Speaker 1: Say, python's wearing that and is it a Python don't.
Speaker 2: I don't really know what's a procedure.
Speaker 3: This is Roden Gabby versus the world.
Speaker 2: Here we go, all right, welcome to another one, Hayden,
Speaker 2: welcome back today.
Speaker 4: Thank you, good morning.
Speaker 2: Covering the news today, I've given you a hot mic,
Speaker 2: very loud. It's not your fault, by the way, that's
Speaker 2: good morning, Good morning Gabby, Gabby welcomed you into this.
Speaker 2: There's no greater welcome into the studio from Gabby and
Speaker 2: that good morning to you wherever you're joining us across
Speaker 2: the greatest city in the worlds long study on the roads.
Speaker 2: We've had a torrents fall in the last hour. Look,
Speaker 2: I know Hayden's keeping an eye on it across the morning.
Speaker 2: We did go to bed last night wondering if there
Speaker 2: would be a response to the US strikes on Iran,
Speaker 2: and Iran has struck back. I just and will cover
Speaker 2: it through it throughout the morning. But I can just
Speaker 2: tell you it's not nearly as dramatic as and and
Speaker 2: as inflammatory inflammatory thank you as TV News. Yeah, I
Speaker 2: had to get it right as TV News is making
Speaker 2: it out to be this morning. This is not exactly
Speaker 2: the case.
Speaker 1: Freaking news America under attack.
Speaker 5: Iran strikes in US targets in revenge for Donald Trump's
Speaker 5: nuclear blitz.
Speaker 2: America is not under attack, everyone, stay cool. Yeah, well,
Speaker 2: it's just a dramatic headlining. And so the Axios report
Speaker 2: that's just come out says I run Supreme National Security
Speaker 2: councilor at least a statement claiming the number of missiles
Speaker 2: fired at Qatar. So it's an American base in Qatar.
Speaker 2: They say the number of missiles fired is equal to
Speaker 2: the number of bombs the US used in its strike
Speaker 2: on Saturday. The quote from the Supreme National Security Council
Speaker 2: in Iran says, quote, the base was targeted in the
Speaker 2: attack by the powerful Iranian forces was far from urban
Speaker 2: facilities and residential areas in Qatar. This action did not
Speaker 2: pose any threat to our friendly and brotherly country, Guitar
Speaker 2: and its noble people. So that's where it's at. As
Speaker 2: far as the US's response from here, that will be
Speaker 2: Hayden's job to keep an eye on that throughout the morning.
Speaker 2: On an infinitely lighter note, Katy Perry's tour is still going.
Speaker 2: I didn't notice she was still kicking her out.
Speaker 6: Yeah, she's still in Australia and she decided to visit
Speaker 6: Australia Zoo because that's what you do when you're in Queensland,
Speaker 6: best zoo out there except for our national Zoo here
Speaker 6: in Canberra. And she saw Robert Irwin while she was there.
Speaker 6: Now she realized that Robert Irwin is going to be
Speaker 6: on Dancing with the Stars in America next season. He's
Speaker 6: following in Bindy's footsteps and doing the American version of
Speaker 6: that show. So she was like, let's give it a
Speaker 6: little little go, let's have a little twirl, and it
Speaker 6: didn't quite go to plan.
Speaker 2: I liked the idea that Robert's still you mucking out
Speaker 2: the enclosures there at the zoo.
Speaker 6: He still does the the midday show with the crocs
Speaker 6: and whatnot in the central arena. The whole family does
Speaker 6: when they're able to. When I visited, it was the
Speaker 6: whole fan, including Chandler. We'll getting out there in amongst it.
Speaker 2: Well Steve did. It didn't matter how popular and high rating,
Speaker 2: and you're a young Blocaden, but did you ever see
Speaker 2: Steve Irwin's shows on the Discovery Channel or any of those.
Speaker 4: He's not on the Discovery Channel.
Speaker 2: I never saw it in person though, right, even though
Speaker 2: you know he was a big international star, he would
Speaker 2: still do those shows at his zoo, and.
Speaker 6: The fan still does. And there's also one of their
Speaker 6: like long time employees to do it. And he's got
Speaker 6: like scars all over his body from when it went wrong.
Speaker 6: I'm not kidding.
Speaker 2: Badges of honor, I guess in the crocodile wrangling game.
Speaker 2: So Katie Perry's just walked into Steve, I mean Robert's
Speaker 2: house here at the zoo.
Speaker 3: I heard that.
Speaker 7: Robert Irwin was going to be on Dancing with the Stars,
Speaker 7: so I thought maybe we should do a practice around.
Speaker 6: You're at the Australia cent I love it.
Speaker 5: You're ready, Okay, I'm ready.
Speaker 6: D a waltz around the room.
Speaker 3: He's not.
Speaker 2: He's not this this is not looking good.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 6: I'd a little deep and she ended up on the floor.
Speaker 6: Hopefully he's got some practice in before he goes on
Speaker 6: the TV show.
Speaker 2: He will be kicked off the show in week one.
Speaker 6: It doesn't help. He was in steelcat boots, Like who
Speaker 6: can dance in steelcats?
Speaker 2: The excuses? How dancing there?
Speaker 4: Hayden, I've got two left feet No, nothing whatsoever right well.
Speaker 2: For but and whether or not you do or you don't,
Speaker 2: someone turns up with a big bag of cash, like
Speaker 2: young Robert over here. Do you want to be on
Speaker 2: Dancing the Stars? You better believe it?
Speaker 3: And Gabby versus.
Speaker 2: The world, you said quote, I made a poor decision
Speaker 2: last night, end quote, and she if we all reflect
Speaker 2: on times that we've had to say that the morning after,
Speaker 2: it's never a good story.
Speaker 6: No, it was a really bad decision and I should
Speaker 6: have known better. But I got in this morning and
Speaker 6: I saw producer Chelsea and I just went I made
Speaker 6: the wrong call, and she was like, so did I.
Speaker 6: We both did the same thing. So for Channel seven,
Speaker 6: we managed to get our hands on the previous screening
Speaker 6: room because Farm Wants a Wife Reunion wasn't meant to
Speaker 6: be till nine pm last night. No way was I
Speaker 6: going to be awake at nine pm.
Speaker 2: Right, So the network gave you a previous green sneak
Speaker 2: pass to watch it before the rest.
Speaker 6: Of Australia exactly. So I had the choice because after
Speaker 6: I got my baby to bed and dinner was ready,
Speaker 6: I had the choice between watching either Farm Wants a
Speaker 6: Wife the reunion or the first episode of Stranded on
Speaker 6: Honeymoon Island. I didn't have time for both.
Speaker 2: Right, So the one that we've been building up to
Speaker 2: for weeks and said we're excited about, which is Stranded
Speaker 2: on Honeymoon Island, versus the one that you said you
Speaker 2: have no faith in and is will be an absolute bust,
Speaker 2: just like the season prior Farmer Wants a Wife.
Speaker 6: Exactly, But I was thinking that farm Want's a wife.
Speaker 6: They put it at nine PM. They were building up
Speaker 6: to it. It must have been something big to have
Speaker 6: a reunion and to have like a big you know,
Speaker 6: I don't know, announcement or something crazy that happened in it,
Speaker 6: like they had to have been background footage or secrets spilled,
Speaker 6: some kind of drama or.
