WEBVTT - Hamish & Andy 2023 Ep 237

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<v S1>A listener production.

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<v S2>Crocks rocks, prehistoric animals capable of leaping from the water

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<v S2>to eat a raw chicken off a stick, to the

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<v S2>delight of tourists in a nearby boat. Apart from the chicken,

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<v S2>a situation in which everyone wins. All. So you think

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<v S2>these displays have been the lifeblood of two of the

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<v S2>Northern Territory's proudest businesses for decades spectacular croc jumping tours

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<v S2>and original croc jumping tours. However, sadly, the small business

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<v S2>waters between the businesses have historically been anything but calm.

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<v S2>Years of high jinks and tricks, some verging from cheeky

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<v S2>to dirty, have created a rift between these two dragons

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<v S2>of the airborne croc tourism game, a rift many thought

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<v S2>could never be repaired. But not the Hamish and Andy podcast.

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<v S2>Refusing to take the several good opportunities to let this

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<v S2>story arc Peter out. The boys now venture to Darwin

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<v S2>to achieve what many believe impossible a truce. Can Hamish

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<v S2>and Andy do it? Can they bring peace in the North?

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<v S2>And then, if time permits, and only if time permits,

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<v S2>go on a two hour jet ski tour and have

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<v S2>a big night out at the Caz. We'll find out soon.

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<v S2>But first, let's catch you all up and go back

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<v S2>in time to May 2023 when on a routine Andy

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<v S2>Ellie trip to Darwin, some afternoon entertainment was required.

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<v S3>We decided to go on a crocodile jumping to jumping.

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<v S4>Yes, you get dirt bikes and you jump over.

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<v S3>No no no, you're in a boat and the crocs

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<v S3>do the jumping.

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<v S2>The naming of the two tours and their origins was intriguing.

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<v S3>There were two tours to choose from, a company called

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<v S3>the Original Croc Jumping Tour. Okay, that's a whole lot

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<v S3>of chickens. A lot more original.

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<v S4>Content.

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<v S3>Or its direct competitor spectacular croc jumping tour.

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<v S4>If you were opening a one of a kind tour,

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<v S4>you would never think to call it original first. Yes,

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<v S4>without competition, and you could never call it original if

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<v S4>you were second to market because you're not.

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<v S2>Yes, and it was fun to imagine some decades old

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<v S2>feud at two ends of a bridge over the Adelaide River.

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<v S4>If it's war, it's war. We're going to call ourselves

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<v S4>the original croc jumping tours brackets. Who also happened to

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<v S4>be spectators.

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<v S3>Yeah.

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<v S4>Oh, or to go extra teeth like to remove your

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<v S4>hands completely of any wrongdoing. You just include quotes from

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<v S4>customers that all include the word spectacular. Like the most

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<v S4>spectacular thing I've ever seen. Boy oh boy. Now this

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<v S4>is spectacular. I've never seen anything so spectacular.

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<v S2>But the boys soon discovered that reality would deliver them.

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<v S2>Just the river rivalry they were after.

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<v S4>I got an anonymous tip that came in my side.

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<v S4>The fence. She says. Look, I work in the territory

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<v S4>in the tourism game and they are big rivals, these

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<v S4>two companies. Yeah, we've got a trade show each year

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<v S4>and they have to separate them. So there's no beef

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<v S4>at the trade show.

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<v S3>It's a rivalry, but.

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<v S5>It's not like like it's not a dictatorship. Where are

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<v S5>you going to go in? Like someone's going to get

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<v S5>shot for crossing the line. Like it's not going to

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<v S5>happen like that. In saying that, there definitely would be

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<v S5>a like, you don't come on my turf. I don't

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<v S5>go on your turf. There's an understanding. It's like the DMZ,

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<v S5>you're not crossing the line.

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<v S2>And the bombshells from Bill didn't end there.

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<v S5>The original fun fact is not actually the original.

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<v S3>Oh.

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<v S4>Oh, hang on, this is huge.

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<v S3>Hang on, hang on a second. So is spectacular. The

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<v S3>original spectacular.

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<v S5>Is the original.

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<v S4>Then what is going on with the rail? How are

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<v S4>the original calling themselves the original?

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<v S5>Your guess would be as good as mine.

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<v S2>Information started to come in from informants left, right and

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<v S2>centre and some clarification was offered.

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<v S3>There was two going at it Frontier and Adelaide River.

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<v S3>Frontier went out of business to Adelaide River. Have called

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<v S3>themselves a wrench at all, but they've only slapped original

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<v S3>on the on their name.

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<v S4>When in spectacular.

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<v S3>Came it came on so but they still more original

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<v S3>than spectacular I think so.

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<v S4>That's splitting hairs. But and also that's obviously not as

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<v S4>catchy a slogan.

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<v S3>No. Yeah.

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<v S4>More original, more original than the other guys. Maybe not

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<v S4>the original, but certainly more original. Now you get into

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<v S4>shades of originality. That is interesting. But the Croc.

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<v S2>Wars got even more interesting with information from a source

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<v S2>deep within the NT government.

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<v S3>Back in the day, things got so bad between the

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<v S3>operators we had to officially step in and mediate. The

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<v S3>bridge is in fact now an official no man's land

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<v S3>and neither shall pass onto other side. The person who

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<v S3>said that there is a big rub between the operators

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<v S3>wasn't exaggerating. Back in the old territory days, there were

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<v S3>lots of shenanigans going on between them.

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<v S2>And if this show loves anything, it's shenanigans.

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<v S6>Sources have reported to me that in around the Covid times,

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<v S6>there was some border dealings in shenanigans with signs.

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<v S3>Oh, so the.

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<v S4>Defacing of signs or.

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<v S6>The defacing of signs? Allegedly, the.

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<v S2>Pods insider Kip also got some Intel of incursions into

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<v S2>each other's territory. Original.

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<v S6>What they said to me was they're happy where they are,

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<v S6>but they do go north from time to time. Yep, spectacular.

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<v S6>Only went up north from what I could see.

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<v S4>You get the feeling from spectacular that when original does

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<v S4>go north of the bridge that's kicking the hornet's nest

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<v S4>a bit and spectacular. Doesn't like that.

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<v S6>That's the feeling on the water hand. Yeah.

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<v S2>In any investigation, misinformation sows doubt and insecurities can start

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<v S2>to rise. But anonymous emails help steady the boat.

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<v S4>Yes. Don't give up on the croc thing. You're closer

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<v S4>than you think. It's just it's out there and it's simmering. Yes.

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<v S4>And people are thinking about it.

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<v S2>And the more the boys thought about it, the more

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<v S2>they knew what they had to do.

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<v S4>Wouldn't it be an incredible thing? They're in the hat

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<v S4>of the Hamish Nandy show. If we could travel to

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<v S4>the territory and negotiate a peace deal.

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<v S7>Bring peace to the region.

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<v S4>To the territories. That's our best shot at a Nobel

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<v S4>Peace Prize.

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<v S7>Like bringing down the Berlin Wall. Do we bring down

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<v S7>the bridge?

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<v S3>Oh, no. No, you need that. You need that. It's

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<v S3>one of them anyway.

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<v S4>And the last thing we've got to say is may

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<v S4>the bridge forever be down. What are you doing? That bridge,

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<v S4>you girls.

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<v S2>Having decided not to blow it up, the bridge did

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<v S2>seem like a focal point.

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<v S7>We hold some sort of party on the bridge in

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<v S7>the middle of the bridge. They come and shake hands.

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<v S7>The two tours and then the town celebrates and we

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<v S7>all party into the night.

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<v S4>It's like it's North Korea. It's very north South Korea

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<v S4>that you meet. Or Berlin really barely feels like a bridge.

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<v S3>Are you guys envisaging.

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<v S4>Basically the bridge from like Cold War movies between East

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<v S4>and West Berlin?

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<v S3>Yeah, right. It's like a very well used highway.

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<v S4>Like it's a road.

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<v S3>Bridge. It's a road bridge. Cars like we're in the

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<v S3>middle of it. Cars are going at 130.

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<v S4>I'm right. It's a freeway. Yeah.

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<v S3>It's like it's quite a.

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<v S4>I feel like a jack. But I still like the

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<v S4>idea that maybe made under the bridge. Can we do

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<v S4>that and bury a hatchet?

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<v S3>That's where the crocs live.

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<v S2>And so a peace mission was decided upon. Flights were booked,

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<v S2>sunset jet ski tours were arranged. The whole team was

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<v S2>Darwin bound on the first weekend in November until.

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<v S3>Press release from the original Adelaide River Queen jumping croc cruises.

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<v S4>So the original the original. The original for short.

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<v S3>Yep the original it is the original jumping crocodile cruises

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<v S3>will close on the 31st of October 2023, after 38

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<v S3>years of operation on the Adelaide River.

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<v S4>Unbelievable.

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<v S3>We still going? We just take your holiday. I mean.

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<v S4>We booked it and we got so excited. We were

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<v S4>looking at, like, again, it's like nothing.

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<v S7>It's really the first for St Peter out. Usually where.

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<v S4>It is, it is.

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<v S7>In charge of our Peter out.

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<v S4>We're for the first time ever where the opposite of

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<v S4>a Peter out. We're we're the ones clinging on and

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<v S4>someone else has opened the door in Peter's left hand.

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<v S2>Cling on. They did. They found any excuse to go.

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<v S3>But it doesn't necessarily mean that we can't create peace

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<v S3>between the two businesses. There'd be a nice way to close.

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<v S7>One doesn't exist.

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<v S3>Yeah.

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<v S4>It does seem like an easy peace deal. Just. Just

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<v S4>as he's taking his cardboard box full of stuff to

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<v S4>his car. And, Tony, do you agree to peace? Yeah, mate. Whatever.

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<v S4>See it? Well, we got it, we got it, we

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<v S4>got peace. Sure, mate. Have 100 of them. You beauty.

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<v S4>We did it. We did it.

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<v S2>But nothing would stand in the way of these brave

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<v S2>warriors of peace.

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<v S3>We've had to think about it. And we're still going

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<v S3>to go up. Yay!

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<v S4>Jack wants the tour. Jack wants the chances.

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<v S3>And what we'll do up there, we don't know. Will we.

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<v S4>Be out of.

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<v S3>Crowbar? Some kind of peace talks and claim a triumph?

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<v S2>Probably so. Their mission was clear.

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<v S4>Peace in the north. Peace in the north. Hear ye,

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<v S4>hear ye. Peace in the north.

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<v S2>And no one could tell them otherwise.

