Speaker 1: We catch up with him in the Brady, the garden
Speaker 1: through the barrel.
Speaker 2: It down there big there a battle come down sun
Speaker 2: in the garden into the undul comd of the cover.
Speaker 1: By bye the god. Babit happening in Brady. We catch
Speaker 1: up Tuesdays and Thursday is part of Australia over Night.
Speaker 1: Good morning, Eb, Good morning Tony. How are you babit happening? Yeah, man,
Speaker 1: I mean it's just it's almost moment by moment at them.
Speaker 1: At the moment it is.
Speaker 2: And it's been a busy couple of hours for the
Speaker 2: Prime Minister. So we're hearing he has just finished chairing
Speaker 2: a meeting, an emergency meeting looking as iround Israel. And
Speaker 2: what will the UK do if the Americans ask for
Speaker 2: British help? Now the UK has air bases in the vicinity,
Speaker 2: could it be that the Americans will ask to use them.
Speaker 2: They may ask for refueling facilities. Armor basically is getting organized.
Speaker 2: I think something big is coming in the next twenty
Speaker 2: four to forty eight hours. Trump is hinted at it.
Speaker 2: I don't think Starmer has been given a heads up
Speaker 2: by this. My genuine gut feeling is that he hasn't
Speaker 2: been told something is definitely going to happen, but he
Speaker 2: likes to be organized, so he called a COBRA meeting.
Speaker 2: Sounds very dramatic. Actually stands for Cabinet Office Briefing Room A,
Speaker 2: which is where the Prime minister goes to when they
Speaker 2: have this emergency meeting. And he normally gets his military
Speaker 2: and security and defense people around the table, and he
Speaker 2: asked the questions and they give him the advice.
Speaker 1: It's wonder watch. I mean it just who knows where.
Speaker 1: Nobody knows presumably really where this is going in the
Speaker 1: coming hours, days, maybe weeks.
Speaker 2: Yes, And I think the Americans have a decision to make. Clearly,
Speaker 2: Iran has been weakened by what has happened. The Israelis
Speaker 2: are saying that they have complete control of Iranian airspace,
Speaker 2: so there's no risk of any aircraft being shot down.
Speaker 2: Now do they go for the kill? Do they decapitate
Speaker 2: the leadership? Trump has already taken the social media saying
Speaker 2: that they know where I told you Homine is and
Speaker 2: they're going to leave him alone for now. You know
Speaker 2: that the language Trump saying, we're not going to take
Speaker 2: him out brackets kill for now. Nobody knows where this
Speaker 2: is going, but they have some big decisions to make,
Speaker 2: and I think the real worry is a wider regional
Speaker 2: war now in the Middle East. If they were to
Speaker 2: do that, all hell would break loose.
Speaker 1: We'll keep up to day in coming days. Ass Princess
Speaker 1: of Wales pulls out of Royal Escot. This is pretty
Speaker 1: about the last minute too, isn't it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, very last minute. So Kate's name was on the
Speaker 2: official kind of list of everything today because William was
Speaker 2: presenting some of the prizes. Charles and Camilla went along.
Speaker 2: It has been glorious sunshine. The racing looked amazing. Her
Speaker 2: friends who went today, they've had a fantastic time and
Speaker 2: everyone was very much looking forward to seeing the Princess
Speaker 2: of Wales in the carriage procession, so you would see,
Speaker 2: you know, the golden carriage the Royal Mile. Previously we've
Speaker 2: seen Queen Elizabeth. I I think she only ever missed
Speaker 2: two or three Royal Ascots in seventy odd years. She
Speaker 2: loved it. Charles is not so big a fan of
Speaker 2: the horses he has ridden over the years. He has
Speaker 2: raced as an amateur jockey in Sandown I think nineteen
Speaker 2: eighty one it was but he does not have his
Speaker 2: mother's just absolute passion for horse racing. However, he was
Speaker 2: there today and so is Camilla. William went along. But
Speaker 2: we don't know what's happened with Kate. You hope that
Speaker 2: she hasn't had too bad a day, that it's not
Speaker 2: some sort of you know, cancer related issue. She's had
Speaker 2: all the treatment, but look, she's a young woman coming
Speaker 2: out of a very difficult two years. So people are
Speaker 2: just gonna have to be patient.
Speaker 1: Have you been for swim today?
Speaker 2: No, I've been keeping cool. I'm not in London, so
Speaker 2: that is good. I was on the tube yesterday and
Speaker 2: it was hellish. So we are in a heat wave
Speaker 2: here and before anyone in Australia gets carried away, it's
Speaker 2: an English heat wave. So we're gonna hit thirty one
Speaker 2: Selsias on Friday in Australia came back. Why why go?
