Speaker 1: Of the airways. Here is my request. You don't have
Speaker 1: to play, but help you'll do your best. I've been
Speaker 1: listening to Sure Ray and you seem lack of friends
Speaker 1: to me.
Speaker 2: Hello, good morning or evening as the case may be.
Speaker 2: To you, Tony mcmahontt, wherever you are.
Speaker 3: And of course they're good friends that they've already joined
Speaker 3: us at five double A in Nadelaide and the ACE
Speaker 3: Radio network wherever you are, right through Victoria into some
Speaker 3: of the southern parts of New South Wales, which might
Speaker 3: include Orange. Yeah, around that area, parks, parks all through that, Aubrey,
Speaker 3: wogga wogga, coral. Yea. It is so all those people
Speaker 3: that are tuned in cools to have you there. Wonder
Speaker 3: Couma Wonder. Marimbula says he has just come back from
Speaker 3: beautiful far North Queensland. Was amazing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, twenty five degrees in sunshine. I was the f
Speaker 2: half an hour, then come back to eleven degree. Melbourne
Speaker 2: is a just because it's a pretty good airport.
Speaker 3: Can's airport, isn't it.
Speaker 2: It's not bad. Most of the airports these days have
Speaker 2: been upgraded well. And truly I had an even a
Speaker 2: night on the Gold Coast earlier in the week and
Speaker 2: I was just talking to the first officer and said, well,
Speaker 2: back in the day when I was a child, we
Speaker 2: used to go up to Surface Palace Paradise as we
Speaker 2: did back in the day during the winter holidays as
Speaker 2: September holidays, because of course we only had two terms
Speaker 2: instead of the three terms or other instead of the four.
Speaker 2: And I can remember the airport at Cooling Gata was
Speaker 2: literally a weatherboard shack or a building, and then on
Speaker 2: one end was Ansett, on the other end was TAA
Speaker 2: and that was it. And now you have a look
Speaker 2: at what they've done. And there's an international area as
Speaker 2: well in New Zealand. Go in and out, and it's
Speaker 2: just huge now by comparison, and it's all changed. Everything's changed.
Speaker 3: The Gold Coast haven't been there for a little while
Speaker 3: really to any great degree flying flight type situation, but
Speaker 3: the Gold Coast certainly has changed. It has just grown.
Speaker 3: It's quite an extraordinary city. Oh, it's huge.
Speaker 2: Well, we almost as good as we stayed a little
Speaker 2: place right on the water, a little two story place
Speaker 2: sort of like a motel with the balcony around a
Speaker 2: pool in the middle. All that type of thing, and
Speaker 2: there was a place called the Sands, as I recall,
Speaker 2: on the corner of Caval Avenue and the Foreshore, and
Speaker 2: that was the first of the sort of high risy
Speaker 2: kind of places, which wasn't very high rise. But now
Speaker 2: when you go past there, it's just these massive buildings.
Speaker 2: And then down at broad Beach and all the way
Speaker 2: up to Southport it's just built up with massive, massive
Speaker 2: buildings and thousands and thousands of people living there these days.
Speaker 3: Did you do you remember ever going into the Conrad
Speaker 3: what was referred to as the Conrad Hotel, but it
Speaker 3: was part of the obviously part of the Hilton group,
Speaker 3: just branded Conrad in first really smart hotel in that area.
Speaker 3: That was that Broadbeach I think it's Broadbeach was did
Speaker 3: the opening of that hotel? It was fantastic and it
Speaker 3: was run by at that point they brought out a
Speaker 3: lot of American senior execs to work to get it
Speaker 3: all set up, you know, to get staff and training
Speaker 3: and all the sort of things that you can imagine
Speaker 3: they would have had to do during that time, missus
Speaker 3: early early part of the eighties, it's.
Speaker 2: Probably forty years ago now, was that did that become Jupiters,
Speaker 2: is that it was.
Speaker 3: It was kind of Jupiters, yes, correct, So they had
Speaker 3: the gaming in there and it was all very very
Speaker 3: special in that launch. It was an amazing place. Point
Speaker 3: of that story was that one of the frustrations that
Speaker 3: the Americans told us about on air, because I was
Speaker 3: doing some radio shows from there for three BA in Ballaret,
Speaker 3: and they would make mention of the fact that it
Speaker 3: was really difficult to get people to work in hospitality
Speaker 3: at that time because it was sort of still a
Speaker 3: bit of an unknown thing hospitality that level in Australia
Speaker 3: even late seventies, early part of the eighties.
Speaker 2: Oh and look at it now. I mean if all
Speaker 2: young people end up doing some sort of stint in hospitality,
Speaker 2: which I think is a great thing. You learn to
Speaker 2: deal with people, and you have to be punctual, and
Speaker 2: you have to be neat, and you have to sort
Speaker 2: of try and deal with problems and things as they arise,
Speaker 2: deal with criticism as it gets dished out to you.
Speaker 2: So yeah, I think it's a great training ground for
Speaker 2: kids to whatever they're going to do later on, because
Speaker 2: people skills. Despite the fact that we are less and
Speaker 2: less communicative with people. I think people skills are so
Speaker 2: very important and you've got to be thrown in the
Speaker 2: deep end a little bit to have to sort it out.
Speaker 3: I've said for a long time that in Australia really
Speaker 3: it's about our level of hospitality has to be so
Speaker 3: strong because when everything else disappears, we're disappearing in certain
Speaker 3: certain areas. Now in terms of industry, it will really
Speaker 3: be based on visitors coming to Australia and we've got
Speaker 3: to be able to provide them with great services, yes,
Speaker 3: high end services, to make it very attractive to visit.
Speaker 2: He well that in radio stations that they're the only
Speaker 2: things that are going to be lived will continue.
Speaker 3: Do you want to make light of this? But how
Speaker 3: tragedy it was that out of India terrible.
Speaker 2: I mean, our hearts go out to all those directly
Speaker 2: involved and indirectly involved, and you know, through families and
Speaker 2: just other colleagues or you know, all of us are
Speaker 2: affected when these sorts of things happen, and thankfully they
Speaker 2: are rare, but when they do occur, of course their
Speaker 2: their front page news and there are questions to be answered.
Speaker 2: Any whispers is about ah, look about why we're when
Speaker 2: it's this is one of I think one of the
Speaker 2: sad things about social media and with any you know.
Speaker 2: No I did a safety investigators course earlier in the year,
Speaker 2: a short one, and it's all about evidence, I mean,
Speaker 2: no speculation, no whatevers. And some of the stuff that's
Speaker 2: come out is absolutely just completely out of left field
Speaker 2: and total and utter nonsense, absolutely from so called experts.
Speaker 2: So as much as of course we want answers and everything,
Speaker 2: I think there's a few things that were witnessed on
Speaker 2: the video that seemed a bit unusual, like the undercarriage
Speaker 2: being left down. It appears that the flaps were up.
Speaker 2: But then I was just watching something last night from
Speaker 2: someone fairly reputable who said that in those aircraft there's
Speaker 2: a little wind generator if you like, and it drops
Speaker 2: out from underneath the fuselage and it spins and it
Speaker 2: provides electricity for the electrical systems and the hydraulic systems
Speaker 2: if the other systems all fall over. It's an emergency supply.
Speaker 2: It can also drop out if both engines fail. And
Speaker 2: there's a fair amount of speculation that it was operating,
Speaker 2: which means there must have been some sort of catastrophic
Speaker 2: systems failure. There's also been the speculation that why the
Speaker 2: gear down and the flaps up, that perhaps the pilot
Speaker 2: monitoring instead. Normally we put the undercarriage up straight away
Speaker 2: because it just hangs out and caused a lot of
Speaker 2: air drag, so we pull the gear up as soon
Speaker 2: as we get airborne. And there was some speculation that
Speaker 2: maybe the flaps were selected up and not the gear,
Speaker 2: which means that the engines were not only fighting against
Speaker 2: all that resistance air resistance from the undercarriage down, but
Speaker 2: the loss of lift from the wings because the shape
Speaker 2: had been altered because the flaps were put up. But
Speaker 2: that's only conjecture at this stage. And I think the
Speaker 2: flight recorders were intact, and I believe they've been removed.
Speaker 2: They will be looked at very rapidly, of course, because
Speaker 2: the important thing, well one of the things is okay,
Speaker 2: well what happened, why did it happen, and how do
Speaker 2: we stop it from happening again. So if there is
Speaker 2: something that is an issue with say the aircraft after
Speaker 2: a procedure or something, then it needs to be looked at,
Speaker 2: and all the seven eight to seven operators around the
Speaker 2: world will take it on board, but they I think
Speaker 2: the first ones came out in twenty sixteen, and this
Speaker 2: was the first one that crashed, So there are a
Speaker 2: lot of them out there.
Speaker 3: It's a very safe the.
Speaker 2: Dreamliner and the eight hundred version of the nine hundred version,
Speaker 2: which is a little bit longer and has some differences,
Speaker 2: but there's a lot of them out there. They are safe,
Speaker 2: and we just need to find out what went on
Speaker 2: for the sake of everybody and to make sure that
Speaker 2: there's no underlying problem that needs to be addressed by
Speaker 2: other operators as well. And of course the incredible story
Speaker 2: about the man sitting in eleven A survived walked away
Speaker 2: was walking to hospital grief.
Speaker 3: How many people now will be saying, I'll.
Speaker 2: Be eleven A thanks.
Speaker 3: I thought of that when it came up. The other
Speaker 3: thing that was a remarkable story. I guess there will
Speaker 3: be always these sorts of yarns where apparently one personal
Speaker 3: woman I think was who was running lake could put
Speaker 3: up in the traffic it wasn't allowed to go on
Speaker 3: the plan. Yeah, at the last moment, I'm sorry, gates
Speaker 3: are closed. You can't get on.
Speaker 2: Yes, well, and you hear about that and the other
Speaker 2: way as well. People that did just get on that
Speaker 2: weren't meant to be on, and people that were meant
Speaker 2: to be on that didn't get on. So it's one
Speaker 2: of those things. I mean, if you're a fatalist, you'd say,
Speaker 2: well that was my time, wasn't right or it was,
Speaker 2: depending on which way you went. But anyway, let's, as
Speaker 2: I say, our thoughts go out to everybody involved, and
Speaker 2: you know, the family's on the ground as well, and
Speaker 2: the damage on the ground, and let's wait and see
Speaker 2: what the answer is and hopefully it'll it'll make aviation
Speaker 2: just that little bit safer, all right.
Speaker 3: The idea for this morning is for the hour, the
Speaker 3: couple of hours maybe that Nathan will be with us.
Speaker 3: It's lighter, it's brighter. We like to have a bit
Speaker 3: of fun. For those of you that have a much
Speaker 3: love pet. It could be any one of your beautiful
Speaker 3: animals at home who's not feeling one hundred percent or
Speaker 3: you've got an issue with it, you can jump on
Speaker 3: board as well. Nathan's here. He'll give you some help
Speaker 3: and guide you through some of the options. One double
Speaker 3: three six nine three, And if you're sending a message,
Speaker 3: you can do that zero four double seven six nine
Speaker 3: three six nine three, and anything to do with aviation
Speaker 3: or anything that you would like to raise on the program.
Speaker 2: We just sit here and and just we can get
Speaker 2: everything wrong.
Speaker 3: And you will usually do and there will be no
Speaker 3: discussion about football.
Speaker 2: No, I agree, Jay, You're on mute this evening.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so he's not going to say anything. He's saying anything.
Speaker 3: I won't be saying anything. Come and join us one
Speaker 3: double three six nine three. It is Australia overnight. Good
Speaker 3: morning Addie, mister Miaggie. Say hello to the one and
Speaker 3: only Nathan Cosh.
Speaker 4: Good morning Nathan Cash and Tony. Have you got a
Speaker 4: good birthday? And good morning Jane.
Speaker 3: Now massive birthday. Let me tell you just on that.
Speaker 2: It's only it's still got another two weeks to go.
Speaker 3: For the festival to only is right through until the
Speaker 3: thirtieth of June. Ardi.
Speaker 4: That's good because one month exactly after yours of July.
Speaker 2: I remember, there you go. And the difference between Tony
Speaker 2: and myself is immense fteen years. There's no. I don't
Speaker 2: mean that, but I mean the festival, the Festival of
Speaker 2: Tony which goes through a month, and the Festival of
Speaker 2: Nathan is non existent.
Speaker 3: Oh that's not at all true. We can make it.
Speaker 3: We can make it the festival in July.
Speaker 2: I'm just I'm just a non birthday person. Oh you are, yeah,
Speaker 2: just another day.
Speaker 3: I can shift you out of that.
Speaker 5: Look.
Speaker 2: I believe I was there at my birth but I
Speaker 2: have absolutely no recollection of it.
Speaker 3: Do you It was used today? Yes, earth like it
Speaker 3: was yesterday. Sorry, Ardie, that's all right.
Speaker 4: I went to a birthday party last night. My club owner. Anyway,
Speaker 4: an interesting piece of information.
Speaker 3: Again, that was an interesting piece of him information. So
Speaker 3: who was the who's the club owner?
Speaker 4: She sold off Lusia and she had a birthday at
Speaker 4: Retroro club.
Speaker 2: Many happy returns to a yes, were you out cutting
Speaker 2: a actually anyway?
Speaker 4: Happy Nathan. I was watching the news again, I'm brief
Speaker 4: and maybe mistake and I sill the nessa Hudson the
Speaker 4: CEO with the suggestions of Virgin being phased out owned
Speaker 4: by contus. As you already know, the Virgin.
Speaker 3: Virgin's not Virgin's not owned but the completely separate companies.
Speaker 2: Yeah, virgins of separate company jet Star is owned by
Speaker 2: that's right.
Speaker 4: Yes, it was a jet Star any it was a sorry,
Speaker 4: not Virgin is a jet Star? I meant to.
Speaker 2: Say, no, no, no, that what there is one of
Speaker 2: the divisions of Jets in Asia and it operates out
Speaker 2: of Singapore and they're closing up that division. It's got
Speaker 2: I think eleven jets something like that, So they're closing
Speaker 2: that up and they're bringing those aircraft back into Australia.
Speaker 2: So that division's being closed. But Jetstars are enormous, there's
Speaker 2: no way they're going to be closing that. So I
Speaker 2: think that's where it came from. Jetstar Asia as opposed
Speaker 2: to Jet Star Australia.
Speaker 3: Thank you for that. It's interesting with those brands that
Speaker 3: are such very important brands, as being one and historically
Speaker 3: a much loved brand, why would you not And this
Speaker 3: is just being throwing it out there for discussion, I guess,
Speaker 3: given the power of that brand historically, what was the
Speaker 3: what was what's the thinking about? Do other reirlines around
Speaker 3: the world do that have this so called sub brand?
Speaker 2: There certainly are in the States. You'll see a lot
Speaker 2: of the regionals will be branded as the original carrier,
Speaker 2: but they're operated by other carriers because and that's not
Speaker 2: Jet Stars different. But there are other subsidiaries within quantas
Speaker 2: that that do that there's Cobbom, this network Alliance does
Speaker 2: some flying fish for Quantus and Quantus Link which has
Speaker 2: the turboprops, the dash etes that do the flight into
Speaker 2: regional centers. Now over here all around the country really
Speaker 2: out of Adelaide, out of Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, you'll see
Speaker 2: them everywhere doing just into the smaller country towns, and
Speaker 2: so it makes sense for the smaller operators to look
Speaker 2: after their own patch of turf and rather than have
Speaker 2: the big conglomerate trying to deal with all the different fleets,
Speaker 2: all the different route structures, all that kind of thing.
