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Speaker 1: Fleech, Vorn and Helen.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Brian, Good morning, Happy Thursday. Welcome to the show. Fletch,
Speaker 2: Vawn and Haley Sheld. Secret sound is at forty thousand dollars.
Speaker 2: Had a jackpoint yesterday. That's right at eight o'clock, so
Speaker 2: forty thousand dollars. If you think you know the secret sound,
Speaker 2: be listening at seven and eight for the next activators.
Speaker 4: I wonder if anyone anyone's guessed, you know, like in
Speaker 4: the text machine or on the iHeartRadio app.
Speaker 3: I wonder if they've got it right.
Speaker 2: Well, first person wins a cash prize some day, I.
Speaker 4: Know, but they've got to get through. They've got to
Speaker 4: get through on the phone lines.
Speaker 3: That's the hard there.
Speaker 2: Well, seven o'clock your next chance, the Top six soon, yep,
Speaker 2: let me see what that's gonna be. How can you
Speaker 2: forget you literally wrote it, yes, today.
Speaker 3: You just said it as well just before.
Speaker 2: Noted you did, and I know that was Carwen said it.
Speaker 2: Top six challenges based in the fruit and veggie growers.
Speaker 2: There's been a get together. Okay, little did you grow
Speaker 2: your little hooey before all the doey, before the dot,
Speaker 2: because actually, I will take this moment. Actually I at
Speaker 2: an online shop and he's upset about something, and they
Speaker 2: said telegraph cucumbers two dollars, and I thought that's pretty good. Yeap,
Speaker 2: I wouldn't. I don't buy a cucumbers. I don't. I
Speaker 2: don't mess with cucumbers ever. It's a waste of time, vegetable.
Speaker 3: I wish they got you. I wish they did half ones.
Speaker 2: My kids love cucumbers, so like, I'm like, two dollars,
Speaker 2: it's the return of the telegraph cucumber and the affordable season. Dude.
Speaker 2: I picked them up. They were peckles, like it was tiny,
Speaker 2: Like do you think the person packing the vegetables didn't
Speaker 2: know what a cucumber was?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 2: No, no, no, this is just they must have had
Speaker 2: these winter, these little spurty Oh right, my little embarrassing cucumbers. Right,
Speaker 2: teach you for being lazy going to the supermarket. Yees
Speaker 2: see that two dollars for a reason? Yeah, walk in it. Yeah. Well,
Speaker 2: there was a convention in the capital Attack of the
Speaker 2: Big the big challenges of the sector of fruit and beach.
Speaker 2: They've got the top six biggest challenges facing fruit and bench. Well,
Speaker 2: I hope Bigger Cucumbers is on yourus. Oh bloody hell,
Speaker 2: you're obviously right up about it and they place the wrap.
Speaker 3: I hate that. Yeah. Next on the show, let's talk
Speaker 3: about those viral ice creams everyone's buying. They look like
Speaker 3: a big tongue.
Speaker 2: You will not do they get recalled last week? Some
Speaker 2: of them?
Speaker 3: Yeah, some of them did because the little.
Speaker 2: One got recalled because it had a dear in that
Speaker 2: hadn't been like laybated. Oh right, but it's an ice cream.
Speaker 4: Right, So well one dei Ower is pretty stoked about
Speaker 4: these things, and I'll tell you why.
Speaker 1: Next play z ms Fleashboorne and Haley.
Speaker 4: Why have I not tried one of these fruit A
Speaker 4: ice creams yet? And I say that I'm not. I'm
Speaker 4: not putting the spin on it. If are U I
Speaker 4: t A E.
Speaker 2: These are the viral ice creams you would talk about
Speaker 2: the Yeah we were all trittle. Six flavors?
Speaker 3: Have you all six? Are you into six flavors?
Speaker 2: Nah?
Speaker 3: They went there. They're like on an online TikTok woman.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think it was an a element to it
Speaker 2: like they looked like the flavor. So the grape flavor
Speaker 2: looks like the shape of a bunch of grapes. The
Speaker 2: lemon looks like a lemon. The mango looks like a
Speaker 2: mango snarsberry and the outside is like a hard shell.
Speaker 2: So you like bite through that. Yeah, get the ice cream.
Speaker 3: Well, everyone's been going crazy for them on the top top.
Speaker 2: Are they're imported?
Speaker 3: Like yes, yeah, most of the Asians as yeah, yeah, right, Okay,
Speaker 3: So there was a christ Church dairy owner, John Patel,
Speaker 3: he just before things were going absolutely crazy on TikTok
Speaker 3: with these. He is a dairyan Richmond and christ Church.
Speaker 4: He got a whole bunch of imported like two hundred
Speaker 4: boxes of them, which has twelve ice creams per box.
Speaker 4: He got them in and then this New Zealand TikToker
Speaker 4: made them go like crazy. Yeah here and in one
Speaker 4: day he sold twenty thousand dollars worth of these ice cream.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I know, there was a thing. They literally, yeah,
Speaker 2: were buying them and how much are they each?
Speaker 4: Seven ninety nine and they cought He's insane. He's got
Speaker 4: a thing on the freezer lid top ice cream.
Speaker 3: That's just what he's calling.
Speaker 4: All right, he got so we got two hundred boxes,
Speaker 4: sold those out in one day. Then he got five
Speaker 4: hundred boxes that took two days to sell out. He
Speaker 4: was thinking it was going to sld down twenty thousand dollars.
Speaker 3: In one day.
Speaker 2: Okay, we're in the wrong business. We need to start
Speaker 2: an ice cream Why do we take to ice cream store.
Speaker 3: One that you can sell for seven ninety nine? Well,
Speaker 3: what's a mad I was.
Speaker 2: Going to say, how much is a gooey a gooey caramel?
Speaker 3: Okay, gooey.
Speaker 2: Be sneaking? Have they shrunk those? Everything? Everything? God, they're good.
Speaker 2: But you're telling me that one of those is better
Speaker 2: than a Memphis Well, apparently there.
Speaker 4: Were fruit stuff and you could comparing orange just four
Speaker 4: dollars nineties of men for smelting. Oh yeah, but it's
Speaker 4: so expensive a couple of bucks.
Speaker 2: They used to be fifty seed. They were never fifty cents.
Speaker 4: But so it was the lemon ones that got recalled
Speaker 4: because they had dairy in them, and then.
Speaker 2: It wasn't It wasn't listed.
Speaker 4: It's crazy that was dairy and ice cream may literally
Speaker 4: in the title creamy.
Speaker 2: Wait if there's no dairy in them? What's in them?
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 2: It is deary and it's definitely deary in them. I
Speaker 2: just think that there was mislabeled the lemon one year.
Speaker 2: It didn't write specifically state and you've got a state
Speaker 2: what's in there? Because people might have dairy and tyrant
Speaker 2: might have been Well that's the that's the one I
Speaker 2: can do. Then they ship themselves well if you want,
Speaker 2: if you want to make some quite easy money.
Speaker 4: I've definitely seen them at supermarkets and stuff like they are.
Speaker 4: You can't get your hands on them. But that scot
Speaker 4: I mean, good morning mate. It's amazing twenty.
Speaker 3: Thousand dollars worth of ice creams in one day, fledged
Speaker 3: worn and hayl All.
Speaker 1: This is the top six.
Speaker 2: The fruit and red fruit and veg growing growers have
Speaker 2: got together. They've convened in the capital. But they bloody
Speaker 2: hated having to go to the big smoke countlution. Yeah
Speaker 2: when they've got bloody parents growing. Yeah, or the highlights
Speaker 2: is a park in town? Oh bloody hell, we can.
Speaker 2: We'll go going to the bloody Wellington. Well we're there, buddy.
Speaker 2: Hold on a jerk off politician.
Speaker 3: We see bloody Cathay. Where's a bloody muffin break. Yeah,
Speaker 3: you know what I mean.
Speaker 2: I'm not going in the bloody mall absolutely get stuffed.
Speaker 2: So they got together. They spoke about all the issues
Speaker 2: facing the industry and just the just the delectable display
Speaker 2: of fruit and veg. To be totally honest with.
Speaker 3: You, do they bring some along to the meeting?
Speaker 2: Not like that pathetic cucumber that any grapes. Grapes scrapes
Speaker 2: one of our big ones. Yeah, good, we do grape
Speaker 2: wine mostly for wine, my favorite form of gred What
Speaker 2: were they winging about? Everything? Okay? The farmers everything, the
Speaker 2: farmers of a sword, right, it's it's what they like.
Speaker 2: And you might think, God, they're miserable. No, they like it, right,
Speaker 2: That's how you know they're happy. Okay, all right, So
Speaker 2: I got the Tops Tops SX Biggest Challenges Space and
Speaker 2: the fruit and vege grows from the conference. Number six
Speaker 2: on the list. Bloody caterpillars, bloody bloody caterpillar holes and everything.
Speaker 2: Have you seen how hungry that one was?
Speaker 3: How's banana's rhubarb for thriving? He came here.
Speaker 2: That's good, thank god. Not caterpillars. I haven't seen any
Speaker 2: caterpillars on it. Those hungry ones. They lead apples five
Speaker 2: apples one day, eighteen irons, and then we make them the.
Speaker 3: Heir of a book.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they're hungry, hungry, and then they go themselves up
Speaker 2: in a sack, come out looking quite pretty, and then
Speaker 2: pass off and then make more caterpillars. I want to
Speaker 2: see hungry caterpillar go up again. Is hungry hungry hippos? Oh,
Speaker 2: they don't stand a chance. I want to see hungry
Speaker 2: caterpillar go up against hungry monsanto spray enter the hungry
Speaker 2: Number five on the least of the top Sex Biggest
Speaker 2: Challenges Facing fruit and vege gruss, bloody weather, Yeah right,
Speaker 2: and the bloody weather man. He's always getting wrong, doesn't
Speaker 2: a haymnful? Bloody dad, bloody weather. It's gonna be rating,
Speaker 2: is it? Oh? Bloody With a number four on the
Speaker 2: list of the top Sex biggas challenges, facing the fruit
Speaker 2: and vige gruss, bloody kids stealing oranges off the tree. Yeah,
Speaker 2: helping themselves.
