Speaker 1: Please welcome here, all right, Scotty Kam the Block one
Speaker 1: of the biggest shows on TV, Hay and it comes
Speaker 1: back well every year, and then it's back and then
Speaker 1: Scotty Cam's hosting it. And can you tell that he's
Speaker 1: not quite ready because I'm talking crab.
Speaker 2: He loves me trying to get him. I'm pretty sure
Speaker 2: he's been hosting the Block for seventeen years.
Speaker 1: That whole time.
Speaker 3: Well, he was really love it.
Speaker 4: Jamie Jury host a bit. Scotty was still there, right,
Speaker 4: He's always been there, and then he became a host.
Speaker 1: Was not here now.
Speaker 2: I actually have friends who went on the Block and
Speaker 2: they yes, and they said it well, and I think, yeah,
Speaker 2: Rach and Ryan, Yeah, they went on the Block, and
Speaker 2: I think, I don't think people realize how hard it is,
Speaker 2: Like you think it's like this TV show and they
Speaker 2: get to go back to their cushy hotels at nighttime
Speaker 2: and sleep. It's they are slumming it and it's always
Speaker 2: down in Melbourne and it's always freezing cold and they
Speaker 2: have to do like a lot of the time it's winter.
Speaker 1: Okay, But I want to know about these friends because
Speaker 1: I know that couple. Yeah, what did they get out
Speaker 1: of it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well did they win money?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 2: They remember that season where there was two couples that
Speaker 2: got nothing. Yeah, and then I think, yeah, they were
Speaker 2: on that season and I think they got like seventy
Speaker 2: ninety K and they.
Speaker 1: Were all even to kick and the teeth.
Speaker 3: Well not really.
Speaker 2: Because they both had to give up their jobs for
Speaker 2: three months, leave their three children for three months. And
Speaker 2: they were doing it because they thought, you know, they
Speaker 2: were going to earn life changing money that were going
Speaker 2: to get them ahead and for not even one of their.
Speaker 1: Saturday what about their career? But like are they getting deals?
Speaker 2: And I mean they were for a little bit, but
Speaker 2: I think as the next season starts, people.
Speaker 1: Forget about them.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Okay, So what you're saying is it's not worth going
Speaker 1: on the block.
Speaker 2: Well sometimes, but you don't know, that's right, And then
Speaker 2: the year after people were winning like one point five mil.
Speaker 1: It's still something you tell people though, like your grandkids
Speaker 1: television was that thing.
Speaker 2: I do enjoy it though. I love a renovation show. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and I'm excited.
Speaker 4: The Block is by far the best. You can't beat it,
Speaker 4: and I'm.
Speaker 1: Really good Scottie.
Speaker 6: But why aren't you on?
Speaker 2: Oh? I was trying to fill the show.
Speaker 3: You keep drawing attention to the fact that he's not on.
Speaker 1: I just called him. Oh you called him directs.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we're supposed to go through the TV, but I
Speaker 2: just got him.
Speaker 1: Scotty can we've got your mobile number, you're live on air.
Speaker 1: Good morning.
Speaker 5: Hell the hell did you get my mobile?
Speaker 1: We have everyone we're right calling Peter Overton from Channel
Speaker 1: nine as well. He didn't pick up.
Speaker 3: No, he did pick up and then he hung up
Speaker 3: on you.
Speaker 5: Yes, okay, I just say if you call me again
Speaker 5: on my mobile. The SWAT team locked the door down.
Speaker 2: Just blocked the number after this, Scotty, Well, we've really.
Speaker 1: Topped up to your show mate, So welcome along.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 2: We've done a lot of talking about the block, and
Speaker 2: I'm actually really excited because this year's blocks, you've got
Speaker 2: the contestants are going to build, and they're going to
Speaker 2: have water views, aren't they.
Speaker 5: You're going to have water views. It's going to be fantastic.
Speaker 5: And views of the in the distance as well.
Speaker 6: Wow.
Speaker 5: So right on Portfield Mantaalizer and it's a really beautiful
Speaker 5: seaside little town. It's got everything you need. Fremeston's next
Speaker 5: door with all the big wallies and all that sort
Speaker 5: of stuff, you know, all the big stuff, and you've
Speaker 5: got the nice little little mount of eyes. There were
Speaker 5: beautiful beaches. I lived there for three months when I'm
Speaker 5: doing it, and you know, so I really love the town.
Speaker 4: So yeah, we did a Kiss Kiss event at Frankston.
Speaker 4: Feels like years ago, but I probably last months ago. Yeah,
Speaker 4: I loved it there.
Speaker 1: Hey man, are you the type like you're a carpenter?
Speaker 1: Are you the type that's like when nothing's finished in
Speaker 1: your house? Like I remember growing up there was a
Speaker 1: house behind us, Yeah, that had it concrete, it had
Speaker 1: not painted it. I reckon for twenty years, right, are you?
Speaker 1: Are you an unfinished kind of goal?
