: try and get it out early warriors will be starting.
Speaker 2: I reckon. That's a good time.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 19: N I think kj's a part of police as well.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's your thoughts. You'd have something to do with that.
Speaker 18: With you Yeah, sure, with the family.
Speaker 12: Yeah, yeah, brilliant.
Speaker 2: I'll share with the family. These are the times that
Speaker 2: are free. Six oh one, six oh two, six o three,
Speaker 2: six oh four, six oh eight, sixteen, six eleven, six
Speaker 2: twenty four, six twenty six, six twenty eight, six twenty nine,
Speaker 2: six thirty one, six thirty two, six thirty four, six
Speaker 2: thirty five, six thirty seven, six thirty eight, six forty two,
Speaker 2: six forty three, six forty four, six forty six, six
Speaker 2: forty seven, six forty eight, six forty nine, six fifty one,
Speaker 2: six fifty four, six fifty five, six fifty six, six
Speaker 2: fifty seven, six fifty eight. There was an option that
Speaker 2: you could ye have a slot that no one gets
Speaker 2: that it fails fails to fire. But I'm not quite
Speaker 2: sure how we work with that. Hi, Sue, Oh, Hi, Marcus.
Speaker 9: Can I have sixteen?
Speaker 13: Please?
Speaker 2: It's yours butter teen?
Speaker 13: Please?
Speaker 2: All the tens?
Speaker 13: Ten?
Speaker 2: Ten, ten, ten, Karen, Hello, Marcus, Hi Karen.
Speaker 14: Interesting night that you've got tonight.
Speaker 2: Thank you.
Speaker 14: I'll go for six oh one.
Speaker 2: Please, it's yours in the butter.
Speaker 9: Ten kgs please. That sounds a lot of butter though,
Speaker 9: ten kg.
Speaker 2: Have you got a chess freezer?
Speaker 15: Oh?
Speaker 14: No, I've got an upright freezer with drawers.
Speaker 2: Would would it accommodate ten kgs?
Speaker 19: Yes?
Speaker 2: Brilliant? Okay, it's different from our chest from we have.
Speaker 2: We've got a chess freezer. We've got am six o
Speaker 2: one for Karen. That's right, good evening, bread, good bread, thank.
Speaker 19: You, Timlin's head. Sixteen five and ten kg.
Speaker 2: Down double shot. Well, well explain six thirty five ten kgs,
Speaker 2: Thank you, Brad. We won't we are not written down
Speaker 2: the cag's. We'll just ring you when you win and
Speaker 2: ask you what you confirm your address and how much
Speaker 2: you want? Okay, people, ten eighteen, Good evening, Georgia. This
Speaker 2: is Marcus. Welcome, Hi Marcus.
Speaker 7: I'd like sorry the time six o'clock of it is already.
Speaker 2: That's gone six o'clock the earliest you can get a
Speaker 2: six o two.
Speaker 7: Oh you pop me on there?
Speaker 2: Okay, butter were you're vegan?
Speaker 9: No, definitely not vegan.
Speaker 7: No butter love love butter.
Speaker 2: So you'd want ten kgs?
Speaker 14: Yes?
Speaker 2: Please, yep, my pleasure. So we are having a sweepstake
Speaker 2: on what time the alert will come through for the
Speaker 2: Emergency Mobile Alert test tepping on Sunday between six and seven.
Speaker 2: The planet cases tsunamis or meat here right, or earthquakes
Speaker 2: and this is the big test tomorrow. Last time was
Speaker 2: six seventeen. We're having a sweepstake. What time it will
Speaker 2: come through? Could well come through during the Warriors game
Speaker 2: playing Canberra at ericson good evening?
Speaker 13: Ron, Okay, Marcus.
Speaker 2: What time would you like?
Speaker 8: Ryan?
Speaker 2: It's me here?
Speaker 19: What yeah?
Speaker 8: Sorry I heard silence?
Speaker 18: Eight there?
Speaker 2: Yes it is.
Speaker 13: It is?
Speaker 18: Could I have that please?
Speaker 2: And all the butter yet? Ten? Okay? Thank you. By
Speaker 2: the way, between ten six o'clock and six ten there's
Speaker 2: only two times six O three and six o four
Speaker 2: in fit. Between six o'clock and six twenty there's only
Speaker 2: three times six o three, six o four and six eleven. Yes,
Speaker 2: it's looking for every crowd. It's a beautiful looking thing.
Speaker 2: Was that Ron?
Speaker 18: Was it?
Speaker 2: Stacey? It's Marcus? Welcome?
Speaker 14: Hello?
Speaker 10: How are you good?
Speaker 2: Stacy?
Speaker 9: Okay, I'm six to eleven please.
Speaker 2: Yes, it's yours and all the butter? Yes, please, brilliant
Speaker 2: you're luck in the butter now, aren't they? Did you
Speaker 2: get that dance? Stacy? Six eleven? Yep?
Speaker 10: Hello, Jude, Hello, Well my six eleven's just gone.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Wow, it's where it's a popular time.
Speaker 9: And it's all down the deep South too.
Speaker 2: Do you want me to tell you all the others.
Speaker 14: What's the closest to six eleven, Marcus.
Speaker 2: Six four or six twenty four?
Speaker 20: I'll take six o four is the closest.
Speaker 2: And you're like all the butter.
Speaker 7: I'm a great baker.
Speaker 2: Okay, all the butter come in your way if you win, Julie,
Speaker 2: good evening.
Speaker 9: Thanks twenty four Marcus.
Speaker 2: It's yours all the butter.
Speaker 5: Yes, thanks.
Speaker 2: You got to say you're a great baker. That seems
Speaker 2: to be what people say. Yep, right baker, Julie, thank you, Robin.
Speaker 10: Hello, Hi, six o seven gone.
Speaker 2: Yes it has Do you want the numbers read out
Speaker 2: to you?
Speaker 9: Just what's close to six oh seven?
Speaker 2: Nothing, six oh three.
Speaker 9: Or down the other end ground of six thirty six, twenty.
Speaker 2: Seven, six twenty six, six twenty eight, six twenty nine,
Speaker 2: twenty eight brilliant. And if you if Tommy wins, you
Speaker 2: get half of his butter.
