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Speaker 1: Australia Overnight newsroom where we look at some of the
Speaker 1: issues of the week. We will talk about Tazzy, what's
Speaker 1: going to happen down there?
Speaker 8: Yes, that's my big one today.
Speaker 1: The fascination. We've got to be very careful about what
Speaker 1: we say and how we say this, but the fascination
Speaker 1: with the trial in more Well is a little bit
Speaker 1: lost on me, and probably because I guess I wasn't
Speaker 1: around when it was all unfolding, or I wasn't acutely aware,
Speaker 1: but I understand stand the fascination now that zillions have
Speaker 1: for us.
Speaker 8: Well, there's a fellow that's got a YouTube channel in America.
Speaker 8: I know who is broadcasting it. He apparently chooses interesting
Speaker 8: Australian court cases and he's been in one of our
Speaker 8: mast heads the Age saying that he just wants to
Speaker 8: do more of these Australian trials. Of course, our legal
Speaker 8: system is very different, very much, sir. But he's intrigued,
Speaker 8: and I think we are intrigued. And it's fair to say,
Speaker 8: you know, as a former court reporter, one of the
Speaker 8: intriguing things is when the person accused of the crime
Speaker 8: is put on the stand and their evidence. And we've
Speaker 8: seen our coverage with the Nine network, both on radio,
Speaker 8: newspaper and television, the reporters describing the atmosphere in the court.
Speaker 8: Of course, the questions come up naturally how come there
Speaker 8: are no photos allowed? And you know the reason why
Speaker 8: is when a court artist sketches the accused or any
Speaker 8: in the trial, it's more as a respect, it's a respect,
Speaker 8: it's the solemnity of the court. Case. I think we're
Speaker 8: all fascinated by the wheels of justice as well, because
Speaker 8: it's one of those cases where you just, yeah, I'm
Speaker 8: very intrigued by it. And as I said, it's all
Speaker 8: before the courts. But yes, it's garner this worldwide following.
Speaker 8: And of course it's in more Well, which is it's
Speaker 8: not in Melbourne, it's not at the big you know,
Speaker 8: the Supreme Court here. So you've got the people that
Speaker 8: will line up every day that are intrigued, professional court watchers,
Speaker 8: members of the local community, family and friends of people
Speaker 8: from all sides, and they're very diligent and they'll do that.
Speaker 8: And we don't know how long the trial will continue.
Speaker 1: You know, we don't. And you look at the pictures
Speaker 1: that we do see on the TV, things like the
Speaker 1: people trying to get in to spend a bit of
Speaker 1: time to understand it, yes, to have a look at it,
Speaker 1: and lining up from four thirty five o'clock.
Speaker 3: That's right now.
Speaker 8: That doesn't surprise me, because of course the more coverage
Speaker 8: that something gets, the more intriguing people are. But of
Speaker 8: course there's only X number of seats the court. We've
Speaker 8: covered of course on this radio station that it's a
Speaker 8: ballot for the media as to who gets a seat
Speaker 8: in the court. There's a closed live stream which is
Speaker 8: also on a ballot thing as well for people to
Speaker 8: do and as we know, those people that are online
Speaker 8: that have access to various newspapers, there's often a live stream,
Speaker 8: as there always is with many things, but which is
Speaker 8: interesting to see justice and to see the trial happening,
Speaker 8: because as we know, people are innocent until proven guilty.
Speaker 1: I've always been an advocate and have been for many
Speaker 1: a decade for people to randomly wander in, particularly in
Speaker 1: the senior courts, to just wander in paying full respect
Speaker 1: to the court. Yes, to go and sit for whether
Speaker 1: you sit for ten minutes, whether you sit for a
Speaker 1: couple of hours, that's right. Looking at how that process works,
Speaker 1: people are often critical of the process. Very few of
Speaker 1: us get to spend the time sitting in and.
Speaker 8: Listening to a dry absolutely. I mean, I got selected
Speaker 8: for jury duty when I was in Western Australia, but
Speaker 8: the first day that I had to present myself was
Speaker 8: the first day of a COVID lockdown. So then it
Speaker 8: got delayed by three months and I got called up again,
Speaker 8: but then it was another lockdown and you know that
Speaker 8: opportunity has got a Tony Tardio from our newsroom. He
Speaker 8: recently he recently served fascinating. I think the thing is,
Speaker 8: you have to be in a state or your name
Speaker 8: comes up, but it's you know, it's at least twenty
Speaker 8: twenty five years and there's various things. But of course
Speaker 8: there's always challenges. But it is a very interesting process
Speaker 8: because of course we're not privy to everything that is
Speaker 8: in the court, and you can't be. But it's interesting
Speaker 8: to see we live in a democracy and I think that,
Speaker 8: you know, as Tony Tardio said, it's not lost on him,
Speaker 8: we are very fortunate to live in a democracy because
Speaker 8: the alternative is a dictatorship isn't much better. And the
Speaker 8: thing that's also interesting was, of course they empaneled fifteen jurors,
Speaker 8: and we're allowed to say this, but one of the
Speaker 8: jurors before the trial began, the judge gives the directions.
Speaker 8: Out of those fifteen jurors, one of them had Apparently,
Speaker 8: I don't know how the judge found out they were
Speaker 8: given the instructions. Do not speak about this with your
Speaker 8: family friends, do not read things well. I don't know,
Speaker 8: maybe this duror is very excited, but they will call
Speaker 8: it a They went and discussed it with them, and
Speaker 8: that got back to the judge, and the judge nothing
Speaker 8: had been presented, but he said, we can't risk we
Speaker 8: can't risk this, and so the person that was in
Speaker 8: pater was let go. So then you're down to fourteen
Speaker 8: jurors and then you're kept right up until the end,
Speaker 8: because of course it has to be a unanimous.
Speaker 1: Without over glamorizing it. Yes, it's this this heightened sense
Speaker 1: of a theater that is, and it's a wonderful thing
Speaker 1: to observe, even say, the conversation, the relationship between his
Speaker 1: or her honor and those that may be facing his
Speaker 1: or her honor and presenting a case one way or
Speaker 1: the other. It's it's amazing to watch, and particularly if
Speaker 1: you're a dura, to watch those little nuances and watch
Speaker 1: the demeanor of people inside the.
Speaker 8: Court and the body language. You know, and as I said,
Speaker 8: you and I, well, the body language. And it's interesting
Speaker 8: because you think that you know people of our generations,
Speaker 8: you're I guess we didn't grow up with computers and
Speaker 8: AI and that you can you can you can pick
Speaker 8: up on body language and nuances. I think it's a
Speaker 8: bit of a street smart and as you say, it's
Speaker 8: interesting in a courtroom to look at that, and quite
Speaker 8: often reporters in their pieces to camera will comment about
Speaker 8: the facial expressions or what happens. But yeah, I just
Speaker 8: I have found it amazing that it's been covered that
Speaker 8: this person in America never knew that there was that
Speaker 8: type of mushroom in the world, and he's actually just
Speaker 8: in America. Aren't there death count mushas there are? Indeed,
Speaker 8: it's like a revelation to people it's increased. So we'll
Speaker 8: see what happens.
Speaker 1: It's interesting to watch. We'll take your calls the other side.
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Speaker 1: six nine three. I'm all and lots of people wanting
Speaker 1: to talk about that. So we've got to be a
Speaker 1: little what's the word I'm looking for. We've got to
Speaker 1: be a bit careful about what we say how we
Speaker 1: say it there because we don't want in any way
Speaker 1: to impact the trial, and we wouldn't want.
Speaker 9: To do it.
Speaker 8: And we've said no names as we to be extra careful.
Speaker 1: Neither of us want to end up in prison infinitely.
Speaker 1: We're both way too attractive. One double three six nine
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Speaker 1: It is Australier overnight. Good morning. That's us a nice
Speaker 1: to have you company. Thank you for being part of
Speaker 1: the program. Helen High from South Melbourne.
Speaker 6: Good morning, Hi, Tony Him Caroline.
Speaker 8: Hello Helen. Lovely to hear from you.
Speaker 6: Now. I know we live in a democracy, but I
Speaker 6: think over the last decade or so, less and less
Speaker 6: do we understand about the workings of the law, which
Speaker 6: has been our next complete support system. For example, no
Speaker 6: one I knew knew that bail didn't involve paying money, so.
Speaker 1: That was a shock.
Speaker 6: There seems to be no one between the law makers,
Speaker 6: the law and actors and us other than the media.
Speaker 6: So we rely like hell on the media. But it
Speaker 6: isn't you know? I want an army of the likes
Speaker 6: of is it?
Speaker 1: John Selbesto, he's wonderful, He's wonderful, Sly he's wonderful. Right
Speaker 1: journalist great.
Speaker 6: For example, this week we had hours and hours and
Speaker 6: hours on the radio about the naughty soccer fans who
Speaker 6: had flaars. Okay, ours probably I don't know how many hours.
Speaker 6: At the same time, seven days ago, a woman in
Speaker 6: a country town stabbed four people.
Speaker 1: Just be very careful.
Speaker 6: So is it going to be careful?
Speaker 1: Well, well, let me assure you you will be careful
Speaker 1: because I don't want to go to prison. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: So allegedly allegedly is the word that we're going to use,
Speaker 1: because I don't know whether this is before the court selling.
Speaker 6: Well, I can tell you so we heard about it
Speaker 6: on the first night, particularly as one of the four incidents,
Speaker 6: the person was flown by helicopter to Melbourne in a
Speaker 6: serious condition. Not a single report since I know the
Speaker 6: place verey. Well, the person was named straight off but
Speaker 6: has since chosen not to go to court, will not
Speaker 6: leave herself.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but Helen, that's that's the system. Yes, that's available
Speaker 1: to each in every one of us.
Speaker 8: That's right. And sometimes, you know, you can report on
Speaker 8: an incident, but when somebody is charged, it completely changes,
Speaker 8: which is why you often see on the television news
Speaker 8: and why on programs you know morning programs or you
Speaker 8: know Breakfast, Ross and Russ or whoever. It might be
Speaker 8: a lot of detail that comes out. But then when
Speaker 8: someone is charged. It's just a completely different landscape and
Speaker 8: then you know the wheels of justice because you know
Speaker 8: it's an average fifty two week wait for you know,
Speaker 8: for an indictable offense. We often hear that. So if
Speaker 8: they're behind bars for a year, then it comes up.
Speaker 8: Then they're relying television stations on file vision to build
Speaker 8: the picture as to what may happen, et cetera, et cetera.
Speaker 8: But there is and you can't always you can't always
Speaker 8: report everything you know that is in the court. Sometimes
Speaker 8: there are suppression orders that come up at the very
Speaker 8: last minute. There are injunctions that happen at a minute
Speaker 8: to six with there and you can be round I've
Speaker 8: experienced it twenty years ago, reporting right up to it,
Speaker 8: your story. The news reader can be reading the intro
Speaker 8: and injunction comes and suddenly it's dropped and off. There's
Speaker 8: a lot of stuff that happens behind the scenes, and
Speaker 8: it all just depends on exactly what's going on and
Speaker 8: what the news of the day is. All news is
Speaker 8: sort of sanitized and edited before it actually goes to air.
Speaker 8: But I think the process of being able to go
Speaker 8: into an Australian court, as you say, and observe the process.
Speaker 8: I don't know whether anybody saw the Chung Lay documentary
Speaker 8: on Sky News there. It's absolutely fantastic with what it is,
Speaker 8: and you hear about what she went through, and you
Speaker 8: actually hear from the Australian ambassador and the embassy staff
Speaker 8: up there with what they could or couldn't they're not
Speaker 8: able to go into according job. Whatever you know, it happened.
Speaker 8: I won't say at all, but I just think that
Speaker 8: principle of democracy. I mean, yes, of course, there are
Speaker 8: many people in Victoria we think we live in a
Speaker 8: dictatorship some of the time with what's going on, but
Speaker 8: we live in, as you very rightly point out, democracy
Speaker 8: that can't be taken for granted. I think we're all
Speaker 8: appalled at the way the courts, you know, bailing fifteen
Speaker 8: and sixteen year olds on many charges and things, and
Speaker 8: none of us can understand it and want a common
Speaker 8: sense approach. But in essence, we live in a democracy
Speaker 8: and being able to go into a court is a
Speaker 8: privilege and it's a great, as you say, learning experience.
Speaker 1: It's an incredible system and it works. It works most
Speaker 1: of the time. It's not perfect, but it's still a
Speaker 1: really good system compared to other parts around the world. Yes,
Speaker 1: can we get a cool arue, Bobby, Good morning.
Speaker 10: To you, Good morning to the two of you, and
Speaker 10: the listeners as well. I have a little bit of
Speaker 10: a problem without justice system, and that is but now,
Speaker 10: without mentioning any cases whatsoever, I just want to say
Speaker 10: that there are a lot of cases where I wonder
Speaker 10: have a judge managed to pass such a sentence, because firstly,
Speaker 10: we're never told what causes the judge to think the
Speaker 10: way he does, what amount of leniency he's giving or
Speaker 10: not giving. And I think the system has a few
Speaker 10: flaws there from the general public point of view. Now,
Speaker 10: the judge might be able to sit there and say, oh,
Speaker 10: this poor person's had a bad life. Oh, this poor person.
Speaker 11: Got done over when they were young. I mean that
Speaker 11: judge might know all that, and the judge might be
Speaker 11: taking some of that into account. That to me as
Speaker 11: a listener, as a person on the outside, I don't
Speaker 11: get the full story of the case.
Speaker 1: Would you don't because you don't sit through the drove job.
Speaker 8: And also the judgments that are done by judge they
Speaker 8: can often be twenty five thirty forty pages long, and
Speaker 8: of course it's almost like a reporter has to do
Speaker 8: the quote executive summary as to what it is. But
Speaker 8: transcripts and judges remarks, if they're available to the public,
Speaker 8: they do go through things, they do take it into
Speaker 8: account as well. I hear exactly what you're saying. You know,
Speaker 8: there's it's very sad with court. Sometimes we look on
Speaker 8: it with a common sense thing, but there are often
Speaker 8: other extenuating circumstances and I guess that is why a
Speaker 8: judge is a judge, and we often accuse them of
Speaker 8: being an ivory towers and not getting it right. But
Speaker 8: as we've heard many times with Tom Percy Kse and
Speaker 8: we've heard with what with what Tony Mack often says,
Speaker 8: it's a process and we don't here and it can
Speaker 8: be very frustrating. We you know, it's frustrating as well.
Speaker 1: And Bobby, how long since you've just wandered in to
Speaker 1: the county court or a senior court anywhere in Australia
Speaker 1: and just sat for a couple of days listening to
Speaker 1: how it all works.
Speaker 10: No, I haven't, but I have seen it.
Speaker 1: So Bobby, I highly recommend it. You should do that, bef.
Speaker 1: You should not just get it on a TV report,
Speaker 1: you should actually sit through it, and you're and you're
Speaker 1: permitted to do that, you're encouraged to do that.
Speaker 10: I hear what you're saying, but I would also like
Speaker 10: to see perhaps is there no way that the reporters
Speaker 10: can give a summation of it or is it just
Speaker 10: too long?
Speaker 8: Well, they assummation. So what they do is they're reporting
Speaker 8: what is going on in court. When you see them
Speaker 8: with the microphone in front outside say more well caught
Speaker 8: or whatever, they are using their words to paint the
Speaker 8: picture as to what it might be. So it might
Speaker 8: be the accused that there stoney faced, blah blah blah,
Speaker 8: et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. But they're giving the
Speaker 8: report as to what has happened in court. Sometimes you
Speaker 8: see graphics on the screen with the direct translation as
Speaker 8: to a direct direct translation, direct description as to what
Speaker 8: has been said. But they're reporting what has happened in court.
Speaker 8: They're not offering an opinion as such. And a lot
Speaker 8: of people think, oh, they're doing opinions, but they're not.
Speaker 8: That would come after sentence is handed down, because your
Speaker 8: job is there to report what is said, and that
Speaker 8: interpretation is left up to the audience, not commentary, not commentary, No,
Speaker 8: not commentary. Thank you for the Oh well that's that's
Speaker 8: that's the that's the best that I can do as well.
Speaker 1: It's beautifully i'd say, Bob, thank you, Leea, and Hi,
Speaker 1: Hi Tony, Hi Carole, and good morning.
Speaker 12: I'd just like to.
Speaker 13: Point add to you your two versions is a court
Speaker 13: is like going to the doctors. It's confidential. It cannot
Speaker 13: just blurt out names. You can't say you know. It
Speaker 13: also depends if the media says everything before there's a
Speaker 13: jury pick the jury's bias, aren't they. I mean, it
Speaker 13: all comes down to legality and confidentiality. What goes on
Speaker 13: in court as it does in the doctor's room. The
Speaker 13: doctor cannot tell anyone your and the same thing with
Speaker 13: a court. And there's also the evidence. I mean, the
Speaker 13: evidence are the people giving evidence. I mean, there's a
Speaker 13: lot of factors involved in the court system, and reporters
Speaker 13: are just doing a basic summary ill what's happened in
Speaker 13: the court.
Speaker 8: That's definitely right. I mean the current case we're talking
Speaker 8: about it took place in June twenty twenty three. It
Speaker 8: took place two years ago. There was publicity and reports
Speaker 8: about it before the accused was charged, And I guess
Speaker 8: it's a matter of the people that are impaneled on
Speaker 8: the jury. If they have a long memory and they
Speaker 8: remember some of that, their role is to put that
Speaker 8: out of their mind and just concentrate on the evidence
Speaker 8: that is presented to them, which is which is quite
Speaker 8: a tough job as well, because it's quite exhausting with
Speaker 8: court hours to do it because you're there, you're focused. There,
Speaker 8: there's no extraneous stuff, there's no looking at your iPhone
Speaker 8: or looking at your iPad. You're there, focused, you're hearing
Speaker 8: the evidence as well.
Speaker 1: Do you remember during the Cardinal pell inquiries, there was
Speaker 1: probably hardly a day that went past where you and
Speaker 1: I as journalists or commentators didn't get instruction legal instructions.
Speaker 1: Oh yes about who, how, why, where and when almost
Speaker 1: every day, and we were coached as to the real
Speaker 1: concerns that we would have should that be in breach,
Speaker 1: should we breach that. It happens not only to those
Speaker 1: trials high profile.
Speaker 8: But most of them, most of the trials, and there
Speaker 8: are suppression orders around all the time with courts. I
Speaker 8: think Victoria, I think we've discussed it before it has
Speaker 8: the highest number of suppression orders. But you have to
Speaker 8: be I mean, there's a you know, there's a media
Speaker 8: stream that comes through order. You have to be aware
Speaker 8: of it one percent.
Speaker 1: And there'd be people in this audience that would remember
Speaker 1: very much the Asian Chamberlain situation where in Australia, in
Speaker 1: the world really but certainly in Australia, everybody had a view.
Speaker 1: Everybody had an opinion.
Speaker 8: Yes, everyone's going to put sure review about this current course,
Speaker 8: this current thing.
Speaker 1: But it's some but the opinion is not the thing
Speaker 1: that's important because it's not necessarily presented at the trial. Yes, one,
Speaker 1: double three, six nine three, more of your calls either side.
Speaker 1: It is Australia Overnight, Caroli, Cats and Barnas. We're going
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Speaker 1: the fact that your great President has banned not one
Speaker 1: but twelve countries from entering the USA. We'll look at
Speaker 1: that next. Come and join us one double three, six
Speaker 1: nine three to have your say, just so people know
Speaker 1: when we're going to do this little program on a
Speaker 1: Thursday night or Friday morning for Australia Overnight. Carol and
Speaker 1: we talk about some notes. Caraly send some notes and
Speaker 1: I look at it and I go, oh, there's some
Speaker 1: really interesting things there. Can I just read one of
Speaker 1: these notes because I found it hysterically funny? Says that me,
Speaker 1: things I would ban, given that Trump has banned twelve
Speaker 1: truck countries. And then you said me things I would ban.
Speaker 1: So we thought we'd throw that open to the listener.
Speaker 1: One double three, six' nine three things you would?
Speaker 14: Read?
Speaker 1: Bad go? On CAN i read? IT i would ban
Speaker 1: main roads from coordinating traffic lights and. Flow what? YES
Speaker 1: i would also ban pedestrians who are able bodied from
Speaker 1: sauntering across a. Crossing walk with? Purpose would you add
Speaker 1: a little bit? There but let's go with walk with.
Speaker 1: PURPOSE i was taught you walk quickly to the other.
Speaker 1: Side you don't just door across just because, yeah AND
Speaker 1: i find that really annoying as. Well walk with. Purpose
Speaker 1: get and.
Speaker 8: It's dangerous because there's a lot of different lights even
Speaker 8: if you've got the right of. Way walk with purpose
Speaker 8: and do the right. Thing in other, words their little
Speaker 8: toddlers that are toddling, Along grab your kid's hand and
Speaker 8: walk across.
Speaker 1: Right and here's the other. Thing the underwriting rider on
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Speaker 8: Six it's a couple of other things as.
Speaker 1: Well on my list there is what are the other
Speaker 1: ones you? Had So i'm backing in reverse?
Speaker 8: Parking, yes well it's it's. That, Yes people who can't
Speaker 8: reverse park into a spot either on the left or
Speaker 8: the right hand, side so that they don't know the
Speaker 8: angle the width of their, car so they're out of
Speaker 8: kilter with the rest of the line of park. Cars
Speaker 8: people that leave their wheels turned out rather than having
Speaker 8: the wheels. Straight you know what is that body because
Speaker 8: it makes it not only does it look, untidy cause
Speaker 8: you can get that as, well but also the other
Speaker 8: thing is as. Well people not parking within the lines
Speaker 8: of their car, bay the lines of their car, bay
Speaker 8: so they're one little millimeter over which takes away another parking.
Speaker 8: Spot and of course the age old one as. Well
Speaker 8: very sentimental to, me the acrod parking. Bays don't park
Speaker 8: there unless you've actually got a, permit and do not
Speaker 8: leave your shopping trolleys, anywhere go and wheel them back
Speaker 8: to where they don't. Need we don't need to wheel.
