Speaker 1: You don't think you're a musician.
Speaker 2: I remember that, But then after that you just said
Speaker 2: they do music.
Speaker 3: I do music, So another words, you're a musician.
Speaker 1: No, okay, what's a procedure.
Speaker 3: This is Roden Gabby versus the world.
Speaker 4: Here we go Thursday, or as Gabby likes to call it,
Speaker 4: Friday Eve. Just like that, Good morning Gabby, Good morning,
Speaker 4: Hello Renee in the newsroom this morning, welcome back. See
Speaker 4: Gabby's upsetting you. As soon as you've finished the update,
Speaker 4: just then, she was showing you something and you recoiled.
Speaker 2: I I don't know what to say about it. I
Speaker 2: don't know how to feel. I'm a bit upset. I'm
Speaker 2: a bit traumatized by some pictures she's shown me. Online
Speaker 2: are saying what it is.
Speaker 4: I have no idea what it is, but we do
Speaker 4: know the people in Culture Department otherwise known as HR,
Speaker 4: are intrigued.
Speaker 1: We're talking about the Women's Weekly Birthday Cake book because
Speaker 1: the coins are coming out today right and I was like,
Speaker 1: have you seen the failed versions of the Ekidney cake
Speaker 1: that you get in the book, because people and I
Speaker 1: was saying, how I'm going to start doing these cakes
Speaker 1: on my daughter's birthday? But I won't do them as
Speaker 1: well as they look in the book. So I pulled
Speaker 1: up the ones of the kidners that people have done
Speaker 1: that look terrifying because instead of having like a long
Speaker 1: snouty nose thing that the Echidna has, instead they've just
Speaker 1: put like the lolly teeth. You've got to see it,
Speaker 1: and that the spikes are wrong. Hold on, hold my
Speaker 1: computer upstatee.
Speaker 4: Lolly teeth terrifying even Oh that is that's Renee's right.
Speaker 4: That is absolutely offencive on every level. It's insane teeth
Speaker 4: in any thing at all? Is are they meant to
Speaker 4: be lollly teeth in the actual recipe? Okay, so don't
Speaker 4: stray so far from the book. You have the book, Renee,
Speaker 4: you made anything from it?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 2: I have it in here with me this morning. I
Speaker 2: have made the farmyard one, you know, with the little
Speaker 2: plastic horses and stuff in the center, and I had
Speaker 2: a couple made for me. I had the piano made
Speaker 2: for me, and the sweet shop I remember that was
Speaker 2: shasting thing.
Speaker 4: Well, we've begun to have a look through, you know,
Speaker 4: some of the stuff that's been posted by the Royal
Speaker 4: Australian Mint online and it is amazing because you do
Speaker 4: remember your faves and then you remember the ones that
Speaker 4: were too complicated for mum. I wish I could say
Speaker 4: mums and dads Dad's thirteen ten sixty if you were
Speaker 4: a dad back in the day and you actually successfully
Speaker 4: achieved any of this, but they were too hard.
Speaker 1: I wanted the duck, which was like three d ducks
Speaker 1: sitting after.
Speaker 4: Give it the chip bill, Yeah, you need to find
Speaker 4: the right shaped chips that said in twenty twenty five
Speaker 4: you would use a pringle. Of course, you'd use a print.
Speaker 1: Sure, that would make it better.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Emily Martin, the acting CEO of the Royal Australian Mint,
Speaker 4: joining us later in the show, Baby Wears heading down.
Speaker 4: If you're listening and you've camped out and you're in
Speaker 4: the queue, he's bringing Brecky next.
Speaker 1: Yeah on us yep, before.
Speaker 4: Of course, and there's that. Thank you very much to
Speaker 4: McDonald's Prian sponsors, proud sponsors of the show. Before we
Speaker 4: go any further, I don't know if you'll be covering
Speaker 4: this in the news room, Renee, but we bored a
Speaker 4: big Brother a long time ago, but this could be
Speaker 4: the key to its resurgence.
Speaker 1: Cap well could it because they are bringing it back
Speaker 1: to the Gold Coast. They've had it in Sydney for
Speaker 1: the last couple of years. They built this like warehouse
Speaker 1: and there's a lot of complaints about noise and whatnot
Speaker 1: because it was in nature, disturbing the animals anyway, complaints
Speaker 1: the animals. I guess it's been an interesting phone call. No,
Speaker 1: they've decided to bring you out to the Gold Coast.
Speaker 1: But the original house burned down a few years ago.
Speaker 1: It was like completely abandoned. It was then completely graffited
Speaker 1: and destroyed, and then it burned down in a suspicious fire.
Speaker 1: So they're not using the old house that they originally used,
Speaker 1: but they potentially could build one the same.
Speaker 2: I went to the old one. Did you a dream world?
Speaker 2: Because yeah, when I was eighteen, so literally about twenties.
Speaker 4: Not long ago now, Oh yes, but what a spectacle
Speaker 4: to go where you see a TV show being Yes.
Speaker 2: Sat in the diary what do you call it the
Speaker 2: diary room?
Speaker 3: Diary room?
Speaker 4: Yeah, hot dogs in there to the diary room. And
Speaker 4: then hot dogs been there going yes, big brother looking nervous,
Speaker 4: and then big Brother give him a dumb challenge, but
Speaker 4: he can't tell anyone else about it. That's right, and
Speaker 4: so on and so forth.
Speaker 1: Differently this time around, though, because you don't need the
Speaker 1: corridors for the cameramen because they've got automatic cameras now.
Speaker 1: If they don't need people behind the double the one
Speaker 1: way glass, you.
Speaker 4: Give me, you wouldn't ever need to bill at all,
Speaker 4: because you know how many viewers. So Calm and I
Speaker 4: under the Gold Coast and that's the important Rod.
Speaker 3: And Gabby versus the.
Speaker 4: World Baby Wears is joined us for the first time
Speaker 4: in months. You're back from Europe.
Speaker 1: Yeah, hey, guys, you tan.
Speaker 4: I felt like yesterday you had the tan. You've been
Speaker 4: back for how long now? A couple of weeks?
Speaker 1: Yeah, been back.
Speaker 6: This is my second week back.
Speaker 4: Yeah, And so I thought yesterday I said to you,
Speaker 4: I said, you're losing the tan. And then you've come
Speaker 4: in today and you look more tanned. Is this a
Speaker 4: temptation after doing the European tour and having so many
Speaker 4: people compliment, you know, your Canberra winter tan because it
Speaker 4: stands out even more, would you consider, you know, maybe
Speaker 4: putting a bit of bit of tanning lotion on? What
Speaker 4: is it, Gaby? What do you put on? Fake tan? Look?
Speaker 4: I'll never reveal my secrets.
Speaker 6: But it is crazy what can come out of a
Speaker 6: bottle of these days.
Speaker 4: Well, you've done a fantastic job.
Speaker 1: However natural as you're I mean this is.
Speaker 4: I assume that the Australian Woman's Weekly Children's Birthday Cake
Speaker 4: cookbook spans all generations. You're familiar, it aren't you.
