WEBVTT - Nickname Ninjas 26/02/2026

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<v S1>The was welcome to Thursday afternoon. Your old mate Shane

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<v S1>Dunk ready to drive you home if you're ready for

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<v S1>a change. There is a whole bunch of jobs up

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<v S1>for grabs, and Antarctica.

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<v S2>Sounds like a pretty chill job to me.

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<v S1>Oh, I see what you did there. It's the worst

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<v S1>dad joke you've ever delivered. And I love it. Benny.

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<v S1>Boys giving you a one fingered wave. He's a big fan, too. 3:20.

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<v S1>If you want to up sticks and move to Antarctica

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<v S1>and have nothing to do but save your cash, we'll

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<v S1>give you the options.

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<v S2>The next 101 on how to get pulled up by

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<v S2>a cop on a pushbike.

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<v S1>But this is on an Australian like one of the

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<v S1>cop TV shows like Highway Patrol or whatever. And the

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<v S1>bloke's a Kiwi and he is awesome. That's your smoko

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<v S1>for your next Audioslave. Show me how to live rock.

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<v S1>Drive on the rock.

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<v S3>Rock drive with Jay and dunk.

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<v S1>Red Hot Chili Peppers, scar tissue, rock drive in the rock.

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<v S1>Before we get to smoke, I just want to acknowledge

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<v S1>a Belgian athlete. Leo. Sorry. Lynn Show has done 11,900

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<v S1>pull ups in 24 hours to get a Guinness World Record.

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<v S2>I don't reckon I could do 11.

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<v S1>Neither.

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<v S3>Smoke. Cheers to my toe training with my toe by industry.

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<v S3>For industry.

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<v S1>It's just about realizing what your potential is and it's

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<v S1>nothing being happy with it. Speaking of potential, maybe you

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<v S1>could partner with my toe and future proof your business

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<v S1>and your team and your industry. You can take smoko

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<v S1>to 3520 500 bucks up for grabs from those legends

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<v S1>tomorrow afternoon. You got to be in to win. Now,

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<v S1>this bloke here has a Kiwi bloke gets pulled over

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<v S1>in Australia. It's on one of their cop shows and

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<v S1>he's just a vibe. He's got a mountain bike that

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<v S1>he's retrofitted a two stroke motor to with a little

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<v S1>petrol tank and stuff. And obviously it's basically a motorbike now. Right.

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<v S1>So then you need to comply with the safety standards

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<v S1>that the Australian police enforce, and he hasn't at all.

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<v S1>In fact, he's using, um, his work boots as the brakes.

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<v S4>This man and his souped up bike have been pulled

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<v S4>over by Senior Constable Shaun Roth and leading Senior Constable

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<v S4>Marcus Owen.

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<v S5>You've got to comply with all the requirements of it

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<v S5>being a motorcycle. That one's okay. This one's not sufficient

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<v S5>braking capacity in order to pull it up. We noticed

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<v S5>when you were when you were coming to a stop

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<v S5>using the old, uh, Barney Rubble. Fred. Flintstones. Yeah, that's

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<v S5>my brake right there. You see that? That's pure brakes

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<v S5>right there. Is this your speedo? Oh, no. No. I

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<v S5>thought it was a Speedo. Yeah. Oh, I can kick

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<v S5>out about, what, 65, 76? This is this is your accelerator.

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<v S5>We've got the clutch right here. You pop the clutch.

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<v S5>That's what makes it goes. That's what kick starts it.

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<v S5>It's like kicking the car in second. You've got your accelerator. Oh,

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<v S5>you got your kill switch right here. It's the, uh,

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<v S5>motorbike accelerator. Cable? Everything you need for a push bike. Hey,

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<v S5>if you want a push bike, come see me.

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<v S6>Wow, that's really loud.

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<v S7>Yeah, thanks. Took the restrictor plate off. Give the Red

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<v S7>Dragon a little more juice. But, uh, let's keep that

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<v S7>on the down low. She's not exactly street legal.

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<v S8>Oh my gosh.

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<v S1>They're not exactly street legal. Did you hear him, though?

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<v S1>Hitting him up. And he's like, yeah, man. 6570 clicks

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<v S1>on this. What? They're trying to book him. He's saying

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<v S1>all the wrong stuff.

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<v S2>In a 50 zone. Yeah.

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<v S1>He's my boots. His brakes. Asking for his brakes. His

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<v S1>rear tires. Completely bald because he's been lightened up. Drifting out.

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<v S2>I like the fact that's just the Kiwi number eight

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<v S2>wired attitude. You know something that's not exactly street legal.

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<v S2>I just was watching these guys that have converted, um,

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<v S2>right on lawnmowers into off road camping tractors. And so

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<v S2>they basically they take the they jack up a lawn mower,

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<v S2>take the cutting blade off underneath it, and they just

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<v S2>drive it off out into the bush and they go,

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<v S2>there's like 20 of them on these jacked up John Deere.

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<v S2>And so it's pretty.

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<v S1>I love it I love it. If you would like

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<v S1>to participate and keep it on the down low, it's

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<v S1>not exactly street legal. What have you built? 3520.

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<v S2>We'll put the spark plugs on the exhaust so I

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<v S2>can blow flames out the ass of my car. And exactly.

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<v S2>Street legal.

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<v S1>Three five. Two zero. The text number, uh. And next

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<v S1>is promise. If you like. My job sucks. I've got

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<v S1>no money. Maybe go to Antarctica for six months. There's

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<v S1>a whole bunch of jobs that have just come up

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<v S1>for grabs. Could be an option for you. The response

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<v S1>in guns N roses on the way. Here's muse, hysteria,

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<v S1>Rock drive.

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<v S3>The Rock drive podcast.

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<v S1>It's the response where do you run to? It is

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<v S1>Rock drive on the Rock with your old mates Shane Dunk.

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<v S1>So if you're sitting here and you'd be like, And

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<v S1>you're thinking to yourself, I cannot do another day at

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<v S1>this cruddy workplace I want out. You may have a

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<v S1>particular set of skills that lines up with one of

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<v S1>these jobs. That's just come up for heading off to Antarctica.

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<v S2>Yeah, this is pretty hotly contested jobs. Only 40 roles

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<v S2>available to basically head to Antarctica and do the summer work.

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<v S2>So they've got the summer period and then the winter period.

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<v S2>So the summer period itself is pretty, pretty gnarly. So

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<v S2>basically they're going from pretty sure it's like September through

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<v S2>to the end of February. And then there's a real

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<v S2>skeleton staff of 13 people that stay on for the

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<v S2>other months.

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<v S1>That'd be so rough being there over winter.

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<v S2>Yeah. Ah, yeah. In the summer period, it's just like

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<v S2>the whole time. And so winter, it's predominantly dark the

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<v S2>whole time.

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<v S1>So you're gonna need to pack a hell of an

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<v S1>eye mask.

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<v S2>Yeah.

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<v S1>Going over summer. You need a.

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<v S2>Guy if you want an eye mask dunk. As an

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<v S2>eye mask guy.

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<v S1>So recently, Believe it or not, I purchased an eye

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<v S1>mask on Temu and it was like a 3D printed one.

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<v S1>It was like the mega eye mask, just the. I've

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<v S1>been using it for about a month and the inside's

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<v S1>come off already, so don't get your eye mask from Temu. Don't.

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<v S1>There's a trick for young players.

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<v S2>I just, you know, when it comes to anything, pretty much.

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<v S2>Don't bother getting anything from Temu.

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<v S1>Well, you see my jet plane the boys are playing with.

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<v S1>Flew that up into the international airspace and gotten a

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<v S1>lot of trouble. So what are the jobs?

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<v S2>Um, you can take on any of the critical roles

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<v S2>that are there, um, and answer the call of being

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<v S2>in a career in Antarctica. So they've got people that

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<v S2>they need field staff, engineers, um, maintenance workers, carpenters, chefs, mechanics, electricians,

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<v S2>medics and technicians to keep Scott base running. Um, so

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<v S2>the scientists can basically keep so there's, there's a workforce

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<v S2>and then there's a scientific team that are there. Um,

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<v S2>and that's what keeps the joint running.

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<v S1>Geez. Imagine being the medic. You could go the whole

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<v S1>time without having to do anything. Yeah, maybe someone's got

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<v S1>a blister or something.

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<v S2>Chances are, chances are you probably will run into a

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<v S2>couple of a couple of issues, no doubt.

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<v S1>Can we set up a keyword, Antarctica and get a

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<v S1>bounce back for all the job listings?

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<v S2>Should we just put ice to make it easier?

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<v S1>Well, I'm relying on people having spellcheck, not punching out

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<v S1>on a Nokia. Click click click click click click.

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<v S2>Yeah, we'll just say ice icy to 3520. And here's

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<v S2>the link where you can check it out. Awesome. Because

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<v S2>it's only a short stint. It's basically you apply for it.

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<v S2>You get picked up at the end of the year,

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<v S2>then you roll through and you come back in Feb.

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<v S1>Can we have a little bit of a wallow next

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<v S1>in the Black Caps and how they went last night

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<v S1>against Sri Lanka?

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<v S2>Absolute masterclass.

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<v S1>Oh man. We'll have a chat about the last four overs.

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<v S1>They went absolutely berserk. It was so good. This is

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<v S1>probably the second longest guns N roses song I believe

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<v S1>we play November rain rock drive on the Rock.

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<v S9>Okay. Let's go.

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<v S10>Drive home.

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<v S3>Drive.

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<v S1>Guns N roses. November. Rain. Rock. Drive. Thursday afternoon. Drunk

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<v S1>driving you home? Uh, hats off to the Black Caps.

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<v S1>Smash Sri Lanka by 61 runs in Colombo. Defending 168

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<v S1>for seven, holding the hosts to just 107 for eight. Um,

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<v S1>Mitchell Santner got 47 off 26 and they actually ended

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<v S1>up getting, uh, 70 off the last four overs.

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<v S2>Full Tonk fist.

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<v S1>Yeah, which is crazy. Um, with the ball. Rachin Ravindra

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<v S1>ripped through Sri Lanka for four for 27. Matt Henry

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<v S1>took two for three off two overs and New Zealand

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<v S1>bowled 17 overs of spin to strangle the chase. So

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<v S1>outstanding nudge from the boys.

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<v S11>First ball of the chase. Oh my goodness. Could they

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<v S11>ask for a better start. Country. Phenomenal. Up up pace

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<v S11>off from Henry. Gone. And straight away. Had to go.

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<v S12>Guy still in the air and stumps are broken.

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<v S11>Gone again? He's just flying it up. Gone up. It's

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<v S11>gone up. Mitchell. Getting in, getting in big hands safely

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<v S11>underneath that river.

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<v S1>It's the sort of cut off, weirdly there at the end.

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<v S1>Is there a better cricket commentator than Dooley?

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<v S2>I love hearing him.

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<v S1>He's so good. Dooley and Smitty is just one of

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<v S1>the most electric combos.

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<v S2>And that was it. That was in Colombo as well,

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<v S2>wasn't it? So that would have been tough for the

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<v S2>Sri Lankans to eat that up.

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<v S1>So the win all but locks in the Black Caps

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<v S1>into the T20 World Cup semi-finals. They now face England

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<v S1>next in Colombo with top spot and the Super Eights

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<v S1>group on the line. So you know that's going to

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<v S1>be a tough ask. But, uh, this seems like they

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<v S1>might have the team that can do it.

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<v S2>We love a short format.

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<v S1>Well yeah I mean it's I mean, the the silverware

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<v S1>has eluded us many times before, but we will wait

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<v S1>with bated breath and, uh, be back in them. Come

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<v S1>that game.

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<v S3>Coming up with the fellas.

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<v S1>Your chance to have Pepsi pour it on for some

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<v S1>Jim Beam homegrown praise. All the deets coming up. In

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<v S1>the meantime, a quick one. What is the name of

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<v S1>the stadium that the NRL games will be played in

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<v S1>this weekend in Las Vegas, Nevada? We'll have the answer next.

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<v S3>Giant dunk.

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<v S1>Hello there. If you've just joined us, welcome on in.

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<v S1>This is Rock drive. We asked this question before the break.

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<v S1>It was a quick one. What is the name of

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<v S1>the stadium that the NRL games will be played in

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<v S1>this weekend in Las Vegas?

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<v S2>Rubber leg in Las Vegas is going to go down

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<v S2>at Allegiant Stadium. Big old bit of kit that one.

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<v S1>315 Sunday afternoon, first game and second game around about 530. Me,

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<v S1>myself and Jay will be hosting a bit of pod

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<v S1>if you want to climb on in there or jumping

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<v S1>on the, uh, chat group and stuff as well. Uh,

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<v S1>next weekend the Pepsi Pre's could be happening at your

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<v S1>place to get geed up for Jim Beam Homegrown. There's

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<v S1>gigs galore tomorrow live at the domain, Good Charlotte, highly suspect.

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<v S1>Yellow card. You can get amongst tickets on the rock.

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<v S1>Here they are, little one rock. Drive on the rock.

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<v S3>Like the Santa that you can get the link in

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<v S3>the show notes.

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<v S1>It's the white stripes. Blue orchid, the rock with Jay

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<v S1>and Doug coming up shortly with the latest in rock

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<v S1>news and sport. This probably won't be in it, so

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<v S1>I will mention it now. Florida Lady sets the record

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<v S1>for the oldest competitive pool player heading to a Vegas

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<v S1>tournament this weekend at the age of 98. She's going

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<v S1>to be massively disappointed when she bumps into all the Australians.