Speaker 2: Jet Star is a bit different because it was to
Speaker 2: be branded as the lower cost carrier, and you either
Speaker 2: dilute the main brand and call it Quantus Light if
Speaker 2: you like, or you set up another company. And then
Speaker 2: a lot of airlines around the world have done the
Speaker 2: same thing, and it's just a means of differentiating the brand.
Speaker 2: And I think in Australia, the reason, one of the reasons,
Speaker 2: my humble opinion, why Jetsto was set up was there
Speaker 2: were some other low cost carriers around the place sniffing
Speaker 2: around the likes of Ryanair and easy Jet and those
Speaker 2: European low cost carriers that thought, well, there's room in
Speaker 2: the Australian market for a low cost carrier, because at
Speaker 2: the time Virgin was also full service along with Quantas.
Speaker 2: So in order to plug the gap and not allow
Speaker 2: another sort of foreign entity to come in, Quantus decided, well,
Speaker 2: we might as well set up our own and that's
Speaker 2: where Alan Joyce began at Jetstar, and that plugged the
Speaker 2: whole and that certainly has stopped those European carriers from
Speaker 2: coming in and setting up here, because as we've seen,
Speaker 2: the Australian market is not big enough for all these airlines.
Speaker 2: And you know we've had the demise in very recent
Speaker 2: times of Bonza and of the rex Jet operation, the
Speaker 2: turboprop operations still going, and you know various others over
Speaker 2: the years that have come and come and gone, and
Speaker 2: so look, it's a small population with big distances and
Speaker 2: really for any sort of airline to make money, you
Speaker 2: want to do lots of short hops because then you
Speaker 2: just get airfare after airfair after airfair.
Speaker 3: Brand loyalty is so important. You would have thought that
Speaker 3: if you've got this great brand like Aquantus, say, look
Speaker 3: you jump on a bird, you go from Melbourne, you
Speaker 3: go to Brisbane, then you get one of the regional flights.
Speaker 3: You would still want to be associated with the Quantus.
Speaker 2: And they do and they have Quantus Link and that's
Speaker 2: how it works. Whereas Jets sort of kept at arm's length.
Speaker 2: It's run as a very separate entity. We don't have
Speaker 2: anything to do with them, nor they with us. Whereas
Speaker 2: with the other the link brands, they have smaller aircraft
Speaker 2: as Airbus A two twenties, Alliance has Embraer one nineties
Speaker 2: and then as I say, Quantus Link, you've got there
Speaker 2: the turboprops. So yeah, it is seamless and you can
Speaker 2: book all the way through and all of that and
Speaker 2: book with your points and that kind of thing. So
Speaker 2: from a passenger point of view, it is quite seamless
Speaker 2: going through these different entities to ending on where you
Speaker 2: need to go.
Speaker 3: Levy Milton morning, Good.
Speaker 6: Morning guys, Hellen Tony Nathan. Uh, as soon as I
Speaker 6: heard about that, you're in you the first thing, I
Speaker 6: could be right offline, but I've got to check with
Speaker 6: you because you're the man. Yeah, if you're setting up
Speaker 6: on the runway and you're going off and uh, one
Speaker 6: of the things you guys say is auto thrust and
Speaker 6: the other guys check right, not.
Speaker 2: Quite, but yes, they're different air aircraft have different setups.
Speaker 2: But yeah, yeah, keep going then sorry.
Speaker 6: Yeah, now because they have mistaken then when they hit
Speaker 6: the auto pole when you when you actually set the
Speaker 6: audi's thrust, is that supposed to be punched in so
Speaker 6: that connects with the auto polem.
Speaker 2: No, we don't use the autopilot to take off. We
Speaker 2: do a hand take off.
Speaker 6: No, that's not what I'm saying. What I'm saying is
Speaker 6: uh trust said for takeoff.
Speaker 2: We have an auto throttle. That's what we use for takeoff.
Speaker 2: So we work out our figures because we don't just
Speaker 2: do full power takeoffs every time, so depending on the
Speaker 2: length of the runway, the weight of the aircraft, the wind,
Speaker 2: the temperature, all that kind of stuff. We have these days.
Speaker 2: We have an app in our iPads and we calculate
Speaker 2: all the data and it tells us how much thrust
Speaker 2: that we actually use, and we put that in our
Speaker 2: flight management computer which will then when we push a
Speaker 2: button on the thrust, it brings the power up to
Speaker 2: that level and we confirm that it is at that
Speaker 2: level that you know it is set what we have
Speaker 2: asked it to set, so it's not connected up to
Speaker 2: the autopilot. It's a separate system. But it certainly they
Speaker 2: got airborne on that Air India flight, so I don't
Speaker 2: know that, you know. But then there's conjecture as well
Speaker 2: whether they got weights wrong and so it didn't have it.
Speaker 2: You know, they had enough thrust to sort of launch
Speaker 2: it into the air, but not enough to kind of
Speaker 2: keep it going. But again, there's many, many possibilities and
Speaker 2: it's kind of not helpful to just speculate about things.
Speaker 2: And we'll wait and see. There will be information I'm
Speaker 2: sure coming out over the next few days, and then
Speaker 2: we can talk about it with some science and some evidence.
Speaker 3: We'd hope that would be the case. Let me thank
Speaker 3: you your calls the other side, come and join us
Speaker 3: one double three six nine three for those that are waiting. Dylan,
Speaker 3: Jimmy Mark will come to you next. Oh Jee. It's
Speaker 3: a great piece and nice to every company wherever you
Speaker 3: are right across Australia. I'm Tony mcmaus, Nathan kosh is here,
Speaker 3: Pets and Jets. Wherever you're calling from, you just pick
Speaker 3: up the phone one double three six nine three one
Speaker 3: double three six nine three. The messages will get to
Speaker 3: as well, and they are. They are plenty zero four
Speaker 3: double seven six nine three six nine three. I just
Speaker 3: said to you during the commercial break. What was really
Speaker 3: humbling was the two point eight million emails that I
Speaker 3: received overnights at three at w dot com dot au
Speaker 3: for a birthday, which was most humbling, And I've replied
Speaker 3: to each and every one. He took most of the weekend,
Speaker 3: but I've replied, and I just want to thank people
Speaker 3: for that sense of graciousness. You made the point. I'm
Speaker 3: sure Tony moclear won't mind you repeating that lovely story. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Well, I was over at his place yesterday and he
Speaker 2: was talking about the fact that when his dear mother
Speaker 2: passed away a few years ago that he's had a
Speaker 2: whole wall full of condolence cards and things. And I
Speaker 2: think that's something we forget about a little bit. You know,
Speaker 2: people can tend to be a bit upset and angry
Speaker 2: and everything, and the people that the nice people that
Speaker 2: are everywhere just don't need to make a fuss. But
Speaker 2: then occasions like your birthday, and after all, was it
Speaker 2: next year you get the telegram from the King.
Speaker 3: That's the one coming through next year.
Speaker 2: Next year, and then I think, you know people, most
Speaker 2: people are good and I think ninety nine point nine
Speaker 2: absolutely it's just.
Speaker 3: Jill chilling back in the morning.
Speaker 7: Yeah, good everybody. I hope everybody's well in this morning.
Speaker 7: Thank you, bad to fantastic. I just want to talk
Speaker 7: about Mike Bush that's becoming the police commissioner at the
Speaker 7: first Jilly this year. I think he will make a
Speaker 7: very very very good police commission a better shame. He's
Speaker 7: originally from the shaky aisles of He's going to make
Speaker 7: a great police commissioner. I think it will because of
Speaker 7: his generation, stimular generation. He taking them the calling your world.
Speaker 7: But he will make a good police commissioner. He will
Speaker 7: tell other police officers and get rid of the ones
Speaker 7: that don't want to work, but the ones that do
Speaker 7: want to work and put har Yaka and really make
Speaker 7: this victorious state a better state with crime a looting
Speaker 7: in the crime. And I think he will because because
Speaker 7: he's seeing really nice, he's seem quite friendly and everything,
Speaker 7: but you don't take that weakness and it's absolutely fantastic.
Speaker 7: You've got a great commissioner. We had actual part before
Speaker 7: he wasn't very good, but we had a canlay. He
Speaker 7: was a good one. But I think Mike who was
Speaker 7: I think he was a good police commission and.
Speaker 6: Can be very good.
Speaker 2: I think you know, when when you get somebody new
Speaker 2: from outside and no matter what the what the job,
Speaker 2: I think there's always people a little bit wary because
Speaker 2: they don't know them and they need to just sort
Speaker 2: of figure out what they're about. But look, let's hope
Speaker 2: we crime is such a massive issue around our community,
Speaker 2: and you've got to feel for the for the police
Speaker 2: that are going out there day and night trying to
Speaker 2: sort of keep things under control as best they can.
Speaker 2: And let's I hope that the new commissioner is an
Speaker 2: outside voice and we'll get the respect of all of
Speaker 2: them current members and hopefully can make a dent in
Speaker 2: some of the stuff that's going on at the moment.
Speaker 3: Thank you for that lovely message, Greg, Well done, you good.
Speaker 3: I Jay we sent Jay on behalf of the program,
Speaker 3: said a lovely message to David in Israel, who's respond
Speaker 3: thanks for writing. I really appreciate it. We are fine.
Speaker 3: This is David in Israel writing. He says, we have
Speaker 3: a shelter in our building had a chance to use
Speaker 3: it a few times Friday night, Saturday night and about
Speaker 3: an hour ago. So just in the last Saturday night
Speaker 3: and about an hour ago, there's been some serious damage
Speaker 3: with some residential buildings deliberately targeted. Been some civilian deaths
Speaker 3: very sadly, including children. Our areas saw fragments from missiles
Speaker 3: falling last night's around most businesses closed, bar or essential
Speaker 3: services such as health, security and food remain open listening
Speaker 3: to the program. Now, thank you again for writing, says David.
Speaker 3: So David, we're thinking of you. Yes, for a difficult
Speaker 3: time for that part of the world, for a range
Speaker 3: of good on you. We're we off to Jimmy Morning.
Speaker 8: Good morning, Tony, Nathan and Jay. A couple of questions
Speaker 8: please bottoms Nathan. But before that, I heard your birthday
Speaker 8: when I write Tony with your family.
Speaker 3: It was really good. So we went out. We went
Speaker 3: out Friday night for a dinner with sister Susy, brother Dan,
Speaker 3: brother Dan's wife, partner Robin, and kicked onto the we.
Speaker 2: Small where did you go?
Speaker 8: View?
Speaker 2: Demond?
Speaker 3: Was that just a lovely just in Berka, a lovely
Speaker 3: Indian restaurant and the good thing about it is by.
Speaker 2: So you're going to say it was cheap. Well, well
Speaker 2: that's one of the biggests you were shouting, and.
Speaker 3: So we you when you're the hope, when you're the guest,
Speaker 3: when you're the person who's the birthday, is the expectation
Speaker 3: that you pay?
Speaker 2: I think it depends as long as you know. If
Speaker 2: you say you don't don't bring me a gift, but
Speaker 2: you know, just pay for your meal. That's one thing.
Speaker 2: But I think when when people go along and then
Speaker 2: you don't to pay for your meal, no gift, and
Speaker 2: you've got to and you pay for their meal.
Speaker 3: What are the rules, Joe? The rules are you don't
Speaker 3: pay birthday person doesn't pay. Sorry.
Speaker 2: There's a wonderful episode of Kirby Your Enthusiasm where you know,
Speaker 2: they say, Larry David says, well, what do I bring?
Speaker 2: Is going to a party, and they oh, no, no, no,
Speaker 2: don't bring anything. And so he turns up there and
Speaker 2: they go, well, why didn't you bring anything? And he said, well,
Speaker 2: you told me not to bring anything. But no, when
Speaker 2: people say don't bring something, you've still got to bring something.
Speaker 2: But he said, but you told me anyway, And of course,
Speaker 2: in the usual manner, it escalates. So, yes, did you
Speaker 2: get invited to Tony's birthday?
Speaker 8: Jim No, Oh, Jimmy, I wouldn't have been able to
Speaker 8: afford it because I was just about to ask.
Speaker 3: You, well, but nobody else at the tab.
Speaker 8: I would never be able to come with the prize
Speaker 8: like that. That's right, tell me what I'm talking about.
Speaker 2: Look, you know, Tony just would want a bottle of
Speaker 2: grains and an old one would be fine. It wouldn't
Speaker 2: have to be a new one.
Speaker 3: The new one.
Speaker 2: You want a new one, the new one.
Speaker 3: Your twenty one is being released this week or next
Speaker 3: week from Penfolds. I think our very unrayed Jordan will
Speaker 3: be there for the launch, and, based on some limited
Speaker 3: tastings so far, considered to be one of the best
Speaker 3: Grange ever ever, some are giving it a one one
Speaker 3: hundred point perfect wine that in the hill of gross
Speaker 3: Of course, this is riveting stuff.
Speaker 2: Isn't it. So, Jim, what you are going to ask
Speaker 2: me about? Possums?
Speaker 3: Possums?
Speaker 8: So I've got lots and lots of them here in
Speaker 8: my backyard, in the trees at the back of the
Speaker 8: school here. Yeah, the power lines. What I wanted to
Speaker 8: know are possums an Australian animal.
Speaker 2: They are, Yes, they're an Australian native. We've got the
Speaker 2: two sorts of course, the brushtails the bigger ones, and
Speaker 2: then the ringtails the little ones. But they're very much
Speaker 2: an Australian native. And of course just goes to show
Speaker 2: when someone has a brilliant idea and they sent the
Speaker 2: brushtails across to New Zealand with a view to for
Speaker 2: their pelts to be used and that sort of thing.
Speaker 2: And because they've got no predators or anything over there,
Speaker 2: they've just gone bananas as the rabbits and the foxes
Speaker 2: have over here. So yeah, you're welcome, but yeah, they
Speaker 2: are native jim.
Speaker 8: And the other question I wanted to ask you possums
Speaker 8: are vegetarian? They they are a couple more questions.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they generally generally are. So they'll eat eat fruit
Speaker 2: and bits and pieces that are left over. That's why
Speaker 2: people will net their fruit trees and things if they have,
Speaker 2: or their strawberry plants that type of thing, because as
Speaker 2: soon as they ripen to a point, the possums will
Speaker 2: get into them, for sure.
Speaker 3: Jimmy, thank you.
Speaker 2: Fruit fruit, fruit, fruit ivorous.
Speaker 3: That's the one in worrib Hello, Mark, we're well for you,
Speaker 3: say to Nathan Kosh Mark.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I did catch you last name just before I
Speaker 9: get into it, Jim. They do love an apple, but
Speaker 9: about the vegetarian part. They don't mind a spit of
Speaker 9: finger as well.
Speaker 2: Yes, yes, you got to. And that's the thing people forget.
Speaker 2: You know, sometimes if you see injured wildlife by the
Speaker 2: side of the road, and particularly things like like a possum,
Speaker 2: you want to be very careful when you go up
Speaker 2: to it because when they're distressed or if they're injured,
Speaker 2: then yeah, they can sink a tooth into you, that's
Speaker 2: for sure.
Speaker 3: Mark.
Speaker 2: I'm sure have you been a victim of such a.
Speaker 9: Oh yeah, look, yeah, I caught your name there, Nathan Coach.
Speaker 2: As in David. But no relation.
Speaker 9: Well yeah, yeah, I don't know what you're talking to
Speaker 9: you if you're a relation? No, well, I mean, well, yeah,
Speaker 9: I was on a plane. I had one of my exes.
Speaker 9: Is not that I've got.
Speaker 2: Many, Yes, only a couple of dozens.