Speaker 14: Oh wonderful.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, that's right. Tommy's regenerous. Tommy's shown above everyone
Speaker 2: else with his generosity of spirit. He's only keeping two
Speaker 2: for himself. Robin. If you do when you'd like all
Speaker 2: the butter, wonderful, brilliant, you'll get it. Colleen Good evening.
Speaker 9: Hi, can I have six forty six?
Speaker 17: Please?
Speaker 2: Yes, you can six forty six for Colleen? Yeah, a
Speaker 2: couple without numbers. Then we haven't got their numbers, right, yeah,
Speaker 2: ok Dent Okay, he's got the brilliant Okay, good evening, NICKI.
Speaker 2: It's Marcus. Welcome, Hi Marcus.
Speaker 9: Can I have this fifty eight?
Speaker 2: Yes? Wow, that's interesting. That's a second to last. But
Speaker 2: six fifty four, fifty five fifty six fifty seven hours
Speaker 2: still there, so six fifty eight for you, NICKI. And
Speaker 2: you'd like five cag's or ten kg's of butter?
Speaker 9: Oh, now go to ten. I can share it with
Speaker 9: the phone with the family.
Speaker 2: Okay, appreciate that, NICKI, thank you with the pharo that's great. Gosh.
Speaker 2: I hope I managed to get the butter because if
Speaker 2: we have to buy it at the twenty six dollars
Speaker 2: a kilo, wow, I will be just just ten kilos
Speaker 2: if we can get it from the from the costco.
Speaker 2: I guess otherwise there to just give you a hundred
Speaker 2: bucks or so. Will work it out. Panicked? Now who
Speaker 2: was that? Dan? The Times left us six fifty seven
Speaker 2: six fifty six, six fifty five six fifty four six
Speaker 2: fifty one, six forty nine, six forty eight, six forty seven,
Speaker 2: six forty four, six forty three, six forty two, six
Speaker 2: thirty eight, six thirty seven, six thirty four, six thirty two,
Speaker 2: six thirty one, six twenty nine, six twenty six, six
Speaker 2: oh three, And it's Marcus welcome.
Speaker 13: Yes, I have six or three Thank you, it's yours.
Speaker 2: Nan and all the butter. Yes, brilliant, Amanda, Marcus welcome.
Speaker 13: I'm six twenty six.
Speaker 2: Yours, and you get Tommy's if you're closerk, Amanda.
Speaker 9: Yeah, and I'll share mine with him.
Speaker 2: Like oh really, wow, that's brilliant. Okay did you hear that?
Speaker 14: Dan?
Speaker 2: So, Amanda she is with Tommy. Tommy, she is with
Speaker 2: Amanda and Robin. This is brilliant. This is beatiful thing
Speaker 2: that's happening now with people sharing their butter with their
Speaker 2: neighboring times. Hish, I'd said earlier on that I was
Speaker 2: probably still could Dan, Dan, I will share mine if
Speaker 2: I win, I will give half of mine to Andrew
Speaker 2: and half to Jennifer. Pretty generous of me, isn't It's
Speaker 2: my show? But I don't know what butter so six
Speaker 2: sixteen and six eighteen also get five kgs each if
Speaker 2: I win. And it was six seventeen last, so Andrew
Speaker 2: and Jennifer are probably looking good. Actually, there's the times
Speaker 2: left fifty seven, fifty six, fifty five, fifty four, fifty one,
Speaker 2: forty nine, forty eight, forty seven, forty four, forty three,
Speaker 2: forty two, thirty eight, thirty seven, thirty four, thirty two,
Speaker 2: thirty one, twenty nine, so only one in the first
Speaker 2: half hour. Karen number two, good evening.
Speaker 23: Hi, how are you Marcus? I have six thirty eight?
Speaker 21: Was it?
Speaker 2: Yes, it's yours, thank.
Speaker 23: You, and I'll share mine with the person who is
Speaker 23: the furtherest away from my score.
Speaker 2: So if you when you were well.
Speaker 23: I'll be I'll share it with who's first at the wrong.
Speaker 2: End, Okay, you'll share with it. You'll share with Helga
Speaker 2: at the beginning. Okay, So that's the other. Okay, good,
Speaker 2: it's the other Karen at six oh one. Right, you
Speaker 2: share with Karen at six oh one.
Speaker 23: Yeah, that's got idea. We'll keep the Karens together exactly.
Speaker 2: It's been a tough couple of years for you guys.
Speaker 2: So you'll share yours with the other. How much will
Speaker 2: you share? Fifty to fifty.
Speaker 23: Yeah, I'll go fifty fifty.
Speaker 2: Loving this, So Dan, Karen shares with Karen, that's and
Speaker 2: I share with Andrew and Jennifer, Tommy, she's with Amanda
Speaker 2: and Robin and who was the other person Amanda say
Speaker 2: she'd see with Tommy you got you got it, you
Speaker 2: cross it. Otherwise have to go through and do forensics
Speaker 2: and re listen to the record of it. A govery
Speaker 2: a good podcast. I'm loving all the subtleties of it. Dan,
Speaker 2: I think you said the sixteen to go? Is that right?
Speaker 15: Hi?
Speaker 2: Lisa from Gisbone Welcome. It's Marcus.
Speaker 14: Good evening, Hi, I'm giving a go rost count is
Speaker 14: six thirty one celeb.
Speaker 2: Just just looking at that funny that Yes, that yours, Lisa.
Speaker 9: Oh sweet, thank you?
Speaker 2: And you want ten kg's of butter?
Speaker 17: Yes?
Speaker 23: Please?
Speaker 2: Eddie Hello, it's Marcus. Welcome, Yeah, Marcus twenty nine still there?
Speaker 2: No gone, oh yes, no, sorry, it's the last of
Speaker 2: the first half hour. It's yours.
Speaker 3: That'd be great.
Speaker 2: And ten kg's of butter.
Speaker 15: Yeah, I've got a retired neighbor who backs for the
Speaker 15: whole neighborhood.
Speaker 2: Brilliant. You love a retired neighbor that's great, David.
