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Speaker 1: All right, So much stuff in tonight's podcast, So much
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Speaker 4: This is Roden Gabby versus the World?
Speaker 1: Testing? Are we on Gabrielle Morning? Sounds good? Darcy. Hello,
Speaker 1: Oh he's bad. Good morning, Ribby. You're joining us from
Speaker 1: across the greatest city in the world. Darcy. Just listening
Speaker 1: to your very resonant voice this morning.
Speaker 3: Yeah, more than usual apparently.
Speaker 1: How are you feeling?
Speaker 3: Maybe like it wasn't really I'm not feeling under the weather,
Speaker 3: but maybe it is a little bit low than usual.
Speaker 1: Look into Darcy's eyes. How does he look?
Speaker 2: It looks fun.
Speaker 1: Dr Gabbie's giving you the clean bill of hell. What
Speaker 1: you get up to last night? You're a young bloke.
Speaker 3: Yesterday? What did you do yesterday? I was moving out
Speaker 3: of my house day Yeah, I get that.
Speaker 1: So are you crashing in the meantime?
Speaker 3: I'm just subletting with a friend that's gone away.
Speaker 1: Okay, yeah, okay, story checks out.
Speaker 2: What an investigation? Well, you know, you'd be a terrible interrogator.
Speaker 1: Or would I be fantastic?
Speaker 2: Well, you got nothing.
Speaker 1: So this day the case is open case. I haven't
Speaker 1: declared case closed. I mean when I turned up to
Speaker 1: investigate and I start playing the accompanying theme music of
Speaker 1: what I'm up to in this case, what version of
Speaker 1: the theme is?
Speaker 2: It sounds like a country practice or something like.
Speaker 1: It's old this is the worst version of the theme.
Speaker 1: You were off the hook as soon as I played
Speaker 1: the wrong version of THEA.
Speaker 3: And now you're in question.
Speaker 1: Here we are, that's that's where were you on the
Speaker 1: night of the fifteenth sixteen? You're done, all right. This
Speaker 1: is just a quick warning for anyone who uses a
Speaker 1: laptop at work today. If you're arriving on site and
Speaker 1: you don't have to manage this sort of nonsense, half
Speaker 1: your like Gabby's Gabby nearly burned a hole through the
Speaker 1: desk yesterday.
Speaker 2: Let don't know what was going on the problem. My
Speaker 2: computer got so hot that you know when you get
Speaker 2: a really hot coffee and you have to keep swapping
Speaker 2: hands because it starts burning your fingers. I was doing
Speaker 2: that with my laptop. It was that hot.
Speaker 1: It is drama, strama, dramatic.
Speaker 2: But I also had another issue with my computer yesterday
Speaker 2: that I was so ashamed of. I didn't raise it
Speaker 2: at the time, but I'm trying to figure out I'm
Speaker 2: trying to do stuff with my computer and I couldn't
Speaker 2: think the mouse wasn't working. What are you trying to
Speaker 2: find now? Absolutely dramatic distraction, Go ahead. I was anyway,
Speaker 2: my computer. It was like it had logged in and
Speaker 2: they were controlling my mouse and I wasn't able to
Speaker 2: which is they do sometimes so they normally asked permission,
Speaker 2: but I could not figure out why my computer was
Speaker 2: acting so funny. I had packed up my desk and
Speaker 2: I had put my mouse. I've got like a wireless mouse,
Speaker 2: and I had put it in my pocket to take
Speaker 2: back to my desk from the studio. And because it
Speaker 2: was in my pocket, it was still activated and it
Speaker 2: was still controlling the mouse while I was trying to
Speaker 2: use the laptop mousepad, and I'm like, why is the
Speaker 2: mouse not do anyone has to be doing? Meanwhile, the
Speaker 2: mouse in my pocket was still doing its thing. So
Speaker 2: I had two mouses just fighting each other.
Speaker 1: Help ticket with.
Speaker 2: Thank god, But I was so ashamed at the time.
Speaker 2: I'm like, don't anyone, don't just spook away. But I
Speaker 2: had to sell you.
Speaker 1: You got it. You can't pretend that didn't happen. And
Speaker 1: it's a public service.
Speaker 2: Announ turn your mouth off before putting it back in
Speaker 2: your pocket.
Speaker 1: There you go, good tip. All right, you'll hear about
Speaker 1: that in the news.
Speaker 4: Are out the morning with Darcy versus the World.
Speaker 1: This is one thing Gabby is very good at. It's
Speaker 1: dispensing life of aye.
Speaker 2: Sometimes helpful, sometimes not so much. But if you're in
Speaker 2: the market for a new job, this might be super
Speaker 2: helpful for you.
Speaker 1: What a note to start the shove on.
Speaker 2: Well, if you're up early applying and getting a CV,
Speaker 2: sort of stop because you need this advice first.
Speaker 1: If you're up early and you're going, I could use
Speaker 1: a job that starts at a far more reasonable time.
Speaker 2: Gabby's here, Yeah, and I found out something last night
Speaker 2: that really made sense, but I'd never thought of before. Right, So,
Speaker 2: when you do your CV and your cover letter, your
Speaker 2: resume and cover letter for a new job, often applying
Speaker 2: for fifty thousand different jobs because you just want one,
Speaker 2: you get a bit lazy and you don't update it
Speaker 2: as much as you should to make it really current
Speaker 2: for that particular position, targeted role exactly, and you're going
Speaker 2: to get caught out. In this day and age of AI,
Speaker 2: so a lot of employers now are getting their bunches
Speaker 2: of resumes that come through, whether it's ten, whether it's fifty,
Speaker 2: whether it's one hundred, and they run it through the
Speaker 2: AI machine and AI tells them which ones actually reference
Speaker 2: those key role requirements that they've listed in their ads.
Speaker 2: So if you're not making your resume match the ad
Speaker 2: of the job, then you're just going to be cast
Speaker 2: out before you've even had a look in. Like the
Speaker 2: human eyes don't even touch your resume because AI goes well,
Speaker 2: they haven't adjusted the resume to be specific to this role,
Speaker 2: haven't targeted this requirement that we've put out there, So
Speaker 2: see you later.
Speaker 1: There's a new name to this segment. It's Gabby's statements
Speaker 1: up the up. If there's role requirements in a job
Speaker 1: that's being advertised, and.
Speaker 2: But maybe you can address them, but you need to
Speaker 2: say those specific words. So like you know, they could
Speaker 2: say to you you need to have good communication, and
Speaker 2: you could say in your resume that you've got I
Speaker 2: talk real good exactly, and they're going to be like,
Speaker 2: you're out just quickly.
Speaker 1: Everyone's going to click on this on this story today,
Speaker 1: there's a headline that I just guarantee you see it.
Speaker 1: You've got to click it. It reads health watch dog
Speaker 1: Warren's public about suspended dentist.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, I'm got to click on that.
Speaker 1: I love my dentist, but you've got to click it
Speaker 1: to go che it is a guard.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, yeah, it's.
Speaker 1: Not if your guys actually he's from w A. Let's
Speaker 1: go to Chelsea in the producer booth for the first time.
Speaker 1: Good morning, Chelsea, good morning.
Speaker 5: All right.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna give you the name of the suspended dentist.
Speaker 1: And by the way, as the Bush capital, we know
Speaker 1: what it's like to live in a big country town
Speaker 1: and that's what Perth is. I mean, it's a it's
Speaker 1: a you know, big country town of two million people,
Speaker 1: but it's a big country town. Nevertheless, your guy, sorry,
Speaker 1: the guy's name, hoping it's not your guy is suspended
Speaker 1: dentist doctor maybe not Peter Pursey, no related good okay, excellent,
Speaker 1: Hopefully you're not waking after the news that that's your
Speaker 1: doctor and that he's fled here. We have no no information.