Speaker 9: Her father was made of the coach Turkey and he
Speaker 9: and we were flying back on Turkish airline and I
Speaker 9: guess through that relationships now we got boosted up jacked
Speaker 9: up to the class and business class or whatever, and
Speaker 9: I asked if I could go and see the cockpit
Speaker 9: and they said, oh, you can come in when we
Speaker 9: land So I got to go into the cock pit
Speaker 9: when we landed on this jack yes, and we landed
Speaker 9: in Sydney, I ll Brisbane. But as we now, I
Speaker 9: have sent a text about this before, but I didn't
Speaker 9: realize it was pets and jets when I called it.
Speaker 3: And we're going to.
Speaker 9: Ask a question about you can call it anything, yes, okay, yeah,
Speaker 9: I might ask you in a second. But regardless that
Speaker 9: when we landed it was raining, and I was so
Speaker 9: surprised because when it was clear above the clouds, but
Speaker 9: once we got below it was torrential rain. But the
Speaker 9: funniest thing happened. I could see the runway. But then
Speaker 9: these wind screen wipers came on. They were going one
Speaker 9: hundred miles and now with.
Speaker 3: Ye and say Mark, how did they go?
Speaker 2: Again? Quest Yeah, we do have been screen wipers.
Speaker 9: But they just seemed irrelevant.
Speaker 3: We're going to run out of time. What was your question, Mark, Well,
Speaker 3: why why do you have them?
Speaker 2: When well, when we're on the runway, once we're in
Speaker 2: the air, we we certainly them off on the way in,
Speaker 2: we will put them on because they do make a difference,
Speaker 2: even for that little bit of time where they've cleared
Speaker 2: the windscreen before it gets covered again, because it does
Speaker 2: make quite a difference. If the wind screen's not working,
Speaker 2: then it's very difficult to see the runway and then
Speaker 2: we have some issues. So yeah, they actually do make
Speaker 2: a difference, although it may not seem like it with
Speaker 2: very heavy rain. Doesn't last very long between wipes, that's
Speaker 2: for certain. But we do use them and if we're
Speaker 2: on the ground when we're taxing around as well, we
Speaker 2: need to use them. But once we take off we
Speaker 2: turn them off because obviously we don't need to be
Speaker 2: looking out of the window anymore.
Speaker 3: Nikki from corfielder, thank you, Mark, Nicki from Corfield right,
Speaker 3: sir three, you'll love this. Three weeks after come into
Speaker 3: Australia from South Africa, I was asked to bring a
Speaker 3: plate to a party, thinking the host was short of plates.
Speaker 3: Would you could imagine or could you bring a plate?
Speaker 2: Oh? Absolutely?
Speaker 10: A plate?
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, yeah, I'll bring three plates. Yes, thinking that
Speaker 3: that was short of for crockery, which is very funny.
Speaker 3: Good on you, Nick. We'll come back your calls the
Speaker 3: other side. Don't leave us here by ourselves one double
Speaker 3: three six nine three. It is a straighter of an
Speaker 3: night morning in Cheltenham. Hello, Greg, good.
Speaker 11: Morning, good morning. To be remiss of me not to
Speaker 11: wish you a happy belated Bertha.
Speaker 2: It's very congres it's not belated at all, Greg, because
Speaker 2: the whole month, yeah, it's a whole month is the
Speaker 2: festival of tiny. So you're absolutely slap bang right in
Speaker 2: the middle, right in the sweet spot.
Speaker 11: Oh okay, well I'll ask make on.
Speaker 2: A question then please go ahead, Greg.
Speaker 11: The King requested eco friendly fuel in the jets that
Speaker 11: flew over in the ceremonies recently. There would the engines
Speaker 11: have to be modified for eco.
Speaker 2: Friendly Buell, Well, the turbine engines are pretty good at
Speaker 2: Bernie most things. They're not as fhnickety as perhaps a
Speaker 2: piston engine. And obviously the fuels that they're coming up with,
Speaker 2: because they're going to be mixed with normal fuel, it's
Speaker 2: not going to be all or nothing that they need
Speaker 2: to be compatible and that's where all the testing and
Speaker 2: everything is concerned. So there are some eco fuels that
Speaker 2: are starting to come about now. I don't know that
Speaker 2: we'll see it well at this point anyway, completely replacing
Speaker 2: the petroleum based jet fuel, but they'll mix it, mix
Speaker 2: it with it to extend the life of the jet
Speaker 2: fuel supplies that we're going to have. So yeah, all
Speaker 2: the work is done to make sure that they're not
Speaker 2: going to cause any problems to the engines, and so far,
Speaker 2: so good. It's just a matter of getting enough of
Speaker 2: it at a reasonable price. So that's where all the
Speaker 2: work is happening at the moment.
Speaker 11: Just to go way way wait, wait, wait, way back
Speaker 11: when you are flying aeroplane, Yes, your own fuel, Yes you.
Speaker 2: Did, because of course the little two stroke engines, and
Speaker 2: you'd have to mix some oil in with it because
Speaker 2: it didn't have a separate oil reservoir like say we
Speaker 2: have in a car. So yeah, you'd have to mix
Speaker 2: up these certain proportions of the different bits of fuel.
Speaker 2: And that still happens today. Very dear friend of mine's
Speaker 2: right up with all the radio control models and things,
Speaker 2: and he loves building big scale warbirds and the like.
Speaker 2: So there's four stroke engines and two stroke engines, and
Speaker 2: there's even turbine engines. There's actually jet engines that people
Speaker 2: have with little model jets and they are unbelievable. They
Speaker 2: just sound incredible and they go like the clappers and
Speaker 2: cost probably about twenty grand. So no, not for me,
Speaker 2: but yeah, you'd have to do all the mixing and everything,
Speaker 2: whereas we keep everything separate in the bigger ones. We
Speaker 2: have our oil reservoirs just like you'd have in a car,
Speaker 2: and our hydraulic reservoirs as you have separately. So yes,
Speaker 2: I remember back in the days of having to mix
Speaker 2: it right, otherwise you just ended up with splat it
Speaker 2: all over the back of your aeroplane, took you out
Speaker 2: and out to clean.
Speaker 3: You don't want to do that. Good on your great
Speaker 3: thanks vern Vern or fern Fern, I beg your pardon,
Speaker 3: cool Field sore.
Speaker 12: Hello, you're forgiven. Good evening to everyone, to everyone morning.
Speaker 12: I would like to speak tonight and about the subject
Speaker 12: of possum.
Speaker 2: It's possum night tonight.
Speaker 12: Hello, possible, that's very funny.
Speaker 13: Could you please tell everyone that they ring is are
Speaker 13: protected by.
Speaker 2: Law, as are the brush tails. Yes, they are protected,
Speaker 2: so you can't you can't poison them, do anything. And hence,
Speaker 2: if you do have an issue with possums, you need
Speaker 2: to call the appropriate people like Jim down there and
Speaker 2: they have to trap trap them and then move them
Speaker 2: away and then hopefully seal up your house as well
Speaker 2: so that they don't just come back into the roof space.
Speaker 13: You can't trap the ring, so you can't touch them
Speaker 13: at all or interfere with them. I have a neighbor
Speaker 13: who was killing them at one stone. I was up
Speaker 13: on the dividing fence watching him all the time, and
Speaker 13: I ended up in front of a magistrate twice oh
Speaker 13: on a single case and won a criminal case because
Speaker 13: I was watching them all the time if I heard
Speaker 13: something suspicious so.
Speaker 6: I couldn't get it.
Speaker 2: Yes, did you get off because you said that you
Speaker 2: were trying to prevent a crime from occurring? Aren't you
Speaker 2: allowed to do that?
Speaker 14: Yeap.
Speaker 13: Both times the case was dismissed. But I'm still on
Speaker 13: the lookout all the most won.
Speaker 2: I thought you were going to.
Speaker 13: Say yes, probably that too. But yes, they are protected.
Speaker 13: But he thought he could do anything he liked, and
Speaker 13: I wasn't going to sit back and watch. Good for you,
Speaker 13: So please everyone, they are protected. Do not touch them
Speaker 13: or interfere with them, or poison them or it's.
Speaker 3: A great message, fir. Thank you, it's a lovely message
Speaker 3: and thank you for reminding us about that. I guess
Speaker 3: the question that we might explore this when we come
Speaker 3: back as to why they are protected. I guess we'll
Speaker 3: do that. Next. It is Australia Overnight. I'm Tony McManus,
Speaker 3: Nathan Gosh, good morning to you.
Speaker 2: Hello fossoms.
Speaker 3: Nathan. You happy to stay and it takes some calls
Speaker 3: with me as part of Australia Overnight.
Speaker 2: Yes, absolutely, Tony.
Speaker 3: Goodness what if you said no? We'll do that in
Speaker 3: the next down.
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Speaker 3: love this most. More driving in to host this very
Speaker 3: important program of courses straight usually calling for. Coffee, yes
Speaker 3: got a little McDonald's just On Clyde. Road you Know Clyde.
Speaker 2: ROAD i, do indeed days to work On clyde you.
Speaker 3: Did and so there is A aup Towards berrick, there
Speaker 3: and there's a lovely. McDonald's there's a couple, there but
Speaker 3: the one THAT i call into is on my left hand.
Speaker 3: SIDE i go in.
Speaker 2: There is that a better one than the other? One,
Speaker 2: well they're.
Speaker 3: Both pretty, good okay, historically but it's just it's on
Speaker 3: the way. Through SO i call in there AND i
Speaker 3: get a regular flat, white full cream, milk, yes extra,
Speaker 3: shot extra, shot and half a teaspoon of. Sugar, Right
Speaker 3: and so that lasts me usually to at least two
Speaker 3: thirty sometimes three. O'clock for those that don't believe, Me
Speaker 3: i'm holding up now for the cameras there Is tonight's
Speaker 3: this said cup exhibit A thursday Morning Friday morning program
Speaker 3: of Last we called in AND i said hello. There
Speaker 3: they were excruciatingly busy because it's footy On thursday, nights
Speaker 3: so every man and puppy have decided they're going to
Speaker 3: go there to get a late night, snack presumably just
Speaker 3: before the footy ends during the footy. DEATH i call
Speaker 3: in And i'll have a. Tie It's, tony good, morning
Speaker 3: and they, go oh morning. TONE i, Said i'd like the,
Speaker 3: normal which is the regular full cream, milk flat flat,
Speaker 3: white half half a, sugar extra. Shot SO i get
Speaker 3: this Last Thursday friday, morning AND i tasted and it
Speaker 3: tastes like panthers.
Speaker 2: And not that they can confirm or deny what said
Speaker 2: liquid tastes, like But i'll take your word for.
Speaker 3: It but it was just. Dreadful SO i thought to,
Speaker 3: MYSELF i think they've forgotten the half of.
Speaker 2: Sugar, WELL i think they forgot to put the coffee.
Speaker 2: In oh it was that.
Speaker 3: One it was, anemic so it felt Like i'm drinking
Speaker 3: just warm milk with maybe a little bit of. Sugar
Speaker 3: you nothing wrong with, that but that's not WHAT i paid.
Speaker 2: For so did you immediately do A u.
Speaker 3: Turn, no so this morning or last, night if you.
Speaker 3: Like i'm driving down through the Aforementioned Clyde road. Right
Speaker 3: AND i went in there AND i said, morning and
Speaker 3: they said our morning tone because they know the.
Speaker 2: Voice, yes.
Speaker 3: Indeed AND i, said, LOOK i just my, coffee a
Speaker 3: regular flat, white full cream, milk.
Speaker 2: Extra, shirt half for, sugar thank.
Speaker 3: You it's just, boring now.
Speaker 2: Boring AND i, said, LOOK i think there's a good.
Speaker 2: Punchline now there. Is it's a light touch.
Speaker 3: Line and so the very wonderful young lady behind the
Speaker 3: window she, Said i'm. SO i explained to her what.
Speaker 3: Happened she, Said i'm so. Sorry she said that should
Speaker 3: not have. Happened AND i, said, no it's not a.
Speaker 3: Problem i'm just letting you know BECAUSE i think the
Speaker 3: store with, everybody was very. Busy it probably got lost
Speaker 3: up in the in the realm of. It and she, said,
Speaker 3: however it shouldn't have, Happened. Tony tonight's coffee will be, complimentary.
Speaker 2: But it's going to say nice things about. You.
Speaker 3: Complimentary and SO i got there AND i, said, no
Speaker 3: that's not WHY i mentioned. It i'm very happy to.
Speaker 3: Pay she, said, No tonight's complimentary.
Speaker 2: So you said make it an extra large.
Speaker 3: Police SO i then, said could you?
Speaker 2: UPGRADE i know you well, enough that was my, DAMN
Speaker 2: i pinch Your.
Speaker 3: Let's take a couple of calls thank you wherever you
Speaker 3: are right around, austraight And i'm sure everybody would have
Speaker 3: one of. That the point of that, IS i think
Speaker 3: then if you're polite and if you if you genuinely
Speaker 3: just kind without being, nasty you, know it comes back
Speaker 3: to you in so many, ways in ways that are often.
Speaker 2: Unimaginable but isn't it isn't it nice when they know.
Speaker 2: YOU i mean we at the airport WHEN i rock
Speaker 2: up to work and go through, security and there's always
Speaker 2: the one coffee place THAT i go to and they
Speaker 2: know me AND i know, them and it's all really.
Speaker 2: Nice AND i walk in there and they know straight
Speaker 2: away WHAT i, want and it's just it's lovely when
Speaker 2: when you can interact with.
Speaker 3: People, yep that's what it's all. About, Neil good morning to, You, hi.
Speaker 16: Good, morning good boarding. Day just a couple of quick, ones.
Speaker 16: Guys they do they do inspections of planes at all
Speaker 16: airport like safety inspections when they land or take, up
Speaker 16: doesn't matter.
Speaker 2: What, no there's.
Speaker 16: Not there's a chap or. Balances when you come in
Speaker 16: and out of any, country.
Speaker 2: THERE'S i mean there. Are there are maintenance programs and
Speaker 2: depending on where you, are there will be, engineers like
Speaker 2: we have engineers in places like you, Know, Melbourne, Sydney, brisbane,
Speaker 2: whatever but if you head out to Say newman out
Speaker 2: in The, pilborough there's no engineers. There so we do
Speaker 2: an inspection every. Flight we do a pre flight. Inspection
Speaker 2: usually me walks around the airplane from the outside make
Speaker 2: sure everything looks, okay and then there are various checks
Speaker 2: that we do on the inside side of the aircraft as.
Speaker 2: Well and if we have any issues or any, concerns
Speaker 2: we will call the head of engineering or the engineering
Speaker 2: department In sydney and have a chat with them about
Speaker 2: what's going. On and if there's something that we can sort,
Speaker 2: out we sort it. Out and if there's something that,
Speaker 2: isn't the airplane gets grounded and they have to send
Speaker 2: you to send an engineer up to to come and
Speaker 2: sort it.
Speaker 5: Out i'm just going to cover.
Speaker 3: Nearly are you going through a drive as we, speak.
Speaker 16: But don't coming around. Him it's very foggy up.
Speaker 3: Here foggy.
Speaker 16: Outside we're very foggy up just Before golden probably down a.
Speaker 16: Bit take it, easy take it trouble in the, middle
Speaker 16: line in the, middle.
Speaker 6: In the middle of good not in the.
Speaker 2: Line, NO i was going to, say not not in
Speaker 2: the middle of the road on a on a two way,
Speaker 2: road but just when it's one way on the.