Speaker 6: I'm not sure if I've ever quite seen the book,
Speaker 6: but I feel like it's probably something my mum would
Speaker 6: have whipped out for a few birthday parties back in
Speaker 6: the day.
Speaker 4: Absolutely, I love that isn't aware that he probably has
Speaker 4: had these cakes. Your mom's just kept it on.
Speaker 1: The d L and that's smart because when you give
Speaker 1: the kid free rain to pick the cake, you know
Speaker 1: you're in for a chalice.
Speaker 4: A lot of unnecessary challenges. For the first time this morning,
Speaker 4: let's go to produce a Chelsea in the producers booth.
Speaker 4: You're only about ten days older than baby werez. Did
Speaker 4: you have the book? Did you and Rachel when you
Speaker 4: were little?
Speaker 5: I also have never seen the book, but Mum, I
Speaker 5: think like Wes would have shown us, and I think
Speaker 5: we actually think we have had one of the cakes.
Speaker 1: I've just never seen the book.
Speaker 4: It's a lot of Mum's not making a big deal.
Speaker 1: I get it. We didn't have free rain. No, that's
Speaker 1: like my mum probably learnt her lesson when I think
Speaker 1: she actually stuck pages together purpose like oh no, it
Speaker 1: still has a bit of asing on that and then
Speaker 1: that way we would see that one to pick.
Speaker 4: Oh that's Jean.
Speaker 1: So but you know, we as the next generation, know
Speaker 1: that you don't give free rein to the kids, you
Speaker 1: pick it yourself.
Speaker 4: So what this book's been around since before any of
Speaker 4: us were around. So this was around in the late.
Speaker 1: Sixties and you're around a long time.
Speaker 4: It's incredible. And so today if you're learning of this
Speaker 4: for the first time, and it's been all over the
Speaker 4: TV the last week or two. I saw it on
Speaker 4: I think Fair a couple of weeks ago, or a
Speaker 4: couple of nights ago, I should say, and you'll see
Speaker 4: it again today on the TV as the eyes of
Speaker 4: the nation turned to our royal Australian Mint and there
Speaker 4: are we don't know how many people queuing up out
Speaker 4: the front. You're going to go down there now, baby wets. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 4: gonna head down there now.
Speaker 6: Got a little bit of a present for everyone.
Speaker 1: All right, well, if you're in the freezing cold this
Speaker 1: morning lining up for these coins, like, I get it.
Speaker 1: The coins are going to be hot property, so you
Speaker 1: do need to line up if you want one, but
Speaker 1: it is dedication to be doing it in a morning
Speaker 1: like this. Oh yeah, so you deserve a little prissy.
Speaker 4: You take macas breaky down with you.
Speaker 6: I will be Yep, got got some nice warm macs
Speaker 6: brecky for everyone.
Speaker 4: In a vaguely related subject, peak chicken is upon us
Speaker 4: with the new mcwings at macas.
Speaker 1: Have you seen these? I look really good like crispy
Speaker 1: chicken wings. I just saw an ad for it on
Speaker 1: the Telly.
Speaker 4: Boneless it looks like it. There's a bone in there.
Speaker 5: There's a bone in there.
Speaker 4: Produce Chelsea. You've tried these, have you?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 5: But they've been all over my TikTok for you page
Speaker 5: because there's the new ranch sauce as well that everyone's trying.
Speaker 5: So yeah, they're not boneless.
Speaker 1: Well like it, no bone, it looks like good.
Speaker 4: Chicken, the cumulative Oh it was all the endorsements that
Speaker 4: the new wings there what do they call the mcwings?
Speaker 4: What they mcwings? Rod mcwings.
Speaker 1: It's pretty obvious that MACS that's right.
Speaker 4: Baby, weez. Get on your bike, mate, or the car
Speaker 4: probably better at this time in the morning, and we'll
Speaker 4: cross down to you in just a moment. Sarah Jessica
Speaker 4: park was on Howard Stern yesterday. Everyone's angry. It's Sarah
Speaker 4: Jessica Parker. This doesn't happen. Yeah, everyone's angry at how
Speaker 4: all the time.
Speaker 1: No, people have been mad at her for different things
Speaker 1: over the years.
Speaker 4: Well, she must be used to it, but I was
Speaker 4: surprised to see what did SJP do that shocked Howard Sterner.
Speaker 4: Sarah Jessica Parker was on the Howard Stern Show in
Speaker 4: the US yesterday, and invariably Howard will say something and
Speaker 4: a guest will get, you know, offended. I think everyone's
Speaker 4: used to Howard at this stage, and so.
Speaker 1: You're getting offended.
Speaker 4: They're used to being asked questions that they wouldn't be
Speaker 4: in other environs. He isn't they have the FCC, which
Speaker 4: is their federal Communications mob that govern whatever is broadcast
Speaker 4: on their radio stations. He is an on radio, he's
Speaker 4: on satellite, so.
Speaker 1: He no way what a loophole.
Speaker 4: Oh, it's a fantastic loophole. Hence why he left the
Speaker 4: Freedoware Radio and went to the scene.
Speaker 1: He has no regulations, He can do what he wants.
Speaker 1: What wow, how do we get that?
Speaker 4: Go to America, get to the back of the Q
Speaker 4: I suppose so everyone knows when you go in there
Speaker 4: and the biggest stars in the world going there. She's
Speaker 4: she's promoting another spin off of Sex and the Suit.
Speaker 1: No, no, no, no, it's like the third season of just
Speaker 1: like that. Right, So we've had a couple of seasons.
Speaker 1: Now this one she's promoting pretty heavily because it's gone
Speaker 1: on to Max. Hb it. Well, I guess maybe it
Speaker 1: was already on Max in the States, but in Australia
Speaker 1: it was on Binge up until now.
Speaker 4: Right, Okay, so with the assistance of the beep button,
Speaker 4: we will take a listen to a snippet. And I
Speaker 4: don't know whether or not she's offended or she's a liar,
Speaker 4: but people have turned on her. Oh yeah, as a
Speaker 4: result of one of Howard's questions around a scene where
Speaker 4: SJP in the role of Carry Bradshaw.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think I know what scene you're going to
Speaker 1: talk about.
Speaker 4: Well, she's having relations yep.
Speaker 1: Right, then he's in a property and.
Speaker 4: Listen, if you've tried a long distance relations.
Speaker 1: You've got to get you got to hit the spark
Speaker 1: a live.
Speaker 4: Right, you know, after a certain period of time you
Speaker 4: get creative. And so the story checks out as far
Speaker 4: it's the name of the show is Sex in the City.
Speaker 1: It's not. It's just like.
Speaker 4: That, that's the same thing. Fanatically, they're all the same
Speaker 4: characters doing the same stuff. Yeah, so it all makes sense.
Speaker 4: So let's not be prudish about this. God knows how
Speaker 4: it's not.