Speaker 2: As I suggested last week, they're burying this because not
Speaker 2: even they want to watch it. So well, I had faith.
Speaker 6: I had faith that they were going to save the
Speaker 6: season with this reunion.
Speaker 2: All right, So I watched Farm Wife. What an insane
Speaker 2: We could not have discussed it at greater length.
Speaker 6: I know I made the wrong call, and I am
Speaker 6: so mad at myself, and I watched it. I even
Speaker 6: fast forward through you because they do the recap of
Speaker 6: you met her here, and then you went on this date,
Speaker 6: and then you did that. I don't care. I've seen
Speaker 6: all that. I was bored the first time I saw it.
Speaker 6: I don't need to see it a second time. So
Speaker 6: I even fast forward through all that crap. Yeah, and
Speaker 6: I still got nothing.
Speaker 2: Yes, you know, think yourself lucky that this only happens
Speaker 2: to you once a year or so. This is what
Speaker 2: happens every week with my footy tips where I go.
Speaker 2: I knew better, and I shouldn't have them, but I
Speaker 2: did produce. Chelsea. Welcome to the show for the first
Speaker 2: time this morning.
Speaker 6: Good morning.
Speaker 2: When you first joined the show, now a million years ago,
Speaker 2: you learned we were snack Florence's. So we keep an
Speaker 2: eye on the new releases of these different things that
Speaker 2: come out, and you are the one who's brought the
Speaker 2: breaking snack news today.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 5: So Twisties have launched a new flavor.
Speaker 9: Oh no, well.
Speaker 6: Their last one, Raspberry was yeah, a winner.
Speaker 2: What was the last one? In a second, let's get
Speaker 2: up the raspberry of Twisty's here.
Speaker 6: There has been a few Raspberry ones. Aren't even up
Speaker 6: there the Raspberry.
Speaker 2: They've got a bunch of different ones. Yeah, okay, okay,
Speaker 2: So anyway, so we've got an one. What do we got?
Speaker 6: Okay, this new one.
Speaker 5: It's limited edition, and they're combining two Ossie favorites, the
Speaker 5: Twisty and the Zuper Duper fairy Floss.
Speaker 2: Now, I'm gonna remember they've done this in the past,
Speaker 2: not this specific thing, but getting the sweetness into what
Speaker 2: is traditionally a savory thing. That is the Twists. That
Speaker 2: was a disaster. But what about disaster? But what about
Speaker 2: the time they did the cinnamon doughnut. And I feel
Speaker 2: like this is going to have a little bit of
Speaker 2: the donut about us.
Speaker 5: What is it again, the Zooper Duper, but the fairy
Speaker 5: floss flavor. So the pink Zuper Duper Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 2: The twist raspberry was insane, The sour blueberry was crazy. Yeah,
Speaker 2: this is this one makes more sense than does it
Speaker 2: than a lot of them.
Speaker 6: How does this make sense in your brain?
Speaker 2: Well, it makes more I'm saying it makes more sense
Speaker 2: icy Pole and Twisty.
Speaker 5: They are saying that it's revamped as a crunchy candy
Speaker 5: colored snack.
Speaker 6: It's even going to be colored, Yeah, to be colored.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Okay, it's it's Ozzie as is what it is,
Speaker 2: super and a twisty if you could somehow just smash
Speaker 2: a potato cake in there too, or potato scallop for
Speaker 2: those who say it incorrectly. It's the confusing thing with
Speaker 2: twisties is when I research, you know, different twisties flavors.
Speaker 2: They're not exclusive to Australia and so you can so
Speaker 2: in other Southeast Asian countries there's twisties all over the
Speaker 2: shop or with different regional flavors. I had a twisty's.
Speaker 8: What was it?
Speaker 2: Seaweeds splash memory search and it was fantastic. That was
Speaker 2: that was in Malaysia. Probably beautiful seaweed twisty, seaweeds splash twisted.
Speaker 2: What do you have this? The twisty you have the seaweed,
Speaker 2: the tars or the fantastics you know?
Speaker 10: Yeah, Gabby versus the world, Hayden, thank you're hardening for
Speaker 10: Darcy today.
Speaker 2: Hayden, have classed your name up today. Awesome it will
Speaker 2: be pronounced. I love it, I love it. Who's who's
Speaker 2: having a crack at Bossie today? Was that Buddy Franklin.
Speaker 4: Broddy Franklin on his on his podcast, saying he's not
Speaker 4: looking like or he doesn't believe he's gonna make it
Speaker 4: to the end of the season.
Speaker 2: See the See the video that everyone's getting upset about
Speaker 2: today from the coverage of the Carlton game. No I
Speaker 2: played for a second, you've seen it. I haven't known. Fantastic.
Speaker 2: All right, let's just do it. We do it now,
Speaker 2: because a kid, what's scheduled for now the old patrol
Speaker 2: get to the mold patrol. There's a young fella in
Speaker 2: the crowd. So North Melbourne, you know who aren't very good?
Speaker 6: They be was the Carton game.
Speaker 2: They be Carlton and so they were nearly double this
Speaker 2: because they didn't end up winning by double, but you
Speaker 2: know he was. It was a demolition derby out there,
Speaker 2: and there was an opportunity for Carlton that used to
Speaker 2: kick a goal and get back in the game, and
Speaker 2: they missed and scored it behind. And so they cut
Speaker 2: to the crowd, and everyone seems very upset today about
Speaker 2: what the Fox Sports chose to cross to in the crowd.
Speaker 2: Talk us through it here, let's get back to work. Well,
Speaker 2: that's what it looks like the.
Speaker 6: Nation and what's happened for the Blues for that poor
Speaker 6: young fella.
Speaker 2: That's devastating. Mum and dad had brought him today full
Speaker 2: of hope. It's bad parenty. So he's the crowd and
Speaker 2: he's born his eyes out because the Blues have missed
Speaker 2: a goal and I'm so sad. Listen to me, kid,
Speaker 2: How old is a kid?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 2: He looks no older than ten. You're fine. I am fifty,
Speaker 2: and I get that he was born after Carlton's incredible
Speaker 2: eighties run. This is going to come good, long before
Speaker 2: my followings and killed. It still hasn't, doesn't look like
Speaker 2: it's ever going. You're fine, your club will be fine.
Speaker 2: But everyone's angry that for the footy coverage that the
Speaker 2: TV coverage showed the young fella in tears. It's good.
Speaker 2: It's a motivator, yea, one hundred percent it.
Speaker 6: Is, and it's great for the twenty first.
Speaker 2: That's gonna be wheeled out. Oh you hundred percent. If
Speaker 2: you think he won't be a meme for the next
Speaker 2: like fifteen years until he's twenty first, you got another
Speaker 2: thing coming. It won't be news to him when that
Speaker 2: gets wheeled out. Of twenty third, A lot of people
Speaker 2: who were planning to rifle through their partner's phone while
Speaker 2: they were showering this morning, have been put on high
Speaker 2: alert by you only seconds ago, and now the windows
Speaker 2: about to close. Phone snooping's dead.
Speaker 6: Phone snooping is dead. There's a new way to snoop.
Speaker 2: Good news, you're back everyone.