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<v S1>They're there for the NRL this weekend. Who are these people?

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<v S2>How to level up Vegas? I fill it up with

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<v S2>four Australian League supporting clubs.

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<v S1>We're actually going to be chatting to a good mate. Curb,

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<v S1>friend of the show, does two vlogs podcasts over in Australia. Uh,

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<v S1>he's just landed over there and uh, he's keen to

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<v S1>have a chat on the radio show tomorrow. He'll be

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<v S1>battling over there.

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<v S2>Oh, yeah, he hates the heat. And it is warm

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<v S2>for a big man.

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<v S1>Here to see the job in Antarctica would be.

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<v S2>Perfect for him.

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<v S1>Perfect.

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<v S2>Perfect.

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<v S1>So you'll catch up with cube and see what the

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<v S1>vibes like on the ground are over there now. Uh,

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<v S1>also latest in weather in a couple of moments for you.

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<v S1>And nicknamed ninjas. Returning after four.

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<v S2>And find out who Kelly Slater wrapped the golf club around.

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<v S3>Listen to our other podcast. Not for radio. Wherever you're

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<v S3>listening to this one, just search. Not for radio.

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<v S1>How are Jane Dunk driving you home if you just

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<v S1>joined us? Welcome on in. We're just watching the New

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<v S1>Zealand Golf Open on Sky one. I think it is

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<v S1>at the moment Jay's like, oh there he is. I

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<v S1>was like, who's that? Looked up there? It looked like

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<v S1>some sort of farmer with a big beanie on. Then

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<v S1>Jay's like Kelly Slater. I was like, oh my gosh.

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<v S2>The goat with the glorious George Harper junior as well.

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<v S2>What a magnificent man he is.

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<v S1>Yeah. Um, pretty cool having him in the country. A

0:12:36.890 --> 0:12:40.770
<v S1>reminder you can text podcast to 3520 to hear the

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<v S1>entire morning ramble chat with Kelly Slater. He was on

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<v S1>the show this morning chatting all things World Surf League

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<v S1>and also the New Zealand Open as well.

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<v S2>Before six, the four lads that attempted to cross the

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<v S2>Atlantic Ocean in a rowboat and it went horribly, horribly,

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<v S2>horribly wrong.

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<v S1>How long ago was this?

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<v S2>Um, probably about ten years ago now. Yeah, right. It

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<v S2>is one of the worst things that you'll ever hear.

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<v S2>But they made a documentary about it, and it's well

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<v S2>worth a watch.

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<v S1>And next, some things should not be forgotten. And the

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<v S1>great Dargaville toilet fiasco of 2013 is one of those.

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<v S1>Just when you thought it had been flushed down the drain,

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<v S1>this thing's bubbling back up next. Weezer hash pipe on

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<v S1>the rock.

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<v S3>Like the sound of that? You can get the link

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<v S3>in the show. Notes.

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<v S1>Silverchair anthem for the year 2000. It is Rock drive

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<v S1>and the Rock. I know you've all been waiting to

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<v S1>find out what this is because we're bringing it back

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<v S1>to the top. The great Dargaville toilet fiasco of 2013

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<v S1>at Blue Dargaville Tidbits. It was a nightmare for the

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<v S1>town that weekend. It was actually a whole week, wasn't it,

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<v S1>Benny boy?

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<v S3>It was five days. Yeah. You know, they say you never.

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<v S3>You never have a second chance to make a good

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<v S3>first impression. And boy, did I cock this up.

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<v S1>So you. Why'd you book an Airbnb there?

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<v S3>We didn't. So this was. This was our girlfriend at

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<v S3>the time. Um, her friend's boyfriend's family have, like, a

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<v S3>house there. Like an old sort of villa on a

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<v S3>bit of a farm. Farm area, but a forest, a

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<v S3>nice river. And we thought, oh, a bunch of us

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<v S3>will go up there in our uni break for five

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<v S3>days for a little bit of a getaway. Is he

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<v S3>doing someone else's driving? Just punching tins all the way

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<v S3>up there. So by the time I got to Dargaville,

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<v S3>I was absolutely bursting. So I just go charging into

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<v S3>the house first. Went in as soon as they opened

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<v S3>the door straight into the loo. One toilet. This is

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<v S3>crucial information. I go, I check, I check my like

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<v S3>stubby on the on the cistern, start taking a leak

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<v S3>and then as if in like slow motion, the bottle

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<v S3>starts sliding towards me. It falls. I go to grab it,

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<v S3>I miss and it lands in like the front part

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<v S3>of the toilet. The toilet bowl. It just smashes a

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<v S3>big hole. Just clean out of the front part of

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<v S3>the bowl.

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<v S1>Like just goes straight through the porcelain.

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<v S3>Straight through the porcelain. Just knocks out like a like

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<v S3>a plate size like. And immediately I panic and my

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<v S3>stupid brain goes flush. So I just, I just flushed

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<v S3>immediately and it just floods the bathroom. So now I'm

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<v S3>just standing there in like, toilet water and piss, just going, man,

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<v S3>what do I do? I don't even know this bloke.

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<v S3>Like I have no idea. So I go and tell

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<v S3>my missus to tell his girlfriend to tell him they

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<v S3>come back in. We tried to fix it with tin foil,

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<v S3>which as you as you can imagine, it's not a

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<v S3>particularly watertight substance.

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<v S1>Clearly you can tell you guys haven't finished uni at

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<v S1>this point.

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<v S2>But you had finished what was in the tin foil.

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<v S3>I'd never actually finished uni, but that's a story for

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<v S3>another day.

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<v S1>And then. So the question needs to be asked. Easy

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<v S1>to find a plumber.

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<v S3>No plumbers. Now what we did is I decided to

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<v S3>dig a little slit trench out in the garden for everyone,

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<v S3>found a sawhorse and I jimmied up a beautiful outdoor abode.

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<v S3>I didn't really think about the placement of it though,

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<v S3>because it was. It basically turned the kitchen window and

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<v S3>the deck into a viewing platform for whoever was using

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<v S3>this makeshift trench that I dug. So obviously the girls

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<v S3>weren't very stoked about it and neither were the guys.

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<v S3>And we're like, oh, we'll stick it out. And then

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<v S3>my buddy, um.

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<v S1>How many days before you did a poo?

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<v S3>Well, immediately on the first day.

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<v S1>Panic poo.

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<v S3>Evacuate my mate. I will say we'll call him Charles.

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<v S1>Because that's his name.

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<v S3>He goes, I'm not using this with his viewing platform.

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<v S3>I'm going off into nature. So he goes for a

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<v S3>little bit of a walk into the forest next to

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<v S3>the beach, and he's where he goes. I don't want

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<v S3>to crap on my pants and on my shoes. So

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<v S3>he takes them completely off and he's wearing a real

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<v S3>baggy t shirt and he goes, man, I don't want it.

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<v S3>Like dripping down the back either. So he takes the

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<v S3>t shirt off. Little did he know, there was a

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<v S3>popular walking track.

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<v S1>Through through.

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<v S3>The back of the forest there. So he's just this lanky,

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<v S3>gangly teenage dude, completely naked with his clothes hung in

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<v S3>a tree, just taking a shit off the side of

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<v S3>a popular walking track. I don't know who was more

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<v S3>surprised that international tourists, or Charles, as they come round

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<v S3>the corner and just find him squatting there.

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<v S2>Kicking one out in the bush?

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<v S3>Ah, yeah. So you won't be surprised to know I

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<v S3>was never invited back to that batch.

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<v S1>Well, yeah, that's zero parts surprising. The the real trick

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<v S1>to a nature poo, though, is to hang off the

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<v S1>tree so you have an arm out on the trunk

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<v S1>and lean back. That way you can get it away

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<v S1>from the trousers of your undies. You know you don't

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<v S1>want it, like you say, kicking back underneath.

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<v S2>I do find, though, that it makes your butt cheeks

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<v S2>clench quite a bit when you're leaning back though, so

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<v S2>you just start smacking out brown lasagna sheets just like

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<v S2>a big white bag. White.

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<v S1>Okay, okay.

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<v S3>Started out as a nice broken toilet story. J.

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<v S1>Uh, let's just round this out to everyone, we'll call it. Um,

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<v S1>have you stayed at an Airbnb Booker batch?

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<v S2>Yeah.

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<v S1>And what got ruined?

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<v S3>What have you busted up?

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<v S2>I've got a cracking high heel through a through a

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<v S2>TV after the break for you.

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<v S1>I'll do one better, mate. I'll play some music and

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<v S1>we won't have a break, eh? Jeez, I'm a nice guy.

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<v S1>These guys out on the road again this weekend. Oh, yeah.

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<v S1>You can text us three five, two zero. You can

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<v S1>call us as well. And bonus points as well, if

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<v S1>you can beat Benny boys 20s on the property before

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<v S1>he blew the toilet out. Blind spot. Coming home on

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<v S1>the rock. Every day's a Saturday. This rock drive on

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<v S1>the rock. J's having a good old giggle. Uh, so

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<v S1>Benny Boy managed to drop a beer bottle through, um,

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<v S1>what essentially was an Airbnb, uh, toilet. And then they

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<v S1>were all pooing in a ditch on the front lawn

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<v S1>for the whole week because he buggered the toilet. On

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<v S1>day one. Couldn't get a plumber out to fix it.

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<v S1>So pretty hard to beat. He'd been in the house. 20s.

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<v S2>Yeah.

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<v S1>And he'd done himself a real mischief, and everyone else

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<v S1>had to deal with it. But have you had a

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<v S1>similar sort of situation? Go down a piece of accommodation

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<v S1>that you're renting. You can text us 3520. I don't

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<v S1>know who would want to be an Airbnb landlord or

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<v S1>a landlord.

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<v S2>Yeah. Um, we.

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<v S1>People like Jay floating around.

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<v S2>Yeah. This is probably a little closer to home. We

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<v S2>had a health and wellness weekend where we were predominantly

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<v S2>just having green smoothies, and one of the boys, um,

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<v S2>came tearing around the corner on a kids quad bike

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<v S2>and jumped it over a fire. And we said to him,

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<v S2>we said, wow, where'd you get that from? And he goes,

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<v S2>ash has smashed the door into the garage and found it.

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<v S1>Oh, no. All right. When I was about 22, we

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<v S1>went to our family beach, which is now in Boca. Mhm. Um,

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<v S1>went to there and I had a whole bunch of

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<v S1>my mates come over for New Year's to the beach,

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<v S1>and for whatever reason, it was empty at that time

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<v S1>for that year. And I came out halfway through New

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<v S1>Year's Eve and saw about 20 people on the front

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<v S1>deck jumping up and down. And second story. I'm like,

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<v S1>what are you doing? My granddad built this in the 70s.

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<v S1>You're gonna go straight through it. He was like, he

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<v S1>wasn't even a proper builder. He was only okay at things.

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<v S1>That's why the doors don't close properly.

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<v S2>This one here from Marty. We had a 30 year

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<v S2>anniversary work trip to Rarotonga. Me and the wife woke

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<v S2>up in the morning to absolute carnage in our room.

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<v S2>It looked like a scene out of the Hangover. The

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<v S2>couch is broken. The light was broken, the ceiling fan

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<v S2>was broken. Beer bottles everywhere, wine bottles and the creek.

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<v S2>And the boss was asleep on the veranda. He smashed

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<v S2>the place to bits.

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<v S1>Oh no. That's like that one with the lads on

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<v S1>the stag do in Thailand. And there's the monkey. They

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<v S1>wake up and there's a monkey monkey in their room,

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<v S1>and it's like hanging off the fan, going round in circles,

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<v S1>making heaps of noise. They wake up and they're like,

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<v S1>what is that, man?

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<v S2>Another one here slid down the stairs and our suitcases

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<v S2>managed to put a hole in the wall at the

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<v S2>end of the stairs. Found an A4 sheet of paper

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<v S2>and some wall paint under the house, but the A4

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<v S2>piece of paper over the hole whacked it with the

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<v S2>Bunnings mini roller. Bob's your aunties, Nana.

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<v S1>Oh my gosh.

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<v S2>Another one here. Only soba made it a stag do.

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<v S2>Found the owner's lawn mower and mowed a cricket pitch

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<v S2>into their brand spanking new lawn while we all chewed

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<v S2>on a bit of cardboard.

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<v S1>There you.

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<v S2>Go. It's a big old weekend.

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<v S1>Just a little bit annoyed at myself, I realized we

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<v S1>could have called the segment, broke a batch.

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<v S2>Wasn't. Oh well, wasn't me, but a mate was trying

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<v S2>to heat up some food with nothing even on the plate.

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<v S2>He put in for 30 minutes instead of three and

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<v S2>exploded in the microwave.

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<v S1>Oh, that'll do it. You're not supposed to do that

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<v S1>with them, are, you know, put your.

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<v S2>Food on it first, you nincompoop.

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<v S1>Nincompoop!

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<v S13>Get that link in the show. Notes.

