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Speaker 3: Welcome back TV Reload listeners. My ame is Benjamin Norris
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Speaker 3: on your chosen podcast platform. This episode, I'm joined by
Speaker 3: Nathan Henry and Adam Cooney, the two celebrities who have
Speaker 3: just missed out on being a part of the finale
Speaker 3: of I'm a Celebrity, Get Me Out of Here Australia.
Speaker 3: These two boys were given the boot in a double
Speaker 3: eviction that has left Asia, Liz and Harry vying for
Speaker 3: the jungle crown. Adam is known for being an AFL
Speaker 3: Brownlow medallist who was pushed into the jungle by his
Speaker 3: wife and kids, but one over the hearts of Australia
Speaker 3: with his genuine attitude and his bravery with the challengers.
Speaker 3: Nathan was allowed British reality staff from the hit series
Speaker 3: Geordie Shaw, who was probably the lesser known celeb but
Speaker 3: managed to make a huge impact on the other celebs
Speaker 3: and Australian audiences. I do have to say that the
Speaker 3: boys were well and truly into the spirit of their
Speaker 3: post jungle life. So full disclaimer, we do get some
Speaker 3: rowdy chat and some X rated content, so don't come
Speaker 3: for me. If you're one of those sensitive people, you
Speaker 3: need to switch off because this chat is just not
Speaker 3: for you. I will ask Nathan about some of those
Speaker 3: stories that were cut from the final edit and get
Speaker 3: some insights into his thoughts on Australia. Adam will open
Speaker 3: up about his friendship with Nathan and why he thinks
Speaker 3: that there's some stigma still about quemen and sports. We
Speaker 3: will discuss how the show has impacted both boys and
Speaker 3: if this has changed the way that they want to
Speaker 3: do television in the future. Plus we will get plenty
Speaker 3: of exclusives from behind the scenes if I'm a Celebrity
Speaker 3: Get Me Out of Here, which is having its finale
Speaker 3: on Sunday night at seven thirty, and you can also
Speaker 3: catch up on ten Play if you've fallen a little
Speaker 3: bit behind before that finale. Anyway, let's bring Nathan and
Speaker 3: Adam into the podcast and I really hope you enjoyed
Speaker 3: this episode. Hi boys, Nathan, well done on winning over
Speaker 3: Australia in just twenty episodes of I'm a Celebrity.
Speaker 2: Thank you.
Speaker 4: I didn't think it was possible because I've had my
Speaker 4: predecessors before me. I had Joey six, I had Vicki Patterson,
Speaker 4: I had Charlotte Crosby, all refined UK reality stars, and
Speaker 4: I genuinely and I still to this day, believe that
Speaker 4: I am not as famous and big as them. I
Speaker 4: surpassed all fucking three of them and I came forth.
Speaker 4: So obviously the Australians loved me more than I love.
Speaker 2: Them, and I am sore honored and humbled to actually
Speaker 2: have came fourth. And I'm so grateful for humbled.
Speaker 4: I am fucking ecstatic, Like the competition side of me
Speaker 4: came out like I'm so happy about that.
Speaker 3: How did this show come about for you? Because that's
Speaker 3: a good question. I want to know did Joey Essex
Speaker 3: or Charlotte Crosby did they do you in like how
Speaker 3: did it come to?
Speaker 4: Not?
Speaker 2: Like it was very random.
Speaker 4: So basically I started talking to a guy that lives
Speaker 4: in Australia and he was best friends with the booking
Speaker 4: agent for the show, and he basically is called, well
Speaker 4: show to Will.
Speaker 2: I'm Benji. They put me forwards Tunnel ten for this show.
Speaker 4: And then straight from that meeting, I went straight into
Speaker 4: a meeting with Tunnel ten and they were like would
Speaker 4: you do the show? I was like yes, you'll have
Speaker 4: me literally in a week. Were like, we want you
Speaker 4: on the shore. I was like, are you fucking for real?
Speaker 4: You want me like little old me from down in England.
Speaker 2: Yes, please.