Speaker 5: We used to do that.
Speaker 3: Those kids steal Fijo is left.
Speaker 2: Run and center everywhere. Yeah, fijis repairs someone with a
Speaker 2: fijo tree. You're like man I can't wait for the Fijars,
Speaker 2: and then when they start falling off, you're like, I
Speaker 2: wish he's Fijos. Oh no, there's too many Fijars. Number
Speaker 2: three on the least of the Top Sex Biggest challenges
Speaker 2: facing fruit and vege grubs bloody possums. If you're seeing
Speaker 2: these things, do they eat the fruit and veed? They
Speaker 2: eat everything? Cute?
Speaker 3: It really nice, you know around your nick Oh yeah,
Speaker 3: I would have won one round my throat or possom
Speaker 3: nipple Warman's Yeah, I've got some of those beg aren't they.
Speaker 3: Though nobody likes a cold nipple. That was a great
Speaker 3: actually know that the best thing of a look when
Speaker 3: they're cold.
Speaker 2: Huge fan of a cold nipple. Can we just get
Speaker 2: across the ball what you prefer? A warm, puffy nipple?
Speaker 2: I have never thought about it, like we'll think about
Speaker 2: it now and cold, cold tight. Number two on the
Speaker 2: less of the Top Sex books challenges are facing fruit
Speaker 2: and vegegars, those little bloody stickers. Being to it easy
Speaker 2: to eat a few of those in my time's actually
Speaker 2: my favorite part of the fruit.
Speaker 4: I leave it to a last because I'm like young sicker.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, I've got I've got some zies brees and today,
Speaker 4: actually I.
Speaker 2: Think it's a bit overkill. We put a sticker on
Speaker 2: everything everyone, Yes, fruit every You've got a pre packaged
Speaker 2: love love your use of single plastics and a huge
Speaker 2: continue to just use plastic package.
Speaker 3: I had them loose and available. Yeah, they had them loose.
Speaker 2: But he's the guy with two kids bleeding the earth
Speaker 2: to resources dry. It's going to come at us singles
Speaker 2: with your bloody We've done our black stacks.
Speaker 3: We've done our part, which is not to repopulate.
Speaker 2: Hey, whoa, I've got a bicycle. I'm allowed to use
Speaker 2: as much plastic as I want. Now, I'm actually in deficit,
Speaker 2: am I? Credit? You're urine in carbon credits. I'm in
Speaker 2: carbon credits. You're trading credits. So many carbon credits?
Speaker 3: May I rinse my black bean turn? Last night? You
Speaker 3: believe I did I.
Speaker 2: Sit on the wing of the plane going overseas?
Speaker 3: Do you like you sit on the.
Speaker 2: Well because I'm not paying, am I? Because that's wasting
Speaker 2: fuel and carbon. You'd actually be wasting more fuel outside
Speaker 2: as you produce their planes aerodynamic ability, and you'd also
Speaker 2: be dead soelsius up there and number one of the
Speaker 2: less of the top sex, biggers, challenges, facing the fruit
Speaker 2: and vegegars people putting bloody gold key. We threw fruit
Speaker 2: through a green Kiwi fruit to save themselves some money.
Speaker 2: You don't do that, please? Or this time a year
Speaker 2: taking the stalks off the Trust tomatoes and putting them
Speaker 2: through is loose. Oh, very naughty, very very naughty. That's
Speaker 2: today's up six.
Speaker 1: Play ms Fletchforn and Hailey.
Speaker 4: Now it's New Zealand Fashion Week. At the moment, I've
Speaker 4: been enjoying watching everyone else goo. I haven't got It's
Speaker 4: my first show tonight. More on that late Okay, Today's
Speaker 4: fashion look that I've pulled as I'm bloated and I
Speaker 4: don't want you to know, so just you know, like
Speaker 4: she could be pregnant. Big sack, big sack, big black sack,
Speaker 4: black sack, big black sack, my favorite thing.
Speaker 2: It's a famous brand of Kiwi rubbish bag and also
Speaker 2: his favorite dresses Wardrope.
Speaker 4: Staples, big black sack because she's a bloody queen.
Speaker 3: Now, so you know fashion my passion.
Speaker 4: There is a girl who she is fashion trends on
Speaker 4: Lime and she uses a bell curve type thing of
Speaker 4: pre trend coming into trend, then when it peaks and
Speaker 4: when it comes out and becomes irrelevant again. And then
Speaker 4: the things that stay at the top, that's your that's
Speaker 4: your you know, that's your jeans. That's the things that
Speaker 4: never leave your t shirts, your jeans.
Speaker 3: Her new prediction sailor hats. And I don't mean like
Speaker 3: like captain's hats, like the little White sailor boy, like
Speaker 3: the steady of the ship hats.
Speaker 2: Yeah, all the sporting games, okay, like like a World
Speaker 2: War two sailor hat Donald Duck.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they've been all over God fashion, I sometimes I
Speaker 4: just don't get it.
Speaker 3: But it's been all over the.
Speaker 4: You know, Milan fashion weeks and Paris Fashion weeks and whatnot.
Speaker 4: And it's slowly making its way into the main straight
Speaker 4: where the girl is a rock and a sailor hat.
Speaker 3: Now, are we still doing a Fedora? No? No, okay,
Speaker 3: double checking that.
Speaker 2: The guy on Instagram and top with the for door
Speaker 2: and he wears the glasses and he's looking down at
Speaker 2: the start of the video and the pops he's like,
Speaker 2: oh I hate that. Oh I don't like that THEA
Speaker 2: was doing Yeah, yeah, yeah, I don't think the sailor
Speaker 2: hat's back. No, I don't think people are going to look.
Speaker 4: There's like normal like street where brands that are releasing
Speaker 4: their kind of version of the sailor hat the main Now,
Speaker 4: you guys, you've got a beanie over here.
Speaker 2: We've got a cap here classics. Yeah, I don't think
Speaker 2: I'll be dipping a toe.
Speaker 3: You don't think you're dip because you're hat boys.
Speaker 2: We're hat boys. Even if I'm was out on a boat,
Speaker 2: I don't know. If I I probably wouldn't wear it.
Speaker 4: You couldn't wear it because if you were out in
Speaker 4: a boat and a disaster struck, if everyone's going to
Speaker 4: turn towards the.
Speaker 2: Guy, I don't want to be mistaken for the captain. Yeah,
Speaker 2: everyone's responsibility.
Speaker 3: Can I get a feeling from the girls because I
Speaker 3: think this is more.
Speaker 2: For the late days.
Speaker 6: I just feel like tumble fashion is coming back, and
Speaker 6: it's not the good parts of tumble Fashion Hill.
Speaker 4: It was like the original, like fashion bloggers over Tumblr, right,
Speaker 4: Tumbler was just pawn.
Speaker 5: Oh, it depended on what side of Tumbler.
Speaker 2: You're no, they got rid of Tumblr.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 8: No, we're talking when we were like thirteen ish and
Speaker 8: like when we were thirty. Yeah, like big mustache fashion,
Speaker 8: and like there was such an era of tumbler and
Speaker 8: there was the really cool tumbler.
Speaker 3: Girls would wear a sailor hat.
Speaker 4: Yeah, totally. It was like plaid shirts, cocky jackets.
Speaker 2: Nineties grunge elements with Indian email influencers, characterized by ripped jeans,
Speaker 2: oversized flannels, bantees, combat boots, skater shirts, fish net tights,
Speaker 2: and past our hair.
Speaker 3: Colors, salor hats. And I got in the next standing
Speaker 3: real cute.
Speaker 5: Yeah, like your knee are like buckled.
Speaker 3: Pigeon toe. Oh my god, tumble of fashion Saturday. It's
Speaker 3: part of that.
Speaker 5: There's someone out there that still has a mustache hatted
Speaker 5: on their finger, you know.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I just want to meet two of my friends.
Speaker 9: Really play zims Fletchborn and Hailey play z ms Fletchborn
Speaker 9: and Hailey s silly little pool, silly.
Speaker 10: It is so silly, silly, silly, that.
Speaker 9: Silly little pole, silly little silly, little silly little.
Speaker 3: Pole, silly.
Speaker 2: Today's silly little pole.
Speaker 3: Do you fill out random surveys like we're asking a
Speaker 3: small group of pinions people for their opinion.
Speaker 2: Could you take a few minutes to answer the short survey,
Speaker 2: we are asked you do you fill them out with
Speaker 2: the options? Yes, oh yes, but i'm if there's a
Speaker 2: prize on offer, yeah that's me or flat No. Sometimes
Speaker 2: I've show them out like the gem Ones they fell
Speaker 2: out flat. No again, no, because I'll go if I
Speaker 2: go places all the time. I'm like, that could be
Speaker 2: a little bit bitter. So you can tell them. So
Speaker 2: they need to know nobody. If nobody tells them, they
Speaker 2: can't get better.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I suppose so.
Speaker 2: So results wise, the most popular one was no. Forty
Speaker 2: three percent of people just said straight up no, thirty
Speaker 2: eight percent just behind saying yes but only if there's
Speaker 2: a prize, and twenty percent of people just do it?
Speaker 2: Do you know what? We should have had an option
Speaker 2: for years. I'll do it if there's a prize, but
Speaker 2: skip out halfway through because it's way too long. DRAWDA
Speaker 2: when a one hundred dollars prizzy card and eight hours
Speaker 2: later you're like, this is just not time.
Speaker 3: I've lost one hundred bucks.
Speaker 2: If you never ending, Yeah, Jordie said yes, because I'm
Speaker 2: bored and nosy. Bored and nosy what a combo? Yeah,
Speaker 2: Jane said, I'm an analyst, so I'm often the one
Speaker 2: analyzing the random surveys. I'm here for that data pronounced.
Speaker 3: I've been saying it wrong.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you've been always an analyst, don't you. Yes, you're
Speaker 2: wrong data potato potati.
Speaker 3: Yeah, as the saying goes, you say potato and I say.
Speaker 2: Potato. Laura said, I love a survey. It's just oversharing
Speaker 2: without annoying someone.
Speaker 3: An oversharer also like who's winning the prizes that they
Speaker 3: are not real flip.