Speaker 6: So I guess you could argue that snooping is a
Speaker 6: terrible idea and not a good relationship if you have
Speaker 6: to snoop, or if you feel you have to snoop.
Speaker 2: It's so interesting in that there's two sides to it.
Speaker 2: So you go, listen, I trust you so implicitly, I
Speaker 2: don't need to go through your phone. And then there's
Speaker 2: the other side where.
Speaker 6: You go, if you trust me, there's nothing to hide.
Speaker 2: That's yeah. But see straight away you saying that says
Speaker 2: that you don't trust me. But the part where I go, hey, listen,
Speaker 2: whatever you want you look at the phone every I
Speaker 2: don't care. So ultimately that's I think where you want
Speaker 2: to be in a relationship. You are the true, authentic
Speaker 2: you to your other half.
Speaker 6: If the other phone is you know, face down and
Speaker 6: locked at all times the past code, so you feel
Speaker 6: like you need to like there's something Yeah, anyway, tell
Speaker 6: you this Okay, you need you don't need to go
Speaker 6: to the effort of trying to figure out the past
Speaker 6: code or unlock the phone to do a bit of snooping.
Speaker 6: Good because a woman has actually figured out that her
Speaker 6: Alexa was a far better device to snoop through than
Speaker 6: the phone. So this is like your home assistant. There's
Speaker 6: like the Google Nests Home or Apple I don't know,
Speaker 6: there's all the different ones, but Alexa is the one
Speaker 6: that she had. And she was just trying to find
Speaker 6: a song that she'd heard earlier, because you can have
Speaker 6: your Spotify through yr Elexa and whatnot. And she was
Speaker 6: listening to a song and she's like, I'll just go
Speaker 6: back through the log because there was a song I
Speaker 6: really liked and I want to hear it again. So
Speaker 6: she opened up the Alexa app and had a look
Speaker 6: at what had been playing over the past couple of
Speaker 6: hours to find the song she liked, and she realized
Speaker 6: that when she'd been at work, there was a bunch
Speaker 6: of romantic songs that had been requested to play, followed
Speaker 6: by a very fancy recipe dinner recipe, and then mood
Speaker 6: lighting being set. Because the whole house was controlled by
Speaker 6: this Alexa. How long is she working for It must
Speaker 6: have been a night shift.
Speaker 2: With a night shift where she was doing overtime. Old
Speaker 2: mate has gone to town.
Speaker 6: He's really turned it on for this other person who
Speaker 6: was there for dinner and so seeing the log and
Speaker 6: gone a minute.
Speaker 2: At least Old mates not just playing up, you know,
Speaker 2: in the back of a car somewhere like he's actually
Speaker 2: he's put on the lighting and he's looked up a
Speaker 2: nice rest. I mean, give the guy at least some
Speaker 2: credit here. He's a catch to his wife. He's a
Speaker 2: real jack. That's how you do it.
Speaker 3: That's it, all right, versus the world.
Speaker 2: So there's hang on. So there's no more So you
Speaker 2: can't look up messages or anything like that. No, but
Speaker 2: it paints a picture of what your other half does
Speaker 2: when you're not around exactly.
Speaker 6: Listen.
Speaker 2: The guy might just like, you know, making a nice,
Speaker 2: nice meal. He manages his diet well, and there's a
Speaker 2: sight of him that he just likes a little bit
Speaker 2: of a little bit of slow music.
Speaker 6: When had a bit of migraines, we needed to dim
Speaker 6: the lights.
Speaker 2: There you go, come on, come on, he was playing
Speaker 2: He been in the back seat of a castle. We
Speaker 2: spoke about that. Do you buy chocolate a little while ago?
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, it was like so popular at the Real
Speaker 6: Ease to Show. There was lineups out of the pavilion.
Speaker 2: Right, and then there was an Australian mob that's had
Speaker 2: to go. But it wasn't as Lid brought it out.
Speaker 6: Sin and really expensive twenty bucks.
Speaker 2: A blot Right, producer, Chelsea, what's your experience with the
Speaker 2: Dubai chocolate?
Speaker 5: Well, I really like the Dubai chocolate. I tried it
Speaker 5: because Top Juice sell it. But will Worth's have actually
Speaker 5: just come out as well with their like mudcake Dubai
Speaker 5: chocolate brownie.
Speaker 2: Oh sounds good. Are you saying Top Juice sell the
Speaker 2: real McCoy.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but they sell like the really thick Dubai chocolate.
Speaker 2: And then would you pay for a blot?
Speaker 6: I think it was like nine dollars.
Speaker 2: That's all right, Lisa is twenty the real Dubai chocolate
Speaker 2: the Palmeerstan shops. I go into the shop there, you know,
Speaker 2: I don't know, I don't think it's an IgA, but
Speaker 2: it's one of the local gross or whatever. They got
Speaker 2: a box and on the bench, I go, we're going
Speaker 2: to try this. They go, that'll be twenty five bucks.
Speaker 2: When we're not trying that.
Speaker 6: To the word, it's part of the show.
Speaker 2: I laughed, what were you doing, I've dropped the ball.
Speaker 2: I also don't want to explain that to the auditor.
Speaker 2: So people are excited today. Aldi are putting a new
Speaker 2: thing in stores tomorrow and this snack fluence. So who's
Speaker 2: far more well organized snack fluencer than us has already
Speaker 2: got his hands on a couple of bags from Aldi
Speaker 2: and he's doing the test straight out of the gate.
Speaker 11: Pistachio pretzels and pistacio bombs. Let's check them out, the
Speaker 11: assaulted pretzels, and they're covered in pistachio green paste.
Speaker 2: No, they green pretzels.
Speaker 6: That sounds and looks revolted.
Speaker 2: I know, but everyone loves them, so we have to
Speaker 2: act like we love them too. We might love them.
Speaker 2: I love pistachios. I don't know if I do exactly.
Speaker 2: You don't know.
Speaker 6: That contains gluten. Oh they're not even green. He took
Speaker 6: one out of the pack and that's why.
Speaker 2: So it looks green on the outside of the packages, and.
Speaker 11: Heaps of the pistachio paste is covering the pretzels. So
Speaker 11: you get heaps of it. It's got a nice white
Speaker 11: chocolate taste as well as the pistachio. Blend together and
Speaker 11: then you've got the salty pretzel delicious.
Speaker 2: I'm in on the pretzels, right, Let's try the bomb
Speaker 2: basically like Dubai chocolate but in ball forms. All right,
Speaker 2: So it's got the thin chocolate milk gluten. I'll do it.
Speaker 2: I'll take one for the team. And it's got the
Speaker 2: green pistachi on the inside.
Speaker 11: Not a lot of codor if in this one, so
Speaker 11: I was expecting more crunch as you do with the
Speaker 11: Dubai chocolate, but it's still there, a lot more finer.
Speaker 11: The milk chocolate's a little bit overpowering. I feel like
Speaker 11: these would have worked with white chocolate on the outside.
Speaker 2: Now you missed that, mate, So that sounds exactly like
Speaker 2: what we want there.
Speaker 6: I saw this and I was like, yes, like aerow
Speaker 6: balls like the mint air row in a chocolate and
Speaker 6: I got really excited. And then it was pistachio and
Speaker 6: I got far less excited.
Speaker 2: But what a great point. How good are arrows? I
Speaker 2: know people don't talk about the aero bar.