Speaker 1: He hasn't come here as far as we as far
Speaker 1: as we know, and if he does, we're on to him,
Speaker 1: and so as the rest of Australia. There's so there's
Speaker 1: a there's a guy in a high his his jacket.
Speaker 1: He's going viral today.
Speaker 2: He's not a vest and it's a jumps a.
Speaker 1: Guy to hive his jacket, hip of his jacket he's
Speaker 1: you'll see him when you when you're on the scroll
Speaker 1: today on the socials, and some blokes secretly filmed him.
Speaker 1: And I don't like people secretly filming, but this guy,
Speaker 1: I'm glad that he was secretly filmed. And so he's
Speaker 1: going he's gone over to the register after he's had
Speaker 1: his haircut, and it's hard to tell from the back
Speaker 1: of his head, but I'm guessing he's in the mid thirties.
Speaker 1: He's wearing high viers, so he knows how to do
Speaker 1: stuff with his manual laborer and he just is speaking
Speaker 1: with the guy's just cut his hair.
Speaker 2: It's not straight.
Speaker 1: It's a little hard to make out, but with the
Speaker 1: Morse code in the beef, so I think you can
Speaker 1: hear he's not pleased with the haircuts.
Speaker 2: Straight.
Speaker 1: Did he go in and ask for a nineteen eighties
Speaker 1: flat top.
Speaker 2: Put a level on it? It's not straight?
Speaker 1: Yes? Really? Really? Will there be the complaint it's not straight?
Speaker 2: Sometimes they do the hairline at the front these days,
Speaker 2: where they make it like really straight across the head,
Speaker 2: so there's no window's peak, like they're just straight across. Okay,
Speaker 2: maybe that's what he's talking about.
Speaker 1: Anyway, The barber offered to let him leave without charging.
Speaker 1: The barber said, you clearly.
Speaker 2: Just supposed to get rid of him.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you clearly blowing up de lux. And I've got
Speaker 1: people sitting here and you know they're going to leave
Speaker 1: in a hurry if they want a straight haircut. I
Speaker 1: don't do. He doesn't say anything. He just says, listen,
Speaker 1: you don't have to pay, and so old mate, you
Speaker 1: might have heard through there said quote, hurry up, I'm
Speaker 1: paying for the effing thing. You did your job just
Speaker 1: not well no, and then just continue to get stuck
Speaker 1: into him because it wasn't straight anyway. So the responses
Speaker 1: on the video that was posted are quote, good bloke,
Speaker 1: he's an't happy, but still paid. What's the issue. Here's
Speaker 1: another quote, he didn't like how it was cut, but
Speaker 1: still paid. He's a good guy.
Speaker 2: What end he's been very aggressive?
Speaker 1: Third quote, he's a great bloke for doing that. They
Speaker 1: did do the job, but they did it wrong, so
Speaker 1: he paid for it and left.
Speaker 2: What is wrong with people? He was being so aggressive?
Speaker 2: There's no good bloke about it. When you give when
Speaker 2: you love to give feedback. So if your haircut wasn't
Speaker 2: straight and you were giving feedback. You wouldn't be aggressive
Speaker 2: and swearing and having to be beat down every two
Speaker 2: seconds like that.
Speaker 1: I know, but I'm not a massive bogan, you know.
Speaker 4: No God and Gabby versus.
Speaker 1: Have you seen the I'm not sure where he's from.
Speaker 1: He's the world record holder in the pole vault, and
Speaker 1: the question is being asked, if you're that good at
Speaker 1: breaking the world record, why not go really hard and
Speaker 1: just smash the hell out of it instead of him
Speaker 1: breaking it twelve centimeters one sorry, twelve times one centimeter
Speaker 1: at a time.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but you've got to like just take it by
Speaker 2: small increments, right, You don't want to go too hard.
Speaker 3: Yeah, But the whole thing is he did it twelve
Speaker 3: times when he could have just done it once at
Speaker 3: the peak. But anyway, it's Sweden's armand duplantis.
Speaker 2: Aha Armand if I had the choice of getting twelve
Speaker 2: world records or one, I'm going to get twelve.
Speaker 1: Well you are cut from the same cloth as where's
Speaker 1: he from? Sweden?
Speaker 3: Sweden?
Speaker 1: Yeah, all right, and he is the greatest pole vaulter
Speaker 1: in the world and.
Speaker 6: History he must here he goes, I yes, it should
Speaker 6: be the record pretty more.
Speaker 1: It's another world record that's his twelfth to one. And
Speaker 1: he's smarter than everyone because the rules are at these
Speaker 1: these international athletic events, if you break a world record,
Speaker 1: you get one hundred thousand dollars.
Speaker 2: He's not gotten twelve.
Speaker 1: You can only get the one hundred thousand dollars once
Speaker 1: per meet, right, and so he could go high.
Speaker 2: So every meet he goes to send me to higher.
Speaker 1: Correct.
Speaker 2: He's so smart. Yes, a legend, of course you do that.
Speaker 2: He knows what he's doing.
Speaker 1: One point two million dollars. He could have just gone
Speaker 1: once and just got on.
Speaker 2: He's a businessman, he gets it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, genius. I did not even know that.
Speaker 1: So not only is he the greatest pole vaulter in history,
Speaker 1: he's smarter man, one of the creators of the business.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I don't know whether or not this is a conspiracy
Speaker 1: theory or not. I don't know whether or not you'd
Speaker 1: like our produce Chelsea to join us for this conversation. However,
Speaker 1: you're going to reveal the real reason Chelsea and her
Speaker 1: man Jared moved to Canberra. Well, Chelsea's just coming.
Speaker 2: She's like, I'm not gonna let you be having this
Speaker 2: conversation without me.
Speaker 1: Maybe it is the right reason, but also maybe it's lies.
Speaker 1: Good morning, Chelsea.
Speaker 2: Morning morning. You've definitely got an ulterior motive. I can
Speaker 2: see straight through you. Chelsea and her partner Jared moved
Speaker 2: here from Perth how many months ago? Now?
Speaker 8: Three months?
Speaker 1: Wow? Thank you? Did you say a thirsty and yeah?
Speaker 1: It's no and a Thirstrey It's it's the anniversary that
Speaker 1: I share with Jonathan Thurston in the day we met
Speaker 1: lovely Yeah, and hates it nursery.
Speaker 2: Well, anyway, I've seen this article today and I'm like,
Speaker 2: we're gonna loseer. Chelsea and Charity are gonna move back
Speaker 2: to w A.
Speaker 1: I'm going to be so mad if this is half true.
Speaker 2: But I reckon you moved here because WA all of
Speaker 2: a sudden offering construction workers ten thousand dollars to move
Speaker 2: to WA because they're so short staffed on trade's.
Speaker 1: And if you leave, then you can move back and
Speaker 1: get the tenherd dollars. Why are you even saying this?
Speaker 2: And your partner's are trading and he does glass construction
Speaker 2: sites Nea Glass. I'm like, that's why they've come here.
Speaker 2: They've come here to pretend like they're from the Act
Speaker 2: so that when they apply for this ten thousand dollars
Speaker 2: to move back to birth. They get it. Although the
Speaker 2: only hole in this potential plan of yours is that
Speaker 2: it costs ten thousand dollars to move halfway across Australia
Speaker 2: and back.
Speaker 1: Yes, that is true, you actually moved to Denman Prospect.
Speaker 1: It's actually fifteen. This is a cast negative if you
Speaker 1: move back, mate, You've got.
Speaker 4: To start versus the world.