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<v S3>We got accused on email of forging forth with this

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<v S3>for the want of a fun trip to Darwin. Now

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<v S3>that could not be what? Yeah.

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<v S4>Because of the jet ski tours. Yeah.

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<v S3>Luckily that could not be further from.

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<v S4>Oh yeah. Yeah, yeah. Here's me with a wife and

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<v S4>two kids. Wife and two kids. I'm like, oh, let me,

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<v S4>you know, I'm just going to go to Darwin just

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<v S4>because we're sitting in the casino, you know, that's that

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<v S4>is that's gross. That's gross. But you're not the only

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<v S4>one crying. I'm crying because that's a really hurtful thing

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<v S4>to say. Oh, boy. And that's what these teeth represent.

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<v S4>These tears are for. And you do this for small business. Peace.

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<v S4>And you get a kiss. I mean, just being trivial anyway.

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<v S4>And not. No need more of a need than ever.

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<v S4>There is more of a need than ever for this.

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<v S2>And so our heroes set forth on their journey north.

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<v S4>We will not rest until peace is bought on Saturday afternoon.

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<v S4>Then we will not rest because doing the biggest thing.

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<v S4>But then we will rest and then we'll go home. You.

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<v S4>You for peace. I've got.

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<v S2>We join our worries of peace now at the Howard

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<v S2>Springs Tavern outside Darwin, where they're chatting to the locals

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<v S2>as they wait for their Palmer and chips.

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<v S3>Hey, Miss Hot, it's hot.

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<v S4>We're here in the Howard Springs in the. Howdy. I've

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<v S4>always just called it the howdy. We're sitting with Renee. Renee,

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<v S4>how are you going? I'm marvelous.

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<v S8>I'm marvelous. Yes.

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<v S4>Now, one of the.

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<v S3>Bartenders here, and I. Have you heard of spectacular jumping

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<v S3>croc tours?

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<v S8>I have, I have, it's one of the good ones.

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<v S3>What about the original Jumping Croc tour?

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<v S8>Yeah, it's one of the better ones as well. Okay, great.

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<v S3>They've been feuding for many, many years.

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<v S8>They have you do you know the feud? Yes. Yeah,

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<v S8>they're all feud.

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<v S4>Well, I mean, we heard about the feud. Obviously we're

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<v S4>just lowly East Coasters, but we heard about the feud

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<v S4>and we've been following it all year.

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<v S8>Wow.

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<v S4>Now, Renee, we've come here to negotiate a peace between

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<v S4>original and spectacular.

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<v S8>Oh, wow. This is interesting.

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<v S3>Do you think that's achievable?

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<v S8>I think if anybody can do it, you guys can. Yeah.

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<v S4>Thank you. Yeah. Do you feel like the territories behind

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<v S4>us as we try.

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<v S8>And I feel like 100%. I live under a rock

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<v S8>and I'm sure everybody else knows what you're doing, but 100%.

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<v S8>If you can make these guys sort that. Yeah, yeah, yeah,

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<v S8>that'd be great. Well, as.

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<v S4>Soon as I walked in, the jack who works behind

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<v S4>the bar, he looked at me and said, you're here

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<v S4>for peace. And I said, yeah, that's exactly what we're doing, mate. So, Renee,

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<v S4>we wanted to get a territorial and a member of

0:13:01.630 --> 0:13:03.790
<v S4>of this fine establishment want to get their blessing as

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<v S4>we head out because our next stop, we're heading out

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<v S4>to the river.

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<v S8>Well, you're going to need it. You're going to need

0:13:08.590 --> 0:13:11.500
<v S8>my blessings. Yeah, you need my blessing. Shenanigans.

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<v S3>Have you heard of the what? Have you heard about

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<v S3>the feud?

0:13:14.020 --> 0:13:16.330
<v S8>No, I just heard it. Nobody can get along.

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<v S3>Right.

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<v S4>So it's just. And then it's devolved into possibly dirty tricks.

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<v S4>And the thing is, that is fertile ground for peace,

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<v S4>isn't it? We're know. So when no one can get along.

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<v S4>I mean, you would have seen a few scuffles here

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<v S4>at the bar over the years.

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<v S8>Every Wednesday night. Why Wednesdays.

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<v S4>Fight night.

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<v S8>Wednesday night. Titty night. Oh. It brings out the best

0:13:35.200 --> 0:13:37.569
<v S8>in everyone. Gotcha. All the worst. Gotcha.

0:13:38.080 --> 0:13:38.530
<v S3>Gotcha.

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<v S4>Well, I'll tell you what. That's goodness. Plan B.

0:13:40.840 --> 0:13:43.329
<v S3>Thank goodness we're not trying to solve this thing and

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<v S3>get a peace deal done on a Wednesday.

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<v S4>Yeah. You don't want to keep.

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<v S3>It to a Saturday.

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<v S4>As they say at the UN. Pointless trying to negotiate.

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<v S4>Peace on titty. No, you wait till Thursday lunchtime when

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<v S4>everyone's cool down. All right. Renee.

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<v S3>Thank you. We had some bad news earlier in the week.

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<v S3>In fact, I think we're going to play that for everybody. Yeah, so.

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<v S4>We're heading out to negotiate peace between Wes and Tony.

0:14:08.110 --> 0:14:11.500
<v S4>And we hadn't spoken to Tony from original. Yeah, we

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<v S4>heard earlier in the week a couple of days ago,

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<v S4>Tony wanted to talk and we jumped into the studio

0:14:15.550 --> 0:14:17.770
<v S4>and had a chat to Tony. Have a listen to

0:14:17.770 --> 0:14:18.309
<v S4>this for now.

0:14:20.260 --> 0:14:24.190
<v S3>An emergency jump back into the studio today, guys. Lovely

0:14:24.190 --> 0:14:25.030
<v S3>to see you both. Yeah.

0:14:25.330 --> 0:14:27.160
<v S4>Good to see you. This warrants it. Yeah.

0:14:27.640 --> 0:14:31.840
<v S3>People will be hearing this knowing that we're already in Darwin. Yeah,

0:14:31.840 --> 0:14:34.900
<v S3>but a vital piece of the puzzle is not going

0:14:34.900 --> 0:14:35.590
<v S3>to be there.

0:14:36.130 --> 0:14:39.820
<v S4>And we thought, let's capture this moment because I never

0:14:39.820 --> 0:14:41.560
<v S4>thought that this was going to play out like a

0:14:41.560 --> 0:14:44.770
<v S4>true crime podcast. But it's going to have those pieces,

0:14:44.770 --> 0:14:47.470
<v S4>isn't it? We have to, like, have the phone calls

0:14:47.470 --> 0:14:50.140
<v S4>and the bits of evidence and the pieces of the journey.

0:14:50.680 --> 0:14:53.500
<v S4>This is the bit where we've just found out that

0:14:53.500 --> 0:14:55.150
<v S4>as we are about to head in a couple of

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<v S4>days to Darwin to visit the owners of spectacular croc

0:14:59.860 --> 0:15:03.130
<v S4>jumping tours, that's Wes and original croc jumping tours. That's

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<v S4>Tony to negotiate peace between the businesses. Tony's not going

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<v S4>to be there. Mm hmm. Now, this is our this

0:15:10.540 --> 0:15:13.450
<v S4>is our. We've had this weekend blocked out. We're very

0:15:13.450 --> 0:15:16.780
<v S4>excited about this weekend. As has been previously discussed, excited

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<v S4>for the notion of peace.

0:15:18.310 --> 0:15:20.770
<v S3>It turns out that he's on Sunshine Coast. He's way.

0:15:21.130 --> 0:15:27.400
<v S4>Yeah, but. Can we do something still? I mean, if

0:15:27.400 --> 0:15:29.290
<v S4>Covid taught us anything, you don't actually have to be

0:15:29.290 --> 0:15:31.630
<v S4>in the physical location. Well, we're going to be there.

0:15:31.630 --> 0:15:33.490
<v S4>We'll be in Darwin. And I think we've still got

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<v S4>a commitment from Wes to join us in neutral territory

0:15:36.010 --> 0:15:37.380
<v S4>between the two businesses.

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<v S3>I'm not sure if Wes knows that Tony's not going

0:15:39.130 --> 0:15:40.210
<v S3>to be there in person, but.

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<v S4>Don't tell Wes because we need Wes to show up

0:15:41.920 --> 0:15:44.560
<v S4>because we're going to look like absolute idiots if we.

0:15:45.010 --> 0:15:47.550
<v S4>We fly all the way up from the eastern coast.

0:15:47.560 --> 0:15:49.810
<v S4>We're the only two guys standing out there in a field,

0:15:49.810 --> 0:15:52.300
<v S4>and Jack's holding a laptop or something, and no one's there.

0:15:52.570 --> 0:15:55.810
<v S3>Well, we've had further contact with Tony. He's happy to

0:15:55.810 --> 0:15:57.520
<v S3>take a call from us. That's what we've raised back

0:15:57.520 --> 0:15:59.200
<v S3>in the studio. Let's give him a buzz now and

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<v S3>find the lay of the land. This is the owner

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<v S3>of original.

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<v S4>What are we trying to get out of him? Just

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<v S4>a commitment. Would he, like, zoom in or face to piece?

0:16:08.830 --> 0:16:10.150
<v S4>Is he open? Yeah. And that's it. Like, is he

0:16:10.150 --> 0:16:13.180
<v S4>open to piece? Would he virtually join this tiny rooms?

0:16:13.390 --> 0:16:15.730
<v S3>Tony, it's Hamish and Andy here.

0:16:16.300 --> 0:16:17.440
<v S9>Yeah. Same as in Andy.

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<v S4>Get a tiny. What an honor to speak to you, sir.

0:16:21.280 --> 0:16:23.650
<v S9>Oh, well, I wouldn't say it's a real honor. A

0:16:23.650 --> 0:16:26.710
<v S9>lot of people would think it's a bit downmarket.

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<v S3>Never mind. Not us, mate, for us. Time. We've dedicated

0:16:29.770 --> 0:16:33.010
<v S3>a lot of time to this. We've found out that you.

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<v S3>You're not going to be there on what we know.

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<v S4>Okay. So turn. We are heading up. We're going to

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<v S4>be in Darwin on Saturday to hold a peace summit,

0:16:45.610 --> 0:16:49.330
<v S4>a small business peace summit, of which you would have

0:16:49.330 --> 0:16:53.740
<v S4>been and are a 50% of the esteemed guests at

0:16:53.740 --> 0:16:58.840
<v S4>the peace summit between original croc jumping and spectacular croc jumping.