Speaker 1: Them back to around the suburbs and back to where in.
Speaker 8: A designated shopping center car park they.
Speaker 1: Go if that happened In, singapore well there you. Go
Speaker 1: one double three six nine three The east. Scooters thank,
Speaker 1: goodness they're on the way out.
Speaker 8: There oh, yeah but there's another. THING i, mean line.
Speaker 8: Bikes we had to think someone left one in the
Speaker 8: road that we live, in and we've got some vision
Speaker 8: impaired people that live in the. STREET i, mean you
Speaker 8: can't just move. It it's a real lack of respect
Speaker 8: for your fellow human.
Speaker 1: Being things that you would. Ban one double three six nine.
Speaker 1: Three we're on a bit of a.
Speaker 15: Role we're on a.
Speaker 1: ROLL i Wish carelly was on air more often turning
Speaker 1: maca maybe you get us three regular. Spot, well this
Speaker 1: is a regular. Spot it, is it is for. Now
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Speaker 1: THINK i Heard helen Say i'm accused refused to. Leave,
Speaker 1: WELL i won't repeat. That the idea, IS i don't
Speaker 1: know to your, Question, jimmy thank, You david In, Israel good, Morning.
Speaker 16: Tony and Superstar, caraally how are you to welcome back
Speaker 16: a hot feeling well.
Speaker 1: A lot Better david than.
Speaker 8: Is good, Morning, David.
Speaker 16: Good, morning and happy birthday To.
Speaker 1: Jay, yes he had a big birthday, Yesterday wednesday.
Speaker 17: Birthday, yeah here's still, Yesterday here's still that's the. One, Yes,
Speaker 17: YEAH i would ban people from park over two spots
Speaker 17: AND i would find them instead of finding people drive
Speaker 17: at thirty one or forty one and a thirdy or Forty,
Speaker 17: yes which is just.
Speaker 8: Ridiculous well Said well Said, david that that is. Perfect.
Speaker 16: YEAH i wanted to Ask tony. Something let's just give
Speaker 16: him a bit of a. Tickle he said to, You caroly,
Speaker 16: said your president.
Speaker 8: Has OH i, know don't. WORRY i gave him a
Speaker 8: kick under the. Table, no he's VERY i know he's
Speaker 8: he's just been a little niggly. Think as we say many.
Speaker 8: Times i've Known tony for nearly twenty, years so we.
Speaker 1: Have a lot of.
Speaker 8: Banter we're from that generation where don't take offense at the.
Speaker 8: Thing but, no you got to kick under the.
Speaker 7: Table, no.
Speaker 16: CHOOSY i, MEAN i don't get political on the, show
Speaker 16: BUT i was a supporter of. Trumpet the man is
Speaker 16: really disappointed in the.
Speaker 8: Way Things there are something that he could have that
Speaker 8: he could have handled a lot.
Speaker 7: Better.
Speaker 16: Yeah do you think he's a bit of an Alleged,
Speaker 16: boris Alleged, johnson alleged, baboon or do you think he
Speaker 16: really is? SMART i think.
Speaker 8: He's he's lived his life. Here he's a deal. Maker
Speaker 8: he likes the thrill of the. Chase he likes making a.
Speaker 1: Deal he keeps telling, everybody yeah and, well but he.
Speaker 8: Gets results in some. Areas perhaps the way that he
Speaker 8: gets results is different to how a lot of people
Speaker 8: would do. It but he shakes things, up AND i
Speaker 8: guess he's somebody and it could be the. Same he's
Speaker 8: run his own business for, well he's seventy eight, now
Speaker 8: so he's been in business for what sixty years or.
Speaker 8: Something AND i guess when you.
Speaker 1: Get not without blemishit, no not without, no no.
Speaker 8: No but What i'm saying is not without. Blemish but
Speaker 8: when you're when you're when you're running your own, empire
Speaker 8: you're in, charge you you. KNOW i, mean let's think
Speaker 8: of the late carry. Packer you, know, Everyone i've never
Speaker 8: met the, fellow but we hear the legendary stories of
Speaker 8: how he. Is we remember when he With doug, mulray
Speaker 8: when he pulled the station to black and he didn't
Speaker 8: like What doug mulray was, saying et. CETERA i guess
Speaker 8: they're they're they're of a personality and an ilk where
Speaker 8: perhaps practices that they've engaged in in the last few
Speaker 8: decades are not acceptable in twenty twenty. Five but at
Speaker 8: the end of the, DAY i THINK i think his
Speaker 8: heart is in the right. Place he does believe Make
Speaker 8: america great. Again he is wanting to do. That he's
Speaker 8: turned the world upside. DOWN i don't think he's an.
Speaker 8: IDIOT i think he's. THERE i think he has good
Speaker 8: intentions in many men any.
Speaker 1: Areas so did so did another great leader in the, Thirties,
Speaker 1: david as you well, know who took on some of
Speaker 1: the very similar concepts and it didn't end. Well who
Speaker 1: are you referring, To, well what happened in the thirties
Speaker 1: coming out Of. GERMANY i Mean.
Speaker 16: Churchill took on the consequences and he saved the.
Speaker 18: World i'm not.
Speaker 7: Sure what you.
Speaker 1: Mean, well, well, well it's probably not the time to
Speaker 1: go into, it because we haven't got time to do it, Now.
Speaker 1: David except to, say some of the things that The
Speaker 1: United states Of america Under President trump have employed there
Speaker 1: are similarities to what the then leader In germany tribed
Speaker 1: with a great, speaker wonderful, charisma and then said it's
Speaker 1: all going pretty. Well now let's go and Raid poland
Speaker 1: didn't work out well for the, world.
Speaker 16: Should SAY i should find that and grinding him up
Speaker 16: and doing him a second. Time you can't even. Appear
Speaker 16: you can't even go, There, tony you cannot go.
Speaker 9: There come, ON.
Speaker 8: I, think getting getting back on. TRACK i think what
Speaker 8: it is, though and so easily we do. Forget but
Speaker 8: we look At, biden we look at what's going on,
Speaker 8: Now we look at the stuff that was AND i
Speaker 8: have relatives In, america the stuff that was hidden from
Speaker 8: them for quite a you, know for quite a few
Speaker 8: years as. Well and we look and we do see
Speaker 8: that some of the decisions and things That biden, did
Speaker 8: some of the stuff just just, appalling just ridiculous as.
Speaker 8: Well there's always blame on both, sides and, well, look
Speaker 8: he was elected by The american. People he wants to
Speaker 8: Put america, first and we just have to see what
Speaker 8: will end up happening the.
Speaker 1: Territory where in history has that heightened sense of nationalism
Speaker 1: Put america first been? SUCCESSFUL i think what it is one.
Speaker 8: Case, No i'm NOT i think, no BUT i think
Speaker 8: it's For. America first, again it's wanting to get the
Speaker 8: deal For america because don't, Forget america always was called
Speaker 8: on by people What trump is a. Nation, Yes but
Speaker 8: What trump has been saying is that for perhaps too,
Speaker 8: long countries have, thought, Oh america will sweep and help
Speaker 8: us militarily or whatever it might. Be he's wanting countries
Speaker 8: in inverted commas to pay their, dues contribute. More we
Speaker 8: know what he said ABOUT. Nato HE'S i, mean he's
Speaker 8: Urged australia to raise OUR gdp for defense spending to five,
Speaker 8: percent not you, know three. Percent and he's saying there's
Speaker 8: stuff going on in our in Our Indo pacific region
Speaker 8: with near neighbors and perhaps the things that everything that
Speaker 8: His Defense Secretary Pete hegseth said at a defense someone In,
Speaker 8: Singapore asby said about a couple of years ago To,
Speaker 8: albanesi to the federal. Government they dismissed, that but now
Speaker 8: they're realizing that perhaps it was it was the right.
Speaker 8: THING i, mean there are many sort of issues as,
Speaker 8: well and With tariff's, look the one thing is country
Speaker 8: have been able to strike deals With america to get you,
Speaker 8: know to be able to get their. Things and he's
Speaker 8: after the deal as. Well and AS i, Said i'm
Speaker 8: not a fan of our Ambassador Kevin. Rudd there's far
Speaker 8: too much history, there you, know to go. Into but
Speaker 8: we should be able to get a. Deal AND i
Speaker 8: think the common sense has to. Approach trump is not.
Speaker 8: Silly he knows that we're an, ally he knows that
Speaker 8: we're part Of. Orcas he's not. Silly but it's up
Speaker 8: to us to try and get that. Exemption but when
Speaker 8: you've got an ambassador that didn't scrub his social media
Speaker 8: and called The president of The United states a village
Speaker 8: idiot and a traded to the, west how are you
Speaker 8: going to feel dealing with someone?
Speaker 19: There?
Speaker 8: RIGHT i, mean that was ridiculous.
Speaker 1: Stuff so When President trump's does so called executive orders
Speaker 1: and then some of the major courts around the country, said, Well,
Speaker 1: president you can't do.
Speaker 8: That so he's going to learn that, way isn't? He
Speaker 8: but The american people that they voted for.
Speaker 1: This called a thing called The. Constitution it's a piece
Speaker 1: of paper called The. Constitution surely that's got to be
Speaker 1: the priority and seems to be the priority for Most,
Speaker 1: americans apart from those that seem to be Following.
Speaker 8: Trump we're Not american.
Speaker 1: One double three six'. Nine three you'll call straight. After
Speaker 1: this It is. Australia overnight we, Love It. Caroli Katsambanas
Speaker 1: i'm tony. Mckod morning one of the THINGS that i, Often,
Speaker 1: say caroline is it's not me. Saying it many other
Speaker 1: people say that often we don't learn. From, history well no,
Speaker 1: we don't and AND that i find that. A little
Speaker 1: i get anxious.
Speaker 8: About that but then if everyone is canceling things, and
Speaker 8: monuments so, you know statues are being pulled down, on
Speaker 8: this there's no visual reminder. You see, that's that, you
Speaker 8: know that's the argument when we see you no statues
Speaker 8: of cook or whatever. Pulled down we should learn, From
Speaker 8: history we should learn, from history but we don't.
Speaker 20: Do it we.
Speaker 1: Don't always and so there are parts of the world
Speaker 1: now that are reminiscent of a horrible part of world
Speaker 1: history in terms of add, it dudes in terms of
Speaker 1: claims that are reminiscent of nearly one.
Speaker 8: Hundred Year so i've been talking to, my kids, you
Speaker 8: know in, THE morning i do various drop offs to
Speaker 8: various sport things. And things i've been talking to Them, About,
Speaker 8: russia UKRAINE the ussr And The, berlin wall and sadly
Speaker 8: they don't they're not that age yet where they may
Speaker 8: or may not get.
Speaker 1: Taught that it can't.
Speaker 8: Always have but it was pivotal stuff because we were,
Speaker 8: you know you live. Through history there are moments, as
Speaker 8: well and, you're right and it's. The Thing and, i've,
Speaker 8: said well You know putin was FROM, The kgb he's of.
Speaker 8: That era they never he never stopped believing in the
Speaker 8: empire and it broke up, with communism, et cetera. Et
Speaker 8: cetera and, they've gone oh and then of course they've
Speaker 8: googled and they've gone and done their, own stuff because
Speaker 8: of course we know that curriculums. Are full but as,
Speaker 8: you say it goes back to that fall of fall.
Speaker 1: Of communism let's have a look At roman Is.
Speaker 9: In.
Speaker 1: ADELAIDE na i know you're going to talk about your
Speaker 1: experience as part of. A jury roman that promised me
Speaker 1: you won't mention, NEED detail.
Speaker 18: I won't measure. In detail but some the crown didn't.
Speaker 18: Come mine cowardly crown didn't present a good case and the,
Speaker 18: guilty party the accused party was found. Not, guilty yeah
Speaker 18: and so it was really interesting and fascinating experience.
Speaker 21: To be On a.
Speaker 1: Ghen was that the first time you'd? Done?
Speaker 18: It, ABSOLUTELY yes i had been asked a couple of,
Speaker 18: years BEFORE but i was pretty busy at work at
Speaker 18: the TIME when I, begged god, BUT no i was
Speaker 18: happy to do it and in a stupid way and
Speaker 18: sort of. Enjoy it it is a really interesting and
Speaker 18: enlightening experience to see how.
Speaker 1: It works and it's far.
Speaker 18: From personally they come up with the times on the
Speaker 18: clown side that they don't prove or or on the
Speaker 18: or on the qu side that they.
Speaker 1: Can't, sustain yeah and so it's it's not a, perfect
Speaker 1: system but it's the system that we had. Exactly right
Speaker 1: good on your rom and thank You in adelaide. As. Well, James, Hello, Yes.
Speaker 22: Carolyn. James yeah did you actually sit there any Cases
Speaker 22: In west australia On.
Speaker 7: JURIS no i.
Speaker 8: DIDN'T know i got selected for, jury selection but on
Speaker 8: the DAY that i had to present to court there
Speaker 8: was actually a lockdown that was called and so it.
Speaker 8: Didn't happen and then that was in twenty twenty and
Speaker 8: then that was postponed for six MONTHS, during covid and
Speaker 8: then in twenty twenty one it came up AGAIN and
Speaker 8: i went back to the and there was another lockdown,
Speaker 8: as well and it was just one. Of those and
Speaker 8: then by, the time, you know borders didn't open for
Speaker 8: another couple. Of years you just get lost in the
Speaker 8: system and they do all that and it won't come.
Speaker 8: Up again and it was one of. Those things, BUT
Speaker 8: hey i got the letter TO so i, Was selected
Speaker 8: so there. YOU go i would have, liked IT but
Speaker 8: i DON'T think i would have been put.
Speaker 10: On one?
Speaker 22: Did you did you have the, same thing the, lawyer's
Speaker 22: objection AND that i gave you no reason as to
Speaker 22: why they object you sitting on.
Speaker 7: Their, cane, no.
Speaker 8: No no SO when i got to the court there
Speaker 8: was actually a lockdown called and everyone had just had to.
Speaker 8: Go home it was a lockdown that was Called by
Speaker 8: martin McGowan at. The TIME but i know what, you, mean,
Speaker 8: no NO and i wouldn't have. BEEN challenged i would
Speaker 8: imagine THAT if i had, got there given the ROLE
Speaker 8: that i had as an executive producer of the morning's,
Speaker 8: PROGRAM there i wouldn't have been selected at the end
Speaker 8: because working, in media BEING there i was doing no,
Speaker 8: you know well that's. MY discretion i would have disclosed
Speaker 8: it all, as well.
Speaker 1: But you just.
Speaker 8: Never know absolutely COULD still i, may selected BUT whether
Speaker 8: i got to actually sit on. The troll but. IT'S
Speaker 8: interesting i also find it interesting that on, a jury,
Speaker 8: you know when you've got twelve men and women, doing
Speaker 8: it just the. Differing, opinions james would you do?
Speaker 1: It, Again.
Speaker 22: Yes i'd love to, do.
Speaker 7: It mate.
Speaker 22: Oh You know i'd have to sit through a murder
Speaker 22: trial put it. That way that'd be.
Speaker 7: TO make.
Speaker 22: I can't see them calling me up Marg that there's,
Speaker 22: been many, many YEARS so i don't know how they
Speaker 22: sloke me the first time but sloke me again.
Speaker 1: My name i'm not too sure how the selection works in,
Speaker 1: various states would be a difference. Between States, wou james
Speaker 1: thank you. For that we've got to do. Another one
Speaker 1: we'll come back. Very surely your calls come and. Join
Speaker 1: us one, double three six Nine Three caroline Katz. And
Speaker 1: varnas it's a. Great hour it goes way. Too quickly.
Speaker 1: More time could we plan if not, this year although
Speaker 1: we've still got a bit of. The year could we
Speaker 1: plan maybe to extend it with your with, your schedule
Speaker 1: occasionally a. Little, longer, Okay yeah i'd love to stay
Speaker 1: just a little.
Speaker 8: Bit longer have a lovely week and a lovely.
Speaker 23: Day.
Speaker 8: Ahead everyone i'm lovely to see.
Speaker 1: Your teeth great big. You're back tell you that loud. Go,
Speaker 1: magpies yes, Go pies no, go demon just make. Go pies,
Speaker 1: Thank you keral combat To the Kats and barnas is
Speaker 1: leaving the Building.
Speaker 3: Is australia Overnight with. Tiny, McManus yeah wherever, you are Right.
Speaker 1: Across australia six pr in per three aw Here, in
Speaker 1: Melbourne The Ace radio networking, of course the great people
Speaker 1: at FIVE double A. In adelaide nice to have you.
Speaker 1: On board you can jump. On board we've flung open.
Speaker 1: The lines caroly's done, a runner. Thank You caro lee
Speaker 1: one double three six. Nine three if sending, a text
Speaker 1: you can do that. As well we. Love them the
Speaker 1: text line is zero four double seven six nine three six,
Speaker 1: nine three so it's zero four double seven six nine
Speaker 1: three six. NINE three i did read all the texts
Speaker 1: because sometimes we get they go into. Melt down it's
Speaker 1: not easy to who read them all out, on air
Speaker 1: so you'll have, to forgive but keep sending him through
Speaker 1: and we'll pick the very Best, OF obviously i don't,
Speaker 1: count That. Says, Maggie maggie i'm not too sure what. That,
Speaker 1: means tony you are, great together that is You. And carole.
Speaker 1: Thank you albanezi thinks he is a Friend. Of china
Speaker 1: they are playing him for. A, Fool bruno you'll need
Speaker 1: to explain more. About that why do you take, That view, David,
Speaker 1: writes david, Thank you Tony. And, carole tony you can't
Speaker 1: Even compare trump one iota to the Madman from europe
Speaker 1: That Is. ADOLF hitler i didn't say that was. A
Speaker 1: comparison there Were some there are some moments, of similarity
Speaker 1: is probably the best way of. Putting it you, go,
Speaker 1: on say EVEN though i can't stand maclall and other,
Speaker 1: WOKE leaders i would never compare Them. To hitler may
Speaker 1: his name, Be obliterated well it, should, Be however you go,
Speaker 1: On then david To say hamas AND his bolla and
Speaker 1: other terror Groups in africa and the world could be compared.
Speaker 1: To Him most, western leaders in their, own way only
Speaker 1: one good for. Their, Countries yes pewton is probably exception to.
Speaker 1: The rule fair bit at stake. THERE too i would
Speaker 1: Have thought caroly had some interesting points to make him
Speaker 1: maybe think. About things thank you, for That. Doctor john.
Speaker 1: Good morning those who cannot remember the past are condemned to.
Speaker 1: Repeat It george Santayana. FROM julie i would ban the
Speaker 1: incorrect use of over the words. AS well i would
Speaker 1: ban incorrect use and overuse of the words like. As
Speaker 1: well not too sure that QUITE means i see, Tds
Speaker 1: astraight victoria is alive. And well and you're mentioning a
Speaker 1: hitler makes you. A, fool tony just bloody stupid bag
Speaker 1: your head goose goose at. The, bay oh, Thank. You
Speaker 1: tony caroly should replace you when you're, On, holidays graham.
Speaker 1: Thank you trump's executive orders do. Worry me as says
Speaker 1: another one here ending in five, ZERO seven i mean,
Speaker 1: to say a, regular Show. Thanks Caroly, Excellent chris, Good, morning.
Speaker 24: Chris producer even after thirty three years have been a reglon.
Speaker 25: W years i have.
Speaker 24: To REMEMBER while i can do so well ON, two
Speaker 24: dB they have a. Different way they.
Speaker 1: Approached, it, well well you're more, Than welcome you're more
Speaker 1: than welcome to talk. To them as often as, You,
Speaker 1: like chris and you can come on this program as
Speaker 1: often as. You like we're very, Different, programs chris.
Speaker 24: But title to a.
Speaker 20: Different way that's, Exactly.
Speaker 1: RIGHT chris i do you absolutely spot on?
Speaker 24: About, that well here, you, ARE please i just make
Speaker 24: it ON atacle tdb you can talk.
Speaker 1: About it so we might have to delete that because
Speaker 1: we don't want to go into those vile, swear words
Speaker 1: which is probably where it. Was, going chris there's no need.
Speaker 1: For that you've been a great contributor to this program
Speaker 1: for many, a year and in my view that. Doesn't
Speaker 1: Change but i'm not particularly interested in talking about what
Speaker 1: other radio stations around the country, are doing because you
Speaker 1: choose to ring pretty much each and every one. Of
Speaker 1: them if you would like to have a, sensible conversation
Speaker 1: feel free to join in one double three six. Nine three.
Speaker 1: Very Shortly, adam papalia sports broadcaster Wonderful With, fox footy
Speaker 1: does great Work With fox footy and is OUR six pr.
Speaker 1: Sports director we'll talk to the great man on the
Speaker 1: other side of this coming up the, Next Hour Steve.
Speaker 1: Grumpy collins there's a. Famous name we're going to. TALK
Speaker 1: travel i think we're Going, to someway rather interesting and
Speaker 1: a Place that i'm not. Familiar with he's going to
Speaker 1: spend more time In The South. Pacific islands we'll do
Speaker 1: That With Steve grumpy collins coming up for the. Next
Speaker 1: hour it's a massive round of footy as. We know
Speaker 1: it started last night With the doggies Getting, UP no
Speaker 1: i beg your Pardon was hawks getting up Over the
Speaker 1: doggies in the end by twenty. Two POINTS so i
Speaker 1: thought it was a fair bit to talk about across
Speaker 1: this fantastic weekend. Of footy what an opportunity to talk
Speaker 1: to The Great Adam papalie, and now for those that
Speaker 1: may not know across, Our network adam papalia is sports
Speaker 1: director AT Six pr perth is also a highly regarded
Speaker 1: wonderful Commentator On Fox. Footy paps hello and, Good morning hello,
Speaker 1: Team mat good morning. To you did you look at
Speaker 1: that game? Last?