Speaker 16: Ya got a bit of, exactly, yeah and just quickly
Speaker 16: we've seen a lot of obviously dead, kangaroos and, yeah
Speaker 16: and it was a lot of bit of De now
Speaker 16: rabbits see any more, habits.
Speaker 3: Lots of, rabbits hardly. Rabits no, rabbits no.
Speaker 2: Rabbits on do you normally see dead rabbits by the?
Speaker 2: ROAD i think it's the ones that you would probably
Speaker 2: see maybe would be the ones with mixed and mitosis
Speaker 2: because their eyes are affected and they can't, see and
Speaker 2: so they wander on the road and don't get out
Speaker 2: of the.
Speaker 16: WAY i don't sue dead anymore on the.
Speaker 2: Road well maybe BECAUSE i think you, know there's major
Speaker 2: issues of feed for the. Herbivores and in, fact when
Speaker 2: you talk about dead, KANGAROOS i was driving out of
Speaker 2: the airport In melbourne just yesterday and then as just
Speaker 2: literally outside the airport there was a, massive big room
Speaker 2: unfortunately killed by the side of the, road AND i, thought,
Speaker 2: GOSH i know when you come, out for those that
Speaker 2: are Visiting Melbourne, airport as you come out of the airport,
Speaker 2: itself look to the left and there's a massive group of,
Speaker 2: herd flock, whatever gaggle of kangaroos up. There so you
Speaker 2: think they must be stuffed ones there for the, tourists but,
Speaker 2: no they're real. Ones but this ONE i wandered onto
Speaker 2: the road obviously to get some some, feed perhaps in
Speaker 2: the median, strip and didn't make. It but it was
Speaker 2: a huge gray. Kangaroo so, yeah there's there's lots of
Speaker 2: them out there, Unfortunately but as you, SAY i wonder
Speaker 2: whether the foxes are getting to the rabbits quicker than
Speaker 2: than they can get to the.
Speaker 16: Road, yeah.
Speaker 5: Which is, yeah, yeah, yeah, Yeah.
Speaker 16: Pathur and the other out.
Speaker 3: There and, thanks good on your. Kniel always good to
Speaker 3: hear from. You stay safe and we'll talk. Soon see.
Speaker 3: Now By maggie, one thank, You good morning to.
Speaker 17: You, Margaret, Hello, Tony Hello, Nathan.
Speaker 2: Margaret house life in one.
Speaker 6: Faggy it's very.
Speaker 17: COLD i had a question For, nathan.
Speaker 18: My little.
Speaker 17: Dog he died about a month.
Speaker 2: Ago sorry to hear.
Speaker 17: That, well he was perfectly healthy, dog. Perfectly he's nine year,
Speaker 17: old a little chio Hour Jack. Russell and he went
Speaker 17: for his walk in the morning and at half past
Speaker 17: teen he was outside AND i went to see him
Speaker 17: because he's my, shadow and he wasn't near, me AND
Speaker 17: i went to find him and he was like he
Speaker 17: was in, shock and SO i took him too the
Speaker 17: vet and he was dead three and a quarter hours. Later,
Speaker 17: now he started from THE lep, said an infection in
Speaker 17: his liver that went to the.
Speaker 2: Brain, okay that's that seems rather quick for. That so
Speaker 2: he was normal before?
Speaker 10: That, yes this.
Speaker 17: Perfectly norman ran around with his you know wall. Everything
Speaker 17: how would he get?
Speaker 19: That?
Speaker 2: Look infections can come about in different. Ways and AND
Speaker 2: i guess you didn't have him more topsied or, anything did?
Speaker 2: You that was just suppositioned by the. Vet is that?
Speaker 2: Right do they do bloods and things at the clinic
Speaker 2: before he passed? Away they took the?
Speaker 17: Blood? Yeah okay at, first WELL i saw him because
Speaker 17: he was sort of, unconscious, yes drifting into into the
Speaker 17: world again and then go unconscious. Again, Yeah and he
Speaker 17: seemed to stand up on the that table and he
Speaker 17: lifted his legs not to.
Speaker 6: Work, yes, yes he.
Speaker 17: Moved his leg and. YEP i wondered if if he'd
Speaker 17: been bitten by.
Speaker 2: WELL i was, wondering you know when when you said that,
Speaker 2: initially given the speed with which it, OCCURRED i would.
Speaker 2: Have And i'm not saying that it was. WRONG i
Speaker 2: mean that they saw your. DOG i, haven't but you
Speaker 2: just wonder something with that speed may well have been
Speaker 2: a snake bite or something like. That although in the
Speaker 2: in you, know when it's very, cold of course they're not,
Speaker 2: active but he may just have been very unlucky and
Speaker 2: and happened to get that, way or it could be
Speaker 2: a spider bite or something like. That but when they
Speaker 2: when they do go very, quickly that's the sort of
Speaker 2: thing that you think, about not in your, situation but
Speaker 2: things like, poisonings that type of thing can also occur very.
Speaker 2: Rapidly but if they've diagnosed that it was a liver
Speaker 2: infection that went to the, BRAIN i, mean any infections
Speaker 2: as we get, them they can be, inhaled they can
Speaker 2: be through the food that we eat when we get
Speaker 2: gastros and, things or they can go through the. Blood
Speaker 2: if we've stepped on a on a rusty nail or
Speaker 2: something like, that that's how we can develop tetanus that
Speaker 2: type of. Thing so they're the general ways that they
Speaker 2: can get an. Infection but it's quite, possible excuse, me
Speaker 2: quite possible that maybe some sort of bite or. SOMETHING
Speaker 2: i think that's a reasonable, Proposition. Margaret i'm very sorry
Speaker 2: to hear about the. Outcome, sorry you've lost your, Puppy.
Speaker 17: Margaret the blood test show show a poison even.
Speaker 2: They only, do they only can, indirectly and it's not
Speaker 2: like you, know you would think back ON, csi where
Speaker 2: you can just oh, yeah you put a drop of
Speaker 2: blood in a machine that tells you everything that's going.
Speaker 2: On if you're looking for a, poison you have to
Speaker 2: specifically look for. It but, certainly if they found some
Speaker 2: problems with his liver in a, hurry then that's probably
Speaker 2: what they've what they've, discovered and maybe liver infection that
Speaker 2: was brewing that blew up quickly over a short period
Speaker 2: of time and then went to his brain and unfortunately
Speaker 2: that brought about his. Demise just awful because it's a
Speaker 2: it's a, sudden it's a. Shock oh, terrible.
Speaker 3: Ruful, absolutely the thoughts are with, you very very. Sad
Speaker 3: GOOD I, Nathan i've been told by my vet six
Speaker 3: year old spoodle perhaps done an a C l back left.
Speaker 3: Leg can this repair itself in time or does it
Speaker 3: need to be operated? On we'll do. That the other
Speaker 3: side of this for those that are, waiting will come
Speaker 3: to you in, Justarticulate, nathan just briefly the six year old, Spoodle,
Speaker 3: yes with a possible AC l backlift leg repair time
Speaker 3: operation Need.
Speaker 2: Yeah, look if the if the ligament has actually, snapped
Speaker 2: there's no way it won't. Rejoin it's like getting two
Speaker 2: bits of wood and putting them next to each other
Speaker 2: and they're not going to grow. Together so if it
Speaker 2: is completely, torn then definitely you have to have surgery
Speaker 2: in order to repair. It if you, don't you're left
Speaker 2: with an unstable, joint and over a period because the
Speaker 2: bones not are moving properly with the thigh bone and
Speaker 2: the shinbone if you, like and not moving properly with
Speaker 2: respect to each, other then you will end up with
Speaker 2: wear and tear and arthritis down the. Track definitely if
Speaker 2: it is only. Stretched if the ligament is, stretched it can.
Speaker 2: Repair if it's partially, torn then it can. Repair but,
Speaker 2: yeah if it's if it's a snapped then definitely the
Speaker 2: only long term solution, really or the best long term
Speaker 2: solution is. Surgery leo on the road, again good.
Speaker 3: Morning how was the? Weekend good?
Speaker 14: Morning damn?
Speaker 5: Slow really about one hundred dollars down each?
Speaker 2: Day the cold or there's just events around the place
Speaker 2: or why is?
Speaker 18: That?
Speaker 9: Leo it's a.
Speaker 5: Combination there very few events the, cold of, course but
Speaker 5: also it is exam. Season oh of, course and a
Speaker 5: lot of the young.
Speaker 4: People aren't going.
Speaker 5: Out but you find that people go out if there's
Speaker 5: a birthday or on an occasion when it's. Cold they
Speaker 5: don't just, say, look look it looks like A mst,
Speaker 5: day let's go.
Speaker 2: Out so maybe next, year next week when the exams are,
Speaker 2: done hopefully you'll have a bumper.
Speaker 5: Weekend, absolutely BUT i, mean, look this is the time of.
Speaker 5: Year you have to expect.
Speaker 2: It, yes.
Speaker 5: Unfortunately now QUESTION i often see we call tankers jet fuel.
Speaker 9: Tankers sometimes doubles going to the.
Speaker 5: Airport are they picking up for the regionals or will
Speaker 5: they be Just i'm not you, know they wouldn't be,
Speaker 5: delivering would?
Speaker 2: They, yes they can, do and there is a at
Speaker 2: most of the big, airports there's actually an underground fuel,
Speaker 2: system so there's a whole array of pipes and things
Speaker 2: that go to each of the parking, bays and so
Speaker 2: the trucks that we see don't actually have fuel in.
Speaker 2: Them they're just pumping trucks and they just attach the
Speaker 2: hose to the ground and then up to the wing
Speaker 2: and then they can pump the fuel up that. Way but,
Speaker 2: certainly depending then you know where the aeroplanes are, parked
Speaker 2: or if it's going to be the corporate aircraft out the,
Speaker 2: back then there won't be the underground systems because they're
Speaker 2: mainly to the terminal that they'll have to have the
Speaker 2: tankers go out there and do. It certainly at the
Speaker 2: outports we'll have the tankers come up and refuel us
Speaker 2: from the tankers rather than any underground. System SO i, think,
Speaker 2: yeah it'll just be the aircraft that are away from
Speaker 2: the terminal and they need to get pumped directly from the. Tankers,
Speaker 2: OKAY i.
Speaker 5: See quite a few of them come into the sometimes
Speaker 5: out of the. Airport, yes, yeah it's. INTRIGUING i was
Speaker 5: wondering why they would be.
Speaker 2: There, yes, well they certainly do have a big underground fuel,
Speaker 2: system and then from time to time in different airports
Speaker 2: there can be problems with, them and doesn't that cause
Speaker 2: headaches for? Everybody but, yeah the, otherwise there are plenty
Speaker 2: of aircraft that park away from the terminal and so
Speaker 2: they have to be fueled from the. Tankers even the
Speaker 2: freighters out out towards the hangar, areas they have to
Speaker 2: be refueled from from the tankers rather than from the underground. System,
Speaker 2: Cool thank.
Speaker 3: You PLEASURE lei are always good to. Talk thank. You
Speaker 3: Hook billy. Morning tell us about The vertigg. Bill oh they've.
Speaker 14: From oh gout. There we're Binding verdigo And i'm trying
Speaker 14: to find out there to get rid of.
Speaker 9: It, yeah, well putably On.
Speaker 14: Stematowel BUT i just don't. See WHEN i was talking
Speaker 14: to someone on their last, night they said something about,
Speaker 14: crystals AND i thought completely lost for another one That
Speaker 14: i'm talking about.
Speaker 2: Crystal crystals as in as in just sort of having
Speaker 2: a healing crystal or something that type of.
Speaker 14: Thing he, said crystals in the ear actually go, along
Speaker 14: you've got to go to a physio.
Speaker 2: Or, okay, okay there's There's, yeah, Look i'm just sort
Speaker 2: of looking it up. Here there's there are depending on the,
Speaker 2: course because there's a whole bunch of different causes of.
Speaker 2: Vertigo so depending on what your cause, is then the
Speaker 2: treatment will be. Different but just having a look, here
Speaker 2: and obviously the stemotyl will make you're getting nausea with
Speaker 2: it as? Well not really, okay.
Speaker 14: Started Off it started off with a like a slosh
Speaker 14: of the ear like you had a.
Speaker 2: Fluid, yeah that did.
Speaker 14: Last only a couple of. Days and THEN i, said
Speaker 14: did very go after? That?
Speaker 2: Yeah did They you've been to the doctor with? It, obviously,
Speaker 2: YES i have you and they've had a look at
Speaker 2: your ear and there's no sort of fluid hiding behind
Speaker 2: the ear drum or. Anything, no he's.
Speaker 14: Checked out the. Record there is no infection. Already but
Speaker 14: it's just thinking about. It two or three days stemotol.
Speaker 14: Yep and THEN i was talking to somebody is today
Speaker 14: and they recon that.
Speaker 20: The, Physiotherapist well it, depends, yeah it really again depends
Speaker 20: on the cause probably the most common and why your
Speaker 20: doctor gave you the stemtol and, stemtyls an anti nausea.
Speaker 2: DRUG i, Mean i'm not a people, doctor of, course
Speaker 2: but you, know we use those similar medications on. Animals
Speaker 2: but then there are other things there are if it continues,
Speaker 2: on there are exercises and things you can. Do And
Speaker 2: i'm just looking. Here they're talking about An eppley maneuver
Speaker 2: and they say they used to treat a particular type
Speaker 2: of verdigo by repositioning the calcium crystals in the inner.
Speaker 2: Ear so maybe is that the crystal thing that they
Speaker 2: were talking. About Perhaps i'm very.
Speaker 5: Similar, yeah, yeah so that.
Speaker 2: You, know you would need to go to a physio
Speaker 2: WHERE i guess for, that and they can give you
Speaker 2: those sort of exercises or. Maneuvers but the important thing
Speaker 2: is if it, continues then you, know head back to
Speaker 2: the doctor and then let them find out what the
Speaker 2: what the cause of the vertigo, is because verdigo isn't
Speaker 2: a disease on its, own it's a symptom of something.
Speaker 2: Else so if it was an inner ear infection or
Speaker 2: something that's caused, it, well if that settles, down then
Speaker 2: that'll be the end of. It but you, know they
Speaker 2: just need to make sure there's nothing. Else, pardon make
Speaker 2: sure there's nothing else going.
Speaker 3: On.
Speaker 20: Advice so that thank you very, much no, Pleasure, well good.
Speaker 2: Luck let us know how you get On billy look after.
Speaker 3: Yourself very. Pleasure will See bill's. In, jimmy you got
Speaker 3: another quick?
Speaker 21: Question, Yeah.
Speaker 8: Tony nathan sad hearing about. It, yes, anyway the REASON
Speaker 8: i asked you, Before nathan about possums in vegetarians. Back
Speaker 8: there's always a few channels that have animal documentaries or
Speaker 8: someone narrating about, Possums and he, said did you know
Speaker 8: the possums resistant to snake? Venom and then WHY i
Speaker 8: saw a posslem with the sprung waws fading a snake head,
Speaker 8: first WHICH i very.
Speaker 2: PUZZLED i can't say As i've heard of such a.
Speaker 2: Thing Let tony fill in for a moment here And
Speaker 2: i'll consult the. Oracle we.
Speaker 3: Will we'll find out the other side of this On astrader.
Speaker 3: Overnight thank, You. Jimmy oh, YEAH i gotta. Laugh there's
Speaker 3: a great texter who ends in nine to five zero
Speaker 3: who's sent some very very funny text you AND i,
Speaker 3: giggle but we can't read any on, there but they're just.
Speaker 3: Fantastic thank you for. That did you do some?