0:16:59.980 --> 0:17:02.110
<v S4>Given that you can't be there, can we just ask

0:17:02.110 --> 0:17:04.840
<v S4>you this if you had have been in town, would

0:17:04.840 --> 0:17:07.210
<v S4>you have been open to attending the Peace Summit?

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<v S9>Um, I wish you guys had a talk to me

0:17:11.890 --> 0:17:14.770
<v S9>way back in the early days, because it weren't a

0:17:14.770 --> 0:17:17.770
<v S9>lot particular. Well, well, spectacular.

0:17:20.830 --> 0:17:23.470
<v S3>We'd love to follow this whole journey, but we only

0:17:23.470 --> 0:17:24.760
<v S3>came along in the 80s. Tony.

0:17:25.150 --> 0:17:26.950
<v S4>Our parents would have found it weird as two four

0:17:26.950 --> 0:17:29.740
<v S4>year olds charged off up north with some recording gear.

0:17:30.640 --> 0:17:33.280
<v S3>Tony, tell me the truth. Is it a publicity stunt

0:17:33.280 --> 0:17:34.630
<v S3>or are you actually closing it down?

0:17:35.109 --> 0:17:37.600
<v S9>Yeah, we don't do publicity stunts.

0:17:37.780 --> 0:17:38.530
<v S3>Okay.

0:17:38.530 --> 0:17:42.040
<v S4>All right. So really. Okay, so the situation has got

0:17:42.040 --> 0:17:44.859
<v S4>untenable for you there on the river, and you're closing

0:17:44.859 --> 0:17:46.630
<v S4>it down, and we read your press release. You make

0:17:46.630 --> 0:17:49.420
<v S4>a lot of great points for safety reasons. And that's

0:17:49.420 --> 0:17:52.690
<v S4>why you have been forced into this position. Can we

0:17:52.690 --> 0:17:56.590
<v S4>take you back a bit, tone, to the days when

0:17:56.590 --> 0:18:01.090
<v S4>spectacular and original were there was some shenanigans between the

0:18:01.090 --> 0:18:04.510
<v S4>companies we heard we can't remember who did what to whom,

0:18:04.510 --> 0:18:06.910
<v S4>but we did hear that someone used to drive a

0:18:06.910 --> 0:18:10.480
<v S4>sign down and put it over the other person's sign.

0:18:11.440 --> 0:18:13.359
<v S9>Oh, I did more than that.

0:18:13.810 --> 0:18:16.150
<v S3>What was your best shenanigan? Tony, can you tell us now?

0:18:16.180 --> 0:18:18.850
<v S3>Now that you've closed down, what was your best shenanigan?

0:18:19.390 --> 0:18:24.640
<v S9>Well, it wasn't a shenanigan. It was. It was self defense. Oh, basically. Yeah,

0:18:24.640 --> 0:18:26.650
<v S9>they put up a sign, we put up a sign

0:18:26.650 --> 0:18:29.170
<v S9>to counter, you know, and it just went on until

0:18:29.170 --> 0:18:32.860
<v S9>the the corner of Anzac Avenue was pretty much all signs.

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<v S4>Saying things like.

0:18:34.780 --> 0:18:36.610
<v S3>They never sign. You put a sign in front of that,

0:18:36.609 --> 0:18:38.229
<v S3>they put a sign in front of that and you

0:18:38.230 --> 0:18:41.500
<v S3>put another sign. Yeah, I heard a rumor that you

0:18:41.500 --> 0:18:43.750
<v S3>put a sign up their driveway that said, wrong way.

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<v S3>Turn back.

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<v S4>There.

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<v S9>Yeah, yeah, that was that was the frontier days. Yeah. Good.

0:18:49.630 --> 0:18:51.159
<v S9>We had it. We had a sign more in the

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<v S9>frontier days too, because they were right next door.

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<v S3>Okay.

0:18:54.369 --> 0:18:57.340
<v S9>It's kind of the wrong way to go. It was

0:18:57.790 --> 0:18:59.050
<v S9>it was very effective.

0:18:59.170 --> 0:19:06.100
<v S3>Wrong way. Go. I love that. Have you got any

0:19:06.100 --> 0:19:08.050
<v S3>other tales for us? Because what else?

0:19:08.380 --> 0:19:10.150
<v S4>What did they do to you? What did they what

0:19:10.390 --> 0:19:12.130
<v S4>where was the what was the dirtiest trick they did

0:19:12.130 --> 0:19:12.820
<v S4>to you?

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<v S10>Oh.

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<v S9>You know, the the problem, I guess, was the fact that.

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<v S9>You know, we could see a very early on that

0:19:23.630 --> 0:19:26.810
<v S9>it wasn't going to work outside of the bridge. I

0:19:26.810 --> 0:19:29.270
<v S9>think I added it up one day there was 13

0:19:29.270 --> 0:19:34.010
<v S9>cruisers went up. Yeah. And you can only feed crocodiles

0:19:34.010 --> 0:19:37.550
<v S9>so often? Yep. Yeah. Now, if a crocodile didn't jump,

0:19:37.550 --> 0:19:38.900
<v S9>you didn't have a product.

0:19:39.170 --> 0:19:40.550
<v S3>Yeah, exactly.

0:19:40.640 --> 0:19:43.369
<v S4>They're eating for pigs. They don't need to jump.

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<v S9>Yeah, exactly. There's. It's just it doesn't work, you know,

0:19:47.930 --> 0:19:51.470
<v S9>and it kind of. If you've never seen it before,

0:19:51.470 --> 0:19:53.330
<v S9>you can sort of say. Oh, yeah, well, that was

0:19:53.330 --> 0:19:57.139
<v S9>really good. But, you know, crocodile might slip a metre

0:19:57.140 --> 0:19:59.100
<v S9>or so out of the water and say, oh, you know,

0:19:59.119 --> 0:20:01.879
<v S9>get a good photo of that. But, you know, in

0:20:01.880 --> 0:20:05.450
<v S9>this day and age, like this, this last year, there's,

0:20:05.630 --> 0:20:10.070
<v S9>there was 5 or 6 males competing for, for space

0:20:10.070 --> 0:20:14.330
<v S9>on the river. You know, and, and once these we

0:20:14.330 --> 0:20:18.470
<v S9>could get these six metre crocodile at once jumped almost

0:20:18.470 --> 0:20:20.960
<v S9>as high as the top deck of the boat.

0:20:21.440 --> 0:20:22.160
<v S11>Wow.

0:20:22.640 --> 0:20:25.699
<v S9>You know, and I mean, that's pretty spectacular. Yeah.

0:20:27.460 --> 0:20:32.060
<v S4>Which is the other name, but and so.

0:20:32.060 --> 0:20:34.550
<v S9>Completeness, complete misuse of words.

0:20:34.970 --> 0:20:39.320
<v S4>But was was there ever a situation where, where one

0:20:39.320 --> 0:20:42.410
<v S4>company was like feeding the crocs too much so they

0:20:42.410 --> 0:20:43.969
<v S4>wouldn't jump for the other company?

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<v S9>Well, the behaviour was that there was only one boat

0:20:48.290 --> 0:20:51.080
<v S9>that they had that could get under the bridge. Yeah.

0:20:51.109 --> 0:20:55.070
<v S9>And then from time to time they would come under

0:20:55.070 --> 0:20:57.649
<v S9>the bridge and they would make a nuisance of themselves.

0:20:58.010 --> 0:21:00.710
<v S3>Yeah. In what way? Just feed the crowd.

0:21:00.740 --> 0:21:04.970
<v S9>Well, it's not just feed the crocs. It's. It's actually

0:21:05.119 --> 0:21:09.889
<v S9>shadowing our vessels and getting in front of them. You know,

0:21:09.890 --> 0:21:12.050
<v S9>seeing a croc out in the distance and getting in

0:21:12.050 --> 0:21:13.010
<v S9>front of them. Oh.

0:21:13.010 --> 0:21:15.240
<v S4>Crocodiles problems.

0:21:15.290 --> 0:21:15.979
<v S9>Yeah. That's it.

0:21:16.470 --> 0:21:20.510
<v S4>Flying croc hogs. Well, are you familiar with Wes over

0:21:20.510 --> 0:21:22.100
<v S4>at Spectacular? Tony?

0:21:22.100 --> 0:21:23.520
<v S9>Yeah, I know, yeah.

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<v S4>Okay, well, he would be the other participant in this

0:21:27.210 --> 0:21:30.560
<v S4>summit that we're holding. Would you be willing? I know

0:21:30.560 --> 0:21:33.020
<v S4>you're going to be on the Sunshine Coast, but would

0:21:33.020 --> 0:21:37.460
<v S4>you be willing to zoom in, like, virtually? Join us,

0:21:37.460 --> 0:21:43.490
<v S4>perhaps via zoom or FaceTime to sit down, look Wes

0:21:43.490 --> 0:21:46.760
<v S4>in the eye and just go? It's been a wild ride,

0:21:46.760 --> 0:21:50.090
<v S4>but I officially come here in the name of peace,

0:21:50.090 --> 0:21:53.390
<v S4>and you give each other one compliment and we all

0:21:53.390 --> 0:21:57.040
<v S4>shake hands and peace is struck in the north. Um.

0:21:57.800 --> 0:22:02.540
<v S9>It I guess I don't know. I'd probably like to

0:22:02.540 --> 0:22:04.189
<v S9>think that one through a little bit.

0:22:04.190 --> 0:22:06.050
<v S3>All right. Yeah, you can take that on notice and

0:22:06.050 --> 0:22:09.560
<v S3>have a think about it. And and then hopefully on

0:22:09.560 --> 0:22:14.690
<v S3>Saturday at around about 330 we hear you log in.

0:22:15.140 --> 0:22:18.320
<v S3>And I mean, if you'd like Tony to make it

0:22:18.320 --> 0:22:20.810
<v S3>even feel like you're there, we could get a mannequin

0:22:20.810 --> 0:22:23.450
<v S3>and replace the head with a computer. So it's just

0:22:23.450 --> 0:22:26.200
<v S3>your head and we could dress the mannequin like you dress. How?

0:22:26.420 --> 0:22:28.040
<v S3>What kind of outfit do you normally wear?

0:22:28.859 --> 0:22:33.080
<v S9>So I'm a dreadful dresser. Okay. Um. No.

0:22:33.150 --> 0:22:34.230
<v S3>Would that would that help?

0:22:34.869 --> 0:22:36.090
<v S9>No. Not really.