Speaker 3: Well, I think it's brilliant because Australia is now obsessed
Speaker 3: with you and I'm going to get into that in
Speaker 3: a minute. But Adam, how are you feeling? Are you
Speaker 3: shocked at how well you've done?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 5: I'm so shocked at how well I did.
Speaker 1: Generally, the AFL players travel pretty well in this competition,
Speaker 1: so I had a little bit to live up to.
Speaker 1: Generally they make the top five except Billy Brownis. I
Speaker 1: think he got kicked out early, but so bad luck Billy.
Speaker 2: But I was so sore.
Speaker 5: I thought I'd be in here for.
Speaker 1: Seven to ten days, max, and then flying home, go
Speaker 1: back to see the family and get on with my life.
Speaker 1: Little did I know twenty eight days later, I'd still
Speaker 1: be stuck in that hell hole with those crazy celebrities.
Speaker 3: You do. You are right, We get the AFL footballer,
Speaker 3: but something about you, I think we've got to go
Speaker 3: on a journey with Maybe we didn't know as much
Speaker 3: about your personal life and who you are as a person.
Speaker 3: Of course we know you're a Brownlow medallist and all
Speaker 3: of that, but I felt like we got to learn
Speaker 3: more about you during the show.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I learned a lot about myself during the show as well.
Speaker 1: I think I said a few times that my kids
Speaker 1: have never seen me cry, And when I was reunited
Speaker 1: with them yesterday, they were laughing at me, calling me
Speaker 1: a silk.
Speaker 5: Even Hayley, who's the most emotional person I've ever met,
Speaker 5: was saying, well are we crying so much?
Speaker 1: On that show, but it was an emotional journey. That's
Speaker 1: what the jungle does here. It forces you to think
Speaker 1: about things deeper because you have a lot of downtime
Speaker 1: and you really.
Speaker 5: Do sort of face your emotions.
Speaker 1: And I had a pretty good crew in their Woody Dicko,
Speaker 1: Nathan my boy. They all drew They all drew that
Speaker 1: out of me as well, and I think it's been great.
Speaker 5: It was like a twenty eight day therapy session for me.
Speaker 3: You said that your wife and your kids though bullied
Speaker 3: you into doing this show. That was the headline across
Speaker 3: the media while you've been gone. Did you really want
Speaker 3: to turn it down? And what tactics of bullying are
Speaker 3: you talking about?
Speaker 5: I turned it down straight away.
Speaker 1: My agent rang me and said, look, do you want
Speaker 1: to are you interested in doing on the Celebrity?
Speaker 5: I said no, thanks, don't call me for a week.
Speaker 2: Exactly what you said, every single tear, why you win that.
Speaker 5: I wanted to go home.
Speaker 1: After about three days, I was like, all right, I've
Speaker 1: had enough this, get me.
Speaker 5: Out of here.
Speaker 1: I've wind every day up from about day three to
Speaker 1: day twenty one.
Speaker 5: All I wanted to do was kick down that gate
Speaker 5: and get out, get the hell out of there. But
Speaker 5: after I've been in there for twenty one days, I thought, well,
Speaker 5: I may as well see this one out.
Speaker 1: But yeah, all I wanted to do was leave because
Speaker 1: it was pretty tough in there, and yeah I was.
Speaker 1: There was no physical bullying, It was more sort of
Speaker 1: mental the mental breakdown from Haley and the.
Speaker 5: Kids to tell me to get in there.
Speaker 1: And then they all they all said that they missed
Speaker 1: me so much and just wanted me to come home.
Speaker 5: But geez, I'm glad that they're over here with me. Now.
Speaker 3: What about this though? People get kicked out of these
Speaker 3: competitions and then they want to go back in. So
Speaker 3: you hate it every day. But if we gave you
Speaker 3: the opportunity to go back in right now, would you
Speaker 3: do it?
Speaker 1: Not a chance in this world would I go back
Speaker 1: into there. We had to film a scene of me
Speaker 1: and Nathan leaving the jungle and which we walked down
Speaker 1: the same path and I was getting PTSD again, just
Speaker 1: bloody walking back.