Speaker 2: Inquiry look some inquiring and it Says australian possums while
Speaker 2: not immune have a degree of resistance to snake, venom
Speaker 2: particularly from certain, species due to a protein in their.
Speaker 2: Blood and in, fact there's a project going on to
Speaker 2: see whether or not that can be harvest, stain whether
Speaker 2: or not it can be used by us to for
Speaker 2: us to develop a resistance to a snake bite as.
Speaker 2: Well so, yeah so they are, resistant not, immune and
Speaker 2: it depends on the different type of snake as to
Speaker 2: whether or not they they are resistant to the snake
Speaker 2: bites on the.
Speaker 3: Peninsula Hello, Heather, hello good. Morning which part of the
Speaker 3: peninsula are you at?
Speaker 14: All?
Speaker 2: Pennington can't you Read.
Speaker 22: Tony i've got a cat that's nineteen years. Old, yes
Speaker 22: and she's got apparently thyroid.
Speaker 2: Problems, yes that's very.
Speaker 19: Common her on.
Speaker 22: Demand is, that and it does. Happen she gets hungry
Speaker 22: quite a. Bit, yes what does a thorough. Do And
Speaker 22: i've actually got half a thorroid as. Well we're the
Speaker 22: same as, animals we.
Speaker 2: Do, yeah we we have thorough dishes and in fact
Speaker 2: the medications are the. SAME a lot of old cats
Speaker 2: get a condition called hyper, thyroidism where the thyroid becomes
Speaker 2: too active and the thyroid gland is involved in. Metabolism
Speaker 2: so when you get a very active thyroid, gland what
Speaker 2: happens is that the body's metabolism goes, up so we
Speaker 2: find that they become quite, active and in, fact what
Speaker 2: happens is that they burn up their food a lot.
Speaker 2: Quicker so one of the things that we'll see in
Speaker 2: particularly in the older, cats is that they eat like
Speaker 2: there's no, tomorrow but they still lose.
Speaker 22: Weight, exactly and that's what's, happened.
Speaker 2: Yep so the good news for that is there is a,
Speaker 2: treatment and there are tablets that you can give OR
Speaker 2: i made a. DISCOVERY i had a cat with hyper,
Speaker 2: thyroidism and in fact there's a relatively new product whose
Speaker 2: name escapes, me but your vette will know. It and
Speaker 2: it's a liquid and it's honey, based so they actually
Speaker 2: quite like. It and all you do is draw up
Speaker 2: the appropriate amount in a, syringe squirt it down their,
Speaker 2: mouth and it helps to slow down the thyroid and
Speaker 2: you'll find that that should make a. Difference now you'll
Speaker 2: need to get some regular blood tests through your vet
Speaker 2: to make sure that the levels of the thyroid hormone
Speaker 2: are within the, parameters and so there's a little bit
Speaker 2: of experimentation required to get the right. Dose but it
Speaker 2: is it, is, yeah oh, No and it's not just
Speaker 2: a fixed. Dose it really depends how high the thyroid level.
Speaker 2: Is and then you, know you just keep titrating the
Speaker 2: dose of this. Product the beauty of the liquid as
Speaker 2: opposed to a tablet as well is you can adjust
Speaker 2: the dose very very acutely and so a very fine tune,
Speaker 2: it and so that way you're going to get the
Speaker 2: right dose to keep your cat's thyroid levels in between
Speaker 2: the low and the high range of. Normal there are
Speaker 2: surgeries and things with a nineteen year old cat unless
Speaker 2: the tablets and, things, no, no, so and that's an
Speaker 2: and heart murmurs can be associated with hyperthyroidism as, well
Speaker 2: so it's all part of. It but, yeah head around
Speaker 2: to your, vet get a blood, test it's very, straightforward
Speaker 2: and then get put onto get your cat put on
Speaker 2: one of the, medications and then you'll go in on
Speaker 2: a fairly regular, basis initially just to make sure that
Speaker 2: you don't give it too much and you end up
Speaker 2: with too low thyroid. Hormone but once you get the
Speaker 2: dose sorted, out then hopefully you'll keep your kiddy going
Speaker 2: for a while.
Speaker 3: Longer let's hope that's the. Case here the thank you
Speaker 3: for being part of the. Program, sorry you've got The
Speaker 3: pennington as opposed to The. Peninsula, Hello, megie good, MORNING.
Speaker 23: I Met good Morning tony and.
Speaker 2: Me Hello.
Speaker 23: Maggie, YEAH i tuned in. Later they're, say you've already
Speaker 23: spoken about. It.
Speaker 3: Yes.
Speaker 2: Yeah the bottom line is we don't know, yet and
Speaker 2: there's certain speculations about various. Things there are lots of
Speaker 2: theories going. Around we'll wait till we get all the
Speaker 2: data and then we'll have the in the, answer and
Speaker 2: hopefully it's sooner rather than later for the sake of. Everyone.
Speaker 23: Yeah, no, so, okay we'll leave that one. ALONE i
Speaker 23: do have a. Question, yes You nathan as a veterinarian
Speaker 23: essentially an animal. Doctor, yeah but there's so many. Similarities, yes,
Speaker 23: well we humans are animals.
Speaker 2: Too and some more than, Others.
Speaker 23: Maggie we are the highest daughter of the.
Speaker 2: Animal it depends depends who you're talking.
Speaker 24: To, okay, no, No but how transferable are your skills
Speaker 24: as a veterinarian and adaptable and even perhaps in the
Speaker 24: case of an emergency when you have to address.
Speaker 23: An issue with.
Speaker 2: Human, look there are there have been Sorry, maggie that
Speaker 2: there have been instances over the years where vets have
Speaker 2: have gone in and helped out and done all sorts
Speaker 2: of things when they've needed. To there are great similarities
Speaker 2: with you, know amongst all mammals as far as you
Speaker 2: know body organs and functions and. Things there are definite
Speaker 2: differences between as, well particularly things like metabolism and you,
Speaker 2: know like we always, say cats are not little little.
Speaker 2: Dogs they can be quite different with various. Things BUT
Speaker 2: i think one of the more recent instances of vets
Speaker 2: being able to to do something to help with people
Speaker 2: was the rescue in the cave of The thai soccer
Speaker 2: team that there were there was a, doctor of, course
Speaker 2: an anesthetis, extraordinary, yes and a fellow with Whom i've
Speaker 2: become quite, Friendly Craig, challon and he's a vet and
Speaker 2: he was in there as, well and he's a cave
Speaker 2: diver and that was his expertise that that helped along
Speaker 2: and so he was involved also in the rescue of
Speaker 2: the boys from the. Cave so, yeah when we have,
Speaker 2: to we do what we need to. Do and certainly
Speaker 2: first aid, wise, yeah you, know most of the first
Speaker 2: aid things that one would be able to, do we.
Speaker 2: Can we can.
Speaker 3: Do it's an interesting, Point maggie, raises, though isn't it
Speaker 3: the king of the? Jungle we always because of the lion,
Speaker 3: king you, know the theories and storylines the portrayal of,
Speaker 3: say the lion being the king of the. Jungle, yes
Speaker 3: how does it translate into the human.
Speaker 2: Condition, well we can still shoot, lines can't. We SO
Speaker 2: i think that's a pretty tenuous. Title, LOOK i think
Speaker 2: a lot of the king of The jungle stuff comes
Speaker 2: about a, because you, know the the mains of the male,
Speaker 2: line a bit like you, know very, regal a bit
Speaker 2: like a. Crown and in, fact the lions don't really
Speaker 2: live in the, jungle do. They tigers are more jungle,
Speaker 2: dwellers whereas lines are more out in the in the
Speaker 2: planes and in the. Bush but they are the top
Speaker 2: of the food, chain if you, like in that. Ecosystem but,
Speaker 2: unfortunately once you stick people into, it we have the
Speaker 2: wherewithal to clob or. Anything, so, YEAH i guess we
Speaker 2: clubb aer in a, well, yes do you use the technical? Term,
Speaker 2: yeah so we have the ability to we do.
Speaker 3: Tasty you know. That are you talking about the junior
Speaker 3: association football? Teams? Yes for fifteen?
Speaker 2: Days, yes do you know that was in twenty, eighteen
Speaker 2: oh really seven years, AGO i remember at the, time
Speaker 2: And Craig i've forgot his partner's, name but the, doctor
Speaker 2: how terrible of. Me but, Anyway craig was involved in
Speaker 2: all of, that AND i had the pleasure of meeting
Speaker 2: him down the track and he actually has a pilot's
Speaker 2: license and helicopter license and owns an, aircraft so he's
Speaker 2: a very very impressive fellow and talking to them, about you,
Speaker 2: know how it all went and what they decided that
Speaker 2: they needed to, do and of Course Elon musk got
Speaker 2: involved and said, that you, know they had to use
Speaker 2: this capsule that he, developed and, anyway there are a
Speaker 2: million reasons why it wasn't going to. Work BUT i Asked,
Speaker 2: CRAIG i, said, well what was what would you have
Speaker 2: done if this wasn't going to? Work and he said
Speaker 2: there wasn't a PLAN. B there was just, nothing and
Speaker 2: what a wonderful. Story. Said they didn't know till the
Speaker 2: end of the first day whether any of the boys
Speaker 2: had got out because they weren't in communication in the,
Speaker 2: cave and it's only at the end of the first
Speaker 2: day that they found out that they'd all, survived and
Speaker 2: what a, wonderful wonderful. STORY i believe the coach has
Speaker 2: subsequently passed, away which is a bit, sad.
Speaker 3: You'd have to. Say by definition and history will tell.
Speaker 3: Difference that was a great. Degree there was a. Miracle, Really,
Speaker 3: oh it was a. Miracle absolutely were way against.
Speaker 2: Oh and you, know they went way, out they thought way,
Speaker 2: out way outside the square as to as to what
Speaker 2: they needed to do and what they could, do and
Speaker 2: all of the other theories of you, know trying to
Speaker 2: put a shaft down there to get them, out and
Speaker 2: that was never going to. Happen and AS i, Say
Speaker 2: Elon musk came up with this tube and as they,
Speaker 2: said you, know these these boys were not, swimmers and
Speaker 2: so they and because they had to take them over
Speaker 2: rocks and around and, DOWN i, mean a solid structure
Speaker 2: was never going to. Work so they had to just
Speaker 2: have them relaxed and anesthetize so that they could lift
Speaker 2: them and carry them and bend them and move them.
Speaker 2: Through so what a what an extraordinary. Story and of
Speaker 2: course there was The navy seal, diver the tai diver
Speaker 2: who passed away because they were open water, divers and
Speaker 2: of course this was caves and it was quite, differ
Speaker 2: but risked his life and unfortunately passed away in trying
Speaker 2: to trying to rescue the.
Speaker 3: Boys mark In slovakia will come to you. Next it's
Speaker 3: all part Of. Australia EVEN i had good, Morning good
Speaker 3: Morning tony And. NATHAN i have milk thistle capsules wife
Speaker 3: took to or stopped due to their blood thinning, effect
Speaker 3: SO i wonder if they may be effective on the,
Speaker 3: dogs Especially Chinese christian who had a life threatening hepatitis
Speaker 3: of the liver seven years. Ago he's now aged. Thirteen
Speaker 3: over checks alt LEVELS lt, levels.
Speaker 2: One of the one of the enzymes that's produced in the.
Speaker 2: Liver i'm just having a. Look there are certainly milk
Speaker 2: thistle supplements for. Dogs is it going to help with?
Speaker 2: HEPATITIS i wouldn't think, so because it's hepatitis is an
Speaker 2: inflammation of the, liver and blood thinning is blood. Thinning
Speaker 2: but certainly do a little bit of research before you
Speaker 2: do any of these, things because a lot of the natural,
Speaker 2: therapies just because they're natural doesn't necessarily mean that they're.
Speaker 2: Good i'm not saying they're, bad but you just need
Speaker 2: to be careful because with certain, conditions certain medications or
Speaker 2: certain natural therapies are the wrong thing to. Give but,
Speaker 2: yeah just milk thistle is safe for, dogs providing that
Speaker 2: everything else is. Okay and then just have a chat
Speaker 2: to your, VET i think is best if your dog has,
Speaker 2: hepatitis and just see whether the milk thistle is something
Speaker 2: that can be added to the. REGIME i talk about
Speaker 2: all these things has been complementary, medicine so added to
Speaker 2: other things rather than instead Of, so, yeah have a
Speaker 2: word with the event and see if it's going to
Speaker 2: be appropriate for your little.
Speaker 3: DOG i Think jerill quickly always uses that expression to its. Complementary,
Speaker 3: yes and that one shouldn't be. Discarded the other was
Speaker 3: exactly and that's.
Speaker 2: Exactly AND i, think you, know Sometimes western medicine poopo
Speaker 2: a lot of the natural therapies and vice. Versa AND
Speaker 2: i keep an open mind with these. Things and there
Speaker 2: are certainly plenty of natural therapies that can be of,
Speaker 2: use but they need to be used in conjunction with
Speaker 2: other treatments that might be prescribed by medical, professionals and that,
Speaker 2: way hopefully you get a better outcome whatever your condition
Speaker 2: or your pets condition may. Be we're we off to Heath.
Speaker 3: Spot Hello, Dave, yeah good morning.
Speaker 21: Gents.
Speaker 10: Nathan just thinking About i'm talking. Aviation i'm an expert
Speaker 10: in any sense of the word THAT i am an.
Speaker 21: Enthusiast, yes the thing that's really annoying me irkingly about
Speaker 21: This Air india crash and all that sort of, stuff
Speaker 21: and several others have. Happened it's just THAT i look
Speaker 21: at YouTube a, lot and people come out within an, Hour, yes,
Speaker 21: yep this is what. Happened, yeah it's, like, yeah it
Speaker 21: drives me.
Speaker 10: Insane, now, Yeah i'll watch a lot of live streams
Speaker 10: of aviation channels and, stuff and, yeah people just need
Speaker 10: to settle.
Speaker 2: Down and it's not, helpful is. It it's just not
Speaker 2: helpful at. All and you, know wait for the, data
Speaker 2: wait for the, evidence and of course we want, answers
Speaker 2: and that's only. Natural AND i just, think you, know
Speaker 2: we put we see a couple of things on a
Speaker 2: video and then all of a, sudden everybody's jumping to.
Speaker 2: Conclusion so certainly there are a few theories out, there
Speaker 2: and that's. Okay you can postulate about. Things that's not
Speaker 2: a problem as long as you understand that it's only
Speaker 2: a possibility and not the definitive. Answer but if you're
Speaker 2: wanting a definitive, answer we just have to wait till
Speaker 2: we get the. Data and we will have the data
Speaker 2: and we will. Know and it's important for the for the,
Speaker 2: families and it's also important for the inn industry to
Speaker 2: make sure that it's not something that needs to be
Speaker 2: addressed because it could potentially be a problem with other.
Speaker 2: Aircraft and therefore it's important for the whole traveling public
Speaker 2: to make sure that we get the right, answer get
Speaker 2: to the bottom of, it and hopefully we will have
Speaker 2: some answers fairly. Quickly but you're quite, right and some
Speaker 2: of these so called, EXPERTS i, mean, WELL i always
Speaker 2: JOKE x is an unknown quantity and a spurts a
Speaker 2: drip under, pressure and you, know it's just not helpful
Speaker 2: when people come up with THE i know what's gone
Speaker 2: on type of scenario and it's just spare.
Speaker 3: Me but that is A, dave thank you for the great.