Speaker 1: Does even us? In a moment? Could Will Smith land
Speaker 1: the biggest role of his career, which is extraordinary to think,
Speaker 1: But I said it. It's fine for me. Not everyone
Speaker 1: agrees for me. Enough time has passed since the slab,
Speaker 1: since the incident. I feel like he has he's he's
Speaker 1: sorry and and Chris Rock's made a mint out of
Speaker 1: it with the comedy specials on Netflix. You know, he's
Speaker 1: turned the negative into a positive. So play on you.
Speaker 2: No, I don't think it's just about Chris Rock though.
Speaker 2: It's about the the behavior that you're like, you're letting
Speaker 2: other people think that that's okay.
Speaker 1: Not at all.
Speaker 2: No, No, no, you're not. Will Smith is by doing
Speaker 2: that as a role model. He is, he's said present.
Speaker 2: I know he said that, but.
Speaker 1: He's Okay, no one thinks it's okay. Well it's fine.
Speaker 2: It's not fine, it's not if a whole Okay, Chelsea,
Speaker 2: welcome back.
Speaker 8: Thank you.
Speaker 1: Did I hear you scored the quote biggest bargain of
Speaker 1: your entire life? End quote?
Speaker 8: Yeah? Well it wasn't me, it was Jared.
Speaker 9: But I was there, and because I went into a
Speaker 9: bit of a Karen mode, I was like, you're going
Speaker 9: back like kind of things.
Speaker 1: You need to tell ye. Okay, so your man has
Speaker 1: found the biggest bargain and walked away from him. Yeah.
Speaker 8: No.
Speaker 9: So we went shopping on Friday night in Civic and
Speaker 9: just needed like some more winter clothes from Perth obviously
Speaker 9: have no winter clothes, and Jared wanted a puff of vest.
Speaker 9: So we went into General Pants and they had a
Speaker 9: nice one there, and he saw it online first and
Speaker 9: online it was discounted to eighty dollars and we were like, okay,
Speaker 9: that's good for like a puffer vest. And then we
Speaker 9: got there he paid for it one hundred and twenty dollars.
Speaker 1: That's not right.
Speaker 8: I was like, what, no, go back. He paid for
Speaker 8: it and we walked down.
Speaker 1: So you'd rung up and he patted because you do
Speaker 1: it sometimes when you're not paying with cash, you just
Speaker 1: tap and yeah split.
Speaker 8: And he just like won't say anything.
Speaker 1: Oh he knew.
Speaker 9: Like, so it was like I was standing back a
Speaker 9: bit while he was paying for it, and then when
Speaker 9: we walked out, he looked at the receipt and he
Speaker 9: was like, I did pay one hundred and twenty dollars
Speaker 9: for that, And I was.
Speaker 1: Like, no, he's a nice guy. Though he is, he's
Speaker 1: not trying to start anything.
Speaker 10: No.
Speaker 9: So then I was like, just go back and say, like,
Speaker 9: because I used to work in retail, so I know
Speaker 9: that like when something online is discounted, the store should
Speaker 9: price match. Yeah, of course, yeah, unless it says online exclusive.
Speaker 2: Yeah exactly.
Speaker 8: But this didn't.
Speaker 1: This is a price match with another story, by the.
Speaker 8: Ways, their own store, our own store.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 9: So I was like, just go back eighty bucks, like
Speaker 9: you're getting like a good what forty dollars back?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 9: If he was like if it was five bucks or something,
Speaker 9: probably wouldn't go back.
Speaker 1: I would. But I always say, you know, would you
Speaker 1: cross the street to pick a two dollar coin up
Speaker 1: if you knew it was on the footpath? Yes, And
Speaker 1: so for you, Gab, would you give me the face.
Speaker 1: Who's a long way to go?
Speaker 2: It was like Northbourne, Nah, but if it was like
Speaker 2: a country road that was deserted.
Speaker 1: Yeah, right. Northbourne is an extreme example, a crazy example.
Speaker 1: This is forty bucks. She's going to go back into
Speaker 1: General Pans. Yeah, the road, so go on.
Speaker 8: Keep in mind the time nearly nine o'clock.
Speaker 9: So I would say we walked in there at about
Speaker 9: eight thirty, paid, and now it was probably about eight
Speaker 9: forty five, eight fifty so near the store's nearly closed.
Speaker 9: And then the guy we go up back up to
Speaker 9: the counter and Jared's like, oh, this is online for
Speaker 9: eighty bucks. I'm just wondering if it could be price
Speaker 9: matched and we can get it for that price. And
Speaker 9: he was like yeah, yeah, no worries, like usually we
Speaker 9: don't do this, blah blah blah. And there's no one
Speaker 9: else in the store, like it's not taking up any
Speaker 9: any of his time to give us like the money back. Anyway,
Speaker 9: they were standing there for ages. I was standing back.
Speaker 9: I was like, what's going on? And then I'll just
Speaker 9: I thought this guy didn't know how to do like
Speaker 9: the transaction promptly, like the refund properly. And then we
Speaker 9: walked out and I was like, so did you get
Speaker 9: the refund?
Speaker 8: And Jared's like, he just gave it to me for
Speaker 8: forty bucks.
Speaker 2: Instead of giving him forty dollars back.
Speaker 9: So he rebunded the whole one twenty and then I
Speaker 9: don't know what had happened. I think he got a
Speaker 9: bit confused, but then he just made Jared pay forty dollars.
Speaker 2: What a bargain.
Speaker 1: This just in though, that guy now has to cross
Speaker 1: the road to get his coffy bucks back. He'll be
Speaker 1: at the door in the mir In the meantime, Darcy
Speaker 1: could will Smith be about to land the biggest role
Speaker 1: of his career, which is incredible in the context of,
Speaker 1: you know, where his career is at.
Speaker 3: I didn't know they were actually making a movie about
Speaker 3: Barack Obama, but he said he would be willing to
Speaker 3: play the role.
Speaker 1: I think any actor worth the assault would be willing
Speaker 1: to play the role.
Speaker 2: I watched that movie.
Speaker 1: Well, he's done an incredible job obviously as playing the
Speaker 1: father of Venus and Serena Williams. Speaking about roles where
Speaker 1: you know he's he's it's a biopic sorts.
Speaker 2: He haven't seen it. I desperately want to.
Speaker 1: The timing was terrible. It was terrible because he won
Speaker 1: the award on the same night that he canceled himself.
Speaker 1: But we've come out the other I've come out the
Speaker 1: other side, Gabbie, you're ready to watch it?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm ready to watch it.
Speaker 1: Okay, we've worked through will Smith trauma and.
Speaker 2: Very very slowly coming around right.
Speaker 1: And he was he was fantastic because Muhammad Ali, I
Speaker 1: don't think I've.
Speaker 2: Seen that one.
Speaker 1: She was good. Yeah, it was great.
Speaker 2: In Wild Wild West.
Speaker 1: He was very good in Wild Wild West. I like
Speaker 1: that and I liked that song, and I like the
Speaker 1: ride at Warner Brothers Movie World and.
Speaker 2: In Black though that has to be.
Speaker 1: Top of the Well, that's good too. He's very good.
Speaker 1: Darcy So Barack Obama, Well, slam dunk, let's go.
Speaker 3: I guess so, I don't know, sign him up.
Speaker 1: Well.
Speaker 2: I think he needs to definitely focus on the acting
Speaker 2: side of his career because he has released a song.
Speaker 2: He actually released this video on Saturday, and it has
Speaker 2: not done very well, considering he's got ten million subscribers
Speaker 2: on YouTube and the people who have watched it are
Speaker 2: not giving it a very good rap, like if it
Speaker 2: was a five star rating. He's got to be toward
Speaker 2: the twos. So I've got it for you, Rod. It's
Speaker 2: a new song. It's called Pretty Girls, and I just
Speaker 2: want you to defend this. Being the Will Smith supporter.