Speaker 14: Night, Yeah absolutely we were doing that once FOR six
Speaker 14: pr and, it, was yeah a good fight back From
Speaker 14: the hawks who had had a couple of down weeks
Speaker 14: or be it to give some of the better teams
Speaker 14: in the COMP but i think it was more about
Speaker 14: the way they went about IT that i think would
Speaker 14: have pleased their fans a, bit more a lot, more
Speaker 14: tackles a lot, more pressure a lot, more intensity and
Speaker 14: they got.
Speaker 1: It Done damian tardio on the program. Yesterday morning on
Speaker 1: this program he went. FOR doggies, I said, i reckon
Speaker 1: hawks are going to. Do this, he, said, Nah ANYWAY
Speaker 1: so i can't wait for him to wander in here later.
Speaker 1: This morning it was really good for those that. Don't
Speaker 1: know you're a, very capable wonderful part of the younger
Speaker 1: set Broadcasters. Around australia as SOON as i spoke to
Speaker 1: people And Said adam papali is going to come on
Speaker 1: this program and have a bit of chat about, footy nationally, people,
Speaker 1: said oh he's Fantastic On. Fox footing.
Speaker 14: Well that's, very kind, Thank.
Speaker 1: You TONY and i think the difference is you really
Speaker 1: seem to be enjoying what. You do it's not as
Speaker 1: if you've only been doing for, twelve months by, the
Speaker 1: way but you've moved into that and it seems almost
Speaker 1: effortless in many. Many ways. It's not it seems, that
Speaker 1: way and that's the sign of. GREAT work, i reckon,
Speaker 1: THANKS mate i.
Speaker 14: Appreciate, that, yeah no we certainly prefervor to work into
Speaker 14: each and, every week, but no we enjoy. DOING it
Speaker 14: i travel quite as much as a two in terms
Speaker 14: of getting around the country and seeing a few of
Speaker 14: the other teams all the. Other venues but we do
Speaker 14: pretty much every week over Here in perth at the
Speaker 14: Ground for fox and then call a few of the
Speaker 14: other games FOR six pr. As well, and, YEAH mate
Speaker 14: i love it of doing sort of three or four
Speaker 14: games a weekend at the moment and right across everything
Speaker 14: and bring on, MORE footy, i reckon can you believe
Speaker 14: halfway through the season.
Speaker 1: That's just quickly? At them it's? Flying quickly what's? That?
Speaker 14: About pass it does every year and then we hit
Speaker 14: the buy rounds and everyone complains for a couple of
Speaker 14: weeks that it's going, slow now and you know there's
Speaker 14: not enough games being played and the buy round should
Speaker 14: be over quicker than they are rather than. Spread across
Speaker 14: but once you get through the, BUY rounds, i reckon
Speaker 14: that lasts six to. Eight weeks that is when it,
Speaker 14: absolutely flies and then all of a sudden you're at
Speaker 14: the finals and then it ramps up for A, big september.
Speaker 1: A big september looking forward to THAT can i talk
Speaker 1: to you? Without notice it's been fascinating. To watch no
Speaker 1: doubt you would have been doing a lot of talk
Speaker 1: on this in the, program anyway with the young corns and. The,
Speaker 1: UMPIRES now i have a bit of a special place
Speaker 1: for umpires because, without umpires we don't have, A game
Speaker 1: so the respect that they deserve should always. Be there
Speaker 1: not everybody necessarily sees it in that light.
Speaker 14: At, THEM yeah i can't really comment on that specific
Speaker 14: thing too Much because i'm not sort of across it.
Speaker 14: As much it WAS more i think a lot of
Speaker 14: going gone that week about the incident that happened and
Speaker 14: the miscommunication that happened at a few, different levels and
Speaker 14: then where the blame was placed. Around that, But yeah
Speaker 14: i'm probably one of the ones and people get frustrated
Speaker 14: with the umpires a. Fair BIT but i sort of
Speaker 14: Deliberately what i'm calling, the footage NOT because i don't think,
Speaker 14: they're important but sort of don't sort of mention the
Speaker 14: umpires by name too much as a, deliberate THING because
Speaker 14: i think it's then allows people individually to sort of
Speaker 14: target thinking that umpires against us today and they deliberately
Speaker 14: didn't pay us that free kick and so on and,
Speaker 14: so FORTH which i don't think happens in. Footy year
Speaker 14: there's no umpire out there that has a bias against
Speaker 14: a particular team. Or not they're just calling it as
Speaker 14: they see it and sometimes it goes for your team
Speaker 14: and sometimes it goes against. Your Team so i'm a
Speaker 14: bit with you in that REGARD that i don't really
Speaker 14: buy into that side.
Speaker 1: Of things YOU and i could go to any football
Speaker 1: Ground around australia historically sit there and quite often part
Speaker 1: of the entertainment seemed to be having a real crack at,
Speaker 1: the umpires, you know often referred to as things as.
Speaker 1: White mongrels all those. Years ago it was a bit
Speaker 1: of a, footy pastime a great part of, the game
Speaker 1: which is no longer quite to that. DEGREE anymore i,
Speaker 1: don't think or is it where we do need these
Speaker 1: young people to be a part of, the game young
Speaker 1: people encouraged to be part of, the game which presumably
Speaker 1: would be the AFL's.
Speaker 14: Concerned young people is in the fan to coming through to. Become,
Speaker 14: umpires yeah, oh no it's, a big absolutely big concern
Speaker 14: and you want to you want to attract the best
Speaker 14: people to be able to come in and, do it
Speaker 14: and it's a bit of a, thankfulest task. Isn't it
Speaker 14: whether you're umpiring at junior footy or amateur leagues or
Speaker 14: even AT. The afl there's a lot of, scrutiny around
Speaker 14: particularly at the, top level around everything and it's a
Speaker 14: very difficult game, to umpire and, FOR me i think
Speaker 14: that the hardest thing is the interpretation of the rules
Speaker 14: mostly is what contributes to a lot of the frustration
Speaker 14: from fans as to whether it is a free kick
Speaker 14: or it isn't a. Free kick it just depends sometimes
Speaker 14: which side you're barracking for as to whether you think
Speaker 14: it should be a free kick. Or not it's part
Speaker 14: of why we, love it but it's also.
Speaker 7: The source of.
Speaker 14: Frustration too, but no we need to give the umpires
Speaker 14: as much support as we can because they, without them
Speaker 14: we don't have.
Speaker 1: A game tell us About The West, coast eagles you're
Speaker 1: part of the world Up Against. North melbourne what's incredible?
Speaker 1: ABOUT this? I think tell Me if i'm wrong. About
Speaker 1: this is the first game to be Played in Bumbrey
Speaker 1: in west To the stradia coming Up, On sunday that, is.
Speaker 14: Correct the first Game for premiership points to be played at,
Speaker 14: that Ground hands Over. In bumbary it is called which
Speaker 14: sounds a strange name for a, footy GROUND but I
Speaker 14: think i've been trying to. Find out i'm pretty sure
Speaker 14: it's named after the first Mayor of bumbery way back
Speaker 14: in the day or something, like that, but yes it
Speaker 14: hands Over. In bumbury so this is Part Of north
Speaker 14: melbourne who have sold a couple of their home games
Speaker 14: To The west australian teams to get some cash in
Speaker 14: the bank basically and to try and forage for some
Speaker 14: new supporters and new members on this side of, the
Speaker 14: COUNTRY which i think there's quite a Fair Few north
Speaker 14: melbourne fans, out west as, You, know tony just BECAUSE
Speaker 14: of i think the amount of sort OF star wa
Speaker 14: players that went across to Play For north melbourne at
Speaker 14: certain times just before the formation OF, the afl so
Speaker 14: there's always been a bit of a strong link there
Speaker 14: and quite a few people that have Followed the Kangaroos In.
Speaker 14: North melbourne, but yeah the first game coming Up In bumbrey,
Speaker 14: onday afternoon it's going to be really. GREAT occasion i
Speaker 14: grew up just down the road, from there about thirty
Speaker 14: minutes further South from bumbury in a Town, called bustledon
Speaker 14: which people might know From The long jetty if they've
Speaker 14: ever seen IT on. Tv before but it's great for,
Speaker 14: the region that southwest area all the way Down To
Speaker 14: margaret River and dunsboro. And beyond everyone's really pumped up for,
Speaker 14: the game and the ground only holds, fifteen thousand but
Speaker 14: it's sold out extremely quickly and it's difficult ticket. To
Speaker 14: get they're putting in all these temporary grand stands around
Speaker 14: to lift, the capacity which when there's nothing, ELSE there
Speaker 14: i think the capacity is only at about four or.
Speaker 14: Five thousand but with the temporary grandstands that they're going
Speaker 14: to put in and the amount of work and redevelopment
Speaker 14: they've done at, that ground they're going to HOLD an afl.
Speaker 14: Game there, so yeah it's going to be Brilliant. On
Speaker 14: Sunday the kangaroos now with you can get direct Flights
Speaker 14: from melbourne Straight into bustleton which is Right Near, margaret
Speaker 14: RIVER as, i said and so they don't need to
Speaker 14: Fly to perth and then drive to two hours down
Speaker 14: To bump they can fly Straight into bustleton and then
Speaker 14: it's only a twenty minute bus ride Up to bumbrey
Speaker 14: to play, the game and they based themselves in wa
Speaker 14: for the week and Then play freemattle of the stadium
Speaker 14: As A north melbourne home game the.
Speaker 7: Week after the.
Speaker 1: Week after for, That one i'm sort of a little
Speaker 1: out of, THE loop i guess from a distance. These
Speaker 1: days BUT given i bet it's, been INTENSE and i
Speaker 1: know historically it's in the tents of the media because
Speaker 1: you guys Covered The west australian Covers at channel Seven
Speaker 1: in perth would. Cover it Where the eagles are sitting in,
Speaker 1: the competition it would be unsatisfactory.
Speaker 14: To, many yeah it, has been particularly over the last
Speaker 14: or three four, years really particularly when they've really been uncompetitive.
Speaker 14: In games they've actually had a pretty good sort of
Speaker 14: six week stretch where they've been playing a little bit
Speaker 14: better footing and a lot more competitive and showing some
Speaker 14: more positive signs sort of after. Gather around they had
Speaker 14: a couple of poor performances, through there and you sort,
Speaker 14: of thing, you, know wow here we. Go again where
Speaker 14: when's it going to Turn For west coast and when
Speaker 14: are they going to get back to being, you know
Speaker 14: the type of club that has been the mby of
Speaker 14: a lot right through the competition for a fair period of,
Speaker 14: their existence but they, seem still, you know a fair way.
Speaker 14: Off it they took it Up to geelong last week
Speaker 14: for three quarters three and a half quarters, or so
Speaker 14: but there are a chance of certainly being very Competitive
Speaker 14: against north and trying to get the four points on.
Speaker 14: The Weekend the kangaroos have been trying to do, the
Speaker 14: same but at Least With, west coast we're starting to
Speaker 14: see them actually compete in games for a little bit
Speaker 14: longer and a few less of those big blowouts that
Speaker 14: we've particularly seen over the last couple.
Speaker 1: Of years doccors are having a bit of.
Speaker 26: A season they are a, roller coaster you could call
Speaker 26: it that they've had some bad losses on the, way
Speaker 26: through but they've won their last three and the things
Speaker 26: are looking Up for freo right now when you look
Speaker 26: at their run into the. Back half i'd sort of
Speaker 26: always been pretty confident on them pre season that they
Speaker 26: were going to be one of those sides contending for
Speaker 26: a spot in the finals and if everything, went right
Speaker 26: maybe a spot in the top four because they've kind of,
Speaker 26: their list they've got.
Speaker 14: All the pieces of the puzzle that they kind. Of
Speaker 14: need but they're still a very very young team when
Speaker 14: you look at their team on paper for both age
Speaker 14: and experience. As well but for the last, three weeks
Speaker 14: after a couple of bad losses when they Lost to
Speaker 14: Some and kilda And, then collingwood last three weeks they've
Speaker 14: gone away to Beat the giants over At The, Giants
Speaker 14: stadium They've beat port at home and. Then away they
Speaker 14: Beat the suns Up At metre con in the wet
Speaker 14: last week and it's really just put them right back
Speaker 14: right on the very edge of, the eight but with
Speaker 14: a really good run. To come so With That north melbourne,
Speaker 14: away game which will be a home game for them
Speaker 14: next week coming off, the buy they've got three of
Speaker 14: the next four. At home then they've got seven of
Speaker 14: their last Eleven In western australia, as well which for
Speaker 14: sides over this side of the country is such a
Speaker 14: big boost, for them just because they don't have to
Speaker 14: jump on a plane. As much it can make a
Speaker 14: really big difference in the. Run home so they from
Speaker 14: this point they would certainly be expecting to, play finals
Speaker 14: so they'll be trying to keep a bit of a
Speaker 14: lid on it after some pretty big preseason expectations.
Speaker 1: Big game here, of course as, You, know monday, it's Amazing,
Speaker 1: the Kings The king's, birthday holiday it's going to. Be
Speaker 1: Fantastic The. MIGHTY d's i don't know much about. Those
Speaker 1: ds how do you think it, Will? GO adam.
Speaker 14: I thought they would win last week and they didn't.
Speaker 6: Do that.
Speaker 14: Just when you thought that they're getting their season back,
Speaker 14: on track.
Speaker 7: It doesn't quite.
Speaker 14: Work out it's going to be tough. FOR them I
Speaker 14: think tony given there Up against colin would have been
Speaker 14: in ripping. Form LATELY so, i, think Yeah the pie's,
Speaker 14: big crowd, good occasion as it always is On The
Speaker 14: king's birthday as it. IS now I Think colin wood'll
Speaker 14: be a little bit, too Strong but melbourne will be
Speaker 14: able to mix it with him for.
Speaker 1: A while i hope. You're right did you have one
Speaker 1: on the Outcome of australia in the footy? Last, night.
Speaker 14: Yes. Certainly did The soccer rus you're talking about Up.
Speaker 14: Against japan it. Was incredible it was ALMOST six i
Speaker 14: think fifty seven thousand off, the stadium which is a,
Speaker 14: terrific crowd the highest for a game of football like
Speaker 14: that for The soccer Us in wa and it was
Speaker 14: from all reports because we were DOING the afl at
Speaker 14: the same time and sort of keeping an eye. On
Speaker 14: it from, all reports it was a pretty, dull affair
Speaker 14: pretty difficult affair, to watch and The soccer us were
Speaker 14: certain outplayed at times and not really playing with much
Speaker 14: attacking flare for most of. The game and the possession
Speaker 14: STATS for i think sort of sixty nine thirty one
Speaker 14: something like.
Speaker 1: That in Favor.
Speaker 14: Of japan but that's it doesn't matter because as long
Speaker 14: as you're in front when it comes to the, final
Speaker 14: whistle that's all. It is so a gold was. HIS
Speaker 14: bait i think it was his first goal in thirteen
Speaker 14: years for The soccer us and it puts us right
Speaker 14: on the very brink of qualification For The. World cup
Speaker 14: but it'd have to be an absolute disaster from here
Speaker 14: for us not to, automatically qualify so that could happen
Speaker 14: with other results going before you even have to kick.
Speaker 14: Another ball but a.
Speaker 1: Great result Text from jason, Who, says adam would you
Speaker 1: rather call for footy or call? For radio what are?
Speaker 1: The distinctions CALL for tv or FOR radio?
Speaker 14: Tv, radio yeah to, BE honest i really don't have
Speaker 14: a preference. FOR either i enjoy doing both very, different
Speaker 14: skill even though it doesn't seem like it, TOO much,
Speaker 14: I guess, BUT yeah i enjoy trying to craft passage
Speaker 14: of play when you can watch it along. As well
Speaker 14: but then you can be more descriptive on. Radio TWO
Speaker 14: so i can't give you an answer on WHICH one,
Speaker 14: i PREFER because i just. Enjoy both it's kind of
Speaker 14: Whichever one. I'm doing you can be a little bit
Speaker 14: a little bit looser ON radio i reckon and have
Speaker 14: a little bit more fun.
Speaker 1: With you that's. Probably true so that's that's. Quite fun
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Speaker 14: That way we just call it. Hands over oh.
Speaker 1: There, you go hands over for. The locals it's always
Speaker 1: good to talk, To You.
Speaker 14: Adam Papale, thanks tony good to chat, to, you mate.
Speaker 1: Good work good on You By ADAM papale a six
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Speaker 1: Craig south, July morning.
Speaker 10: Good morning how's?
Speaker 9: It?
Speaker 1: Going well thank you For. Asking craig oh, You boys i'm, gonna, Say,
Speaker 1: sorry craig say that one, more time say one.
Speaker 9: More time it's great to.
Speaker 1: Hear, you well that's very kind.
Speaker 9: Of you.
Speaker 1: Thank you not at the moment it's not sounding a,
Speaker 1: bit throaty sounding a. Bit, strained.
Speaker 9: Yeah well you have to probably in five ninety five
Speaker 9: a minute on a one ad.
Speaker 1: Anger number, Thank you, thank you, very, good excellent remember? Those?
Speaker 1: Days cool, So, youah craig, call me call, me now
Speaker 1: what if we made money out? Of that appreciably? They?
Speaker 14: Did.
Speaker 1: Cool. Cool now My name's Rita.
Speaker 9: As i'm calling from the Northeast of china at. The moment,
Speaker 9: but well good.
Speaker 1: On you what are you doing in that part of
Speaker 1: the world at, the moment still doing?
Speaker 9: Some, teaching, yes yeah it's it's, just, awesome brilliant a great.
Speaker 1: Time as the as the winner as, We speak craig.
Speaker 9: Very, warm warm and a little bit chop too achievement
Speaker 9: for My lucky it's not too bad The, WARM yeah
Speaker 9: i was just RINGING because. I apologize i sort of
Speaker 9: started listing a. Bit later but there was a guy
Speaker 9: earlier talking about being the advocate for A Third west
Speaker 9: australian team IN the afl when they expand to a twenty.
Speaker 9: Teen Compa and i've always thought that if there was
Speaker 9: going to be another turn in the Camp, after taddy
Speaker 9: it has to be. Normal Territory the i'm just the
Speaker 9: amount of talent that that part of the stadium is
Speaker 9: extraordinary and it needs to be needs to be exposed
Speaker 9: onto the. NATIONAL stage, i.
Speaker 1: THINK yeah i think you're right. About THAT and i
Speaker 1: don't know whether you've spent any time in that, northern
Speaker 1: territory but when you get out into the communities and
Speaker 1: you watch some of these kids as young as seven eight,
Speaker 1: nineteen eleven both boys and. Young girls by, the way
Speaker 1: they're extraordinarily gifted and they love.
Speaker 9: THE game, i know could, you imagine, you know it's
Speaker 9: the dream time game in indigen round. BETWEEN hrishment i
Speaker 9: would love to have a team From Say terry island's
Speaker 9: come down and playoffs kick at half time to give them.
Speaker 9: An experience it may have may, Have happened i'm not
Speaker 9: SURE that i think done that in.
Speaker 1: The past.
Speaker 9: Use you can imagine this From a melbourne primary School
Speaker 9: playing it's kids seaweeds and they just looking at what
Speaker 9: the hell going?
Speaker 20: On?
Speaker 9: HERE yeah i can imagine that a game because you
Speaker 9: talk about seven nine, YEAR olds i reckon, the most
Speaker 9: the biggest noise that you would hear in a game
Speaker 9: like that would. Be laughing they just seem to have
Speaker 9: so much fun and enjoy the game. So MUCH but i,
Speaker 9: think that, YOU know, I mean i think a team
Speaker 9: from up there would just bring that to the. National
Speaker 9: STAGE and i think it would be awesome for a
Speaker 9: team to be IN the afl from.
Speaker 1: Up, THERE yeah i agree, With. YOU craig i think
Speaker 1: and it will happen at. SOME point i don't think
Speaker 1: it's going to happen in the next, few years but
Speaker 1: you would imagine down. The track it's got to. Be
Speaker 1: TARGETED what i do know that there's a very well
Speaker 1: known school Here in melbourne that for many many years
Speaker 1: has taken students up to play football and participate in
Speaker 1: community life at Places like Jarringen, and lombardina, you know
Speaker 1: two and a half hours up the other Side of
Speaker 1: broom IN the, i mean it's just an extraordinary thing where, they,
Speaker 1: live work, play football do all that sort of thing
Speaker 1: on a. Regular basis it is life changing, for everybody.
Speaker 9: It. WOULD be I mean i've been Up to darwin
Speaker 9: and went over to the seaweeds. And stuff i've only
Speaker 9: gone there once in, my life, and yes. It is
Speaker 9: you could absolutely understand it be. Life, changing yeah it's
Speaker 9: just an extraordinary experience.
Speaker 1: For those that. Don't, know craig You're, in china you
Speaker 1: do a regular visit. Over there how long would you
Speaker 1: be there? This time.
Speaker 9: I'll be here a Weeks and i've got one week
Speaker 9: to Go before i've come.
Speaker 1: Back home and you Are. Teaching, english, no, No no i'm.
Speaker 9: Teaching to, ployment business but Teaching. In english any students
Speaker 9: at a level yeah.
Speaker 1: All right so they already speak A. Little english.
Speaker 9: Yeah, so yeah so they have to have a Level
Speaker 9: of english to do this qualification because It's a western
Speaker 9: qualification and it's just the most rewarding experience from a
Speaker 9: teacher's point of VIEW that i imagine it's just.
Speaker 1: Extraordinary students can you comment about how important those relationships
Speaker 1: for those students are and would become in terms of
Speaker 1: what you're offering down. The track do you get a
Speaker 1: sense that there was real hidden value in nurturing those
Speaker 1: relationships with some of those young people Out.
Speaker 27: Of?
Speaker 9: China, oh absolutely we get a lot of the sort.