Speaker 15: Hello, Yeah, good evening to you. Marcus. You're traveling well.
Speaker 2: Yeah, David, going good. You need the numbers back at
Speaker 2: or you've got one in mine?
Speaker 15: Is it a big Is it a big big day
Speaker 15: in wrap tomorrow?
Speaker 2: It will be big? I think it will be. I
Speaker 2: think halfway from out of town.
Speaker 15: Out of the cavern would be My choice of numbers
Speaker 15: would be the highest.
Speaker 2: Going six fifty seven, there'll be fine. And you'd like
Speaker 2: ten kgs of butter?
Speaker 15: Yeh, give it to the neighbors.
Speaker 2: Brilliant, Thank you, Boeronnie, good evening.
Speaker 9: Hi, Marcus, is six thirty four?
Speaker 14: Stall there?
Speaker 9: Can I have that one?
Speaker 20: And ten kgess please?
Speaker 2: Bernie? Thank you. Craig. Good evening, behi Marcus, what time Craig?
Speaker 19: Six?
Speaker 2: All the first time hours gone? You got six thirty two?
Speaker 2: You've got six thirty seven is the closest to the
Speaker 2: start of the hour.
Speaker 12: Six thirty two is great?
Speaker 2: Okay? And ten kg's marvelous, leslie, good evening.
Speaker 9: Six thirty seven, please.
Speaker 2: Market and yours butter? All of it?
Speaker 16: Why not?
Speaker 2: I'll share it round, brilliant, Thank you, Share in your neighborhood, yep. Okay, Louise,
Speaker 2: it's Marcus. Good evening, Hi, Marcus.
Speaker 21: Took me so long as you get through, my numbers
Speaker 21: are gone.
Speaker 7: But what have you got left?
Speaker 2: Six forty two, six forty three, six forty four, six
Speaker 2: forty seven, six forty eight, six forty nine, six fifty one,
Speaker 2: six fifty four, six fifty five, six.
Speaker 20: Fifty six, six forty two.
Speaker 2: Please, it's yours, and you'd like the butter yet ten kgs.
Speaker 21: I've got lots of people around here who could use it.
Speaker 2: Brilliant, Loler, it's Marcus.
Speaker 9: Welcome, Yes, good Evening's Marcus.
Speaker 13: I choose six forty three that's yours.
Speaker 2: Okay, you'd like all the butter? Please?
Speaker 13: Yes, I've all My son tried to get it on
Speaker 13: Tuesday and it was all gone.
Speaker 2: Okay, well I hope I managed to get it. That's
Speaker 2: got me worried. Good evening, Craig, it's Marcus. Welcome.
Speaker 13: Yeah, good Marcus.
Speaker 22: Because it was six seventeen last year.
Speaker 13: I'm going to go half an hour later, go six
Speaker 13: seventy six, four six forty seven.
Speaker 2: Like you're thinking, Craig, and you'd like all the butter?
Speaker 13: Yes? Please?
Speaker 2: Okay, there we go. Sarah, it's Marcus, congratulations for getting
Speaker 2: through and welcome.
Speaker 13: Yeah it is six fifty six.
Speaker 2: Yes, it's yours, okay, not.
Speaker 9: All keeen kg? Maybe just one kg and shoot with nine.
Speaker 2: Others okay, which nine?
Speaker 19: Oh?
Speaker 3: I don't know you pick?
Speaker 2: Okay, So Siah's just Siah's just what pattern You could
Speaker 2: just have everyone between six fifty and seven o'clock if
Speaker 2: you get in. Sarah's that sound all right with you?
Speaker 19: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Perfect, okay, appreciate that, Thank you, Sarah.
Speaker 13: Karen, good evening, Good evening is six fifty.
Speaker 2: Five gone, Yes, it's yours.
Speaker 9: It's mine, six fifty five yep.
Speaker 2: And all the butter, all the.
Speaker 14: Butter because I'd like to share it.
Speaker 19: Thank you.
Speaker 2: Good on your Karen. Got three Karens. The other two
Speaker 2: Karens are sharing good evening, Margaret, Marcus welcome.
Speaker 14: Cure to Marcus is the six four eight?
Speaker 2: Yes, yours awesome.
Speaker 22: I'll take the ten kg of.
Speaker 2: Course, were brilliant, Margaret. Thank you, Mike Marcus, welcome, he
Speaker 2: is welcome.
Speaker 13: Marcus of lost track of Who's not what now?
Speaker 8: What what numbers?
Speaker 2: The left six market, six forty four, six forty nine,
Speaker 2: six fifty one, six fifty four nine Please Marcus. It's
Speaker 2: all in, Mike, and you like the ten kg's of
Speaker 2: better please?
Speaker 13: Oh well I thought you offering twenty ten kgs. Yeah,
Speaker 13: I'll have the ten Marcus.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Katrina.
Speaker 14: Good evening, Oh, good evening, Marcus.
Speaker 2: I'd like.
Speaker 9: Six or five four of us?
Speaker 2: Yes, it is yours, it's there, there's only three left.
Speaker 2: You have the ten kgs.
Speaker 11: Yes, it will be fine and I'll share it. And
Speaker 11: would you like some of mine?
Speaker 2: One?
Speaker 11: No, no, you're all good.
Speaker 10: Okay.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'll be going out. I'll be going there to
Speaker 2: get it so I can get my own if I
Speaker 2: want it. But I'm not taking Yeah, no, I'm not
Speaker 2: taking better. Carry on the plane. Good evening, Faye, and
Speaker 2: I just speak you yours. You don't well remembering the numbers, Fae.
Speaker 2: You'd like ten kg's of butter?
Speaker 13: Yeah?
Speaker 23: Why not?
Speaker 2: Good on you? Why not exactly? DEBI it's Marcus.
Speaker 9: Yeah, hi Marcus. Well i'm guessing on the last last
Speaker 9: number and I don't even know what their number.
Speaker 2: Yeah you did, really you kept up really well, Debbie.
Speaker 2: It's six forty four, thank you.
Speaker 14: And yeah, I'll take.
Speaker 9: Whatever and share it out.