Speaker 5: Now. I thought they were going to throw me back
Speaker 5: in there.
Speaker 3: Nathan. What is the impression of Australian television in the UK?
Speaker 3: I mean, do reality TV stars want to come to
Speaker 3: Australia and try and crack the market.
Speaker 4: Well, I'm not going to lie firstly, but when I
Speaker 4: got into this industry, I'm mister Ladd and Australian TV
Speaker 4: didn't have a frigging clue what.
Speaker 2: I was getting my supem for.
Speaker 4: You guys are absolutely bucked, shit crazy. Absolutely one flew
Speaker 4: over the cuckoo's nest. All need a psyched tests. Every
Speaker 4: single one of using Boadliner's saying I have suddainly enjoyed.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, is that Tim Tams.
Speaker 4: It's like I'm a crackhead to Tim Tams, like, oh
Speaker 4: my god, oh well, I'm not gonna I'm not gonna
Speaker 4: eat one while I'm doing this, My dear, Why I've
Speaker 4: been in the jungle, I asked for Tim Tam.
Speaker 2: I'm obsessed. I'm obsessed. This is how obsessed I am.
Speaker 4: Right, I said, if I get kicked off the jungle,
Speaker 4: I'm not leaving this production site unless I have five
Speaker 4: bucks to take on.
Speaker 2: I want to be the face of Tim Thams.
Speaker 4: I am the chocolate, magical goodness that Australia needs right now?
Speaker 3: Will you do more TV? Why you're here? Because I
Speaker 3: can imagine after such a successful run. I mean, I'm
Speaker 3: celebrating you. Everyone in Australia is celebrating you. Do you
Speaker 3: think that you'll stick around and do more TV or
Speaker 3: do you think you go by Geordie Shure and more?
Speaker 3: You know, of of that shock reality that's that you've
Speaker 3: been familiar with.
Speaker 4: My plan is to actually do more TV. I want
Speaker 4: to do presenting. I want to do Master Chef in Australia.
Speaker 4: I would like to do Dance with the Stars. I
Speaker 4: want to do any single thing. I feel like I
Speaker 4: want to do more Australian TV because I feel like
Speaker 4: in the long run, I.
Speaker 2: Would actually like to move to Australia.
Speaker 4: And when this is actually a the secret as well,
Speaker 4: So way before I've got famous, a psychic told my
Speaker 4: mom that I'm going to be on this is before
Speaker 4: we're famous as well, said your oldest son is going
Speaker 4: to be famous, is going to be on Australian TV
Speaker 4: and it's going to be on the biggest show in Australia.
Speaker 2: I've just done that and then they said I'm going
Speaker 2: to move to Australia.
Speaker 4: So I think the next is the plan is the
Speaker 4: moving and Australia.
Speaker 2: If you will have me, I will definitely be there.
Speaker 3: You said last night, you know when you're eliminated that
Speaker 3: you know this experience was better than Jordie Shaw. Is
Speaker 3: that because you've got to be more yourself? I mean,
Speaker 3: when you're doing something like Jordi Shore, I guess there's
Speaker 3: a lot of pressure for it to be a particular
Speaker 3: style of show where you know, you did turn up
Speaker 3: straight away and we're extremely loud, but then as time
Speaker 3: went on you seem to calm down and show you
Speaker 3: true colors, which is I think the reason why Australia
Speaker 3: loved you so much. Did you enjoy doing this better
Speaker 3: because you could be truly yourself?
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's that you just hit the nail on the head,
Speaker 4: like this is the one show where I've been able
Speaker 4: to relax and just be me and have no fears
Speaker 4: about it, no guards up, and just let my head down.
Speaker 4: And for some unbeknown reason, people liked what the sort
Speaker 4: I'm not gonna like the whole time I thought I
Speaker 4: was a wingy little bitch who did nothing but complain,
Speaker 4: But for some strange reason, Australia loved that, and I
Speaker 4: was like, Okay, wow, how how do I go from
Speaker 4: being who I've left the jungle and then going back
Speaker 4: to that I'm not gonna lie. Yesterday I came out
Speaker 4: and I said I wasn't gonna drink. I had three
Speaker 4: bottle of wine last night. I'm not gonna shove and
Speaker 4: course shit.