Speaker 9: Of note we get quite a few of the students
Speaker 9: who finishes the plimate and want to Move to melbourne
Speaker 9: or other universities to continue. Their studies and, YOU know
Speaker 9: i remember there was, one extent a young student this
Speaker 9: event made about eight nine, years ago who was really an,
Speaker 9: excellent student and he Moved to melbourne and he got
Speaker 9: to ended up with a master's degree in p and
Speaker 9: he ended up he had a choice of. A job
Speaker 9: he was. Offer jobs there was One in sydney finance
Speaker 9: Firm in sydney and another in country years, a WHILE
Speaker 9: and i remember him asking which one? WHAT what i
Speaker 9: advised him to take the. Regional one that's where you're
Speaker 9: going to learn All. About australia and he did and
Speaker 9: he became A cf. A volunteer he was on in
Speaker 9: the community and he was absolutely loving it like it
Speaker 9: was just it was one of those moments where as
Speaker 9: a teacher, you think, oh wow this. Is, extraordinary yeah he.
Speaker 9: Embraced that, BUT yeah i absolutely believe there's a value
Speaker 9: add for for, both sides for both. You know it's,
Speaker 9: just yeah it, makes sense. It, does yeah it's it's
Speaker 9: such a. REWARDING experience i absolutely.
Speaker 1: Love, it well you're obviously doing a, Great. Job craig good.
Speaker 1: To talk keep in touch and we'll talk.
Speaker 9: Again soon so you take you take, Care mate.
Speaker 1: Thank You, but kenny just. A. Quickie hello now you? Doing?
Speaker 1: Okay kenny?
Speaker 10: Tell, you, yeah buddy.
Speaker 1: You did not off tell you.
Speaker 20: You.
Speaker 1: Buddy, yeah really she's, Really. Well kenny. I'm fantastic what,
Speaker 1: About You, oh donny how do you? Go cold i've
Speaker 1: got a very very. Bad cold feeling BETTER than i
Speaker 1: was a, week ago but not quite as Good as
Speaker 1: i'm going to feel.
Speaker 7: Next, Week well, i'm say.
Speaker 10: What do you MEAN when i think.
Speaker 1: By NEXT week i hopefully feel a little bit better
Speaker 1: with his Throat, to kenny but it's nothing too serious
Speaker 1: as people worse off. Than, men yeah a little, Sore,
Speaker 1: throat kenny a little frog in, The, throat yeah tif.
Speaker 7: My, grandpa yeah there.
Speaker 1: It is you do very, Good Impersonation, kenny, Yah, Yeah
Speaker 1: kenny i'm. Pretty good, Thank. You kenny i've got to
Speaker 1: go because we've got the news not. Far AWAY but
Speaker 1: i thank you for you and your brother for calling
Speaker 1: through and being part.
Speaker 16: Of It.
Speaker 1: Australia overnight keep the information. Coming through with regards to
Speaker 1: the QUESTION that i put, out there who was it
Speaker 1: the button? Pushing cowboy and what was he asked not?
Speaker 1: To Do steve Wright Is tony mackey referring To The
Speaker 1: Ryan stone cowboys sending cards and letters. TO people i
Speaker 1: don't Even know steve what? A song, but no that's not.
Speaker 1: The ONE but i can say at, This, stage graham
Speaker 1: you're the only one that's, nailed it and nailed. It
Speaker 1: perfectly to others not. Even close so there's the question for,
Speaker 1: your consideration a gentleman Part Of, australia overnight who is
Speaker 1: it the button? Pushing cowboy the button? Pushing cowboy and
Speaker 1: what was asked of him to?
Speaker 9: Not? Do what.
Speaker 1: If we had, a prize you would have picked, It,
Speaker 1: up graham wonderuble three six. Nine Three It's australia. Overnight morning.
Speaker 3: Now This is Australia over Eyes with.
Speaker 1: Tony McManus that was nice and just, open line cold.
Speaker 1: And chilly. Thank you i'm just reading some of the
Speaker 1: amazing texts that have. Come through it gladdens. The heart
Speaker 1: rob asked the question this is a relation of the
Speaker 1: QUESTION that i put, Out, There grumpy you'll be listening,
Speaker 1: To this you'll. LOVE it i asked the, question earlier Button,
Speaker 1: pushing cowboy the Button. Pushing cowboy he was asked to
Speaker 1: do what he was asked. To do what the Button
Speaker 1: pushing cowboy asked him not? To do what probably is
Speaker 1: the better way not? To Do what, rob says does
Speaker 1: it relate to? A? Jukebox? Hell rob is that? Your
Speaker 1: answer Lily? From berrick you are one hundred. PERCENT correct
Speaker 1: a prize to you if we had. A prize another
Speaker 1: one says a, Great show tony mack and you are correct,
Speaker 1: as well but you don't give. A name but it's
Speaker 1: a text ending in six five zero six' five zero.
Speaker 1: And thank You On, the tazzy devils the team that
Speaker 1: can still go ahead regardless of funding by using two more. Very,
Speaker 1: BASIC grounds however afl won the state of the art
Speaker 1: stadium and the roof maybe, only play seven perhaps maybe nine.
Speaker 1: Games are best you, Would have thought you're right, games
Speaker 1: per year which holds only a tw on thousand people
Speaker 1: that can eventually come, down the track but they. Need
Speaker 1: to proceed they can proceed still. On their schedule it's
Speaker 1: an interesting time Down there in tazzy for a. Range
Speaker 1: of reasons such. A beautiful state for those That, have
Speaker 1: visited tazzy they will know how. Gorgeous it is for,
Speaker 1: those that don't highly recommend you go and. Have a visit. It's,
Speaker 1: amazing place tessimania, We'll Do this, Grumpy colin again just
Speaker 1: give to get.
Speaker 28: On roll again.
Speaker 1: My my love is making music.
Speaker 27: WITH my friend i give to.
Speaker 1: Get Rolled Again steve collins traveler, his YouTube site he
Speaker 1: Simply Called That steve. Colins traveler. Grumpy Good morning well, Buddha, To.
Speaker 10: You tony and of course buller is the three gene
Speaker 10: Work for hellow and guess where we're. Going this morning
Speaker 10: we're Going To, the south pacific.
Speaker 1: Which we'll get to. In ester ticket have you spent Much?
Speaker 1: Time In, Tasmania no ah, well there goes there. GOES
Speaker 1: the segment i thought we're going to probably milk that
Speaker 1: for ten.
Speaker 10: Or fifteen minutes well you're going to ask me, Questions
Speaker 10: about it.
Speaker 1: So you're what you've Never. Been, to tasmania no.
Speaker 10: It's a bone of contention because of my wife HAS been,
Speaker 10: that I haven't and i keep putting pressure on her
Speaker 10: to for. Us to go, and so far, Because i've
Speaker 10: met i've been to a, lot of places and, because
Speaker 10: in fact she Got back from tasmania A week before. I, met.
Speaker 1: Her ah right. There you go she Got back from
Speaker 1: tasmania a week, before you met and the. Rest is
Speaker 1: history had you known.
Speaker 10: Known that she was going to prevent me From, GOING
Speaker 10: to tasmania i might not.
Speaker 18: Have married.
Speaker 1: Her that's right she may not be the Very. Famous,
Speaker 1: missus collins well.
Speaker 10: That's exactly right she might be. A lot happier. I.
Speaker 1: Don't know no you've both had a joyous life and
Speaker 1: continue to have a. Pretty joyous life THE only reason
Speaker 1: i MENTIONED is because. I threw it that little question
Speaker 1: with regards to a great line from a song happened
Speaker 1: to come up in a Feed just in LUs twenty
Speaker 1: four about a button pushing cowboy was asked not to
Speaker 1: do what and had lots of responses by way of
Speaker 1: text as to what the. Answer may be some people are,
Speaker 1: very very correct other people really really. Not even close
Speaker 1: and then and then we're talking about and then we're and,
Speaker 1: then we yeah and then We're. Talking about tasmania given
Speaker 1: everything that's been in the news about Whether At the
Speaker 1: little stadium and what, the government's doing and, it's been fascinating.
Speaker 10: They might have They might have they might be having an.
Speaker 10: Election as well.
Speaker 1: They could now be, going to, election which Yeah imagine
Speaker 1: most tasmanians wouldn't, necessarily want no.
Speaker 10: Because we've just had, a federal. ELECTION you know i
Speaker 10: think people get sick of, too many, Elections, You.
Speaker 1: Know tony i'd like to announce the date of my
Speaker 1: next elections.
Speaker 10: To, THAT effect well i haven't had an election for,
Speaker 10: a long, time you know, because oh no it Was,
Speaker 10: back in. March wasn't it we had. Our last, Election,
Speaker 10: we did.
Speaker 1: Yes we did what's happening in your part, of, the
Speaker 1: world now tell us about what do we? Need to
Speaker 1: know when we Talk About The, south pacific islands you
Speaker 1: specifically refer to.
Speaker 10: What Well the south pacific. IS actually vast i mean
Speaker 10: that there's basically two different. Parts to It, you've got
Speaker 10: melanesia which is located in.
Speaker 18: The north And.
Speaker 10: Northeast of Australia That Includes, Papua, New Guinea, Fiji solomon
Speaker 10: Islands Vanawatu. And new caledonia and Then. You've Got polynesia
Speaker 10: now polynesia stretches right across. The vast area it is
Speaker 10: huge because it forms A, Triangle Between hawaii New Zealand.
Speaker 10: And easter ireland and the Countries, There, Include, Samoa tonga
Speaker 10: french Polynesia And. The cook islands and so basically we
Speaker 10: just Call It the south pacific because all of it
Speaker 10: is Based In. The south pacific and of, course For,
Speaker 10: holidaymakers particularly australians they just love Going To. The south
Speaker 10: pacific now a lot of them will Go And do.
Speaker 10: South pacific, cruises they're, very very popular in which instance
Speaker 10: you visit a couple. Of different countries typically It's Usually, Say, New,
Speaker 10: caledonia vanawatu fiji because that sort of does about a week,
Speaker 10: ten days cruise and then others.
Speaker 1: Just like to go.
Speaker 10: And, veg out now the Thing About, the south pacific
Speaker 10: Whether it Be, milan or polynesia is you have got some.
Speaker 10: WONDERFUL islands anywhere i mean there's, hundreds of them there's.
Speaker 10: Thousands of them you've got, some beautiful beaches And both
Speaker 10: the Melanesian and the polynesian people. Are just, beautiful they're,
Speaker 10: gentle they're kind, they're happy people and why not because
Speaker 10: they live, in a very very gorgeous part.
Speaker 16: Of, the world.
Speaker 10: Yes and when, you go, there you know you're overwhelmed
Speaker 10: with kindness and it's just such a great. Place to
Speaker 10: relax and of course there's a lot of stuff you.
Speaker 10: CAN do, there i mean you can just redge out
Speaker 10: on a beautiful island somewhere and, do basically nothing or
Speaker 10: you can have a. LOT of, adventures i mean. You've
Speaker 10: got things you've got, excellent diving there whether you want
Speaker 10: to go snorting. Or scuba diving you've. Got brilliant fishing
Speaker 10: you've got some of these, islands quite rugged so you
Speaker 10: can do a little bit. Of mountain climbing there's some
Speaker 10: sensational volcanoes there if you want to go. And look,
Speaker 10: at in fact one of the, most active volcanoes most
Speaker 10: active approach for volcanoes in the World, is in vanawatu
Speaker 10: and you can get up really close and. Personal to
Speaker 10: that and so there's very much to go and see
Speaker 10: and Experience In. The south pacific and because they're. Different
Speaker 10: island groups they've, got different, customs different. Traditions et cetera
Speaker 10: and the One Thing All south pacific islanders seem to
Speaker 10: do really well is seen they're. Very musical people. They're
Speaker 10: just amazing they've got. These wonderful voices they can usually
Speaker 10: pick up a guitar or some other instrument and learn to.
Speaker 10: Play pretty quickly so it's just it's just a wonderful experience.
Speaker 10: To go, there you relax you, enjoying another culture and
Speaker 10: of course you're in one of the most beautiful parts.
Speaker 10: Of the world so it really is a wonderful place
Speaker 10: to go for, that relaxing holiday or, for that cruise
Speaker 10: or if you want a bit of adventure to go,
Speaker 10: and you know have. A unique adventure i mean some
Speaker 10: of these places you can swing with stingrays and.
Speaker 1: Things like that that's what we, want to do go
Speaker 1: and Swim with those.
Speaker 18: What are?
Speaker 1: We, doing today well why don't we, go.
Speaker 10: And yeah well Look Here in western australia people go, and, pay.
Speaker 7: Well yeah.
Speaker 1: In A Place. Called shark bay what could? Possibly go,
Speaker 1: wrong we stated because we will. Ask the listener they
Speaker 1: know way more about these things THAN you. Or i
Speaker 1: do one double three. Six nine three so those of
Speaker 1: you that have traveled. Around That, area pacific Islands which has,
Speaker 1: grumpies just outlined includes. Some incredible places Would you Include
Speaker 1: Papu and new GUINEA in.
Speaker 10: That, i wouldn't well it is Actually The largest. SOUTH
Speaker 10: pacific island i used To Live In, papua new guinea
Speaker 10: but that is an. ENTIRELY different experience i would Rate
Speaker 10: the Solomon Islands With papi new guinea, because they're. Very
Speaker 10: Very similar Although papu In guinea and solomoni Are, part
Speaker 10: of melanesia which means that they're sort of Different. To
Speaker 10: the polynesians they're. Different ethnic group But, You've got fiji
Speaker 10: You've Not, got new caledonia and You've also got vanyawati
Speaker 10: that Are, part of melanesia and it gets a. BIT
Speaker 10: more exciting i think they're because They're Certainly In. Papua
Speaker 10: new guinea it's extraordinary scenery because you've got you've got
Speaker 10: mountains there that that go up to in the old
Speaker 10: language over sixteen THOUSAND feet when, I lived there I
Speaker 10: used to i used To Live at MOUNT hagen and
Speaker 10: i would be driving the truck and we're going to
Speaker 10: be going on mountain passes over, ten thousand, feet you
Speaker 10: know and it's just. An extraordinary place it rained every
Speaker 10: day on the dot, at four pm.
Speaker 1: Just when you don't need it to raid it every
Speaker 1: day for. Plus before. O'clock it's busy what one double three.
Speaker 1: Six nine three It Is the south pacific on, you've been,
Speaker 1: there been. There done that give us a call one
Speaker 1: double three. SIX nine three a couple, Of, quick calls
Speaker 1: maggie Say How To steve grumpy collins long.
Speaker 20: Men.
Speaker 21: Rom, p, collins.
Speaker 28: Now yeah cruising, in a sense you're talking about a
Speaker 28: number of cruisers. In the past most memorable of those
Speaker 28: cruisers as far, as destinations go perhaps Would. Be the
Speaker 28: samoas back Then, It was Western Western and american samoa
Speaker 28: And then honey hour to visiting a hospital which was
Speaker 28: out Of Fin old World.
Speaker 12: War two hot.
Speaker 1: There you go there's a great piece of, The, History,
Speaker 1: there stephen.
Speaker 10: Yeah it is and It's interesting About samoa because samoa
Speaker 10: Was normally like I'm not talking I'm Talking, about western
Speaker 10: samoa Not Not. Not American samoa but samala was Right
Speaker 10: on The international date line and it was just over
Speaker 10: the other. Side of it so what they did, was,
Speaker 10: they decided well we, don't like this so they decided
Speaker 10: that they would move their time their time and put
Speaker 10: it an hour earlier so that they were the very
Speaker 10: first country in the world to start. The new, day
Speaker 10: so yeah they just sort of changed their, time as
Speaker 10: well should be the first country to get the day
Speaker 10: instead of the last country.
Speaker 1: Of, the day, Benny. Thank. You maggie ben now you
Speaker 1: spotted some. Roadworks for us so whereabouts.
Speaker 19: Can a guy?
Speaker 26: Hey?
Speaker 7: You travelin, Well.
Speaker 1: Thank you benny you know.
Speaker 19: That the tunnel the tunnel has got ray works on
Speaker 19: To see and dan have just got one guy closed
Speaker 19: down three lanes and just spray. Painting, the walls.
Speaker 1: Okay so that WAS happening as i was coming through,
Speaker 1: late last night ran, about TEN thirty and i, thought
Speaker 1: to myself THE very and.
Speaker 19: I reckon it's going to go on for a good
Speaker 19: number two, or three weeks two or three weeks with
Speaker 19: the rumor that's on the, rumor file though with?
Speaker 1: One PERSON painting can I win the?
Speaker 3: Mercedes please too good?
Speaker 1: On your, bed thank you you're. In the running. That's
Speaker 1: VERY funny can I win the? MERCEDES for good I
Speaker 1: think the breaking program have a great relationship with the
Speaker 1: good people Membership Of the berwick Mercedes at of berka
Speaker 1: and they do. A great job they've been part of
Speaker 1: the breaking program for, a long time so it's up
Speaker 1: for it was one of. THE rumor files i think, That's.
Speaker 1: Very funny angela we've just been Talking. Certainly, about tasmania
Speaker 1: angela you wanted to make A comment about TAZZY. In the,
Speaker 1: afl Look certainly do tony.
Speaker 9: A?
Speaker 1: Little bit better thank, you very.
Speaker 12: MUCH welcome back i mean we.
Speaker 8: Do.
Speaker 29: Miss you certainly look up Into football games Stone believe
Speaker 29: overall i've been the football games at your back and
Speaker 29: LONG syst and i cannot ever.
Speaker 7: See the problem why.
Speaker 29: Just the system that they have a game down every
Speaker 29: probably second week in hober. AND then money i don't
Speaker 29: know what they need this idea about.
Speaker 1: The stadium one a billion.
Speaker 29: Dollar because it's just trying to stop them. GETTING in, me, i.
Speaker 30: Think yeah not.
Speaker 1: TOO well great i feel like if.
Speaker 29: You're going to get five hundred thousand people wanted to go,
Speaker 29: to any game YOU know what i mean that as it's.
Speaker 29: JUST still thing, i just, thought you know they they're,
Speaker 29: putting you know silly team happen The cost before. Tasmin
Speaker 29: it's faulty it's consulting to people who. Love a game
Speaker 29: it's that time they looked at why they're trying to.
Speaker 29: Stop the game.
Speaker 1: It's, a very good, Very. Good point angela you obviously
Speaker 1: Love The. Great apple isle.
Speaker 29: It's ALL of whom i talk to on your why
Speaker 29: Go down to parliament in fantastic as you found out today,
Speaker 29: while they're blowcasting, because, he's suggesting look it's stupid.
Speaker 20: For for.
Speaker 29: Just a game it, can be well it's so, Precious
Speaker 29: down there it's so precious and, if, you don't.
Speaker 9: Yeah very, Very.
Speaker 1: Good point angela we've got a bit of, a Dodgy
Speaker 1: line so i'll. Let, you go unfortunately, for whatever reason
Speaker 1: the line whereever it's coming through if you But thank you.
Speaker 1: Ange for that it just goes to the affection that
Speaker 1: people have A. Grumpy for, tasmania, oh.
Speaker 10: Yes well you know it's a very popular state and.
Speaker 10: Particularly for, tourism you know it's i mean the most Compact.
Speaker 10: State in australia but, it's certainly beautiful you know's there's.
Speaker 1: Certainly a lot would you know you've. Never been there, i've.
Speaker 10: Seen photos photos she lets me look at her photos every,
Speaker 10: now and then totally have a look at my Photo.
Speaker 1: Album of tasmania oh you've. Never been there.
Speaker 10: That's exactly right THAT'S that's.
Speaker 21: What i get.
Speaker 1: So we were just traveling Through, the beautiful.
Speaker 10: Yeah We'll talk about figi because that is the most
Speaker 10: Popular Of the south pacific island is what it is For,
Speaker 10: the for australians and That's. Part of melanesia but it
Speaker 10: lies About two thousand Kilbedia's Northeast, of new zealand and
Speaker 10: it's an archipelago of more than three hundred. And thirty
Speaker 10: islands now, al it's, got you know the three, hundred
Speaker 10: thirty islands only about one hundred of them have got
Speaker 10: permanent populations and, out of that eighty seven percent of
Speaker 10: the population live on the, two biggest Islands Which are
Speaker 10: Vita Livu And. Evanua levu levu, And Of those vita
Speaker 10: levu is. The main island it's A home to suva which,
Speaker 10: is The capital and nandy, the main airport which a
Speaker 10: lot people who fly there would Have gone to nandy
Speaker 10: and it's and it's got the majority of the population
Speaker 10: Of all of. Fiji living, there of course it's quite.
Speaker 10: A big island it's one of the Biggest, Islands in
Speaker 10: figi but it's a. Really interesting place you get your.
Speaker 10: Cultural experiences there you've got your lux resorts and, your
Speaker 10: golf courses you've got. Your family resorts it's, great, for.
Speaker 10: Snortling diving surfing there's A Place, called cloud break which
Speaker 10: which is an internationally known. Top surfing spot and they've
Speaker 10: got a few other little islands that are just off
Speaker 10: the delivery where you CAN go and i mean that
Speaker 10: you just catch a, little boat there tire resorts, sort
Speaker 10: of thing and it's just. A fantastic place but one
Speaker 10: of the one of the popular things. To do there
Speaker 10: part of that Is Called the coral coast and it's
Speaker 10: sort of it's a really nice drive right down the
Speaker 10: coast on the on the southwest, of the island and
Speaker 10: there's all these great, little beaches there and there's pockets
Speaker 10: of stunning coastline and you've got a lot of family friendly.
Speaker 10: Resorts down here and this is where you probably get
Speaker 10: more of the budget, sort of resorts and you've also got.
Speaker 10: Some boutique property said that a little, bit more, expensive
Speaker 10: but look it's just sort of a very very. Laid
Speaker 10: back area great for store, we, dive in. Surfing et
Speaker 10: cetera and of course the resorts you can sit by
Speaker 10: the pool and the locals, are just. Friendly you know
Speaker 10: and this is but if you want something, Very up
Speaker 10: market fiji has got the most up market Resorts.
Speaker 9: And.
Speaker 10: Also French polynesia but i'm not going To Go to
Speaker 10: french polynesia tonight because it's a bit, far of, cook far,
Speaker 10: away just.
Speaker 1: GORGEOUS you know i did the cruise there all those
Speaker 1: years ago On. The old fairsta do you REMEMBER the first.