Speaker 2: It's like the whole saying with the people like the Sparkys,
Speaker 2: the electricians. They've always got lights out in the house
Speaker 2: and the really good chef never cooks at home. I've
Speaker 2: got a house in our street. He's a builder and
Speaker 2: he's been renovating his house for about six years now.
Speaker 1: Is that you two mate?
Speaker 5: It used to be me I was like that when
Speaker 5: my kids are little. My wife, you know, she put up.
Speaker 5: We renovated every house that we lived in a couple
Speaker 5: of times over sometimes I knocked the house down and
Speaker 5: we lived in amountables for one year on site. Yeah,
Speaker 5: that was a good one for my wife.
Speaker 2: Down a very patient.
Speaker 5: We're in our sixties now and so I make sure
Speaker 5: everything's neat and tidy for her. There's nothing unfinished anhymoll
Speaker 5: these days?
Speaker 1: Are you in your dream home?
Speaker 5: Now?
Speaker 1: You're in your sixties and you're a big TV star?
Speaker 1: Is it your forever home? Is it everything you wanted
Speaker 1: it to be?
Speaker 5: Look, you know, it's not the house I've built. I've
Speaker 5: renovated this house, but the house before was the house
Speaker 5: I built from scratch, and that was sort of our
Speaker 5: forever home. But for me, there's no forever heard and
Speaker 5: my wife sort of understands that. That she she thought
Speaker 5: she was in her forever home. And then I came
Speaker 5: home and said I sold the house. I bought another one,
Speaker 5: consulting her.
Speaker 1: All right, Hey, why are you there?
Speaker 5: Mate?
Speaker 1: We want to do the Hubby Hotline with Scotty cam
Speaker 1: o case. So do you need husband advice, a DIY projects,
Speaker 1: some tips? Shit, we can do relationship help mate. You've
Speaker 1: been married for a while, like you were saying, yes,
Speaker 1: so marriage all right? Well, our Hobby Hotline is open
Speaker 1: thirteen one oh sixty five. Any Hubby question you got
Speaker 1: for Scotty Cam, you'll hang around?
Speaker 5: Okay, mate, thank you guys, Good on.
Speaker 1: You all right, Hubby Hotline on thirty one oh six five.
Speaker 1: Let's do it with Scotty Cam. Here on kids, Scottiecam
Speaker 1: is joining us. We are doing the Hubby Hotline. The
Speaker 1: block returns Sunday, seven pm on nine and nine. Now
Speaker 1: we are super excited, mate, big TV show and everyone's
Speaker 1: going to be watching.
Speaker 4: I was thinking about this, like Hubby Hotline, being able
Speaker 4: to call scott Cam and just to ask whatever question.
Speaker 4: Remember when I was building my house there were so
Speaker 4: many times with contracts and just all this stuff, like
Speaker 4: you wish you had someone you could just call and
Speaker 4: ask questions.
Speaker 1: We got to now, Scotty, you'd be the person.
Speaker 5: Guy. It sounds like a good business. I'm going to
Speaker 5: kick this off.
Speaker 1: Yeah, good, let's start with Milly Millie. You're on with Scotty.
Speaker 1: What's your question?
Speaker 6: Hey guys, Hey Scotty, not so much to see iy hi,
Speaker 6: But look I work late, and a lot of nights
Speaker 6: I leave dinner up to my husband and I come
Speaker 6: home and it's always the same packet stuff or takeaway.
Speaker 5: Is there a good go to.
Speaker 3: Easy meal that like a simple.
Speaker 6: Man can make?
Speaker 5: Are you suggesting I'm a simple man? Look what come on?
Speaker 5: Oh mate? Can Candy do a spag bolt? Or you know?
Speaker 5: Like I like a good passages with just tomatoes and
Speaker 5: and things like that. You know what. I just bought
Speaker 5: a book called Eat like a Sardinian is so simple.
Speaker 5: It's a great book. I love cooking and so buying
Speaker 5: that book. And I've got no commission on this.
Speaker 1: So you can cook, Scotty.
Speaker 5: I can cook. I'm not mad at cooking. And I
Speaker 5: sort of build kitchens for my wife, but I'd sort
Speaker 5: of build them for myself as well, you know, because
Speaker 5: I like to have all a few little commercial touches,
Speaker 5: you know, big beef spaces and giant cutting boards and
Speaker 5: things like that.
Speaker 1: Have you got all that stuff, Scotty?
Speaker 2: Have you got into this meat smoking trend? Like my
Speaker 2: husband's got a smoker and he loves smoking meat.
Speaker 5: I do that up the far. I've got to farm
Speaker 5: up the bunkey. And I've got a big diesel tank
Speaker 5: oven that I built out of an old diesel tank. Ye,
Speaker 5: And it's a smoker as well, so I can smoke
Speaker 5: everything in there, and I do chickens and potatoes. You
Speaker 5: can even smoke salt smoking salts.
Speaker 1: Say man out there smoking up the meaty Brooklyn loves it.
Speaker 5: I do love open fire cooking as well, Bush, I
Speaker 5: do do a lot of.