0:22:37.740 --> 0:22:40.230
<v S4>Well, you still might do that. I mean, just for the.

0:22:40.500 --> 0:22:42.030
<v S4>Just for the spectacle.

0:22:42.990 --> 0:22:44.100
<v S3>It would look great.

0:22:44.190 --> 0:22:46.560
<v S4>Yeah, you do that, we'll get a mannequin. Head is

0:22:46.560 --> 0:22:50.370
<v S4>a laptop. You pop up there. And what we're really.

0:22:50.369 --> 0:22:54.379
<v S4>Ideally the scenario would be, we'll say a few short remarks,

0:22:54.390 --> 0:22:59.040
<v S4>a formal recognizing that any previous shenanigans have now been

0:22:59.040 --> 0:23:01.889
<v S4>put to bed to close the chapter to this great

0:23:01.890 --> 0:23:03.180
<v S4>territory story.

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<v S9>Mm hmm. Leave it hanging with me till Friday.

0:23:08.250 --> 0:23:08.790
<v S4>Yeah.

0:23:08.820 --> 0:23:12.840
<v S3>Can I say it's not a no? You might join

0:23:12.840 --> 0:23:13.740
<v S3>us on Saturday.

0:23:14.600 --> 0:23:17.660
<v S9>Yeah I might. Yeah. I think that's probably the best

0:23:17.660 --> 0:23:21.230
<v S9>way to do it. And I'll. I'll make a decision

0:23:21.470 --> 0:23:24.200
<v S9>to what I'm going to do probably Friday night. So

0:23:24.200 --> 0:23:27.140
<v S9>that is still you know, it doesn't it gives you

0:23:27.140 --> 0:23:28.129
<v S9>enough time to.

0:23:29.030 --> 0:23:30.840
<v S11>I think. Yeah. Give it to give it.

0:23:30.930 --> 0:23:33.000
<v S9>Give the story a decent burial.

0:23:33.330 --> 0:23:33.930
<v S11>Well, we'll.

0:23:34.080 --> 0:23:38.310
<v S4>We'll be there. We'll be there in the dry scrub

0:23:38.310 --> 0:23:43.020
<v S4>land on Saturday afternoon. We'll hopefully still have Wes. We'll

0:23:43.020 --> 0:23:48.960
<v S4>wait for your call. Obviously, we can't force your attendance,

0:23:48.960 --> 0:23:52.050
<v S4>but you know where to find us at 330 on

0:23:52.050 --> 0:23:53.130
<v S4>Saturday afternoon.

0:23:53.940 --> 0:23:56.390
<v S9>Yeah, well, that's that's probably the best way.

0:23:56.460 --> 0:23:58.620
<v S4>Love it. Peace is always a positive step.

0:24:00.510 --> 0:24:03.120
<v S3>Thanks so much, mate, for taking our call. We will

0:24:03.119 --> 0:24:06.060
<v S3>wait with bated breath to see what happens on the weekend.

0:24:06.060 --> 0:24:09.120
<v S3>But take care yourself, mate. Okay. All right.

0:24:09.210 --> 0:24:10.560
<v S4>Good on your time. Bye.

0:24:10.859 --> 0:24:12.870
<v S9>Take em by facing the north.

0:24:14.400 --> 0:24:17.250
<v S4>Oh, I thought it was going to be more of

0:24:17.250 --> 0:24:23.280
<v S4>a yes. Yes. I'll be honest with you. All righty.

0:24:23.490 --> 0:24:25.860
<v S4>Thought it was a formality, to be honest. Exciting.

0:24:27.990 --> 0:24:32.520
<v S2>So Tony, the owner of original, had made a lukewarm

0:24:32.850 --> 0:24:38.550
<v S2>sort of definitely, maybe commitment to join the boys on

0:24:38.550 --> 0:24:43.379
<v S2>zoom at 330 Saturday for peace talks with Wes.

0:24:43.710 --> 0:24:47.340
<v S9>I don't know. I'd probably like to think that one

0:24:47.340 --> 0:24:48.300
<v S9>through a little bit.

0:24:48.450 --> 0:24:51.780
<v S2>And he really liked the idea of the mannequin dressed

0:24:51.780 --> 0:24:57.900
<v S2>like him with an iPad for a face. Oh, surely

0:24:57.900 --> 0:25:01.109
<v S2>it was all pointing to him turning up on zoom?

0:25:01.350 --> 0:25:02.410
<v S9>Yeah, I might.

0:25:02.430 --> 0:25:06.000
<v S2>Well, that's good enough for this podcast. So it was

0:25:06.000 --> 0:25:09.840
<v S2>time to hit the dirt roads out to spectacular croc

0:25:09.840 --> 0:25:13.410
<v S2>jumping tours to try and lock in. Wes.

0:25:14.680 --> 0:25:18.670
<v S4>All right. And we've just pulled down the three kilometer

0:25:18.670 --> 0:25:24.040
<v S4>corrugated dirt track to your liking. Not great to get

0:25:24.040 --> 0:25:26.790
<v S4>here to spectacular croc jumping tours. Yes.

0:25:26.800 --> 0:25:29.649
<v S3>Jack keeps asking, can we stay till Wednesday? And I

0:25:29.650 --> 0:25:30.639
<v S3>don't know why.

0:25:30.820 --> 0:25:34.540
<v S4>Jack. Why? What's happening Wednesday night at the. At the pub? No.

0:25:34.930 --> 0:25:36.760
<v S4>Why do you want. Why did you book a flight

0:25:36.760 --> 0:25:40.180
<v S4>back for Wednesday morning and ask if you could do

0:25:40.180 --> 0:25:43.660
<v S4>your radio show from here on Thursday? I don't know

0:25:43.660 --> 0:25:46.630
<v S4>what's not. What's chippy night that you can't tell. Oh,

0:25:46.630 --> 0:25:47.950
<v S4>I know what you were saying. I mean.

0:25:49.060 --> 0:25:51.700
<v S7>I actually don't know what happens on Wednesday night. Oh,

0:25:51.700 --> 0:25:52.240
<v S7>I heard.

0:25:53.260 --> 0:25:55.360
<v S4>You don't have to do your rehearsals to us. Just

0:25:55.359 --> 0:25:57.400
<v S4>say it for the first time to Bianca, and just

0:25:57.400 --> 0:25:58.690
<v S4>say it as if you believe it.

0:25:59.440 --> 0:26:02.470
<v S3>Jack. Well, you weren't there when we heard from Renee. No, but.

0:26:02.650 --> 0:26:05.710
<v S7>From from the gig. Schoolboy giggling up the front, guessing

0:26:05.710 --> 0:26:06.490
<v S7>what it's about.

0:26:06.910 --> 0:26:10.090
<v S4>I mean, it was one of the great lines, but anyway,

0:26:10.090 --> 0:26:13.990
<v S4>here we are. We're here. It's Saturday, so tops are on.

0:26:15.520 --> 0:26:18.369
<v S4>We're here unfortunately for tops on Saturday. Although I mean

0:26:18.369 --> 0:26:20.680
<v S4>tops are on, but sleeves are never on in the territory.

0:26:20.680 --> 0:26:23.020
<v S4>We look like an absolute couple. We look like a

0:26:23.020 --> 0:26:25.870
<v S4>carload of idiots for walking around in t shirts instead

0:26:25.869 --> 0:26:26.320
<v S4>of singlets.

0:26:26.320 --> 0:26:29.230
<v S3>However, yeah, we are not playing favorites here, but we

0:26:29.230 --> 0:26:31.840
<v S3>want to experience a tour. And of course original has

0:26:31.840 --> 0:26:34.330
<v S3>shut down last weekend.

0:26:34.869 --> 0:26:37.510
<v S4>So being convenient timing of our piece to it, we want.

0:26:37.510 --> 0:26:42.340
<v S3>To confirm with the businesses, but where's is here? And

0:26:42.340 --> 0:26:46.540
<v S3>that he'll come to the peace treaty meeting. Now here's

0:26:46.540 --> 0:26:50.170
<v S3>another update. We haven't heard from Tony, he said. He

0:26:50.170 --> 0:26:52.540
<v S3>said Trish, I'll think about it. He said he'd tell

0:26:52.540 --> 0:26:54.220
<v S3>us Friday night. He hasn't. He said he's still thinking

0:26:54.220 --> 0:26:57.190
<v S3>about it. We're trying to make the 330 timeline. All right.

0:26:57.190 --> 0:26:58.720
<v S4>So here we are. We're at Spectre. I can't believe

0:26:58.720 --> 0:27:01.359
<v S4>we've talked about this place all year. Spectacular croc jumping tours.

0:27:01.359 --> 0:27:03.639
<v S4>We're in the car park. We're about to go, and

0:27:03.640 --> 0:27:05.050
<v S4>we're about to see a croc jump out of the

0:27:05.050 --> 0:27:08.960
<v S4>water for a chicken on a stick. Get fired up. Yeah,

0:27:09.130 --> 0:27:11.620
<v S4>get fired up about the concept. I mean, that's the

0:27:11.619 --> 0:27:13.240
<v S4>that's the business side of things.

0:27:13.240 --> 0:27:14.440
<v S3>And here, where's his side.

0:27:14.440 --> 0:27:16.330
<v S4>Of the story? Where's face to face? Like a lot

0:27:16.330 --> 0:27:18.070
<v S4>is about to happen. We're going to hear where's the

0:27:18.070 --> 0:27:22.300
<v S4>side of the story. Reconfirm reconfirmed that it's 330 at

0:27:22.300 --> 0:27:25.360
<v S4>the blocks by the way. Yep I got the box 330.

0:27:25.540 --> 0:27:27.490
<v S4>That is when the peace talks are on. We've been

0:27:27.490 --> 0:27:30.280
<v S4>to the pub. We've met Renee. Yes. Let's go meet with.

0:27:30.280 --> 0:27:33.430
<v S4>Let's see a croc jump. Yeah. Great. How are you feeling, Jack?

0:27:33.430 --> 0:27:33.730
<v S4>What do you.

0:27:33.730 --> 0:27:34.479
<v S3>Need? This is going.

0:27:34.480 --> 0:27:37.150
<v S7>To sound a bit weak, but when the road out

0:27:37.150 --> 0:27:40.600
<v S7>here was really bumpy, I've actually hurt my neck well.

0:27:49.580 --> 0:27:54.379
<v S4>We know we're trying to win a peace prize. We

0:27:54.380 --> 0:28:00.290
<v S4>just do not hear many peace convoys go. We. I'm sorry,

0:28:00.410 --> 0:28:02.510
<v S4>a North Korea. I've got a I'm not going to

0:28:02.510 --> 0:28:04.790
<v S4>be able to make it. I stubbed my toe.