Speaker 2: Brilliant, that's what we will. Well use it yourself, brilliant, Debbie,
Speaker 2: thank you, hellgu six o'clock, Karen six O one, Georgia
Speaker 2: six oh two nine six O three, Jude six O four,
Speaker 2: Tracy six O five, Mark six I six D six
Speaker 2: oh seven, Ron six O eight, Sera six A nine,
Speaker 2: Sue six ten, Stacey six eleven, gain Or six twelve,
Speaker 2: Gram six thirteen, Kathleen six fourteen, Gene six fifteen, Andrews
Speaker 2: six sixteen, Marcus six seventeen, Jennifer six eighteen, Gary six nineteen,
Speaker 2: Sandra six twenty, Gym six twenty one, Desiray six twenty two,
Speaker 2: Pam six twenty three, Julie sixt twenty four, Move six
Speaker 2: twenty five, Amanda six twenty six six, Tommy six twenty seven,
Speaker 2: He's this year A Robin six twenty eight, eighty six
Speaker 2: twenty nine, Helen six thirty, Lisa six thirty one, Craig
Speaker 2: six thirty two, Cal six thirty three, or p l
Speaker 2: we went sure, Bernie sixty four, Brad six thirty five,
Speaker 2: Mike six thirty six, Leslie six thirty seven, Karen six
Speaker 2: thirty eight, Joanne six thirty nine, Louise six forty, Frank
Speaker 2: six forty one, Louise six forty two, loll Is six
Speaker 2: forty three, Debi six forty four, Karen six, Warren six
Speaker 2: forty five, Colleen six forty six, Craig six forty seven,
Speaker 2: Margaret six forty eight, Mike six forty nine, Pat six fifty,
Speaker 2: Fay six fifty one, Devers six fifty two, Jane six
Speaker 2: fifty three, to three to six fifty four, Karen six
Speaker 2: fifty five, Sarah six fifty six, David six fifty seven,
Speaker 2: Nicky six fifty eight, k six fifty nine. Now she
Speaker 2: ever sweeps saying on who you think will win? I'm
Speaker 2: joking twenty three to eleven. I thought that would take
Speaker 2: the whole night. Oh Marcus. For those have just tuned in,
Speaker 2: what the heck is going on? Please loll cheers.
Speaker 10: Rose.
Speaker 2: So we're having a sweep steak on what time the
Speaker 2: emergency text will come through between six and seven o'clock
Speaker 2: on Sunday. That's the one that tests for the earthquakes
Speaker 2: comes through all the cell phones. Last year it was
Speaker 2: six seventeen. They've toldus it's on Sunday between six o'clock
Speaker 2: and seven o'clock. Now the prize is five or ten
Speaker 2: kgs of butter from Costco and all the slots have gone,
Speaker 2: so that's what's happened. I think it was Desiree that
Speaker 2: wanted the cash for I got that right. I think
Speaker 2: that's the way. I think she was the only one
Speaker 2: that didn't want the butter. I didn't want the butter. Marcus.
Speaker 2: The problem that you have given yourself is that the
Speaker 2: emergency alerts come over about fifteen minutes. Witnessed it at
Speaker 2: a community meal that I voted that I cooked for
Speaker 2: Peter from Livin, so they were quite confident. It came
Speaker 2: out at six seventeen last time. That was in their
Speaker 2: press release. But what happens is I will have my
Speaker 2: iPhone on It'll be the time that I receive it
Speaker 2: on Sunday. I'll take a screenshot of that and that
Speaker 2: will be the official time, and I'll send it to
Speaker 2: Dan that night, and Dan will circle the name on
Speaker 2: the spreadsheet which is on market slash Night's Facebook page,
Speaker 2: and then I'll get the butter, hopefully on Wednesday or
Speaker 2: Thursday of the first week of June, if I can
Speaker 2: get to Costco and get it. Good evening, George.
Speaker 13: How are you good?
Speaker 2: George? Thank you?
Speaker 10: Look I'm ringing a few nights, two or three days.
Speaker 10: I don't know exactly when I heard an excerpt on
Speaker 10: the radio of a scene of a native snake in
Speaker 10: New Zealand, Wow, which apparently is in the South Island,
Speaker 10: and it is cited about it's or eight times a year.
Speaker 10: And I'm just ringing to find out whether or not
Speaker 10: you can find out or whether some of your people
Speaker 10: who listen to you can give you an indication of it.
Speaker 10: I have heard of sea snakes being coming ashore dead
Speaker 10: in the North Island from the northern Tropics, but this
Speaker 10: apparently is in the South Island.
Speaker 2: And it's a sea snake, not a landsnake.
Speaker 10: George, it's a land snake.
Speaker 2: It's a land snake.
Speaker 10: Yeah, And apparently it's in the South Island and it
Speaker 10: gets seen about six or eight times a year.
Speaker 2: What show was it on, what station was it on?
Speaker 10: Look, I don't know. I just heard it very briefly
Speaker 10: two or three days a week ago, and I've been
Speaker 10: sort of mulling it over. And they said something about
Speaker 10: having a Mary name. I haven't heard any more about
Speaker 10: out it, and I haven't heard anyone else saying anything
Speaker 10: about it, but it was quite definitely something that was
Speaker 10: said on a radio station that I just happened to hear.
Speaker 2: You've got no idea what that would likely to be
Speaker 2: used talk ZB.
Speaker 10: I don't know. Well, if I did know, I would
Speaker 10: tell you, but I just happened to because I don't
Speaker 10: sort of listen to a lot of radio, and I
Speaker 10: just happen to be sort of whatever it was, and
Speaker 10: that was Island. I just heard this guy's talking about
Speaker 10: this native snake in the South Island that only yet
Speaker 10: seen six or eight times aer year, and they were
Speaker 10: talking about the mary name of it.
Speaker 2: So I thought, I can't think of what it could be.
Speaker 10: No, I don't know either. I just thought maybe you
Speaker 10: could find out on your confusion, or whether someone listening
Speaker 10: to your program may have some inkling of it. But
Speaker 10: I've never ever heard of it, and as I always
Speaker 10: thought us everyone with snake.
Speaker 2: Free unless it was a crake, I don't know.