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<v S1>Deftones. Infinite Source. It is the rocket chain dunk. So

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<v S1>I thought I'd just play this to you because you

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<v S1>know how your algorithms change, and sometimes you're like, oh,

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<v S1>it knows me so well. And other times you're like,

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<v S1>that's a miss. Good luck serving that up to me

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<v S1>another 20 times. That's a waste of money.

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<v S2>I just got served up a hungover chicken sandwich by

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<v S2>Al Brown.

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<v S1>When's it getting delivered?

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<v S2>I'm gonna make one right now. I'm not even hungover.

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<v S2>I just want to get drunk.

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<v S1>So before. Before. Makes me want to start at the start.

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<v S1>So before, like before I play this, I just want

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<v S1>to say, hey, this is an outrageous ad. I haven't

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<v S1>heard an ad like this. And B, don't worry about

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<v S1>my marriage. It's fine. If anything, I'm tired from so much,

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<v S1>it'll make sense in a second.

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<v S14>Sexless marriages have one thing in common a man who

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<v S14>grew up being a nice guy. There's a version of

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<v S14>marriage nobody warns you about. The one where you live

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<v S14>in the same house, raised the same kids, share the

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<v S14>same bed and feel completely alone. She's not cruel. She's

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<v S14>not cheating.

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<v S15>She just what is this?

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<v S14>A square between the mortgage and the school pickups. You

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<v S14>became a co-parent, a provider, a task sharing partner, but

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<v S14>not a man she desires. You can't remember.

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<v S15>She doesn't desire you anymore.

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<v S2>I'm reading between the lines here. I'm actually listening to

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<v S2>what he's saying.

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<v S14>The last time.

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<v S15>Was absolute bollocks.

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<v S1>Yeah.

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<v S2>Well, we're just saying before.

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<v S1>That singing at.

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<v S2>Our algorithms. Dumb AI singing yet as well, by the way.

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<v S2>But we were just talking about before how our algorithms

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<v S2>are in sync. Definitely don't have that one in mind.

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<v S2>What have you been searching?

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<v S1>I've just got teeth whitening pop up to whiten my teeth.

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<v S2>Yeah, pretty white on the deluxe colour chart. Slightly closer

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<v S2>to a fish and chip chip?

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<v S1>Well, they look like a packet of cigarettes telling you

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<v S1>not to smoke them, so probably could do the weed

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<v S1>tickle up. And I've got mattresses popping up and fold

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<v S1>out couches. That's basically what I served at the moment.

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<v S2>Yeah, it's one of those really confronting things. I didn't

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<v S2>even think about it. But if you just hit on

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<v S2>Instagram in particular, if you hit the search button and

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<v S2>it's your explore, it shows what you've been looking at.

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<v S2>Does it? Yeah. It basically shows what you've been in,

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<v S2>what your algorithm would be. So if you hit it,

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<v S2>mine's currently a guy. Have a look at yours.

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<v S1>Oh man. Some stuff about Dan Hooker a bunch of

0:23:55.080 --> 0:23:59.040
<v S1>vegetables yelling into a screen telling you why they're good.

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<v S1>Uh ChatGPT was asked how to live to 140, and

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<v S1>the answer was simple, logical, and totally surprising.

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<v S2>Uh, mine's showing tugboats pushing boats into walls. Um, cheap,

0:24:10.520 --> 0:24:13.560
<v S2>cheap tattoos. A guy getting his head kicked in, um,

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<v S2>Sean Strickland, uh, the rock kissing some chick who's super,

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<v S2>super black. But I think that might be AI.

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<v S1>And I've got a Milwaukee thong as an a G banger.

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<v S1>That's an interesting one.

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<v S2>Just a couple of losers, you know.

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<v S1>Well, everyone already knew that. I think people listening to

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<v S1>us make themselves feel better, right? And we do a

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<v S1>very good job at it. Uh, so just be aware

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<v S1>of that, guys.

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<v S2>Just be aware of if you're searching up different parts,

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<v S2>you know, to stimulate different bits of your body all

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<v S2>the time and various different pictures of women.

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<v S1>You'll just get like an AI song singing about a flashlight.

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<v S13>Coming up next.

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<v S2>Yeah.

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<v S1>It's that little buddy brain. Guys wouldn't mind trying one

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<v S1>of those one day, but I'm not a sicko. Here's

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<v S1>your quick one. The answer on the other side of

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<v S1>the break. What is the record for rowing across the Atlantic?

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<v S1>And then a bit of a deep dive on these

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<v S1>fellas as well. We'll have the answer in a couple

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<v S1>of moments. And also I am giant. And the pumpkins

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<v S1>as well.

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<v S13>Like the sauna there. You can get the link in

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<v S13>the show notes.

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<v S1>Hello there. If you've just joined us. We asked this

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<v S1>question before the break. It was our quick one. What

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<v S1>is the record for rowing across the Atlantic?

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<v S2>These are crazy. The fastest it's ever been done is

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<v S2>29 days, 14 hours and 34 minutes. Wild. Uh, that

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<v S2>was set by the four man crew. The four oarsmen

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<v S2>back in 2018 are fastest female pair 38 days and

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<v S2>fastest solo female 40 days 21 hours.

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<v S1>Wow.

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<v S2>They're basically rowing from La Gomera to Antigua.

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<v S1>I don't know where both of those places are, but

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<v S1>it sounds like a long way apart.

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<v S2>Sounds like a month apart on a rowboat.

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<v S16>Like a blind man at an orgy. I was going

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<v S16>to have to feel things out.

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<v S10>Jay and Doug's drive home. Rock drive.

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<v S1>Lenny the Eagle. Kravitz. Paralyzed. Eight after four. Drunk driving

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<v S1>you home on the Rock. Quick! Well done to the

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<v S1>2026 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame nominees The Black Crowes,

0:26:09.120 --> 0:26:13.560
<v S1>Billy Idol, Phil Collins, Iron Maiden, Oasis. Let's get into it.

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<v S1>Nicknamed ninjas.

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<v S17>Forgiveness, please. Nickname. ninjas.

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<v S1>You guys have a particular set of skills and you

0:26:28.650 --> 0:26:31.210
<v S1>know how to use them. Here's the scenario. So there's

0:26:31.210 --> 0:26:33.010
<v S1>a guy at work turns up every day, but he's

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<v S1>an odd one, complains about anything and everything, but he

0:26:35.450 --> 0:26:38.050
<v S1>comes in with all these weird scenarios like, would you

0:26:38.050 --> 0:26:40.490
<v S1>rather slap a ball in the backside or sleep with

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<v S1>a monkey? Or tells us the difference, uh, the different

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<v S1>types of cows. And then there's, uh, I'll give you

0:26:45.690 --> 0:26:48.490
<v S1>$50 to ride that sheep. He's easily offended, but he

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<v S1>can't take it. It takes everything to heart. Please help.

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<v S2>Some help in the form of Barry Holden's suggestion. His

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<v S2>nickname should be slinky. Not much use, but would put

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<v S2>one hell of a smile on your face, pushing him

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<v S2>down a set of stairs.

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<v S1>I'll back it up with this one. Quinn Johnson. What

0:27:06.530 --> 0:27:09.170
<v S1>about dildo? He can give it, but can't take it.

0:27:12.050 --> 0:27:15.810
<v S2>Gordon Murray, one ply toilet paper. Can't handle shit.

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<v S1>He's the waxy sort. That weird square stuff. Hey, uh,

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<v S1>that's from Ritchie Moon, the Bad Waiter, always dishing it

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<v S1>out but never takes it back.

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<v S2>Uh, Greg Tucker suggested prunes. Okay, in small doses, but

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<v S2>bound to give you the shits.

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<v S1>That's from Nathan Rasmussen. Tony. Just because he reminds me

0:27:37.670 --> 0:27:39.550
<v S1>of a guy I used to work with called Tony.

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<v S1>That's from Damien Henly. The glove box full of crap.

0:27:42.950 --> 0:27:46.030
<v S1>You can't shut him up. Peter Mitchell, Nimbus. The type

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<v S1>of cloud. It's always a better day once he disappears.

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<v S2>There's one here from Kody Hendra. The Turkish delight. Always there,

0:27:53.510 --> 0:28:00.950
<v S2>but no one likes them. Uh, Barry Holden, the Mona Lisa,

0:28:01.390 --> 0:28:06.070
<v S2>the Mona Lisa. Uh, Curtis beard, the appendix. No idea

0:28:06.070 --> 0:28:07.950
<v S2>what he does or what he's doing, but we'd prefer

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<v S2>to have him out.

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<v S1>That's from Chris Morton. The politician talks bollocks, gives stick,

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<v S1>and is easily offended when he receives it back. And

0:28:16.350 --> 0:28:19.990
<v S1>Brian Haddock splinter. Irritating prick that gets under your skin.

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<v S2>Great stuff. Those were spectacular.

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<v S1>You got options. I couldn't help but notice that you

0:28:25.240 --> 0:28:28.920
<v S1>sent that through in the Sniper's Nightmare Facebook page. Anonymous.

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<v S2>Yeah.

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<v S1>So. Anonymous. You have options.

0:28:31.800 --> 0:28:37.680
<v S2>Someone just put in from anonymous. Call him Jay Cartwright. Clearly, clearly,

0:28:37.760 --> 0:28:41.600
<v S2>clearly someone who's exactly the same that they work with.

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<v S1>Hey, mate, would you rather slap a ball on the

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<v S1>backside or sleep with a monkey?

0:28:46.880 --> 0:28:50.600
<v S2>Late edition from Ethan Clark. Is it too early? Why

0:28:50.600 --> 0:28:53.000
<v S2>don't you call him Steve Irwin? Takes everything to the heart.

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<v S1>Too soon. Too soon? Nah, I'm not okay with that.

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<v S2>Name, neither.

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<v S1>I wish you had a filter.

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<v S2>Me neither. What? Yes.

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<v S13>Like the sound of that. You can get the link

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<v S13>in the show notes.

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<v S1>Pearl Jam Record's rock drive in the Rock Thursday afternoon. Uh,

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<v S1>the award winning Morning Rumble had Kelly Slater on the

0:29:17.000 --> 0:29:20.160
<v S1>show this morning. He's over for the New Zealand Golf Open,

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<v S1>which is exciting happening out of Millbrook and Queenstown. Is it?

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<v S2>Yep. Yep. They're going to be, um, there's quite a

0:29:25.460 --> 0:29:27.660
<v S2>lot of golf actually happening over the, the next week,

0:29:27.700 --> 0:29:29.980
<v S2>a lot of tournaments in and around the courses. And he,

0:29:30.180 --> 0:29:31.860
<v S2>I think covers it off in this chat that he

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<v S2>had with him the most probably expensive round of golf

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<v S2>that you can have in New Zealand.

0:29:35.780 --> 0:29:36.540
<v S11>New Zealand Golf.

0:29:36.540 --> 0:29:39.740
<v S3>Open is on this weekend, the Pro-Am as well. The

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<v S3>11 I mean he's a he's an amazing golfer but

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<v S3>just the world's greatest surfer Kelly Slater good morning. The

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<v S3>goats welcome the Kelly Slater bro.

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<v S2>Welcome to.

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<v S3>The Rumble.

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<v S18>That was a huge golf clap right there.

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<v S3>Thanks guys. I know, uh, so you're the world's greatest surfer. Um,

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<v S3>and you're a scratch golfer. So when did you start golf?

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<v S18>Uh, gosh, I've been golfing for 30 years now.

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<v S3>So all around the sort of the same time you

0:30:04.900 --> 0:30:06.660
<v S3>were the world's greatest surfer?

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<v S18>I was, I, I started playing when I was about 23.

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<v S18>So I'd been 3 or 4 years into competing full

0:30:13.740 --> 0:30:17.060
<v S18>time as a pro on the tour, but I found

0:30:17.060 --> 0:30:19.020
<v S18>golf and got really addicted to it. It kind of

0:30:19.160 --> 0:30:20.800
<v S18>took away from my surf time a little bit, but

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<v S18>it actually sort of helped improve my mental game competitively.

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<v S18>Why so?

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<v S19>Just because it is such a punishing game mentally?

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<v S18>Yeah, because you just start hating yourself and you find

0:30:30.480 --> 0:30:33.560
<v S18>some deep rooted issues and you get rid of them.

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<v S3>Uh.

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<v S19>Kelly Slater is with us on the show new Zealand

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<v S19>Golf Open happening this weekend. Now, you're not a stranger

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<v S19>to New Zealand and golf. Uh, I've been lucky enough

0:30:42.440 --> 0:30:45.600
<v S19>to be invited, and I've played at, um, a couple

0:30:45.640 --> 0:30:48.360
<v S19>of times, which is New Zealand's number one golf course.

0:30:48.400 --> 0:30:50.440
<v S19>Got to be invited to play there or be a member.

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<v S19>You've played there with a friend of ours, Israel Adesanya,

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<v S19>the last stylebender. How does he go golf? How did

0:30:56.000 --> 0:30:57.960
<v S19>those rounds go? And how much have you played here?

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<v S18>Uh, the. We had one round together. We played at, uh, tiara, and, uh,

0:31:03.720 --> 0:31:06.600
<v S18>it was fun. His brother came and a couple friends.

0:31:06.600 --> 0:31:09.840
<v S18>We had a good time. Um, he he loves his golf.