0:28:05.540 --> 0:28:08.300
<v S7>I'm just finding it hard to look as far left

0:28:08.300 --> 0:28:09.260
<v S7>as I can. Right.

0:28:09.440 --> 0:28:10.699
<v S3>So which which side.

0:28:10.700 --> 0:28:12.619
<v S4>Of the bus would you like to. Which would you

0:28:12.619 --> 0:28:13.760
<v S4>like us to ask for?

0:28:13.790 --> 0:28:15.080
<v S3>Which side of the boat you need to be on there?

0:28:15.290 --> 0:28:15.810
<v S4>Well, you.

0:28:15.810 --> 0:28:18.080
<v S7>Use keep a lookout on my left side for Crocs,

0:28:18.080 --> 0:28:19.460
<v S7>I guess because I can't.

0:28:20.330 --> 0:28:22.430
<v S3>They don't come out. You don't have to protect yourself.

0:28:22.450 --> 0:28:24.080
<v S4>So would you like to? Why don't you just sit

0:28:24.080 --> 0:28:27.139
<v S4>facing out and we'll ask if the crocodiles could leap

0:28:27.140 --> 0:28:29.450
<v S4>up on the side of the boat you're on. Yeah, well.

0:28:29.450 --> 0:28:30.949
<v S7>I can if I need to see. I can see

0:28:30.950 --> 0:28:32.810
<v S7>him on any side just by turning my whole body.

0:28:32.810 --> 0:28:37.100
<v S7>But I can't. I can't move my neck as freely

0:28:37.100 --> 0:28:38.210
<v S7>as I usually do.

0:28:40.130 --> 0:28:40.640
<v S6>Sorry.

0:28:40.640 --> 0:28:42.200
<v S7>I thought it just I thought.

0:28:43.280 --> 0:28:44.320
<v S4>That's good to know. It's good.

0:28:44.360 --> 0:28:46.670
<v S3>Some tactic to get us to come back on Wednesday.

0:28:49.310 --> 0:28:51.560
<v S4>I know the real test. Bring him back on Wednesday

0:28:51.560 --> 0:28:54.740
<v S4>and put them to his left. Oh, see the nicks better.

0:28:56.670 --> 0:28:58.780
<v S4>It's whipping all over the place down post.

0:29:01.250 --> 0:29:01.820
<v S7>All right, let's go.

0:29:02.030 --> 0:29:04.010
<v S4>All right, you brave souls. Let's go.

0:29:06.380 --> 0:29:11.030
<v S2>Oh, now, Wounded Warriors of peace jumped on board a

0:29:11.030 --> 0:29:15.470
<v S2>spectacular boat and headed out onto the Adelaide River, where

0:29:15.470 --> 0:29:18.930
<v S2>they were joined by the CEO of spectacular.

0:29:18.950 --> 0:29:21.770
<v S4>Well, what a spectacular day for it. So always a

0:29:21.770 --> 0:29:24.770
<v S4>good day out on the river, mate. Spectacular. We. It

0:29:24.770 --> 0:29:28.520
<v S4>feels wild to be here after so much, so much.

0:29:28.520 --> 0:29:31.190
<v S4>Thinking about this day. We're finally on the river. We

0:29:31.190 --> 0:29:33.410
<v S4>were on board. Spectacular croc jumping to us. Not because

0:29:33.410 --> 0:29:34.430
<v S4>we're playing favorites.

0:29:34.610 --> 0:29:36.890
<v S3>Just because you're open, you're. Yeah.

0:29:38.060 --> 0:29:39.470
<v S4>First thing we have to do is we say we

0:29:39.470 --> 0:29:43.520
<v S4>saw the bridge. Now we obviously veered straight away from

0:29:43.520 --> 0:29:43.969
<v S4>the bridge.

0:29:43.970 --> 0:29:47.440
<v S3>We went north. That's a good thing. Abiding by the rules. Absolutely.

0:29:47.450 --> 0:29:50.900
<v S3>When did the bridge rule come in? Long before I

0:29:50.900 --> 0:29:54.100
<v S3>took over with spectacular. So I've been here for five years. Yeah.

0:29:54.140 --> 0:29:56.840
<v S3>And what do you think brought on the bridge rule? Uh,

0:29:57.350 --> 0:29:59.570
<v S3>I've heard lots of different stories. And when I took

0:29:59.570 --> 0:30:00.650
<v S3>over here, I've got email.

0:30:00.650 --> 0:30:03.860
<v S12>Chains that go back many, many years. Give us your best.

0:30:04.760 --> 0:30:06.770
<v S7>The crocodile. Crocodile? Oh.

0:30:07.250 --> 0:30:08.090
<v S4>Thank you, Jack.

0:30:08.180 --> 0:30:11.600
<v S3>Local. It's out to. It's it's out to Jack's. Right.

0:30:11.600 --> 0:30:12.410
<v S3>That's how he saw it.

0:30:12.410 --> 0:30:16.600
<v S4>Local Territorians. Jack post. Always on the lookout. Good spot. Jacko.

0:30:17.630 --> 0:30:20.780
<v S12>No, as far as I'm aware, there was a previous

0:30:20.780 --> 0:30:24.050
<v S12>manager here between the previous owners, a spectacular, and a

0:30:24.050 --> 0:30:27.590
<v S12>Ricky Aboriginal Corporation taking it over. There was a great

0:30:27.590 --> 0:30:29.390
<v S12>deal of fighting between the two of them, and it

0:30:29.390 --> 0:30:31.880
<v S12>resulted in all sorts of silliness. Yeah.

0:30:32.180 --> 0:30:34.040
<v S4>Give us the top three silly incidents.

0:30:34.040 --> 0:30:39.080
<v S12>Well, it's far as I'm aware that particular altercation wound

0:30:39.080 --> 0:30:43.280
<v S12>up with original coming down below the bridge about 15

0:30:43.280 --> 0:30:47.330
<v S12>minutes before each each tour to basically fill up the

0:30:47.330 --> 0:30:49.280
<v S12>crocodiles at this end of the river with food before

0:30:49.280 --> 0:30:50.090
<v S12>our boats went out.

0:30:50.090 --> 0:30:52.070
<v S4>Oh, and a full croc won't jump.

0:30:52.070 --> 0:30:54.800
<v S12>Well, basically, there's no point if you've already been already

0:30:54.800 --> 0:30:55.970
<v S12>had a fed, why would you go and do some

0:30:55.970 --> 0:30:56.350
<v S12>more work?

0:30:56.360 --> 0:30:57.740
<v S4>Yeah, that's a good sneaky trick.

0:30:58.130 --> 0:31:00.800
<v S12>So that apparently went on for a while, and that

0:31:00.800 --> 0:31:03.620
<v S12>resulted in all sorts of fights and bits and pieces.

0:31:03.890 --> 0:31:06.770
<v S4>Jack, is that the crocodile you called? Yeah, it's like

0:31:06.800 --> 0:31:07.520
<v S4>a goanna.

0:31:07.760 --> 0:31:10.790
<v S7>Technically cook it all like it's a baby, right?

0:31:10.790 --> 0:31:14.290
<v S3>Well, in some, in some respects harder to to point out, Jacko.

0:31:14.300 --> 0:31:16.520
<v S3>So that would be not as exciting.

0:31:16.520 --> 0:31:17.750
<v S7>How old is that, crocodile?

0:31:17.750 --> 0:31:22.400
<v S12>Was I genuinely. It could be. I'd say under ten minutes.

0:31:24.650 --> 0:31:27.080
<v S12>Maybe under 3 or 4 years. What do you reckon, Wookie? Yeah,

0:31:27.260 --> 0:31:28.219
<v S12>2 to 3 at most.

0:31:28.220 --> 0:31:29.120
<v S3>Yeah. Really?

0:31:29.960 --> 0:31:33.709
<v S4>Okay. So sorry we were. That gives it some realism though,

0:31:33.710 --> 0:31:35.900
<v S4>doesn't it? Having a chat with the crocodile, we.

0:31:36.230 --> 0:31:37.190
<v S12>Just randomly turn up.

0:31:37.520 --> 0:31:40.580
<v S3>We heard from a bloke at the pub. Where's that?

0:31:40.580 --> 0:31:45.050
<v S3>That said, there was a sideswipe from one boat to

0:31:45.050 --> 0:31:46.850
<v S3>another at one point. Does that ever happen?

0:31:46.850 --> 0:31:49.220
<v S12>I'm not aware of anything. He thought it.

0:31:49.220 --> 0:31:50.420
<v S4>Was like in the 90s.

0:31:50.420 --> 0:31:53.600
<v S12>No? Well, it could well be the I personally work

0:31:53.600 --> 0:31:56.480
<v S12>for for Sony down at original.

0:31:56.480 --> 0:32:00.950
<v S3>Really? You jumped ship? Well, literally 20 years ago, five.

0:32:00.950 --> 0:32:01.850
<v S12>26 years ago.

0:32:01.850 --> 0:32:02.420
<v S4>Okay.

0:32:02.870 --> 0:32:03.190
<v S12>Um.

0:32:04.010 --> 0:32:05.960
<v S3>Were you part of the shenanigans at original?

0:32:06.680 --> 0:32:11.120
<v S12>Yeah, yeah. So I was loyal to a paycheck.

0:32:11.930 --> 0:32:14.960
<v S4>Okay, so you've conducted operations on both sides.

0:32:15.350 --> 0:32:16.820
<v S3>I did, for a little while. I was.

0:32:17.000 --> 0:32:17.570
<v S12>I was.

0:32:18.320 --> 0:32:18.950
<v S4>Mercenary.

0:32:19.250 --> 0:32:22.010
<v S12>Well, yeah. Look, I want a paycheck.

0:32:22.010 --> 0:32:23.630
<v S4>Yeah, well, we get it. What?

0:32:23.630 --> 0:32:24.410
<v S3>What did you do?

0:32:24.920 --> 0:32:26.690
<v S12>Things like? We had.

0:32:26.690 --> 0:32:27.530
<v S3>It used to have a huge.

0:32:27.530 --> 0:32:29.120
<v S12>Road sign on the back of a vehicle, and it

0:32:29.120 --> 0:32:31.670
<v S12>was really silly, but we used to have to go

0:32:31.670 --> 0:32:34.190
<v S12>down and park at our front gate every drive. The

0:32:34.190 --> 0:32:35.750
<v S12>3 or 4 K's down the road every day and

0:32:35.750 --> 0:32:37.010
<v S12>park it at our front gate.