Speaker 7: This is such a weird moment where he's having phone
Speaker 7: sex with you and he's about to, you know, play
Speaker 7: with himself when he's talking to you and he licks
Speaker 7: his hand, he takes his tongue and he starts licking
Speaker 7: his hand and then he plays with his Did you
Speaker 7: do you know he did that in that thing? Because
Speaker 7: you probably filmed it. And have you seen this scene
Speaker 7: at all?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 3: I've not seen that?
Speaker 7: Is that really true? You really have not seen it.
Speaker 8: I haven't seen more of Sex and the City ever,
Speaker 8: and I haven't seen and just like that, so I
Speaker 8: don't know.
Speaker 7: This is the first I'm hearing about that.
Speaker 1: It's crazy, No way is at the first She's hearing
Speaker 1: about it. Everyone's been talking about it. Well from the
Speaker 1: moment it happens.
Speaker 4: Let's go to fans of the show. Here they are.
Speaker 4: They have gone off.
Speaker 1: Quote.
Speaker 4: If she doesn't watch it, why would I end?
Speaker 1: Well, I get the idea that you don't want to
Speaker 1: watch yourself on screen, Like if if it's your job,
Speaker 1: you don't necessarily have to watch it. I don't have
Speaker 1: any issue with that. However, she is an executive producer,
Speaker 1: so it's kind of her job to watch it and
Speaker 1: make sure that it's okay. But but if this is
Speaker 1: just her lying to get out of answering that question,
Speaker 1: good on her, because what else are you going to
Speaker 1: say about that. I don't want to talk about it.
Speaker 1: I don't want to see it. I've seen it. I
Speaker 1: regret seeing it.
Speaker 4: I never want to see it again as an actor. Yeah,
Speaker 4: that's the worst lie I've ever.
Speaker 3: Seen versus the world.
Speaker 4: Thank you, Nate. Good morning everyone. That's sad news that
Speaker 4: Brian Wilson has passed away. Made it to his eighties,
Speaker 4: did he yeah?
Speaker 2: Eighty two. So the statement that came out about it
Speaker 2: didn't say anything about the cause of death or we know.
Speaker 2: I'm pretty sure he did have dementia diagnosed with that
Speaker 2: a while ago. But of course frontman and founding member
Speaker 2: of the Beach Boys. Now I feel like this wasn't
Speaker 2: so much my time, but I remember my dad listening
Speaker 2: to a lot of the Beach Boys, Like I would
Speaker 2: hear a couple of songs and be like, oh yeah,
Speaker 2: Dad loved listening to that.
Speaker 4: So this is the sixties before all our time, unless,
Speaker 4: of course, you are one of our boomer listeners. And
Speaker 4: I tell you everyone who we have listened to in
Speaker 4: one way or another has Brian Wilson to thank for
Speaker 4: what we've been hearing. As far as pop music is concerned,
Speaker 4: this is the OG version. I loved Diamond David Lee
Speaker 4: Roth's version, but of course you get pop music was
Speaker 4: the devil's music to a generation, and so you know,
Speaker 4: they weren't allowed on TV pop artists to perform their
Speaker 4: songs and those sorts of things. And when you look
Speaker 4: in the context of music history, it was the Beach
Speaker 4: Boys that were the first that were invited onto those
Speaker 4: Tonight shows to perform these songs live, and all of
Speaker 4: a sudden they made pop music acceptable to the mainstream.
Speaker 4: And Paul McCartney himself has said as far as those
Speaker 4: four part harmonies that the Beach Boys made famous, they
Speaker 4: applied that to the Beatles, and then of course everyone
Speaker 4: has been influenced by the nature correct version, every boy
Speaker 4: band in the world, and then of course with all
Speaker 4: the spinoffs. I'm talking to you, Robbie Williams, I'm talking
Speaker 4: to you justin Timbway. It all started with this guy,
Speaker 4: and so what an incredible legacy. He leaves and sadly
Speaker 4: not with us today. But if you're going to this
Speaker 4: cause for celebration eighty two, I reckon we'll all take
Speaker 4: it solid not.
Speaker 2: I reckon good innings.
Speaker 1: We should play one of the Beach Boys songs.
Speaker 4: I'll tell you a funny one.
Speaker 1: You considered it right?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I don't know that we will. But do you
Speaker 4: remember what was the show with Uncle Jesse and the
Speaker 4: Olsen Twins Full House, Full House, and so the Beach
Speaker 4: the Beach Boys did an did an episode where they
Speaker 4: were guests on there because Uncle Jesse in the show
Speaker 4: played the drums, but in real life also played the
Speaker 4: drums for the Beach Boys for a tour. And I
Speaker 4: think he actually Uncle Jesse what's his name, Stemos, John Stamos.
Speaker 4: He played the drums in the recording. This is Uncle Jesse.
Speaker 4: Yeah in Kokomote.
Speaker 1: Oh how cool. I had a dance to this with
Speaker 1: my sister when we were young. I couldn't remember it now,
Speaker 1: but yeah, we But it's funny.
Speaker 4: You're right when you're a kid in any wedding that
Speaker 4: you went to. Yeah, you know the band was playing.
Speaker 1: It's funny because every time I hear this song, I think,
Speaker 1: if the it wouldn't be nice if the world would chocolate.
Speaker 2: I don't know the original words. I only know the
Speaker 2: Cadbury words.
Speaker 4: Wouldn't have been nice if the world was The thing
Speaker 4: I love about that is there's a chocolate guy walking
Speaker 4: along and then a dog comes up and goes and
Speaker 4: jumps and he grabs the dog. Me there and bite
Speaker 4: out of the dog, and then the dog jumps down
Speaker 4: and runs off.
Speaker 1: I remember that. That's pretty dark.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I can say if you're a chocolate dog, I
Speaker 4: mean what expect I am donne. This is still a thing.
Speaker 4: How long is how long have you been at the
Speaker 4: new house?
Speaker 1: House? For two years? It's definitely been over two years
Speaker 1: now because we bought the house while I was pregnant,
Speaker 1: because I was very heavily pregnant while trying to do
Speaker 1: some renovations, and Olivia is nineteen months now, so I
Speaker 1: had for two years. It's on new housing, not a
Speaker 1: new house anymore. However, the people who owned before us,
Speaker 1: their mail is still coming and it's coming thick and fast.
Speaker 1: So I think I've mentioned it before that they're getting
Speaker 1: more male than we are because we don't get that
Speaker 1: much mail anymore.
Speaker 4: No one does.
Speaker 1: No one does. They do, and they get a lot
Speaker 1: of mail and it's all coming to our mailbox and
Speaker 1: it's very frustrating. But the worst happened the other day.
Speaker 1: My husband came in, is like, what do we do here?
Speaker 1: Because we've been returning to what we were returning to
Speaker 1: sender for a good six months. And then I drew
Speaker 1: the line. I'm like, we have been returning to sender
Speaker 1: for six months. I'm not going to that effort anymore.
Speaker 1: If you haven't put a redirect in or changed your address,
Speaker 1: that's on you. I've covered for you for six months.