Speaker 6: And aeroballs would be amazing. Do they exist because they
Speaker 6: should should.
Speaker 3: Rod and Gabby versus the world.
Speaker 2: Hayden for Darci this morning. What's the update since Iran
Speaker 2: struck back against US bases overnight?
Speaker 4: Yes, so run has had their first active of retaliation,
Speaker 4: striking an American base in Qatar. Trump's responded to Iran
Speaker 4: saying it was a very weak response and that he's
Speaker 4: hoping Earn got it out of their system.
Speaker 6: Oh my god.
Speaker 2: It comes to diplomatic conversation and the de escalation that
Speaker 2: Australia and Europe have said. Hey, this is okay, okay,
Speaker 2: we support you to a point. We understand what you've
Speaker 2: done here. Now let's dial it down a notch. This
Speaker 2: guy is a stone cold dickcare go ahead.
Speaker 4: Trump's also then just turned around to a social media saying,
Speaker 4: congratulations world, it's time for peace.
Speaker 2: All right. Well, let's hope that part is right.
Speaker 6: He's just so silly. It's like when you're playing sport
Speaker 6: with someone and you're like, oh, don't who you've got,
Speaker 6: and then they start firing more balls at your head,
Speaker 6: like what are you doing?
Speaker 2: Yeah, it seemed like a very personal anecdote Australia has
Speaker 2: been reviewed by a Swedish guy, and I think, of
Speaker 2: all the visitors from around the world to give us
Speaker 2: a review, I go, I have. I don't know if
Speaker 2: we can scrub up or if we can stack up
Speaker 2: to the swe No, they.
Speaker 6: Do it well, they do, don't they. But there is
Speaker 6: a Swedish born guy who did spend some time in
Speaker 6: Australia in his twenties doing some study. It must have
Speaker 6: been in exchange university exchange type situation, and so he
Speaker 6: has chipped in on a bit of a heated debate,
Speaker 6: heated discussion on Reddit when it comes to Australia and
Speaker 6: our anti intellectualism.
Speaker 2: So any other country I'd take you on, but not
Speaker 2: the Swede. The Swedes.
Speaker 6: Now, he did have a really interesting observation and it's
Speaker 6: something that I have never ever considered. And I can't
Speaker 6: argue with.
Speaker 2: Him about this, I might argue.
Speaker 6: So he came out to say that Australia does lack
Speaker 6: the value that should be placed on education. We don't
Speaker 6: put enough emphasis on education in our country, he said
Speaker 6: Australia and Australians in my experience, tend not to value
Speaker 6: education so much. When they do, it's because it leads
Speaker 6: to a higher paying job. Knowledge for the sake of
Speaker 6: knowing is not valued. And I was like, oh my god,
Speaker 6: You're so right. When I look at what university degrees
Speaker 6: are worthwhile I look at them in accordance to what
Speaker 6: job you could get from that degree and how much
Speaker 6: it pays. I don't look at it as if like
Speaker 6: I want to do a medical degree because I want
Speaker 6: to be knowledgeable. I want to know how to save
Speaker 6: a life. I just want to have millions of dollars.
Speaker 2: It's so interesting that that is your mindset, yet here
Speaker 2: you are doing this job. That's a very good point. Yeah, however,
Speaker 2: you look someone I remember who was it? I reckon
Speaker 2: it was Brock Knowles's dad, Russell. So when I was
Speaker 2: a young fella and he was a builder and he
Speaker 2: built that their family, the most amazing house. I wanted
Speaker 2: to be a builder, and mate, I wouldn't have said mate.
Speaker 2: I was just a little kid. And I said you
Speaker 2: must be rich.
Speaker 6: And he said Brock's dad.
Speaker 2: I said, Brox's dad, Russell, And he had and he
Speaker 2: had what was it? This big? This big? It was
Speaker 2: a Pontiac tea bird that he had shipped out from
Speaker 2: America and restored in the garage. I said, you must
Speaker 2: be rich, and I said, are all builders rich? He said, mate,
Speaker 2: if you're good enough at anything, we will make a buck.
Speaker 2: So I've always thought it doesn't matter what you do.
Speaker 2: That philosophy that the Swedish bloke's talking about, though, I
Speaker 2: understand where he's coming from, because he's from the home
Speaker 2: of Ike and he comes over here and he sees
Speaker 2: our woodwork work, you know, and some of those coffee
Speaker 2: tables we build like.
Speaker 6: In you guys don't value you guys.
Speaker 2: Know nothing, and we're like, well, let's compare our coffee tables,
Speaker 2: and we lose every time.
Speaker 3: Rod and Gabby versus the.
Speaker 2: World last night it was the culmination of that super
Speaker 2: mega Lego Masters where they got the greatest Lego builders
Speaker 2: from around the world. And I don't know if you
Speaker 2: had described these guys as dark horses, I would I mean,
Speaker 2: they were strangers in episode season one, came together, worked out,
Speaker 2: you know, a friendship and you know, a strategy and
Speaker 2: one season one, well, well done, that's great, but it's
Speaker 2: just season one. They come back to this super you know,
Speaker 2: mega most important episode a season in the history of
Speaker 2: Lego building, and their final construction was Spartans versus hydra.
Speaker 6: And so that sounds very impressing.
Speaker 2: Let me put this on the screen for you so
Speaker 2: you can see it, and let's hear Brickman's analysis to
Speaker 2: Hamish as they were getting ready to make the decision
Speaker 2: on who that champions for twenty twenty five work.
Speaker 12: Well, every single one of these characters, they're all posable,
Speaker 12: not like Lego figurines, action figurines.
Speaker 2: That's what gives it the emotion the.
Speaker 12: Action anywhere where you have to have the shape of
Speaker 12: Lego bricks, they've made it look like in the armor
Speaker 12: like it's the edge of muscles and it stops it
Speaker 12: looking like a shape that.
Speaker 3: Doesn't belong on a human body.
Speaker 2: Absolutely right.
Speaker 12: The contouring that they've done is outstanding.
Speaker 2: Honestly, the production of this show, Hey, how do you
Speaker 2: make it? And be why am I watching Lego figures
Speaker 2: filmed in such a way and with an orchestral arrangement
Speaker 2: that I feel emotional about Lego? But perhaps that ties in,
Speaker 2: you know, with that connection that we all have, that
Speaker 2: nostalgic connection from our childhood's because Lego is a sign
Speaker 2: post in different ways at different times for all of us.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but it's also just so incredible these creations that
Speaker 6: they can make from something that we did play with
Speaker 6: as kid.
Speaker 2: Well, it got these guys to win. This is incredible
Speaker 2: Henry and Kaid, congratulations.
Speaker 8: Thank you so much.
Speaker 13: An awesome intro.
Speaker 2: Well, it was an awesome performance that we saw on
Speaker 2: the screen. Do you do you did you feel emotional
Speaker 2: when you watched it back last night?
Speaker 13: Oh?
Speaker 7: Yeah, that was crazy.
Speaker 13: It was really really exciting.
Speaker 2: Can you believe you know, you know, you're building these
Speaker 2: things and by the way, as opposed to the lego
Speaker 2: that the rest of us built when we were kids,
Speaker 2: no instructions, So that's the most mind blowing thing to me.