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<v S18>Pretty funny. You know, maybe. Maybe you wouldn't think a

0:31:12.000 --> 0:31:13.880
<v S18>surf would love golf. Maybe you wouldn't think a fighter

0:31:13.880 --> 0:31:16.680
<v S18>would love golf. But, you know, there's just some burning

0:31:16.680 --> 0:31:21.370
<v S18>desire there to improve the technique that that resides within us.

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<v S18>But as far as it goes, I just love it.

0:31:24.650 --> 0:31:28.090
<v S18>Rick Kane, who's the founder of the club, uh, we

0:31:28.090 --> 0:31:30.770
<v S18>became friends about close to ten years ago, and he's

0:31:30.770 --> 0:31:33.410
<v S18>invited me to play as a member, guest tournaments with him.

0:31:33.410 --> 0:31:35.770
<v S18>And I've become really close friends with my buddy Reuben,

0:31:35.770 --> 0:31:38.890
<v S18>who's a caddie up there, and he surfs the area. And, uh,

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<v S18>so I really enjoy getting back there now.

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<v S20>Kelly, it smells here. The cells coming to to Raglan

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<v S20>when you were at the top of your game, how

0:31:47.730 --> 0:31:51.890
<v S20>often did you come to New Zealand to surf? Obviously competitively. Uh,

0:31:52.010 --> 0:31:54.970
<v S20>not that often, but what are your memories of surfing

0:31:54.970 --> 0:31:56.530
<v S20>New Zealand, and did you just turn up at breaks

0:31:56.530 --> 0:31:58.730
<v S20>and people go, bro, are you Kelly Slater?

0:32:00.450 --> 0:32:03.250
<v S18>I actually don't have much surf history in New Zealand. Uh,

0:32:03.250 --> 0:32:05.850
<v S18>I have probably more golf history. We've never had a

0:32:05.850 --> 0:32:09.730
<v S18>World Tour event. We've had qualifying series events, um, like

0:32:09.730 --> 0:32:13.250
<v S18>just smaller events, but never had a full fledged world

0:32:13.290 --> 0:32:16.750
<v S18>tour event in, in New Zealand until now. so that'll

0:32:16.790 --> 0:32:20.670
<v S18>be great. Billy Stairmand got, uh, you know, your New

0:32:20.670 --> 0:32:22.870
<v S18>Zealand boy got the, uh, wild card. And I think

0:32:22.870 --> 0:32:25.190
<v S18>there's one more up for grabs for someone through a

0:32:25.190 --> 0:32:28.310
<v S18>trials of some sort, so that'll be super exciting. Obviously,

0:32:28.350 --> 0:32:30.870
<v S18>Raglan's sort of the premier. Name when you when you

0:32:30.910 --> 0:32:33.830
<v S18>hear about surfing in New Zealand. So it should be

0:32:33.830 --> 0:32:35.990
<v S18>a really great event. I imagine the crowds will turn

0:32:35.990 --> 0:32:38.830
<v S18>up pretty huge. Hopefully you get some really great surf.

0:32:38.870 --> 0:32:40.230
<v S18>It's a good time of year for it.

0:32:40.230 --> 0:32:43.990
<v S1>I cannot wait for that. Yeah, I've already booked my accommodation.

0:32:43.990 --> 0:32:46.670
<v S1>I'll be down there. It's also the weekend of my birthday.

0:32:46.710 --> 0:32:48.830
<v S2>Yeah. What a treat you are in for.

0:32:48.870 --> 0:32:50.670
<v S1>I haven't seen you since I was 14, but I'm

0:32:50.670 --> 0:32:51.350
<v S1>here for it.

0:32:51.590 --> 0:32:54.470
<v S2>Yeah, mate, there'll be no space in the lineup at all. Um,

0:32:54.590 --> 0:32:56.270
<v S2>they didn't touch on it. Or maybe they did in the.

0:32:56.750 --> 0:32:58.510
<v S1>Hang on. Did you think I wanted to go down

0:32:58.550 --> 0:32:59.270
<v S1>there to surf?

0:33:00.270 --> 0:33:02.030
<v S2>I thought you might have been giving it a crack

0:33:02.070 --> 0:33:02.950
<v S2>for the first time.

0:33:02.990 --> 0:33:05.270
<v S1>Excuse me. Kelly. Locals only.

0:33:05.310 --> 0:33:05.750
<v S2>Hey, guys.

0:33:05.750 --> 0:33:06.990
<v S1>Do you mind if I grab this one on my

0:33:06.990 --> 0:33:09.950
<v S1>boogie board? Hey, it's more the fact that I haven't

0:33:09.950 --> 0:33:12.150
<v S1>paid much attention to it over the straight hander.

0:33:12.310 --> 0:33:14.230
<v S2>Um, but he, um, they didn't touch on it in

0:33:14.230 --> 0:33:18.090
<v S2>the chat there, but, uh, Kelly Slater and Izzy Dag, uh,

0:33:18.090 --> 0:33:21.530
<v S2>basically played six holes on six different courses, and they

0:33:21.530 --> 0:33:25.690
<v S2>got there, and the the golf cart was a helicopter, including, uh,

0:33:25.690 --> 0:33:30.450
<v S2>the new golf course at Glendhu Bay. Um, which is incredible. Um,

0:33:30.490 --> 0:33:32.370
<v S2>which Derby's old man owns? Well.

0:33:32.450 --> 0:33:34.530
<v S1>On Lake. Warner Lake. Wanaka.

0:33:34.570 --> 0:33:37.090
<v S2>Yeah. Impressive. Like such an insane setup.

0:33:37.290 --> 0:33:41.690
<v S1>That's cool man. Uh, next placemakers Total Recall. Uh, your

0:33:41.690 --> 0:33:45.370
<v S1>chance went up to $500 in placemakers vouchers. If you'd

0:33:45.370 --> 0:33:48.210
<v S1>like to play. Oh, eight handed rock foam. We'll explain

0:33:48.210 --> 0:33:49.810
<v S1>all and get you on after this.

0:33:49.970 --> 0:33:53.210
<v S13>After was 90.2 Auckland.

0:33:53.250 --> 0:33:54.570
<v S10>The rocks Jay and dunk.

0:33:54.610 --> 0:33:55.450
<v S13>The rock drive.

0:33:57.450 --> 0:33:59.170
<v S1>Hello there. If you just joined us we asked this

0:33:59.170 --> 0:34:01.090
<v S1>question before the break. It was our quick one. How

0:34:01.090 --> 0:34:03.010
<v S1>many eggs does a praying mantis lay?

0:34:03.250 --> 0:34:06.330
<v S2>Uh praying mantis female praying mantis can spit out anywhere

0:34:06.330 --> 0:34:10.290
<v S2>between 50 and 400 eggs at one time, encased in

0:34:10.290 --> 0:34:13.130
<v S2>a hardened foam structure called an theca.

0:34:13.980 --> 0:34:17.820
<v S1>That's too many. I don't think the world would be like, oh,

0:34:18.260 --> 0:34:20.100
<v S1>there's no more praying mantises, are they?

0:34:20.140 --> 0:34:22.500
<v S2>They also eat the male after banging the May.

0:34:22.660 --> 0:34:24.980
<v S1>Oh, yeah, I heard they eat 2 or 3 if

0:34:24.980 --> 0:34:27.020
<v S1>they've had a real good go on the malnourished.

0:34:28.140 --> 0:34:31.580
<v S2>Imagine Bonny Blue was a praying mantis. Should we chock

0:34:31.580 --> 0:34:32.020
<v S2>a block?

0:34:32.060 --> 0:34:35.500
<v S1>Let's not give a chance to win big with picnics.

0:34:36.020 --> 0:34:39.340
<v S1>Foo fighters tickets on sale for Auckland and Christchurch. As

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<v S1>of now on the NZ generator on the Rock.

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<v S13>Listen to our other podcast not for radio. Wherever you're

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<v S13>listening to this one, just search. Not for radio.

0:34:49.420 --> 0:34:53.820
<v S1>The Black Keys, Eagle Birds, Rock drive with your old

0:34:53.820 --> 0:34:56.460
<v S1>mates Shandong Thursday afternoon. How do we get to hear

0:34:56.500 --> 0:34:59.860
<v S1>now this coming weekend? It feels like we've had preseason

0:34:59.860 --> 0:35:02.300
<v S1>games for weeks on end. Well, we actually have. But

0:35:02.300 --> 0:35:05.980
<v S1>the NRL kicks off and Vegas, which is awesome. Allegiant

0:35:05.980 --> 0:35:10.260
<v S1>Stadium and there is a couple of games. 315 Sunday

0:35:10.260 --> 0:35:14.360
<v S1>afternoon sees the, um, Newcastle Knights take on the Queensland

0:35:14.360 --> 0:35:18.080
<v S1>Cowboys and then after that you've got Saint George taking on, uh,

0:35:18.080 --> 0:35:21.160
<v S1>the Bulldogs. And I said this earlier and the odds

0:35:21.160 --> 0:35:23.840
<v S1>have actually come down, but, uh, I reckon it's just

0:35:24.880 --> 0:35:26.600
<v S1>the Cowboys are going to get up over the Knights

0:35:26.600 --> 0:35:29.520
<v S1>and paying $1.55. And if you couple that up, this

0:35:29.520 --> 0:35:31.520
<v S1>is the bit that I'm sort of same game multi

0:35:31.520 --> 0:35:34.400
<v S1>looking at. And we are hosting a pot on um

0:35:34.440 --> 0:35:36.120
<v S1>Sunday afternoon for this J.

0:35:36.160 --> 0:35:40.360
<v S2>Yes. Reminder I'll be there. Just not physically. Probably not

0:35:40.360 --> 0:35:41.680
<v S2>mentally either but I'll be there.

0:35:41.880 --> 0:35:44.400
<v S1>Your body will be there. I'll be doing the work.

0:35:44.440 --> 0:35:45.680
<v S1>That's okay because I'm used to that.

0:35:45.720 --> 0:35:49.080
<v S2>Yeah. Um, we're keeping we're consistent with our approach.

0:35:49.120 --> 0:35:51.960
<v S1>The Knights have lost their last five games. Cowboys have

0:35:51.960 --> 0:35:53.840
<v S1>won two of the last three. Their last one was

0:35:53.840 --> 0:35:56.040
<v S1>a loss though. And then so we have a look

0:35:56.040 --> 0:35:59.440
<v S1>at the top like the favorite try anytime try scorer

0:35:59.720 --> 0:36:02.960
<v S1>Murray Toolangi. Yeah it's meant to be mate. My son's

0:36:03.000 --> 0:36:05.480
<v S1>name is Muzz as well. Um get him in there.

0:36:05.480 --> 0:36:08.240
<v S1>And so that's paying like 270 or something like that

0:36:08.240 --> 0:36:11.450
<v S1>for a same game multi Happy days, I reckon.

0:36:11.570 --> 0:36:14.490
<v S2>This isn't a bad one, Dominic. Young Scott Drinkwater and

0:36:14.490 --> 0:36:17.610
<v S2>Tom Dearden. End times, all of them. 1824.

0:36:18.170 --> 0:36:21.570
<v S1>Yeah, I'm going off the bulk. Any time. Try scorers.

0:36:21.650 --> 0:36:24.370
<v S2>But that's like this is one. Here's another, here's another.

0:36:24.410 --> 0:36:26.290
<v S2>This is out of the bit social part. So these

0:36:26.290 --> 0:36:28.130
<v S2>are the popular ones. So basically this is a five

0:36:28.130 --> 0:36:33.010
<v S2>legger that 414 other people have punted on. Fletcher sharp

0:36:33.010 --> 0:36:37.250
<v S2>any time Greg Mazure any time Jackson. Purdue. Any time. Murray. Toolangi.

0:36:37.290 --> 0:36:39.210
<v S2>Any time. Tommy Dearden. Any time.

0:36:39.410 --> 0:36:42.690
<v S1>One 1518 yeah, but then you go, you basically could

0:36:42.690 --> 0:36:45.370
<v S1>be picking every try scorer in the game.

0:36:45.570 --> 0:36:46.010
<v S2>Yeah.

0:36:46.330 --> 0:36:47.050
<v S1>That's tricky.

0:36:47.090 --> 0:36:47.810
<v S2>It's been done.

0:36:48.170 --> 0:36:51.770
<v S1>Not that many times. Anyway, these are the arguments myself

0:36:51.770 --> 0:36:53.450
<v S1>and Jay will have in the hour lead up to

0:36:53.490 --> 0:36:54.650
<v S1>spin in the Rockpile.

0:36:54.690 --> 0:36:58.450
<v S2>Yeah, because I like to go these monstrous Maltese, um,

0:36:58.570 --> 0:37:00.850
<v S2>and dunk's a bit more. Just make money, you know?

0:37:00.890 --> 0:37:02.770
<v S1>Do you know what, though? Jay will hit one and win, like,

0:37:02.770 --> 0:37:05.490
<v S1>30 grand one time, and I'll just never hear the

0:37:05.490 --> 0:37:07.530
<v S1>end of it. Yeah, yeah, never.

0:37:07.770 --> 0:37:11.070
<v S2>26 is as the year of the 26 league multi.

0:37:11.470 --> 0:37:13.830
<v S2>You watch this space.

0:37:13.870 --> 0:37:16.630
<v S1>Can you even get a 26 league multi on the

0:37:16.630 --> 0:37:17.350
<v S1>same game.