Speaker 10: I Remember the, fair, star yeahship Yes well, the FRIENDSHIP first.
Speaker 1: And i did a couple of cruises and my job
Speaker 1: was to play the. Music on board.
Speaker 7: Wasn't really that was my job?
Speaker 20: On?
Speaker 7: The ship really YOU, were the?
Speaker 10: DJ were you i was?
Speaker 1: The NIGHTCLUB presenter.
Speaker 10: Well i was they didn't CALL you a dj in those.
Speaker 1: Load, that. Expression loathed, right you know.
Speaker 10: If you were, in the sixties you would have been
Speaker 10: proud TO be in dj in. The nineteen sixties and, your,
Speaker 10: Point is well i've just pointed out that you're so
Speaker 10: much younger that you wouldn't have.
Speaker 9: Had that experience good on your.
Speaker 1: Thanks. Very much so it was the year was seventy
Speaker 1: eight Seventy Nine and kylie minogue's manager who had a
Speaker 1: relationship with the GOOD, people, at, sidmo said look. He's
Speaker 1: a job would you like to spend a couple of
Speaker 1: some time traveling on? The FIRST day, and, i, said
Speaker 1: okay yes. And so did it took me three and
Speaker 1: a half years to. Get. OVER it.
Speaker 10: Well i used to work FOR, p And O, the
Speaker 10: modern medication.
Speaker 20: And we.
Speaker 10: Worked it out and, in those days this was in
Speaker 10: the nineteen. Sixties and seventies but on some of these
Speaker 10: cruisers women out number of single women number single men
Speaker 10: by about. Seven to one it's one.
Speaker 1: OF the reasons i no. Longer have hair we'll do
Speaker 1: this when we. Gave come back, more of you more of,
Speaker 1: your of course cap and join, us, one double, Three
Speaker 1: Six Nine. Steve grumpy collins you want to see some.
Speaker 1: Of these texts have a. LISTEN to this I Thought
Speaker 1: the international Dateline. Went through tonga will have to double,
Speaker 1: Check on that megge. Not too sure another one Doesn't.
Speaker 10: Go Through tonga comas, east of.
Speaker 1: Course thank you my FAVORITE holiday DESTINATION f One J
Speaker 1: One licky licky loo adults only five Star Resort near
Speaker 1: mlo melo m. A, l ololo yeah helloo over water looks.
Speaker 1: Through the floor you, can see. Kaleidescoberfish polutely, gorgeous, oh.
Speaker 10: Yeah, yeah, yeah, no no no that's what it's our specific.
Speaker 10: It's all, about oh. Look it's paradise, speaking of paradise
Speaker 10: we're going To. Go to vanowatu now, our next one
Speaker 10: which is sort of north Of free g but do
Speaker 10: you remember in THE sixties a Tv show Called. Adventures
Speaker 10: in paradise Gardener McKay. Played Adam Troy?
Speaker 1: Did, adam.
Speaker 10: Troy yep yep now you'd be surprised to know that
Speaker 10: most of that was Actually, filled With california but vanatu.
Speaker 10: Featured a lot It. Wasn't called vanouat it Was called
Speaker 10: The Wallace and ellis. Islands or Something then became valewatu
Speaker 10: after that because it was Sort of Both french and
Speaker 10: british colonies that combined when It. Became vaner watu but
Speaker 10: that is one place in the world where you can,
Speaker 10: actually get up real up close to. An actual volcano
Speaker 10: it's called the Volcano Is, called mount yassur And It's
Speaker 10: on canna island and it's one of the most accessible
Speaker 10: active volcanoes. In the world and one of the best
Speaker 10: places times to go is just on dusk because when,
Speaker 10: it gets dark you see all the red glow from
Speaker 10: inside the crater and it spits out a. Bit of lava,
Speaker 10: but you know they keep your will. Back from that
Speaker 10: that's one of. The great adventures but the other one
Speaker 10: THAT the reason i Mentioned, adventures in paradise there was
Speaker 10: one you've heard, of land diving you know where these
Speaker 10: guys got up.
Speaker 1: That it was.
Speaker 10: It was a precursor to. Bungee junkie jumping they used
Speaker 10: to climb up these massive bamboo tower tie vines to
Speaker 10: the ankles and a leap off A lot of i
Speaker 10: remember one episode where they. Filmed, it there well that,
Speaker 10: wasn't probably Them Was, probably lowell thomas another famous travel
Speaker 10: journalist who used. To go there but That, is in
Speaker 10: vanahatu and that's on An Island, called pentecost island and
Speaker 10: that is a tradition still. A tradition today what they
Speaker 10: do is you start off. As a child it's, only
Speaker 10: for males and you leap off from the lower the
Speaker 10: lower bridges because they have all these they, like diving
Speaker 10: boards and you walk on that and. You leap off
Speaker 10: and what they do is they soften. The soil helters
Speaker 10: the whole point as it is to just drag your
Speaker 10: head on the soil and then bounce back up again,
Speaker 10: without hurting yourself and then as you get, older and
Speaker 10: braver then you go higher.
Speaker 1: Up the.
Speaker 10: Tower absolutely fascinating but they still do that today and
Speaker 10: you can actually go and see that in Real life
Speaker 10: on vanihuatu.
Speaker 18: If you want.
Speaker 10: Very exciting place but the Capital of Vaner, wuardu is
Speaker 10: porta and that's a that's a that's a. Fairly quiet
Speaker 10: place it's got a it's got a, massive harbor there
Speaker 10: and one of the features of the harbor is it's
Speaker 10: got an. Underwater post box and.
Speaker 1: What you do is you Get a water we all need,
Speaker 1: one of.
Speaker 10: Them we do, and you well my son sent me
Speaker 10: a postcard from. THE dove down i don't know how
Speaker 10: deep it is and you dive.
Speaker 21: Down and you.
Speaker 10: Post send off THIS postcard and i send them all.
Speaker 10: Over the world. Absolutely fantastic place but there's a lot
Speaker 10: to do there because there was a lot of adventures stuck,
Speaker 10: glorious oh yeah and gorgeous rivers and. Stuff like that it,
Speaker 10: used to be whether it was a new hebides what.
Speaker 7: It was called.
Speaker 1: That's, the one yes my recollection of that that port
Speaker 1: was it was pretty good for, duty free purchase but.
Speaker 10: It, still, IS yeah yeah i think it is that
Speaker 10: there's basically only one Main. Road in portvilla it's sort
Speaker 10: of like a big long road. Along the, harbor but
Speaker 10: yeah it used to be good for duty free probably
Speaker 10: still is because they do depend on. Tourism a lot
Speaker 10: and there's an island in the harbor that a lot
Speaker 10: of the cruise ships go to and everybody goes in
Speaker 10: and hops on this island and there's a nice beach
Speaker 10: there and. Stuff like, that but yeah But. THAT'S in
Speaker 10: vanahwatu i think it's some of, the upper islands so
Speaker 10: that you want To Go to Tanner Island and pedecost
Speaker 10: island to. See the others and it's just and they've
Speaker 10: got it's. Very very cultural they've got these traditional ceremonies
Speaker 10: there and you can visit local villages and they're very
Speaker 10: similar to some of the they're very Similar To The
Speaker 10: papu new guineans and some of the some of the
Speaker 10: rituals and that that they do because it's a lot of.
Speaker 10: Singing and, dancing but yeah they really get dressed up
Speaker 10: in the in their gear with their their masks on
Speaker 10: and their their paint and stuff like. A fascinating, experience
Speaker 10: so yeah that's that's that's a that's a Great place
Speaker 10: for vanuatu. Studying holiday, destination pristine beaches last rainforests and really.
Speaker 10: Rich cultural experiences so it's it's something if you want
Speaker 10: something a little bit more exciting Than, say fie g
Speaker 10: that's sort of the, NEXT step up i guess is To.
Speaker 10: Go to, vadawatu but no it's it's just it's just.
Speaker 10: A Great Place a fete island is the at The Home.
Speaker 10: Of port vila but then You've Got, a spiritu santo
Speaker 10: which is Famous for its champagne Beach And. The blue
Speaker 10: holes now, these blue holes there's world. Class diving there
Speaker 10: they are really really. Deep dive holes you go down
Speaker 10: to and down the. Bottom of one you've got the
Speaker 10: WRECK Of The, ss president coolidge which Was Funk During.
Speaker 10: World war two, so you know there's there's a lot.
Speaker 7: To do there it's just.
Speaker 10: A fantastic place, and you know whatever, holiday you want
Speaker 10: excitement or just relaxation, and cultural activities it's all There.
Speaker 10: On in vanawatu and you've got a choice of really good.
Speaker 10: Resorts as well You've Got, to bay. Lodge for instance
Speaker 10: You've Got The Ratua, private island resort and you've got
Speaker 10: a lot a lot of other, resorts like that so
Speaker 10: it's another fascinating place to Visit In. The south pacific
Speaker 10: i'm just.
Speaker 1: Having A look At. Adventures in paradise been a lot
Speaker 1: of Comments online About, adventures in paradise so have a.
Speaker 1: Look at this so You're right about Garden McKay played
Speaker 1: Adam Troy, and james holden very. Young, looking, bloke. Yeah
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah Guy Stockwell. PLAYED chris parker i.
Speaker 10: Think He was. Dean stockwell's Brother You. Remember dean Stockwell.
Speaker 10: He played stockwell i'm just trying to think he was
Speaker 10: in a police series or. Something, like that.
Speaker 6: Yeah he, was in OH.
Speaker 10: Mainly in TVs he was sort of like.
Speaker 9: The.
Speaker 10: Young teenage guy i'm just trying to think what.
Speaker 14: He was in he, was in.
Speaker 1: Somebody somebody, will tell.
Speaker 10: Us that's try he had a Good Television Career. Anchors, away,
Speaker 10: man yeah yeah he.
Speaker 1: Was. In that yeah and who Else was In adventures
Speaker 1: in paradise from time to time was a very. Well Known, Person, michael, pate,
Speaker 1: yes yes.
Speaker 10: Yes he well when He Wasn't Playing American indians michael
Speaker 10: pate was. A lovely man he, was a trific terrific
Speaker 10: guy because he came Back to settling australia after His.
Speaker 10: Career in hollywood but for some reason they thought that
Speaker 10: This good looking australian.
Speaker 1: Guy was always going to be portrayed As. A incredible,
Speaker 1: grumby stay there we'll come back in. Just a moment.
Speaker 1: Wrap It Up It's. Steve grumby collins. We're talking travel
Speaker 1: have a look. At the week the YouTube site which
Speaker 1: is Great Simply Called, Steve Collins Traveler. Steve grumpy collins
Speaker 1: have a look at what he does on. HIS YouTube
Speaker 1: channel a great friend of this program for a long.
Speaker 1: TIME as well, i don't know one, Of these days
Speaker 1: GRUMPY you and i might, do you know like one
Speaker 1: of those moments where two blokes just go away for
Speaker 1: three or FOUR weeks and i think we should Go. Somewhere,
Speaker 1: like israel.
Speaker 10: Yes well that would interesting certainly together is all my.
Speaker 10: SONS as well i. Haven't been there he. Absolutely loved
Speaker 10: it he he just thought it was a fantastic place
Speaker 10: to go over the. Very good destination well.
Speaker 1: Let's go to. Israel, Right Now, hello david.
Speaker 30: Tony you And Steve gre jes jones would. Be absolutely
Speaker 30: welcome that. Puts you up, We drink Beer we HAVE
Speaker 30: pavlova and i will text you to all.
Speaker 1: The great sites beer and beer And. Beer and pavlova
Speaker 1: what could?
Speaker 10: Possibly, go wrong, well you know Do you know Australia's
Speaker 10: connection with Israel, was The, antacks the ansecs the Hospital,
Speaker 10: grant would yeah the butt of the Chev In The
Speaker 10: first WORLD war against.
Speaker 8: I.
Speaker 1: Got, a second gents we're talking over each other a
Speaker 1: little because we're both in two, parts Of It. The
Speaker 1: great land so, You were saying david.
Speaker 9: In the the.
Speaker 30: What's it called the horse brocade tree to bear sheev
Speaker 30: From from the turks in The In The, first world
Speaker 30: war and is The very Big anzac memorial actually not
Speaker 30: half WHERE the from us Visited us on october seven
Speaker 30: Is an enormous antac memorial There in, the Ansec forest
Speaker 30: which i've been too good with the.
Speaker 1: Kids. A lot.
Speaker 10: Yeah well that was The where The battle, of besheba
Speaker 10: occurred and That Was the australian cavalry and it was
Speaker 10: the last cavalry charge on horseback because It Was The
Speaker 10: australian mounted force and they were Taking, on the Turks
Speaker 10: and the turks were well IN twnch, And, i said
Speaker 10: aha these, guys, on horseback well We're going to we're going. To,
Speaker 10: slay them unfortunately that DIDN'T happen because i kept riding and,
Speaker 10: riding and Riding and the turks were. In the trenches
Speaker 10: their horses leapt over the trenches and so they. Were
Speaker 10: behind them and they, won the battle and we celebrated
Speaker 10: the hundredth anniversary of that probably five or. SIX years
Speaker 10: ago i think would have been more than that would
Speaker 10: have been back in the brand about twenty eighteen. Or
Speaker 10: TWENTY seventeen but i had a bit to do with
Speaker 10: that because There was an israeli Historian came to australia
Speaker 10: and HE was but i just thought. It was amazing
Speaker 10: there we are A bit, of Australian history The, battle
Speaker 10: of bashiba the last ever cavalry, charge on horseback and
Speaker 10: it Was and the australians were heavily Outnumbered by the
Speaker 10: turks and. They, beat them.
Speaker 30: Yeah and they Feed their V HEBREW belchev, as i
Speaker 30: said There's an enormous anzac memorial there in, the attack
Speaker 30: forest in the, place called there which is not FAST
Speaker 30: from whether us invaded and did what they, did very
Speaker 30: nice planted. With eucalyptus trees it looks very Much like.
Speaker 30: The AUSTRALIAN landscapes, as i say we used to go
Speaker 30: there where the. Kids a lot.
Speaker 9: I'll.
Speaker 30: Tell you what TELL you WHAT i called I. Called,
Speaker 30: About tasmania please tasmania. Is what's paradise. IT'S just beautiful
Speaker 30: i Remember, going to tasmania Going To the yewan valley
Speaker 30: where you do this air walk and all these trees
Speaker 30: are like one hundred meters or something in the air walks.
Speaker 30: At fifty meters you've got, the ground below you've got
Speaker 30: the tops of the cannon be the.
Speaker 10: Trees above you.
Speaker 16: You sort of you walking with the.
Speaker 9: Trees and everything and did it, in the winter.
Speaker 30: So that was sort of it was very damp and
Speaker 30: you could you could smell the eucalypt and it was.
Speaker 30: Just just gorgeous and Another Place was MOUNT wellington Where
Speaker 30: I climbed mount wellington with a friend, to the peak also,
Speaker 30: in the winter and you've got water coming out. Of
Speaker 30: the rock people go out there, with you know with
Speaker 30: their with their barking and you just collect water from
Speaker 30: the rock. And drink it and you actually above the
Speaker 30: cloud and then get to The Peak. Of mount willington
Speaker 30: you're actually above. Above the cloud the cloud is sort of,
Speaker 30: on the mountain and then the peak. Is it's biblical it's,
Speaker 30: very very special so it's really. Worth going there so
Speaker 30: if you get to get convinced your wife, to go.
Speaker 30: There you must you.
Speaker 1: Will enjoy it, There you go so you've got to.
Speaker 1: Get work, On. Thank you david you're going to get
Speaker 1: To get brad brandi points if.
Speaker 10: You, go THERE yep absolutely i would. Like to, go,
Speaker 10: but yeah fascinating. A, fascinating, PLACE yeah now i hope.
Speaker 1: We don't know not, Getting Confused here so i've got
Speaker 1: lots of text now in front, of, Me, saying yeah
Speaker 1: butsheba the charge of the lie Brigade, was in Palestine. Got, into,
Speaker 1: Jam well.
Speaker 10: Yes i'm saying that It was, in palestine then but
Speaker 10: it is Now, part of israel got?
Speaker 1: It all?
Speaker 10: Right thank you it's all because that area changes its. Name,
Speaker 10: quite often yeah But, it, was, palestine, yeah yeah yes
Speaker 10: but it is now it is Now.
Speaker 1: Part of. Israel very, Good all right now where do
Speaker 1: we get to just to wrap up with a couple of,
Speaker 1: Minutes left, grumpy oh yeah we Were.
Speaker 10: Talking, about, TONA yes well i was going To talk
Speaker 10: about tonga because that was that. Was another one but
Speaker 10: we're talking about there Was A very the tomlins are very,
Speaker 10: very big, People you see, they're very large and they
Speaker 10: had their most Popular their longest They're large in tonga
Speaker 10: because one of The most popular tonguans ever, Was Their
Speaker 10: monarch Queen Salotte. And queen sloto she ruled from nineteen
Speaker 10: eighteen to, nineteen sixty five which is the longest Strain
Speaker 10: of any tongue. And market monarch but. She was sure
Speaker 10: she was six foot three or one point nine to,
Speaker 10: one meters tall and because she, was a monarch she
Speaker 10: was invited to The Coronation of Queen elizabeth the second
Speaker 10: and she shared an open Carriage with The, Emperor Of.
Speaker 10: Ethiopia hailey selassie now she was a very Big lady
Speaker 10: and i'm in tall in stature and, quite quite robust
Speaker 10: and he was a very. Very SMALL man and i
Speaker 10: remember the commentator at the TIME Was A, bb city
Speaker 10: today and she was Very popular in britain because she'd
Speaker 10: been out and about, and, they, said, oh Oh Well,
Speaker 10: there's queen salati who's? That with her and, THE commentator
Speaker 10: said i think. That's her lunch, Oh.
Speaker 1: Oh ah now just as, you've been speaking because we've
Speaker 1: been talking about. The, international dateline yes and if you
Speaker 1: look at, THE international dateline i hope. This is accurate
Speaker 1: i'm looking. At it now and so it goes really
Speaker 1: just to the just slightly to The.
Speaker 10: East, of tonga yeah well wobbles around here.
Speaker 1: And then wobbles around and Then goes round, Kidrabarti.
Speaker 10: Back there turdi bas cure, a, bus yes yeah and.
Speaker 1: Then back around and then it's. Just really interesting who
Speaker 1: would have thought so divides if you might Be in
Speaker 1: between tonga Right Down. Through, american samoa.
Speaker 10: Yeah, that's, correct Yeah Yeah and, western samowa, said you
Speaker 10: know we want to. Be the first we want to
Speaker 10: be the first place in the world where the.
Speaker 7: New day starts so.
Speaker 10: They changed it they changed it. To suit them.
Speaker 1: One does grumpy it's always a bit of light Relief on,
Speaker 1: a FRIDAY morning and i thank. You for that if
Speaker 1: people want to find out more about, what you do how,
Speaker 1: you do it, and with whom the best way to,
Speaker 1: do that is.
Speaker 10: Well That's called. Steve COLLINS trap but i don't know
Speaker 10: that anybody would want to do.
Speaker 1: It, with me though, To be, Honest i'm sure i'm
Speaker 1: sure if we ever did, a tour together it would
Speaker 1: SELL out within, i don't know seven and. A half, years, oh, probably,
Speaker 1: Yes yeah probably thank, you see bye thank. You for
Speaker 1: that got a lovelier text here that says is the
Speaker 1: international dateline zero zero five five. One, eight hundred no
Speaker 1: it's a. Different international dateline, It's funny, Though. Thank you
Speaker 1: rob the voice is going forgive me what do we
Speaker 1: got about four minutes away from the news time stakes
Speaker 1: of comments With regards To dean stockwell, Sons And Lovers
Speaker 1: long day's Journey. Into the. Night thank you rob was,
Speaker 1: in blue velvet was offered to act, in green velvet
Speaker 1: but turned. The offer down he didn't like. The color.
Speaker 1: Green very funny.
Speaker 3: You're Listening To australia Open eyes with. Tony McManus game.
Speaker 1: Hodgin wanders into the studio One From The, australia overnight,
Speaker 1: newsroom sits down turns on the, microphone, and says, hello
Speaker 1: good morning good. Morning for me The Great, Name MARTHA
Speaker 1: gardner oh.
Speaker 27: I sure am i know that wasn't, a real name.
Speaker 27: But she was she WAS on three aw. FOR many
Speaker 27: years i read her.
Speaker 1: And A bit Of new, Z after, that, I think
Speaker 1: no i.
Speaker 27: DON'T remember that i know she had A column in
Speaker 27: i think It, was The Herald the melbourne, herald for many,
Speaker 27: many many years and it was just compulsory reading. That
Speaker 27: Was interesting so.
Speaker 1: I've been digging around in areas. In, this building frankly
Speaker 1: that is none, of my business but HISTORICALLY that's.
Speaker 9: What.
Speaker 1: I DO okay and i Found This at martha gardener
Speaker 1: Book Okay of martha gardener. Bits and, pieces for example,
Speaker 1: would you like have you? EVER made Rissoles i.
Speaker 27: Think i've tried interfewed just a, hamburger with it no
Speaker 27: few more and they used lamb. Instead of Beef as.
Speaker 1: So martha says, according to rissoles and you look up
Speaker 1: if you go into the trouble, Of making, rissoles martha
Speaker 1: says make good quality and freeze them as such a
Speaker 1: good standby if you are. In a hurry oh. THAT
Speaker 1: is true a different recipe is half a kilo, of,
Speaker 1: minced steak okay two, rashes of bacon chopped, and gently
Speaker 1: fried and, one chopped onion small knob of. Chopped green
Speaker 1: ginger green ginger. Allowed to cool then add it to
Speaker 1: the minced steak and the salt of the. Pepper to
Speaker 1: taste a dessert spoon. Of, soayer sauce okay one tablespoon.
Speaker 1: Of Tomato magic.
Speaker 27: And i'm going, to ask, you tomato man what?
Speaker 2: Is?
Speaker 27: Tomato, magic, one double three?