Speaker 2: So I went straight back to having a drink. But however,
Speaker 2: I'm not transformed.
Speaker 4: Straight in that person. I still have part of me,
Speaker 4: still got my wits about me. I still I know
Speaker 4: I think this is not I'm in a different place
Speaker 4: life now, and I thunk the jungle.
Speaker 2: For that, like it has propelled me to grow up.
Speaker 2: I'm not. I'm not said I'm a boring person. Now
Speaker 2: I'm not. I'm just more refined. Imagine me like a
Speaker 2: bottle of red wine. Even though I don't drink red wine,
Speaker 2: I can't stand it.
Speaker 4: But imagine me like a bottle of red wine by
Speaker 4: that's been in a gorgeous cellar. Now I'm more refined,
Speaker 4: I'm more tasty and delectable. But no one is going
Speaker 4: to fucking open me because I am still brewing. That's
Speaker 4: exactly why I am now.
Speaker 3: Adam, what was the hardest thing about the show in
Speaker 3: terms of testing your mental attitude? And the reason why
Speaker 3: I asked This is when I go to the gym,
Speaker 3: I watch AFL footballers stand in the in the coldest conditions.
Speaker 3: So when football is going to go into this show,
Speaker 3: I think that your mental attitude is going to be
Speaker 3: pretty strong. But what was the hardest thing about this?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 5: Yeah, the mental attitude takes a lot.
Speaker 1: You have to be pretty strong in here. We don't
Speaker 1: have warm showers, so we have cold showers for twenty
Speaker 1: eight days. You can't eat whenever you're hungry, so you
Speaker 1: get a quarter of a cup of oats in the morning,
Speaker 1: two scoops of rice and beans for lunch, and then
Speaker 1: depending on how well you do in a trial, you
Speaker 1: might get half a portion of dinner if you go
Speaker 1: okay in the trials. So the hardest thing when you're
Speaker 1: hungry at home the cup, you go to the fridge
Speaker 1: and you make something.
Speaker 5: We overeat, every one of us. What we realize is
Speaker 5: how much we.
Speaker 1: Actually eat in the real world, So it's the hunger
Speaker 1: factor day after day after day is really difficult.
Speaker 5: I hated washing my clothes with my hands. Wringing them
Speaker 5: out hurt my forearms because of how low I was
Speaker 5: on energy. Walking up and down hills was difficult.
Speaker 2: I couldn't wash my hair properly.
Speaker 5: Do you me to keep going?
Speaker 3: It's the long walk.
Speaker 5: You have to go and get your own wood done.
Speaker 3: Have to take your own shit out.
Speaker 5: We couldn't flush the toilet.
Speaker 1: You're just shooting into a bucket for a month. Thankfully
Speaker 1: I didn't have to the toilets. That was Nathan and
Speaker 1: Aisha's little job. But Aisha enjoyed it a little bit
Speaker 1: too much.
Speaker 5: He's a real turd queen.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, that is absolutely disgusting. I want to
Speaker 3: talk to you about your friendship with Nathan because it
Speaker 3: actually was quite amazing to watch. It was that quite
Speaker 3: you know, from an LGBTI person myself, I thought it
Speaker 3: was just a beautiful friendship to watch it evolved. You know,
Speaker 3: it's clear that you both have this this amazing mate ship.
Speaker 3: I wanted to ask you about your relationship with gay
Speaker 3: end before doing this show. Did you have mates like
Speaker 3: Nathan prior to doing I'm a celebrity, not a.
Speaker 5: Lot of friends like Nathan. I don't think there are
Speaker 5: many people in the world like Nathan, so it was
Speaker 5: an unlikely friendship. A former AFL.