Speaker 2: Why it's a heat wave for us, teamac We've got
Speaker 2: nine days of this coming, so we hit twenty seven today,
Speaker 2: it will get hire thirty one Friday all through the weekend.
Speaker 2: England looks amazing at the moment. Obviously I can't talk
Speaker 2: about Scotland and wild but England looks glorious in the sunshine,
Speaker 2: and they're selling a lot of beer. If pubs are
Speaker 2: lucky enough to have a beer garden.
Speaker 1: With a top of thirty one degrees, what do you
Speaker 1: go planning for the weekend?
Speaker 2: So one of my best friends from university, she is
Speaker 2: having a fiftieth birthday party, So I'm going to go
Speaker 2: along to that and celebrate with her and her family
Speaker 2: and just chill out. Maybe you watch some sport, Tony,
Speaker 2: tell me who won State of Origin.
Speaker 1: The Queensland side. Oh well, okay, yeah, well it's been
Speaker 1: an interest, so it's game on now. I didn't see
Speaker 1: it because I was having a nap, but I woke
Speaker 1: up for the result and you're right. I don't think
Speaker 1: anybody well I don't think the tipsters would have necessarily
Speaker 1: said that, but it's going to be an interesting time
Speaker 1: for those that love that.
Speaker 2: Come on for the decider and well done everyone in
Speaker 2: person up the stadium amazing well.
Speaker 1: And they would add a full house stay. And the
Speaker 1: other thing we've been talking about this morning and first job,
Speaker 1: that first job, and when if you're writing your resume,
Speaker 1: what was your first job? And then what did you
Speaker 1: actually learn from that first job? That is stained all
Speaker 1: the other things that you've done.
Speaker 2: That was a great question. When I was a kid
Speaker 2: in Ireland, I spent every summer and we get three
Speaker 2: months summer holidays in Ireland June, July, August. Best three
Speaker 2: months of the year. I hanker after these days, Tony.
Speaker 2: I lived with my grandparents for the summer holidays when
Speaker 2: I was a kid, and would you believe us, my
Speaker 2: granddad's local pub, they used to have me collected glasses,
Speaker 2: the empty glasses. So I was maybe eight years of
Speaker 2: age when I started doing that. And as I got
Speaker 2: bigger and I was a tall kid, they used to
Speaker 2: let me serve beer behind the bar. And what did
Speaker 2: I learn? I learned how to deal with people. And
Speaker 2: you saw the good, you saw the bad. And I
Speaker 2: remember one day a guy just said to me, you've
Speaker 2: got a lovely smile. You're a great kid. Keep working
Speaker 2: hard and life will be good for you. And I
Speaker 2: learned a lot from that job. I really enjoyed it.
Speaker 2: I really really enjoy it.
Speaker 1: I'm a great proponent too, matter the idea of hospitality.
Speaker 1: If you can work, survive and do even okay as
Speaker 1: a youngster in hospitality, and that includes even places like
Speaker 1: McDonald's these days, because the training they provide a young
Speaker 1: people is quite extraordinary.
Speaker 2: Yeah it is, and look, i'd know training. Look this
Speaker 2: is this was Ireland in about let me work it out.
Speaker 2: I think I started there in about nineteen eighty four,
Speaker 2: and so there was no training, there was no health
Speaker 2: and safety, and you know, it was a working class
Speaker 2: part of County Wicklow, where I'm proud that my ancestors
Speaker 2: and my grandparents came from. I absolutely loved that job.
Speaker 2: And the pub has changed hands, it's changed name, but
Speaker 2: the little river still flows past us and I have many,
Speaker 2: many happy memories of being in there with my granddad,
Speaker 2: him nursing a half a glass of guinness and me
Speaker 2: zipping around collecting glasses, washing glasses, drying glasses. And I
Speaker 2: used to come home not a word of a life,
Speaker 2: Tony laden with coins. People would you know? They buy
Speaker 2: their around the beers and they'd slip your quid. Yeah,
Speaker 2: fifty p. I have great sweets money as a kid,
Speaker 2: good thing is teeth.
Speaker 1: That's true. That well, that's that's right. And you've got
Speaker 1: most of that money left.
Speaker 2: I think it all went on sweets and fishing tackle.
Speaker 2: If I remember correctly.
Speaker 1: You have a great weekend friends, and we'll talk to
Speaker 1: you next week.
Speaker 2: God left team.
Speaker 1: Bye.