Speaker 1: Six nine three what? IS tomato magic A dash? Of
Speaker 1: worcestershire sauce.
Speaker 27: Can you get? These things anymore.
Speaker 1: One tablespoon, of brown vinegar the juice of, half a
Speaker 1: lemon one, beat and egg one, teaspoonf of nutmeg half
Speaker 1: a teaspoon, of powdered cloves one small tin, of pineapple
Speaker 1: pieces two slices of. Crumbed white bread hang.
Speaker 27: On a minute you said this was the. Quick and
Speaker 27: easy rest.
Speaker 1: This is the quick according to ba this is, the.
Speaker 27: Bible pineapple pineapple.
Speaker 1: It is one half a, teaspoon of nutmeg half a teaspoon,
Speaker 1: of powered cloves one small. Tin of pineapple presumably was,
Speaker 1: a golden circle but it may. Not have been two
Speaker 1: slices of crumb white bread mixed, all together well and
Speaker 1: then roll in dessertspoon. Lots of flour and.
Speaker 27: It, DOES sound, nice i KNOW doesn't, sound i mean
Speaker 27: you know you put pineapple in, a hamburger sometimes but
Speaker 27: in an inside any actual result.
Speaker 1: Do you have i've never. Heard of, that speaking which
Speaker 1: do you Have a smelly have you ever had? A? Smelly?
Speaker 1: Refrigerator oh yeah do you know how? To remove it.
Speaker 27: Get everything out and see what needs to walk?
Speaker 1: Out by Itself, according to martha your refrigerator will stay
Speaker 1: fresh and sweet smelling if you wipe it out quite. Regularly. With,
Speaker 1: vanilla okay also a good idea is to keep a
Speaker 1: saucer of mixed mustard on.
Speaker 27: The lowest, shelf mixed, mustard a saucer.
Speaker 1: A saucer of mixed mustard on. The lower shelf how?
Speaker 27: Does that work?
Speaker 1: When you're moving therefore, close the door pack the fridge
Speaker 1: with newspaper sprinkled with vanilla when.
Speaker 27: You're, moving house yes when you're.
Speaker 1: Moving and therefore must. Close the door packed the fridge
Speaker 1: with newspaper. Sprinkled with vanilla interesting when. You're.
Speaker 27: MOVING house now i don't know when this. Book was
Speaker 27: written it's looking very eighties.
Speaker 1: Or maybe. Early, NINETIES earlier well i can tell, you
Speaker 1: because seventies because there's a preface in here by the
Speaker 1: then general manager Of three Yu, z in melbourne lovely
Speaker 1: bloke by the Name Of Mister cornish bob cornish and
Speaker 1: talks about the time that as she SPENT three YEAR
Speaker 1: z which i think was just after THREE a, w,
Speaker 1: i think okay. But you're right she also appeared On
Speaker 1: Programs Like Australian, national weekly magazine was a Regular Guest
Speaker 1: On The mike. Walsh show too she had her own wool,
Speaker 1: wash for Years.
Speaker 9: She.
Speaker 1: Did martha's, Well in.
Speaker 27: Fact martha's woolwash was all Going Long after martha. Gardner,
Speaker 27: was gone, yes.
Speaker 1: IT did and I wonder if i haven't.
Speaker 27: Seen it for. A long time i'm wondering if. It's
Speaker 27: Still available but i've got. To ask her are some
Speaker 27: of these? Things, still available.
Speaker 1: Well let's, Ask, the audience jan what do we know? About? Tomato,
Speaker 1: magic hello.
Speaker 31: Hello it's the american version. OF tomato pace i, guess
Speaker 31: tomato Paste, but IN america in i think It's. Made
Speaker 31: in california.
Speaker 12: That's that's just their version.
Speaker 32: OF tomato paste, i Wonder why when martha was writing
Speaker 32: this little publication, going back here why she would have
Speaker 32: made reference to, tomato magic then because she Was.
Speaker 31: IN fact american i know she had the Eucalyptus Like
Speaker 31: the martha. GARDENER'S eucalyptus woolwash i Just, caught.
Speaker 21: The yeah.
Speaker 31: The news reader it's a. Wonderful, news, Readers Oh. Hi
Speaker 31: martha gardeners you, COULD just now i just, make my
Speaker 31: own you could. Just wool wash but you can still.
Speaker 31: Get wool wash it's No Longer.
Speaker 1: CALLED martha gardeners i wonder, why it's not because you
Speaker 1: would have thought that there was still much affection for.
Speaker 1: That great brand whoever was. Producing the product wasn't.
Speaker 31: There a scandal associated with her under?
Speaker 1: Her? Real name oh do you just so, Hope. You're right,
Speaker 1: jane if not just. Make, Something, UP.
Speaker 31: Well oh i can't remember something that we'd.
Speaker 1: Better be careful because there might be.
Speaker 27: Family, members listening yeah there, was any scandal it's. So
Speaker 27: long forgotten and what we remember Is The. Great martha, Gardener,
Speaker 27: we do jan thank.
Speaker 1: You for That, Carolyn, In. ADELAIDE hello hello i came
Speaker 1: in the.
Speaker 31: Middle of that she was talking about, the WOOL wash
Speaker 31: and i missed the.
Speaker 33: Beginning of it but, in the Eighties My little jack
Speaker 33: russell used to get, That, skin problem yes and the
Speaker 33: vet told me to Wash Her with martha gardener's.
Speaker 1: Will wash wash the.
Speaker 33: Eucalyptus isn't it that's?
Speaker 1: What it was? Is that right so let me see
Speaker 1: if there's if she's got anything to do where she wrote.
Speaker 1: Anything About dogs so i'm up to the DOGS d
Speaker 1: o g dog doggy x.
Speaker 27: Maqures or something all but.
Speaker 1: There's duck eggs when cooking, with duck eggs it's always
Speaker 1: good to remember that two duck eggs are equal to.
Speaker 1: Three hen eggs did?
Speaker 9: You?
Speaker 14: KNOW that no.
Speaker 27: I didn't look i, know they're bigger they taste a
Speaker 27: bit different.
Speaker 1: Eggs to. Keep no eggs nothing to do with the.
Speaker 1: Dogs or animals, the thing is where would you get duck?
Speaker 27: Eggs these?
Speaker 1: Days good point From from.
Speaker 27: A where would you? Get tomatow magic where would you? From? A, duck,
Speaker 27: Well yeah okay i'll get that duck.
Speaker 1: Eggs all right same pleasure you've, Always. Got them, isabelle
Speaker 1: good morning.
Speaker 34: My, Tomato.
Speaker 35: Magic, team. MATT yes is I, go to aldi as we,
Speaker 35: spoke ABOUT yesterday and i buy. Baby rama, Tomatoes oh
Speaker 35: yeah i've got so many, seeds INSIDE them and i
Speaker 35: cut them OPEN and then. I get it i get
Speaker 35: a bunch of, basil, fresh, Basil yeah GORGEOUS and then
Speaker 35: i drizzle it with olive oil and put a little
Speaker 35: bit of. Salt on it that's. My tomato magic.
Speaker 1: YOUR sounds fantastic i.
Speaker 27: Am GETTING hungry CAN i Can?
Speaker 1: I ask ISABELLE and can I? Ask you gabe have
Speaker 1: you ever had a problem with a zipper, all the time.
Speaker 27: ALL the time i had to fix one of the
Speaker 27: kid's school bags, the other day a zipper on. A, School,
Speaker 27: bag yeah isabelle, have, you YES yes.
Speaker 29: YES i have i have a couple of.
Speaker 35: The SPORTS tops, that i WEAR and.
Speaker 29: Yes i haven't the.
Speaker 1: Zipper quite often So, according to martha if a zip fast,
Speaker 1: and becomes Stuck.
Speaker 20: YOU use oh i don't know what to.
Speaker 1: DO with it, i tell compowder tell compower, over the.
Speaker 27: Teeth metal teeth. Or plastic teeth this was the stuff that.
Speaker 1: PEOPLE live more.
Speaker 9: I didn't know.
Speaker 1: That it puts.
Speaker 25: Let.
Speaker 1: It know, Sorry LEAD pencil sorry i. Got that wrong
Speaker 1: lead pencil, is also effective but take care it doesn't.
Speaker 1: Mark the clothes zippers sometimes stick because the fabric from
Speaker 1: inside the hen folding back. Into the zip you try
Speaker 1: to jiggle it loose rather than.
Speaker 29: And it gets.
Speaker 35: But, ALSO tea matt i also.
Speaker 1: BORROW this nut i need you can borrow, It, Go
Speaker 1: on sorry, ISABELLE get one i mean isabelt.
Speaker 7: YOU were saying i also bought more cashy, nuts.
Speaker 1: To say aren't? THEY just beautiful, i had some had some.
Speaker 1: Last night too.
Speaker 35: They're just fantasy, OH my god i started EATING them
Speaker 35: before i even. Paid for them We live at.
Speaker 9: We.
Speaker 1: Live for it got a fabulous text Here That, says
Speaker 1: tony maker how to cook. A silver beat this has
Speaker 1: got nothing to do, with the book but it says
Speaker 1: how to. Cook silver beat first you cut the, beef
Speaker 1: rather finally and then you steam a pot. On medium high,
Speaker 1: you add salt, pepper to taste and a Quarter. Teaspoon
Speaker 1: of odigano carefully lift the beef from the pot, with
Speaker 1: a strainer then throw the whole lot out the window.
Speaker 1: Where it's gone and. Look At, You rod Smith, hello
Speaker 1: in california.
Speaker 25: To look, apparently fifteen cloudy little bit of rain here
Speaker 25: and there for a top. Of twenty one hope, we, Get,
Speaker 25: There mate June july and august really hots up Here
Speaker 25: in southern california. With live music oh you've got The Likes, Of,
Speaker 25: Zigzy Top, Foreigner Rod, Stewart Brad baisley dirk's bentley and the.
Speaker 1: List, goes on well then we talked about the fact
Speaker 1: That rock and rod shows no, sign of slowing and?
Speaker 25: WHY would, he, i guess well he's saying that his
Speaker 25: concerts that Are happening in Vegas At. The caesars colisseum
Speaker 25: you might say it's, going to continue but not to
Speaker 25: sure how long, THAT his, wife i think is, just, Saying,
Speaker 25: that hey rod it's. Time to retire we'll.
Speaker 1: Let to see and then what's he?
Speaker 7: Going to do he's not going, TO play golf, i
Speaker 7: don't know make another.
Speaker 25: Whiskey or something why?
Speaker 1: WHY wouldn't he i. Tell you what i've become a late,
Speaker 1: to the party but a Great Fan. Of taylor? Swift?
Speaker 25: Have, You oh well taylor has been unseated as the
Speaker 25: world's youngest self made billionaire by a thirty year old
Speaker 25: Here In. The united states she's a hard partying college
Speaker 25: dropout who has riapped a windfall, from artificial intelligence and
Speaker 25: Her Name, is lucy gow a self professed workaholic who
Speaker 25: rides an electric skateboard to work when she's not being showfeed,
Speaker 25: by an assistant as a net worth of one point
Speaker 25: three Billion, as of Wednesday, more than, Taylor NOT million
Speaker 25: So i think taylor was sitting on about one point
Speaker 25: one billion or. Something like that now she came up
Speaker 25: with A Company called scale ai and it was a
Speaker 25: firm really founded By Her with alexander wang in twenty
Speaker 25: sixteen when she was. Just twenty one and now the
Speaker 25: company has been valued at twenty five billion and it
Speaker 25: just closed on a deal on The. First Of june
Speaker 25: now goo has admitted she never buys groceries instead just
Speaker 25: orders all The meals from uber each of.
Speaker 1: Course she does why would she got tell us about
Speaker 1: this newport man's quest to cover or recover of you
Speaker 1: like a lot of. Money, in bitcoin.
Speaker 25: Well this happened twelve, Years. Ago there, tony you know
Speaker 25: we'd like to be up to date.
Speaker 1: With, these stories yeah but he's.
Speaker 25: Been looking for all these twelve years with this. Lost
Speaker 25: hard drive you may have remembered the story seven hundred
Speaker 25: and forty two million. Dollars in bitcoin now he finally.
Speaker 25: Ended His search JAMES howe's and it worker once held
Speaker 25: a fortune that would only you could only, Really. Dream
Speaker 25: Of dony but massaga began in Twenty thirteen when howe's
Speaker 25: routine office cleanup discarded a hard drive that held the
Speaker 25: private key to his bitcoin watt and he threw it
Speaker 25: out and it fell. Into the landfill and he's been.
Speaker 25: Looking ever since he, had aipowered, drones robotic systems even
Speaker 25: tried to sue the local council to access more. Of
Speaker 25: the landfill And Now a los angeles based production company
Speaker 25: has acquired the Rights to tell how's story in a. New,
Speaker 25: docco series well we'll see how.
Speaker 1: That turns out tell us about this new obesity pill,
Speaker 1: that sort of, if you like apparently. Mimics, gastric lapbending
Speaker 1: look this.
Speaker 25: Is an innovative method for weight loss by. Redirecting nutrient
Speaker 25: absorption now to groundbreaking. New obesity treatment it's in a
Speaker 25: pill form and is showing early promise in a first.
Speaker 25: Of its kind the research has tested synt, one oh
Speaker 25: one a once daily oral medication designed to safely and
Speaker 25: shift nutrient absorption to the. Lower, and testine, now this process,
Speaker 25: like you said mimics how gastric bypass surgery helps people
Speaker 25: lose weight and manage metabolism without the. Need for surgery how.
Speaker 25: About that one clinical trials are, Happening. Right now tony
Speaker 25: so forget ozepic. And the rest this seems a.
Speaker 7: Lot safer.
Speaker 1: Forget that's it we're. Going to forget it's. A lot safer. There's,
Speaker 1: this man now he's got this test. Up AND running
Speaker 1: how i? Get this right performs a test to, see
Speaker 1: if she whoever, she might be is in fact nothing
Speaker 1: more than. A, goal, digger now.
Speaker 25: Look imagine being asked to pay, for your date only
Speaker 25: to realize it was just a test to weed. Out
Speaker 25: gold diggers well promising first date took an unusual turn
Speaker 25: for one woman when she found herself the subject of
Speaker 25: an expected and highly uncomfortable test organized. By, her date
Speaker 25: now the date was set up by. A mutual friend
Speaker 25: the twenty nine year old woman and her thirty one
Speaker 25: year old date met for a coffee and some pastries.
Speaker 25: At a cafe the date, actually went well, lots in
Speaker 25: common it. Had, great conversation however when the one hundred,
Speaker 25: dollars bill. Arrived things changed her date handed her the,
Speaker 25: bill and said is it okay for? You to pay,
Speaker 25: after she, paid, he said congratulations you've. Passed the test,
Speaker 25: on he, said he said you're not. A goal bigger
Speaker 25: but the guy says he was burnt many times in
Speaker 25: the past and expected him to foot the bill. For, many,
Speaker 25: things dinners trips. Everything like that now he does this
Speaker 25: just to make sure they're not go all diggers.
Speaker 1: After, his money well it's actually not. A, poor strategy.
Speaker 16: Well you know you.
Speaker 25: CAN do that i don't know how that's going. To, Turn,
Speaker 25: out sometimes.
Speaker 1: Well let's ask the audience if you were in a
Speaker 1: similar situation and somebody asks you to quote pay the bill,
Speaker 1: in those circumstances what would?
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Speaker 1: about That Gone.
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Speaker 1: going to do. The right thing what About, Those, soccer rus.
Speaker 10: Look you'd have to.
Speaker 25: Say, goal Because look soccer rus are on The Brink
Speaker 25: of world Cup Qualification now. Tony popovic's side he did
Speaker 25: secure the one Zero win over japan on. The ninetieth
Speaker 25: minute the, attorney.
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Speaker 25: Yeah look i thought it was going to go to
Speaker 25: on nil all and then you hear they score in.
Speaker 25: The ninetieth, Minute you know look they broke a sixteen
Speaker 25: year Scoring. Drought against JAPAN And The fifa world cup
Speaker 25: will be hosted by Three, countries THERE, Tony the Us
Speaker 25: canada and mexico and the final match Will Be in
Speaker 25: new jersey and All happens from June eighth, to july third.
Speaker 25: Twenty twenty six so it looks like The old soccer
Speaker 25: rus are.
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Speaker 1: Looks pretty good but there's another, hurdle to go which
Speaker 1: WILL be decided i think Coming. Up next tuesday one
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Speaker 1: i implore you and you know, who you are to.
Speaker 1: Keep it classy. It's really important it's important. For the
Speaker 1: program it's content. FOR the program. I love it i,
Speaker 1: love sharing text but if it's really really rude and,
Speaker 1: nasty towards listeners, towards programming decisions, towards staff members, towards other,
Speaker 1: Listeners other contributors if in any, way it's nasty it's
Speaker 1: not going to. Get a, run so frankly you. Just
Speaker 1: don't bother if you choose to make a relevant comment by,
Speaker 1: way of text you're. More THAN welcome but i do
Speaker 1: ask that you keep it reasonably tasteful and, classy if
Speaker 1: possible and make it entertaining and inform that people can enjoy.
Speaker 1: THE quirky. Remarks i appreciate some of them are cheeky
Speaker 1: and can never be published anyway. As CERTAINLY broadcast and,
Speaker 1: i get, it it's. Funny it's entertaining but those of
Speaker 1: you that are just having a jab, at the program jab,
Speaker 1: at other listeners that makes no. Sense to me it.
Speaker 1: Doesn't go anywhere it's just a waste of time and
Speaker 1: frankly a. Waste of space interesting story in papers today
Speaker 1: include but, not limited too container return for, the first
Speaker 1: Time Certainly. SINCE south australia i think they, were the
Speaker 1: first According To the, age That's correct introduced australia's first
Speaker 1: modern container return scheme back. In seventy seven. There you
Speaker 1: go they, were way. Ahead weren't they every state and
Speaker 1: territory in the nation is now paying, cash for containers
Speaker 1: billions of bottles and, cans being recycled and a marked
Speaker 1: action in. Coastal Plastic, litter in, victoria for example one
Speaker 1: point eight billion container has been Recycled Through the container
Speaker 1: deposit scheme. Since It's launched in november of. TWENTY twenty
Speaker 1: three a Government spokesperson said victorians had collected something like
Speaker 1: one hundred and eighty six million dollars, from the scheme
Speaker 1: including the one point nine million donated to charities, and
Speaker 1: community groups which. Is just fantastic last state to introduce
Speaker 1: its Own, scheme was tazzy which began In, operations in
Speaker 1: may collected more than one point two million bottles and
Speaker 1: cans in the. First four days makes you wonder why it.
Speaker 1: Took So long, Big, skin girls. Artie, thank you no
Speaker 1: not the one we were going for on, the First.
Speaker 1: Date says michael this, is a text. Really good. Text
Speaker 1: first date generally it should be round about fifty to fifty.
Speaker 1: FOR the bill i don't know how it. Works these
Speaker 1: days been. A long time first day generally fifty to fifty. For,
Speaker 1: the bill however if the bill, isn't too much the
Speaker 1: bloke can. Offer, to, pay well yes, BUT then again
Speaker 1: i would assume that if there's, two people going, you
Speaker 1: could share share, like a bear have a bit of,
Speaker 1: fun discussing IT and then i like to break. Down
Speaker 1: the bill what? Did you have you had, the potato
Speaker 1: gems you. Had the chips you had two. CUPS of
Speaker 1: coffee i just. HAD the one i had a glass.
Speaker 1: Of red wine you. HAD a beer i paid more
Speaker 1: for the red one than you. Had the beers so that's.
Speaker 1: A total love your share is twenty seven dollars and
Speaker 1: my share is. Twenty five dollars if, you don't mind why?
Speaker 1: Would you? Bother alison?
Speaker 20: Morning GOOD morning well i had, three little Points but
Speaker 20: now i've got four breaks down a bill like we're, going, to,
Speaker 20: say like no, it's so. Rude it's disgusting and on,
Speaker 20: a thirst date the like.
Speaker 37: Has to pay.
Speaker 1: What? Did you say why do you have to pay
Speaker 1: because you be arrested if you. Left, the restaurant no
Speaker 1: the mail.
Speaker 20: Has to pay your date has to. Pay for you.
Speaker 1: Is that IS that, the i mean that's an old fashioned?
Speaker 1: Is It not if? I'm?
Speaker 7: Still THERE yeah and I just wonder.
Speaker 1: And that's probably the basis Of, this quiz elison on
Speaker 1: the basis of has things? Moved? Since then though if,
Speaker 1: you were out if you, were sitting down you're having
Speaker 1: a capitia or a, cap of coffee would you not
Speaker 1: offer to buy that person a capitia or? Cap? Of
Speaker 1: COFFEE oh.
Speaker 20: Yes i would but then but on a first stage,
Speaker 20: WITH a feller i would half expect him to.
Speaker 1: Pay, For it yeah and so how would? You manage
Speaker 1: that when you're sitting at the table, the bill comes
Speaker 1: do you offer to contribute or do you just assume that.
Speaker 20: They take the bill and they pop their credit card
Speaker 20: in and just.
Speaker 1: Pay for.
Speaker 20: It that's it there's no words. To be exchanged but,
Speaker 20: if he goes oh we'll go, fifty to, Fifty really
Speaker 20: okay well you're, out the door.
Speaker 1: You're, at the door you're. Done, and dusted yes so
Speaker 1: so you this is. AN interesting one i don't mean
Speaker 1: to get, personal about this so you wouldn't say, you,
Speaker 1: Wouldn't say well I'm happy to i'm happy. To PUT in.
Speaker 20: Well i would if it came. To THE stretch but
Speaker 20: i went out on a date or this, is years
Speaker 20: ago and we went. Out for dinner well that was.
Speaker 20: Fifty to fifty he was the biggest tied arf And
Speaker 20: he's On teleyoff and i'm certainly not going to say.
Speaker 1: That name names, a.
Speaker 7: Name, names SO no now i.
Speaker 20: Get myself into. Hot water anyway so then we went.