Speaker 2: And then when you see it filmed in these amazing
Speaker 2: you know, the cinematic way they capture it all. Do
Speaker 2: you look at it and go, oh, that's pretty impressive.
Speaker 2: But even though you're the ones who build it.
Speaker 8: Absolutely I think that's what Henry and I were really
Speaker 8: looking forward to last night. You know, we see the
Speaker 8: builds on set when we finish, but to then see
Speaker 8: them lit up by like almost another team of artists
Speaker 8: to make them like absolutely shine and look incredible. All
Speaker 8: the builds look incredible. I think that's what Henry and
Speaker 8: I look forward to the most.
Speaker 6: Yes, I was really interested to see you guys win
Speaker 6: this season because you won the first season and now
Speaker 6: the way that I because Lego baffles me, even in
Speaker 6: the simplest form, because it's just so cool that you
Speaker 6: can create with something like a Lego brick, but when
Speaker 6: you look at something like a Master Chef for any
Speaker 6: of those other reality shows season one to season seven,
Speaker 6: there is such a huge improvement in what happens on
Speaker 6: the show and the creations that happened, because you know,
Speaker 6: every season has to get better and better. So for
Speaker 6: you to win season one and then to come back
Speaker 6: in season seven, did you have to up the ante
Speaker 6: and you know, really test yourself.
Speaker 3: Yeah, totally.
Speaker 13: Like in the first episode of this season, we actually
Speaker 13: had a bit of a hiccup and we didn't do
Speaker 13: very well, but it actually gave us the motivation to
Speaker 13: actually go, do you know what, we belong here and
Speaker 13: we need to lift our game to actually prove our worth.
Speaker 2: In season one, you two didn't know each other. Was
Speaker 2: that the Norman? Has that been the case for other
Speaker 2: Lego seasons? I thought you turned up as a pair
Speaker 2: as mates?
Speaker 13: Sorry you paid?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 8: I mean yeah, we I mean we actually auditioned with
Speaker 8: different people, different teammates originally, and then we got paired up.
Speaker 8: That actually wasn't the Norman and isn't the norm that
Speaker 8: you would get teamed up. But I was just so
Speaker 8: keen to do it, and so was Henry, your partner.
Speaker 2: All off, Yeah, where are the where are the mates?
Speaker 2: Were they watching last night?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 8: They're watching from the in the comments section, mate, you know, like, yeah.
Speaker 6: So are you mates now? Like if you kept in
Speaker 6: contact over these last seven.
Speaker 7: Years, I remember, oh, yeah, we're best mates now. Yeah,
Speaker 7: that's that's the thing, you know. First time we didn't
Speaker 7: know each other. We got to know about each other
Speaker 7: during the first season, and this time we came back
Speaker 7: as mates. And I think that that was like a
Speaker 7: blessing and a curse. I think that was our first episode.
Speaker 7: It was like, how did you tell your mates that's
Speaker 7: not good or fights for each of us? And then
Speaker 7: we're finding that, you know, like hang.
Speaker 8: On, hang on, Henry, we're here to winmate, Like we
Speaker 8: need to, you know, do what it takes being sensitive to.
Speaker 6: My feelings and just tell me what's right.
Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, yeah, I think there was a little bit
Speaker 8: of that at the start, for sure.
Speaker 2: I guess the ultimate you know, the ultimate measure of
Speaker 2: a makeship is do your holiday together. And as Lego guys,
Speaker 2: I assume as we don't have a Lego Land in Australia,
Speaker 2: have you ventured any of those Lego mechas around the
Speaker 2: world together.
Speaker 13: Or we've done the local dream world Lego.
Speaker 2: That doesn't count counts.
Speaker 7: Well.
Speaker 8: On my honeymoon, my wife and I actually we went
Speaker 8: to two places on a honeymoon. My wife said, you
Speaker 8: wanted to go to Paris and I said, okay, if
Speaker 8: you're doing that, I'm going to Denmark, the home of Lego.
Speaker 8: We're going to Lego Land, and so we spent we
Speaker 8: spent some time there. She thought it was going to
Speaker 8: be terrible and just said, actually that that was the
Speaker 8: best part of the holiday.
Speaker 2: So let me tell you, if you're going to test
Speaker 2: a marriage, you might as well do it on the honeymoon.
Speaker 2: Both passed with flying colors. Congratulations Henry and kaid what
Speaker 2: a cool Ossie story this has proven to be and
Speaker 2: it culminated with the big win last night on the TV.
Speaker 2: Congratulations again, well done. Than we jokingly forecast the dangers
Speaker 2: of jumping off a boat into the ocean to swim
Speaker 2: to an island whilst dressed in a wedding dress.
Speaker 6: Yeah, a wedding dress is very heavy. It's a lot
Speaker 6: of material, and we were saying that that could be
Speaker 6: quite dangerous and looks like our predictions were correct. Who
Speaker 6: would have thought, well, it seems like logic, right, like
Speaker 6: common sense.
Speaker 2: Yes, but because it's so the sense ought to be
Speaker 2: so common that with this new show stranded on Honeymoon
Speaker 2: Island and they make the couples jump off the boat,
Speaker 2: you know, this conversation would have happened by the producers
Speaker 2: beforehand and.
Speaker 6: They went, mah, I should be right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so they should be right. Okay, so this is
Speaker 2: the moment.
Speaker 6: Is this is the moment.
Speaker 2: Let's see if it's the disaster we.
Speaker 9: Predict it for three weeks together, maybe something will go.
Speaker 2: Jump off the boat fully clothed.
Speaker 6: Well, you can possibly go wrong.
Speaker 2: You're wearing a wedding dress. You jump into the ocean.
Speaker 2: Oh my goodness. Oh no, she's.
Speaker 6: Tried to surface and the whole skirt is over her head.
Speaker 2: Right, think about that, Think about any of this.
Speaker 6: You can't breathe if a wet skirt is over your head.
Speaker 2: It's not our job and we forecasts this would happen.
Speaker 2: I do now, help help right now, old mate. As
Speaker 2: I said before to the boys who won Lego Masters,
Speaker 2: you've got a test relationship from time to time, going
Speaker 2: taking your wife on your honeymoon and your wife to
Speaker 2: Lego Land. That's a test. Old mate has just met
Speaker 2: this woman. You're going to be stranded on island together
Speaker 2: and hopefully you're gonna find love. But let's put it
Speaker 2: to the test and see if you can literally save
Speaker 2: her life as she drowns underneath the wedding dress the
Speaker 2: ocean while, by the way, it appears all the camera
Speaker 2: operators are standing around just filming. Anyone want to help out? Nope, Oh,
Speaker 2: she's just surfaced, okay. And you don't look your best
Speaker 2: when you have a fright like that.
Speaker 6: And you've just dived into the water and form maker.
Speaker 2: Yes, and you've you know, lost all the oxygen from
Speaker 2: your lungs, so you don't you know, you're trying to impress,
Speaker 2: trying to look good.
Speaker 6: You're trying to surface like a mermaid and be right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and he said, you're that's unattractive. Now it's I
Speaker 2: get that. You gotta you're trying to you know you're
Speaker 2: trying to live, right, you're trying to breathe. But it's unattractive,
Speaker 2: isn't it.
Speaker 6: It's a little bitter attracted and looking. This is Amy,
Speaker 6: by the way, We're going to attractive, very Amy, coming.