Speaker 2: Never get the email saying, oh Janine from team at
Speaker 2: who won the five dollar.
Speaker 3: Fear go on this. I don't reckon there was a
Speaker 3: prize already be lying to us to get us to
Speaker 3: do this. Yeah, Sam said, after a couple of cold ones,
Speaker 3: I try. I try to get created with my answers.
Speaker 2: Who's having a couple of beers and filling out a
Speaker 2: random suver wild boy Wild Boys? Mark said no, because
Speaker 2: the short survey is usually one hundred pages in questions.
Speaker 2: So if that that's nothing short about that survey, Lou No, no, no,
Speaker 2: all that data mine. Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, okay, data
Speaker 2: hole Bridge said except this one. So she said no,
Speaker 2: except for mastering the irony is exquisite here. Oh yeah,
Speaker 2: Caro said yes, and I want a prize yesterday, and
Speaker 2: then immediately thought it was a scam, so, oh okay,
Speaker 2: well wonder what price she won. I don't know, maybe
Speaker 2: the one hundred dollar PRIs car it's always like a
Speaker 2: prizzyh Yeah, I mean I guess if you're then having
Speaker 2: to give out your bank details and then yet as
Speaker 2: a scam. Yeah, angel I remember being in high school
Speaker 2: and instead of doing class, we've got to be on
Speaker 2: valued opinions filling out random surveys to get subway vout.
Speaker 2: Just surveys equal free lunch. Actually that's good hustle life
Speaker 2: because people actually make money doing this full time, the surveys.
Speaker 2: Do you want the opinion of someone who's that moral,
Speaker 2: I would love your opinion. This person's like, then that
Speaker 2: doesn't survey for fun. I'm the person you want to
Speaker 2: market to. And then brands change their whole thinking based
Speaker 2: on people that just sit at home filling out surveys
Speaker 2: exactly who don't want to pay for anything because they
Speaker 2: can get things for free by doing surveys. But I've
Speaker 2: filled in some of these company, I filled out some
Speaker 2: of these. Am I boring at home? Logan said the
Speaker 2: fridge I said yes, but only if there's a prize.
Speaker 2: But to be honest, for me, the prizes usually I
Speaker 2: get to tell the business something about their product, app
Speaker 2: slash whatever I find annoying. Never give me a platform
Speaker 2: to complain if you don't want negative feedback.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm not a big complainer.
Speaker 2: Like there, I know. I think like a bit of
Speaker 2: criticis constructive criticism or feedback.
Speaker 3: It's good beause otherwise it's nothing changes. It's like potholes.
Speaker 3: Everyone winges there's a poorhole. Has anybody reported the pothole
Speaker 3: to the council?
Speaker 2: Are you hearing?
Speaker 3: Wow?
Speaker 2: Age? So it's just saying I'm just saying it can
Speaker 2: be helpful. Don't put it on the local Facebook page.
Speaker 2: You're never going to see that reported to the council.
Speaker 2: It just went full boomer and full full boom boomer.
Speaker 3: To see it out there.
Speaker 2: Some companies use them for employee reviews, so I always
Speaker 2: fill it out and if someone's been good, I give
Speaker 2: very high marks and the name recently positive people beg
Speaker 2: you to mention them on ship Advisor. Oh yeah, when
Speaker 2: you're at a restaurant or something like they have been
Speaker 2: traveling just recently. Please and mention my names.
Speaker 3: I was like, oh my god, this is I've forgotten
Speaker 3: your name long ago.
Speaker 2: Yeah, what was your name again?
Speaker 3: I forgot at the moment you said it to me?
Speaker 2: What was your name again? So we asked for silly
Speaker 2: little poell do you fell out? Random surveys and thirty
Speaker 2: eight percent of you said yes. But if there's a
Speaker 2: prize on board.
Speaker 3: Plea it ms fletch vrawn and hilly god.
Speaker 2: I know we've scoffed down our fear share of delicious
Speaker 2: den Heaths custod squeze every now and then some music
Speaker 2: every now and then they'll crank a box in the
Speaker 2: courier and send it send it up to us. Yeah,
Speaker 2: over the years we have siddenly can assumed a lot.
Speaker 2: I'd sure have. I mean, here's the status music of all.
Speaker 3: Great throwback yesterday. Actually that's I just opened up my
Speaker 3: computer and that was the last song. It's just I
Speaker 3: really like that I listened to us every day. You
Speaker 3: would have loved that.
Speaker 2: You would have loved that like that? Yeah, said a
Speaker 2: song ever written. Maybe I could not believe when I
Speaker 2: saw this news. Neither so Dan Heath. I've asked chet
Speaker 2: GPT for a summary because I never understand what it
Speaker 2: all means. And it's gone into liquidation now. Liquidation in
Speaker 2: New Zealand is when a company goes into them A
Speaker 2: lot harder to eat, won't it. It was delayed liquidsquiz.
Speaker 2: The company cannot pay its debts and an independent liquidator
Speaker 2: takes control of the company. The liquidator's job is to
Speaker 2: sell the company's assets use the proceeds to repay creditors.
Speaker 2: Once the process is complete, the company is usually removed
Speaker 2: from the company's register. It effectively ceases to exist. So
Speaker 2: it's not like we're not getting delicious cuts a squeeze anymore.
Speaker 4: We'll listen to that, and I'm going to give full
Speaker 4: credit here where it's due. On the Seven Days live
Speaker 4: chat group, I just want to shout out to die
Speaker 4: Henda for this great joke. He said, this is terrible.
Speaker 4: Tomo No even was like, oh God, pull Tomo, just
Speaker 4: Tom and them and then Die Henwish said, I wonder
Speaker 4: who will get custody.
Speaker 2: That's pretty good.
Speaker 4: That's why the guy's allegend. But also is it like
Speaker 4: someone can take it over or are we done?
Speaker 2: I don't know. The application was originally failed in March
Speaker 2: by the estate of minority shareholder Brian the majority shareholders
Speaker 2: Donald and Lisa Donald Lisa I had already put the
Speaker 2: business on the market at the end of twenty twenty
Speaker 2: three because Lisa is not in good health. Spend more
Speaker 2: time with the company. Okay, they've exported the Korea, Japan, Australia.
Speaker 2: They are in Costco for friends, Joseph friends, Joseph Glacier. Oh,
Speaker 2: that's really sad. I know they made such great desserts. Yeah,
Speaker 2: they really did.
Speaker 3: Remember they seen us a whole trade one.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they do that every now and then. Yeah, it's
Speaker 2: probably why they were going to pay for I did.
Speaker 2: I went to Costco. We had the money.
Speaker 3: We've got to pay for it.
Speaker 2: Oh god, damn, look.
Speaker 3: In the dog pulled that out on a day like today.
Speaker 4: What our thoughts and pres stop? Oh my god, which
Speaker 4: might have a nice moment. We've got to take again,
Speaker 4: We've got.
Speaker 7: To take.
Speaker 1: Plays it.
Speaker 2: MS.
Speaker 1: Fletchborn and Haley plays it.
Speaker 3: MS.
Speaker 1: Fletchborn and Haley.
Speaker 4: So there is a spring Fling festival coming to White
Speaker 4: Power in the Hawk's Bay region Central Hawk's Bay Town,
Speaker 4: and this means it's trying to roll out their mascot
Speaker 4: that apparently has really divided people over the now.
Speaker 3: Carwin's up our Hawk's bay Gal. Do you know what
Speaker 3: I'm talking about here? Yes, the duck, the big duck.
Speaker 4: It is a large concrete yellow duck, like a little
Speaker 4: rubber yellow ducky.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that duck is my childhood really Yeah, I love
Speaker 6: that duck so much?
Speaker 5: How mean to him?
Speaker 3: I would not? You know, I love techy shit. Do
Speaker 3: you know what about it? It used to be the best.
Speaker 6: Part of like because my Pappa and grandma lived in
Speaker 6: white Pokado, so you would go through white power to
Speaker 6: get there, and when you saw the duck.
Speaker 5: It was like the sign of like, we're nearly there.
Speaker 5: I'm not gonna cars anymore.
Speaker 3: So okay, so this was this is very like.
Speaker 2: Of course, Carwen was a carsack kid. Like she's a vegetarian.
Speaker 2: She's constantly she's got big car sack kid.
Speaker 5: Me and not my mum's driving.
Speaker 2: Is one of those earth straps in the back of
Speaker 2: the car. Maybe what's your road? And stop putting your
Speaker 2: hid down.
Speaker 5: I want to read a book.
Speaker 2: Yeah, off your book.
Speaker 4: So thirty thirty years, this thing's been around a two
Speaker 4: meter high concrete yellow duck named power.
Speaker 3: A lot of people in the town. They love it.
Speaker 3: They they want to see it as a permanent.
Speaker 4: Fixture because it used to be permit used to be permanent.
Speaker 4: But now they just sort of bring it out around
Speaker 4: this time of the year as as springing.
Speaker 6: Because I think they still do the duck race, right
Speaker 6: they put yeah little ducks in there.
Speaker 3: I mean because now she's because it does lock thirty
Speaker 3: years now she's on a crate.
Speaker 2: It looks like they all do you remember that Auckland
Speaker 2: Center that was getting to the end of it. It
Speaker 2: was in the day it would have looked okay, but
Speaker 2: now it looks like so methy at the end we
Speaker 2: can do we can do a lot better now as
Speaker 2: a duck.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you know moment we can just a fresh like
Speaker 3: a paint. Yeah, so yeah, you could.
Speaker 2: We all kind of get a bit blobby as we age.
Speaker 3: Some people we spread. So some people think this is
Speaker 3: an icon lopes, she's got bug lips, big lips.
Speaker 2: Yeah. But some people were like, it's an iceore we
Speaker 2: need to get rid of. Yeah.
Speaker 4: So I want to know, is this something like this
Speaker 4: in your town that you considered to be an iol
Speaker 4: that you would love to you'd love to see gone,
Speaker 4: or maybe it's just in your neighborhood and say you've
Speaker 4: got one of those neighbors that has a sort of
Speaker 4: eccentric front lawn. Like there was always the guy in
Speaker 4: Brooklyn and Wellington by the dump. There was like a
Speaker 4: dump kind of just out of.