Speaker 1: You are, I'll defend it. We will see big, big
Speaker 1: fan of Big will.
Speaker 5: Have a look all the pretty girls. Put your drink,
Speaker 5: get you anything you think, think like bb yells. That's
Speaker 5: that all bank, Mother than your club all night. In
Speaker 5: a section picture perfect, I swear you perfection.
Speaker 3: I like you, you, you and your complexion.
Speaker 1: What's the problem to me?
Speaker 2: It's terrible. The chorus is on its way and it's
Speaker 2: just as bad.
Speaker 1: I love pretty girls. He supports women.
Speaker 2: He supports the facade of women. Sure, yeah, it's just
Speaker 2: it's a crap song. It's terrible lyrics, it's a bad message.
Speaker 2: I just I'm just not about it.
Speaker 1: That's the feeling I get with Beyonce's put a ring
Speaker 1: on it. Everyone loves the song. Everyone things it's the
Speaker 1: greatest song, such a message. It's so good, and so
Speaker 1: I quickly grabbed the lyrics. Given you repeat it? Given
Speaker 1: you mentioned the repetitiveness of a song, which leads to
Speaker 1: its uselessness.
Speaker 2: That's not the only thing that was wrong with it.
Speaker 1: Continue quote, because if you like it, then you should
Speaker 1: have put a ring on it. If you like it,
Speaker 1: then you should have put a ring on it. Don't
Speaker 1: be mad once you see that he won it, because
Speaker 1: if you like it, then you should have put a
Speaker 1: ring on it.
Speaker 2: It was fast, it was snappy, it was to a
Speaker 2: great tune, and it was dance worthy, Will Smith. It
Speaker 2: wasn't fast, it wasn't snappy, it wasn't dance worth. It
Speaker 2: was a terrible.
Speaker 1: Message danced the will before I danced to that awful
Speaker 1: Beyonce song. All Right, I think I've successfully ostracized myself
Speaker 1: and everybody and only no one's going.
Speaker 4: You've nailed it versus the world.
Speaker 1: Farmer Wants a Wife still on. I thought it was
Speaker 1: finished now if.
Speaker 2: You hadn't already made me mad, this dick, and now
Speaker 2: I'm even more mad. So this morning Chelsea and I
Speaker 2: were talking about Farmer Wants a Wife because I got
Speaker 2: really mad last night when I put Farmer Wants a
Speaker 2: Wife on, thinking it was the reunion, like we're done
Speaker 2: and dusted, let's wrap this up in a bow and
Speaker 2: move on, and I put it on. No two of
Speaker 2: the farmers. I called him Cody. His name's Corey. I
Speaker 2: don't know. That's how invested I've been in this entire season, So.
Speaker 1: You've watched it the whole time, but.
Speaker 2: I had not paid any intention because I've been that disinterested.
Speaker 2: So Farmer Cory and Farmer Jack still had to pick
Speaker 2: who they were ending up with. I went to bed
Speaker 2: before the end of the show last night because I
Speaker 2: was so mad at it and bored with it. Turns
Speaker 2: out only one of the farmers ended up doing the
Speaker 2: whole picking thing, and Corey still has to do it tonight,
Speaker 2: so tonight is still not going to be the reunion.
Speaker 2: So then Chelsea and I was sitting there, We're like, okay,
Speaker 2: but Dancing with the Stars has started on seven of
Speaker 2: a Sunday night, so they can't do the reunion on Sunday.
Speaker 2: And then we found out that honey Stranded on Honeymoon
Speaker 2: Island starts on Monday. Yes, so I was like, when
Speaker 2: are they going to do this reunion special? Like I
Speaker 2: have begrudgingly watched this entire season, it has dragged me
Speaker 2: through it because it's been so crappy.
Speaker 1: Who's Farmer Rory gonna.
Speaker 2: Choose exactly, don't care, but I want the reunion. That's
Speaker 2: the only episode that is any kind of enjoyable.
Speaker 1: Chelsea just corrected me. In my ear it's Farmer.
Speaker 2: Cory and not Raw whatever. No one cares.
Speaker 1: You didn't even care.
Speaker 2: No one cares.
Speaker 1: You didn't even correct me, And thank you Producing Jersey.
Speaker 2: So I've just been waiting and seven have seen me waiting,
Speaker 2: and they've just stuck the knife in my back.
Speaker 1: I've just got the I've got the press release.
Speaker 2: What is it?
Speaker 1: He will the final reveal will be on their Facebook page.
Speaker 2: Oh no, it's happening. So the final reveals happening tonight
Speaker 2: for him, and some wedding of some farmers past is
Speaker 2: happening tonight as well, exactly. So I had to pull
Speaker 2: out the ye old TV guide and trawl through it
Speaker 2: to try to figure that out. Because it's been teased.
Speaker 2: I know it's happening. I know it's coming. They're putting
Speaker 2: it Monday night at nine pm. So Stranded on Honeymoon
Speaker 2: Island starts on Monday night and they're playing that from
Speaker 2: the normal hour of seven point thirty, and the Farmer
Speaker 2: Reunion's going after that. Staying awake for that.
Speaker 1: Channel, which channel is set seven? Channel seven? By doing
Speaker 1: this said well we've given up on it. You're more
Speaker 1: committed than Channel seven at this stage.
Speaker 2: Well sorry, guys, but you will be getting the recap
Speaker 2: of the reunion a day late because I'm not staying there. No, well,
Speaker 2: they be watching it on seven plus or whatever.
Speaker 1: They are you an apology, but they're lucky I'm watching
Speaker 1: it at all. They're not even watching it. Seven's awake
Speaker 1: at that time. Clickbait connoissewer. Before we catch up with
Speaker 1: Darcy in the newsroom.
Speaker 2: This one's part of me where they get confused on
Speaker 2: the internet.
Speaker 3: I'll just like you, it's a bit confusing. I can't
Speaker 3: really get it anymore.
Speaker 2: Maybe what even is a TikTok clickbait has tricked to
Speaker 2: sow watch me click or watch me scroll?
Speaker 1: Do you like click that clickbait?
Speaker 2: Or am I getting troll? You choosing? It's up to you, confused,
Speaker 2: and that's the test for you.
Speaker 1: Wherever you're listening, maybe you're traveling, maybe you're at work,
Speaker 1: or you're still at home. You can decide and whether
Speaker 1: or not you would click this headline. The danger if
Speaker 1: you're not a clickbait connoisseurage click and then you're disappointed
Speaker 1: and you're let down. And that's that's a curse of
Speaker 1: really all news media these days, certainly online, and.
Speaker 2: It happens to us all the time constantly.
Speaker 1: Or would you click this one headline the picture of
Speaker 1: Lewis Hamilton next to the headline the statistical greatest of
Speaker 1: all time Formula one drive headline Hamilton devastated after on
Speaker 1: track death.
Speaker 2: Yes, don't click that, you gotta click absolutely, bearing in.
Speaker 1: Mind we are only twenty four hours removed from the
Speaker 1: headline We clicked on that said America's got talent performers
Speaker 1: dies on.
Speaker 2: Stage and it ended up being a robot at.
Speaker 1: Malfunction and so technically it was correct. It absolutely was correct.
Speaker 2: So how could there be a death on the Formula
Speaker 2: One without us knowing about it?
Speaker 1: Though Hamilton devastated after on track death? Well they have,
Speaker 1: you know, they have other categories of car races before
Speaker 1: the Formula One and tragically, from time to time something
Speaker 1: can go wrong. All right, you say, and click on it, okay,
Speaker 1: and we click through and we get a video of
Speaker 1: Lewis Hamilton after the race speaking about the on track
Speaker 1: death at the press. You know thing that they make
Speaker 1: them do.