Speaker 10: I've got no idea. I just did that except of it.
Speaker 10: I only heard it very briefly.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I just wonder if it was a craake.
Speaker 10: I have no idea. I will never clue. But as
Speaker 10: I say, I just thought maybe someone might ring in
Speaker 10: and say about it, or you might say it on
Speaker 10: your computer or some such thing, you know. Yeah, anyway,
Speaker 10: I leave it.
Speaker 20: With your film.
Speaker 2: Do you know what the multi word for it was?
Speaker 10: No, no, because I didn't hear it. They just saying it,
Speaker 10: talking about something to do with the merry name of it.
Speaker 10: But for whatever reason, I didn't hear the rest of it.
Speaker 10: Whether I walked out of the room or where, I
Speaker 10: don't know. I just heard that little bit about it,
Speaker 10: you know.
Speaker 2: But it could have been a bird the crak that's
Speaker 2: from suggesting. But you think that's not right?
Speaker 10: Well I don't.
Speaker 9: No.
Speaker 10: They just said about the snake that you only get
Speaker 10: to get seen once sex or eight times in the
Speaker 10: South Island, and outside of that, I don't know. But
Speaker 10: I thought, well, I haven't heard anything more about it.
Speaker 10: But I thought, well, maybe someone who might have heard
Speaker 10: more of it might be able to ring you and
Speaker 10: tell you more.
Speaker 2: What's your interest in it?
Speaker 10: Well just basically that I just heard it on the radio,
Speaker 10: and I was always left with the impression that news
Speaker 10: even with snake free. And that's as much as I know.
Speaker 2: Are you like okay, George, I let it go.
Speaker 10: Thank you.
Speaker 2: Teen to eleven Phillips Marcus.
Speaker 22: Welcome hello, just about the mysterious snake. From time to time,
Speaker 22: eels will leave one ribbert or scream ask me, or
Speaker 22: one habitat for an other and and go to another.
Speaker 22: And they will squirm and wibble themselves across the ground,
Speaker 22: which they are capable of doing. And now it is
Speaker 22: highly possible that that that that was the sighting that
Speaker 22: someone saw and thought I bore back to snake. And
Speaker 22: of course it had a marry name.
Speaker 2: It was a tee yeah Turner Hickey. Yeah, yeah, appreciate it, Phil,
Speaker 2: Thank you, evening, Sam Marcus, welcome.
Speaker 20: Oh side Marcus. I just missed the last call that
Speaker 20: he mentioned the snake.
Speaker 2: No, not really said it could be an eel.
Speaker 20: Oh no, noble, there was a snake. I listened to it.
Speaker 20: Can I tell you the radio station?
Speaker 2: Of course you can.
Speaker 20: It was Jesse Mulligan's afternoon show Critics the Week, Yes,
Speaker 20: and he can if he tunes it and he can
Speaker 20: find the audio of the program. But it's the venomous,
Speaker 20: ocean dwelling yellow bellied sea snake.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, yeah, well yeah, well I think anyone knows
Speaker 2: is a sea snake? Okay, yeah, okay, because he said
Speaker 2: very much it was a land snake.
Speaker 20: Okay, yeah, yeah, Well it's just it's called the hydrophis
Speaker 20: orus and.
Speaker 2: There's about eight come up a year. But it's the
Speaker 2: South is it South Island?
Speaker 20: It's often said to you has no snakes, But I'm
Speaker 20: just sting that the social snakes in her orders. No,
Speaker 20: it doesn't say but.
Speaker 2: I don't think. I don't think that comes down. Yeah, okay, you.
Speaker 20: Might have heard another program, but that's the one.
Speaker 2: Yes, last thing that's last thinking of as well, Sam,
Speaker 2: thank you for that. Hey, seven away from eleven people,
Speaker 2: I'm hitdled twelve. My mother in law had a dead
Speaker 2: snake in a jar that she swears they caught in Wistport.
Speaker 2: I saw the snake, but always questioned whether it was
Speaker 2: caught in Wistport. Definitely a snake. I think the news
Speaker 2: i'd about a stake that gentleman was talking about my
Speaker 2: have been a sea snake. I'm sure be a sea snake,
Speaker 2: wouldn't it. I mean there's been a bit of talk
Speaker 2: because three or four have been found, and one of
Speaker 2: them that they said your dogs can eat them or
Speaker 2: your dogs shouldn't eat them. I wonder how much we
Speaker 2: have to spend on butter next year for the prize.
Speaker 2: I have slightly panicked about buying the butter. We'll have
Speaker 2: to go to HR don't even know how vans or stuff.
Speaker 2: We can go around out to Costco's in Marcus. If
Speaker 2: Kiwi Row had any brains, they would run the Southerner
Speaker 2: from invcard would depicted one day and back the next
Speaker 2: every day a week. It'd be empty and it'd take forever. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and it pains me to become a trained denier. But
Speaker 2: people have some strange romantic fixations and they'll catch it.
Speaker 2: And of course they won't because everyone's wedded to their car.
Speaker 2: They either want their car or they want to get
Speaker 2: there in a hurry. I like the buses. I loved
Speaker 2: the week on the intercity going from funge Ay to
Speaker 2: Bluff or invert Carget was tremendous via New Plymouth and Masterton. Yeah,
Speaker 2: it flowed remarkably smoothly, apart from the man at the
Speaker 2: Auckland station that thought he'd been robbed, which was alarming
Speaker 2: for the children. He wanted to go through the security
Speaker 2: footage to see who's taken his bag, but I think
Speaker 2: it was just been loaded onto the bus. Marcus. I'll
Speaker 2: never pay eight dollars for a scone can whip up
Speaker 2: a batch of four and get twelve scones. Yes, scone
Speaker 2: used to be something the less well off people could eat.
Speaker 2: So how can they say they're not making any money
Speaker 2: of an eight dollars scon This is the woman that
Speaker 2: cafe at the christ Church Library when the food is good,
Speaker 2: but she's not making money on a scorn cheapers, here's
Speaker 2: a funny text. Don't bother watching the Monaco GP. Monaco GP,
Speaker 2: the last time somebody who passed other car on that
Speaker 2: race was nineteen seventy three. Yeah, my short love of
Speaker 2: Formula one lasted one race. We all sat down to
Speaker 2: watch the China Grand Prix and not very interesting at all.