Speaker 3: Right, and he would make all these kind of weird sculptures.
Speaker 2: Out, like burning man scumptions.
Speaker 3: People were like, oh, it's trash, it's bringing down the
Speaker 3: class of the neighborhood. Maybe that's what you've got to do.
Speaker 2: It was the person with the giant cartman and Aukland's Bay.
Speaker 2: It was a letter man and it was a letter box,
Speaker 2: wasn't it apartment? And still thank you? But everyone in
Speaker 2: that neighborhood was like, hello, we're like the posh neighborhood
Speaker 2: in the country. It gentrified. Yeah, I love that. Okay, Well,
Speaker 2: we don't watch south Park, although I must say the
Speaker 2: new south Park season is on fire. It's the first
Speaker 2: time I've watched south Park and a long time out
Speaker 2: the back its outrage sing Okay, I'll wait one hundred
Speaker 2: dars and him as our number. We all need to
Speaker 2: give us a call text and nine six nine sex
Speaker 2: what is the I saw in your neighborhood? Give us
Speaker 2: a call, well, power the duckers back in why power
Speaker 2: to celebrate.
Speaker 4: We're getting ready to celebrate the spring fling in Hawk's
Speaker 4: Bay and a lot of people are saying yay, and
Speaker 4: a lot of people are saying it's an I saw.
Speaker 3: So I want to know what is the I saw
Speaker 3: in your neighborhood, your town.
Speaker 2: Maybe you've got a giant faded duck. It's a bit faded,
Speaker 2: is it. She's a little bit it needs that rubber
Speaker 2: duck like really bright yellow.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's like a dull sort of it's off. It
Speaker 3: needs a bit more orange in the yellow. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: that the place it with a new duck. It feels
Speaker 3: like it may have become a year.
Speaker 2: Like he's one of those inflatable duck. But you know
Speaker 2: that no one's going to be happy with. No one's
Speaker 2: going to be happy with whatever replaces it. And they
Speaker 2: wish they had it back. Yeah, the concrete one. Okay, Well,
Speaker 2: we want to know what is your your I saw? Vashan,
Speaker 2: good morning, Hey, Hey, you going good? What is the
Speaker 2: local I saw?
Speaker 7: Though?
Speaker 2: There's a big giant ball and cross it's on the
Speaker 2: way to. It's a little town called Klopoy. It's kind
Speaker 2: of like on the motorway on the side of it.
Speaker 2: And I've been there for about six six years. I've
Speaker 2: seen this giant ball.
Speaker 3: What do you mean a giant ball?
Speaker 2: What is it? It's like an art. It's like a sculpture,
Speaker 2: isn't it. Yeah, it's like a sculpture. Do you not
Speaker 2: like it? I never it's meant to light up and
Speaker 2: I've never seen it light up. Are you going at night? Yeah? Okay.
Speaker 2: And there's the twenty five meter tall fan Fair sculpture
Speaker 2: on Shaney's corner.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, that's it.
Speaker 2: I'm looking at it.
Speaker 3: Shut it.
Speaker 2: It does look like it should like actually like it.
Speaker 2: Maybe it's not meant to light up.
Speaker 3: And you've been lation get a grab.
Speaker 2: That's fine, maybe you've.
Speaker 1: Been the leader.
Speaker 2: I regn that's the most pointless thing I've ever seen.
Speaker 3: Okay, what would you put in its place?
Speaker 2: I don't as you know, but not that Actually, like
Speaker 2: I said's the twenty five minute tal sphere covered in
Speaker 2: three hundred and sixty spinning middle pin wheels, and it's
Speaker 2: one of the largest public artworks in New Zealand. Wait,
Speaker 2: but nothing about lights. I think I've been the light
Speaker 2: up to the little little spin yeah okay, yeah, but
Speaker 2: there's little lights that you could see. But I thought
Speaker 2: it was going to be better than that. You want
Speaker 2: to full ball light show by the sounds of it. Okay, yeah,
Speaker 2: well maybe I mean right into council. Maybe right into council.
Speaker 2: As I've said, they might not be aware that you're
Speaker 2: so upset with the stop.
Speaker 3: Actually yeah, but they don't know. I don't know.
Speaker 2: City council has got a couple of things higher up
Speaker 2: the list. Yeah, I don't know if they do. Vation
Speaker 2: thank you. Some messages in someone said google that k golliwog.
Speaker 2: I just I did too. It's a big corrugated ironig.
Speaker 4: Anymore so that's just outside of Tiawamutu, of course it is.
Speaker 4: It's just a straight up golliwalg You can't even paint
Speaker 4: it any other way. No, yeah, okay, get their time.
Speaker 2: The golliwog Isabelle has been there for twelve years, but
Speaker 2: there's never been one complaint about us as the owner.
Speaker 2: This was in twenty twenty, so at another five so
Speaker 2: it's been up for seventeen years. When I first put up,
Speaker 2: I was really nervous for a while I thinking people
Speaker 2: would vandalize it, but no, nothing, I honestly had nothing
Speaker 2: but positive feedback. And then like why did it need
Speaker 2: to be a golliwog like just a normal Dollyeah?
Speaker 3: I think we're done. I feel my feeling of people,
Speaker 3: you know.
Speaker 2: And what always gets up how much people love defending
Speaker 2: a golli war I.
Speaker 3: Know that's not what they mean.
Speaker 2: Oh, how could I be a racist? It was my
Speaker 2: favorite dollar as a child. Well, some other messages I
Speaker 2: saw was in your town any and all Wilson's car parks,
Speaker 2: specifically grass there is a turd shaped sculpture and wistgate
Speaker 2: is there's the escape turd shaped scalp from my area too.
Speaker 2: I'd love to know that.
Speaker 3: Turd shaped shape is it?
Speaker 2: Maybe it's a bean. Maybe it's more of a bean
Speaker 2: for be as a more open might have been a bean. Okay,
Speaker 2: we're a giant rubber duck and huanganui like nearly two
Speaker 2: stories tall. It's on the our, it's on the hour
Speaker 2: every once in a while, but deffinitely for the duck race.
Speaker 2: So they just leave that up the whole time. Do that,
Speaker 2: and they've got the giant pencils, don't they in fung, right,
Speaker 2: but that's not a nice it's very that's amazing art.
Speaker 2: That's a big duck the inflatable dark Yeah, just seen this.
Speaker 2: Someone said this period cups on the white out of Expressway,
Speaker 2: but and they just look like mooncups. They meant to
Speaker 2: drive in that road many a time. And I don't know.
Speaker 2: Tell us where the moon cups are and you can
Speaker 2: look next time. They meant to be Okay, maybe they
Speaker 2: meant to be thimballs or something.
Speaker 3: I'm not sure.
Speaker 2: Chomutu has a fruit and vegeta called fruit Monster, and
Speaker 2: the sign featuring a giant tomato with a face is
Speaker 2: some damaged and deranged looking. It's actually makes my kids
Speaker 2: very scared.
Speaker 4: On the way to darg Ball, there's an old big
Speaker 4: Fresh that still has the uh fruit and veg mannequin's
Speaker 4: up and they're looking pretty late tortured.
Speaker 2: I know where the thurd shaped sculpture is out by
Speaker 2: Westgate by Bunning's opposite the KFC. Yeah, there is a
Speaker 2: turd set there is that right, that is shape. I've
Speaker 2: just thought it's an interesting sculpture, but now that they've
Speaker 2: said to it, I'll probably never be able to see it.
Speaker 2: As anything.
Speaker 4: Yeah, my neighbors put up a giant crucifix that looms
Speaker 4: over the neighborhood.
Speaker 2: Wow, okay, what do they put that up for?
Speaker 3: There is that?
Speaker 2: That's that's like Easter's Christmas tree. Take that down. Yeah,
Speaker 2: otherwise it's bad luck pass like April.
Speaker 3: Oh the moon caps are supposed to be malory spinning tops.
Speaker 2: I don't know. Oh God, somebody said it's a very
Speaker 2: local izore. My mum's got two golliwogs on the sofa
Speaker 2: by the front door, and every time I go, I'm like, bump,
Speaker 2: don't they just don't need to be there, And she
Speaker 2: gives me a big talk about how it's more racist
Speaker 2: to get rid of them that it is to keep them. Yeah,
Speaker 2: that's a Boomer classic.
Speaker 4: I hate the stupid ice cream cone thing by the
Speaker 4: chrish Urch cathedral.
Speaker 2: Oh no, I don't mind that.
Speaker 3: Also the fan thing that guy was talking about, Well,
Speaker 3: they're really hating the ball on the way to come.
Speaker 1: I love the ball.
Speaker 2: What's wrong with the ball? I can kind of see
Speaker 2: when they haven't rebuilt the CBD they were investing in
Speaker 2: a giant ball, Like it doesn't even we should have
Speaker 2: finished in town. It's been fifteen.
Speaker 1: Years plays Zims, Fleshborne and Hayley.
Speaker 3: We are always trying to understand us three millennials. What
Speaker 3: what you know? What watching what?
Speaker 2: Oh my god, I watched last night how my daughter
Speaker 2: Jen alpha lead Jen Alpha God.
Speaker 3: Don't even give me a startled. That's a whole how
Speaker 3: she watches TikTok.
Speaker 2: Like remember when sci fi movies would show how robots
Speaker 2: could read box and they'd just be like, done, got it.
Speaker 2: This is how she watches TikTok. She'll give it two
Speaker 2: seconds and if she likes the first two seconds, she'll
Speaker 2: like it and repost it. And then next I'm you're
Speaker 2: not even watching the whole thing. Like She's like I
Speaker 2: kind of get the gist. I'm like just two seconds
Speaker 2: and she's just like like repost flick like repist flick
Speaker 2: or no, no like that one like if the is racist?
Speaker 3: Yeah, are you posting that?
Speaker 2: She's reposted twenty one thousand tiktoks?
Speaker 3: What? I'm like, what is important?
Speaker 2: What's going on?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 2: God died anyway. I was just like, you've got this
Speaker 2: is not how it should be done. She's like, this
Speaker 2: is how everybody does it. I'm just like, you're this
Speaker 2: this generation is doomed. I know.