Speaker 12: Afterwards, I was feeling optimistic and then I didn't see
Speaker 12: it happened, But obviously I heard I hit a groundhog.
Speaker 12: So that's devastating. So like, I love animals, and I'm
Speaker 12: so I'm so sad about it.
Speaker 1: There's a lot of noise, but I just repeat, I
Speaker 1: didn't see it, and then I hit a groundhog. I
Speaker 1: love animals. That's horrible.
Speaker 12: That's never happened to me here before.
Speaker 2: So he's so sad.
Speaker 1: He's genuinely quite emotional.
Speaker 2: Really upset. So this little groundhog ran onto the track
Speaker 2: going as fast as they go. You literally wouldn't see it,
Speaker 2: would you. Like, it would just be and you'd be like,
Speaker 2: oh my god, what was that? Yeah, so it's a groundhogs,
Speaker 2: Like what the size of a possum.
Speaker 1: Yeah. So anyone who has Lewis Hamilton visiting, particularly if
Speaker 1: you're you know, in Bungandor and you're doing the drive
Speaker 1: into town, don't let him drive the gangaroos. Ah, this
Speaker 1: is his worst night.
Speaker 2: It happened to me one time. I was driving with
Speaker 2: a girl from Canberra and we're driving back from Sydney
Speaker 2: and she hit a rabbit and she was crying and shaking,
Speaker 2: and she was so upset and I didn't know how
Speaker 2: to comfort that.
Speaker 1: Don't live in camera. This is like any trip down the.
Speaker 4: Shop versus the world.
Speaker 1: Speak of Darcy today, World Crocodile Day. What does that
Speaker 1: mean for us in a spot like the Bush Capital
Speaker 1: where we don't have a lot of crocodiles or any
Speaker 1: at that time?
Speaker 2: Well, there's no Are they alligators at the zoom?
Speaker 13: No?
Speaker 2: I think they're all the gators.
Speaker 3: I think they're crocodiles, because, as this story does say,
Speaker 3: it is a crocodile.
Speaker 1: We had a crocodile brought in the other day, of
Speaker 1: course at the Reptile Place. Yeah, that's right, as it's known,
Speaker 1: the Gold Creek Reptile Place has them.
Speaker 3: Yes, well exactly so Canberra's reptiles. It is holding a
Speaker 3: bunch of fundraising events for World of Crocodile Day, enough
Speaker 3: to raise funds to send home local legend Chopper. Oh,
Speaker 3: that's Roight's a five meters saltwater cross. Too big and
Speaker 3: he's grown up and now he needs to go back home.
Speaker 2: Yeah, when they get too big, they have to have
Speaker 2: a special license.
Speaker 1: To keep the big boys. And so we go and
Speaker 1: especially enclosure. Well he goes back into the wild, which
Speaker 1: means we're going to see him at the Brisbane twenty
Speaker 1: thirty two Olet backs.
Speaker 2: Take him to Rockhampton. Let's go put him in there
Speaker 2: and train him up to chase the canoeists so that
Speaker 2: they go real fast.
Speaker 1: Correct. We were covering this yesterday and I can see
Speaker 1: that Channel seven has been running it once again. The
Speaker 1: Queensland Premieer came out after we reported the Prime Minister
Speaker 1: yesterday saying that's all right, well we've got a good cup.
Speaker 1: What is it. It's a rowing place in Penrith, Penrith.
Speaker 2: We're not going to Penrith made it's a Queensland Olympics.
Speaker 1: That's what the Queensland Premier said. He's the report.
Speaker 10: So the Premier said that we are going to deliver
Speaker 10: this promise even though some people or maybe crocodiles are
Speaker 10: trying to undermine it. What we know is that he's
Speaker 10: doubling down on his plans to keep the rowing in
Speaker 10: Rocky for the twenty thirty two Games. And that's regardless
Speaker 10: of the outcome of the World Rowing Boss going there
Speaker 10: and undertaking some technical assessments.
Speaker 2: Here, I'm saying it in his own words.
Speaker 14: And as for that facility, that stretch of the river,
Speaker 14: it has been used for many many decades. It's been
Speaker 14: used safely, it's been used effectively, and it's going to
Speaker 14: be used on the world stage exactly as we said.
Speaker 2: It would be good on him.
Speaker 1: And so the Canberra Crocodile Chopper will be representing the
Speaker 1: aces at the two Brisbane Olympics. That's what I'm here.
Speaker 1: I like it, what a great international crocodile Day. Dancing
Speaker 1: with the Stars kicked off a couple of nights ago,
Speaker 1: and you were described by your husband as quote evil.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I was watching it on Sunday night, which is
Speaker 2: the first episode of this season, and it was all
Speaker 2: of the guys doing their first dance and showing us
Speaker 2: what they've got. Michael Usher, the news anchor that we
Speaker 2: said was the everyday guy who was representing us.
Speaker 1: You need the everyday guy.
Speaker 2: He was great. They actually are saying he's the guy
Speaker 2: that might potentially win it because he actually got probably
Speaker 2: the highest score of the night.
Speaker 1: Oh he's the dark horse.
Speaker 14: Yeah.
Speaker 2: He did one of the traditional dances, though he did
Speaker 2: like one of the ballroom styles. So when he has
Speaker 2: to do the church out or the jive. That might
Speaker 2: be the equalizer. Yeah, you know he might. He might
Speaker 2: be good at the traditional, but maybe not as quick
Speaker 2: on his feet. We'll see. But the one that I
Speaker 2: want to talk about is Susie O'Neil, the beautiful swimmer.
Speaker 2: She's absolutely fabulous. She's great in the pool, she's got
Speaker 2: golds everywhere. She's one of the dancers. And we always
Speaker 2: say that I'm no nonsense. And there's a judge on
Speaker 2: the panel by the name of Craig who's also no nonsense,
Speaker 2: and I really relate to this guy, but he is
Speaker 2: the villain of the show.
Speaker 3: That's true.
Speaker 2: When I watch you Dancing with the Stars, I'm pretty brutal.
Speaker 2: I used to do Latin ballroom dancing, so I judge harshly.
Speaker 2: I judge very, very harshly.
Speaker 1: This is like when your husband is a train watches
Speaker 1: the block exactly.
Speaker 2: If you see someone doing your your area of expertise,
Speaker 2: you're a very harsh judge. And so that's me. So
Speaker 2: Susie O'Neil got out on the dance floor and I
Speaker 2: love her, and everyone loves her, Australia loves her. And
Speaker 2: the judge she was terrible. She was really bad. I
Speaker 2: do have a video there if you want. It was
Speaker 2: really bad. Let's have a look at the video so
Speaker 2: that you can have a little bit of an understanding
Speaker 2: of what we're talking about. When we get into the
Speaker 2: judges feedback.
Speaker 1: I refuse to suggest that Susie O'Neil was anything other
Speaker 1: than amazing.
Speaker 2: Neil heads up the stairs to the skybus. But here
Speaker 2: she is though performers, and her partner Leo was suitor.
Speaker 1: She's turns out she doesn't have a dance. That's but
Speaker 1: it doesn't it doesn't change the fact we all love her.
Speaker 1: We love Susie.
Speaker 2: You look how scared she looked too, like poor women,
Speaker 2: very much out of her comfort zone.
Speaker 1: Well, she dances better than me, I can tell you that.
Speaker 2: Well, the judges were saying, we're very similar to you
Speaker 2: in saying, okay, stuff to work on, but we all
Speaker 2: love you. Some examples of what the judges were saying
Speaker 2: are here for you. So number one was a guy
Speaker 2: named Mark who was giving a little bit of feedback.