Speaker 2: Call, yes that is the idea of this thing called social,
Speaker 2: media AS i like to call it anti social. Media,
Speaker 2: yeah pretty much where everybody flinging in their two cents,
Speaker 2: yes which is not even worth that. Much, No and
Speaker 2: What and the bit THAT i really don't like in
Speaker 2: general is the, Anonymity like if you're prepared to say,
Speaker 2: something put you hand up and say this is me
Speaker 2: who's saying. It but when people can hide behind a
Speaker 2: monica that you, know they can say the most outrageous.
Speaker 2: Things and we're, seeing you, know all all of the
Speaker 2: problems with bullying in schools and things like. That it
Speaker 2: really because if you put your name to, it people
Speaker 2: all of a sudden they are going to pull their
Speaker 2: heads in a little, BIT i, feel because you, know
Speaker 2: if someone knows who you, are you're not going to
Speaker 2: say some of the outrageous things that people.
Speaker 3: Say you AND i should jump on a plane and
Speaker 3: go To.
Speaker 2: Slovakia Well mark can be waiting for, us and he's
Speaker 2: going to give us the royal, tour aren't.
Speaker 25: You oh, yeah let's do. It, Okay sunday, afternoon and
Speaker 25: it's probably thirty degrees oh, Stop and, unusually, unusually we
Speaker 25: have a blue sky that's not full of chemtrails or
Speaker 25: contrails as you might like to call.
Speaker 2: THEM i find it. Amusing did you see the one
Speaker 2: of the states In america has banned chemtrails right, okay
Speaker 2: which don't exist, anyway it's another. Story, well, YES i have.
Speaker 25: A feeling that maybe they. Do but, yeah because some
Speaker 25: days it's the, skies well most, days, yeah it's no
Speaker 25: blue sky here at.
Speaker 10: All it.
Speaker 2: Depends it depends on the atmospheric conditions as to whether
Speaker 2: or not the ice crystals hang, around or whether they
Speaker 2: disperse or. Whatever but, anyway it's nice to know that
Speaker 2: they're somewhere in the world at thirty degrees because it's
Speaker 2: sure ain't down, here that's for.
Speaker 25: Sure, no it's that time a, year but it's. Cool
Speaker 25: we've had a very late start to the summer season sort.
Speaker 25: Of this week is the first week where we've been
Speaker 25: OVER i don't know twenty, okay so it's. Good everyone's
Speaker 25: down on their bikes often see.
Speaker 2: BEAUTIFUL i just want to. QUESTION i want to ask
Speaker 2: you a, question just very, Briefly, mark just on behalf Of,
Speaker 2: tony because we need to. Know do they have macas
Speaker 2: over there In slovakia So tony can get his latte
Speaker 2: with the double shot and half of?
Speaker 25: Sugar, Unfortunately, yeah we've got two of.
Speaker 10: Them, yeah fair.
Speaker 2: ENOUGH i THINK.
Speaker 25: I think they're going to pull out because they're just not.
Speaker 25: Popular it hasn't worked.
Speaker 2: Yet excellent BECAUSE.
Speaker 8: I don't.
Speaker 25: KNOW i think that's JUST i don't. KNOW i think
Speaker 25: people are a bit more healthy. HERE i see macs drive.
Speaker 25: THROUGH i go pass here on my way home many
Speaker 25: times per, day and you never see a car. There
Speaker 25: it just it's so quiet that. Place it's had a,
Speaker 25: big big shopping, center kind of like our version Of Fountain. Gate,
Speaker 25: yep that's my local one place, there but it's just so.
Speaker 3: Quiet mark say that we've got to do. THIS i promise, You,
Speaker 3: mark don't go. Away we're going to talk to you
Speaker 3: worthy other. Side it Is Australia. Overnight wherever you are right,
Speaker 3: Around australia will be joined by the listeners in wa
Speaker 3: the other side of the. News if you'd like to
Speaker 3: be part of it, too you can jump on. Board
Speaker 3: we'll go back To slovakia in just a tick as.
Speaker 3: Well it Is australia overnight. Morning now this Is Australia
Speaker 3: Overen eyes With tony, McManus Harvey deagan and the great
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Speaker 3: Us he's been looking up to the program and they
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Speaker 3: people at five DOUBLE a And adelaide THE Ace Radio.
Speaker 3: Network the first voice you hear after this will be
Speaker 3: that Of Nation Nathan.
Speaker 2: Kosh good morning, everyone.
Speaker 3: That's it SEE i mean a great Ad liver's so
Speaker 3: assurus if you would like to join. Us for those
Speaker 3: that don't know in, Wa Nathan kosh is a vet
Speaker 3: and A quantus, Pilot so we call this Segment pets And.
Speaker 3: Jets jets And. Pets if you have a question to
Speaker 3: do with maybe a much love animal in your, family
Speaker 3: you're more than welcome to join us as. Well just
Speaker 3: prior to we were talking To mark in Slav where
Speaker 3: did we get up To? MARK i don't.
Speaker 25: KNOW i think, WELL i had a question about some. Cats,
Speaker 25: yes go for, IT a very simple. One over here
Speaker 25: in our water, supply we seem to have a lot
Speaker 25: of line. Scale, yes so you know our kettle is just? White?
Speaker 2: Yes, yes fast.
Speaker 25: Tarb and shower and all that's. White SHOULD I CAN
Speaker 25: i give my cats distilled? Water or was it better
Speaker 25: with filtered?
Speaker 2: Water filtered water would be. Better distilled water sort of
Speaker 2: gets rid of, everything whereas filtered water just gets through
Speaker 2: to fill those excess. Minerals so, YEAH i think if
Speaker 2: you've got a water filter at, home then just use
Speaker 2: the filtered water for your cats for.
Speaker 3: Sure YEAH i don't.
Speaker 25: Have, one BUT i want to buy, one BUT i
Speaker 25: probably good for the liver and you, know their internals
Speaker 25: if you don't run that stuff through their tiny little.
Speaker 2: Organs, yeah well that's, Right AND i think you still
Speaker 2: want some bits and pieces in the. Water and there
Speaker 2: are other minerals and things that we have in our
Speaker 2: water as, well but not when it's got that much
Speaker 2: calcium presumably in the water over. There if you can
Speaker 2: reduce some of, that well that would be a good,
Speaker 2: thing and must be very annoying when you've got your
Speaker 2: bathtub caked in, it and your kettles and all the
Speaker 2: rest of.
Speaker 25: It never an it's never any clean, Jobs so more
Speaker 25: and more chemicals into the the, DRAINAGE i guess where everyone's.
Speaker 25: Cleaning is there rather any other liquids and things that
Speaker 25: you should you could recommend that you give the cat
Speaker 25: for a, healthy longer.
Speaker 2: Life, no water is, fine the whole thing with, MILK i,
Speaker 2: mean there is if you think about. It in the,
Speaker 2: wild there is no cat that drinks cow's. Milk there
Speaker 2: is nothing that drinks cow's milk except, calves and it's
Speaker 2: just become a thing, that you, know humans drink cow's,
Speaker 2: milk but there's absolutely nothing required in. It and of
Speaker 2: course around the dairies when the cat's there to keep
Speaker 2: the mice away in that type of thing that you
Speaker 2: just pull a bit of milk out of the vat
Speaker 2: and give it to the cat and that's. Okay some
Speaker 2: are lactose, intolerant and there are pet milks that are
Speaker 2: out there that are lactose free and that kind of,
Speaker 2: thing but there's nothing magical in. Them and in, fact
Speaker 2: we are the only species that drink milk after. Weaning
Speaker 2: every other species the young drinks milk they become, weaned
Speaker 2: and then they never touch it. Again so no water
Speaker 2: is as good as anything. Else there's no other other magic,
Speaker 2: liquids and there should always be free access to. Water
Speaker 2: cats are essentially desert, animals so they are very good
Speaker 2: at conserving their body, water so you'll find they don't
Speaker 2: drink heaps and heaps like dogs of, course and so
Speaker 2: but they should always just have a bowl of clean
Speaker 2: fresh water available if they feel.
Speaker 25: Thirsty it does, seem you, know on a super hot,
Speaker 25: day they really don't drink. Much as she, SAYS i
Speaker 25: keep putting the bottle right where they're sleeping out under the,
Speaker 25: tree and they don't touch. It they're. Happy that's what about,
Speaker 25: Eggs chicken. Eggs chicken eggs are, fine, healthy they're.
Speaker 2: Fine the only thing you should do is lightly cook
Speaker 2: them or cook. Them don't give it to them raw,
Speaker 2: really because there is a protein in it called, evidence
Speaker 2: which binds to a vitamin called, biotin and so if
Speaker 2: you give them raw, eggs they can end up with
Speaker 2: a bit of a. Deficiency once you cook, it it
Speaker 2: denatures that. Protein so when you think about, it then
Speaker 2: egg is basically a building kit for a. Chicken so
Speaker 2: everything that's there because, that you, know nothing else comes
Speaker 2: into the egg once it's. Laid so that's the whole
Speaker 2: the whole product of a. Chicken so it should be
Speaker 2: all in the right. Proportions it's all very. Good of
Speaker 2: course for. Us for years they, said oh, no don't need,
Speaker 2: eggs and now all of a sudden they're back to,
Speaker 2: saying you, know eggs are, fine that kind of. Thing so,
Speaker 2: yeah if you're going to give them, eggs don't give
Speaker 2: it to them. Raw just cook it and then they're
Speaker 2: fine with. It not a.
Speaker 25: Problem we'll just say that the yoke or the olderman
Speaker 25: is better.
Speaker 2: Or, no it doesn't matter the. Whole just give him
Speaker 2: the loight. Load the yolk is the.
Speaker 25: Food would you say once a?
Speaker 2: Week there's nothing magical in. It but if you want
Speaker 2: to give them one once a, week then that's. Fine why?
Speaker 2: Not if they like, it, yeah go for, it but cook,
Speaker 2: it don't give it to them.
Speaker 12: All.
Speaker 3: Yeah, mark we just had a quick question during the.
Speaker 3: News we were talking about McDonald's McDonald's In slovakia or
Speaker 3: like they're. Wrong we just had a. Question do they
Speaker 3: do much promotion? Advertising you, said you go past a
Speaker 3: couple of, stores you don't see. Activity you, reckon there's
Speaker 3: only a couple in your.
Speaker 25: Precinct, yeah but, Look i'm totally out of touch with
Speaker 25: any media here because they don't understand.
Speaker 6: It of, Course.
Speaker 3: So no great marketing that you're aware of for Because
Speaker 3: i'm just, thinking is the you're an Opportunity mark to
Speaker 3: grab a couple of the franchises there In.
Speaker 25: Slovakia, YEAH i honestly don't, Know i'm so out of
Speaker 25: touch with the media here because the sinner just don't
Speaker 25: understand word of. It i've never learned the. Language been
Speaker 25: here sixteen years.
Speaker 2: And you haven't. LEARNED i don't know who have you
Speaker 2: got there that translates for?
Speaker 25: You my work IS i have thirty people working for, me,
Speaker 25: right but, no just all my life is, business so
Speaker 25: everything we do is outside Of, slovakia So i've never
Speaker 25: needed to learn. It it's my. Own i'm sort of
Speaker 25: a bit, embarrassed BUT i definitely get.
Speaker 2: By that's. IMPRESSIVE i would have thought that you, know
Speaker 2: at least some of the, basics like you, know bathrooms
Speaker 2: and bits and, pieces would be handy to. Know you
Speaker 2: probably can do, that can't you the absolute?
Speaker 25: Basics? Yes but it. Is it's embarrassingly. Low it's a complicated.
Speaker 2: Language so how did you end up over?
Speaker 25: There i've made the biggest mistake in my.
Speaker 3: Life i'm sure that's not, because, yeah.
Speaker 2: You'll be interested to.
Speaker 3: Know the thirtieth anniversary of McDonald's In slovakia has come.
Speaker 3: Here it opened the first one in ninety. Five banks Be.
Speaker 3: Streak the original terms.
Speaker 25: It the center of the, city center of the. COUNTRY
Speaker 25: i can't speak it with.
Speaker 3: The Brattis lav eventually becoming the main focus.
Speaker 25: They're.
Speaker 2: Around and you'll be pleased to know that they just
Speaker 2: announced a big expansion.
Speaker 25: There, Yes i'll be. Thrilled it's going to be very
Speaker 25: very small. Outlets you. KNOW i just sort of dotting
Speaker 25: the round like we Have starbucks, here but they're very
Speaker 25: very small. Outlets, Okay SO i guess they're just try and,
Speaker 25: yes very very competitive in the coffee cafes and you,
Speaker 25: know little eateries and stuff like. That so if McDonald's
Speaker 25: just a little bit struggle on, you, yes we will take.
Speaker 3: Your word for.
Speaker 2: IT i, mean isn't It isn't it much nicer to
Speaker 2: go to a nice little cafe somewhere or other that's
Speaker 2: sort of run by, people you, know rather than the
Speaker 2: formula that but you and thank.
Speaker 3: You, mark you AND i were talking about during the.
Speaker 3: News when you look at the training that young people, have,
Speaker 3: yes at McDonald still's. Worldwide, yes millions of young kids
Speaker 3: have learned about, Hospitality they've learned about. Systems, yes they've
Speaker 3: learned about heightened levels of, service the, punctuality, punctuality the
Speaker 3: things that they get as part of that. Training at
Speaker 3: fifteen sixteen, seventeen eighteen years of.
Speaker 2: Age, yes true is award winning true and many many
Speaker 2: a person that's gone on to make a wonderful career.
Speaker 2: There and in, fact as we discussed, before there was
Speaker 2: An australian person who went on to become the head
Speaker 2: of McDonald's, worldwide Mister bell unfortunately no.
Speaker 3: Longer with, us but died as a very young. AGE
Speaker 3: i think it was only forty four or forty. Five,
Speaker 3: yes that's passed, away but remember interviewing him. Once he
Speaker 3: was just, fantastic but no longer with. Us put that
Speaker 3: aside for a. Moment it just means that those in
Speaker 3: those sort of businesses you can do remarkable oh yeah.
Speaker 2: Things oh, Yes and people that got in at the
Speaker 2: ground level and ended up buying various stores have done
Speaker 2: extraordinarily well for.
Speaker 3: Themselves there's a dear girlfriend who started works In South
Speaker 3: australia with a couple of Franchise shelley and TWO i think,
Speaker 3: now but started pretty much just as a young worker
Speaker 3: in the. Stores, Mary hello to, you and there warrant, Morning, Hi.
Speaker 19: Hi, Hi Hi nathan Please, YES i heard on a
Speaker 19: THREE w news just gone by that the animal protection
Speaker 19: people want adoptees for cats and.
Speaker 6: DOGS i have.
Speaker 19: Been trying to adopt a dog for two. Years twelve
Speaker 19: months AGO i had to put my dog down but
Speaker 19: wright and now got a pet for myself and for a,
Speaker 19: partner you, know like a friend for myself THAT i did,
Speaker 19: have AND i haven't been able to get. One Now
Speaker 19: i've been to four different animal, shelters Tears, borough Tears,
Speaker 19: Down cray And boom And Boo. Wood two of them
Speaker 19: had dogs running around in the pends AND i, said,
Speaker 19: oh how much is? That oh that one the staff
Speaker 19: just bought. It there was another one in another, shelter
Speaker 19: AND i, Said i'd like to purchase that. ONE i
Speaker 19: know when it's, better because it had a cone on its.
Speaker 19: Head when it's, better it will be adopted by one
Speaker 19: of the. Staff Now i've got no, internet no. Line
Speaker 19: i'm get in touch with me online and they. Won't
Speaker 19: they won't accept my phone contact. NUMBER i am so so.