Speaker 1: Player and gay Jeordie Shaw star team up in the jungle,
Speaker 1: but I know we just quicked straight away. He knows
Speaker 1: nothing about football obviously, but I was sort of watched
Speaker 1: Jordi Shaw back in the day, so I knew of Nathan.
Speaker 1: But he the first three days was he was full on,
Speaker 1: like he's as extrovert as you can get. But then
Speaker 1: after he calmed down, I think we saw a completely
Speaker 1: different side of him where he was really kind. He
Speaker 1: was really selfless, and I love sitting with someone and
Speaker 1: just being able to chat open and honestly. And when
Speaker 1: I was feeling down, he was quite often the one
Speaker 1: who would lift my spirits again by making me laugh
Speaker 1: or just having a deep conversation.
Speaker 5: It's amazing to have someone like that in your life.
Speaker 1: And has just said it's an unlikely little friendship we've got.
Speaker 1: Hopefully when he comes to Australia he can come and
Speaker 1: stay at my house for a few days. I think
Speaker 1: he's going to be busy in Australia because everyone's fallen
Speaker 1: in love with him.
Speaker 5: You see what sort of an amazing character he is.
Speaker 1: And for him to come in the top four, I'll
Speaker 1: give him that he came forth.
Speaker 5: So for him to finish fourth after not a lot
Speaker 5: of people in Australia knowing him at all.
Speaker 1: I think he's a testament to his character and what
Speaker 1: sort of person he is.
Speaker 3: The reason why I was asking you about this makeshift
Speaker 3: with Nathan is you'd made some comments previously about why
Speaker 3: we haven't seen gay men in football in the AFL,
Speaker 3: and one of the comments was there's probably a gay
Speaker 3: footballer in every team. But what do you think is
Speaker 3: the real reason behind that and is there anything that
Speaker 3: we could be doing to sort of help people feel
Speaker 3: more comfortable about their sexuality in sport.
Speaker 1: I couldn't tell you the reason why. I think it
Speaker 1: would be amazing.
Speaker 5: To see that.
Speaker 1: I think the AFL is certainly more than ready for
Speaker 1: a gay AFL player, and it would open the door
Speaker 1: to so many other players to coming out.
Speaker 5: We've seen it in the past with a League players,
Speaker 5: with NBL players. It's only a matter of time before
Speaker 5: we see a gay AFL player come out. And they're
Speaker 5: going to make so much money too.
Speaker 3: But maybe that's the reason why they don't want to
Speaker 3: do it, that maybe someone just wants to be a sportsman.
Speaker 3: They don't want to be the face of the LGBTI community.
Speaker 3: Do you think that might deter people from coming out.
Speaker 5: I hope not.
Speaker 1: I certainly hope it doesn't because I think that whoever
Speaker 1: does come out, and he's brave enough. As I said,
Speaker 1: there'll be so many kids out there who know that
Speaker 1: they're different, and you're probably better to speak on this, Nathan,
Speaker 1: but who are different but too good or too worried
Speaker 1: about what people will.
Speaker 5: Think of them.
Speaker 1: And I think if they see someone like an NFL
Speaker 1: player that is a role model to them, then that
Speaker 1: is something that they would feel more comfortable and aspire
Speaker 1: to be like.
Speaker 5: And is that right?
Speaker 2: No, I agree with that. I think what you just
Speaker 2: said with there was perfectly beautiful.
Speaker 4: It would be nice if more AFL players did come out,
Speaker 4: especially Adam Coooning. It would be nice if you did,
Speaker 4: but it's one of them things that you've got to
Speaker 4: do it when you're comfortable and when you're ready. However,
Speaker 4: if anyone did, it would change the game and it
Speaker 4: would pave the way for a lot of people.
Speaker 3: What about back at home for you, you know, are
Speaker 3: the sports people coming out better? I mean here in Australia,
Speaker 3: I mean maybe we've got a bit of a problem
Speaker 3: with the term mate and in our blokiness and all
Speaker 3: the rest of it. But Nathan, back home, are queer
Speaker 3: people coming out in sport?
Speaker 2: Do you know what?