0:37:17.390 --> 0:37:19.190
<v S2>No not on the same game. I'm going to put

0:37:19.190 --> 0:37:21.910
<v S2>it across everything. I'll be doing hamster racing all the

0:37:21.910 --> 0:37:24.110
<v S2>way through to inline figure skating.

0:37:24.150 --> 0:37:26.830
<v S1>So we've got a $50 bet bonus bet for you

0:37:26.830 --> 0:37:30.870
<v S1>to win right now. And also food delivery for Sunday afternoon. Uh,

0:37:30.870 --> 0:37:33.470
<v S1>for the opening weekend of the NRL, you can tick

0:37:33.550 --> 0:37:37.030
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0:37:37.030 --> 0:37:38.630
<v S1>in the draw. Make sure you put your first and

0:37:38.630 --> 0:37:40.590
<v S1>last name because we're going to announce the winner. And

0:37:40.590 --> 0:37:43.110
<v S1>a couple of moments, uh, also heads up as well.

0:37:43.110 --> 0:37:46.070
<v S1>If you place a $10 or more bet on both

0:37:46.110 --> 0:37:50.070
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0:37:50.270 --> 0:37:53.470
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<v S2>Ah, I didn't even know this. This is once again

0:38:00.150 --> 0:38:02.470
<v S2>in the Bet social, um, part of it. So they've

0:38:02.470 --> 0:38:06.470
<v S2>got markets popular. And then for you as same game multi.

0:38:06.630 --> 0:38:08.810
<v S2>So you can go up to ten bucks for your

0:38:08.810 --> 0:38:11.450
<v S2>same game. Multi 10 to 20 gives you all the odds.

0:38:11.650 --> 0:38:14.170
<v S2>20 to 50 and then 50 plus. So you hit

0:38:14.170 --> 0:38:15.730
<v S2>on whichever tab you want. It gives you all of

0:38:15.730 --> 0:38:18.250
<v S2>the betting options there. That's cool. Very cool.

0:38:18.530 --> 0:38:20.210
<v S1>They keep making that app better and better don't they

0:38:20.210 --> 0:38:24.810
<v S1>obviously are 18 punt responsibly uh get texting you to 3520.

0:38:24.850 --> 0:38:26.450
<v S1>Give us four minutes and we'll be back with the

0:38:26.450 --> 0:38:27.690
<v S1>winner after the offspring.

0:38:28.690 --> 0:38:30.050
<v S21>He speaks the bullshit.

0:38:30.090 --> 0:38:31.050
<v S10>Jay and dunk.

0:38:31.090 --> 0:38:31.970
<v S13>The rock. Drive.

0:38:33.970 --> 0:38:37.010
<v S1>The offspring self esteem and his rock driving the rock G.

0:38:37.010 --> 0:38:39.290
<v S1>I hope that camera in there is capturing Benny Boy,

0:38:39.330 --> 0:38:41.850
<v S1>trying to drag that wire out of the back of

0:38:41.850 --> 0:38:47.850
<v S1>the desk there. They look like hard work, bro. Yeah,

0:38:47.850 --> 0:38:50.050
<v S1>it looks luggage. If you're new to the show, Benny

0:38:50.050 --> 0:38:53.490
<v S1>Boy is our executive producer. The replacement of show boss Tiggs,

0:38:53.490 --> 0:38:57.050
<v S1>who went to Walkinshaw Racing Supercars team.

0:38:57.050 --> 0:38:58.930
<v S2>And she's loving every second of it at the moment,

0:38:58.930 --> 0:39:01.450
<v S2>which is great. And I think she quickly realized how

0:39:01.450 --> 0:39:05.540
<v S2>much work goes into packing out of a Supercars event, Mhm.

0:39:05.740 --> 0:39:07.780
<v S2>Particularly when you normally get three hours and you get

0:39:07.780 --> 0:39:08.540
<v S2>an hour and a half.

0:39:08.580 --> 0:39:10.420
<v S1>They got the Monday off after the racing so it's

0:39:10.420 --> 0:39:12.580
<v S1>quite good. So they're in Melbourne next weekend. Yeah. And

0:39:12.580 --> 0:39:14.100
<v S1>then a couple of weeks later in Taupo.

0:39:14.140 --> 0:39:17.540
<v S2>Which in it's like Melbourne coincides with the formula one.

0:39:17.540 --> 0:39:18.660
<v S2>So it's just sick.

0:39:18.700 --> 0:39:19.660
<v S1>Crazy. You've done that.

0:39:19.860 --> 0:39:22.180
<v S2>Yeah. It's it's one of the greatest weekends around.

0:39:22.220 --> 0:39:23.780
<v S1>I haven't done that. I need to do that.

0:39:23.820 --> 0:39:27.020
<v S2>Yeah. It's particularly if you get some real you get

0:39:27.020 --> 0:39:29.500
<v S2>some real good individuals together and you get a really

0:39:29.940 --> 0:39:32.660
<v S2>cruisey number on a corporate gift, you know, corporate sort

0:39:32.660 --> 0:39:34.020
<v S2>of hosting suite setup.

0:39:34.260 --> 0:39:35.900
<v S1>Well, that'd be the way to do it. That would

0:39:35.940 --> 0:39:37.540
<v S1>be way everyone would do it if they could.

0:39:37.860 --> 0:39:40.740
<v S2>Red bull, I know you're listening. Send this over.

0:39:40.900 --> 0:39:41.420
<v S1>Oh, yeah.

0:39:41.460 --> 0:39:42.380
<v S2>Let's take a team.

0:39:42.420 --> 0:39:44.660
<v S1>I look like a Red bull athlete. I look good

0:39:44.660 --> 0:39:45.780
<v S1>on all their photos.

0:39:45.820 --> 0:39:46.100
<v S2>Yeah.

0:39:46.300 --> 0:39:48.260
<v S1>Wouldn't I if I sucked it in a little bit?

0:39:48.580 --> 0:39:49.060
<v S1>Not a lot.

0:39:49.100 --> 0:39:50.940
<v S2>They might look to be firing somebody out of a cannon.

0:39:50.940 --> 0:39:53.140
<v S2>I reckon you would. You'd fit the bill.

0:39:54.300 --> 0:39:57.540
<v S1>You're not going to start the race for.

0:39:57.820 --> 0:39:59.260
<v S2>Just dunk across the course.

0:40:00.620 --> 0:40:04.220
<v S1>Um, now, I also want to get you to go

0:40:04.220 --> 0:40:06.600
<v S1>to State of Origin this year. Yeah. Bucket list. So

0:40:06.600 --> 0:40:10.000
<v S1>we're doing Bathurst later in the year. That's a special place.

0:40:10.040 --> 0:40:12.480
<v S2>Um, those packages are still available to, uh, if you're

0:40:12.480 --> 0:40:12.920
<v S2>wanting to go.

0:40:12.960 --> 0:40:13.680
<v S1>I've got some left.

0:40:13.720 --> 0:40:15.160
<v S2>Yeah, I think there might be a couple left.

0:40:15.200 --> 0:40:17.040
<v S1>Alright, well, I'm going to guess because we've talked about

0:40:17.040 --> 0:40:19.320
<v S1>it for a couple of weeks at Bathurst A3520. If

0:40:19.320 --> 0:40:21.440
<v S1>you want to join me and Jane Bathurst that's going

0:40:21.440 --> 0:40:24.160
<v S1>to be awesome. Now back to Beecher and the NRL.

0:40:24.200 --> 0:40:27.880
<v S1>First uh, round is this weekend in Vegas. Couple of

0:40:27.880 --> 0:40:33.120
<v S1>games from 315 uh, and the afternoon on Sunday. And

0:40:33.160 --> 0:40:35.400
<v S1>have we got a winner for the $50 bonus bet?

0:40:35.400 --> 0:40:37.280
<v S1>And also a food delivery for Sunday afternoon?

0:40:37.320 --> 0:40:40.200
<v S2>We do start rubbing your hands together. Uh, and we

0:40:40.200 --> 0:40:43.880
<v S2>wish you all the very best of luck. Brian fogarty. Congratulations,

0:40:43.880 --> 0:40:46.800
<v S2>Brian Fogarty. Good on you. So if you, um, if,

0:40:46.840 --> 0:40:49.640
<v S2>you know Big Bri unit, swing around his place because

0:40:49.640 --> 0:40:52.040
<v S2>he's gonna have some great Tucker during the, um, the

0:40:52.080 --> 0:40:53.560
<v S2>during the league on Sunday.

0:40:54.240 --> 0:40:55.400
<v S13>Tell us what's next, fellas.

0:40:57.960 --> 0:41:01.440
<v S2>Uh, it looks to be the great Dargaville toilet fiasco

0:41:01.440 --> 0:41:04.570
<v S2>of 2013 has reared its ugly head again.

0:41:04.650 --> 0:41:08.650
<v S1>Headset. Are we going to revisit that? Mhm. That's the

0:41:08.650 --> 0:41:10.970
<v S1>story that needs to be told on a Thursday evening.

0:41:11.010 --> 0:41:11.810
<v S2>It is indeed.

0:41:11.930 --> 0:41:13.690
<v S1>If you're like oh what is that. Well we're going

0:41:13.690 --> 0:41:15.250
<v S1>to have it for 5:10.

0:41:15.290 --> 0:41:17.650
<v S2>You were given the opportunity to go somewhere nice. And

0:41:17.650 --> 0:41:20.050
<v S2>this is the reason why you no longer go anywhere nice.

0:41:20.090 --> 0:41:22.090
<v S13>Like the sound of that. You can get the link

0:41:22.090 --> 0:41:22.970
<v S13>in the show notes.

0:41:23.250 --> 0:41:27.250
<v S22>Oh ho ho ho! He's a working class man.

0:41:28.050 --> 0:41:30.970
<v S1>G'day, battlers. Drunk driving you home. Thanks to our mates

0:41:30.970 --> 0:41:33.610
<v S1>at Novus Glass. Yeah, Novus, if you've got a chip

0:41:33.610 --> 0:41:35.970
<v S1>or crack on your windscreen this summer just calling to

0:41:35.970 --> 0:41:37.570
<v S1>your local branch, they'll sort it out for you.

0:41:37.610 --> 0:41:41.210
<v S2>We've got some international correspondents for late mail. And also,

0:41:41.250 --> 0:41:44.130
<v S2>you know, you've always wanted to hear it. If the

0:41:44.170 --> 0:41:47.610
<v S2>Michael Jackson hit song Billie Jean was done as an

0:41:47.610 --> 0:41:49.170
<v S2>Irish folk song cover.

0:41:49.330 --> 0:41:50.890
<v S1>Oh, man, that's so good.

0:41:51.850 --> 0:41:53.530
<v S2>Would you say better than the original?

0:41:54.250 --> 0:41:57.330
<v S1>Yep. Didn't even have to think about that for too long.

0:41:57.370 --> 0:42:01.010
<v S1>Tom Petty learning to fly the rock with your old mates.

0:42:01.050 --> 0:42:03.830
<v S13>Jane the Rock drive podcast.

0:42:09.950 --> 0:42:13.950
<v S1>The rainfall. Nothing makes sense. I just want to. Can

0:42:13.950 --> 0:42:17.590
<v S1>we just pretend this is, uh, hasn't just happened? Okay. Uh,

0:42:17.590 --> 0:42:20.110
<v S1>and so Jay's talking off air during that song, and

0:42:20.110 --> 0:42:21.110
<v S1>he's saying to me.

0:42:21.430 --> 0:42:25.390
<v S2>Guess how many, um, endemic CKD species there are in

0:42:25.390 --> 0:42:28.150
<v S2>New Zealand? Ooh. And because very loud at the moment,

0:42:28.150 --> 0:42:29.270
<v S2>very cicada.

0:42:29.310 --> 0:42:34.190
<v S1>The boy listening through the glass window there says instantly 42.

0:42:34.590 --> 0:42:38.430
<v S2>42 cicada species in New Zealand. That's why.

0:42:38.910 --> 0:42:40.750
<v S1>Pacquiao. How did you know that, Benny boy?

0:42:41.070 --> 0:42:43.110
<v S13>I think we've got exactly the same Instagram feed. I

0:42:43.110 --> 0:42:43.950
<v S13>saw it last night.

0:42:43.990 --> 0:42:48.070
<v S2>Okay. Yeah. Oh, what's happened is, as women become in sync,

0:42:48.350 --> 0:42:50.470
<v S2>the three of us have most definitely become in sync.

0:42:50.510 --> 0:42:52.670
<v S2>And in terms of our algorithms.

0:42:53.350 --> 0:42:55.190
<v S1>That's a concern. Yeah.

0:42:56.070 --> 0:42:58.150
<v S2>Which depending on who's got the strongest.

0:42:58.270 --> 0:43:01.290
<v S1>Everyone's talking about it. It's just all coming up in

0:43:01.290 --> 0:43:03.370
<v S1>your matched algorithm.

0:43:03.770 --> 0:43:03.890
<v S2>Well.

0:43:04.290 --> 0:43:05.490
<v S1>It's pretty impressive, though.

0:43:05.530 --> 0:43:06.650
<v S2>That's amazing.

0:43:06.690 --> 0:43:09.130
<v S1>I think I've got all 42 of those species in

0:43:09.130 --> 0:43:11.730
<v S1>the bank and behind my house. It's that loud?