Speaker 4: Well, we're we're always trying to understand our lovely gen
Speaker 4: Z producers and they have God, they help us a lot,
Speaker 4: and it's it's a big moment for me to really
Speaker 4: accept that I am removed from relevance.
Speaker 3: You know, this is like this is actually your day
Speaker 3: for me, and it gets worse to can you feel it?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, But we're often asking you questions. Aren't we
Speaker 4: help us understand this?
Speaker 3: Or why is this a thing?
Speaker 2: Like why are you lining up for La Boo boos?
Speaker 3: Why avocado?
Speaker 5: We like laboo booths grow up?
Speaker 3: Yeah, So we wanted to flip it on its head
Speaker 3: and so and and wonder if the eu gen Z
Speaker 3: is out there.
Speaker 4: Who we adore You're so fun, You're just so quirky,
Speaker 4: if you've got any questions for us?
Speaker 2: That was that was so millienile.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we grew up in a backhanded generation. Never a
Speaker 4: compliment was actually fully given to us. So we bought
Speaker 4: up a question box online to get us started. But
Speaker 4: if you're listening now, gen Z and you you want
Speaker 4: to ask us millennials a question? Have that nine six
Speaker 4: nine sex?
Speaker 2: So these are the ones that we got online.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Jordi gen Z wants to know that. Why do
Speaker 4: we feel the need to hashtag every possible word on
Speaker 4: a post?
Speaker 2: Oh my goodness, because we've got a client obligation, Jordan hashtag,
Speaker 2: But if you don't have a hashtag ad like, yeah, why.
Speaker 5: Are hashtag love.
Speaker 3: Fashion?
Speaker 2: I feel like I stopped hashtagging a long time. I
Speaker 2: haven't hashtag for a long.
Speaker 4: Look at my last picture. There's a hashtag hashtags subtle comedy.
Speaker 3: You hear the laugh.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm gonna look at the last thing I posted
Speaker 4: before that, Edit that and deleted hashtag weak stem hashtag
Speaker 4: genuine friends.
Speaker 2: You've got a hashtagr we can have an ironic I
Speaker 2: was about to say, can we Are we still allowed
Speaker 2: to do an ironic hashtag.
Speaker 5: If it's obvious?
Speaker 2: Okay?
Speaker 5: But then sometimes an ironic is like, it's not that funny.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 3: What was the last thing I did?
Speaker 2: Wow?
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, hashtag genuine friends. It was for your tetoborn
Speaker 4: hashtag comedy.
Speaker 2: Okay, we don't comedy.
Speaker 5: Comedy is embarrassing because it's a comedy clip.
Speaker 3: Yeah, okay, I'm so.
Speaker 2: Emma's question for millennials is how do they still have
Speaker 2: side parts?
Speaker 3: So I'm center You've done well there.
Speaker 4: Though the other day I will say I went out
Speaker 4: and I did my hair and I flipped it to
Speaker 4: the side, and I looked pretty.
Speaker 3: I looked quite hot.
Speaker 8: I think the issue is everyone, including myself i've done this,
Speaker 8: thinks that you your hair looks more voluminous if you
Speaker 8: do it side part, because you think.
Speaker 3: The other side, the other side, and it really ages you.
Speaker 5: I think anyone who's like I.
Speaker 3: Look better with the on the phone, she rocks a
Speaker 3: hard side. She swapped now and she looks so much better.
Speaker 2: She never looked at Brion and notice where she passed.
Speaker 3: I don't notice.
Speaker 5: You don't have any hunt because you don't have.
Speaker 8: You never seen someone go I love better with a
Speaker 8: side part and then show me a middle, and I've
Speaker 8: agreed with them.
Speaker 2: A side part exactly middle. Okay. Another question from a
Speaker 2: gen z to a millennial. Okay, the millennial pause just like,
Speaker 2: oh my god, yeah, okay, it is like, yeah, here's
Speaker 2: the here's the vibe, Libby. When we were first looking
Speaker 2: at cameras, they took a little while as that recording.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you and you would sure, yeah.
Speaker 2: Where we had the family can Carder and we first record.
Speaker 2: It took a little bit for it to be like
Speaker 2: read light and one.
Speaker 8: But here's the thing for Oh my goodness, you can
Speaker 8: eat it.
Speaker 2: I actually did when I was doing the when I
Speaker 2: was cooking the ox tongue, I had to eat it
Speaker 2: off a couple of monster And what I find is
Speaker 2: you turn okay when you turn, and you edit it
Speaker 2: to where you're just mid turn and you start hunting.
Speaker 8: So we do the gen Z shake that the waiter
Speaker 8: start it on a movement and then it feels less awkward.
Speaker 8: And it's that way to get a little gin alpha's
Speaker 8: attention and point one second.
Speaker 4: You've got literally a second okay, some new messages fresh,
Speaker 4: he's coming in on the text machine.
Speaker 3: Why do you guys try so hard at work? Yeah?
Speaker 5: Because you guys.
Speaker 2: Sometimes I'm sorry, what did you say cold?
Speaker 5: I was gonna say this one doesn't really relate to you, guys.
Speaker 3: Excuse you?
Speaker 2: Why are you try so hard it work? That's so
Speaker 2: totally agree. I love gen Z's attitude to Big Corpse.
Speaker 2: I don't love it. I hate it. They hate it.
Speaker 2: I hate of course co operations hate it because I
Speaker 2: finally people who are like I don't care. Yeah, oh
Speaker 2: there's one hundred other people that can do your job,
Speaker 2: is it. We'll go find one. Yeah, I love it.
Speaker 2: I love that someone's here. Mellie asks, what's up with
Speaker 2: your humor and the way you use Facebook?
Speaker 3: Now we're done with Facebook. We're done with Facebook.
Speaker 2: This is so savage. I love it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean I would.
Speaker 2: I haven't used Facebook for so you. You still post,
Speaker 2: but I feel like you post them. It's just an
Speaker 2: archive because it's an archive for you, like a scrapbook almost.
Speaker 4: It's just immediately connected to Instagram. So anything I post
Speaker 4: on there goes my professional one, but my personal one.
Speaker 3: Who knows?
Speaker 2: Because I shout out to Zania. No, that was one
Speaker 2: I was going to finish on because it's the coldest gen.
Speaker 3: Z Burn Millenia Jesus.
Speaker 4: The texts coming in saying, it's really crazy that you
Speaker 4: guys talk about where you we were. Nine to eleven
Speaker 4: happened because they.
Speaker 2: Were not here, they were dead. But you've got to
Speaker 2: look at it. Back in the day, Jeans, the world
Speaker 2: wasn't constantly going through major political shifts and changes and
Speaker 2: disasters like these things used to be rare. They would
Speaker 2: have missed Night eleven because it wasn't in the first
Speaker 2: second of that video because they just would have been boring,
Speaker 2: just the blue sky and a blue sky with the Tomtowners.
Speaker 5: I didn't even know there was the second.
Speaker 2: Oh great, what a beautiful day in New York, like reposted,
Speaker 2: not even to finish up, Zenia said, I don't even
Speaker 2: really think about you guys that often, so I DK seven.
Speaker 2: I think this is a regular segment. I really love this.
Speaker 2: I think we should do this as a regular sequestion
Speaker 2: questions for other generations, Yeah, questions for boomers, and then
Speaker 2: we can get to answer the questions.
Speaker 3: My message in saying I'm a xennial here so kind
Speaker 3: of gen x casten. We have zero farms to give
Speaker 3: about your opinion.
Speaker 1: Play Ms Fleshborne and Hailey play Ms Fletchborne and Hailey.
Speaker 4: Huge News yesterday was the news of the great to
Speaker 4: see Chris Luxon giving a shout out and Chris Chris
Speaker 4: Christopher Luxton's invited Taylor Swift and TRAVISKEUSEI to get married
Speaker 4: in New Zealand?
Speaker 3: Did you say place to get married?
Speaker 2: Don't you so? Great? Yeah?
Speaker 4: On that we agree now Huge news. Travis and Taylor engaged.
Speaker 4: We were all a little bit divided on the ring,
Speaker 4: the swift.
Speaker 3: Is are like, shut up, it's cute, but I don't know,
Speaker 3: I don't like it.
Speaker 4: But Travis Keuse's dad has been i'll say, running off
Speaker 4: his mouth on the podcasts.
Speaker 2: Well, it was a couple of weeks ago.
Speaker 11: The Travis got it done after after a few weeks
Speaker 11: of priding myself and he was going to do up
Speaker 11: a while to find the perfect you know, the perfect
Speaker 11: way to ask her and to make it special. And
Speaker 11: we kept trying to tell them, when you do it,
Speaker 11: that's what makes it special. So don't spread one wear
Speaker 11: or just get it done.
Speaker 3: Just get it done.
Speaker 4: So he basically let slip that it was a couple
Speaker 4: of weeks ago because that was the question that everyone
Speaker 4: was asking.
Speaker 2: Right, I will kind of figured out anyway, right like
Speaker 2: they hear cuts Swift.
Speaker 3: Swift is in the boats. Yes, you everyone was matching
Speaker 3: up the haircuts right with the here and now.
Speaker 6: Yes, But also like now people are realizing that it
Speaker 6: was probably the same day as her being on the
Speaker 6: podcast with Travis. Oh, they've matched up the times on
Speaker 6: her watch that she was wearing that they recorded the podcast,
Speaker 6: and about.
Speaker 5: She read inn from her headphones and her hair. Yeah
Speaker 5: she had headphone here, did she?
Speaker 8: Yeah, you can just tell slightly, but yeah, people think
Speaker 8: basically they finished recording the podcast, they had plans to
Speaker 8: go out for dinner, and also while they were recording
Speaker 8: the podcast, she's wearing noise cancer headphones and is locked
Speaker 8: in on a screen. It gave his team all this
Speaker 8: time to set up his garden without her being suspicious.
Speaker 8: He said, all right, before dinner, let's go grab a one,
Speaker 8: and then surprised her.
Speaker 3: It was a big day, you know, because she was
Speaker 3: finally doing the reveal of her album and yeah, and
Speaker 3: it's so special.
Speaker 8: During the podcast when she said boyfriend, there was a
Speaker 8: few times he smirked at the camera.