Speaker 1: Wow, Susie, the fact that you said yes to this
Speaker 1: is so brave. I'm just so happy for you.
Speaker 2: Alright, Mark, let's see what Shanna has to say.
Speaker 15: Your presence on this show is inspiring so many people
Speaker 15: in Australia to do the thing that's hard to do,
Speaker 15: the thing that's uncomfortable. And in the process, while you're
Speaker 15: showing people they can do anything, you're going to learn
Speaker 15: how much you're capable of more fluff.
Speaker 2: So I'm sitting there like, okay, go one. Guys, tell
Speaker 2: the truth.
Speaker 1: They're wise words, So the truth.
Speaker 2: And so my husband at the time is sitting at
Speaker 2: his computer with his headphones on, and the other judge
Speaker 2: by the name of Craig, who will play in just
Speaker 2: a second, he had his feedback and I started laughing,
Speaker 2: and my husband took his headphones off and went, why
Speaker 2: have you got your evil cackle going on? And so
Speaker 2: the evil cackle came when Craig decided to tell it
Speaker 2: how it actually is. Have a listen.
Speaker 12: You better hope Australia love you, darling, because that was bloody.
Speaker 1: It was stompy. It was also pigeon toad. It was
Speaker 1: very heavy posture, wasn't there. It was hunched. Oh dearn.
Speaker 1: He knows what he's there to do and I love
Speaker 1: him for her. Someone's got it. Someone's got to be
Speaker 1: that guy.
Speaker 2: You've got to be that guy. She gets constructive criticism
Speaker 2: so that she gets better.
Speaker 1: Yeah, advice, advice for anyone who might be listening or
Speaker 1: who I'm looking directly at. You don't have to be
Speaker 1: that guy. That guy has to be that guy. That
Speaker 1: guy is paid to be that guy. That guy's not
Speaker 1: welcome in the real world. But I'm stilling to just
Speaker 1: anybody's entertainer though it's it's.
Speaker 4: A Gabby versus the world.
Speaker 1: Gleam Neeson one of the most famous hard men, serious actors,
Speaker 1: tough guys in cinema history. Not a muscle bound maniact
Speaker 1: just an amazing actor. And so when he's he's in
Speaker 1: a scene without another human being, he's just on a
Speaker 1: phone and people stop.
Speaker 7: I don't know who you are. I don't know what
Speaker 7: you want. If you're looking for a rounsom, I can
Speaker 7: tell you I don't have money, but what I do
Speaker 7: have are a very particular set of skills, skills I
Speaker 7: have acquired her for a very long career, skills to
Speaker 7: make me a ma.
Speaker 3: People like you.
Speaker 2: Excuse me. I love him in love actually too well.
Speaker 1: People say they love him now. In the film that
Speaker 1: he's about he starts in it is about to be released.
Speaker 1: In the eighties, there was a series of films with
Speaker 1: one of the great comedic actors in history, Leslie Nielsen.
Speaker 1: It was called the Naked Gun Series. And they've remade
Speaker 1: it or they just made another one.
Speaker 2: It's a sequel, right, that's it.
Speaker 1: So Leslie Nielsen passed away years ago and playing the
Speaker 1: role of Frank Rebin Leslie Nielsen's character, Frank Krebham Junr
Speaker 1: is Liam Neeson, the most serious actor in all of Hollywood,
Speaker 1: and the trailers just dropped. Shall we take a quick
Speaker 1: look a minute of it here? That's how that most
Speaker 1: serious actor Hollywood goes in one of history's great you know,
Speaker 1: comedy film franchises, Who are You.
Speaker 7: Dreven Detective Frank Dreban Thanks.
Speaker 2: He's driving and someone hands y but coming through the window.
Speaker 1: It's classic slapstick but straight away, he's playing this straight.
Speaker 1: And this is exactly what Leslie Nielsen, the previous actor
Speaker 1: in this role did, just plays it straight. As a strata.
Speaker 8: At least one has always been the elite of the elite.
Speaker 1: Okay, So he's on his knees in front of the
Speaker 1: photo of the original Frank Rerebman. The ones that's famous
Speaker 1: from the eight and it's on the wall of the
Speaker 1: police station obviously, and he's just talking to that photo.
Speaker 1: People have those moments stone love you, hey Dad? Okay.
Speaker 1: Now the police chief photo is up there from the
Speaker 1: original Ladies version, and the character who I assume is
Speaker 1: the new police chief is on the floor, yes, next
Speaker 1: to Liam Neeson saying he loves him to the photo
Speaker 1: as well. And then it cuts to a shot of
Speaker 1: the entire police force all looking at different photos on
Speaker 1: the walls of what must have been their original characters
Speaker 1: in the old series, and they're crying and telling them
Speaker 1: they love them. Oh okay, so one of the original
Speaker 1: leads was O. J. Simpson. Oh really, and his son
Speaker 1: is on his knees looking at the photo of Nordberg,
Speaker 1: the character that O. J. Simpson used to play. Let's
Speaker 1: see if he says I love you?
Speaker 13: Is it?
Speaker 2: That's funny?
Speaker 1: Already?
Speaker 2: I need to see this movie.
Speaker 1: I saw Ricky Stewart crossing the road yesterday, sure did.
Speaker 2: I was just driving through Braddon and I saw a
Speaker 2: couple of the Raiders like training uniforms. You know, therese
Speaker 2: really nice track suits they have that we saw when
Speaker 2: they're in Vegas.
Speaker 1: Oh that's emerald green.
Speaker 2: It's such a good color. And I was just really
Speaker 2: looking at those track suits thinking I really need to
Speaker 2: buy one, and Ricky and I'm like, ah, there he is.
Speaker 1: It's a win for you and the Jerseys Mega store. Darcy.
Speaker 1: What's the mail? What was going on over.
Speaker 3: There at the Raiders headquarters? Yeah? So Jed Stewart, Ricky's
Speaker 3: son will make his debut against the Tigers this weekend
Speaker 3: at GAO.
Speaker 1: Congratulations Jed.
Speaker 2: That's a big deal, clear esque, isn't it having your
Speaker 2: dad your coach?
Speaker 1: What is a number of coaches with sons or ex
Speaker 1: coaches with sons in the in the comp.
Speaker 2: You have gone having your dad as your coach.
Speaker 1: Fine, if you get picking me, I don't think.
Speaker 2: I would have coached. I'd be talking back too much.
Speaker 3: My dad was coach for my local footy team growing
Speaker 3: up for six years and it was tough, but it
Speaker 3: was really good. I would say, all in all positive experience.
Speaker 1: What age? What age you know, like under fifteen or.
Speaker 3: Like under thirteen's to like almost the finish, like.
Speaker 2: Through your teenage years, at the most volatile moments of
Speaker 2: a child's life.
Speaker 3: There's definitely some stories here.
Speaker 1: We are admiring Darcy's old man for tapping it out,
Speaker 1: you know, managing wild teenage boys. Meanwhile, Ricky Stewart's managed
Speaker 1: to get his young fellow right the way through to
Speaker 1: the highest grade. By the way, jeds one who's applied himself,
Speaker 1: So congratulations the family. That's a really big deal. Quickly
Speaker 1: before we get to Hudson Young, who was inside Blues
Speaker 1: Camp ratest to Hudson Young in just a second on
Speaker 1: the eve of game two for State of Origin Act schools,
Speaker 1: the budget leaks continued Darcy, what do we get?
Speaker 3: So there's an extra six hundred thousand dollars going towards
Speaker 3: the Education Equity Fund, which will allow a thousand more
Speaker 3: students to go on excursions or just have the basic
Speaker 3: necessities for school, which is obviously really good.