Speaker 4: Guys, they clearly don't want it.
Speaker 1: No, but it's like it's like a range of things.
Speaker 1: It is a full range of things. And yesterday I
Speaker 1: think we've received like a bank card in the mail
Speaker 1: at one point a new Medicare card. I'm assuming because
Speaker 1: it was for Medicare and you could feel the card
Speaker 1: in the envelope like things like that, like important things
Speaker 1: are coming to this mailbox.
Speaker 4: Will your cards expired? You want the replacement card?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Anyway, the real problem came this week because something
Speaker 1: came through from the hospital. Ah what it is? Because
Speaker 1: you know I'd open other people's mail, which I would
Speaker 1: never do anyway, but this thing has come through and
Speaker 1: it's got the hospital's logo on the envelope, so we
Speaker 1: know it's from the hospital. It could be some really
Speaker 1: important medical information if it was in cot be a bill.
Speaker 4: Well, it could be that. And here's why I don't
Speaker 4: want it. If it was really important, like if you're
Speaker 4: at the hospital and you're like, okay, send me the
Speaker 4: results by the way.
Speaker 1: By mail straight away. Now send me by mail so
Speaker 1: I get it in two weeks time.
Speaker 4: If you send you think about this for a second.
Speaker 4: My old man's obviously been struggling with some health and
Speaker 4: he received a thing in the mail this is the
Speaker 4: Victorian Health system and said we're going to need to
Speaker 4: see you. The earliest time is some dating twenty two
Speaker 4: twenty six, because like, well, it's clearly not an urgent problem,
Speaker 4: and so this and that's the thing. If it's urgent,
Speaker 4: they're not going to use the snail mail, I hope.
Speaker 1: But it still could be important, like booking in an
Speaker 1: appointment for.
Speaker 4: Too too late?
Speaker 1: What do you mean too late?
Speaker 4: Could have dropped dead by then? So I said to Dad, So, jeez,
Speaker 4: may you need to make it that far? He laughed.
Speaker 4: He said, well, you know, let's do all we can
Speaker 4: do here.
Speaker 1: Got to have goals.
Speaker 4: I don't know. Can we talk to our lawyers and
Speaker 4: see if we can go through this? If we don't
Speaker 4: reveal the names.
Speaker 1: Are we allowed to open the mail?
Speaker 4: Sure?
Speaker 1: It's illegal to open someone else's mail, That's.
Speaker 4: What I'll say. It's gonna be a pretty short.
Speaker 1: Coming no matter what comes through or who is. If
Speaker 1: it's not addressed to you, it's a legal to open it, Okay,
Speaker 1: if we if we can, I put a block on it,
Speaker 1: Like can I go to the post office and put
Speaker 1: a block on any of their mail come into my mailbox?
Speaker 1: You can I do that?
Speaker 4: You can put a block on thirteen ten to sixty.
Speaker 4: If anyone knows the answer to any of these things,
Speaker 4: if you have been managing mail for two years, had
Speaker 4: to stop it? Stop it or or can we go
Speaker 4: through it?
Speaker 1: You on the latter, I know you do.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm intrigued enough Chelsea, we get someone who knows
Speaker 4: how to fix this to it. Let's we'll get to
Speaker 4: the game in a second. Let's go to Zach in
Speaker 4: Queen Beean. Zach, have you come up with a solution
Speaker 4: as to how to sort out mail stopping at your
Speaker 4: house that's not yours?
Speaker 9: I have so this used to happen to me at
Speaker 9: my old premises in Queenbian And basically you just call
Speaker 9: up the post office and say, listen, I'm receiving mail
Speaker 9: from the previous tenant. If I could just put a
Speaker 9: block on it, that'd be appreciated the post office.
Speaker 4: Well done, great, Okay, so you can put a block.
Speaker 4: I mean you can put a block on every different
Speaker 4: social media platform. You've got to be able to put
Speaker 4: a block on with Australia Post.
Speaker 1: Right, surely, yeah you could. Oh okay, It's like it's effort,
Speaker 1: but it's less effort to make one phone call than
Speaker 1: to keep dealing with this mail that keeps coming through
Speaker 1: and the theer to open it.
Speaker 9: I do think we should open the mail. The hospital
Speaker 9: stuff is.
Speaker 4: It's intriguing that it's interesting. We could save a life, sack,
Speaker 4: we could.
Speaker 9: I mean, we've got to be the person that saved
Speaker 9: the life, like convincing you got.
Speaker 4: Mate, and there would be a badge of honey you'd
Speaker 4: wear for the rest of your life. You tell stories
Speaker 4: at dinner parties. I saved a life. Well everyone has
Speaker 4: that story, all right, Zak, we'll talk the lawyers. I
Speaker 4: reckon it's going to be a dead end that you're
Speaker 4: with me, and I appreciate it.
Speaker 3: And Gabby versus the world.
Speaker 4: There's been a post that's blown up around the world,
Speaker 4: but perhaps specifically Australia, as we've been called out for
Speaker 4: our sushi.
Speaker 1: Oh what's wrong with our sushi?
Speaker 4: Well it turns out there's something wrong with it.
Speaker 1: Tell me you live in Osrala. Without telling me you
Speaker 1: live in Australia.
Speaker 3: When this starts to look normal to you.
Speaker 4: Now she's pointing at a picture of our sushi. That's
Speaker 4: our sushi, roles sushi that you will get.
Speaker 1: The food court or whatever, right going on TikTok And
Speaker 1: I saw someone called this Australian sushi, and I like,
Speaker 1: for a second, I was like, what, basically Australians this lily.
Speaker 4: Pup, Yeah, that's our sushi. What she's got an amazed face.
Speaker 1: I do love that called Australian sushi. I thought it
Speaker 1: was just sushi.
Speaker 4: Well if you google it that ours is different. By
Speaker 4: the way to pump up the jam in the background.
Speaker 3: I like it.
Speaker 1: I forget this wasn't normal.
Speaker 4: It's normal here. So anyway, it turns out they don't
Speaker 4: do it like that anywhere else. It's interesting in Japan
Speaker 4: on a geary is triangular rice wrapped sushi is similar
Speaker 4: to our role. So it is really similar. And a
Speaker 4: number of Japanese people did come to our defense said
Speaker 4: I've moved to Australia. Yeah, I was freaked out too,
Speaker 4: but it could not be more convenient. It is convenient,
Speaker 4: so convenience.
Speaker 1: Pick it up and have a bite.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so we were in the firing line for a
Speaker 4: hot minute. Turns out it's a really good thing, and
Speaker 4: so the rest of the world catch up.
Speaker 1: They will, they'll look at it and go white and
Speaker 1: then they take a second and actually.
Speaker 4: Australian sushi is leading the way to that. Well get
Speaker 4: eight if you're leaving your house. If you park in
Speaker 4: the drive, you park out the front, or you're in
Speaker 4: the garage and you're just about to take the car out,
Speaker 4: just understand you're about to enter a scene from Silent Hill,
Speaker 4: the single most terrifying video game I've ever played. Hello
Speaker 4: Renee from the newsroom this morning, once again, Was it
Speaker 4: foggy where you were when you woke up this morning?