0:43:11.770 --> 0:43:14.930
<v S2>You probably do. Uh, and then another. My my only

0:43:14.930 --> 0:43:17.170
<v S2>other disturbing little bug fact that I've got is that

0:43:17.170 --> 0:43:21.050
<v S2>they have discovered a caterpillar. Which is this how this

0:43:21.090 --> 0:43:25.090
<v S2>is nature at its absolute best. They've discovered a caterpillar

0:43:25.330 --> 0:43:29.250
<v S2>that kills other insects and then sews the insects bodies

0:43:29.250 --> 0:43:32.530
<v S2>to his back. So it's like a full, like a

0:43:32.530 --> 0:43:34.250
<v S2>full Hannibal Lecter set up.

0:43:34.290 --> 0:43:34.650
<v S1>Ooh.

0:43:35.290 --> 0:43:38.250
<v S2>Yeah. So it walks around with all of the skeletons

0:43:38.250 --> 0:43:40.290
<v S2>of these flies that it eats on its back.

0:43:41.010 --> 0:43:42.090
<v S1>That's pretty badass.

0:43:42.130 --> 0:43:43.330
<v S2>That's pretty badass.

0:43:43.370 --> 0:43:47.170
<v S1>Yeah, you wouldn't mess with them. Uh, and keeping with

0:43:47.170 --> 0:43:49.650
<v S1>native species here in New Zealand as well. Jam this

0:43:49.650 --> 0:43:53.930
<v S1>one in, too. Before we get to this outrageous AI song. Uh,

0:43:53.930 --> 0:43:57.890
<v S1>different cover of, uh, Billie Jean's Michael Jackson's Billie Jean.

0:43:58.540 --> 0:44:01.780
<v S1>The kakapo have had a great season of rooting.

0:44:01.820 --> 0:44:02.260
<v S2>Yes.

0:44:02.300 --> 0:44:05.380
<v S1>Slamming the the berries, getting them. I don't know if

0:44:05.380 --> 0:44:08.460
<v S1>they've been getting drunk and frisky or whatever, but. How's this?

0:44:09.060 --> 0:44:11.860
<v S1>This is, course, the flightless parrot. Um, only place in

0:44:11.860 --> 0:44:13.820
<v S1>the world is here in New Zealand. New Zealand, you

0:44:13.860 --> 0:44:16.580
<v S1>get them? They were near extinction ten years ago. There

0:44:16.580 --> 0:44:18.860
<v S1>was only 50 left. Now there's like 200. I reckon

0:44:18.860 --> 0:44:20.460
<v S1>this is going to be one of the biggest seasons

0:44:20.460 --> 0:44:21.140
<v S1>ever for them.

0:44:21.580 --> 0:44:24.380
<v S2>Yeah, it gets exponentially better the more they bang.

0:44:24.860 --> 0:44:28.100
<v S1>They should do pay per views for that. Oh yes.

0:44:28.100 --> 0:44:31.860
<v S1>You were saying before was it? Okay. Moving on here

0:44:31.900 --> 0:44:35.380
<v S1>is this air cover. It's ridiculous. This is, uh, what

0:44:35.380 --> 0:44:40.180
<v S1>if Michael Jackson's, uh, Billie Jean was an Irish folk song.

0:44:40.220 --> 0:44:44.780
<v S23>She was more like a beauty queen from a film scene.

0:44:45.900 --> 0:44:49.700
<v S23>I said, don't mind, but what do you mean? I

0:44:50.060 --> 0:44:50.900
<v S23>am the voice.

0:44:50.940 --> 0:44:51.460
<v S11>Down.

0:44:51.820 --> 0:44:56.420
<v S23>Who will dance on the floor in the round. She

0:44:56.420 --> 0:45:00.640
<v S23>said I am the one who will dance on the

0:45:00.640 --> 0:45:02.440
<v S23>floor in the round.

0:45:05.440 --> 0:45:06.120
<v S24>Of mine.

0:45:06.160 --> 0:45:09.520
<v S2>Whipping into a thick, creamy pint and having to listen to.

0:45:09.560 --> 0:45:09.960
<v S24>That.

0:45:11.840 --> 0:45:15.720
<v S23>As she caused a scene. Then every head turned with

0:45:15.720 --> 0:45:20.080
<v S23>eyes that dreamed of being the one who would dance

0:45:20.120 --> 0:45:27.080
<v S23>on the floor in the round. But Billie Jean is

0:45:27.080 --> 0:45:31.400
<v S23>not my lover. Oh my God, oh my God, she's

0:45:31.400 --> 0:45:35.280
<v S23>just a girl who claims that I am the one.

0:45:36.000 --> 0:45:39.800
<v S23>But the kid is not my son. She says I

0:45:39.800 --> 0:45:40.720
<v S23>am very cool.

0:45:42.080 --> 0:45:45.280
<v S1>Do you know, um. I forget what website it is,

0:45:45.280 --> 0:45:49.440
<v S1>but there's like a, uh. I'm feeling lucky button when

0:45:49.440 --> 0:45:52.160
<v S1>you can't make a decision. They need that on Spotify, eh?

0:45:52.200 --> 0:45:52.560
<v S2>Yeah.

0:45:52.600 --> 0:45:55.080
<v S1>And then it just goes bang. Whacks you some Irish

0:45:55.080 --> 0:45:58.650
<v S1>folk music just to mix things up. See the bloody

0:45:58.690 --> 0:46:02.490
<v S1>K-pop demon hunters mixed in with tool at the moment?

0:46:02.490 --> 0:46:04.370
<v S1>And Yungblud, which is what the kids are into.

0:46:04.410 --> 0:46:07.570
<v S2>Yeah, I'm loving a little, loving a little sort of

0:46:07.610 --> 0:46:10.210
<v S2>ramshackle runaway on some of those tracks that we've been

0:46:10.210 --> 0:46:10.770
<v S2>listening to.

0:46:10.810 --> 0:46:14.210
<v S1>Yeah, it's good man. Uh yungbluds. Um, IDLES volume two

0:46:14.210 --> 0:46:16.210
<v S1>or whatever it's called. Very good. There's some real good

0:46:16.210 --> 0:46:19.250
<v S1>tunes in there. My boys have been absolutely loving it.

0:46:19.650 --> 0:46:20.970
<v S1>Give us a couple of moments. Got to be back

0:46:20.970 --> 0:46:23.410
<v S1>with all the details. How you can be off to

0:46:24.330 --> 0:46:28.090
<v S1>the Daytona 500 Speedway to see Foo Fighters and Guns

0:46:28.090 --> 0:46:33.730
<v S1>N roses, and we'll stick with America. The latest proposed

0:46:33.770 --> 0:46:38.650
<v S1>USC white House fight card. The strokes last night. Rock

0:46:38.650 --> 0:46:39.450
<v S1>drive on the Rock.

0:46:40.210 --> 0:46:41.970
<v S13>The Rock drive podcast.

0:46:41.970 --> 0:46:45.250
<v S1>Linkin Park up in your bottom. It is rock. Drive

0:46:45.250 --> 0:46:49.170
<v S1>on the Rock. And tomorrow is your last chance before

0:46:49.170 --> 0:46:51.810
<v S1>5 p.m. to hear your boarding call. You got to

0:46:51.810 --> 0:46:54.870
<v S1>be caller number 12 for Rock the globe 12. Your

0:46:54.870 --> 0:46:58.190
<v S1>chance to spend five nights in Florida at the Daytona

0:46:58.230 --> 0:47:03.390
<v S1>Speedway and headline acts Foo Fighters, guns N roses. 160

0:47:03.430 --> 0:47:07.150
<v S1>plus bands across this bill. And, um, yeah, just one

0:47:07.150 --> 0:47:09.870
<v S1>more chance. So we'll make we'll make the draw for that.

0:47:09.910 --> 0:47:13.510
<v S1>Like tomorrow night at 5:10 and someone's going.

0:47:13.910 --> 0:47:15.310
<v S2>That's a quick turnaround, isn't it?

0:47:15.350 --> 0:47:16.470
<v S1>Oh. It's crazy.

0:47:17.030 --> 0:47:20.630
<v S2>Um, the UFC, white House. Yes. This is what, like it's.

0:47:20.630 --> 0:47:23.550
<v S2>They've announced that, um, Pereira is going to be up

0:47:23.550 --> 0:47:27.190
<v S2>against Chimaev, which is going to be a great fight.

0:47:27.550 --> 0:47:29.750
<v S1>Not if someone rolls all over the other one.

0:47:29.990 --> 0:47:32.030
<v S2>That's what I'm. Yeah, I think that a lot of

0:47:32.030 --> 0:47:34.550
<v S2>people will be learning from that last fight that he

0:47:34.550 --> 0:47:36.150
<v S2>had and just going, I can't be bothered with the

0:47:36.150 --> 0:47:36.750
<v S2>smother fest.

0:47:36.790 --> 0:47:39.350
<v S1>Oh, surely Dana won't just be like bra backhand. I'll

0:47:39.350 --> 0:47:40.950
<v S1>give you a million bucks if you don't roll all

0:47:40.950 --> 0:47:42.350
<v S1>over him. No one wants to see that this is

0:47:42.350 --> 0:47:43.390
<v S1>Memorial Weekend.

0:47:43.430 --> 0:47:47.110
<v S2>The hope was that Pereira would fight Ciryl Gane and

0:47:47.110 --> 0:47:48.470
<v S2>that he would jump up to heavyweight.

0:47:48.510 --> 0:47:49.430
<v S1>Oh, yeah, that would have been good.

0:47:49.430 --> 0:47:51.270
<v S2>That would be quite sick. Um, the other, uh, the

0:47:51.270 --> 0:47:53.890
<v S2>other fights that they reckon will we'll be getting announced

0:47:53.930 --> 0:47:56.090
<v S2>a tapuria versus Justin Gaethje.

0:47:56.410 --> 0:47:56.730
<v S1>Oh.

0:47:57.010 --> 0:47:57.890
<v S2>Which is that one?

0:47:57.930 --> 0:47:58.410
<v S1>Yes, yes.

0:47:58.410 --> 0:48:03.330
<v S2>Yes, that'll be a monster. Harrison versus Nunez. Um, females. Um,

0:48:03.370 --> 0:48:05.650
<v S2>McGregor versus Diaz three.

0:48:06.130 --> 0:48:07.210
<v S1>That hasn't been confirmed.

0:48:07.250 --> 0:48:09.330
<v S2>No no no no no. But that's what they're wanting.

0:48:09.330 --> 0:48:10.450
<v S1>And I would love that.

0:48:10.450 --> 0:48:13.410
<v S2>And, uh, Colby Covington versus Paddy Pimblett is another one

0:48:13.410 --> 0:48:15.970
<v S2>that they've, um, said would be a possibility.

0:48:16.010 --> 0:48:21.490
<v S1>The McGregor Diaz fight would be like a nice nostalgic fight, almost.

0:48:21.530 --> 0:48:23.090
<v S1>You'd want to see it, but, you know, it's not

0:48:23.090 --> 0:48:24.370
<v S1>going to be at the level of some of those

0:48:24.370 --> 0:48:26.970
<v S1>other fights we've had recently. Because I've been out of

0:48:26.970 --> 0:48:28.130
<v S1>the game for quite a while.

0:48:28.130 --> 0:48:30.490
<v S2>I'd want to see Aspinall versus Jon Jones.

0:48:31.290 --> 0:48:35.330
<v S1>What's, um, Nick Diaz? Imagine him fighting McGregor. I would

0:48:35.330 --> 0:48:37.010
<v S1>love to see that. He was way better than Nate,

0:48:37.010 --> 0:48:38.770
<v S1>but then ended up getting banned from the sport for

0:48:38.770 --> 0:48:41.210
<v S1>like six years for smoking weed. Now it's legal in

0:48:41.210 --> 0:48:41.850
<v S1>every state.

0:48:41.890 --> 0:48:42.810
<v S2>Yeah, that's.

0:48:42.810 --> 0:48:44.370
<v S1>Right. He was always the better fighter.

0:48:44.410 --> 0:48:45.890
<v S2>Yeah, he was crazy good.

0:48:45.930 --> 0:48:47.610
<v S1>Yeah. And also crazy.

0:48:47.650 --> 0:48:48.050
<v S2>Yeah.

0:48:48.330 --> 0:48:51.260
<v S1>Which was like crazy versus crazy. It would be awesome.

0:48:51.380 --> 0:48:54.940
<v S1>What about you? Go. I mean, probably slightly unfair, but

0:48:54.940 --> 0:48:58.260
<v S1>it's like, imagine, um, say, Nick does two rounds. Nate

0:48:58.300 --> 0:48:59.820
<v S1>does two. Three rounds.

0:49:00.460 --> 0:49:03.580
<v S2>Like a a tag team UFC event would be awesome.

0:49:03.620 --> 0:49:05.300
<v S1>Conor would be the one to say yes to that.

0:49:05.340 --> 0:49:08.500
<v S2>Yeah, yeah, you you two fighters and you basically can

0:49:08.500 --> 0:49:10.700
<v S2>tag out if you're, like, about to get choked out,

0:49:10.700 --> 0:49:11.620
<v S2>you can tap out.

0:49:13.180 --> 0:49:14.380
<v S1>This is why we're not in charge.

0:49:14.420 --> 0:49:15.020
<v S2>Yeah, yeah.