Speaker 4: There's been a few people back home that have came
Speaker 4: out and do you know what that all have been
Speaker 4: well received and openly unwelcomed the fuck.
Speaker 2: If anything, it's encouraged, black Horn.
Speaker 4: But the thing is, again with sport, it is one
Speaker 4: of them heavily masculine things where it's like a lot
Speaker 4: of funds this forget that it is a sport and
Speaker 4: they are they almost take it too far when like
Speaker 4: obviously people come out and make it personal, this, that
Speaker 4: and the other. So it's like it kind of I
Speaker 4: personally don't if I was a sports person, I probably
Speaker 4: wouldn't come out because I just don't think it's the
Speaker 4: industry to feel safe in and feel accepting just because
Speaker 4: that's and I will be honest, that's not the fans
Speaker 4: and how they make you feel.
Speaker 2: So I feel like if the way people, if people could.
Speaker 4: Just love sport for sport and not the players, then
Speaker 4: of course it'd be a welcoming thing.
Speaker 3: Everyone that's coming out that I've spoken to have said,
Speaker 3: you tell some amazing stories, and then I've chatted to
Speaker 3: some of them since who've watched the show, and that
Speaker 3: they've all been edited out of the show. So I
Speaker 3: want you to do me a favor, they said, there
Speaker 3: was heats of stories, but what is the juiciest story
Speaker 3: that you know in your heart of hearts would not
Speaker 3: have been played on television that you can tell me
Speaker 3: because I just want to hear I just want to
Speaker 3: be your best mate and I want to hear his stories.
Speaker 2: Right, So this is very this isn't this is not
Speaker 2: PG watch.
Speaker 3: That's okay, this is not a PG podcast. It's rated R.
Speaker 4: It's D basically, so the biggest story told would have
Speaker 4: been on the second or third jobs in the jungle.
Speaker 2: It's a sex story about me and a pilot. Right.
Speaker 2: So I went to a Beyonce. I'm going to give
Speaker 2: you the whole Shenanigan. I'm going to give you the
Speaker 2: whole story. Are you ready?
Speaker 3: I'm here for I'm here for it.
Speaker 4: But I went to a beyoncere concert. Bear in mind,
Speaker 4: I won the tickets to go see Beyonce as well.
Speaker 4: So this is where the story gets even. Back won
Speaker 4: the tickets to go see Beyonce with my best friend,
Speaker 4: went out in Manchester in Canal Street, and then I
Speaker 4: met this pilot on God's Green Earth.
Speaker 2: This man looked like fucking George Clooney, handsomest.
Speaker 4: Man ever seen, pushing borderline sixty, giving me gilts, giving
Speaker 4: me guilt vibes, invite.
Speaker 2: Me back to his penthouse in the hotel.
Speaker 4: Got back to his and then it was like, let's
Speaker 4: get a bath, Let's get a shower.
Speaker 2: We got in the shower, got in the bath.
Speaker 4: He licked my bumhole like there was no to moral,
Speaker 4: sucked on all of my toes and then he was
Speaker 4: like stay there. I was like, all right, okay, went
Speaker 4: to the mini bar and I don't know how or
Speaker 4: why it had strawberries there.
Speaker 2: He put a strawberry in my bumhole and.
Speaker 4: Then ate it out. Wait then no, wait there, listen,
Speaker 4: ate the strawberries from my bumhole. Then pored champagne from
Speaker 4: the top of my back, made me archer my back,
Speaker 4: pored champagne down my back and then it went through
Speaker 4: the crack of a bump and licked the champagne out
Speaker 4: the crevice of my ass.
Speaker 2: So we actually made a song which has it.
Speaker 4: I don't know if it made it to it called
Speaker 4: Strawberry and champagne. And that was the second story I told,
Speaker 4: and I got licked out by sixty.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna say sixty, old man, the strawberries away in
Speaker 2: my ass and stilted it. It was the fifty shades
Speaker 2: of great ship that I was in here.
Speaker 4: And when I say he licked me out, he licked
Speaker 4: every inside of my fiber. I felt like a candy lollipop.