Speaker 19: Annoyed in the, END i said to, them, look as
Speaker 19: much AS i disagree with backyard, BREEDERS i wish they
Speaker 19: were still.
Speaker 1: Around.
Speaker 2: Well SADLY i could.
Speaker 19: Pick up The Weekly times and.
Speaker 7: Find it for.
Speaker 19: Myself i'm eighteen years, old whether they're holding me responsible
Speaker 19: for my age THAT i wouldn't be a good.
Speaker 2: PARENT i would hope that's not the. Case but certainly
Speaker 2: you sound very with, it And i'm sure that you
Speaker 2: wouldn't want a pet unless you were going to be
Speaker 2: able to look after. It what are the options you, Think,
Speaker 2: well one of the other options is if you have
Speaker 2: a particular breed in, mind you can Contact you're In,
Speaker 2: victoria so The Victorian Canine association and they will put
Speaker 2: you on To every breed has their own, club but
Speaker 2: it you, know sort of From chiuaha To labrador To
Speaker 2: Great day to everything in. Between and generally now most
Speaker 2: of those breed societies have rescue services as, well so
Speaker 2: you might be able to find a dog, that's you,
Speaker 2: know for whatever, reason has ended up without a home
Speaker 2: and they're fostered out in the, meantime and you might
Speaker 2: be able to go that way rather than go going
Speaker 2: through one of the actual rescue.
Speaker 3: Services there's a place In. Perth thank you very much
Speaker 3: for your, Call. Mary there's a place In, Perth Sheddon,
Speaker 3: Park Bilm shelter AND i did a bit of comparing
Speaker 3: and hosting and fundraising events for them for many many
Speaker 3: years a great, place BUT i was always mesmerized where
Speaker 3: you go there and people, go, oh and you walk
Speaker 3: past all these beautiful, dogs and, oh that's the one for, Us,
Speaker 3: Yes and the relationship you have just looking at these
Speaker 3: dogs through the other side of a age almost.
Speaker 2: Well there's A i can't think of the, name but
Speaker 2: there's a program On channel ten where they basically do.
Speaker 2: That they go into shelters and they're finding they're finding
Speaker 2: owners and matching them with their. Pets and that's a
Speaker 2: beautiful thing when you go there and for some reason
Speaker 2: the particular animals takes your fancy and you, know some
Speaker 2: people say they choose, you don't choose. Them but either
Speaker 2: way that you end up leaving with hopefully a pet
Speaker 2: that's going to cat or anything really that's going to
Speaker 2: give you a lot of joy in your. Life and
Speaker 2: that's the whole reason we have. Them and if they're
Speaker 2: going to be a, hassle then you're better off. Without
Speaker 2: but you, know we get them to enhance our lifestyle
Speaker 2: and for many lonely, people having a pets just a fantastic,
Speaker 2: thing having having something living to come home.
Speaker 3: TO i told you we went in board some of That. Magpie, Yes,
Speaker 3: yes it's fantastic and the Little maggie's now going crazy
Speaker 3: each and every. Afternoon put that to. Side they also
Speaker 3: had on display in this THING i think it's just
Speaker 3: called pet, shop big pet shop store.
Speaker 2: Is what it's, called big yet.
Speaker 3: Massive store until you were said gunfighted in there the
Speaker 3: first which we. Did so the point of that story
Speaker 3: is that they were also on that particular weekend they
Speaker 3: had some cats that were available to yes to home to,
Speaker 3: home WHICH i thought was a great, idea and there
Speaker 3: was just these beautiful there's kids there looking at them
Speaker 3: and playing and touching.
Speaker 2: Them but was just.
Speaker 3: Fantastic, yes to have that sort of system in place
Speaker 3: at a place like.
Speaker 2: That, yeah you just What i'm always a Little i'm
Speaker 2: not saying in this particular, situation but always a little
Speaker 2: bit wary about buying pets from pet. Stores there wasn't a.
Speaker 3: Purchase it was just these. Looks oh, okay they're looking
Speaker 3: to get rid of.
Speaker 2: Them okay they Were so they were astrays Or australia we.
Speaker 3: Loved let's call them prere.
Speaker 2: Loved, Okay well that's that's a different story because there
Speaker 2: were for a long time the pet shops that would
Speaker 2: just order puppies from from the puppy breeders and the
Speaker 2: other thing that we found in those, situations because the
Speaker 2: smaller they, are the cuter they, are and the more
Speaker 2: likely they are to be able to find. Homes and
Speaker 2: we would get them to vet check when they come
Speaker 2: straight from the pet. Shop and you can see that
Speaker 2: the teeth that the baby teeth hadn't even interrupted, yet
Speaker 2: and they were way too young to take away from the.
Speaker 2: Mother but because they're small and they're, cute and because
Speaker 2: the longer that they were kept before they were sent
Speaker 2: to the stores regular. Money well that's the whole, thing isn't. It,
Speaker 2: well there ARE i think that's all stopped, now but
Speaker 2: and and most of the puppy have, disappeared but there
Speaker 2: are still some a round that really should be closed.
Speaker 2: Up but, ANYWAY i think you, know just as long
Speaker 2: as you buy any animal from a reputable, source then
Speaker 2: hopefully you're going to have a fabulous pet that's going
Speaker 2: to be with you for many.
Speaker 3: Years if you ring through, now you'll get on straight,
Speaker 3: away come and join us one double three six nine
Speaker 3: three anything to do with our pets and or jet,
Speaker 3: sword just general conversation as we do on A monday
Speaker 3: When Nathan, kosh she's here in the studio with us
Speaker 3: one double three six nine. Three I'm tony McManus For Australia.
Speaker 3: Overnight let's ask the audience BECAUSE i saw this in
Speaker 3: the paper of the. Weekend was a cracking and we
Speaker 3: had to think about it for about ninety seconds and
Speaker 3: eventually arrived at. It but it was a trick. Question
Speaker 3: it was a lovely. Question what IS i got?
Speaker 2: It you've got, IT i got, it But i'm not no.
Speaker 3: Day, yeah what is in THE afl? Competition what's the one,
Speaker 3: side the only side that has a nickname that does
Speaker 3: an end with the LETTER. S think about that for
Speaker 3: a moment and then go and make yourself a. Capetee
Speaker 3: silvano In, Clyde good, morning.
Speaker 26: Cup of, tea just having my first one.
Speaker 2: At.
Speaker 26: Clyde i'm a proper farmer on The Italian marima sheep
Speaker 26: dog man of The southeast Of.
Speaker 4: Australia oh.
Speaker 2: Fantastic for those that don't, know people may remember there
Speaker 2: was a wonderful movie With Shane jacobson a few years
Speaker 2: back called Odd ball.
Speaker 26: A wonderful movie and leading actor possibly one of the
Speaker 26: most wonderful men on this.
Speaker 2: Planet chain, yes a lovely guy by all. Accounts and
Speaker 2: it was about a colony of Penguin's Warnable way that
Speaker 2: were getting taken by. FOXES i think they were swimming
Speaker 2: out to this little island and taking the. Penguins and
Speaker 2: then they came up with the idea that because they're
Speaker 2: An italian sheep, dog aren't they.
Speaker 26: Posie Born italians like?
Speaker 15: Me?
Speaker 2: Yes there you? Go so do they bark with An
Speaker 2: australian accent all the?
Speaker 4: Time?
Speaker 26: Mate that's the Trump listen to, me, people people listen to,
Speaker 26: me and people also meet, me AND i, say get
Speaker 26: out of. Here you're Not. Italian you look as oddly
Speaker 26: as they. Come And i'll, say, well does that mean
Speaker 26: That i'm part of the energy mob in W? A
Speaker 26: because you, know, YES i am on a remember of
Speaker 26: the energy mob in W. A but that's another. Story
Speaker 26: MAY i just get on with a couple of? Points?
Speaker 26: Yes and MAY i call you?
Speaker 2: Cotchy you can call me whatever you. Like just don't
Speaker 2: for dinner, NOW.
Speaker 26: I wouldn't do. That make you're welcome for A silvano
Speaker 26: soprano cafe any time you.
Speaker 2: Want excellently, Good.
Speaker 26: AND i do make the best, ONES i really.
Speaker 2: Do i'll bet you do even better Than.
Speaker 26: Starbucks but Necessary starbucks are a necessary part of this.
Speaker 3: Planet so if you but if you go in a
Speaker 3: new order, coffee, now what would be your coffee of?
Speaker 26: Choice you mean at my?
Speaker 3: Farm Anywhere you're Thinking i'm gonna have a? Coffee what
Speaker 3: is it you ask?
Speaker 26: For, well, Look i'm a bit of A italians generally would.
Speaker 26: Reckon i'm. DISGUSTING i actually If i'm in a cafe
Speaker 26: with company on, myself.
Speaker 14: Sometimes myself is the best.
Speaker 5: Company we all understand each, other.
Speaker 26: Especially in the early hours when we've had two or
Speaker 26: three hours. Sleep it's a wonderful clear time of the.
Speaker 26: Day guys and ladies out. There also in everybody out there,
Speaker 26: LISTENING i will, go please forgive. Me italians are, latter
Speaker 26: large latter with. Honey. Honey, WOW i can't stand honey on,
Speaker 26: Toast honey on toast and. CRUMPETS i have other ITEMS
Speaker 26: i go, There but, GUYS i go for a large
Speaker 26: latty with. HONEY i don't know WHY i love honey
Speaker 26: in any. Liquids, Right so, guys let's just go quick
Speaker 26: To STARBUCKS us and you know you brought. It it
Speaker 26: came up early and it's very very, interesting like just
Speaker 26: about everything goes on in three a W NOW us And.
Speaker 26: CHINA i was In china. RECENTLY us And. China they
Speaker 26: can carry on with their theatrical division. GAME i tell
Speaker 26: You starbucks won. City one enormous city In. CHINA i
Speaker 26: got told by locals there's six Hundred starbucks in This
Speaker 26: Like china is bigger than we. Know and there until
Speaker 26: you get there and you see in the, daytime like
Speaker 26: landing In New zealand over the west coast of The
Speaker 26: north Or South, island well Maybe South, island and you
Speaker 26: go over that mountain range it's on the west, coast
Speaker 26: and you have to do it in the, Daylight i'll
Speaker 26: tell you because worth more than. Etiquet and you look
Speaker 26: down and as you go over the top and you
Speaker 26: look at the eastern side of those blat mountain, rats
Speaker 26: you see the braided rivers which are ice.
Speaker 8: Blue.
Speaker 2: Magnificent. Countryside that's a.
Speaker 26: Site that's a. Site i've flown over the Humalayas my
Speaker 26: family name Is, Travers so that's akin to traveling guys
Speaker 26: to fly out of that western mountain range on The
Speaker 26: South island Of New. Zealand it's a miracle in your life.
Speaker 26: Change it's life changing for the. Better and the, rivers
Speaker 26: the braided, rivers it's just so. Amazing back To, China
Speaker 26: news can carry on with their. Division but one city
Speaker 26: alone THAT i THAT i had frequented in In china
Speaker 26: six Hundred. Starbucks so you know they do get along
Speaker 26: behind the, curtain behind the theatrical.
Speaker 2: Curtain oh they. Do and Then i'm sure there's heaps
Speaker 2: of maccas and all the rest of it going on
Speaker 2: over there as.
Speaker 26: Well And, China Hay, World china is. Okay just go,
Speaker 26: there be, yourself don't be smart. Alec china is. Okay the, locals,
Speaker 26: yes they have problems, internally and you con'try On earth
Speaker 26: has internal proble. Issues and you.
Speaker 2: Know what they Call chinese food over?
Speaker 6: There please tell me?
Speaker 3: Food did you?
Speaker 26: Say did you?
Speaker 5: Say what is the?
Speaker 8: Food?
Speaker 3: Food so what do they Call chinese food In? China?
Speaker 2: Food?
Speaker 26: LISTEN i get told off as a, farmer AND i
Speaker 26: do a little bit of outside contracting to keep my
Speaker 26: life going because you, know things are reasonably, tough but
Speaker 26: you can still make a go in this. COUNTRY i
Speaker 26: can tell you Because i've been here seventy years. Plus
Speaker 26: i'm more In nausy than most. People they can call
Speaker 26: me whatever they like as a nickname or as in carrying,
Speaker 26: On where are you?
Speaker 3: From where are you? From, silvanna where'd you grow?
Speaker 5: Up i'm born In.
Speaker 3: Oakley and then with the family, Originate mum.
Speaker 26: And dad come out in fifty one from where from?
Speaker 26: Where After Northern italy And italy being well smashed in
Speaker 26: all these planned wars well. Smashed, Yes mum And dad
Speaker 26: come out in fifty one to help build the, country
Speaker 26: develop the Country.
Speaker 4: Australia and to grow a.
Speaker 26: Family and guess, What god they've passed away and they
Speaker 26: were successful in.
Speaker 3: Both well.
Speaker 2: Done now quickly it's.
Speaker 26: Quickly raw, eggs.
Speaker 21: Yes, great you brought that.
Speaker 26: Up and that's cool about the cat and the eggs
Speaker 26: and new Doctor kochi saying about that, item that protein
Speaker 26: in the. Egg WHEN i was a, Kid dad AND
Speaker 26: i used to suck raw.
Speaker 2: Eggs, YEAH i, mean it's it's, different different for. Us
Speaker 2: and if you don't have too many of, them because you,
Speaker 2: know we're big and so one egg's not going to
Speaker 2: sort of suck all the byton out of. Us but
Speaker 2: when you're talking about a little. Cat then obviously it
Speaker 2: proportionally it's much it's much. Greater so we just need
Speaker 2: to be a little bit. Careful you just like to cook.
Speaker 2: Them you don't have to hard boil them or. Anything
Speaker 2: but if you just sort of whack them on the
Speaker 2: pan or likely boil, them as long as you just
Speaker 2: sort of denature that, protein then you're not going to
Speaker 2: have any problems with the raw. Eggs, look the occasional
Speaker 2: one won't do any. Harm but if you want to
Speaker 2: give and give it to them, regularly then it must
Speaker 2: much better to be.
Speaker 3: Cooked it's great.
Speaker 2: Cooling and you're very you're very awake for this hour
Speaker 2: of the.
Speaker 3: Morning, sylvana y awake. Out made some beautiful eggs yesterday
Speaker 3: for breakfast for a few people came in for a.
Speaker 2: Brunch where do you get your? Eggs are they store? Water?
Speaker 3: Secret they came from that particular. Bunch came from a
Speaker 3: beautiful butcher's.
Speaker 2: Shop oh, yes SO i drove out there.
Speaker 3: To The turdan butcher's shop on A saturday. Morning you
Speaker 3: cannot move in the. Place and they were, gorgeous, excellent
Speaker 3: and they've got that lovely color in. Them, yes there's
Speaker 3: almost a bit more. Sunshine, yes, yeah does it makes?
Speaker 2: Sense, well because they, well they put all sorts of
Speaker 2: supplements into commercial eggs in order to change the color
Speaker 2: of the yolk and that type of. Thing, so, OKAY
Speaker 2: i didn't tell you, anything, now can we we just
Speaker 2: rewind for a little. Moment, See i'll change the. TOPICS
Speaker 2: i won't upset. YOU i don't upset. You mary rang
Speaker 2: earlier about where she can get a, dog AND i
Speaker 2: suggest that The Victorian Canine, association which is now Called Dog's.
Speaker 2: Victoria and if you're still, Listening, mary because you said
Speaker 2: you don't have access to the, internet their phone number
Speaker 2: is nine seven double eight two five double. Zero so
Speaker 2: nine seven double eight two five double. Zero and AS i,
Speaker 2: say if you have a particular breed that you have in,
Speaker 2: mind then they'll put you onto The Breed society and
Speaker 2: hopefully they'll be able to put you in touch with
Speaker 2: their rescue division and you might be able to find
Speaker 2: yourself the little doggie that you dearly want to.