Speaker 1: Not at all.
Speaker 2: I was just saying to Chasey, like, coming in, I mean,
Speaker 2: it was pretty dark, but it's still seemed pretty clear,
Speaker 2: nothing like what we're seeing outside at the moment.
Speaker 1: I couldn't go more than sixty the whole way in
Speaker 1: this morning really was the longest drive to work of
Speaker 1: my life.
Speaker 4: It was very thick. But I literally I go out
Speaker 4: of the garage and then I will get out of
Speaker 4: the car right just to survey close the garage door,
Speaker 4: make everything's cool.
Speaker 2: Really yeah, you can't do that from inside the car.
Speaker 4: I don't feel like visibility's goodness, So I get I
Speaker 4: get out, and I got it. I had the scarf,
Speaker 4: the whole thing. I get out for like it's like
Speaker 4: ten seconds, fifteen tops. I got out and I audibly said,
Speaker 4: without even thinking, Silent Hell. It looked like the video game.
Speaker 1: Why would you get out of the car and it
Speaker 1: looks like that.
Speaker 4: It looked like a horror scene.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you're placing yourself right in it.
Speaker 4: Yeah it was. I was, but exhilarating fun. That's why
Speaker 4: people like that.
Speaker 1: Even on the edge.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you know me, ten seconds at three point thirty am,
Speaker 4: anything can happen. Dear, what is a location that's a
Speaker 4: real problem Los Angeles at the moment with the protests.
Speaker 4: So what's the update from overnight.
Speaker 2: Ongoing, guys, So police have made mass arrests the protests
Speaker 2: and continuing over the Trump administration's immigration rates. Now an
Speaker 2: overnight curfew is now in place in downtown LA because
Speaker 2: they had all the looting and vandal like people vandalizing
Speaker 2: things and stuff like that. Now from what we're hearing
Speaker 2: this morning, similar protests are now starting up in other parts,
Speaker 2: so from coast to coast, with more planned around the
Speaker 2: US this week. So it doesn't look like it's calming
Speaker 2: down anytime soon at the minute.
Speaker 4: Hard to know problem. You've got such a divided country
Speaker 4: and a divided media over there, and normally you can
Speaker 4: obviously defer to the country's leader for a bit of
Speaker 4: straight talk. But because there's so much misinformation coming out
Speaker 4: of the White House, it appears listening to the journalists
Speaker 4: American and Australian, it's peaceful protests. Yeah, And ironically the
Speaker 4: trouble is coming from the authorities, not National Guard, yeah,
Speaker 4: not the LA, not the California authorities, but the ones
Speaker 4: that the White House is sending it anyway on an
Speaker 4: infinitely I don't know, somewhat lighter note, the world's biggest TikToker,
Speaker 4: Carbi Lame has one one hundred and sixty million followers
Speaker 4: whoa and immigration officials over there claim they've arrested him in.
Speaker 1: That's a lie. He voluntarily left the country on Friday,
Speaker 1: so he's actually gotten himself out of there. But they
Speaker 1: did definitely have words with him because he had overstayed
Speaker 1: his visa and so they were like, you've got to
Speaker 1: get out, and he was like, I'm getting out before
Speaker 1: these mass arrests were happening.
Speaker 4: It's not a wild time that. So this is the
Speaker 4: official statement from ICE, the Customs Enforcement mob there. It says,
Speaker 4: quote US Immigration and Customs Enforcement detained Syring caban Lame,
Speaker 4: twenty five, a citizen of Italy. He's a Senegalese Italian,
Speaker 4: a citizen of Italy, June sixth, Harry Reid International Airport,
Speaker 4: Las Vegas, Nevada for immigration violations. So they claim they
Speaker 4: locked him up for a minute.
Speaker 1: Well maybe they did before he voluntarily left, I guess.
Speaker 4: So check this out.
Speaker 1: He's crazy.
Speaker 4: His management have come out and said he wasn't even
Speaker 4: there in June.
Speaker 1: What is happening.
Speaker 4: I don't envy you, mate, You've got your hands full.
Speaker 1: Yeah, trying aside for release, it's actually happening.
Speaker 2: It's more confusing now Rod and Gabby versus the world.
Speaker 4: That's why the Sydney real estates being called out as cringe.
Speaker 1: Today there's a couple of agents that have done a
Speaker 1: video that they've put up Natasha and Jazz Jasmine, who
Speaker 1: I don't know if they're trying to be selling Sunset
Speaker 1: or I'm not sure the vibe they're going for, but
Speaker 1: they've put a video up because they've rented out a
Speaker 1: house that's about fifty k's outside of Sydney's CBD and
Speaker 1: it seems to have gone for quite a price. It's
Speaker 1: like over fourteen hundred dollars a week to rent this place.
Speaker 1: It's a six bedroom house, So I guess.
Speaker 4: That's in Sydney.
Speaker 1: I guess that's normal. Fifty k's out of Sydney. That's
Speaker 1: still Sydney, though. But I'll let you watch the video
Speaker 1: and we'll get your take on it, and then I'll
Speaker 1: give a little bit of context as to where it's
Speaker 1: come from that may be missing from people's opinions if
Speaker 1: they've just seen this particular eclipped.
Speaker 4: All right, why Ossie's have erupted a pair of glamorous
Speaker 4: real estate agents.
Speaker 1: Jasmine, did you list this for fourteen fifty?
Speaker 2: You leased it for fourteen fifty, the one with no
Speaker 2: pool in the middle of nowhere.
Speaker 1: And a job site next door? Yeah, yeah, fourteen fifty,
Speaker 1: Well done, B two left one V one. So they're
Speaker 1: gloating over the fact that they've rented it out for
Speaker 1: such a high price in a video that people are
Speaker 1: saying is very out of touch because they're having a
Speaker 1: laugh at people's expense that they're managed to get it
Speaker 1: through that price.
Speaker 4: They've forgotten people can see this.
Speaker 1: Well, see the context is missing. They put a video
Speaker 1: up before this that said would you pay fourteen fifty
Speaker 1: for this house? And it was one of those videos
Speaker 1: where they go through and they show you the beautiful
Speaker 1: interior and the backyard and whatever, and all the comments
Speaker 1: were not all but a lot of the comments were
Speaker 1: people saying it's overpriced. There's not even a pool, it's
Speaker 1: in the middle of nowhere. You're going to get I
Speaker 1: wouldn't pay for this price. This is a cheek or
Speaker 1: talk to the comments. It came out of the original
Speaker 1: I'm like, what you got that. It doesn't even have
Speaker 1: a pool and it's in the middle of nowhere. So
Speaker 1: they're actually having a goal with the people that comments
Speaker 1: it's import but that's completely out of like the way
Speaker 1: when people just see this video and they're like, you're
Speaker 1: just being really obnoxious, Yes, and rude about the fact
Speaker 1: that you've rented it out above what the price point
Speaker 1: should have been.