Speaker 3: I don't know whether or not in Australia any of
Speaker 3: our pilots are gonna live up to this. So I
Speaker 3: don't know.
Speaker 2: Put it, no one will live up to that standard.
Speaker 4: Because when I said I was playing high baby, I'll
Speaker 4: join the mile hyker brother.
Speaker 3: I think you've just exceeded my expectations. I was expecting juice,
Speaker 3: and I got it. Different kind of juice, more of
Speaker 3: a champagne juice and everything else that are collected on
Speaker 3: the way. He's a good one for you, Adam. I
Speaker 3: thought you calling out Chris Hemsworth was really funny. Do
Speaker 3: you think that Do you think that he'll be fine
Speaker 3: with it or do you think you're going to dodge
Speaker 3: him the next time that you're see him.
Speaker 1: I think I want have to dodge him the next
Speaker 1: time I see him next time and he invited me
Speaker 1: over for dinner, I might have to pass on that one,
Speaker 1: But I don't know what.
Speaker 5: To be fair, I haven't seen Chris Hemsworth in the
Speaker 5: Ruins ever. A big Bulldogs fan allegedly.
Speaker 1: But we only sort of saw him around the twenty
Speaker 1: sixteen time when the Bulldogs are winning premierships, and then
Speaker 1: he was in the room. So I don't know if
Speaker 1: he's a fair weather supporter or he's just jumped on
Speaker 1: the Dogs when they're being winning or not. But it
Speaker 1: would have been nice to see Hemsey in some of
Speaker 1: those dark days when we're only winning three or four
Speaker 1: games a year, to come down the rooms and support us.
Speaker 3: Let's be clear here, are you going to ever be
Speaker 3: or have you ever been invited to Chris hemsworth place
Speaker 3: for dinner?
Speaker 5: Let's be clear, I have never been in to Chris Hampler.
Speaker 3: Sounds like that might be problem.
Speaker 5: I don't think over will be.
Speaker 3: Now everyone who joins the podcast gets asked this question,
Speaker 3: what is something from behind the scenes, something that we
Speaker 3: wouldn't have seen, sort of like a behind the scenes
Speaker 3: secret of making the show. Obviously not something you know,
Speaker 3: because you don't know what's been played on television, but
Speaker 3: you know, like kind of like a behind the scene
Speaker 3: secret of what it's like to be a celebrity on
Speaker 3: this show.
Speaker 4: And we literally do not get treat later, I retas
Speaker 4: the whole time we're in that deaf.
Speaker 3: You should have known that one going in, that one's
Speaker 3: on the.
Speaker 6: Ball, or after him, this and after on well five
Speaker 6: hundred and thirty four million.
Speaker 2: Relate TV shows. Sometimes relate TV shows to tend so.
Speaker 4: That they have like a thing where the pretend for
Speaker 4: camera and then you get treated like a celeb. On
Speaker 4: this shore, there was no special treatment. There was nothing
Speaker 4: like that. Every day I asked for him time every
Speaker 4: day after any shrink, every day after something did not
Speaker 4: get special treatment.
Speaker 3: That's kind of hilarious in itself. I mean, I think
Speaker 3: that's why this show does so well. I mean there's
Speaker 3: like what five or six different incarnations of this show
Speaker 3: around the world. You know, do you think that you'll
Speaker 3: go and do the UK one after you've done this.
Speaker 6: If I went to the UK one, I'd need a
Speaker 6: therapist for when I came back out and I would
Speaker 6: need do you know what. I don't think I would
Speaker 6: because you don't get that and I don't think.
Speaker 2: I'm a celebt will ever get a cuff like they've
Speaker 2: had this year.
Speaker 3: I think I think the bond you could see it, it
Speaker 3: came through a TV screen mate. Can I just say
Speaker 3: to the both of you, thank you so much for
Speaker 3: coming on the podcast. Both of you are so hilarious
Speaker 3: and so fun and I got so much out of
Speaker 3: watching the both of you. I can't wait to see
Speaker 3: what you guys do next, and good luck with it.
Speaker 2: Thank you, love you,