Speaker 1: Where are we going? I mean, this is the thing,
Speaker 1: all our things a year we go, now go wherever
Speaker 1: we want. We go to Sydney occasionally.
Speaker 2: But generally Wonderland a few times, but obviously that's not
Speaker 2: an option anymore.
Speaker 1: Can I tell you I went? I went. Look at
Speaker 1: the start of December last year, I was on the
Speaker 1: Gold Coast and so I went to the theme part.
Speaker 1: I went to Wet and Wild. Well it was a
Speaker 1: last week at Queensland School. They're all there and so
Speaker 1: they went on excursions to win. What I go, what
Speaker 1: are you learning?
Speaker 2: Yeah, well we went to Wonderland for science because you know,
Speaker 2: we had to do a sheet on speed and velocity
Speaker 2: or something of roller coasters. It was like a real
Speaker 2: nominal sheet of quick like little thing we did on
Speaker 2: the bus on the way home. But that was a treat.
Speaker 2: I went to want to at a few times on
Speaker 2: different excursions.
Speaker 1: Water slide velocity. I didn't realize that, trust me, they
Speaker 1: didn't realize they were measuring that.
Speaker 4: Even versus the world.
Speaker 1: I mentioned after the fantastic game, the incredible turnout and
Speaker 1: another win when Big Pappa played his record breaking game
Speaker 1: for the Green Machine, that it was an emotional time. Afterwards,
Speaker 1: Ricky Stewart looked emotional, the players were emotional. And I
Speaker 1: had a number of people message me after they were
Speaker 1: listening to the Triple M coverage in other cities around Australia.
Speaker 1: They said, Hudson young was so in the moment that
Speaker 1: he absolutely forgot he was on the radio. Hudson Youngest
Speaker 1: just joined uscore. He will find out about his injury
Speaker 1: and talk about the day Nick Chris Standard you yeah, mate,
Speaker 1: what a day, Just what a day, full stop. Yes,
Speaker 1: it's huge, made the build up more.
Speaker 13: Weeks means such a great week to come out and turn.
Speaker 1: This on for one of our best mates here in
Speaker 1: camera means so much. For everyone that turned up and
Speaker 1: brave the cold.
Speaker 13: We were so grateful and thankful to have the best fans.
Speaker 1: In the cold one for here. Yeah. And by the way,
Speaker 1: if there's ever a time you're going to forget where
Speaker 1: you are, that's the time, Hudson Young getto mate, good morning,
Speaker 1: we're very well.
Speaker 2: We've got the beat machine ready.
Speaker 1: Well, when you know you're on the radio, it's a
Speaker 1: different thing. But you're surrounded by footy players, you've just
Speaker 1: played footy, you're covered in blood and sweat. You forgot
Speaker 1: where you were for a moment. But that was an
Speaker 1: emotional game, wasn't it.
Speaker 13: Yeah, one hundred It was an emotional week with Big
Speaker 13: Poppa breaking the all time record. But I think that's
Speaker 13: the first time I've ever swore on radio or TV.
Speaker 13: So yeah, like you said, I was just in the
Speaker 13: moment and he means so much of the club and
Speaker 13: to all US players.
Speaker 1: I could tell that you were lost in the moment.
Speaker 1: You just swore, and then you corrected yourself by swearing
Speaker 1: a second time, which is the funniest way to do it.
Speaker 1: It's been, you know, an emotional time, I imagine, and
Speaker 1: you're away because we're crossing to you now in state
Speaker 1: of Origin Bluescamp Earth. Right, Oh yeah, this is that
Speaker 1: explains the delay. You're on the other side of the world.
Speaker 1: Ricky Stewart's young fellow got the call up yesterday. That
Speaker 1: would mean a lot to the club, wouldn't it.
Speaker 13: Yeah, one hundred percent. I feel like Jed it's been
Speaker 13: a big part of our squad for a couple of
Speaker 13: years now, and he's always been one of the best
Speaker 13: trainers and he's been playing really well in reserve grades.
Speaker 13: So yeah, I'm really happy for him to come and
Speaker 13: get his shot. And it's probably a difficult one for
Speaker 13: Stick because him being his son and you're always a
Speaker 13: little bit tentative whether to put him in or not.
Speaker 13: So US leadership group and all the players in camera
Speaker 13: back him and I can't wait to see him play.
Speaker 2: So you'll be back to the game on the weekend, right,
Speaker 2: because you backed it up last time after Origin, you're
Speaker 2: doing the same this time around.
Speaker 13: Yeah. So I'll play tomorrow night against the Maroons and
Speaker 13: then we'll fly back Thursday, and then I'll play in
Speaker 13: Sydney on Friday.
Speaker 2: My god, back at it straight in. Saw this article
Speaker 2: the other day about one of the Moron's players who's
Speaker 2: debuting in this Origin, and he was saying he has
Speaker 2: this pregame ritual of well, I don't know if it's pregame,
Speaker 2: but he definitely has in the past put tumrick up
Speaker 2: his nostrils and he reckons it actually really helps his game.
Speaker 2: Do you have any weird pregame rituals or anything like
Speaker 2: that that kind of get you in the right mind frame?
Speaker 13: No, I don't really have any rituals.
Speaker 14: There.
Speaker 13: Used to be a little bit more.
Speaker 16: Superstitious, superstitious on certain things like undies in that when
Speaker 16: I was a kid. But no, I don't know what
Speaker 16: you do up that side of the border, mate.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Ron, this is my own fault. It's my own
Speaker 1: fault absolutely for having any Queensland Shenanigan's pinned on me.
Speaker 1: I am representing the entire state at the moment for the.
Speaker 2: Game tonight, it is we're hoping for a clean sweep
Speaker 2: in New South Wales. Just taking out the first two
Speaker 2: games the Championships ours, that's you know, that's what we
Speaker 2: always want. However, game three is always a bit of
Speaker 2: a dud when we already know who's won out of
Speaker 2: the state of origin three. So is there a part
Speaker 2: of you who kind of goes, oh, decider in game
Speaker 2: three would be kind of cool.
Speaker 13: No.
Speaker 11: No, if you said yes, you would be dropped from
Speaker 11: the side before you run out tomorrow.
Speaker 1: So that is absolutely the correct answer. Do you leave
Speaker 1: your birthday on? Because I said this to Gaby yesterday.
Speaker 1: She loves it when it's her birthday, and because she
Speaker 1: puts the birth date up on all the social media
Speaker 1: platforms so that people haven't spoken to for at least
Speaker 1: twelve to like twenty sometimes twenty years years will message
Speaker 1: her happy birthday. Do you leave your birthday so people
Speaker 1: know what? Do you take the date down?
Speaker 13: No? My birthday is still still up on Facebook. So
Speaker 13: I still love my old mates and family and not
Speaker 13: putting posts in that.
Speaker 1: Good Because I was about I have to say happy
Speaker 1: birthday for last Tuesday. But the only reason I know
Speaker 1: is because the girls in the office gush over your
Speaker 1: girlfriend's social media pages and she wished you a happy birthday,
Speaker 1: and they were like, it's his birthday.
Speaker 13: Yeah, it's my birthday. Last Tuesday turned twenty seven, so
Speaker 13: getting old.
Speaker 1: They yeah, you're right. They complain that you don't post
Speaker 1: enough about her, but she, they like, whenever she posts
Speaker 1: about you.
Speaker 13: Yeah, I know she my missus always blows up there
Speaker 13: and need to put more photos up as well. But
Speaker 13: I just don't keep my socials on with footy and fishing.
Speaker 13: At the moment.
Speaker 1: They're going to complain, I'm the one who cops the feedback.