Speaker 4: You can't trust that. We're going to scroll backwards in context. No,
Speaker 4: you need to put that bit at the start and
Speaker 4: then we go good for you sticking it to the
Speaker 4: troll's degrees away from you're the trolls. No, you're sticking
Speaker 4: into the trials. So I'm on their side, but I'm
Speaker 4: still angry. I think you know, put the thing at
Speaker 4: the start. We're about to cross to our Royal Australian
Speaker 4: Mint where Baby Wears is celebrating with those who have
Speaker 4: cued since I don't even know how early to get
Speaker 4: the coins. Paying tribute today to the Australian Women's Weekly
Speaker 4: Children's Birthday Cake cookbook, and I found this incredible old video.
Speaker 4: Pamela Clark was the person who came up with this
Speaker 4: video as a very young lady back in the late sixties. Yeah,
Speaker 4: came up with this book, I should say, and she
Speaker 4: tells the most extraordinary story that highlights how things are
Speaker 4: a little bit different all these decades later when it
Speaker 4: comes to you know what you get with a cookbook, right.
Speaker 8: We had a lot of phones in the test kitchen.
Speaker 8: There must have been about six or seven lines, and
Speaker 8: the phones were going all of the time from people
Speaker 8: who needed help, advice, recipes.
Speaker 4: They put the number on the inside of the back
Speaker 4: of the cookbook and if you were struggling with the
Speaker 4: duck cake, no way, you called the Australian Women's Weekly
Speaker 4: Kitchen where the women who had created the cakes were
Speaker 4: there taking the calls and talking it through. Finished the cake.
Speaker 1: Wow, that is amazing. I would need that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well we would. It's bad luck because it's not anymore.
Speaker 4: A YouTube that was the sixties baby wears how many
Speaker 4: people are queuing waiting to get these coins today?
Speaker 6: I reckon there's about forty people waiting in line for
Speaker 6: this new coin release.
Speaker 4: It's getting pretty crazy.
Speaker 1: Forty people. I don't I expected more. But because it's
Speaker 1: so cold out there, I do understand why the lines
Speaker 1: a little less than I thought it would be. I
Speaker 1: would be there right now if I could.
Speaker 4: Yeah, is it? Yeah? It is freezing a lot of people.
Speaker 6: Reckon that people will start to rock up a bit
Speaker 6: closer to when there'll.
Speaker 1: Be oces like eight am.
Speaker 4: Well, we shouted everyone down there breakfast this morning. Were
Speaker 4: you were you greeted? Were you given a hero's welcome
Speaker 4: as you've turned up there with the macers breaking?
Speaker 6: Yeah, lots of people were very excited. It's freezing at
Speaker 6: the moment, and those muffins were extremely warm. Definitely were
Speaker 6: warming up my hands as I held up the bag.
Speaker 4: Did you did you take extra catchups? Yes?
Speaker 6: Yes, there was condiments to go around.
Speaker 4: Extra What tomato sauce? Ah, you know you buy a
Speaker 4: Mac's tomato sauce, it says catch up on it. You
Speaker 4: gotta order, you gotta order the ketchups. Ah, you turn
Speaker 4: up without the catch, you'd be booed out of them.
Speaker 4: It's free, they go, where's the extra ketchup? Because you
Speaker 4: have those mup ands. You got to put him on there,
Speaker 4: all right? You made a friend there? Who's there? Yes,
Speaker 4: I'm here with Brian at the moment.
Speaker 6: I'll just give him the headphones.
Speaker 4: Let's have a chat to Brian. Find out where in
Speaker 4: the queue he is. Get a Brian, can you hear us? Yes? Okay?
Speaker 4: What time did you arrive this morning?
Speaker 10: Seven o'clock this morning?
Speaker 4: That's civilized? How far back in the QA? Probably about
Speaker 4: halfway in the yeah?
Speaker 1: Around twenty people in front of him.
Speaker 4: Do you know what time? The guys at the front
Speaker 4: of the queue the time they had.
Speaker 10: Show some of the diehards get here five?
Speaker 4: That's yep, that's the sort of silly thing i'd do.
Speaker 1: So are you and Avid queen collector? Is it's just
Speaker 1: a really special point that you're hands.
Speaker 10: I'm a coin collector?
Speaker 4: Nice and you were can Baron or did you travel
Speaker 4: here for cam Beron? Is it the greatest home ground advantage,
Speaker 4: the fact that you know everyone else around Australia is
Speaker 4: I can't get to the Australian mind, will stif chatter.
Speaker 4: We get to because we're Canbarns.
Speaker 10: There is a factor, yes that we do have an
Speaker 10: advantage being able to come to the Minton line.
Speaker 4: As a collector. You're on the forums and stuff. Do
Speaker 4: you do the other coin collectors around Australia? Are they
Speaker 4: jealous of us?
Speaker 10: There's opportunities for them to get in the ballot, but
Speaker 10: right for the eq EL ballot and.
Speaker 4: Other dealers around very diplomatic b other sort themselves out.
Speaker 4: We're in Canbra we get them.
Speaker 1: There's twelve coins with the cakes on them that are
Speaker 1: being released today. Do you want to get your hands
Speaker 1: on all twelve or would you just be happy?
Speaker 10: I'll get the proof one in the on the book
Speaker 10: and that's only coming out in the book, and then
Speaker 10: the twelve coins in the box.
Speaker 1: And there's that two dollar coin that you can only
Speaker 1: get a News Express.
Speaker 10: Yeah, yeah, it's also in the box.
Speaker 1: Oh like the recipe box. Oh that looks so cool.
Speaker 4: Well, we'll get some more information about that extra little
Speaker 4: thing that a lot of people don't realize from Emily Martin,
Speaker 4: the acting CEO of the Royal Australian Mint, who I
Speaker 4: assume is feeling very popular.
Speaker 8: She is.
Speaker 4: She is bunkered down inside. You guys want to get inside.
Speaker 4: How was Brecky good?
Speaker 10: Yeah, happy McDonald is providing the muffins.
Speaker 4: That's good at them.
Speaker 1: Give us the cuance.
Speaker 4: Macis did a great job. They sponsored the show when
Speaker 4: they footed the bill today. I don't forget the peak
Speaker 4: chicken is upon us with the new mcwings at macas
Speaker 4: not that you had wings for Brecky mate. Thank you
Speaker 4: for the inside today. Good luck, the doors will open
Speaker 4: and you'll be well rewarded for your early start today.
Speaker 4: Stay warm out there.
Speaker 3: Thank you, Rod and Gabby versus the.
Speaker 4: World, it's a timely reminder to point out. Earlier in
Speaker 4: the week we checked out the temperature in Antarctica with
Speaker 4: the kiweed that's over there. And he poured the can
Speaker 4: of coke into the glass and by the time the
Speaker 4: coke ha got to the glass, it froze, and so
Speaker 4: the glass and the can were connected it as one.