Speaker 2: On, because Amy on the show soon.
Speaker 6: Okay, this is She's still alive, guys.
Speaker 2: Okay. And she wouldn't have seen this until last night
Speaker 2: on the.
Speaker 6: Table, but she felt it. She would have noticed it.
Speaker 7: Look.
Speaker 2: See, that's exactly what I was thinking. She's apologizing. Sorry, sorry, sorry, sorry,
Speaker 2: I looked just all Sorry. I nearly died, but I
Speaker 2: did nearly drown a second ago. Yes, kidd black mark
Speaker 2: against old MAT's name, you're good, No, mate, I nearly
Speaker 2: drowned under a wedding dress.
Speaker 6: You got fast forward to like twenty years into their relationship.
Speaker 6: If this happened and he went, you're good, he would
Speaker 6: have copd.
Speaker 3: Do I look over?
Speaker 2: No, I'm not No, I'm not good. Big difference between
Speaker 2: that moment and a thirst.
Speaker 3: Day Rod and Gabby versus the world.
Speaker 2: Amy joins us. Now, Hello, Amy, and congratulations on surviving.
Speaker 9: Oh god, thank you. I'm so proud of myself.
Speaker 2: That looked frightening. But when you came out from under
Speaker 2: the dress and you realized you were going to survive.
Speaker 2: You apologized. Is that because when gasping for air, we
Speaker 2: know we don't look our best?
Speaker 9: Yeah? I was like, oh my god, I look like
Speaker 9: can I swear how much?
Speaker 6: Okay?
Speaker 9: Yeah, I looked really bad right now. No, I'm kidding.
Speaker 9: I looked amazing. I looked amazing. I was on the
Speaker 9: brink of death. But I came up gasping for air
Speaker 9: and yeah, no, I literally got water boarded the second
Speaker 9: that I dived. I had pretty much a panic attack
Speaker 9: as soon as I came up for air.
Speaker 5: It was.
Speaker 2: It was a good start, as you would water crazy start.
Speaker 6: Well, because we kind of predicted this when we saw
Speaker 6: their promo and people were jumping in wedding dresses. I
Speaker 6: was like, either you get to sink to the bottom
Speaker 6: because they're so heavy, or you're not going to be
Speaker 6: able to get to the surface because all the layers
Speaker 6: are above you. And then it happened. But was this
Speaker 6: the toughest part of stranded on Honeymoon Island or does
Speaker 6: it get worse from here?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 9: We get so much worse.
Speaker 2: Oh, Old said, it's terrible.
Speaker 9: You guys are in for an absolute ride. Yeah, but
Speaker 9: you know what, it goes good bad, good bad. You
Speaker 9: know what I mean. It's kind of yeah, it's a
Speaker 9: bit of a rollercoaster.
Speaker 2: It's a sandwich. Was it the first time that you'd
Speaker 2: seen the show when it was on TV last night
Speaker 2: or did they give you a sneak preview so you
Speaker 2: knew what you were in for.
Speaker 9: No, I had no idea. They tell us nothing. They
Speaker 9: tell us absolutely nothing. So it was so exciting for
Speaker 9: me because I also completely forgot what I said. What happened. Well,
Speaker 9: for me, it was such a surprise, and I was like,
Speaker 9: oh my god, my poor mother.
Speaker 6: Take us through this because this was meant to go
Speaker 6: on our TV's about six months ago, and that means
Speaker 6: it was filmed like eighteen months ago. Am I right?
Speaker 6: In my maths?
Speaker 9: I'm not a math giralie like I do gol mauth,
Speaker 9: But yeah, probably something something like that.
Speaker 6: That's a long time ago, to the point where we
Speaker 6: were looking at a few of the contestants or participants
Speaker 6: that are on stranded on Honeymoon Island and since it
Speaker 6: was filmed, so between filming and airing, they have found
Speaker 6: a new partner, gotten married and had babies.
Speaker 2: That's an extreme example. But there is a camera, a camera, boy,
Speaker 2: that's done that. I can't wait to see more so
Speaker 2: that I understand when you were saying your poor mother.
Speaker 2: I want to see exactly what you need to be
Speaker 2: having conversations with your mum about. As this season goes on,
Speaker 2: we look forward to chatting again. Amy from Stranded on.
Speaker 9: Island.
Speaker 2: I've been calling it the one where they jump off
Speaker 2: the boat for so long. I need to use the
Speaker 2: right name for the show, stranded on No, you're absolutely right,
Speaker 2: we'll go with that one. Congratulations again. We'll chat as
Speaker 2: we go.
Speaker 9: Thanks God, can't wait.
Speaker 2: Hayden in for Darcy. Good order a young guy. Do
Speaker 2: you remember Sizzler.
Speaker 4: Sizzler, I've heard of it.
Speaker 2: I don't think i've ever been is Rashet is the
Speaker 2: new Sizzler.
Speaker 4: Rashes isn't an all you can eat buffet though, No, but.
Speaker 2: It's got like that menu. There's a million things that
Speaker 2: was a thing with Sizzler. There a million things, and
Speaker 2: everyone talks about the che cheesy toasts.
Speaker 6: I used to love the dessert bar. Always been lactose intolerant,
Speaker 6: always sick after going to Sissler because I just go
Speaker 6: to town on the ice cream.
Speaker 2: Well, you got it. And it's the one time that
Speaker 2: mum and dad used to go, We're getting their money's
Speaker 2: with you.
Speaker 6: Go hard hard right. Whenever we got our report cards
Speaker 6: at the end of the year, our celebration was to
Speaker 6: go to Sisler, right, Bill conn I think so I
Speaker 6: was so young, camera was so far away from Bugandur
Speaker 6: at that point.
Speaker 2: We're traveling into the big smoke kids, or we're going
Speaker 2: to Sizzler. Am I am I projecting? I think I
Speaker 2: think my favor from Sizzler was a raspberry spider.
Speaker 4: Oh rasbery spiders alone of raspberries.
Speaker 2: Yes, but whatever, And it's like your childhood things always
Speaker 2: better than the rest of your life. And the raspberry
Speaker 2: spider from Sisler I recall being the greatest of the spiders,
Speaker 2: the spider back in the in the Lime lights punintended
Speaker 2: today it is we.
Speaker 6: Haven't spoken much about Master Chef this season.
Speaker 2: How long has it been on for a couple of weeks?
Speaker 6: I think it has been on for quite some time.
Speaker 6: Good for you must yeah, well done. But no, there
Speaker 6: was someone who got eliminated last night.
Speaker 2: Bo.
Speaker 6: He got sent home because he tried to recreate a spider.
Speaker 2: How could you how could you get it wrong? Be
Speaker 2: how could the judges not go this is the greatest
Speaker 2: thing ever.
Speaker 6: Because he didn't just do like raspberry or coc and
Speaker 6: ice cream. He tried to put a unique twist on.
Speaker 6: He had to make a more fancy for Master Chef.
Speaker 6: He couldn't be that simple, so he combined rum roasted
Speaker 6: macedamia crumble, vanilla ice cream, stewed sourie cherries, and then
Speaker 6: cola flavored grenita. So it wasn't really a spider. He
Speaker 6: was just trying to recreate the memories and the fun
Speaker 6: that came with a spider. I guess it sounds great,
Speaker 6: but some ice cream in some colon and hands it over.