0:32:37.010 --> 0:32:37.709
<v S3>I think it's.

0:32:37.730 --> 0:32:39.380
<v S12>Spectacular. Spectacular.

0:32:39.380 --> 0:32:42.170
<v S4>So you cover their sign? Yeah, yeah, great. Because we

0:32:42.170 --> 0:32:44.660
<v S4>notice out on the highway now coming in, there's still

0:32:44.660 --> 0:32:48.000
<v S4>a sign from original saying. As you head down here

0:32:48.000 --> 0:32:49.950
<v S4>to spectacular, there's a sign that goes, if you're looking

0:32:49.950 --> 0:32:52.190
<v S4>for original, turn around and go another three kilometres.

0:32:52.200 --> 0:32:53.550
<v S12>That's a bugbear of mine.

0:32:53.550 --> 0:32:58.230
<v S4>That's how when you were coming into a live situation

0:32:58.230 --> 0:33:02.040
<v S4>that needs peace, when you've got competing signs steering each

0:33:02.040 --> 0:33:03.650
<v S4>other away from each other's businesses.

0:33:03.660 --> 0:33:08.850
<v S12>The sign, the sign thing has always been a constant

0:33:08.850 --> 0:33:12.480
<v S12>fight between the two of them. At one stage, one

0:33:12.480 --> 0:33:15.660
<v S12>of the operators here, I said, had 16 road signs

0:33:15.660 --> 0:33:16.950
<v S12>in a two kilometre space.

0:33:18.960 --> 0:33:21.209
<v S4>It seems to me you know how they talk about like, oh, look,

0:33:21.210 --> 0:33:23.010
<v S4>Russia and America might not go to war, but there'll

0:33:23.010 --> 0:33:25.760
<v S4>be a cyber war. Yeah, right. It seems they sign wars.

0:33:25.770 --> 0:33:28.880
<v S4>This is a sign of cyber war. This seems like that.

0:33:28.920 --> 0:33:30.840
<v S12>As a sign. Sign? Arms race. Yeah.

0:33:30.840 --> 0:33:34.430
<v S4>This seems like the main weapon is signs and signage. Yeah,

0:33:34.440 --> 0:33:37.410
<v S4>it is like cross, isn't it? Very territorial. Just fighting

0:33:37.410 --> 0:33:38.220
<v S4>for your patch of river.

0:33:38.460 --> 0:33:40.230
<v S12>I'll give him full credit for some of the things

0:33:40.230 --> 0:33:41.370
<v S12>that he's done in the past.

0:33:41.370 --> 0:33:43.380
<v S3>How is your relationship with him now?

0:33:43.410 --> 0:33:45.780
<v S12>It's not bad, like I. I get on all right,

0:33:45.990 --> 0:33:48.540
<v S12>like I don't have to duck the next time I

0:33:48.540 --> 0:33:49.470
<v S12>see him. Well, we.

0:33:49.470 --> 0:33:53.100
<v S4>Hope that could be this afternoon. Whereas because we're here,

0:33:53.130 --> 0:33:55.800
<v S4>we're on the river. We've come to make peace. Even

0:33:55.800 --> 0:34:00.300
<v S4>though he's not in business currently, we still think peace

0:34:00.300 --> 0:34:01.740
<v S4>is a worthy pursuit.

0:34:01.740 --> 0:34:02.340
<v S12>Oh, absolutely.

0:34:02.340 --> 0:34:02.820
<v S3>Bygones.

0:34:02.910 --> 0:34:03.750
<v S4>Do you think it is?

0:34:03.750 --> 0:34:04.990
<v S3>Well he does, yes.

0:34:05.010 --> 0:34:07.320
<v S4>We said yes. So it's not just a trip so

0:34:07.320 --> 0:34:08.970
<v S4>we can come up here and see crocodiles and ride

0:34:08.969 --> 0:34:11.400
<v S4>jet skis and stay at the casino. It's a real

0:34:11.400 --> 0:34:15.450
<v S4>peace trip, and we want it to happen this afternoon

0:34:15.450 --> 0:34:18.479
<v S4>in about about half an hour's time. All right, now

0:34:18.480 --> 0:34:21.810
<v S4>we've got our location. You're willing to be there is. Absolutely.

0:34:22.110 --> 0:34:24.000
<v S4>Tony says he's thinking about it.

0:34:24.900 --> 0:34:25.800
<v S12>That'll be interesting.

0:34:25.800 --> 0:34:30.239
<v S4>I've got five different plaques that will celebrate the various

0:34:30.239 --> 0:34:33.780
<v S4>outcomes depending on whether or not Tony was there. But

0:34:33.780 --> 0:34:36.509
<v S4>I needed you there, whereas we needed you there because

0:34:36.630 --> 0:34:38.670
<v S4>we can't have a peace deal without any side of

0:34:38.670 --> 0:34:39.450
<v S4>the parties there.

0:34:39.450 --> 0:34:40.290
<v S12>Let's let's do it.

0:34:40.290 --> 0:34:42.330
<v S4>Let's do it. Let's do it. All right. We'll finish

0:34:42.330 --> 0:34:44.520
<v S4>the tour. We'll hop off and go and get organised.

0:34:44.520 --> 0:34:47.190
<v S4>Fingers crossed Tony shows up. Let it be known. We

0:34:47.190 --> 0:34:48.860
<v S4>can still do a peace deal with one side. Andy,

0:34:48.870 --> 0:34:49.650
<v S4>do you agree?

0:34:49.650 --> 0:34:52.710
<v S3>Oh, totally. And. And can I just say spectacular out here?

0:34:52.920 --> 0:34:55.520
<v S4>It is spectacular out here. Can't recommend it. Hollywood.

0:34:55.530 --> 0:34:57.540
<v S12>Well it's a very original tour.

0:34:59.280 --> 0:35:03.359
<v S4>Well that is debatable, but. All right. Thanks, boys. We'll

0:35:03.360 --> 0:35:04.170
<v S4>see you at the peace deal.

0:35:04.170 --> 0:35:04.500
<v S3>All right.

0:35:04.770 --> 0:35:05.730
<v S4>Look forward to this, mate.

0:35:11.010 --> 0:35:14.670
<v S2>To recap, the Hamish and Andy podcast is on an

0:35:14.670 --> 0:35:18.840
<v S2>epic mission in the Northern Territory to bring peace in

0:35:18.840 --> 0:35:22.950
<v S2>the North and end a decades long feud between two

0:35:22.950 --> 0:35:27.870
<v S2>Jumping Croc tours. Anticipation was high for the 3:30 p.m.

0:35:27.870 --> 0:35:32.790
<v S2>Peace Summit, which was to be attended by Wes from spectacular. Absolutely.

0:35:32.790 --> 0:35:36.200
<v S2>And maybe by Tony from original.

0:35:36.210 --> 0:35:37.069
<v S9>Yeah, I might.

0:35:37.080 --> 0:35:41.819
<v S2>So in the shadow of the disputed Territory Bridge, we

0:35:41.820 --> 0:35:45.569
<v S2>join our intrepid peace mission from the carpark of the

0:35:45.570 --> 0:35:49.890
<v S2>recently closed original croc jumping tours.

0:35:50.280 --> 0:35:52.719
<v S3>Where the original. Yeah. Are you nervous?

0:35:52.739 --> 0:35:54.600
<v S4>Yeah, we can see. We can see. The boarded up

0:35:54.600 --> 0:35:57.120
<v S4>original croc jumping to is in the background.

0:35:57.120 --> 0:36:00.630
<v S3>Wes was happy to come to original turf. He's happy

0:36:00.630 --> 0:36:02.670
<v S3>to play an away game, which was nice of him.

0:36:02.670 --> 0:36:04.650
<v S7>Yeah, especially because the guy who's playing a home game

0:36:04.650 --> 0:36:05.310
<v S7>isn't here.

0:36:06.390 --> 0:36:09.750
<v S4>That is rare. Isn't it rare for the home team

0:36:09.750 --> 0:36:12.660
<v S4>to take a holiday? Yeah, for the big match. However,

0:36:12.660 --> 0:36:15.029
<v S4>we push on with negotiations. Andy.

0:36:15.270 --> 0:36:17.460
<v S3>15 minutes. We've got, by the way, 15 minutes. And

0:36:17.460 --> 0:36:20.850
<v S3>then we either we either know he meant to call

0:36:20.850 --> 0:36:22.410
<v S3>him or 15 minutes, he either picks up or he doesn't.

0:36:22.620 --> 0:36:25.890
<v S4>Pace or not, I can't believe. Just take a moment

0:36:25.890 --> 0:36:27.900
<v S4>for a second to think about how long this has

0:36:27.900 --> 0:36:30.390
<v S4>been and how many options we had to Peter this

0:36:30.390 --> 0:36:33.430
<v S4>thing out and we didn't take him. That's really like,

0:36:33.450 --> 0:36:36.270
<v S4>that's one victory for for the show, isn't it? Is

0:36:36.270 --> 0:36:36.689
<v S4>there a plaque.

0:36:36.690 --> 0:36:37.590
<v S3>That reflects that.

0:36:39.090 --> 0:36:42.210
<v S4>The blocks are pretty triumphant, right? Okay. Well here's the

0:36:42.330 --> 0:36:46.500
<v S4>here's the thing. Yeah. I got us five plaques that

0:36:46.500 --> 0:36:51.989
<v S4>I think cover off most of the permutations that we

0:36:51.989 --> 0:36:54.540
<v S4>could face. I realized I didn't have one that covers

0:36:54.540 --> 0:36:57.750
<v S4>off with saying I'm not coming either. Okay. But you

0:36:57.750 --> 0:37:01.919
<v S4>know what? I might I might actually have that. Okay.

0:37:01.920 --> 0:37:05.820
<v S4>Plaque number one, if things go really well, we will

0:37:05.820 --> 0:37:09.870
<v S4>lay this plaque down in 15 minutes time on this site.

0:37:09.870 --> 0:37:13.170
<v S4>A business piece was negotiated between spectacular croc jumping tours

0:37:13.170 --> 0:37:15.780
<v S4>and original croc jumping tours by the Hamish and Eddie podcast.

0:37:15.780 --> 0:37:19.380
<v S4>The piece is valid regardless of operational status of either company.