Speaker 4: What was his temperature is? Minus fifty seven? Was that wrong?
Speaker 4: WHOA sorry, Gabrielle, that's better.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was like minus fifty seven. It was very cold,
Speaker 1: but he had no ice on his beard. So we
Speaker 1: obviously ran out and did it, filmed it and ran
Speaker 1: back in.
Speaker 4: It's true. So Renee, at the moment you're telling us
Speaker 4: that we had an apparent temperature, it feels like a
Speaker 4: minus five. This is nothing compared to Antarctica. But I
Speaker 4: don't know where we got these light rails from. What
Speaker 4: are the light rail trains? Trams?
Speaker 2: They don't like it, No, they don't like it. And
Speaker 2: obviously it gets cold in canber right we have frosty mornings.
Speaker 2: Winter has settled in, and so there were some light
Speaker 2: rail delays yesterday morning, similar to delays that we saw
Speaker 2: in August last year because of frost and ice on
Speaker 2: the overhead wires.
Speaker 1: So the ones that.
Speaker 2: Run along the top now typic. In cases like that,
Speaker 2: they get these sort of vacant trams to they're called
Speaker 2: icebreakers that run across like do it do a lap
Speaker 2: or whatever to kind of sort that out for when
Speaker 2: the people, the trams filled with the people come and
Speaker 2: use the system. And that can work in most cases,
Speaker 2: but on super duper cold mornings it doesn't always work,
Speaker 2: and so we see situations like we saw yesterday August
Speaker 2: last year and potentially again moving forward, but finer.
Speaker 1: Heat the wire like a heated tower rack.
Speaker 2: Well, aren't they great?
Speaker 1: They're so good.
Speaker 4: That's if only we could harness heated towel rack technology.
Speaker 4: Sounds yeah. Either way, the lives are going to lives
Speaker 4: are gonna have a field day with this. Did we
Speaker 4: investigate getting our light rail trams from freezing European countries?
Speaker 1: So you're gonna say, Antarctica, the penguins are riding light rail?
Speaker 4: Well it is. It is the outstanding question, you know,
Speaker 4: is this a problem that really cold climate Icelandic parts
Speaker 4: of the world encounter with their public transport infrastructure. And
Speaker 4: if it is, fine, but if we bought these from
Speaker 4: bloody Brisbane, like we did, you know, I don't know.
Speaker 4: You'ven't seen this renee if you have a look up there.
Speaker 4: We have a custom software written temperature gauge and what
Speaker 4: does it say on it?
Speaker 2: One?
Speaker 4: Because it came from Brisbane and they didn't program in
Speaker 4: the minus sign and so.
Speaker 2: Oh it's minus one right now.
Speaker 4: It's officially minus one. Feels like minus five and so
Speaker 4: you know, we don't get a minus and we only
Speaker 4: learned this the other day and we're like, oh, it's
Speaker 4: not so bad. It feels cold in the No, it
Speaker 4: doesn't have a minus side, and I fear that those
Speaker 4: who are responsible for that bit of technology also flogged
Speaker 4: us the trams on our light rail. It just don't
Speaker 4: work in the cold.
Speaker 1: Yeah, don't trust Brisbane guys. That's the.
Speaker 4: You had an awkward encounter with a man in a hotel.
Speaker 1: Yes, today, Ye're my husband. I know it shouldn't have
Speaker 1: been awkward. I've been married for a couple of years now,
Speaker 1: I've been together for nearly eight like, it shouldn't have
Speaker 1: been awkward, but no, I had an appointment near his work,
Speaker 1: so I was like, well, i'll park at your work
Speaker 1: and i'll say hi to you afterwards because it would
Speaker 1: be towards your lunch break. And to try to call him,
Speaker 1: didn't answer. Try to call him, didn't answer. He does
Speaker 1: work in hotel.
Speaker 4: By the way, that I couldn't find he knows where
Speaker 4: I found him.
Speaker 1: In a hotel. No, he word. So I ended up
Speaker 1: messaging him and just saying I've done what he's up to.
Speaker 1: I'm just sitting in reception waiting or in like the
Speaker 1: four yar of the motel hotel, and so anyway, I
Speaker 1: hear his laugh coming from behind me and I got great.
Speaker 1: He's come down to say hi, and I turn around
Speaker 1: and he's with these two very suited people who must
Speaker 1: be I up bosses and establishing suits. And he hadn't
Speaker 1: seen my mis calls. Obviously, he didn't know that I
Speaker 1: was there. And he goes to walk past me, and
Speaker 1: he looks at me and goes, hey, how are you going?
Speaker 1: I keep talking and I know that what I was
Speaker 1: like this talker girlfriend who was just sitting in his workplace,
Speaker 1: just waiting for him to walk part many kept walking,
Speaker 1: kept walking, and then as he gets a bit past,
Speaker 1: he turns around, he goes, I'll be right back, and
Speaker 1: just kept walking and I'm like, what just happened? So
Speaker 1: then he about ten minutes later he comes back. He's like,
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, I was I was in Professional Models with
Speaker 1: the bosses. We just had a meeting, like I was
Speaker 1: with the architects and stuff.
Speaker 4: And I'm like, it's okay, you're his wife. Doesn't how
Speaker 4: professional professionals has wives too.
Speaker 1: I guess I'm a big secret in his workplace. I
Speaker 1: just I think it was expecting to see me, and
Speaker 1: he just was like, I don't know how, I don't
Speaker 1: know how to do this.
Speaker 4: I love you believe his story, so I love you
Speaker 4: believed that explanation. Ah, just so confused. Go back to
Speaker 4: the part where you are just a fantastic secret that
Speaker 4: keeps keeps a relationship excited. That's exciting. Yeah, that's right,
Speaker 4: doesn't it.
Speaker 1: I'm just you know, I can just sneak around to
Speaker 1: the hotel with him. I don't know what he's expecting.
Speaker 4: I know exactly what he's expecting. Anyway, this is devastating you.
Speaker 4: It's not.
Speaker 3: Versus the world.
Speaker 4: I don't know whether or not you caught this yesterday, Renee.
Speaker 4: Did you see the video that Gabby has of her
Speaker 4: beautiful daughter Olivia, who is one and a half, writing
Speaker 4: an inflatable unicorn.
Speaker 2: No, I really want to see it.
Speaker 4: As soon as you see it won't if you'll notice,
Speaker 4: maybe I'm just looking at the wrong things. I was
Speaker 4: impressed with the writing of the unicorn, beautiful unicorn, and
Speaker 4: then down the bottom of the shot I noticed Gabby's
Speaker 4: disgruntled Chihuahua bear looking at the unicorn like your day
Speaker 4: is a numbered mate.
Speaker 1: Oh, he really hates the unicorn because it's a four
Speaker 1: legged thing that's bigger than.
Speaker 2: Him and it's taking some attention away.
Speaker 1: Oh that too.
Speaker 4: Well it's pink and it's got a horn. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 4: you know, like it's it's pretty glad take him out.