Speaker 2: It's a lesson in life.
Speaker 6: Messed with the classics.
Speaker 2: I was going to say, you can try too hard.
Speaker 2: So if you're working today, just keep that in mind.
Speaker 6: You can try to don't fix it.
Speaker 2: Exactly right, and there's a result. Australia is furious today.
Speaker 2: The spider has been messed with and failed, and I
Speaker 2: think the most famous is the Lime Spider. People like
Speaker 2: the Lime.
Speaker 6: For me, I've never been a fan of a spider.
Speaker 6: Like the frothiness that's created from the soft drink and
Speaker 6: the ice cream combining. Not a fan.
Speaker 2: We are going to ras. I don't know that rass
Speaker 2: have it, but they I feel.
Speaker 3: Like that Roden Gabby versus the world.
Speaker 2: It was a really weird noise inside the house.
Speaker 6: It's not where you want to hear, iserve.
Speaker 5: No.
Speaker 6: This happened to me last night. I was getting everything organized.
Speaker 6: I always get my outfit sorted and I put my
Speaker 6: bags by the back door, so that of a morning,
Speaker 6: I don't have to creep around the house collecting everything.
Speaker 6: I just get dressed, it off, I go smart. It
Speaker 6: just makes life easier. I don't want a baby waking
Speaker 6: up on my way out the door.
Speaker 2: No one does.
Speaker 6: She can wake up after I leave, Yeah, not before.
Speaker 2: Want to air bad. That's a him problem after you left.
Speaker 2: So that's fine.
Speaker 6: So I was getting everything sorted, and I'd been digging
Speaker 6: through my bag prior to putting it to the back
Speaker 6: door because I couldn't find a hair tye. I thought
Speaker 6: it was in my bag. I was digging and oh
Speaker 6: my god, I don't know how much crap I have
Speaker 6: in my bag.
Speaker 2: It's a black hole in there.
Speaker 6: It's a black hole in there. So I've been digging
Speaker 6: through it. I'd messed everything up and I found my hairtye.
Speaker 6: All was good, and then I took everything to the
Speaker 6: back door and when I got there, I was like,
Speaker 6: what's that noise? The washing machines not on, the dry
Speaker 6: is not on, the heater is not on. The extraction
Speaker 6: fans in the bathrooms not on. But there's like a
Speaker 6: mechanical whirring sound like something is on. And I could
Speaker 6: not figure it out, and I was I'm not gonna
Speaker 6: lie in a bit of a bad mood. I just
Speaker 6: wanted to go to bed. So I go out and
Speaker 6: get my husband and I'm like, there's a noise and
Speaker 6: I can't find the origin.
Speaker 2: Hang on, what's were you? Were you speaking to him
Speaker 2: in an accusatory to No, It was just.
Speaker 6: An I'm done with this. I want to go to bed.
Speaker 6: You need to help me find this.
Speaker 2: That could be a serious problem here.
Speaker 6: Yeah, serious problem.
Speaker 2: Fix it pretty much.
Speaker 6: I just want to go to bed. And he was like,
Speaker 6: all right, I'll come I have a look. So he
Speaker 6: comes up the hallway with me and where whispered talking
Speaker 6: because we're outside the baby's room, and I'm like, I
Speaker 6: can't I can't figure it out where is this coming from?
Speaker 6: And he's like, I don't know. He goes into the laundry,
Speaker 6: he puts his ear to the washing machine. He's like,
Speaker 6: it's not that. And then he puts his ear to
Speaker 6: my bag and he goes to me, hah, what's in
Speaker 6: your bag? And that was in an accusatory kind of voice.
Speaker 2: As well it should be if the joys is coming
Speaker 2: from your bag and you're the one installming around, going
Speaker 2: what are you doing? Mate?
Speaker 6: And not only that, the particular noise he was being
Speaker 6: a bit accusatory about. So I'm gonna make you shut
Speaker 6: your eyes and turn this music off, and I want
Speaker 6: you to tell me what you think this could potentially
Speaker 6: sound like if it was in my bag? Very subtle,
Speaker 6: h a.
Speaker 2: Boeing seven four seven taxiing down the runway to get
Speaker 2: to the spot where it takes off. As you write,
Speaker 2: that sounded pretty industrial, is what it sounds.
Speaker 6: It sounded like a mechanical whirring or a vibration. And
Speaker 6: so he was like, what is in your bag? Because
Speaker 6: it's coming from in there?
Speaker 2: Great question.
Speaker 6: He was my little portable fan, and you go, one
Speaker 6: of those little fans, have a little portable fan, obviously
Speaker 6: not very usefully.
Speaker 2: Why is it in your bag?
Speaker 6: It's in my bag at all times. As I said,
Speaker 6: there's a lot of crappy then I don't know what's
Speaker 6: what a great but in the most freezing time of year,
Speaker 6: I've got this Rando handheld fan in my bag.
Speaker 2: Yes, so the answer is I've had this lying around
Speaker 2: since summer. But I like how you were clever enough
Speaker 2: just to turn it. Oh, I always have it with me.
Speaker 2: I know it's still just lying around from last summer. Hayden,
Speaker 2: thank you for covering for Darcy. You've been keeping an
Speaker 2: eye on all sorts of things. However, the green light
Speaker 2: has been given to something that I think a lot
Speaker 2: of people have been waiting for for years and years
Speaker 2: and years. What's the breaking news?
Speaker 4: The next step in sustainable dining. Lab grown meat has
Speaker 4: officially been given the green light so in Australia. In Australia, yes,
Speaker 4: it just it's the no different to the other meat.
Speaker 6: Here it is because it's a lab grown.
Speaker 2: Now you get to have the lab grown meat.
Speaker 6: And also would you stop being a vegoe for this
Speaker 6: if it's lab grown?
Speaker 13: No?
Speaker 2: So my choice to be a ve Joey is around
Speaker 2: my own personal health and so the meat and the
Speaker 2: way my body breaks it down. It's just not for me.
Speaker 2: But for other people they go all meat and it's
Speaker 2: they say it's fantastic for them, the carnivorous diet, the carnivores. Ha,
Speaker 2: you have meat at it? I am, yes, yeah?
Speaker 8: Right.
Speaker 6: Do you feel about lab grown meat?
Speaker 4: It's a bit weird because the Aussie company that's leading
Speaker 4: the charge, it's called vow Apparently the products of lab
Speaker 4: grown meat is grown from animal cells, so it's not vegan.
Speaker 6: Do you know what I was imagining, like a three
Speaker 6: D printer, just like printing out a steak.
Speaker 2: Now that you know that the animal cells it right
Speaker 2: into it. Yeah, But the point is you meat meat,
Speaker 2: I guess yeah. And that's the thing, it absolutely is.
Speaker 2: And all the use of the land, forget about the
Speaker 2: ethical thing concerns that different people have.
Speaker 6: All farting, creating all that carbon monoxide or.
Speaker 2: Right, and all the water that you have to put
Speaker 2: into the grass that's you know, grazed on by the
Speaker 2: cattle and blah blah blah. That's from my understanding, is
Speaker 2: that's eliminated. I don't know how much goes into you know,
Speaker 2: doing the lab grown meat. But from a sustainability point
Speaker 2: of view and a helping the planet point of view,
Speaker 2: I think it's nothing but good news enough.