Speaker 1: Well, let's get off the cook and have we got
Speaker 1: another question for the Hubby hotline, Sammy, go.
Speaker 3: For it, Hi, Scotty, I have a question. I have
Speaker 3: a two story house and my husband is adamant that
Speaker 3: we can use our spare bedroom upstairs as a home gym.
Speaker 3: My thing is, I'm worried the weights are going to
Speaker 3: go through the roof. I'm trying to convince him we
Speaker 3: can use the garage, but he's saying, no, one, not
Speaker 3: the bedroom upstairs.
Speaker 5: Well, firstly, I think the weights are going to go
Speaker 5: through the flooring from downstairs the floor. Yeah. So well,
Speaker 5: look that's a very good point. Depending on how old
Speaker 5: your house is and how what the floor joists and
Speaker 5: everything are on the on the first floor, what what
Speaker 5: the framework is like. And I would suggest that you
Speaker 5: get someone to take a look at that. By chance
Speaker 5: you'd have a man hold downstairs to get into that
Speaker 5: space and you'll be able to see what sort of
Speaker 5: kimber their views, whether it's laminated beams or just if
Speaker 5: it's a very old it might be just like a
Speaker 5: sixty two hardwood and worst case it might be just
Speaker 5: an Oregon so which is timber. And but you know,
Speaker 5: you need to probably just have a bit of a
Speaker 5: look at that. And I agree with you that if
Speaker 5: you're doing big weights and is your husband a big
Speaker 5: unit he's living the big stuff he is, Yes, he's
Speaker 5: a bit.
Speaker 4: I'd be worried about that too.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'd put him in the garage for sure.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but I got a problem with that. I wonder
Speaker 1: if Scotty does as well. I hate it when people
Speaker 1: use their garage for storage and gyms instead of the cars.
Speaker 1: What does Scotty cam think about that? Should your cars
Speaker 1: go in the garage or you don't care?
Speaker 5: Mate? I am a car in garage like my entire life.
Speaker 1: Yeah, how you protect the car? Like to build another.
Speaker 5: Room we've got. My wife's car goes in every night.
Speaker 5: My car goes goes in every night. And that's just
Speaker 5: you know, it's a bit of a It's not really
Speaker 5: paincaus I like reversing my carriage I know it's.
Speaker 1: Say yeah, yeah, yeah, So don't bloody transform into something else?
Speaker 1: All right, We've got one more here.
Speaker 2: All right, Ava, you're on with Scotti.
Speaker 7: Hi, Scotty. I don't have a husband, but I have
Speaker 7: a boyfriend, and I think that's more important. My boyfriend
Speaker 7: is sparky, and my boyfriends are sparking, and he's really attractive.
Speaker 7: I'm just wondering should I be worried when he goes
Speaker 7: over to other houses where there's women and would they
Speaker 7: beating on him?
Speaker 5: Or I'd follow it. I'd follow it.
Speaker 1: Does this happen?
Speaker 6: Man? Is it?
Speaker 1: Is it true? Like do the do all the tradees
Speaker 1: get hit on by women in their homes? Or is
Speaker 1: it a myth?
Speaker 5: Well? Sometimes I'll tell you I've been I worked since
Speaker 5: I was a kid. I had a paper run and
Speaker 5: I had a chemist run. And when I was about
Speaker 5: ten years old, one of my regular paper run girls,
Speaker 5: she used to enter the door in a see through
Speaker 5: ninety every Sunday morning when you were ten years old.
Speaker 6: If you're.
Speaker 2: I used to I had a sparky boyfriend when I
Speaker 2: was like twenty two, and he's good looking. Rusa and
Speaker 2: I used to think the same thing, like what if
Speaker 2: there was like a horny housewife at home and my
Speaker 2: ex would turn up who was nice to look at.
Speaker 2: Would she just like accidentally drop her shirt?
Speaker 1: Does it happens? It never happened, But I mean, we
Speaker 1: needed on the record once and for all. Do tradees
Speaker 1: get hit on by women in home? Scotti Cam?
Speaker 5: Look, I don't think so. I think we're And also
Speaker 5: the trades are very professional. They say thank you very much.
Speaker 5: But you know, I've got a partner. Who is who
Speaker 5: I'm talking to now? Which I can't remember your name? Sorry?
Speaker 5: Who are we talking to again?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 2: You got We're talking to Ava Ava.
Speaker 5: And I'm sure you're very beautiful, and I'm sure I
Speaker 5: am beautiful. Yeah, I can sense it. You're beautiful. And
Speaker 5: he's not getting a stray away from you.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you know what that is broked if I've ever
Speaker 4: heard it right, he's got the dudes because.
Speaker 1: There are no tradings at the Dirty Dogs. Hey, Scotty Cam,
Speaker 1: good luck Sunday night, seven p. The Block is back
Speaker 1: on nine and nine now we'll be watching good on
Speaker 1: your mate.
Speaker 2: Thanks Scotty, Sure
Speaker 5: You guys, thanks for having me