Speaker 20: TO a nightclub i had to pay for myself. To
Speaker 20: get in he didn't even pay for me. TO get
Speaker 20: in i think We went to heaven or something.
Speaker 1: That's pretty poor and then we.
Speaker 20: Got a taxi so then he was going to drop
Speaker 20: me off at my home in prospect and then he was,
Speaker 20: going to PROCEED and as i was getting, out the,
Speaker 20: taxi he goes do you want to give me the
Speaker 20: money for your part? Of, the fair well that was
Speaker 20: the last day you.
Speaker 1: Were, kidding me no do you want to give me
Speaker 1: the money for the last part?
Speaker 20: Of? THE fair yep i had to give him the
Speaker 20: money for my part.
Speaker 19: Of, the fair.
Speaker 20: Yes True story now i've got an, ad for you
Speaker 20: a documentary.
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Speaker 20: The paramount plus Ad With? The mountain goat.
Speaker 1: I'm NOT sure. That i have what's the?
Speaker 2: Context, of it, Well he sings he's on a mountain,
Speaker 2: and he singing and he grabs the microphone and it's about,
Speaker 2: like screen on, like screen On Like.
Speaker 20: The paramount plus and then he grabs the microphone and.
Speaker 20: HE leans back. I don't know just tickles my fancy.
Speaker 20: For some reason i'm glued to it. Whenever it's on
Speaker 20: And It's a.
Speaker 1: Paramount, plus, commercial.
Speaker 20: Yes yes and then he kicks the gong at the
Speaker 20: end with.
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Speaker 9: Or i kelly and it's?
Speaker 1: About, the Goat.
Speaker 20: Well the Goat's doing the, paramount plus song which. Is
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Speaker 20: On, by, aerosmith yeah yeah but they've changed it to Stream.
Speaker 1: On, dream, on okay no the SHORTER true, as I
Speaker 1: haven't but i'll have a look for it now that you've.
Speaker 1: WEDDED the appetite i love the. Idea of.
Speaker 20: IT right then i saw this great, documentary tonight accidentally
Speaker 20: and look.
Speaker 34: It up if you.
Speaker 20: CAN find it i. Haven't got It it's Called love And.
Speaker 20: Sex in israel. Oh my goodness it, was so fascinating
Speaker 20: and it's not, all about sex it's about civil. And
Speaker 20: religious weddings then it gets really political because women Can't
Speaker 20: read the torah or. Pray out, loud but homosexually homosexuality,
Speaker 20: is quite open and girls in bikinis or.
Speaker 37: Hair totally covered, and you know, before they marry they're
Speaker 37: not even allowed to hold.
Speaker 20: Hands, or, kiss no no are?
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Speaker 10: Kidding, me no no not allowed, to, hold.
Speaker 20: Hands kiss nap but then it's not legally, recognized their marriage.
Speaker 7: So THEY go to I.
Speaker 20: Think it's cyprus my geography is rubbish to remarry and.
Speaker 20: It becomes, legal then yeah it was such. A fascinating
Speaker 20: documentary so try And find That love And, Sex in
Speaker 20: Israel love And.
Speaker 1: Sex, in israel okay writing, That one Down love And,
Speaker 1: sex in israel.
Speaker 37: And my last little.
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Speaker 20: My neighbor. Next to me we're both on. The third
Speaker 20: floor she leaves food at my door probably, twice A
Speaker 20: week and i do the. SAME to her i.
Speaker 1: LOVE you both i.
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Speaker 25: Leave the.
Speaker 20: Food that's it And she's an asian lady and she
Speaker 20: does the most beautiful garlic soup.
Speaker 37: And rice dishes.
Speaker 20: She left something at my. Door last night well part
Speaker 20: of it was like some cabbage singing a plastic bag
Speaker 20: with some THINK thing which i really don't know. What
Speaker 20: it is but the other thing, was just, yield massive
Speaker 20: BALL and all, I could think i don't know where
Speaker 20: my mind goes SOMETIMES it because i saw a documentary on, calftrating.
Speaker 10: Bulls.
Speaker 1: Springing springing tears to my, eyes just quietly.
Speaker 37: And it looked like a bull's ball or testicle if
Speaker 37: you're allowed to say that word, on the, radio sure
Speaker 37: you because that's the, technical words logical so we'll. Still
Speaker 37: with testicle so it looked like a large testicle.
Speaker 20: That had been better than deep ride, and cured.
Speaker 1: Right what of these one? Are these DAYS just before
Speaker 1: i leave this, Great radio program i'll tell you one
Speaker 1: of the greatest gags of all time about the bloke
Speaker 1: that had a very similar situation while playing at. A
Speaker 1: roulette table WILL do tell i can't because it would
Speaker 1: be THE last thing I do before i leave one
Speaker 1: of the great radio stations. In the world but it's
Speaker 1: the all Time funniest gag.
Speaker 21: I've, ever, Heard, Right excellent.
Speaker 1: Allison it's always. Good to chat we'll do. It again.
Speaker 1: Soon thank you by a little bit to? Cover off
Speaker 1: there who would want to kiss or Handhold with? A
Speaker 1: collingwood supporter, hush But funny it's aerosmith dream, on Great.
Speaker 1: Ad says gary, there you go so it's. Other people
Speaker 1: recognize have we been able? To find It the? Dream
Speaker 1: on ads see if we, can find it we might
Speaker 1: see we can do it when, We. Come back tony
Speaker 1: there is no way the bloke should pay. As it
Speaker 1: is it should be fifty to fifty as, ALWAYS and
Speaker 1: forever i will never This. IS from jam i will
Speaker 1: never allow anyone else to. Pay for me there is
Speaker 1: no such thing as, a, wink, wink nudge nudge say no?
Speaker 1: More free lunch.
Speaker 9: Is?
Speaker 1: That the way let's have a listen to this here
Speaker 1: it is see if this is the ad and, there's,
Speaker 1: no volume, excellent any volume no ever listen.
Speaker 4: To this here it is EVERY outside that i look
Speaker 4: all these glas.
Speaker 1: On my field this. Is really clever.
Speaker 9: The. Past is, gone.
Speaker 36: Say man stay, for me here stay for the left
Speaker 36: them see the pollits here staying up with.
Speaker 4: Me bulletins an we'll.
Speaker 6: Take you away.
Speaker 4: Extream extream streams stream same.
Speaker 1: Streets. With, paramount plaster yes, that just genius. Beautifully well
Speaker 1: done i've, Not. Seen it allison that was. A great
Speaker 1: game thank you for thank you for. Pointing that out
Speaker 1: we will do this when. We come back more. Of
Speaker 1: your calls come, And Join, us markey stall you'll be
Speaker 1: next to to All Part. Of australia revenue top. Of
Speaker 1: the morning to you on this program. And to others
Speaker 1: i've often made the point that it would be interesting
Speaker 1: for people more people to put their hand up, for
Speaker 1: political office whether it be, at council level whether it be,
Speaker 1: at state level or, should you choose even at, a
Speaker 1: FEDERAL level because i think the idea of contributing of
Speaker 1: that level doesn't necessarily, occur to everybody but those when
Speaker 1: pushed or shoved or cajoled or encouraged is probably even,
Speaker 1: the better word, encouraged to participate bring new life to
Speaker 1: what Is otherwise in australia are pretty dull for. The
Speaker 1: most part and then there's also a part of, me
Speaker 1: that says why? Would you really? Why would you things
Speaker 1: that sometimes you have to endure as a person who has.
Speaker 1: Done just, that for Example The former Victorian Opposition, leader
Speaker 1: john pisciutto who is pretty now close to securing a
Speaker 1: deal to bail him out two point three legal debt threatening.
Speaker 1: A political Career Multiple senior liberal party sources have been
Speaker 1: Quote in the paper today has become increasingly confident of
Speaker 1: a deal being done with an entity closely tied to
Speaker 1: the party that would see him loaned up to about
Speaker 1: one point five which will allow him to. Honor that
Speaker 1: debt it's just tricky to find yourself in these. Sorts
Speaker 1: of things and that's. Just one, example of course there
Speaker 1: are many reasons WHY you and i might not consider
Speaker 1: or think about getting involved. In politics now but what
Speaker 1: we need to insist on setting up environments where surely
Speaker 1: where we. Encourage younger PEOPLE and when i, Say younger
Speaker 1: people i'm thinking from the age, of thirty plus those
Speaker 1: that have had maybe a little bit, of life experience that,
Speaker 1: may have studied that may have been very much part,
Speaker 1: of the game that the following politics for, a long
Speaker 1: time and then get involved, in a meaningful deep and
Speaker 1: meaningful way and then show up down the track as
Speaker 1: great leaders because we know this country is in desperate
Speaker 1: need of great leadership and at least if we, don't
Speaker 1: encourage it we need to and we should encourage it
Speaker 1: to guarantee that we have better quality of leadership that
Speaker 1: maybe than what we've had. In recent times now that's,
Speaker 1: not About everybody, but i'm generalizing but we need to
Speaker 1: make sure that the right people, are in place. Whoever
Speaker 1: they be they've just got to show up and do
Speaker 1: a really good job And shouldn't be they shouldn't shy
Speaker 1: away from it given some of the crap that they
Speaker 1: have to endure as part. Of their process mark you,
Speaker 1: could be, One for example i've been saying for nearly a,
Speaker 1: couple of years you should put, Your, hand up.
Speaker 21: Uh see what happens mega, What happens.
Speaker 1: Here i'm place to hear you haven't completely completely gone.
Speaker 1: Off the idea.
Speaker 21: See what happens they're a bit. Of said news in,
Speaker 21: The Transport industry tom watson's closing down after seventy years
Speaker 21: buying business was most famous for.
Speaker 10: The small goods for.
Speaker 1: The small, Goods.
Speaker 21: Don's.
Speaker 1: Good donnie's good don is good.
Speaker 21: And he's TRAGICALLY killed at ba first when a couple,
Speaker 21: of Decades ago now lord took it over That, THEY
Speaker 21: have yeah i was just reading and decided to. Shut
Speaker 21: the doors.
Speaker 1: We'll get. That story up so it's when? Was this
Speaker 1: pronounced just in the, last twenty, four thirty.
Speaker 21: Six twenty four It Was in, Big Wiggs Magazine.
Speaker 1: Big Wigs. Magazine big rigs.
Speaker 21: It's A Magazine. Called big rigs you get out the,
Speaker 21: Truck stop now I'm.
Speaker 1: Sorry big, rigs, all right okay, HALF the time i
Speaker 1: have no idea what You're talking about. Big rig magazine what?
Speaker 21: Do you do we're trying.
Speaker 10: To work Out.
Speaker 1: So it's Donnie So it's, don watson? Group?
Speaker 7: Is, it yeah.
Speaker 21: Yeah, great trainsport yeah they do a lot Of, store, engine.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay yeah watson who is the managing director Of The.
Speaker 1: Company Big Rigs don watson transport would see his collections
Speaker 1: would cease collections from the end Of the. Weekend june
Speaker 1: Nine final. Collections june nineteen.
Speaker 21: It's a bit of, After seventy years.
Speaker 1: WELL it is i mean. Those big brands you would
Speaker 1: have thought it doesn't Say in this he said the
Speaker 1: equipment one hundred and forty trucks and one hundred and,
Speaker 1: seventy trailer trucks so would be sold in, an orderly
Speaker 1: fashion so there'd be a. Bit to sell but you
Speaker 1: would imagine as a viable business it wasn't more attractive.
Speaker 1: TO the market.
Speaker 2: I.
Speaker 21: HAVE no idea i have no idea.
Speaker 1: On that, one but yeah well you could do a
Speaker 1: bit of homework for us. And find out speak to
Speaker 1: some of. The big wigs see. What, they're saying yeah.
Speaker 21: GOOD on it i will find out and. Let, Me
Speaker 21: know yeah i'll just a little bit more reading on
Speaker 21: the weekend And that Tes. Maine and fiesco.
Speaker 1: It What, a mess well but it'll work. Its, way
Speaker 1: through yeah it's messy, at the moment but it'll work,
Speaker 1: ITS way through, i would hope particularly with they've got.
Speaker 1: A great person the chief executive of the footy club,
Speaker 1: who's in place is As smart as i've ever known
Speaker 1: with a, great track record surrounding himself by some, really
Speaker 1: GOOD people and i would think that on, that basis
Speaker 1: alone that's where my. Money would go.
Speaker 21: What's going to be watch this space a little bit.
Speaker 1: AND it, depends i mean it's not ideal for the
Speaker 1: government going into on hold and probably maybe, even facing
Speaker 1: election but we'll know. MORE about that i would think
Speaker 1: later today one way or the other where. That officially
Speaker 1: lands but it's not, the ideal situation but you know
Speaker 1: it will make one day a remarkable story in the next. Five,
Speaker 1: ten years.
Speaker 21: Well putting, a roof over?
Speaker 1: Who's?
Speaker 21: Worried ABOUT what am i played? At your park? In
Speaker 21: one system where It's halfway between bernie? And how that why?
Speaker 21: Stick it there stick it down the bottom of the bottom.
Speaker 1: Of your, heard well yeah well that's. AN interesting point
Speaker 1: i guess where does the where is the ideal place
Speaker 1: to have? ANY of those i know we went through
Speaker 1: this In Wa with upta stadium and it went on for,
Speaker 1: many a year many a year before the decision was
Speaker 1: made to put up the stadium where it Is. In,
Speaker 1: The perth well i'm, not too sure and there was a.
Speaker 1: Lot Of resistance well i'm not too sure now that
Speaker 1: anybody would want To Change where. Upter, Stadium is.
Speaker 21: No i've never, seen the STADIUM even when i was,
Speaker 21: driving over THERE and now i have made it comment
Speaker 21: when you.
Speaker 7: Haven't, seen, me yeah well.
Speaker 1: Next time you do go for a driving that part,
Speaker 1: of the world you. Will notice it it is a
Speaker 1: wonderful looking. Piece of equipment very near the casino that
Speaker 1: was pretty much a bit of a golf. Precinct through
Speaker 1: there that's all. Disappeared and gone there's a great. TENNIS
Speaker 1: center there i think. That's still, there that's wonderful but
Speaker 1: the place for it is. Just.
Speaker 15: Fabulous beautiful yeah THE only thing I knew WHEN i
Speaker 15: when i used To go to purp was the kid
Speaker 15: out Of there BAY and like, i said Before where
Speaker 15: the channel seven building was to unload meg unload the.
Speaker 21: Grocery, shopping magazines yeah.
Speaker 1: And.
Speaker 21: That was it any, More than that.
Speaker 10: I'll get lost what Was That?
Speaker 1: A chewett hill you go Out There to Chewart hills A?
Speaker 10: Channel, seven yeah yeah.
Speaker 21: Really it's just just about a. Forty minute drive you
Speaker 21: go through a, tunnel.
Speaker 9: And, no.
Speaker 21: IT'S lovely right i think you went over the is
Speaker 21: It The?
Speaker 10: Swamp port river bridge or little bridge.
Speaker 1: There Or Something, the Swan River.
Speaker 21: The, swan river yeah he kept going a number FOUR,
Speaker 21: or five k, take the left go through rand, some
Speaker 21: Leafy trees and.
Speaker 1: Channel ten was In there and channel nine was in,
Speaker 1: there as well all in.
Speaker 21: That, same, precinct, well yeah, basically and yeah, that's a lot.
Speaker 7: That's a lord.
Speaker 21: You love it and then it was JUMP on the
Speaker 21: jps capo.
Speaker 1: And away You go and marky have a Fantastic Weekend in. West,
Speaker 1: foot's great. Jimmy good, morning, Excuse.
Speaker 7: Me then jackson, FIRST of ALL i thought i heard
Speaker 7: you ask a question earlier that confused. Me a bit
Speaker 7: the better. Button pushing cowboy so.
Speaker 1: It's a great line from a song and it refers
Speaker 1: to a. Button pushing cowboy what's the name, of the song?
Speaker 1: Button pushing cowboy and what was he asked? Not to
Speaker 1: do the? Button pushing cowboy what was he asked? NOT
Speaker 1: to do.
Speaker 7: I can't remember the song tiny the only COW boy.
Speaker 7: Song i remember HE'S The song I want To. Be
Speaker 7: a cowboy but that's not the song. You're, talking about.
Speaker 1: NO it's not i want to. Be a cowboy you can?
Speaker 1: Be my cowgirl is?
Speaker 7: It, the one yeah THAT'S a, song I remember but.
Speaker 7: I don't remember that's probably not the.
Speaker 1: Song you're talking what about the? Someone else, earlier jimmy
Speaker 1: said What About?
Speaker 20: The?
Speaker 1: Rhinestone, Cowboy Oh yes glenn campbell my favorite song with,
Speaker 1: His great song but it's not.
Speaker 7: That one, Either, No, anyway tony yes yesterday a film
Speaker 7: opened At The, cinema's the Ritual and al pacino is
Speaker 7: going to Be in. A nixicism film did?
Speaker 20: You?
Speaker 1: KNOW that no, i did. Not, years old no he's
Speaker 1: going to be in. An, exorcist, movie.
Speaker 7: Yeah NO from, What i saw, well quickly said they
Speaker 7: say it's going to be, the most horrifying terrif finding
Speaker 7: Exorcism film. In american history and ALSO another thing i.
Speaker 7: Rang YOU about when i was Listening to, A jackie
Speaker 7: yesterday i don't know if. You were listening there was
Speaker 7: a lady very upset that gave her an email said
Speaker 7: she Went To a shell express for a coffee, and
Speaker 7: a sandwich and the coffee and sandwich cost her. A
Speaker 7: ten dollars when she checked her, account later on they'd charged,
Speaker 7: her entire savings which was six and a. Half thousand dollars,
Speaker 7: and she said if it weren't. For her friends she
Speaker 7: wouldn't have food to feed her, animals and herself but her.
Speaker 7: Neighbors helped her and then she said when she rang
Speaker 7: up she couldn't. Get a person there was just, an
Speaker 7: answering machine there was no one to talk to accept,
Speaker 7: an answering machine saying that she wouldn't be able to
Speaker 7: get her money back. For three weeks and then later
Speaker 7: on someone else text to the mile saying that he
Speaker 7: had been overcharged. Two, Thousand dollars really but, the thing
Speaker 7: is the thing is when these, people got charged they
Speaker 7: must not pass for a receipt to check their. Account
Speaker 7: Straight away but jessie said she's going to follow.
Speaker 1: It UP today well i, hope She does and i'm.
Speaker 1: Sure she will it just seems those things seem, odd
Speaker 1: TO me and i know they happen, all The time
Speaker 1: and i'm not too sure. Why they happen is it
Speaker 1: because people don't as ask for the receipt and check
Speaker 1: the receipt before they walk away. FROM the, register i
Speaker 1: know if, it's a serious if it is very much,
Speaker 1: A serious transaction i will always ask, for the receipt look,
Speaker 1: at the receipt then check the phone to see how
Speaker 1: much has come out of the account pretty quickly, in
Speaker 1: the system Certainly through, the westpac system it comes up
Speaker 1: pretty quickly on the phone within a moment of how much. You've,
Speaker 1: just paid well.
Speaker 7: That's a lot of the people that been. Getting charge
Speaker 7: much they must be, in a hurry and, they must
Speaker 7: say don't worry about. To receipt lately and then it hits.
Speaker 1: The fan and, Here's the thing all, of a sudden
Speaker 1: you hurry or the fact that you've lost a.
Speaker 7: Lot, of, Money yes So and then jackie said she
Speaker 7: tried to get these people on and no One will
Speaker 7: dancewer and she said she doesn't care if they come
Speaker 7: on her program. Or another program just come on and
Speaker 7: explain what's happening. With, these overchargers well.
Speaker 1: It'll all Be On the jackie felgate program three aw
Speaker 1: just after three, O'clock THIS Afternoon Did i tony mack
Speaker 1: you played every? Breath you take have a look at
Speaker 1: some of the sting playing That song live. TUSCANY acoustic
Speaker 1: version i Can only imagine, having said that if you
Speaker 1: have a look at the have a Look At the,
Speaker 1: its podcasts podcast which is fantastic and part of the
Speaker 1: podcast they featured history of, certainly the band but featuring
Speaker 1: it's really about sting police and then the Year solo career.
Speaker 1: Extrawdinary podcast wonderful the way it's been produced to produced DONE,
Speaker 1: by the bbc who tend to do those things. Pretty
Speaker 1: well Historically Julian, And armadale, morning.
Speaker 7: GOOD morning sir i would never let a lady. PAY
Speaker 7: for meals i always.
Speaker 1: Maybe maybe we are old, Fashioned, as well julian to see.
Speaker 7: Your old well believed in some of THE ladies that
Speaker 7: i have been, to their homes the mother is a
Speaker 7: better host. Than my DATE.
Speaker 1: Yes that i can understand that being the. Case, These days.
Speaker 7: Yes i've had a couple of ladies here that were,
Speaker 7: not real ladies but their mother, was UTTERLY charming and
Speaker 7: i felt that the mother was ABSOLUTELY wonderful and i
Speaker 7: could have. Married, THE others.
Speaker 1: Yeah i, know that's. Feeling? Were you well there was,
Speaker 1: always the. Ideal wasn't it you always look at the
Speaker 1: mother and see how that works.
Speaker 7: Out, FOR everybody yes i had one good war friend
Speaker 7: firmly and we don't see. Each other anymore the Mother
Speaker 7: was a cantonese cook as, a wonderful chef and Some
Speaker 7: Of the chinese, foodjies was. Wonderful, GREAT memories yes i
Speaker 7: wonder If speaking, of chinese restaurants there used to Be
Speaker 7: a legendary chinese Restaurant Down, In. Burwood road hawthorn were
Speaker 7: a fated by this Restaurant Called, the RICE mole because
Speaker 7: i had a Painting of a chinese woman with. A
Speaker 7: green face?
Speaker 1: DO you remember i don't now which part of Which
Speaker 1: part of Burward Was.
Speaker 7: It boward road hawthorn where the tram doesn't Turn Away
Speaker 7: down power street you go. The, other way yeah taught
Speaker 7: that big church on the other side further up and
Speaker 7: it always had. A green face we could. Never understand why.