0:49:15.060 --> 0:49:15.580
<v S1>You can switch.

0:49:15.620 --> 0:49:16.980
<v S2>Out. It's just an endless fight.

0:49:17.020 --> 0:49:18.660
<v S1>Uh, righto. Give us a couple of moments. Got to

0:49:18.660 --> 0:49:20.260
<v S1>be back with late mail. A chance for us to

0:49:20.260 --> 0:49:21.540
<v S1>get to some of the stuff we haven't had a

0:49:21.540 --> 0:49:24.140
<v S1>chance to get to some correspondents from the UK as well.

0:49:24.700 --> 0:49:30.220
<v S1>One of our big UK rock listeners, Danny Carroll. He's

0:49:30.220 --> 0:49:31.700
<v S1>a great man. Loves it.

0:49:31.980 --> 0:49:33.100
<v S2>Good to have you with us, mate.

0:49:33.140 --> 0:49:35.620
<v S1>Grinspoon. Chemical heart on the Rock.

0:49:35.820 --> 0:49:37.100
<v S13>How are you? Thanks for listening.

0:49:37.140 --> 0:49:40.260
<v S1>Linkin Park up in your bottom. It is rock. Drive

0:49:40.260 --> 0:49:44.300
<v S1>on the rock and tomorrow is your last chance before

0:49:44.300 --> 0:49:46.940
<v S1>5 p.m. to hear your boarding call. You got to

0:49:46.940 --> 0:49:49.960
<v S1>be caller number 12 for Rock the globe 12. Your

0:49:49.960 --> 0:49:53.280
<v S1>chance to spend five nights in Florida at the Daytona

0:49:53.320 --> 0:49:58.480
<v S1>Speedway and headline acts Foo Fighters, guns N roses. 160

0:49:58.520 --> 0:50:02.240
<v S1>plus bands across this bill. And, um, yeah, just one

0:50:02.240 --> 0:50:04.960
<v S1>more chance. So we'll make we'll make the draw for that.

0:50:05.000 --> 0:50:08.600
<v S1>Like tomorrow night at 5:10 at May. Someone's going.

0:50:09.000 --> 0:50:10.400
<v S2>That's a quick turnaround, isn't it?

0:50:10.440 --> 0:50:11.560
<v S1>Oh it's crazy.

0:50:12.120 --> 0:50:13.800
<v S2>Um, the UFC, white House.

0:50:13.840 --> 0:50:14.440
<v S1>Yes.

0:50:14.680 --> 0:50:17.720
<v S2>This is what, like it's. They've announced that, um, Pereira

0:50:17.720 --> 0:50:21.240
<v S2>is going to be up against Shamir, which is going

0:50:21.240 --> 0:50:22.280
<v S2>to be a great fight.

0:50:22.680 --> 0:50:24.800
<v S1>Not if someone rolls all over the other one.

0:50:25.040 --> 0:50:27.080
<v S2>That's what I'm. Yeah, I think that a lot of

0:50:27.080 --> 0:50:29.640
<v S2>people will be learning from that last fight that he

0:50:29.640 --> 0:50:31.280
<v S2>had and just going, I can't be bothered with this

0:50:31.280 --> 0:50:31.840
<v S2>mother fest.

0:50:31.840 --> 0:50:34.440
<v S1>Oh, surely Dana won't just be like bra, backhand. I'll

0:50:34.440 --> 0:50:36.040
<v S1>give you a million bucks if you don't roll all

0:50:36.040 --> 0:50:37.440
<v S1>over him. No one wants to see that this is

0:50:37.440 --> 0:50:38.480
<v S1>Memorial Weekend.

0:50:38.520 --> 0:50:42.200
<v S2>The hope was that Pereira would fight Cyril Gahan and

0:50:42.200 --> 0:50:43.560
<v S2>that he would jump up to heavyweight.

0:50:43.600 --> 0:50:44.480
<v S1>Oh, yeah, that would have been good.

0:50:44.520 --> 0:50:46.360
<v S2>That would be quite sick. Um, the other, uh, the

0:50:46.360 --> 0:50:49.330
<v S2>other fights that they reckon will be getting announced a

0:50:49.650 --> 0:50:52.970
<v S2>tapuria versus Justin Gaethje. Oh, which is that one?

0:50:53.010 --> 0:50:53.530
<v S1>Yes, yes.

0:50:53.530 --> 0:50:58.450
<v S2>Yes, that'll be a monster. Harrison versus Nunez. Um, females. Um,

0:50:58.490 --> 0:51:00.730
<v S2>McGregor versus Diaz three.

0:51:01.210 --> 0:51:02.330
<v S1>That hasn't been confirmed.

0:51:02.370 --> 0:51:04.410
<v S2>No no no no no. But that's what they're wanting.

0:51:04.410 --> 0:51:05.530
<v S1>And I would love that.

0:51:05.530 --> 0:51:08.490
<v S2>And, uh, Colby Covington versus Paddy Pimblett is another one

0:51:08.490 --> 0:51:11.050
<v S2>that they've, um, said would be a possibility.

0:51:11.090 --> 0:51:16.610
<v S1>The McGregor Diaz fight would be like a fight almost.

0:51:16.610 --> 0:51:18.170
<v S1>You'd want to see it, but, you know, it's not

0:51:18.170 --> 0:51:19.450
<v S1>going to be at the level of some of those

0:51:19.450 --> 0:51:22.050
<v S1>other fights we've had recently. Because I've been out of

0:51:22.050 --> 0:51:23.210
<v S1>the game for quite a while.

0:51:23.210 --> 0:51:25.570
<v S2>I'd want to see Aspinall versus Jon Jones.

0:51:26.370 --> 0:51:30.410
<v S1>What's, um, Nick Diaz? Imagine him fighting McGregor. I would

0:51:30.410 --> 0:51:32.090
<v S1>love to see that. He was way better than Nate,

0:51:32.090 --> 0:51:33.850
<v S1>but then ended up getting banned from the sport for

0:51:33.850 --> 0:51:36.130
<v S1>like six years for smoking weed. And now it's legal

0:51:36.130 --> 0:51:36.970
<v S1>in every state.

0:51:37.010 --> 0:51:38.010
<v S2>Yeah, that's.

0:51:38.050 --> 0:51:39.170
<v S1>He was always the better.

0:51:39.170 --> 0:51:40.970
<v S2>Fighter. Yeah, he was crazy good.

0:51:41.010 --> 0:51:42.690
<v S1>Yeah. And also crazy.

0:51:42.730 --> 0:51:43.130
<v S2>Yeah.

0:51:43.490 --> 0:51:46.410
<v S1>Which was like crazy versus crazy. It would be awesome.

0:51:46.450 --> 0:51:50.030
<v S1>What about you? Go. I mean, probably slightly unfair, but

0:51:50.030 --> 0:51:53.030
<v S1>I was like, imagine, um, say, Nick does two rounds.

0:51:53.070 --> 0:51:54.990
<v S1>Nate does two. Three rounds.

0:51:55.550 --> 0:51:58.510
<v S2>Like a a tag team UFC event would be awesome.

0:51:58.710 --> 0:52:00.430
<v S1>Conor would be the one to say yes to that.

0:52:00.430 --> 0:52:03.630
<v S2>Yeah. Yeah. You you two fighters and you basically can

0:52:03.630 --> 0:52:05.790
<v S2>tag out if you're, like, about to get choked out,

0:52:05.790 --> 0:52:06.710
<v S2>you can tap out.

0:52:08.270 --> 0:52:09.430
<v S1>This is why we're not in charge.

0:52:09.470 --> 0:52:10.070
<v S2>Yeah, yeah.

0:52:10.150 --> 0:52:10.710
<v S1>You can switch.

0:52:10.710 --> 0:52:12.070
<v S2>Out. It's just an endless fight.

0:52:12.110 --> 0:52:13.750
<v S1>Uh, righto. Give us a couple of moments. Got to

0:52:13.750 --> 0:52:15.350
<v S1>be back with late mail. A chance for us to

0:52:15.350 --> 0:52:16.630
<v S1>get to some of the stuff we haven't had a

0:52:16.630 --> 0:52:19.230
<v S1>chance to get to some correspondents from the UK as well.

0:52:19.790 --> 0:52:25.350
<v S1>One of our UK rock listeners, Danny Carroll, is a

0:52:25.350 --> 0:52:26.830
<v S1>great man. Loves it.

0:52:27.070 --> 0:52:28.190
<v S2>Good to have you with us, mate.

0:52:28.230 --> 0:52:30.670
<v S1>Grinspoon. Chemical heart on the Rock.

0:52:30.710 --> 0:52:32.750
<v S13>Like the sound of that. You can get the link

0:52:32.750 --> 0:52:33.630
<v S13>in the show notes.

0:52:33.670 --> 0:52:36.270
<v S1>Hell of a tune, an excess never tear us apart.

0:52:36.310 --> 0:52:39.190
<v S1>It is rock. Drive in the Rock. Thursday evening we're

0:52:39.190 --> 0:52:42.630
<v S1>almost on the home run to the weekend. And a

0:52:42.630 --> 0:52:44.230
<v S1>little bit of late. Mail for you now. A chance

0:52:44.230 --> 0:52:45.570
<v S1>for us to get to some of the stuff we

0:52:45.570 --> 0:52:49.450
<v S1>haven't had a chance to get to. Oh, by the way,

0:52:49.450 --> 0:52:50.810
<v S1>I forgot to tell you this earlier as well. If

0:52:50.810 --> 0:52:53.410
<v S1>you are catching Air New Zealand flight anytime soon, they

0:52:53.450 --> 0:52:56.250
<v S1>have now banned EarPods and all Bluetooth headphones from being

0:52:56.250 --> 0:53:00.290
<v S1>put in checked luggage due to fire safety fears.

0:53:00.330 --> 0:53:02.490
<v S2>I wonder if that's little speakers as well then.

0:53:02.930 --> 0:53:06.210
<v S1>One would imagine. So yes, anything with a lithium ion battery,

0:53:06.210 --> 0:53:08.490
<v S1>they're not super keen being down there, are they?

0:53:09.570 --> 0:53:14.290
<v S2>Understandably so. I've got a little bit international, um, international correspondence.

0:53:14.330 --> 0:53:17.290
<v S1>Yeah, that's from Danny Carroll. So Danny Carroll is talking

0:53:17.290 --> 0:53:20.050
<v S1>about something that's so good looking that it caused an accident.

0:53:20.090 --> 0:53:22.570
<v S1>This is from yesterday's radio show. He said I went

0:53:22.570 --> 0:53:24.610
<v S1>through a stage of buying old jags, and with the

0:53:24.610 --> 0:53:26.450
<v S1>cost of fuel on the size of the fuel tanks,

0:53:26.450 --> 0:53:29.530
<v S1>it was painful to fill them up. But then this happened.

0:53:29.850 --> 0:53:31.970
<v S1>I pull up to the pumps, prepared to dump a

0:53:31.970 --> 0:53:34.810
<v S1>month's salary into the beasts, and a little Porsche Boxster

0:53:34.810 --> 0:53:36.610
<v S1>pulls up on the other side of the pump. On

0:53:36.610 --> 0:53:40.050
<v S1>using out steps. A young lady in gym gear and

0:53:40.050 --> 0:53:42.410
<v S1>I couldn't tell you her name, but the chances are

0:53:42.530 --> 0:53:45.220
<v S1>most blokes would be aware of her work and her

0:53:45.220 --> 0:53:51.420
<v S1>educational biology films that she makes. Now I've got a

0:53:51.420 --> 0:53:55.220
<v S1>girlfriend in the car and I'm side eyeing so hard

0:53:55.220 --> 0:53:57.820
<v S1>I was nearly having a stroke as all this was

0:53:57.820 --> 0:54:00.020
<v S1>going on. A gentleman has just finished filling up and

0:54:00.020 --> 0:54:02.940
<v S1>is walking across the forecourt heading towards the shop, and

0:54:02.940 --> 0:54:07.860
<v S1>he notices the yoga pant wearing mattress. Actress completely misses

0:54:07.860 --> 0:54:11.460
<v S1>the sliding door, walks straight into the glass panel windows,

0:54:11.500 --> 0:54:15.020
<v S1>falls into the newspaper stand and it was just like

0:54:15.020 --> 0:54:17.500
<v S1>the Yankees had won the World Series. I laughed. The

0:54:17.500 --> 0:54:22.100
<v S1>VPN Netflix girl looks horrified and in the chaos and

0:54:22.140 --> 0:54:24.940
<v S1>I go in, I pay. I get back to the car,

0:54:24.980 --> 0:54:26.980
<v S1>giggling and say to the missus, oh my gosh, that

0:54:26.980 --> 0:54:29.460
<v S1>was so funny. She looks at me deadpan, says, if

0:54:29.500 --> 0:54:32.060
<v S1>you drove a mini, that would have been you dickhead.

0:54:39.060 --> 0:54:39.980
<v S1>Well played.

0:54:40.740 --> 0:54:44.360
<v S2>This is Sprinting into glass doors is one of the

0:54:44.360 --> 0:54:46.040
<v S2>funniest things you'll ever see.