0:37:19.560 --> 0:37:23.190
<v S4>Date of peace mid to late 2023. Now I did

0:37:23.190 --> 0:37:26.340
<v S4>that so in future generations they don't pin the date

0:37:26.340 --> 0:37:28.320
<v S4>on us to go. Hang on. Didn't original close the

0:37:28.320 --> 0:37:32.160
<v S4>weekend before so let's just keep the dates vague. That's plaque.

0:37:32.160 --> 0:37:33.870
<v S3>Keep that on hand because that's the one.

0:37:34.290 --> 0:37:36.479
<v S4>That's the one. That's what we hope to lay down

0:37:36.480 --> 0:37:37.920
<v S4>as we try.

0:37:37.920 --> 0:37:39.540
<v S3>Tony for the fifth time.

0:37:39.540 --> 0:37:39.840
<v S4>Yeah.

0:37:40.350 --> 0:37:42.780
<v S3>He hasn't picked up. So we can start to probably

0:37:42.780 --> 0:37:43.920
<v S3>put that plaque back.

0:37:43.920 --> 0:37:45.930
<v S4>If we can't get Tony on the phone, we then

0:37:45.930 --> 0:37:49.140
<v S4>move to this. On this site, a small business piece

0:37:49.140 --> 0:37:51.960
<v S4>was proposed by the Hamish Nandi Podcast and two local

0:37:51.960 --> 0:37:55.560
<v S4>croc jumping operations. Sadly, due to logistical difficulties, not everyone

0:37:55.560 --> 0:37:58.260
<v S4>could be present to achieve a definitive result. But the

0:37:58.260 --> 0:38:01.050
<v S4>feeling on this day was certainly one of peace which counts.

0:38:01.200 --> 0:38:09.390
<v S4>Great date of feeling mid to late 2023. Lock number three. Yes,

0:38:09.690 --> 0:38:13.200
<v S4>this keeps it vague. Okay. On this site, the concept

0:38:13.200 --> 0:38:16.739
<v S4>of business peace between spectacular tours and original camping tours

0:38:16.739 --> 0:38:21.180
<v S4>was discussed and celebrated as a concept. I was facilitated

0:38:21.180 --> 0:38:22.420
<v S4>by the ABC 90 podcast.

0:38:22.560 --> 0:38:23.370
<v S3>Neither of them rock up.

0:38:23.489 --> 0:38:25.290
<v S4>That's if neither of them rock up. And it's also

0:38:25.290 --> 0:38:28.380
<v S4>if they turn up and they say, where's they're not

0:38:28.380 --> 0:38:29.310
<v S4>that keen.

0:38:29.310 --> 0:38:31.110
<v S7>Yeah. Or they don't give compliments or something.

0:38:31.590 --> 0:38:33.000
<v S4>So they're not willing to follow through on all the

0:38:33.000 --> 0:38:35.910
<v S4>stipulations of the piece. But we can still say without lying,

0:38:35.910 --> 0:38:38.460
<v S4>it was discussed and celebrated as a concept.

0:38:38.460 --> 0:38:42.870
<v S3>If one calls the other one, that's. Yeah, yeah, that's

0:38:42.870 --> 0:38:44.070
<v S3>what we're reaching for because.

0:38:44.070 --> 0:38:47.670
<v S4>We'll be celebrating pieces of concept. Yes. And the discussions

0:38:47.670 --> 0:38:49.950
<v S4>were facilitated by us. So that's a good note. I

0:38:49.950 --> 0:38:50.670
<v S4>feel like we've got all.

0:38:50.670 --> 0:38:52.230
<v S3>Bases covered, but I still see two.

0:38:52.230 --> 0:38:56.859
<v S4>More plaques. Yeah. Okay. On this site, plaques. Number four,

0:38:56.860 --> 0:38:59.190
<v S4>a small business piece was rejected by one or more

0:38:59.190 --> 0:39:01.530
<v S4>parties involved in the podcast. And that's more if we

0:39:01.530 --> 0:39:03.660
<v S4>want to go honest broker in the piece in the

0:39:03.660 --> 0:39:06.299
<v S4>North croc jumping business peace talks date of rejection. This

0:39:06.300 --> 0:39:08.850
<v S4>is actually the only plaque that covers a flat out loss.

0:39:08.969 --> 0:39:09.209
<v S13>Yeah.

0:39:09.870 --> 0:39:11.910
<v S4>Which I just thought of. Throw it in there as

0:39:11.910 --> 0:39:13.710
<v S4>an option. I'm not I'm not a fan of it

0:39:13.710 --> 0:39:16.200
<v S4>because it paints us like a failure. Failure? Yeah. But

0:39:16.200 --> 0:39:17.819
<v S4>I don't mind. The idea.

0:39:18.540 --> 0:39:19.500
<v S3>Is not I don't.

0:39:19.500 --> 0:39:21.420
<v S4>Mind the idea of being the world's, I would say

0:39:21.420 --> 0:39:23.460
<v S4>only plaque that commemorates.

0:39:23.460 --> 0:39:24.300
<v S7>Something that it.

0:39:24.780 --> 0:39:25.350
<v S3>Didn't like.

0:39:25.710 --> 0:39:28.440
<v S4>On this site. We invited the Prime Minister to come

0:39:28.440 --> 0:39:33.810
<v S4>and open the building. He couldn't make it. I like

0:39:33.810 --> 0:39:36.180
<v S4>the idea of a very honest. That's good. Yes, final

0:39:36.180 --> 0:39:39.870
<v S4>plaque is just the best. Not lying I could think of. Okay, right.

0:39:39.870 --> 0:39:42.780
<v S4>This makes it sound no matter what the result. This

0:39:42.780 --> 0:39:45.660
<v S4>just makes it sound like a win for us boys. Regardless,

0:39:46.320 --> 0:39:48.480
<v S4>on this side, the Hamish and Andy podcast weighed up

0:39:48.480 --> 0:39:51.900
<v S4>all available evidence in the rivalry between original croc jumping

0:39:51.930 --> 0:39:54.719
<v S4>tours and spectacular jumping tours, and we're very happy to

0:39:54.719 --> 0:40:00.750
<v S4>triumphantly proclaim peace in the North. That's perfect date of

0:40:00.750 --> 0:40:04.140
<v S4>triumph mid to late 2023. So. So when you dig

0:40:04.140 --> 0:40:05.790
<v S4>into it, all we have to do is weigh up

0:40:05.790 --> 0:40:08.700
<v S4>the evidence and see if we were still happy to

0:40:08.700 --> 0:40:11.360
<v S4>try and. Simply proclaim peace in the North.

0:40:11.870 --> 0:40:14.180
<v S7>And I get a good feeling that we will keep.

0:40:14.300 --> 0:40:16.460
<v S4>Well, let's just see which one we go with.

0:40:16.469 --> 0:40:19.520
<v S3>Yes. Well, let's set up a table outside. We've got

0:40:19.520 --> 0:40:20.270
<v S3>a mannequin. Yeah.

0:40:20.900 --> 0:40:22.460
<v S4>You got a mannequin. We're going to gaffer tape the

0:40:22.460 --> 0:40:23.360
<v S4>iPad to its head.

0:40:23.360 --> 0:40:25.910
<v S3>And I think we've got the best replica we can

0:40:25.910 --> 0:40:28.280
<v S3>of Tony's clothes, so I think we might not even

0:40:28.280 --> 0:40:29.000
<v S3>tell the difference.

0:40:29.480 --> 0:40:34.820
<v S4>Oh, yeah, he should fall for it. You guys ready

0:40:34.820 --> 0:40:37.850
<v S4>to bring peace to the north? Yes, yes, yes, boys.

0:40:37.850 --> 0:40:40.190
<v S3>Peace to all. Peace to us. Jet ski to. It

0:40:40.190 --> 0:40:41.629
<v S3>is also into our jet ski.

0:40:41.630 --> 0:40:43.820
<v S4>Soon. Then we go check in at the castle. Okay?

0:40:44.600 --> 0:40:50.900
<v S2>And so it was time. Mannequin in place. Zoom meeting online.

0:40:50.900 --> 0:40:54.830
<v S2>Agents of peace at the ready. All the boys needed

0:40:54.830 --> 0:40:59.270
<v S2>now was both Tony and Wes to come together in

0:40:59.270 --> 0:41:01.760
<v S2>the name of peace in the North.

0:41:02.180 --> 0:41:04.460
<v S4>Here we are. We're at the negotiating table. Where's? He's

0:41:04.460 --> 0:41:07.280
<v S4>not here yet. The zoom waiting room is waiting. Ready?

0:41:07.280 --> 0:41:08.989
<v S4>We're just. We've just set everything up. We've got a

0:41:08.989 --> 0:41:11.690
<v S4>giant crocs skull on the table. I think.

0:41:11.840 --> 0:41:15.920
<v S3>A perfectly portioned mannequin for Tony with a shirt that

0:41:15.920 --> 0:41:17.060
<v S3>he would normally wear.

0:41:17.060 --> 0:41:21.110
<v S4>And iPad gaffer taped to the head of the mannequins.

0:41:21.110 --> 0:41:24.230
<v S3>Where's this arriving? Yes. God, yes, it would have. That

0:41:24.230 --> 0:41:25.910
<v S3>would have been the all time stitch up if he

0:41:25.910 --> 0:41:28.010
<v S3>just told us to our face that he was going

0:41:28.010 --> 0:41:29.060
<v S3>to come and then didn't turn up.

0:41:29.150 --> 0:41:30.830
<v S4>We have the plaque for it though we do have.

0:41:31.310 --> 0:41:33.230
<v S4>We do the plaque. We have the plaque for it.

0:41:33.230 --> 0:41:35.000
<v S4>What have we got, Jack? You've got the plaques.

0:41:35.000 --> 0:41:37.580
<v S7>I've got all five plaques. And from here we've got

0:41:37.580 --> 0:41:39.620
<v S7>a great view of the actual bridge as well, which

0:41:39.620 --> 0:41:41.870
<v S7>is the dividing point between the two. You can understand

0:41:41.870 --> 0:41:42.420
<v S7>it to us, Jack.

0:41:42.469 --> 0:41:44.720
<v S3>Understand why now? We wouldn't do a meeting on it.

0:41:44.719 --> 0:41:47.240
<v S3>It's like a thoroughfare, semi-trailer freeway. It'd be.

0:41:47.239 --> 0:41:49.430
<v S7>No make no sense for this table. And these chairs

0:41:49.430 --> 0:41:50.839
<v S7>set up to be in the middle of the bridge?

0:41:50.840 --> 0:41:52.520
<v S4>No. What? It makes sense for you to be strapping

0:41:52.520 --> 0:41:55.330
<v S4>C4 to it right now to blow it up the.