Speaker 1: They go, Hudson needs to put up his girlfriend more
Speaker 1: and leave my alone.
Speaker 2: He's just it's just about footy and fission.
Speaker 1: I see when you posted that photo that big fishy
Speaker 1: court the other day, people were impressed by that too,
Speaker 1: so you know it's it's fine.
Speaker 13: Shelters in two slides, two slides in front, so they're
Speaker 13: only they're only looking at the fish, aren't they.
Speaker 1: That's absolutely right? All right, this is go time and look,
Speaker 1: you know I follow Queensland, but this is a very
Speaker 1: impressive blues team and it's fun to watch. You guys
Speaker 1: are dialed riding and if I could tell your way
Speaker 1: that the Morons are going to get it done in Perth.
Speaker 1: I would, and I just don't see it. So Game
Speaker 1: two looks like it'll be a dead rubber for Game three.
Speaker 1: Good luck out there, mate.
Speaker 2: I mean go in Perth just quickly, Like what's the
Speaker 2: feeling in Perth when it is so far away from
Speaker 2: Queensland and New South Wales to play?
Speaker 13: The build up has been really good. We got over
Speaker 13: it a couple of days ago, but it's my first
Speaker 13: time in city. It's in the city itself, so no,
Speaker 13: I'm really loving it and can't wait for Captain's run
Speaker 13: today and I'm sure the build up over the next
Speaker 13: twenty four hours is going to continue and it would
Speaker 13: be a great turnout off the stadium.
Speaker 1: You didn't get in on Sunday, did you?
Speaker 13: Ah? What days it now? We got in on Saturday.
Speaker 1: Don't go down the street on a Sunday tumble. That's it.
Speaker 13: Yeah, I found that out as well.
Speaker 1: No Sunday trading and no daylight savings. The farmers there
Speaker 1: are a whole other world. And I'm getting stuck in
Speaker 1: because checking a pisto me sorry mate, go on.
Speaker 13: Couldn't even get a coffee on Sunday morning.
Speaker 1: What No, of course you can't know it's next cafe
Speaker 1: at home or nothing. That's the way they roll in
Speaker 1: w A. All right, make good luck out there. We'll
Speaker 1: see you on the TV tomorrow night and we look
Speaker 1: forward to your running back out for the green machine
Speaker 1: in about ten seconds time. But we'll just focus on
Speaker 1: the blues now.
Speaker 13: Good Luck's got it. Thanks having me on appreciate.
Speaker 1: Forty k speed limits. Hang on, that's what we are.
Speaker 1: Now we're going to go down another ten Darcy.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it looks like it will. No, actually doesn't look
Speaker 3: like it. I can't really say that. But just Thomas
Speaker 3: Emmers and the Independent MLA who just got in in
Speaker 3: the most recent election, is backing calls with along with
Speaker 3: a group because there's a study that's come out of
Speaker 3: University of Adelaide that's said if a young adult child
Speaker 3: gets hit by a car at thirty ks an hour,
Speaker 3: they've got a lot like significantly higher chances of survival.
Speaker 13: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I don't really know how to feel about it. It's
Speaker 3: very slow to go to thirty. But also safety of Children's.
Speaker 1: Short story, it's a short story, just lowering.
Speaker 2: I find it really interesting that in the Act. The
Speaker 2: speed limits around schools, even for primary schools where they're
Speaker 2: not leaving the school vicinity during the day is all
Speaker 2: the way from eight am to four pm, while in
Speaker 2: New South Wales it'll be a window in the morning
Speaker 2: and then a window in the afternoon. Did you do
Speaker 2: that speed?
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's the same in Victoria. That's why I got
Speaker 3: caught out the first time I came here. When I
Speaker 3: moved next to line the middle, it was like eleven
Speaker 3: thirty and that you're driving through and you don't even
Speaker 3: really think about it, but yeah, I got caught.
Speaker 1: Well, that's an interesting bit of consultation that would need
Speaker 1: to take place with the schools. High schools you've.
Speaker 2: Got different because the kids can leave it. That's the
Speaker 2: things in the day. Primary schools where they're not leaving,
Speaker 2: they're not going anywhere during the day. So is it
Speaker 2: necessary to go thirty at midday? I don't know.
Speaker 1: I wouldn't have thought, but during time there's a million
Speaker 1: kids running around. Absolutely dropped to thirty, I mean sixties.
Speaker 1: Forget about the convenience of the inconvenience at this point.
Speaker 1: If you're going forty, you might as well be going thirty.
Speaker 1: As far as I'm concerned.
Speaker 2: It's only for a short stretch. It's not like it's
Speaker 2: going to add minutes to your dad.
Speaker 3: And also, if you're in a school zone at pickup time,
Speaker 3: if you're going thirty, you would be happy.
Speaker 2: Oh, that's so true.
Speaker 3: It standstill the whole time.
Speaker 2: It's very true. There's a lineup of cars trying to
Speaker 2: get into the pickup zone.
Speaker 3: Who's the m alight Thomas Emerson.
Speaker 1: Thomas Emerson, welcome speaking sense off to the race. It's
Speaker 1: nice one.
Speaker 4: Rod and Gabby versus the world.
Speaker 1: I've observed something now for the entire most of the
Speaker 1: year since we moved to Hit one or four point
Speaker 1: seven in the breakfast time slot, and everyone's got a
Speaker 1: different morning routine, and ours is unique, just because you
Speaker 1: know a lot of people don't wake up at three
Speaker 1: o'clock and then start at six am.
Speaker 2: Is this an intervention?
Speaker 1: I don't know. I don't know.
Speaker 2: I think I know.
Speaker 1: I feel like we might need to get a psychologist done.
Speaker 2: What am I doing?
Speaker 13: Well?
Speaker 1: I don't even know what the if it's If it's
Speaker 1: a I don't think it's a problem, could be a problem.
Speaker 1: And so your beautiful baby, Olivia obviously is taken todaycare
Speaker 1: by your.
Speaker 2: Husband, which is great. Then he's doing that, doing a
Speaker 2: great job, and I'm miss seeing heer of the morning.
Speaker 1: But you get videos if you're having brecky, and then
Speaker 1: you have visibility via the app on your mobile phone
Speaker 1: of your doorbell cam. And we've had some fantastic shenanigans
Speaker 1: that we've captured just to people walking past your hat.
Speaker 1: It was weird. It was so close to the camera.
Speaker 1: That was cool. There was a time that your has
Speaker 1: been moon to us. That was cool.
Speaker 2: I didn't realize you were watching that one.
Speaker 1: Well, hey, just know there's a cameraman, so you know. Anyway,
Speaker 1: So most most days, baby Olivia, I see her on
Speaker 1: the doorbell cam. You're at ye and your husband carries
Speaker 1: her out, and then she turns to the doorbell and
Speaker 1: goes bye, mom, Mom's mommy, mamma, mummy, yeah, mummy and
Speaker 1: my mummy. I don't know what it means for her
Speaker 1: in her relationship with doorbells long term.
Speaker 2: It's because I can talk through the doorbell, I know,
Speaker 2: so in the past, not every morning, but if she
Speaker 2: rings the doorbell, she loves to press buttons, so she'll
Speaker 2: press the button and will notify me that she's there
Speaker 2: and I can talk to her through the doorbell. And
Speaker 2: so now she's put two and two together and she
Speaker 2: thinks I'm the doorbell.
Speaker 1: Look, it'll be a fascinating social experiment to see her
Speaker 1: relationship with doorbells, front doors in general. Maybe and she
Speaker 1: enters adulthood, Mummy, I mean, it's a it's quite an
Speaker 1: experiment and it's long term, but no go anywhere the
Speaker 1: results coming up. M