Speaker 2: I think it's been interesting since has it from my take? Anyway?
Speaker 2: Good evening, Granted's Marcus, welcome.
Speaker 8: I just heard you mentioned the thinking of eighteen miss Hodden.
Speaker 8: I've always, all my life, I've been that of an enthusiast,
Speaker 8: enthusiast about naval matters. I'll tell you just today I
Speaker 8: I had a build of Fuller come to my place
Speaker 8: and I mentioned that I had a model of a
Speaker 8: Tammi model and brought it out and showed it to him.
Speaker 8: He didn't know very much about them, so I gave
Speaker 8: him a rundown on what happened in nineteen forty one,
Speaker 8: And it wasn't.
Speaker 2: Tire you keep going.
Speaker 8: It wasn't until a few hours later I realized that
Speaker 8: it was today in history that Hood was stunk.
Speaker 2: Could you give many great Could you give me the rundown?
Speaker 13: Yeah?
Speaker 10: Sure.
Speaker 8: HMS Hood was a battle cruiser built at the end
Speaker 8: of the First World War, commissioned in nineteen eighteen nineteen
Speaker 8: twenty roundabout then. So it wasn't It didn't have as
Speaker 8: much armor as a proper battleship, but it had a
Speaker 8: margin of speed over a battleship, and the belief was
Speaker 8: that speed was aetion in itself, making it harder for
Speaker 8: enemy battleship to keep it keep contact with with a
Speaker 8: faster anyhow, it was a pride of the Royal Navy
Speaker 8: through the inter war years. Visited New Zealand in nineteen
Speaker 8: twenty four. You can actually find a photograph of it
Speaker 8: tied up at Princess Wolf in Auckland. My father went
Speaker 8: on board it as a visiting member, you know, the
Speaker 8: public could go on board. And then the years went
Speaker 8: by in World War Two came along and the authorities
Speaker 8: in the Admiralty knew that it wasn't sufficiently armored for
Speaker 8: modern warfare, but they never found the time to put
Speaker 8: it in dry dock and make the modifications necessary. And
Speaker 8: then the Bismarck was built in Germany, and the Admiralty
Speaker 8: knew a bit about it and knew that it intention
Speaker 8: was to break out into the Atlantic Ocean and sink
Speaker 8: Allied convoys. So come May nineteen forty one, they knew
Speaker 8: that the Bismarck had left the Boultice and was in
Speaker 8: the Norwegian Fiord near the city of Bergen, so they
Speaker 8: watching it intently, and they were aware that it left
Speaker 8: Bergen and it went north and westwards in the North Sea,
Speaker 8: and the options were for to go through the Denmark Strait,
Speaker 8: which is west of Iceland, or to the eastern side
Speaker 8: of Iceland between the Pharaoh Islands and Iceland. So they
Speaker 8: despatched the Hood and the new battlest Prince of Wales
Speaker 8: to cover both those passageways. The Hood would hang about
Speaker 8: in the area to the south of Iceland, so it
Speaker 8: could go either the Denmark Straight or the Eastern side.
Speaker 8: They must have realized, oh British cruisers spotted the Bismark
Speaker 8: in the northern end of the Denmark Straight in the
Speaker 8: evening of May twenty three, so they knew it was
Speaker 8: making the runs through the Denmark Straight during the night,
Speaker 8: so radio signals alerted the Hood and Prince of Wales
Speaker 8: where the Bismark was and they made moves to intercept
Speaker 8: it in the early hours of May twenty four, which
Speaker 8: was in those days Empire Day, and the two British
Speaker 8: warships approached the German warships and they were because they
Speaker 8: were approaching that they only had their four guns available
Speaker 8: to shoot at the enemy. The rare guns were well
Speaker 8: they couldn't be brought to bear, but the Germans could
Speaker 8: deploy their full board side. It was a feature call
Speaker 8: crossing the tee where the enemy warships were crossing the
Speaker 8: bows of your own warships, so British were in the
Speaker 8: reverse position of the best tactical position to be well.
Speaker 8: The shooting started about well. It started eight minutes before
Speaker 8: the Hood was hat and blew up and it broke
Speaker 8: in half, both bow and stern, rising at a steep angle.
Speaker 8: It would have been spectacular site for anyone who saw
Speaker 8: it and went down. In about two minutes, it had
Speaker 8: completely disappeared. Prince of Wales had to take avoiding action
Speaker 8: to avoid running into it. Into the record, and only
Speaker 8: three men survived the sinking, and when the rescue destroyers
Speaker 8: arrived about three hours later, I think it was just
Speaker 8: those three men still alive. And as far as I
Speaker 8: can tell, there weren't even any bodies in the ocean.
Speaker 8: Appears that the everybody went down with the ship except
Speaker 8: those three.
Speaker 2: And there were fourteen hundred people on board, is that right.
Speaker 8: Yeah, fourteen hundred and nineteen I think, or eighteen.
Speaker 2: Why so many, Well, in.
Speaker 8: Those days you needed a fair number of crew in
Speaker 8: the engine room and in the boiler rooms, and in
Speaker 8: the four gun turrets there were four twin gun turrets,
Speaker 8: because it had eight fifteen inch gun turrets, and there
Speaker 8: might have been about approximately one hundred men servicing each
Speaker 8: of those turrets right down in the magazines, and the
Speaker 8: men down in the magazines were a lot down there.
Speaker 8: They had no chance of getting out. That was normal,
Speaker 8: you know, for the safety of the ship, not the
Speaker 8: safety of the men. Then there were about ninety five
Speaker 8: officers I think, and thirteen hundred thirteen hundred and ten
Speaker 8: crew approximately, and so they all disappeared and the Prince
Speaker 8: of Wales continued the fight, although it was a brand
Speaker 8: new ship, and it got a fair amount of punishment
Speaker 8: and had to break off the action or it would
Speaker 8: have been sunk. Should have been sunk had the Germans
Speaker 8: made different decisions, had they decided to go after the
Speaker 8: Prince of Wales, no certainly could have sunk it. That
Speaker 8: would have been an even greater calamity for the Royal Navy.