Speaker 3: He was like, not the long bab, no long.
Speaker 4: I just think it's so funny listening to Travis Chalcey's dad.
Speaker 4: He's like he's been talking to so many people and
Speaker 4: you could kind of feel like he's the sort of
Speaker 4: dead that'll just like one that he'll be like they're pregnant.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's interesting because like Taylor's pr Lady Tree Pain
Speaker 6: famously a beautiful red headed woman Pain Tree Pain. Yeah,
Speaker 6: that's tonight to be confused with, Like she is tight
Speaker 6: on like this kind of thing, so her dad, like
Speaker 6: the dad must have been allowed to go and talk
Speaker 6: to these people, but like, why'd they choose a random
Speaker 6: Australian breakfast show and then like a random American outlet,
Speaker 6: Like it's so natural but.
Speaker 5: Also so planned.
Speaker 8: What we just played there was from nine News Australia.
Speaker 5: Wow, how'd they get it?
Speaker 3: Should we try and get them to.
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 8: I could just DM him and say, hey, we'll give
Speaker 8: you a cuddle with a ceramic German shipperd come on
Speaker 8: the podcast.
Speaker 4: You're telling me he's not going to be lurden by
Speaker 4: herm and the German I would think, so, oh wow, Well,
Speaker 4: I guess if this gossip coming out of their corner
Speaker 4: of the world.
Speaker 3: Look to Travis Kelsey's dam peg old.
Speaker 1: Mouth plays its fletchborne and.
Speaker 2: Yesterday, Spotify announced that it will be rolling out direct
Speaker 2: messages to both free and premium subscribers as a part
Speaker 2: of an effort to attract more users. What like, do
Speaker 2: we need to be messaging like, we've got eight other places.
Speaker 3: To smapchair Messenger texts.
Speaker 2: Actual test, Instagram, Facebook message, Like we've got enough signal
Speaker 2: and we've got literally got them all signal Yeah, she's
Speaker 2: one of those underground. Yeah, she's in a Yeah, she's
Speaker 2: hiding from the government. She's on signal. Yeah, it's encrypted
Speaker 2: into inborn.
Speaker 3: You can't even know what's happening. And I tell you
Speaker 3: guys everything.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and you don't use five G because you're against
Speaker 2: the towers.
Speaker 3: I wouldn't even think of that. I have my own wife.
Speaker 2: So people obviously, like people are there roll this is
Speaker 2: a plan for them to roll it down into different markets.
Speaker 2: I'm not sure if it's in New Zealand. So the
Speaker 2: whole thing is they want people like sharing like their
Speaker 2: favorite playlists and songs.
Speaker 3: But like, you can you do that anywhere.
Speaker 2: You can do that anywhere.
Speaker 3: You just see that link, but you send it via
Speaker 3: messenger or messages whatever.
Speaker 2: And people online are like, obviously, just like, we don't
Speaker 2: need this. Someone said, I don't need social networking on
Speaker 2: my music player. No, normal said, why is every app
Speaker 2: trying to be like all the other apps? What's next
Speaker 2: Spotify Stories? Yeah, upad into this right now, yeah, one
Speaker 2: hundred percent. And then yeah, people like do we need it? No, No,
Speaker 2: we don't, so yeah, kind of a mixed mixed reaction.
Speaker 2: I don't think that's going to take off.
Speaker 3: Do you know who would never do something so silly?
Speaker 2: iHeartRadio Radio.
Speaker 3: They just they just know.
Speaker 2: It's about the music.
Speaker 3: It's about taking us with you wherever you go.
Speaker 2: Good and a chance to get to the iHeartRadio Music
Speaker 2: Festival to do in Vegas.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's right, they've got the feature. Now, that's a
Speaker 4: lot of fun. That's a great way of engaging. But
Speaker 4: it's not the stupid message. Just so we've got that covered.
Speaker 4: Spotify into ZiT in one line. If you want to
Speaker 4: want to win that trip to Vegas.
Speaker 2: That's right. Why are we taking off some KPIs? I
Speaker 2: tell you why. You guys have really knocked some KPIs
Speaker 2: out of the park, like.
Speaker 1: Play zidim s, Flech, PHM and Hailey.
Speaker 2: Insurance since the year two thousand has risen nine hundred
Speaker 2: and sixteen percent and nine six It is the of
Speaker 2: all the things consuming New Zealand track. The consumer cost
Speaker 2: of it has gone up more than anything, higher than cigarettes.
Speaker 2: Cigarettes have gone up six hundred percent, insurance nine hundred percent.
Speaker 2: Surely Butter's gone up like he has gone up. Not
Speaker 2: that's are an ad And it was like by three
Speaker 2: loads of bread. It was an old like nineteen nineties.
Speaker 2: Add by three loads of bread and get a free
Speaker 2: five hundred grand butter, or buy the butter for a
Speaker 2: dollar eighty.
Speaker 3: Nine nine block Yeah, five hundred grams.
Speaker 2: Yeah, hell yeah. So they're saying they're citing major disasters
Speaker 2: like the earthquakes, the record weather events, the cyclone Gabriel
Speaker 2: was a massive one in the floods and everything. I mean,
Speaker 2: the good news is that, like global warming is only
Speaker 2: getting bitter, so insurance comes down. Yeah, okay, so this
Speaker 2: is what's happening. People are now getting rid of insurance
Speaker 2: because it's too expensive, and twenty two seven percent of
Speaker 2: people gave up house insurance. Oh god, what you just
Speaker 2: you lose everything, saying if there's a fire and or
Speaker 2: an earthquake, red, yeah, you don't have insurance and there's
Speaker 2: an earthquake, do you get like the EQC are you covered? Anyway?
Speaker 4: There were heaps of people in christ Ships that didn't
Speaker 4: have insurance that got absolutely screwed.
Speaker 3: I mean, yeah, I don't have insurance.
Speaker 2: Like well, you can't afford it because it's no no, no,
Speaker 2: but like yeah, I've got a mortgage. I have to
Speaker 2: have insurance. If I don't have insurance. They can full
Speaker 2: close on my mortgage, but these people have no mortgage.
Speaker 2: That's when you sign up for your mortgage, Like, who's
Speaker 2: checking now that you've been canceled it if it's not
Speaker 2: through the bank.
Speaker 4: Tro because they only look at it. They don't communicate
Speaker 4: with each other. You just show your insurance certificate. If
Speaker 4: you went to go ask for more money, they'd be like, yep,
Speaker 4: can we get another insurance?
Speaker 2: Yeah? But yes, crazy.
Speaker 3: Oh no, it's just it just feels like playing with file.
Speaker 2: And house burns down. But it doesn't need to be
Speaker 2: like people getting rid of health insurance. Insurance is the
Speaker 2: one that we plan add a lot about pet insurance.
Speaker 2: I think you'd be kind of crazy to have a
Speaker 2: doll without some oh my god, I know, yeah insurance.
Speaker 2: I've got pin insurance. Yeah, but that my pin insurance
Speaker 2: went up, Like your insurance is tracy so much crazy?
Speaker 2: Two and twenty dollars a month? Yeah for two for
Speaker 2: two dollars you Yeah, And it's about to go out
Speaker 2: because Richie's about to eight and he's a Golden Retriever
Speaker 2: and apparently that's the magic marker of we're going on
Speaker 2: Golden retrievers starting to dial God. Yeah, I just say
Speaker 2: I just save your money and then if it worst
Speaker 2: comes to the worst, take it to a farm.
Speaker 3: Do you know what I mean?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Live on one?
Speaker 3: Yeah it is where is he taking?
Speaker 2: You need to go to a bigger farm. This is
Speaker 2: a lifestyle block that boy needed space to run. We
Speaker 2: wanted to ask the question today. Is there a time
Speaker 2: ever in the past where you wish you had insurance
Speaker 2: because you didn't, or yeah, you got to ensure something
Speaker 2: that you buy a new car and just forget I
Speaker 2: don't know, or cancel it.
Speaker 4: You just canceled it and then you drop your phone,
Speaker 4: or you know what I mean, Or like you just
Speaker 4: canceled your health insurance and then you break your leg.
Speaker 2: Oh gosh, I like travel insurance? Is travel insurance scares me?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: People that go to America, especially without travel insurance, and
Speaker 2: then you see them on like GoFundMe, or you know,
Speaker 2: like pleading in the media, you know, to pay for
Speaker 2: their medical bills because they're insane. They're like six figures. Yeah,
Speaker 2: choose somebody's read an article you said. They're just messaging
Speaker 2: and the government's predicted by twenty thirty five they'll no
Speaker 2: longer be able to afford to pay for the damages
Speaker 2: of floods as they recor them occurring more frequently and
Speaker 2: more intensely. Yeah, that's good to know.
Speaker 3: It's good to know the banks sand insurance do communicate
Speaker 3: with each other on the regular.
Speaker 2: Apparently, get a lot of messages there. And you need
Speaker 2: to fire insurance policy to obtain earthquake cover. Okay, well okay,
Speaker 2: so don't just ditch your insurance yet. Don't do that.
Speaker 2: But so I like a hundred dars at en. We'd
Speaker 2: love to take your calls now, nine six nine six
Speaker 2: text when did you wish that you had insurance? Side note,
Speaker 2: not quite on topic. Bit about insurance. My brother sold
Speaker 2: his car three years ago and apparently the people, the
Speaker 2: new people, went to insure it and they said, oh no,
Speaker 2: we're still getting an automatic payment for this car. So
Speaker 2: they're like, okay, we'll let us know when that stops.
Speaker 2: And the brother's been paying Perfect Strangers insurance for three years.
Speaker 3: Ways, So.
Speaker 2: I mean, I guess if you haven't told how how
Speaker 2: much money is that you just don't notice. That's insane.
Speaker 2: He might have had like a big insurance package. Yeah,
Speaker 2: payment went out every month for wild Okay, I'll waite
Speaker 2: hundred dollars at em as a number nine six nine six.
Speaker 3: When did you wish that you had insurance?
Speaker 2: Life and health insurance? The revenue worldwide five thousand, five
Speaker 2: hundred and thirty one billion dollars five thousand billion, so
Speaker 2: it's gone up nine hundred percent. Insurance in New Zealand
Speaker 2: since the year two thousand and some people now are
Speaker 2: getting rid of it because you know, everything's so tight,
Speaker 2: the costall lovan and it.