Speaker 3: Have but if you missed that, number if you ring back,
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Speaker 2: Two point six ton. Car and we are talking about
Speaker 2: The Bentley?
Speaker 3: Bentley is it a spur of now that you've got
Speaker 3: me thinking about? That was it The bentley?
Speaker 2: Spur i'm not, sure But Jeremy clarkson's written an article
Speaker 2: about about The bentley.
Speaker 3: Was in The australian magazine of the. Weekend debbie In,
Speaker 3: Ashwood good, Morning, debbie Manny, hei we're really. Well say
Speaker 3: hello To Nathan.
Speaker 13: Kosh Hello, Debbie Hi Naan i'm won the electric colored
Speaker 13: sure dogleg no, diet.
Speaker 2: No no, collars no, no they they were around. There
Speaker 2: they're definitely. Legal now if you have issues with barking
Speaker 2: dogs and, things there are citronella. Collars they have a
Speaker 2: little charge of, citronella which is a citrus obviously based
Speaker 2: odor and when it barks that these things give a
Speaker 2: little squirt and the idea is to put the dog,
Speaker 2: off the off the. Barking but, no the shock collars
Speaker 2: definitely definitely. Illegal i'm sure probably through the black. Market
Speaker 2: they can be, purchased but, no there's no benefit to,
Speaker 2: them and They're, yeah it's it's correct that they should
Speaker 2: be banned because there's nothing good about. Them, YES.
Speaker 19: I, know twins, them come.
Speaker 2: Them, yes you tell them that they are illegal and
Speaker 2: they shouldn't use them because you know they're not good
Speaker 2: for the. Dog and, yeah we've got we've got different
Speaker 2: things and better. Things we don't need to be cruel
Speaker 2: like zapping with a with a shot of. Electricity so,
Speaker 2: no tell, them tell them the right. Thing you're telling
Speaker 2: them the right, Thing.
Speaker 3: Debbie Thanks Pleasure, derby and thank you for ringing. Through
Speaker 3: it's interesting that people would still consider that as an.
Speaker 2: Option, look there's all sorts of weird and wonderful stuff out,
Speaker 2: there but, no that's that's one that needs to be
Speaker 2: confined to the annals of.
Speaker 3: History thank you to the six point million people have run.
Speaker 3: Through The only team that has a nickname a F l,
Speaker 3: TEAM a nickname that doesn't end in. S, yes power the.
Speaker 3: Power all the rest have.
Speaker 2: Eagles docors de, demons. Bluestmers look at look at all
Speaker 2: the text and emails and.
Speaker 3: Things we'll get to, these. Sime, HELLO.
Speaker 18: I, say when more on the. Farm they bought these, twos,
Speaker 18: yes and no one brought up on.
Speaker 2: Carfeterials so you've got a muffled line, Tonight. Simon what
Speaker 2: was they were brought up on?
Speaker 19: What?
Speaker 2: Sorry, yes, yes that. Was they're they're the sort of
Speaker 2: how do we describe. Them there's stalls or there's barriers
Speaker 2: where there's a set of sort of nipples across, them
Speaker 2: and then you just sort of fill up a tank
Speaker 2: with with the milk substitute and then the calves just
Speaker 2: feed off. Them is that?
Speaker 21: Right, yeah that's.
Speaker 18: Correct and when those dad brought those to AND I
Speaker 18: a and one was sucking on one like.
Speaker 2: Calves sorry miss missed the last bit, again so.
Speaker 3: Sorry so it's just if you're to hear you at
Speaker 3: the moment we get your hand over your, speaker.
Speaker 18: Or one one was sucking the other one one like.
Speaker 2: Calves one was sucking what it just missed.
Speaker 21: It the other one was the other.
Speaker 2: One that's no. Good i'm not going to get much
Speaker 2: out of A. Heffer it hasn't had a carf. Yet
Speaker 2: it's going to be a pretty dry. Argument, yes and
Speaker 2: HERE i.
Speaker 18: Am so they got that.
Speaker 6: One, yes, yeah.
Speaker 3: Taken identity, Obviously, simon equally importantly bring us up to
Speaker 3: date any. News, yes, No, See tony got all, Excited
Speaker 3: simon when you said yes and his is picked. Up
Speaker 3: and Then, Simon, simon give the audience. SOMETHING i don't.
Speaker 3: Care it's the audience that's.
Speaker 18: Interested i'm just telling you he's not far not far.
Speaker 3: Away and so have you announced the date yet for the? Nuptials, yes,
Speaker 3: okay this has been going for eighteen.
Speaker 2: Months you're Driving tony. Crazy you know, That. Simon we
Speaker 2: want to all go back to the.
Speaker 3: Airport that's, right that's WHAT i. Do good on your
Speaker 3: side and keep it. Going good on Your robin In,
Speaker 3: frenchton good, morning.
Speaker 8: Good, Morning Hello.
Speaker 15: Robin.
Speaker 27: Hello i've got a four month old kitten and for
Speaker 27: the past week or, two every, morning two through four
Speaker 27: o'clock in the, morning she's coming in and biting my
Speaker 27: face and licking and just, yeah and short of locking her,
Speaker 27: OUT i don't really want to do that because she's a.
Speaker 19: Baby why is she doing a?
Speaker 4: Fuck she's doing it.
Speaker 19: Now she's.
Speaker 2: Cats cats are, nocturnal so it is it is quite
Speaker 2: normal cat behavior for her to be active at. Night
Speaker 2: and obviously she'd like to play and she wants some,
Speaker 2: attention so she's coming up and waking you up and grabbing.
Speaker 2: Attention SO i, think, look it's it's okay for you
Speaker 2: to leave her locked out of your. Room obviously you've
Speaker 2: got to. Sleep as long as she's got her nice
Speaker 2: bed somewhere or, other that she's going to be, sleeping
Speaker 2: and she'll get used to the idea that she can't
Speaker 2: bother you in the middle of the, night and hopefully
Speaker 2: you can try keeping her out for a while and
Speaker 2: then she'll get the idea and then you can try
Speaker 2: letting her back in and see if she just sort
Speaker 2: of hops onto the end of the bed and curls
Speaker 2: up and sleeps with. You but she's just displaying a normal.
Speaker 2: Behavior but in our in our with our, lifestyles obviously
Speaker 2: it's not a not a desirable behavior because you, want
Speaker 2: you want to, sleep and, yeah she's just doing what cats.
Speaker 2: Do they're up at. Night that's why they have the
Speaker 2: big eyes that they have so that they can gather
Speaker 2: as much light as they, can and then they go
Speaker 2: hunting in the middle of the. Night and she's wanting
Speaker 2: to do some. Hunting it's just part of her, instinct
Speaker 2: and so she's coming in annoying. You so, YEAH i
Speaker 2: just leave, it leave her locked out for a while
Speaker 2: and see if you can break that. Habit and so
Speaker 2: she leaves you alone during the.
Speaker 27: Night, Okay, well good, luck.
Speaker 2: Thank, you no, problem Pleasure, Robin well don't You.
Speaker 3: Rob if you'd like to join the, program you can
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Speaker 3: through straight. Away for all those people to sending text
Speaker 3: through emails emails a beg your pardon overnights or would
Speaker 3: like to send an email overnights at threeaw dot com
Speaker 3: dot au and the text line as a full mentioned
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Speaker 3: oh that was, it thank? You oh, right, Excellent. JAY
Speaker 3: i thought you were going to do something. Exciting. Man,
Speaker 3: really the first voice you hear when you ring through
Speaker 3: is that of j who sounds like, this good.
Speaker 2: Morning come, on don't you don't talk like? That no,
Speaker 2: talk come, on breakfast.
Speaker 3: Time, yes there you. Go that's What i'm thinking CAN
Speaker 3: i turn you? Back could you Asked? Nathan when you're,
Speaker 3: flying you can imagine it would be a concern for. Men,
Speaker 3: yeah but you're flying around and then you're told her you,
Speaker 3: understand or how would you know if there was a
Speaker 3: sick animal on?
Speaker 2: Board, yes, well we can't get into the cargo, hole
Speaker 2: so we have no access to. That so if anything's,
Speaker 2: happening we do certainly carry a whole lot of, animals
Speaker 2: BUT i can't get in to the cargo. Hold but
Speaker 2: CERTAINLY i have a couple of. Time, well actually once
Speaker 2: in the, terminal and once had a look on an
Speaker 2: aeroplane dealing with some guide, dogs and ONE i just
Speaker 2: sort of had a torn dew, claw SO i put
Speaker 2: a little bandage on its foot and the worn dew
Speaker 2: claw which is like the claw that sits up a
Speaker 2: little bit higher than the, others and it got caught
Speaker 2: and the actual nail had come, off SO i just
Speaker 2: sort of pulled that off and popped a little bandage.
Speaker 2: On and so it was cabin.
Speaker 3: Crew is there revet in the. House, oh as a
Speaker 3: matter of, fact.
Speaker 2: Well, no its in the. Terminal and one of our
Speaker 2: eagle eyed customer service managers actually had a look and, thought,
Speaker 2: oh that dog's toe looks a bit. Funny and then
Speaker 2: she saw that the nail was. Crooked AND i was
Speaker 2: flying with her and she, said come and have a look,
Speaker 2: this and so we did. That so THERE i am
Speaker 2: in the error bridge because the dog was coming with
Speaker 2: us on the, flight and the owner was, there and
Speaker 2: THERE i am on my hands and knee sort of
Speaker 2: putting a bandage on this dog's, foot and the cleaners
Speaker 2: are coming past and having a look and going what
Speaker 2: is going on? Here they had no, idea but, anyway
Speaker 2: all was well in the. End and early on in
Speaker 2: the piece we had a guide dog going To hawaii
Speaker 2: and the owner was. Concerned and so the customer service
Speaker 2: manager came, up didn't know my background and, said, oh
Speaker 2: what are we going to? Do this person's concerned about
Speaker 2: their guide. Dog AND i, said and have a. Look
Speaker 2: and she looked at me as if you, idiot what
Speaker 2: would you? Know and THEN i told him my, background
Speaker 2: and all of a sudden there was a big, smile
Speaker 2: and OFF i went and had a chat to the
Speaker 2: owner about their guide.
Speaker 3: Dog oh. Gorgeous, WELL i knew lots of texts coming.
Speaker 3: In we appreciate the text, light which is. Fantasy if
Speaker 3: you send me a little, note you can do. That
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Speaker 3: do you feel do you believe As maggie does others
Speaker 3: animals often choose their.
Speaker 2: Owner look it seems that. Way there are obviously certain
Speaker 2: personalities that are attuned to each. Other and they say,
Speaker 2: that you, know pets look like their, owners and sometimes
Speaker 2: it's actually quite hysterical that the pets do look very
Speaker 2: much like their. Owners BUT i think it's a mutual.
Speaker 2: Decision and obviously you would be attracted to a particular
Speaker 2: type of breed for a, start if you're looking at,
Speaker 2: breeds or even if, not you know your big, dog
Speaker 2: a small, dog a long haired, dog you, know a
Speaker 2: short coated. Dog and then sometimes there's just certain personalities
Speaker 2: that just seem to gel and you just get that
Speaker 2: bond and it's a great.
Speaker 3: THING i had a lovely note from Doctor Tony vigano
Speaker 3: In wa Who Doctor tony for a long long time
Speaker 3: was a regularly contribute on six pr In perth is a,
Speaker 3: vet but he's in semi retime of these. DAYS i
Speaker 3: think he still does a bit on the weekend for
Speaker 3: cash for, cash oh very, much know how that works
Speaker 3: WITH i think he does a bit on A Saturday
Speaker 3: sunday night these, days just when he gets a spare
Speaker 3: moment to do, it and loves. It but he's been
Speaker 3: just semi. Retired he says he's in semi, retirement WHICH
Speaker 3: i Knowing, tony it's never going to be the. Case
Speaker 3: BUT i, said one, morning when you're he because his
Speaker 3: father was also a, pilot there you go for a long.
Speaker 3: Time it's served as you can, imagine so they've got that.
Speaker 3: Connection SO i, thought, well one, morning when you're, here
Speaker 3: we'll Get tony to come on and maybe take a
Speaker 3: few calls from Our perth listeners as. Well you'd be
Speaker 3: here and wind be a nice synergy to have on
Speaker 3: the program for. Sure Dr tony's. Begun you'd really like.
Speaker 3: Him great, bloke, okay wonderful fellow like. Me, no, well
Speaker 3: and in, fairness sun your, Praises oh thank, you that's very,
Speaker 3: kind AS i would interesting to have a look at the.
Speaker 3: Headlines it's all about the world. Markets so given everything
Speaker 3: that's happening in the, world so the papers are coming
Speaker 3: in nice and, early but the world markets and what
Speaker 3: this conflict can lead to possibly is it a bad.
Speaker 3: Oil is that part of the. EQUATION i, mean.
Speaker 2: It's JUST i don't think there's any simple answer to these.
Speaker 2: Things there's lots of, history and there's lots of current
Speaker 2: stuff going on in the. Background BUT i, think you,
Speaker 2: know when it comes to The, west then oil's obviously
Speaker 2: a very big driver because we need. Oil and remember
Speaker 2: back many moons ago there was an oil embargo and
Speaker 2: they weren't shipping oil out of The Middle, east and,
Speaker 2: yeah we struggled and we had rationing of petrol and
Speaker 2: all that kind of. Stuff so we are still very
Speaker 2: much dependent on, oil perhaps not quite so much now
Speaker 2: with all the electric cars and hybrids and, things but
Speaker 2: we need, it so we need a supply of, it
Speaker 2: and it looks like it might be threatened a little
Speaker 2: bit at the.
Speaker 3: Moment the front page of Finn review talks About israeli
Speaker 3: fighter jets bobbing Tem, ran take It I rany and fuel,
Speaker 3: depots while The Islamic republic launch hundreds of ballistic missiles
Speaker 3: At Tel aviv into the weekend as, well driving fears
Speaker 3: wide and in conflictable and oil prices soaring and Inflation highers.
Speaker 2: Who are by, Difference, no there are no winners and.
Speaker 3: Elbow of, course we'll push back her demands For australian
Speaker 3: to boost its defense. Budget meeting With President Donald trump
Speaker 3: sometime this. Week so the government has not only increased
Speaker 3: spending but also provides great basis to The. Americans so
Speaker 3: that will be a talking.
Speaker 2: Point, yes most interesting and ironically when they're talking about
Speaker 2: increasing the spending and yet there was a story going
Speaker 2: around that they revisiting The orchest project and they may
Speaker 2: cut it back or even can it all. Together so
Speaker 2: there's a whole heap of spending and that what's going
Speaker 2: to happen that we're not going to be able.
Speaker 3: To there's a lot of, discussion, yes have in the
Speaker 3: next in the coming, days so we will do. This
Speaker 3: back the other, Side i'm, thinking let's Go charriots of
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Speaker 3: Water tell my, goodness it's lovely to see. You you
Speaker 3: can go home and have a.
Speaker 2: Snooze io to thank you for having me once again
Speaker 2: more and thank you for everybody for calling in and.
Speaker 3: Listening do you wheels up at some point this?
Speaker 2: Week yes On. Tuesday got a long trip actually through
Speaker 2: the whole. Week well good end up here there and all.
Speaker 3: Over the, place so we might see You sunday Night monday,
Speaker 3: morning and thank you for coming. In the audience loves
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