Speaker 4: And it was suggested that maybe Bear the Chiual wasn't
Speaker 4: only at the unicorn and just wanted to ride it
Speaker 4: as well. So I understand there is an update today, Gabby.
Speaker 1: Yeah, because I did say that I should get a
Speaker 1: photo of him riding the unicorn so it could be
Speaker 1: the cover of that dog calendar that's going to be
Speaker 1: released for next year.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's right.
Speaker 1: So I got that photo for you. It took a
Speaker 1: bit of photoshopping to get me out of it because
Speaker 1: I did have to hold him on the unicorn because
Speaker 1: you've gone and photoshop photoshop voluntarily ride the unicorn. Okay,
Speaker 1: but being a stage mum that I am, I forced
Speaker 1: it and then photoshops let me out of it. And
Speaker 1: so here is the cover shot for the calendar of
Speaker 1: Bear riding the unicorns.
Speaker 4: We're going to post this at Roden Gabby on Instagram.
Speaker 2: Just propped up there quite nice.
Speaker 9: You know.
Speaker 1: You can kind of see where my arm's blowed, where
Speaker 1: I was hot in my fingers. You can see Undrew's chest.
Speaker 4: Not if you don't point it.
Speaker 2: Out if I've never mind that detail.
Speaker 4: That is that his front cover of any calendar worthy,
Speaker 4: that is for sure.
Speaker 2: Yeah, angry people who.
Speaker 4: Like dogs, and your chiua is particularly handsome. He doesn't
Speaker 4: have weepy eyes a lot of chius get the whe Yeah,
Speaker 4: and he is clear eyed and he and he's riding
Speaker 4: a pinky unicorn. All right, Rod and Gabby on Instagram
Speaker 4: that I'll go up in the next five minutes. That
Speaker 4: is beautiful work.
Speaker 1: Thank you.
Speaker 4: I'm hoping for similarly good news for the for Boss,
Speaker 4: the staffy who have heard about for too long at
Speaker 4: the RSPCA today Renee.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, not good news yet, but hopefully by the
Speaker 2: time word gets around it might result in good news
Speaker 2: later today or soon hopefully so. Boss lots people would
Speaker 2: have heard about him. Is a staffy bull terrier at
Speaker 2: the RSPCA today meets an unfortunate milestone. Has been there
Speaker 2: for a full year of today now. The RSPCA says
Speaker 2: it's not uncommon to have long stays like that with
Speaker 2: some of their dogs. However, it was only just a
Speaker 2: couple of years ago where it was really unusual to
Speaker 2: have a dog stay there longer than six months. So
Speaker 2: something's happened in the last couple of years. I don't
Speaker 2: know what dogs. Some dogs are staying there a bit longer,
Speaker 2: so I guess they're just using this as a push
Speaker 2: to not only try and find Boss a home, but
Speaker 2: to get people to think about adopting some of their
Speaker 2: longer term animals from the shelter.
Speaker 4: I had some anniversary music ready and I was hoping
Speaker 4: it was good news that in the one year anniversary
Speaker 4: he found a new home. But this is the case.
Speaker 1: Yes, this is a bit too joyous after their animals
Speaker 1: well at the RSPCA though, like they look after them well.
Speaker 1: So he hasn't had a bad year, No, but he
Speaker 1: would love a home for sure.
Speaker 4: What's he doing?
Speaker 1: What do you mean it's something?
Speaker 4: We're going to go and meet him?
Speaker 1: We got to excuse me to dogn't it?
Speaker 4: Well? I think you know what. I'm biased. I love
Speaker 4: staff he's' had staff he's for so many years in
Speaker 4: our family and and they're just there is no happier
Speaker 4: smile on any breed of dog than a staffy. Boss
Speaker 4: the staff He would be a great addition to anyone's home,
Speaker 4: that's true. So now I wait for the good news
Speaker 4: someone in Canberra is taking Boss home and I can say.
Speaker 1: You adopt Boss. I will get you a unicorn for
Speaker 1: him to ride.
Speaker 4: I know exactly what my daughters is shouting at the
Speaker 4: radio in the car right now. We don't know Boss.
Speaker 4: I will, I will meet Boss, will work this out
Speaker 4: as a city. As a city, we will find a
Speaker 4: home for Boss. So I can play the song thank
Speaker 4: you Nate, see you soon well on such things after
Speaker 4: Chapel Rowan the Great Chihuahua Breakouts. That's a concept for
Speaker 4: a film, The Great Chihua Breakout.
Speaker 1: Yeah, bears in the spotlight today the Great Chihuaara escape happened?
Speaker 1: How do I mean? My dog has been begging for
Speaker 1: attention ever since my daughter was born, and he went
Speaker 1: next level to get it. The other day I got her.
Speaker 1: I was just like, I was at home and my
Speaker 1: dog went outside to go to the toilet and my
Speaker 1: doorbell goes off and I go out the front and
Speaker 1: my neighbor was there, going are you missing a dog?
Speaker 1: And I was like, nah, it's just out the back.
Speaker 1: She's like you sure, So I started calling him and
Speaker 1: he didn't come in, and I go, how do you
Speaker 1: get out? She goes her gates open.
Speaker 4: I was like, what easiest to escape ever? Unless he
Speaker 4: was the one who opened the gate.
Speaker 1: I went out and I went to find him, and
Speaker 1: he was at the neighbor's place, and all of our
Speaker 1: houses in the strip look exactly the same. So when
Speaker 1: I got out there, he was actually on the doorstep
Speaker 1: of my neighbour's house trying to get back in, because
Speaker 1: that's what he does. He's escaped once before and he
Speaker 1: waits on the doorstep for me to let him back
Speaker 1: in it. He doesn't go far because he knows how
Speaker 1: good he's got it. He doesn't need to go anywhere else.
Speaker 4: But he waited on the neighbors to step, thinking.
Speaker 1: It was ours. I'm assuming because I get up there
Speaker 1: and he looked at me, like, where'd you come from.
Speaker 1: I was like, get out of here, and he's like
Speaker 1: and so he ran back to our doorstep and went
Speaker 1: straight back in like it wasn't hard to get him home.
Speaker 1: But then I was looking at the footage on our
Speaker 1: cameras that we have, thinking how did he get out
Speaker 1: the gate? I figured out our gate has been open
Speaker 1: for a week because that's the last time we used
Speaker 1: it when we mowed the lawn. It was a full
Speaker 1: week that it had been open, and he had not
Speaker 1: bothered to escape until that point. He had the opportunity,
Speaker 1: didn't do it.
Speaker 4: And all the great escape films, the likes of which
Speaker 4: have theme music like this.
Speaker 1: This was the most book brength of them all.
Speaker 4: None of them featured the escape route being open and
Speaker 4: unattended for a week before everyone went.
Speaker 1: Let's give it a go. And then he gets out
Speaker 1: and he goes, oh no, this was a.
Speaker 4: Mistake, and then get confused and go back to a
Speaker 4: similar looking but not the same place. Dogs, I thought
Speaker 4: you were better than miss