Speaker 3: Feels like you don't use it. Yeah, right, it feels
Speaker 3: like it sits there.
Speaker 2: There are so many messages for people who have messaged
Speaker 2: in about the times they didn't have insurance. Yeah, that's
Speaker 2: what we want to know, those stories when you wish
Speaker 2: you had it? Kelly, what happened?
Speaker 10: My dog got a really bad in fiction in his
Speaker 10: chest and needed to sentially be cut open at a
Speaker 10: specialist bit in Auckland twenty.
Speaker 3: Two So, oh my god, no, no pin insurance.
Speaker 10: No, we were like, oh, we'll just put money aside
Speaker 10: into an account instead of getting insurance.
Speaker 2: How much was in that account when the twenty two
Speaker 2: thousand dollars bill came in zero that account? Pretty? Yeah, Kelly,
Speaker 2: did you seriously consider, do we have to weigh this up? Yeah?
Speaker 7: We did.
Speaker 10: He was only four, so he was still in a
Speaker 10: lot of life in him and they initially thought it
Speaker 10: was like some awful cancer, but it turns out was
Speaker 10: just in fiction and he's made a recovery, is happy
Speaker 10: and healthy.
Speaker 3: So it's worth it, did you it's not worth it?
Speaker 2: Hold his head sometimes?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Absolutely should have.
Speaker 3: Just yeah what I could do with that?
Speaker 10: Twenty two thousand right now?
Speaker 3: Dog though he's a Lamb cross gspdest Yeah, a German
Speaker 3: Goods and Services text pointers.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, the encounters. Love that. Imagine GST on the
Speaker 2: GSP surgery Kellie, Thank you, Michelle. This is a friend
Speaker 2: that didn't have any what happened.
Speaker 7: So she went on this big individual overseas adventure. She
Speaker 7: was in Bali and before she left we said to her,
Speaker 7: please get insurance. So she got her insurance for being
Speaker 7: a solo, poor traveler. She canceled it just before she
Speaker 7: went over and she got in insanely insanely while she
Speaker 7: was over there, obviously no insurance, but couldn't go to
Speaker 7: the tourist hospital. They took her to the local one.
Speaker 7: Not an English word was spoken to surgery, took out
Speaker 7: her ovary at a hospital. Yeah, came out of hospital
Speaker 7: still insanely, insanely sick, had to fly her emergency home.
Speaker 7: Turns out it was her appendix that had rugged full
Speaker 7: body scan while they were in there to make sure
Speaker 7: no kidneys had been taken or anything.
Speaker 2: Yeah, crazy speak English and appendix do sound the same,
Speaker 2: of course, just the same in the abdomen you can
Speaker 2: see the mistake. Oh my god.
Speaker 7: Wow, a lord of money had to come out of
Speaker 7: that account, especially the flight time it was. They had
Speaker 7: to emergency fly her home.
Speaker 2: So yeah, it was crazy. Wow, that is insane. Again,
Speaker 2: Get insurance, especially insurance is not expensive like in America
Speaker 2: or Europe and stuff. Harrowing tale Michelle, thank you some
Speaker 2: more messages. When do you wish you had insurance? Oh my,
Speaker 2: I think this is the greatest ad for insurance ever.
Speaker 3: This.
Speaker 2: I work with the police and the amount of people
Speaker 2: that come in reporting car crashes without having any form
Speaker 2: of insurance is insane. It's more common to not have it,
Speaker 2: apparently than to have insured. Can't It's crazy that we
Speaker 2: don't do what Australia does. And this compulsory third party
Speaker 2: is included in the registration and you're RIDI yeah, because
Speaker 2: how many times have you know people been hit by
Speaker 2: someone that's uninsured and.
Speaker 3: It's just a pain in the agean Yeah, totally.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I came to my health insurance after having it
Speaker 2: since I was eighteen. Oh no, you'll never get there, No,
Speaker 2: because your pre existor. Yeah, when I was thirty four
Speaker 2: at the time, and I had never claimed on it,
Speaker 2: and it was getting more and more expensive, so I
Speaker 2: canceled it started twenty twenty three and that same year,
Speaker 2: six months later, I got breast cancer. No, I could
Speaker 2: have gone through the whole thing privately to get my treatment.
Speaker 2: Even though my breast cancer treatment was free through the public,
Speaker 2: there was a little bit of a wait time, and
Speaker 2: I believe I would have. Yeah, yeah, I would have.
Speaker 2: It's crazy.
Speaker 3: We do have a good public health system.
Speaker 4: But yeah, if something really pressing happens and you can
Speaker 4: go private with your health insurance, yeah, of course you
Speaker 4: didn't want to do.
Speaker 2: I've been the same. I was paying my health insurance
Speaker 2: all the time and I even thought do I need this?
Speaker 2: And then recently yeah, oh yeah. I've had multiple examples
Speaker 2: of not having insurance. Lost everything in a house fire
Speaker 2: one two medical that wasn't covered publicly in New Zealand,
Speaker 2: so that was a private situation. Cost me fifteen thousand dollars.
Speaker 2: And my dog cost me ten thousand dollars because I
Speaker 2: didn't have pet insurance. I've got every insurance there is
Speaker 2: available to me now. Yeah, I took three massive lessons.
Speaker 2: I only took three expensive lessons.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 2: My old colleague had his motorbike stolen and he went
Speaker 2: to claim the insurance and it turned out his ex
Speaker 2: wife had canceled that insurance policy without of knowing a
Speaker 2: tatar thirty thousand dollars bike. Oh wow, I wish I
Speaker 2: had insurance. When I crashed my brother's car, it was
Speaker 2: a three car crash. I had to pay fifteen thousand
Speaker 2: dollars to fix the other person's cars. My brother's car
Speaker 2: was intact, but still cost money to get it out off.
Speaker 2: A dollar a week, Jesus, a dollar a week. Okay.
Speaker 2: Found out yesterday I had the gene that husually increases
Speaker 2: your risk of breast and ovarian cancer recommended a double
Speaker 2: mis sector mean a hysterectmere's treatment. If I had the insurance,
Speaker 2: it'd be one thousand dollars excess. I don't, so I
Speaker 2: guess I'm off to Turkey.
Speaker 4: That's like that increases it by like you've got a
Speaker 4: fifty percent chance of getting it. It's so that gene
Speaker 4: is crazy.
Speaker 2: So Sweeny, have that good Jeanes.
Speaker 3: No, those we don't talk about that ad.
Speaker 2: It was about jot. My dad canceled his life insurance policy.
Speaker 2: Two weeks later he died. He was insured for one
Speaker 2: hundred and fifty thousand dollars that I disappeared. But I mean,
Speaker 2: it's sorry.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry to hear you dad.
Speaker 2: But the problem is it gets as you get older,
Speaker 2: it gets so much more expensive. So you can see
Speaker 2: why people are like a lot of people all live
Speaker 2: in the nowns. Get your money out. Yeah. My two
Speaker 2: labrador puppies had a punet of grapes each. Take them
Speaker 2: to the emergency to find out grapes are highly toxic
Speaker 2: to dogs hours and five and a half thousand dollars
Speaker 2: later to get their stomach's pumped. I had to say
Speaker 2: goodbye to the europe trip that year.
Speaker 3: Oh by Europe, Hi puppies.
Speaker 2: M Oh my god. Living as a nanny in the
Speaker 2: US and I didn't have medical insurance, I put a
Speaker 2: knife through my finger. What do you do? Just cut
Speaker 2: the finger off and put a bandage. You just a
Speaker 2: book a flight, you put a bandage on it, get
Speaker 2: a ninthe back and fly back to New Zealand.
Speaker 3: You're right.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Um. I worked Walt Disney in the early noughties and
Speaker 2: they had health insurance paid for by and had health
Speaker 2: insurance paid for by the company. If I ticked the
Speaker 2: box for trauma cover at an extra cost of one
Speaker 2: pound forty seven pence per month, I would have got
Speaker 2: one hundred thousand pounds. When I was diagnosed with testicular
Speaker 2: cancer four months later. I'm good now though, Thanks for asking. Yeah,
Speaker 2: we were. That was going to be on next question. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: how the balls?
Speaker 3: Ball? Do you keep them? Keep them?
Speaker 2: Yeah? You get sticular, it mightn't have to get one.
Speaker 2: Rid of one, get of one, get rid of one.
Speaker 2: I had pin insurance for ten years, was tying up
Speaker 2: the budget, canceled it. No, no, no, so much story.
Speaker 2: Two months later I bought a Collie ruptured to cruciate. Yes,
Speaker 2: but then you also hear the stories on the flip
Speaker 2: side of people that get insurance like health insurance or
Speaker 2: whatever before they need it, And then there's a fire
Speaker 2: or they get diagnosed with something and you just like wow,
Speaker 2: totally said, hold on, grapes are tops into dogs might
Speaker 2: literally walk under the grapevine, pulling them off and eating
Speaker 2: them in front of me. And I always thought it
Speaker 2: was really cute. Not so cute, maybe not, maybe not.
Speaker 9: It ems Fletch Vorn and Haley plays Ms flesh one
Speaker 9: and Hailey back the day, day.
Speaker 12: Day day day, Yeah, do do do do do do
Speaker 12: do do do do do do do doo doo do
Speaker 12: doo doo do do dooo dude do doooo doo.
Speaker 2: It's Accidental Invention week here at fact of the day,
Speaker 2: and we've covered a whole lot of things this week.
Speaker 2: Washer sire sauce yesterday.
Speaker 3: Which now you're considering getting as a permanent tattoo.
Speaker 2: I might get a tattoo of washer sized sauce bottle
Speaker 2: one to one scale.
Speaker 3: Absolutely.
Speaker 2: We've also decided a WASHERI sauce bitle will now be
Speaker 2: a unit of measurement here on the show. How many
Speaker 2: washer sized washes the source, I'd say probably about twenty
Speaker 2: and so that's a lot. Do you know what I mean?
Speaker 2: Is that how tall you think you are?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 8: No, not me.