Speaker 6: How is it when it comes to like they tell
Speaker 6: us not to have processed food, like try to have
Speaker 6: all natural stuff. Is this in the natural category or
Speaker 6: is it in the processed category.
Speaker 2: I don't know enough about it, but we're going to
Speaker 2: need to find out because it's going to be on
Speaker 2: a shape soon.
Speaker 6: I might be vegetarian in the future.
Speaker 2: Guys, come on board. Good to have you be bored with.
Speaker 3: Me versus the world.
Speaker 2: Brook Blurton was a star of The Honey Badger's season
Speaker 2: of The Bachelor on TV, so much so they said
Speaker 2: you should be the next bacheloret Absolutely after she walked out.
Speaker 6: Yeah, she was like the third Actually it's exactly the
Speaker 6: same story as producer Chelsea Third in there's three girls left. Yes, yes,
Speaker 6: she went, you know what, No, this is not what
Speaker 6: I want, So I'm going to walk away.
Speaker 2: She's on her way to Canberra on a book tour.
Speaker 2: She's got the new book at the moment, Brooke, gooday.
Speaker 1: Hello, good morning running Gabby.
Speaker 2: How are you very well excited to hear about this?
Speaker 2: Book and the Adventure ever since we saw you on
Speaker 2: the TV. But I think Australia has been waiting to
Speaker 2: ask the question. Perhaps I just haven't heard the answer.
Speaker 2: When when you chose to walk out on the Honey Badger,
Speaker 2: he famously then walked out on the last two girls.
Speaker 2: Do you think had you stayed, he would have chosen you?
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I think beautif Yes, I don't think.
Speaker 6: So. We're talking way back in like twenty nineteen, right,
Speaker 6: like it's.
Speaker 1: A lot Actually, yeah, yeah, very long time ago.
Speaker 2: Pre COVID does feel like decades ago, because it does. Yeah,
Speaker 2: it is another world. How different is your life these
Speaker 2: days as an author versus a TV star?
Speaker 11: Ah?
Speaker 1: Much better, A little bit more low key. I can
Speaker 1: you know I'm not behind the camera. I'm just sitting
Speaker 1: behind my computer.
Speaker 6: Well you're still doing a great podcast as well, though,
Speaker 6: so you're still out there.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I love I love my job honestly, Like, I have
Speaker 1: such a great life. And you know, I am very
Speaker 1: grateful for my time on the Bachelor, because I don't
Speaker 1: think I would have had all these things if it
Speaker 1: wasn't for that experience. So very very grateful.
Speaker 2: Dabby read me an extract of your new book yesterday
Speaker 2: and we were wondering whether or not. I mean, it's
Speaker 2: I think it's officially fiction, but I wonder if it's
Speaker 2: somewhat semi autobiographical. How much of yourself and your childhood
Speaker 2: did you tap into for this story.
Speaker 1: Well, I co authored with mel Sayward, who's another First
Speaker 1: Nations woman, and I think both of our experiences have
Speaker 1: been entwined with different characters. So I feel like I'm
Speaker 1: a little bit of Jamie and a little bit of Stella,
Speaker 1: and she feels the exact same way for different reasons.
Speaker 1: But I would say it's definitely fiction. But you know,
Speaker 1: this is the best thing about writing fiction and like
Speaker 1: a younger character is that you can use your imagination
Speaker 1: and kind of go to places that you probably couldn't
Speaker 1: in like an autobiography. Obviously, So I'm much writer. I'm
Speaker 1: much rather writing this one than my autobiography, if I'm
Speaker 1: being honest.
Speaker 2: My memoir time for that.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Well, I'm loving the premise of this book. It's
Speaker 6: called a Good Kind of Trouble, and it is about
Speaker 6: a high school girl who actually gets in a bit
Speaker 6: of trouble for standing up for what she believes, in
Speaker 6: which sounds like such a feminist empowerment kind of move.
Speaker 6: Is that what you were going for?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean I wanted to always write something that
Speaker 1: was also reflective of my clear experience as well, like
Speaker 1: or like you know, the confusion or the navigation of that.
Speaker 1: So Jamie's navigating, you know, being clear. She's openly clear,
Speaker 1: like everyone just sort of knows there's no coming out.
Speaker 1: There's just like everyone just kind of accepts it and
Speaker 1: just like kind of moves on. But there's this time
Speaker 1: where she gets in trouble with the new girl, and
Speaker 1: the new girl is like the good kind of trouble.
Speaker 1: So you know, I think there's so much more. There's
Speaker 1: more messaging in this than I've ever read in any
Speaker 1: other teenage fiction in my life, and I have read
Speaker 1: quite a few. So yeah, no, I feel like I
Speaker 1: just wanted to entwine like a bit of like justice,
Speaker 1: a bit of like education around First Nations culture, a
Speaker 1: bit of like you know, challenging stereotypes, challenging status quos,
Speaker 1: et cetera. So yeah, there's a lot in it. Considering
Speaker 1: it's a teenage fiction, I think a lot of adults
Speaker 1: could learn from it.
Speaker 6: To be honest, Well, I'm actually wanting to read it
Speaker 6: because I think I can learn from it because there
Speaker 6: is like a part of this that Rodin I started
Speaker 6: talking about after reading the excerpt from the book about
Speaker 6: how the education system hopefully has changed a lot, but
Speaker 6: we know it's definitely changed somewhat since we were in
Speaker 6: school when it comes to teaching our history and the
Speaker 6: proper history, not just the white history of Australia. So
Speaker 6: there's definitely like a touch of that in the book.
Speaker 1: As well, exactly. I mean not to give giveaway too much,
Speaker 1: but it does challenge those education like these old educational
Speaker 1: views on First Nations culture, and we all know the
Speaker 1: truth telling well sometimes you know, some people don't want
Speaker 1: to admit it or they deny it. So you know,
Speaker 1: Jamie's challenging that. And I think seeing a young Norna girl,
Speaker 1: you know, a young wa girl fifteen or whatever age,
Speaker 1: you feel like, you know, you resonate with Jamie. She
Speaker 1: challenges that and she stands up for what she believes in.
Speaker 1: And I think that's kind of what I would hope
Speaker 1: for young people even just today. Like honestly, like I
Speaker 1: was pretty strong with my views and my values when
Speaker 1: I was younger, and I just wish I had the
Speaker 1: courage as much as I put into Jamie as I
Speaker 1: did as a kid.
Speaker 2: You're doing a tremendous job out there and we look
Speaker 2: forward to you coming to Camper. When do we get
Speaker 2: to mate Brook for the book signing.
Speaker 6: And the eighth of July at the National Library of
Speaker 6: Australia which is obviously a free event because we love
Speaker 6: all of our free establishments. Here in camera six pm
Speaker 6: to seven here you can mate Brook there and get
Speaker 6: your copy of your book signed. A fabulous book I
Speaker 6: think every young adult should have for.
Speaker 2: Shore On excellent Brooke. Really appreciate the time did I
Speaker 2: travel saphen you are here and we look forward to
Speaker 2: seeing in the Capitol.
Speaker 1: Awesome. Thank you so much, guys.
Speaker 3: See ya, but