Speaker 1: I'm just trying to a seat in my MIND'S eye
Speaker 1: and i. DON'T remember it i would have busted there
Speaker 1: a zillion times. Over.
Speaker 7: The years now it was also remembered that there was
Speaker 7: a paper Big Model Of sir robert menzi's above, a
Speaker 7: MOWER place And I Had sir robert menzi's with a
Speaker 7: big top hat. Mowing the lawn no where was. That
Speaker 7: it moved They, moved that prome one of my local polititicians,
Speaker 7: at the time bought The Model Of. Sir robert menzie's
Speaker 7: how long ago probably, the nineteen eighties.
Speaker 1: Isn't that A great yearn and that's sat upon a
Speaker 1: building for a long time.
Speaker 7: For years and. Years And Years Were sir robert menzies
Speaker 7: of COURSE lived in q and have a Break avenue
Speaker 7: in malvern to have pulled his old house down so
Speaker 7: that Home on?
Speaker 1: Have brak's gone has?
Speaker 20: It?
Speaker 7: Totally gone unfortunately i'd like to know are there any
Speaker 7: people there Listening from j parrot that is there any
Speaker 7: sort Of Interest In sir robert menti's any? Museum in
Speaker 7: well we Go.
Speaker 1: Right throughout victoria somebody will let us know one double three.
Speaker 1: Sixty nine three those that ARE. Familiar, with jr parrett
Speaker 1: what's the history of That Place for Sir robert in japarrot.
Speaker 7: And his wife Of course team. MATTIE they did i
Speaker 7: just wonder if anybody Is listen in alexander because she Was?
Speaker 7: Born in alexander have we have we talked?
Speaker 1: About? This before so what was the what was the
Speaker 1: brand of Motor Car that sir robert would often either
Speaker 1: drive and or? Be driven in Was it a Rolls?
Speaker 1: Or a bentley it.
Speaker 7: Could HAVE been NOW i saw I Was a geelong
Speaker 7: grammar in, nineteen Sixty Seven And sir robert mentz Was Not.
Speaker 7: The prime minister then he was at the back of
Speaker 7: the of the speech Stodium Stadium at geelong grammar int
Speaker 7: at age sixty seven giving out awards To Students. Of
Speaker 7: gelong grammar yet he Was Not a. Geelong grammar student
Speaker 7: He was, a wesley? Boy?
Speaker 1: WASN'T he that, i Don't know but i'll take your.
Speaker 1: Word on that why would have it he would have
Speaker 1: been invited as A member of parliament presumably. Or a
Speaker 1: minister was he? At that stage.
Speaker 9: He was.
Speaker 7: Not he left he retired in, nineteen sixty six and.
Speaker 1: Yes he was so what year was he giving this address?
Speaker 1: Or the awards nineteen sixty seven after he'd? Retired from.
Speaker 7: Politics that's right and of Course remember that wesley had.
Speaker 7: AN enormous fire i don't know, when it was and
Speaker 7: it destroyed a lot. OF the library i think it
Speaker 7: had lost a lot. Of historical things Big. Fire, at wesley.
Speaker 1: Okay so that was, in you reckon that's about sixty six.
Speaker 1: Or sixty, SEVEN oh no I think that wesley fire
Speaker 1: was in.
Speaker 7: The, Nineteen, Eighties.
Speaker 1: Okay Well i'll ask. Scrubby about that he'd know more
Speaker 1: about THAT than Than i.
Speaker 7: Do wesley that, his co, ed of course isn't?
Speaker 20: It?
Speaker 7: This day yeah so so, my old school one of,
Speaker 7: the other, schools Of course geng grammar did, go co
Speaker 7: ed but it was always traditionally a BOYS' school when
Speaker 7: i was.
Speaker 1: At, that school yeah and so what was The where
Speaker 1: his majesty went to school that, was separate? Again? Wasn't
Speaker 1: it Yes, that was actually.
Speaker 7: If you can get hold Of The latest, geelong GRAMMAR
Speaker 7: magazine which, i Have here Timber top of justine theleast
Speaker 7: one hundred and fifty Years under The jefferson their mansfield.
Speaker 1: Got? You, To, you okay, Julian, That's, Right, Timbertop. Timbertop
Speaker 1: yeah timbertop and, as a student would you have had
Speaker 1: much to do with Those? That, ATTENDED TIMBERTOP.
Speaker 7: Look i i only spent one year or?
Speaker 9: Two?
Speaker 7: Long, year, seven, yeah okay right he was said the
Speaker 7: year before. Nineteen sixty, six of course nineteen sixty six
Speaker 7: was The year that menzies changed a currency from pound shillings.
Speaker 1: And, ben that's right on The fourteenth of february.
Speaker 7: Nineteen sixty six. Said ad went when? Didn't?
Speaker 1: It did yeah it did. Very very quickly what a
Speaker 1: year that was remember like, It, was yesterday julian you.
Speaker 1: Look after yourself thank you very much for being part.
Speaker 1: Of the program it's always great to have you on
Speaker 1: one double three Six nine Three Katherine, in narah, Warren good, Morning.
Speaker 25: Good MORNING tony now i asked, that LITTLE.
Speaker 1: Question and i hope you nail. This So perfectly AND
Speaker 1: i'm sure i get a funny feeling. That you Made
Speaker 1: of course i'm going to so of course you are
Speaker 1: so the. Button pushing cowboy what was the button pushing
Speaker 1: cowboy asked? Not, to, do.
Speaker 34: Please mister PLEASE don't.
Speaker 35: Play b seventeen oh that.
Speaker 1: Is so good, that is wonderful and it was Sung
Speaker 1: beautifully By.
Speaker 12: Olivia and eaton john.
Speaker 1: Only took us about three and a half hours to
Speaker 1: get the corner of the five is down. As a
Speaker 1: duke just listen. To this lyric it's Gorgeous with.
Speaker 6: The bears to, come to.
Speaker 4: Music older news.
Speaker 1: You're listening IN The three. W brickey program you can
Speaker 1: hear your.
Speaker 3: Five selections, for a quarter five selections.
Speaker 1: For a quarter.
Speaker 6: Somebody the songs.
Speaker 8: When you oh?
Speaker 1: Is it True, VERY young olivia I.
Speaker 4: Got good kentucky whiskey.
Speaker 1: On the counter surely and my friends around to help
Speaker 1: me use the.
Speaker 25: Bame to some button pushing cowboy plays.
Speaker 4: That love song he.
Speaker 1: It is a button pushing COWBOY.
Speaker 4: And here i am just.
Speaker 6: Missing you, again.
Speaker 1: All right sing along if you.
Speaker 4: Know the words, he's mister peas. Don't baby seventeen it.
Speaker 4: Was our song it, was his song but, it's ALL.
Speaker 4: He's mister b.
Speaker 34: If YOU know.
Speaker 4: WHAT i mean i don't ever want to hear. That
Speaker 4: SONG again.
Speaker 5: If i, had a TIME every time, I Held you.
Speaker 4: Oh you're far away has been so, CLOSE to me.
Speaker 20: I could swear i'd be the Richest.
Speaker 4: Girl in nashville maybe the mistake of, dame SEE you
Speaker 4: BUT i guess.
Speaker 25: I bet it get.
Speaker 28: Myself together.
Speaker 27: Because, when you left you didn't leave.
Speaker 1: Too much behind.
Speaker 4: Just a Note but said i'm sorry by your.
Speaker 5: Picture and a song swaying heavy, on, my MIND.
Speaker 4: Please mister b.
Speaker 1: Just a great, piece of Song, Music By olivia Olivia.
Speaker 1: Newt and john IT was An, S three bentley thank
Speaker 1: you for all those texts COMING through and S. Three
Speaker 1: beautiful bentley and, that same Car according, to kia says
Speaker 1: he is actually Being restored in melbourne at. This, very
Speaker 1: moment olivia, take it away we're back straight up to
Speaker 1: this fun.
Speaker 34: On.
Speaker 1: THE breaking program i think it is, Late As yesterday
Speaker 1: peter ford told Three at w Breakfast the projector gonski
Speaker 1: reports in The paper, today herold's done confirming that that's
Speaker 1: probably going to get. A big tick will well untruly
Speaker 1: be gone and replaced with some sort of other current.
Speaker 1: Fizzh type Program Rob's in, Melbourne. Town, morning, robou yeah
Speaker 1: hey you go.
Speaker 12: As it naturally hey you? Going, very, Well.
Speaker 1: Okay good i'm, really well, right really well, thank you. Good.
Speaker 12: Thank, YOU makers here i shall tell you a story
Speaker 12: of what happened ten years. Ago regarding receipts please. Do
Speaker 12: family out took. ME family out i think It was,
Speaker 12: in maldon somewhere and it has now sort of gone
Speaker 12: under and we row have a lovely night and that.
Speaker 12: Sort OF thing and i came home and the next
Speaker 12: morning my wife said that. IT costs, Much i said
Speaker 12: i'll check. ME a receipt i looked at the receipt
Speaker 12: and the guy charged me thirty five dollars tip. Without
Speaker 12: my knowledge, and that's.
Speaker 1: Wrong THAT'S wrong w i went.
Speaker 12: There, the next day showed. IN a, receipt, I said
Speaker 12: mate I didn't didn't i ain't give you thirty. Five
Speaker 12: dollars tip he looked at, it with embarrassment went under
Speaker 12: the counter and gave me. The money back and that
Speaker 12: that company went under that, a YEAR later, and i thought,
Speaker 12: that's just stealing taking, advantage of us? Wouldn't, you say.
Speaker 1: Yeah well, It seems odd BUT again it's i think
Speaker 1: it's incumbent on each and every one of us to.
Speaker 1: Check our receipts now we don't. ALWAYS do it, i
Speaker 1: get it but it just makes you're acutely aware that
Speaker 1: we should do that each and every, time we, transition.
Speaker 10: You know transact, that's exactly right not just that you
Speaker 10: do not have to tip.
Speaker 12: In This, country, in america yes because the wages, are
Speaker 12: very like but you don't, have to.
Speaker 10: Tip, do, you yeah well.
Speaker 1: WATCH this space i suspect there might, be a time not,
Speaker 1: too far away will we have more of a Tipping
Speaker 1: culture in australia than maybe what we. Are used to
Speaker 1: got a sneaking suspicion there'll be some. Changes around that
Speaker 1: we've got. To do this when we come Back Out The,
Speaker 1: Carton Footy Club sir robert menzies is back on the
Speaker 1: agenda And.
Speaker 7: We go.
Speaker 1: Motoring that's next we say goodbye to the good people
Speaker 1: at Six. Pr in perth you have. A fantastic weekend
Speaker 1: what About those eagles hope it's a fantastic match Down.
Speaker 1: There At, Bumbriy Miss paula miss. Auto is next.
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Speaker 23: i did do A quick Preview. Nord versus sturd it
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Speaker 1: Thank you pete have a fantastic Weekend Everybody. In south
Speaker 1: australia you have a great. Weekend as well it's All part.
Speaker 1: OF australia overnights i can just now imagine the phone
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Speaker 1: On the phone, so you've done what, you're looking at what,
Speaker 1: you're thinking about what it'll hit the proverbial good good.
Speaker 1: On your tennis thank. YOU for that i had the
Speaker 1: pleasure a couple of weeks ago of going into A
Speaker 1: beautiful land rover dealership just Over Here. In port melbourne
Speaker 1: spoke to some really lovely people there, and, they said well,
Speaker 1: what you're waiting would you like to make yourself a
Speaker 1: cup of tea or a? Cup OF coffee and i
Speaker 1: said that would, be VERY kind so i made myself a.
Speaker 1: CUP of coffee i happened to notice that, the sales
Speaker 1: Manager Good, morning ben ben was dealing with a client
Speaker 1: who looked to be just collecting his beautiful. New motor
Speaker 1: car albeit a top of the Was. A range Rover,
Speaker 1: Large range rover, i'm thinking ballpark probably, two point fifty
Speaker 1: maybe as close. As A three and i just sat
Speaker 1: there watching, the DELIVERY process and i was so impressed.
Speaker 1: With the idea, what for, us me immortals what would
Speaker 1: that feel like for somebody who's in a position to
Speaker 1: be able, to do that to go and spend two,
Speaker 1: and a half, probably three million three hundred thousand dollars
Speaker 1: on a beautiful. New motor car the whole ceremony of
Speaker 1: it was in chanting just, to WATCH it and i
Speaker 1: did watch it for, about twenty minutes and it really
Speaker 1: just a whole. Lot of fun so it, occurred to
Speaker 1: me what would that be like and is that part
Speaker 1: of a tradition and how important is that? In these
Speaker 1: days we thought. We'd, find Out, Paula, miss autocats, Paula good, Morning.
Speaker 34: Good morning tony and all tuning into. Three aw overnight.
Speaker 1: It just seemed like a lovely thing to sit back,
Speaker 1: And WATCH that AND i think i mentioned to you
Speaker 1: on the phone what a lovely sort of sense of.
Speaker 38: Occasion, that was yeah, the delivery process it's such. An
Speaker 38: interesting topic when you, bought it up actually because we
Speaker 38: had a good long, chat about, It, it did yeah you.
Speaker 38: Bought it up and THEN of course i took That
Speaker 38: Experience From Range rover land rover into other dealerships and
Speaker 38: started discussing, the topic again because one size doesn't fit all,
Speaker 38: in dealership's time every dealership and every brand actually has
Speaker 38: a completely, different delivery process.
Speaker 1: And so whether you're dealing with SOMEBODY at a heyndi
Speaker 1: dealership or in this case where you're dealing, with you
Speaker 1: know a Big RAIN drover jaguar jla precinct to Rend The.
Speaker 1: CORNER import melbourne i guess the intention, is the same
Speaker 1: is to make the customer feel very special one.
Speaker 34: And it's when we're going through sales, Training we actually
Speaker 34: i'll never forget years AGO they if i could somehow
Speaker 34: highlight this for listeners that they say that the excitement
Speaker 34: levels are actually reversed from. Salesperson to consumer, so on
Speaker 34: sale the salesperson's excited because they've, made a sale and
Speaker 34: the consumer is a little bit nervous and apprehensive because
Speaker 34: they're spending money and they don't know what's going on
Speaker 34: and should they. Or shouldn't they but then on, a
Speaker 34: delivery process the salesperson is a little bit stressed out
Speaker 34: because they have to make sure that everything's perfect. For
Speaker 34: the consumer they have to make sure all of their
Speaker 34: paperwork is right because WE don't have. PDF electronic, signatures
Speaker 34: i mean the automotive industry is, full of paperwork still.
Speaker 34: Nothing is electronic, and the customer the. Consumer is excited
Speaker 34: so it's a. Very interesting process i'd love, To.
Speaker 1: Find out paula whether somebody listening who's, PICKED up recently,
Speaker 1: i don't know Say a High lux From Toyota or
Speaker 1: ford ranger or The equivalent from ford as the two
Speaker 1: leading contestants in terms of people that will be listening
Speaker 1: right now driving to work and need much love yout
Speaker 1: the idea of, purchasing that car, owning that car taking ownership.
Speaker 1: Or that car would that be any different to somebody
Speaker 1: who's just picked up the top Of The range RANGE
Speaker 1: rover or, i don't Know. Even, a porsche.
Speaker 34: Yeah the question is should?
Speaker 1: It be yes.
Speaker 21: Should?
Speaker 34: It be DIFFERENT see when i was having it chat
Speaker 34: through a, couple of MANAGERS actually because i took this
Speaker 34: question to THE industry because i think it's actually. A
Speaker 34: brilliant question should? It be different should there be a variant,
Speaker 34: in the delivery in the exclusiveivity of the delivery dependent
Speaker 34: on the amount that.
Speaker 10: You're actually purchasing the cut for the other thing, that Came.
Speaker 1: Up and i'm sure you've looked, At, this too paula
Speaker 1: is the idea of how long. A delivery takes in
Speaker 1: the days where the keys might have just been handed
Speaker 1: over and, it, was hello goodbye thanks for signing the
Speaker 1: check and off you go and see when you come back.
Speaker 1: For a service there's a fair bit of explanation now
Speaker 1: because some of these things are. So, highly technical yeah when.
Speaker 34: We discussed this attorney was interesting because in pack in the,
Speaker 34: as you, said there was there was very the features
Speaker 34: and the benefits of the vehicle just weren't as filled
Speaker 34: or jam packed or loaded or whatever terminology you'd like
Speaker 34: to use as what. THEY are, now i mean the cart.
Speaker 34: Basically drives itself so if, you can imagine the salesperson
Speaker 34: has set standards from the manufacturer to ensure that we've
Speaker 34: gone through everything. With the customer so the customer will
Speaker 34: get a survey and say did? They explain everything so
Speaker 34: it's not even just a matter of trying. To explain
Speaker 34: everything it's ensuring that we explain it and. The, customer
Speaker 34: understands now there isn't just turn the lights on and
Speaker 34: offo move the seat backwards. And forwards anymore and there's
Speaker 34: the indicators and would you like me to possibly tear
Speaker 34: your phone to the bluetooth when. That came out now
Speaker 34: we have to go. Through our, connectivity you know, how
Speaker 34: does radar?
Speaker 10: Cruise, control, work.
Speaker 34: Boots, doors everything's electronic so. WHERE the delivery I remember
Speaker 34: when i, was selling cars the delivery could possibly take
Speaker 34: two thousand and, five and six maybe fifteen. To twenty
Speaker 34: minutes now it's approximately at least forty five minutes to.
Speaker 32: An hour, And, a half yeah to go through.
Speaker 1: It all thoroughly so that presumably customer is is somehow
Speaker 1: satisfied at endorsing the fact that they've made this. Quite.
Speaker 1: Considerable decision yeah.
Speaker 34: And then you know what's the most interesting thing is
Speaker 34: the customers will generally now. In this speccion i've noticed
Speaker 34: in the last, year or two with all of the new,
Speaker 34: cars coming out the hybrids and all of, the new
Speaker 34: features a lot of customers are coming, back to dealerships
Speaker 34: and a lot of sales people actually venting to me
Speaker 34: because they just do a lot of sales people are
Speaker 34: actually venting to me saying THIS is, just i mean we,
Speaker 34: love our customers but they're coming in because they're just not.
Speaker 34: Understanding the features they need to be explained and shown time.
Speaker 34: And time again and it's, it's, hard.
Speaker 1: Work, yeah of course but there's nothing. Wrong with that
Speaker 1: so in terms of based, on your experience in terms
Speaker 1: of dealerships and the? Trends these days? Are there gifts
Speaker 1: there used to be things that, BE you know, i
Speaker 1: don't know you put a blanket on the back of one,
Speaker 1: seat or something or to make that whole process a
Speaker 1: little more interesting and take these home. To the kids
Speaker 1: is that sort of also a thing with somebody buying?
Speaker 1: A new car.
Speaker 34: Depend it's completely and purely. Dependent on dealerships so, each
Speaker 34: Dealership generally and i'll say generally every manufacturer franchises their
Speaker 34: dealerships out to, a tribe entity whether it be a
Speaker 34: group or whether it be an individual like. A McDonald's
Speaker 34: franchise a dealership is, actually privately owned so it's actually
Speaker 34: dependent on that corporate body that decides whether they are
Speaker 34: going to give a.
Speaker 1: Gift, Or not okay so that's that's separate, to the agreement,
Speaker 1: if you like it's over.
Speaker 34: And above exactly and it was funny how to chat
Speaker 34: for a few people, about this topic, just DIFFERENT dealerships
Speaker 34: and i just wanted to pick THEIR brains.
Speaker 10: And, i, said oh well how, is you Know how?
Speaker 34: Is tony's, experience you know he saw these beautiful gifts
Speaker 34: being given and one of the comments from, a particular, individual,
Speaker 34: he said oh well you know they're buying a three hundred,
Speaker 34: thousand dollars car got lots of, money to give file
Speaker 34: to give all, these pretty gifts but now look gifts
Speaker 34: gifts every dealership. At different times too hard to, SET a, standard.
Speaker 1: I guess yeah but you can imagine for anybody who's,
Speaker 1: and you, could you know could who what would it
Speaker 1: be like to Go And. Buy rolls, royce for example
Speaker 1: you're buying The Fully, electric rolls royce which is going
Speaker 1: to come in over one million dollars well and truly
Speaker 1: these days for the fully Electric, version in australia and
Speaker 1: that's before you've added any real. Bells and whistles what
Speaker 1: would that experience be like as the as the salesperson
Speaker 1: is wandering around this incredible, car with you WE.
Speaker 34: Have, To, i say TONY you and i GO down
Speaker 34: to i think THIS is the gami Groups That. HAVE
Speaker 34: rolls royce i have to double check who.
Speaker 21: Owns, that one now and we'll have to go and
Speaker 21: find out exactly.
Speaker 7: What they do we should unless you're up, for the?
Speaker 19: Purchase that's right or do you.
Speaker 1: Go, in, And say look I'M thinking about i don't
Speaker 1: know where would you even?
Speaker 10: START that conversation i would probably, just Name drop, so
Speaker 10: i'll say do you know who?
Speaker 21: This guy is the information that's.
Speaker 1: Very, kind of you and that WHOLE delivery experience i.
Speaker 1: Find absolutely intrigue and you can imagine somebody who's. Probably
Speaker 1: buying there let's say A high end, Benz for example
Speaker 1: You're out of barrick and you're, doing the deal and
Speaker 1: it may not, be your first it could, be, your,
Speaker 1: third fourth.
Speaker 10: Fifth, or sixth yeah.
Speaker 1: Over, a period yeah and.
Speaker 34: YOU probably out I want another i don't, want another drink,
Speaker 34: bottle or, CAT thanks MATE i want.
Speaker 1: I want a sports, bag or, something thank, You THAT'S
Speaker 1: right or i want tickets to the golf or something.
Speaker 1: Along THE line as i don't know how it, works
Speaker 1: these days but.
Speaker 29: It.
Speaker 1: Is fascinating paula it's always. Good to chat thank you
Speaker 1: for getting up, Nice, and Early Paula. Miss auto cats
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