Speaker 3: I'm just saying like I was just using it in
Speaker 3: a in a CI.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I was going to say you that's you'd be real
Speaker 3: tall if you were twenty washesiety. Yeah, yeah, I saw
Speaker 3: a beautiful house high start. Well, what's the start on
Speaker 3: the eighth? Wow, that's a weird one.
Speaker 2: Okay, So today's accidental inventions antidepressants, oh.
Speaker 7: Daily.
Speaker 2: Sie Young were searching for better treatments for tuberculosis in
Speaker 2: the late nineteen forties and early nineteen fifties. They were
Speaker 2: trialing drugs ice and niaz it, bribers, briazo. Yeah, of
Speaker 2: course they were Zibit. Patients are trying those and began
Speaker 2: showing unexpected side effects. They were unusually cheerful and people
Speaker 2: whose lungs were riddled with tuberculosis.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 2: They said the mood elevation went far beyond just feeling
Speaker 2: a little bit better from illness and pointed to an
Speaker 2: effect on the brain chemistry. So they studied the more
Speaker 2: and found that the compounds were inhibited monoamine oxidase, which
Speaker 2: has a medical acronym of mal m a O.
Speaker 3: Actually instantly happier.
Speaker 2: Not a meal. That's not a happy cat. Now it's
Speaker 2: got to be foul leading to the first class of
Speaker 2: antidepressant drugs, m AO or mal inhibitors. So they just
Speaker 2: kind of like stumbled across this while testing drugs areto
Speaker 2: tuberculosis and the chemical had a play on the brain.
Speaker 4: So then did they start trialing it in people with
Speaker 4: depression and whatnot? Yeah, and they were like this is
Speaker 4: way bet and it was like the era of the
Speaker 4: modern psycho pharmacology. Wow, that slipped out, nice, didn't that?
Speaker 4: Just pharmacology.
Speaker 2: I've been worse and the last I've been called worse.
Speaker 2: So yeah, today's back to the day is antidepressants were
Speaker 2: an accidenttal invention.
Speaker 3: Fact of the day, day day day day.
Speaker 12: Yeah, dodd DoD do do do do do doop dude do.
Speaker 1: Do play its flesh forn and Hayley.
Speaker 3: Now this is going to sound so familiar to I
Speaker 3: reckon so many listeners.
Speaker 2: I thought we could start a new Sigma, a whole
Speaker 2: new will, the whole new war. You tell us about
Speaker 2: the new things you're experiencing as you re into like
Speaker 2: the dating world.
Speaker 3: The dating world. Yeah, so I've been doing that.
Speaker 2: I've been doing that. Wait are you single?
Speaker 8: I am?
Speaker 2: That's crazy idea.
Speaker 4: So okay, I have been dipping a toe into just
Speaker 4: having some nice times with people.
Speaker 2: Yeah, definitely not what a lovely way to put it.
Speaker 2: That was so elegant.
Speaker 3: Definitely not for anything serious or anything like that.
Speaker 4: Just you know me, I'm a social butterfly like company
Speaker 4: and a lack attention, and I will go looking for it.
Speaker 3: And something has happened to me that I'm so aghast
Speaker 3: and it's going to sound like I'm a big ego.
Speaker 3: I've been ghosted, unbelievable, used to it.
Speaker 2: This is just how dating works.
Speaker 4: So I've this has never happened to me before, and
Speaker 4: I was not anticipating it happening so quickly.
Speaker 2: I've been ghosted because you're Haley Sprout, who wouldn't message you?
Speaker 8: Man?
Speaker 3: What the hell?
Speaker 4: I'm gorgeous and fun and funny. Oh my god, I've
Speaker 4: been ghosted. And I have been sharing this with the
Speaker 4: boys a little bit, like what did happened to I
Speaker 4: don't know. I'm not going to give him a code name, John.
Speaker 2: Okay, John tells us nothing about him.
Speaker 4: John and I matched on a website on an app
Speaker 4: that are all new to me.
Speaker 2: Kinder right and like mad huh, like they're mad, like crazy.
Speaker 2: It's a crazy world.
Speaker 3: But I matched with John on a dating app and
Speaker 3: we met up.
Speaker 2: And by the way, I really like this because he
Speaker 2: won't tell us the story is on here about his
Speaker 2: dating apps. You don't want to hear. They might get
Speaker 2: a few story. I'm sure people would want to.
Speaker 3: But yeah, there's a few messages. I'm coming in. You
Speaker 3: may want to visit my ownta gram. There is a post.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Anyway, So I's not born. It's not.
Speaker 2: It never has been in any aspect, it never will be. Yuck.
Speaker 2: That's why passion his sister. It's never happened, it never will.
Speaker 2: No offense, no offense. But I'm I'm the only one
Speaker 2: that's had fun times on my couch, not these two.
Speaker 2: I don't want to make out with anybody on a
Speaker 2: couch that's been eaten by a catch, couch has been
Speaker 2: destroyed by a cat.
Speaker 4: I have standards, So I hope this is going over
Speaker 4: so many people's heads. Anyway, I matched with John on
Speaker 4: the dating app. We met up for drinks and had
Speaker 4: a really nice night. Then we went out for like
Speaker 4: a proper date dinner at like a nice restaurant.
Speaker 2: John paid John. John paid for the whole thing.
Speaker 4: Anymore, and then gentlemen John and I I would say
Speaker 4: hung out maybe four or five times afterwards at you know,
Speaker 4: in a lovely.
Speaker 2: Way, four or five times afterwards I am knew talking
Speaker 2: about that Gentleman John M John and I great.
Speaker 4: And then Hayley got a bit busy, you know, so
Speaker 4: it was like we're just sort of and so did
Speaker 4: gentleman John.
Speaker 3: So there was like, oh, like are you free here? No,
Speaker 3: I'm not, but maybe here. And then I was like
Speaker 3: are you free here? And oh maybe I'll come back
Speaker 3: to you. And then I was like, nudge, nudge you
Speaker 3: are you free because I'm again to hang out nothing,
Speaker 3: And I was like, okay, busy gentleman John's busy.
Speaker 2: Gentleman John's josted you.
Speaker 3: And then that was maybe like two weeks ago.
Speaker 2: And then how many times can you mission with no misery?
Speaker 2: Because I said stop messaging Haley, jesus.
Speaker 4: I think I tell I think I taxt one more time,
Speaker 4: maybe a week ago, saying like hello, bit hey, busy boy,
Speaker 4: Like how are.
Speaker 3: You thus confirming?
Speaker 2: Gentlemen John?
Speaker 3: John josted me, how dear? He just get used to it.
Speaker 2: This is what happens, and then like who'll just missed
Speaker 2: you three months and three months time, like nothing is happening, gentlemen, John,
Speaker 2: and you were like, okay, come over and then you'll
Speaker 2: ghost you for six months and then pop back up
Speaker 2: and you were like, yeah, let's do it. Are you okay?
Speaker 2: What happens?
Speaker 1: So you work traw me.
Speaker 3: I just was like, this is so fun, Like this
Speaker 3: was so light and easy precy. Now I'm like, this
Speaker 3: is harrowing. What did I do? Was it me?
Speaker 8: Like?
Speaker 3: Was it something about me? Anyway?
Speaker 2: Anyway, Welcome to the world of dating.
Speaker 3: Welcome to the world of dating. Don't you ghost me, John?
Speaker 2: And don't you dare jose me?
Speaker 3: John? John, You're Joseph.
Speaker 1: Plays Zim's fletch Portan.
Speaker 2: Well, this will scare everybody into going back for a
Speaker 2: Natalie Portman buzz cut or a Karen Knightley. Oh, I
Speaker 2: was it Karen had the pixie cut.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm considering it. Really Yeah.
Speaker 2: I'd love to show your move with the face. Let
Speaker 2: yours now, scientists, I won't dwell on it, scientists savage wow, scientists,
Speaker 2: Come on, guys, grow up, leave me alone. Play George's
Speaker 2: and Georgia Burts and who does the day shown for
Speaker 2: new listeners I will just before I get into the dat.
Speaker 2: You can play some songs to that.
Speaker 3: Yeah we are every day, She's that song dejavo.
Speaker 1: Really.
Speaker 2: Scientists that Perdue University have found that using heated hair
Speaker 2: tools like straighteners or curlers, when you've got product and
Speaker 2: you're here, releases a massive amounts of toxic nanoparticles.
Speaker 4: And you do have to put product in here because
Speaker 4: you should be using like a heat protector on your
Speaker 4: heat sprints it with a protector to the worst, but
Speaker 4: we're protecting the heat leave in.
Speaker 2: So you're like your shampoos and the products that you
Speaker 2: leave in, not your washouts that your shampoos and your conditions,
Speaker 2: but leave in products and heat protecting products produce the
Speaker 2: highest emissions. Ten to twenty minutes of style on your hair.
Speaker 2: Using a heat product like a straightener or a cooler
Speaker 2: can release ten billion nanoparticles, which is the equivalent of
Speaker 2: standing in the middle of heavy motorway traffic and taking big, delicious,
Speaker 2: deep breaths. Wait, so, but what if you use your
Speaker 2: leaving products straight in your hair for twenty minutes and
Speaker 2: then walk to work in heavy traffic. You've done it twice.
Speaker 3: Your double band double band and your lungs, right, okay,
Speaker 3: correct your lungs.
Speaker 4: Because all we're doing is trying to protect the hair.
Speaker 4: We're not concerned about the.
Speaker 2: Lung You're going to watch the lungs because when you're
Speaker 2: the heat at one hundred and fifty degrees celsius, which
Speaker 2: these things are, because I've accidentally touched one when it
Speaker 2: was left on once. I mean, leave it open over
Speaker 2: the toilet flush button on And why wouldn't you.
Speaker 3: Why wouldn't you, Why wouldn't you, Why wouldn't you.
Speaker 2: That sounds a great place like a real life game
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Speaker 2: know that when you stop styling, Yeah, until it goes
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Speaker 3: What here is straight and outside can When you straighten
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Speaker 3: in the sun outside.
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Speaker 2: breathing more of the toxins that's fine, Fine with it.
Speaker 3: You get an arm workout, though, so surely you're getting.
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