Speaker 8: But the Royal Navy brought up other warships like the
Speaker 8: couple of aircraft carriers, and about two days later the
Speaker 8: torpedo aircraft from a Swordfish plane managed to hit the
Speaker 8: Bismark in the rudders jan the rudders at fifteen degrees
Speaker 8: or something so that the ship was virtually unsteerable then
Speaker 8: and they were able to bring up a sister ship
Speaker 8: of the Prince of Wales called HMS King George the
Speaker 8: fifth and HMS Rodby, most powerful ship in the fleet
Speaker 8: with nine sixteen inch guns, and those two ships pounded
Speaker 8: it to pounded it to a wreck. On the morning
Speaker 8: of the twenty seventh and May nineteen forty one, about
Speaker 8: six hundred miles west of the French port of Saint
Speaker 8: Nazir or Breast, either one. The Bismark went down and
Speaker 8: they only picked up about one hundred and ten or
Speaker 8: one hundred and fifteen survivors, and then Robert Bellard discovered
Speaker 8: the Oh yeah, yeah, some years later.
Speaker 2: Just to come of quick questions, grant is the is
Speaker 2: the reason a Hoods remembered?
Speaker 15: Is it?
Speaker 2: What of Is that Britain's worst maritime disaster?
Speaker 8: Yeah? For the Royal Navy it quite probably is.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, and it must have been it must have
Speaker 2: been a lucky shot from the bis Mark that sunk
Speaker 2: it so quickly.
Speaker 8: Well, there's a great controversy there because Bismarck was accompanied
Speaker 8: by a cruiser with age inch guns and the Hoods
Speaker 8: weakest feature was its deck armor at the flat deck,
Speaker 8: not a side armor, so the British hammer wanted to
Speaker 8: get in close too to prevent the to overcome the
Speaker 8: exposure of his horizontal deck armory. In doing that, he
Speaker 8: probably overlooked the fact that the cruiser with its agents
Speaker 8: guns would have been lobbing shells of a different flight trajectory,
Speaker 8: and they would have been coming down down from a
Speaker 8: high angle on to the deck Agents shall probably crash
Speaker 8: through the hood deck armor, and very possibly was the
Speaker 8: ship that sent the Hood. But it didn't suit the
Speaker 8: Germans to give the credit to the Prince Ouigen over
Speaker 8: and over the Glamorship the Hood. Oh sorry, the business.
Speaker 8: And it didn't suit the British to give the credit
Speaker 8: to the cruiser either, because they didn't want to want
Speaker 8: it known that Agents Cruiser Agents Gun Cruiser might have
Speaker 8: sunk the pride of their Maybe it's an interesting.
Speaker 2: Situation, that's sort of interesting. Look, was there an end
Speaker 2: to the story with the builder right once you told
Speaker 2: him the story as well? Who you'd finished that part
Speaker 2: of it? I know, I interrupted you when you're talking
Speaker 2: about the builder after you'd shown him the model.
Speaker 8: Well, he's so much younger than me. He didn't know
Speaker 8: anything about it was all new to him. He didn't
Speaker 8: know about the bismark or the battle or anything. A
Speaker 8: great movie called I think The Business sort of tells
Speaker 8: it fairly accurately what happened in those few days. Britain
Speaker 8: was in a very very vulnerable position, facing defeat. Even
Speaker 8: even though they'd won the Battle of Britain, they were
Speaker 8: by no means out of trouble. With the Germans holding
Speaker 8: all all of Europe around them.
Speaker 2: So how long was there between the hoods sunk and
Speaker 2: between the Bismarcks sunk? What was the gap of time there?
Speaker 8: Well, three days am six am on the twenty fourth
Speaker 8: and ten am on the twenty seventh. Yeah, there was
Speaker 8: a mighty case.
Speaker 2: Oh I appreciate you coming through Grant. That's revery interesting
Speaker 2: and it's interesting that you've got that model. We just
Speaker 2: mentioned that today, But thank you for that good evening.
Speaker 2: Diet's Marcus welcome?
Speaker 7: Oh him, Marcus, Hey, well, I have to say what
Speaker 7: an amazing call it was.
Speaker 2: Yeah, wasn't it just hit all those specter's hands there
Speaker 2: like that?
Speaker 7: Yeah, and it was interesting because you could actually, you know,
Speaker 7: understand what he was, you know, indicating. It was just incredible.
Speaker 7: So good on him. Mine mine's pretty boring after it
Speaker 7: really into climax after that. But anyway, I started ringing
Speaker 7: because I've just costed out my beautiful date scones.
Speaker 2: Yep, how many?
Speaker 7: I did eight? Or I do eight and ate fairly
Speaker 7: good sized ones and they work out to be and
Speaker 7: I've allowed for a bit of electricity as well, and
Speaker 7: I can make eight beautiful SCons for fifty four cents each.
Speaker 2: Wow, and it's go. And it's with butter.
Speaker 7: That's with I actually use one hundred grams of butter.
Speaker 7: So I really do a buttery beautiful.
Speaker 2: Okay, you're not skimping. Sorry, you're not skimping on the ingredients.
Speaker 2: You're using the butter.
Speaker 8: I'm not skimping.
Speaker 15: It's just me.
Speaker 7: So I do one hundred grands of butter, three cups
Speaker 7: of self raising flour, teaspoon of baking powder just to
Speaker 7: stride in for the excellence, and a cup of milk
Speaker 7: and whack it together, and I mix up oh a
Speaker 7: half dozen dates or about eight dates. So I've costed
Speaker 7: them in as well. And so I've added in a
Speaker 7: dollar for electricity because it only takes ten minutes.
Speaker 2: And yeah, and how long does it take to make?
Speaker 21: Oh?
Speaker 7: Probably I could do a batch in about ten minutes,
Speaker 7: could have an Now, okay.
Speaker 2: That's the thing. So you probably have to put a
Speaker 2: fewer commercial kitchen. You'd have to pay the baker and
Speaker 2: that might be seven dollars labor or something like that.