0:41:55.489 --> 0:41:57.620
<v S7>I don't know, having been here and seeing that people

0:41:57.620 --> 0:41:58.910
<v S7>use it to get from one side of the river

0:41:58.910 --> 0:42:00.739
<v S7>to the other, I don't think we should blow it up.

0:42:00.830 --> 0:42:01.310
<v S7>One of those.

0:42:01.310 --> 0:42:06.980
<v S4>Bridges, Jack has positioned himself on a folding chair so

0:42:06.980 --> 0:42:09.050
<v S4>he can look directly at the bridge without having to

0:42:09.050 --> 0:42:10.430
<v S4>turn to his left.

0:42:10.730 --> 0:42:13.610
<v S3>Still nursing that slight neck injury.

0:42:13.910 --> 0:42:14.930
<v S7>He's getting better, though.

0:42:15.050 --> 0:42:16.489
<v S6>That's good. He comes with.

0:42:17.090 --> 0:42:18.710
<v S3>It. Comes with thank you mate.

0:42:18.980 --> 0:42:20.390
<v S4>Thank you for coming to the talks.

0:42:20.780 --> 0:42:23.270
<v S3>We have two minutes from when we said we'd try

0:42:23.270 --> 0:42:26.450
<v S3>and connect Tony if he decides to connect, whereas just quickly.

0:42:26.630 --> 0:42:28.130
<v S3>Does that look a lot like Tony?

0:42:28.489 --> 0:42:30.970
<v S12>Yeah. If you squint hard enough. Yeah, that's pretty close.

0:42:31.010 --> 0:42:31.640
<v S4>A shirt like that.

0:42:31.820 --> 0:42:35.089
<v S3>Okay. We've set up a zoom. He said he'd lock.

0:42:35.090 --> 0:42:35.540
<v S3>Oh my God.

0:42:35.930 --> 0:42:38.150
<v S4>Oh, there we are. Tony, can you hear us?

0:42:39.050 --> 0:42:40.100
<v S9>I certainly can.

0:42:40.100 --> 0:42:41.000
<v S4>Oh my God.

0:42:41.300 --> 0:42:46.070
<v S3>Tony, can you see us? Yes. And you've got where's here.

0:42:47.060 --> 0:42:47.989
<v S12>Oh yeah. Mr. Bloom, I.

0:42:47.989 --> 0:42:49.550
<v S14>Go where's there two. Yeah.

0:42:49.550 --> 0:42:50.569
<v S12>Wait. How are you, buddy?

0:42:51.710 --> 0:42:51.980
<v S9>Good.

0:42:52.430 --> 0:42:53.270
<v S14>Where's. Jeez.

0:42:54.110 --> 0:42:56.989
<v S4>This is beautiful. This is. This is lovely.

0:42:57.020 --> 0:43:00.110
<v S3>Just quickly. Tony, how are you feeling? How are the emotions?

0:43:01.340 --> 0:43:06.259
<v S9>Oh, look, I guess I've got to say I'm bored.

0:43:06.260 --> 0:43:09.529
<v S9>Hell as hell. Just waiting for you to turn up.

0:43:11.150 --> 0:43:14.029
<v S4>Well, we first want to recognize both of you gentlemen,

0:43:14.030 --> 0:43:17.420
<v S4>the great Spirit and the goodwill. With you've shown coming

0:43:17.420 --> 0:43:21.259
<v S4>together to sit here at these two plastic outdoor tables

0:43:21.500 --> 0:43:25.490
<v S4>covered by an official cloth. We followed the dramas. Our

0:43:25.489 --> 0:43:28.400
<v S4>listeners have followed the dramas and the stories, the stories

0:43:28.400 --> 0:43:33.230
<v S4>of decades of shenanigans. But today, I think there's a

0:43:33.230 --> 0:43:34.820
<v S4>wonderful mood in the air as we put that all

0:43:34.820 --> 0:43:35.600
<v S4>to bed. Andy.

0:43:35.600 --> 0:43:39.530
<v S3>Yes, we thought for ease. Gentlemen, we're going to read

0:43:39.530 --> 0:43:43.070
<v S3>out something kind of like a marriage, and all you

0:43:43.070 --> 0:43:46.670
<v S3>have to do is say, I do, and I do. So, Hamish,

0:43:46.670 --> 0:43:49.940
<v S3>you've got the the details there. Are you ready to

0:43:49.940 --> 0:43:50.540
<v S3>read that out?

0:43:50.540 --> 0:43:54.830
<v S4>We'll start with you. Where's where's do you agree that

0:43:54.830 --> 0:43:59.690
<v S4>all small business shenanigans between spectacular and original, up to

0:43:59.960 --> 0:44:04.910
<v S4>and especially including sign based warfare, are officially in the past?

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<v S12>Absolutely.

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<v S4>We have won.

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<v S3>I have won, Tony.

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<v S4>Tony, do you agree that all small business based shenanigans

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<v S4>between spectacular and original, up to and especially including sign

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<v S4>based warfare, are officially in the past?

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<v S14>Well, yeah, they are.

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<v S3>Just the where they are was fine. That's just against.

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<v S4>Yes. Okay. We got two yeses now.

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<v S3>Now the final bit of the peace process is the

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<v S3>passing of a compliment from one to the other. Wes,

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<v S3>we'll start with you. Do you have a compliment for Tony?

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<v S12>You look fantastic, Tony.

0:44:40.340 --> 0:44:40.790
<v S3>That's great.

0:44:40.790 --> 0:44:42.350
<v S4>Okay. That's nice, that's lovely.

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<v S3>Tony.

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<v S4>Tony, do you.

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<v S3>Have a compliment for where's.

0:44:46.430 --> 0:44:47.390
<v S14>Where's is.

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<v S9>The best operator on the north side of the bridge.

0:44:51.890 --> 0:44:54.260
<v S9>And I'm the best operator on the south side.

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<v S4>Yeah, I reckon that's pretty good.

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<v S3>You that compliment.

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<v S12>Thank you. Tony.

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<v S4>Since the pledge has been agreed to and the compliments

0:45:01.610 --> 0:45:02.629
<v S4>have been exchanged.

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<v S3>One last thing to Hamish. Would you remove Tony's so

0:45:06.260 --> 0:45:07.730
<v S3>words can shake it? Yeah.

0:45:07.880 --> 0:45:10.020
<v S4>Can do. Sorry about this time.

0:45:10.040 --> 0:45:12.620
<v S12>I think you may drop him if you go that way, boys.

0:45:13.130 --> 0:45:13.700
<v S12>There we go.

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<v S3>Perfect. And, Tony, would you mind just mimicking handshaking just

0:45:20.570 --> 0:45:22.400
<v S3>so it looks like you are as well. Just reach

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<v S3>out with your lovely. Okay.

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<v S4>By the power vested in us as peace envoys, we

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<v S4>now declare taste in the north.

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<v S15>Taste in the north. There's a peace in the north.

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<v S15>I did not expect Tony to be triumphantly raising his

0:45:39.200 --> 0:45:44.120
<v S15>arm up. Joan, you're a legend. Whoa!

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<v S2>So, with peace very much intact. And the mannequin? Less so,

0:45:52.010 --> 0:45:56.060
<v S2>all that remained was to lay a plaque commemorating the

0:45:56.060 --> 0:46:00.230
<v S2>heroic efforts of our peace force in the north.

0:46:00.500 --> 0:46:01.370
<v S3>What plaque did you choose?

0:46:01.400 --> 0:46:02.720
<v S4>We went with. We were able to do the best

0:46:02.719 --> 0:46:03.710
<v S4>case scenario where we. Jack.

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<v S7>This is the best of the best.

0:46:05.239 --> 0:46:08.360
<v S4>We have now sunk into the dirt outside. The location

0:46:08.360 --> 0:46:10.670
<v S4>was on this side of business. Peace was negotiated between

0:46:10.670 --> 0:46:13.580
<v S4>spectacular croc jumping tours and original croc jumping tours by

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<v S4>the Hamish Unity podcast. This piece is valid regardless of

0:46:16.700 --> 0:46:20.210
<v S4>operational status of either company. Date of peace mid to

0:46:20.210 --> 0:46:21.290
<v S4>late 2020.

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<v S7>Congratulations fellas. Well done guys. I'm really proud of.

0:46:23.989 --> 0:46:25.490
<v S4>Policing the North. Well done.

0:46:25.670 --> 0:46:27.950
<v S3>Really proud of us. Really proud. And Jacko, you did it.

0:46:27.950 --> 0:46:28.430
<v S4>Wounded.

0:46:28.430 --> 0:46:29.089
<v S3>Yeah.

0:46:30.080 --> 0:46:31.460
<v S4>See, where am I?

0:46:31.730 --> 0:46:34.730
<v S3>See that dick? See, you left just as quickly for you, Jackal,

0:46:34.910 --> 0:46:38.750
<v S3>as peace discussions were unfolding. Were you just quickly scanning

0:46:38.750 --> 0:46:41.150
<v S3>all five plaques? Like which ones are going to be?

0:46:41.719 --> 0:46:44.000
<v S4>Because at the end, you handed me the perfect pass. Yes.

0:46:44.440 --> 0:46:45.440
<v S4>So well done.

0:46:46.550 --> 0:46:48.320
<v S7>And thank you for making me feel like I had

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<v S7>a valid role, because for a lot of that, I

0:46:50.090 --> 0:46:53.120
<v S7>sat there and it's true, I wasn't I wasn't doing anything.

0:46:53.120 --> 0:46:55.220
<v S7>So thank you for making me feel included.

0:46:55.219 --> 0:46:56.989
<v S4>Let me be really clear about this.

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<v S3>Block selection was very critical.

0:47:00.290 --> 0:47:04.310
<v S4>And but on that we all had a very valid role. Yes.

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<v S4>Having said that, peace is now achieved. So I suppose

0:47:08.180 --> 0:47:10.470
<v S4>with some time left in the day, have we got to.

0:47:10.489 --> 0:47:11.419
<v S3>Oh, I do have a bit of spare.

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<v S4>Time because our jetski tour is still.

0:47:14.600 --> 0:47:15.230
<v S3>Is that still on?

0:47:15.560 --> 0:47:16.969
<v S4>Oh great.

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<v S15>Three cheers for.

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<v S3>Peace. Yes. Three cheers for peace. Who'd like a great northern?

0:47:22.370 --> 0:47:23.840
<v S4>Yes. Yes. Peace.

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<v UU>Thanks for listening.

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