0:54:46.080 --> 0:54:49.360
<v S1>When you have it, it's like there's certain sounds. When

0:54:49.360 --> 0:54:52.160
<v S1>it's like a sweet spot hit like a the middle

0:54:52.160 --> 0:54:55.440
<v S1>of a baseball bat, the perfect drive with a driver,

0:54:55.480 --> 0:54:58.920
<v S1>middle of a cricket bat, or like a kid's head

0:54:59.120 --> 0:55:02.880
<v S1>going into some safety glass at full speed. That sound.

0:55:02.920 --> 0:55:04.640
<v S1>There's nothing else quite like that.

0:55:04.680 --> 0:55:05.040
<v S2>Yeah.

0:55:05.560 --> 0:55:08.200
<v S1>Actually, I say kids like a like a drunk adult

0:55:08.200 --> 0:55:09.400
<v S1>bloke is better.

0:55:09.680 --> 0:55:13.040
<v S2>Our our lawyers, where they're situated in this building, they've

0:55:13.040 --> 0:55:15.880
<v S2>got a glass, basically a big glass plate at the

0:55:15.880 --> 0:55:18.120
<v S2>end of a hallway and that looks like where you

0:55:18.120 --> 0:55:19.840
<v S2>would walk into it, but you actually walk to the

0:55:19.840 --> 0:55:22.040
<v S2>side of the glass plate and into the building, and

0:55:22.040 --> 0:55:25.400
<v S2>the receptionist basically just sees people smudge their faces against

0:55:25.400 --> 0:55:27.680
<v S2>it every single day. I was like, why don't you

0:55:27.680 --> 0:55:29.760
<v S2>put a stripe on it? She's like, I could work

0:55:29.760 --> 0:55:31.680
<v S2>anywhere in the world, but I stay here just for

0:55:31.680 --> 0:55:36.240
<v S2>this alone. I was like, if you set up a

0:55:36.240 --> 0:55:38.880
<v S2>camera above your head just as a security camera, you'd

0:55:38.880 --> 0:55:41.000
<v S2>make millions selling this on the internet.

0:55:41.050 --> 0:55:46.850
<v S1>So I've just found a four minute 26 compilation. Baby.

0:55:51.130 --> 0:55:57.210
<v S1>It's a bloke in a dojo. That's it. That's a

0:55:57.250 --> 0:55:57.890
<v S1>kid in the mall.

0:55:57.970 --> 0:55:59.090
<v S17>Donk, donk!

0:56:00.050 --> 0:56:03.370
<v S1>It's weirdly enjoyable, am I? Is anyone else feeling that

0:56:03.370 --> 0:56:04.210
<v S1>or am I weird?

0:56:04.810 --> 0:56:07.090
<v S2>I mean, it is. There is a certain amount of

0:56:07.090 --> 0:56:09.050
<v S2>pleasure that you take in other people's misery. And that's

0:56:09.050 --> 0:56:09.890
<v S2>the human race.

0:56:10.290 --> 0:56:14.290
<v S1>Yeah, yeah. We wanted to do a segment once about

0:56:14.290 --> 0:56:19.850
<v S1>overweight people like me, uh, rolling down hills accidentally, I

0:56:19.850 --> 0:56:23.970
<v S1>think weirdly enjoyable as well. It's due to the fact

0:56:23.970 --> 0:56:25.770
<v S1>that there's not a lot of strength in the ankle.

0:56:27.530 --> 0:56:30.330
<v S1>It can go. Trust me, I know you now.

0:56:30.330 --> 0:56:32.410
<v S2>They do the you know, they do the challenge where

0:56:32.410 --> 0:56:34.890
<v S2>they try and do the Whitney Houston drum beat, you know,

0:56:34.930 --> 0:56:36.490
<v S2>like it became one of those things.

0:56:36.490 --> 0:56:36.890
<v S1>Yes.

0:56:37.210 --> 0:56:39.330
<v S2>I reckon you could do the same thing. You pick

0:56:39.330 --> 0:56:41.790
<v S2>the point of terminal velocity of a big person just

0:56:41.790 --> 0:56:42.790
<v S2>before they bin it?

0:56:44.390 --> 0:56:46.070
<v S1>Yes, I'll give it a go.

0:56:46.350 --> 0:56:48.790
<v S13>Listen to our other podcast. Not for radio. Wherever you're

0:56:48.790 --> 0:56:51.230
<v S13>listening to this one, just search. Not for radio.

0:56:51.630 --> 0:56:53.310
<v S1>Hello there. If you've just joined us. We asked this

0:56:53.310 --> 0:56:56.030
<v S1>question before the break. It was a quick one. How

0:56:56.030 --> 0:56:59.790
<v S1>long does it take to fly to Antarctica from New Zealand?

0:56:59.830 --> 0:57:03.290
<v S2>Flights out of Christchurch to Antarctica typically take between 5

0:57:03.290 --> 0:57:05.310
<v S2>and 7 hours. It's much further than I thought it

0:57:05.310 --> 0:57:05.790
<v S2>would be.

0:57:06.950 --> 0:57:09.390
<v S1>So you could do a return in ten, because there

0:57:09.390 --> 0:57:11.310
<v S1>used to be the flight that would go down there, right?

0:57:11.750 --> 0:57:14.310
<v S2>Would they do the Southern Lights flights where they fly

0:57:14.310 --> 0:57:16.230
<v S2>out of there and they basically do a big, big loop.

0:57:16.590 --> 0:57:19.710
<v S2>So you can see the southern lights, the aurora borealis.

0:57:20.430 --> 0:57:23.750
<v S1>Jeez. I used to enjoy, uh, rugby bus trips across

0:57:23.750 --> 0:57:26.230
<v S1>the Canterbury Plains, and that's pretty bloody boring to look at.

0:57:26.230 --> 0:57:28.390
<v S1>I could do a booze cruise to Antarctica and back.

0:57:28.390 --> 0:57:31.590
<v S1>No dramas as long as the drinks kept flowing.

0:57:31.790 --> 0:57:34.230
<v S2>It's the. It's the boat trips where you fly into

0:57:34.270 --> 0:57:36.950
<v S2>Argentina and go out of there. Those ones look crazy.

0:57:37.470 --> 0:57:39.450
<v S1>Yeah. Your mate Logan done that?

0:57:39.810 --> 0:57:41.810
<v S2>He did. He said it was epic. He's like, it

0:57:41.810 --> 0:57:43.890
<v S2>is a bucket list must do thing. He's like that.

0:57:43.890 --> 0:57:46.050
<v S2>And a safari. Job done.

0:57:46.170 --> 0:57:46.570
<v S1>Mhm.

0:57:47.930 --> 0:57:49.530
<v S2>It's kind of the only places where you see it

0:57:49.570 --> 0:57:52.730
<v S2>where it used to be, where it's just unchecked.

0:57:53.050 --> 0:57:55.450
<v S1>I've seen the documentary The Lion King, the new one.

0:57:55.730 --> 0:57:56.370
<v S2>Oh yeah.

0:57:57.810 --> 0:57:58.610
<v S1>Pretty good.

0:57:58.970 --> 0:57:59.450
<v S2>Mate.

0:57:59.770 --> 0:58:00.610
<v S1>All the way over there.

0:58:00.810 --> 0:58:03.090
<v S2>Better to get acting lines that can actually speak English

0:58:03.090 --> 0:58:05.050
<v S2>as well as you can understand what they're talking about.

0:58:05.090 --> 0:58:07.690
<v S1>Wow. I think that's just peanut butter on the tongue, mate.

0:58:07.730 --> 0:58:08.850
<v S1>Stereogram in the rock.

0:58:09.690 --> 0:58:11.330
<v S13>Get that link in the show notes.

0:58:12.650 --> 0:58:15.210
<v S1>Guns N roses. That is the rock with Shane Dunk.

0:58:15.290 --> 0:58:18.850
<v S1>And last drinks for a Thursday going to get delivered up. And, uh,

0:58:18.890 --> 0:58:22.490
<v S1>also going to be dedicated to a very special athlete

0:58:22.490 --> 0:58:24.890
<v S1>here in New Zealand. One of the all time greats.

0:58:24.930 --> 0:58:27.970
<v S25>I'd love to have a beer with Duncan. I'd love

0:58:27.970 --> 0:58:32.370
<v S25>to have a beer with Duncan. We drink in moderation

0:58:32.570 --> 0:58:35.450
<v S25>and we never, ever, ever, ever old and drunk. We

0:58:35.490 --> 0:58:39.900
<v S25>drink at the town and country where the atmosphere is great.

0:58:40.660 --> 0:58:44.300
<v S25>I love to have a beer with Duncan cause Duncan's

0:58:44.300 --> 0:58:45.100
<v S25>mean mate.

0:58:45.140 --> 0:58:45.740
<v S24>Yeah.

0:58:46.700 --> 0:58:50.380
<v S1>One of the most destructive and best rugby players of

0:58:50.380 --> 0:58:54.860
<v S1>all time, Portia Woodman. Wickliffe has retired from international rugby.

0:58:54.860 --> 0:58:56.980
<v S1>As of today. I'm going to run you through what

0:58:56.980 --> 0:58:59.180
<v S1>she achieved in her incredible career.

0:58:59.220 --> 0:59:00.180
<v S2>Stats are amazing.

0:59:00.220 --> 0:59:02.780
<v S1>Appointed officer of New Zealand Order of Merit that was

0:59:02.780 --> 0:59:06.100
<v S1>just last year. Maori Sportswoman of the year 2017. World

0:59:06.100 --> 0:59:09.900
<v S1>Rugby Women's Sevens Player of the decade 2020. World Rugby

0:59:09.940 --> 0:59:13.860
<v S1>Women's Player of the year 2017 and again in 2015.

0:59:13.860 --> 0:59:17.340
<v S1>She scored her 50th test try at the 2025 Rugby

0:59:17.340 --> 0:59:20.660
<v S1>World Cup, a historic milestone. She is the all time

0:59:20.700 --> 0:59:24.420
<v S1>leading test try scorer across both men's and women's rugby

0:59:24.420 --> 0:59:28.060
<v S1>in New Zealand, so she surpassed Doug Howlett's record. She's

0:59:28.060 --> 0:59:32.740
<v S1>the first woman to score 250 tries in the Sevens Series.

0:59:33.460 --> 0:59:37.400
<v S1>First woman to score 200 tries in the World Rugby

0:59:37.440 --> 0:59:41.320
<v S1>Sevens Series as well. Uh. She won the Rugby Sevens

0:59:41.320 --> 0:59:44.440
<v S1>World Cup titles in 2013 2018. She's got a Commonwealth

0:59:44.440 --> 0:59:48.080
<v S1>Games gold medal in the sevens. She was the winner

0:59:48.080 --> 0:59:51.920
<v S1>of the Women's Rugby World Cup in 2021, also 2017.

0:59:52.080 --> 0:59:55.640
<v S1>She got a silver medal in Rio Olympics and again

0:59:55.680 --> 0:59:58.920
<v S1>she went and got a medal at Paris in 2024,

0:59:58.960 --> 1:00:01.880
<v S1>four years before that. No dramas mate. I'll pick up

1:00:01.880 --> 1:00:03.320
<v S1>the one for Tokyo as well.

1:00:03.680 --> 1:00:05.000
<v S2>She is incredible.

1:00:05.360 --> 1:00:09.040
<v S1>Isn't that just crazy? Like what a special human.

1:00:09.200 --> 1:00:12.760
<v S2>Yeah, yeah. And, uh, obviously she feels like she's not

1:00:12.800 --> 1:00:15.920
<v S2>done in rugby completely. Um, and will be. Everyone's waiting

1:00:15.920 --> 1:00:19.120
<v S2>for the comeback because she's sort of nudged it and gone. Ah, look,

1:00:19.120 --> 1:00:21.760
<v S2>I'm done. But body is just unreal on it. Like,

1:00:21.800 --> 1:00:23.880
<v S2>it just has got years and years and years to play.

1:00:24.120 --> 1:00:26.360
<v S1>Well, she kind of had done that. And then she

1:00:26.360 --> 1:00:28.720
<v S1>came back last year didn't she. Yeah. For the World Cup.

1:00:28.840 --> 1:00:32.080
<v S2>Yeah. So I would be interested to see if she

1:00:32.080 --> 1:00:34.450
<v S2>can stay away from the game, because it just isn't

1:00:34.450 --> 1:00:35.210
<v S2>the game without it.

1:00:35.490 --> 1:00:38.490
<v S1>My only regret would not be putting more money on

1:00:38.490 --> 1:00:40.690
<v S1>her to score two or more tries than all of

1:00:40.690 --> 1:00:41.570
<v S1>her matches.

1:00:42.090 --> 1:00:45.970
<v S2>Yeah, that was, um. Yeah, that women's rugby is amazing.

1:00:45.970 --> 1:00:50.050
<v S2>And women's the NRL is really great. Odds on that one.

1:00:50.050 --> 1:00:53.130
<v S1>Yeah. Of, um. Yeah. Really, really been enjoying it as

1:00:53.130 --> 1:00:55.210
<v S1>of late. Well, enjoy your well-earned break. No matter how

1:00:55.210 --> 1:00:58.770
<v S1>long it lasts. Portia, you've been just an absolute treat

1:00:58.770 --> 1:01:01.450
<v S1>to watch. Uh, so, last drinks dedicated to you. Have

1:01:01.450 --> 1:01:04.730
<v S1>a great night in New Zealand, Paul Murray hooroo.