Speaker 7: But even so, well, okay, even so, there's something terribly wrong.
Speaker 7: And I felt really said, I agreed with John when
Speaker 7: he was talking about it this morning, about the library
Speaker 7: and people going in there. You know that it's over
Speaker 7: the top, and I think what happens is.
Speaker 2: How do you been saying it's a pretty good operation.
Speaker 2: It's a pretty buzzy operation. That library. It's a fantastic library.
Speaker 2: I think the cafe is very good there.
Speaker 7: It probably is, but I just think that now and
Speaker 7: then you know, it's just a shame that such high
Speaker 7: prices are on such really basic stuff, because maybe I
Speaker 7: should contact the library and say, look, I can deliver
Speaker 7: them the scones, and you know they can deliver them
Speaker 7: to people for even three or four dollars.
Speaker 2: Nice to hear from you, do. I thank you ten
Speaker 2: away from twelve. Good evening, April Ats Marcus, welcome.
Speaker 9: Oh good evening, Marcus. I was really interested to hear
Speaker 9: about Agamus Hood because when I was seventeen I joined
Speaker 9: the Remens in England, the Women's Royal Naval Service. My
Speaker 9: first posting was to Whitehall and working in the communications
Speaker 9: into their encoding and decoding, and my commanding auser there
Speaker 9: was Lieutenant Ed Briggs and he was one of those
Speaker 9: three survivors of the hood. Wow, I know, isn't it
Speaker 9: funny and I actually come ble of the ways in
Speaker 9: New Zealand and here people talking, they're they're that gentleman
Speaker 9: talking about the who. But he had to be pressed
Speaker 9: to sort of say anything about his experience in the water,
Speaker 9: and he said he wanted to devote his life to
Speaker 9: helping others. And he was one of the most kindest
Speaker 9: men that you could imagine. I never met any of
Speaker 9: the other two survivors, but for my first nine months
Speaker 9: there at Life All he was my CEO and and
Speaker 9: was a tremendous personality, but very humble.
Speaker 2: Did he talk about his circumstance.
Speaker 19: Was he was he on a.
Speaker 2: Very lucky part of the ship to have survived or
Speaker 2: did you know anything about what happened that how he
Speaker 2: was able to survive.
Speaker 9: The well, well, he just said that for some for
Speaker 9: some reason, he got blasted into the water. He said,
Speaker 9: it was like as if as if some wind had
Speaker 9: had blasted him into the water. And he was well
Speaker 9: away from the ship, and he he raced over and
Speaker 9: held up one of the other survivors, one of the
Speaker 9: other the two and held them up and until you know,
Speaker 9: flotsam came up that they were able to hold on too.
Speaker 2: I missed the story from the previous guy and was
Speaker 2: there a one of the English the British ships came
Speaker 2: and talk about the water? Is that quite soon after?
Speaker 2: Is that what happened?
Speaker 9: They were in the water quite some time? Apparently I
Speaker 9: sat down with him one day during what we called
Speaker 9: stand easy and stickies, and he was just talking about
Speaker 9: my background, and that's when I discovered that he was
Speaker 9: one of those three survivors. Off the hood. He was
Speaker 9: he was an ordinary seaman at that stage, but it
Speaker 9: wasn't too long before he went through for officer training
Speaker 9: and he only he rose to the rank of lieutenant commander,
Speaker 9: but he was a lieutenant when I knew him, and
Speaker 9: he was in charge of the communications center at Whitehall.
Speaker 2: And what year would have that been that you were there?
Speaker 9: I was there in nineteen sixty three. I was one
Speaker 9: of the first intakes of seventeen year old you know,
Speaker 9: they kept offping the age. But I was only there
Speaker 9: for nine months because I was transferred to Fleet airon
Speaker 9: and I went down to work in the tower at
Speaker 9: Caldos in Cornwall doing you know, a controst, doing air
Speaker 9: control work.
Speaker 2: And he would have been in his fifties then would
Speaker 2: that be right. Ever, kind of got the time time frame.
Speaker 9: Right when you're seventeen, Marcus.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you're col I could work it out myself.
Speaker 9: He still had dark hair, but I can remember its thinning.
Speaker 9: And he showed me a photograph of him as a
Speaker 9: nable semen where he was he was a sort of
Speaker 9: medium height and quite quite slender in the you know
Speaker 9: that their uniform with a bill bottom and the the
Speaker 9: the oversized collar. But of course he was an officer
Speaker 9: so well, officer juniforman had filled out quite fastly since
Speaker 9: the war. But I could still see it was the
Speaker 9: same the same person. But I feel, you know, that
Speaker 9: just something nice, just something different happened to me that
Speaker 9: that that, uh, you know, I did meet one of
Speaker 9: these survivors, mind you. I did have to bring in
Speaker 9: Prince Charles and Prince Philip once at Carl Drose, and
Speaker 9: I had to ask them all sorts of questions, and
Speaker 9: one of the standard questions is do you have any
Speaker 9: real ips on board? It came up just a couple
Speaker 9: of couple of old princes.
Speaker 2: Look rather so glad you've cord. Look. I certainly hope
Speaker 2: that Grant heard that too. I think Grant would really
Speaker 2: appreciate that connection with him being so knowledgeable that so
Speaker 2: thank you so very much. That's a great way to
Speaker 2: round that off. So look, I can't get to everyone, sorry,
Speaker 2: so thank you to all the calls tonight. Look forward
Speaker 2: to the alert on Sunday. That is me for the
Speaker 2: night people. Someone has texted Marcus ted Briggs, one of
Speaker 2: the three survivors of the Hood only died in two
Speaker 2: thousand and eight eighty five. Someone that you Hodes surviv
Speaker 2: in the water party have been completely covered in heavy
Speaker 2: ships oil. A lot of people talk about how many
Speaker 2: dates die put in the scones and I kind of
Speaker 2: was shocked about the eight too. I thought that would
Speaker 2: be each scone. But there we go. Now anyway, that's
Speaker 2: it for me. Gym's along next and I'll talk to
Speaker 2: you again on Monday. Enjoy your weekend, go the alert.
Speaker 2: Can't wait.
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