Speaker 1: Jon and Amanda.
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Speaker 4: It hurts, but someone's got to do it.
Speaker 5: Amanda, Madamanda Jones and the Virile Jonesy heard.
Speaker 3: Them describe him as a drunken idiot, stay in school
Speaker 3: and learned school.
Speaker 6: Yeah, okay, Jones and Amanda, those are names that you
Speaker 6: would never forget.
Speaker 7: Shot.
Speaker 3: Good afternoon to you, Amanda. How are you today?
Speaker 4: Very well?
Speaker 3: I like your jacket.
Speaker 4: So many people comment on this jacket. It's a tailored jacket,
Speaker 4: but it's got little dogs on it. And let me
Speaker 4: show the inside. I'm going to flash the inside.
Speaker 3: In a minute. Didn't know what we're getting the show.
Speaker 4: Wow, the inside of it has got ice cream?
Speaker 3: Is it a reversible jacket?
Speaker 4: No, it's got something written around the column.
Speaker 3: Lucky to be an Australian.
Speaker 4: That doesn't say that I haven't got a Southern Cross tatout.
Speaker 3: Well, you are lucky to be Astralia, of course, but.
Speaker 4: I don't wear that.
Speaker 7: Listen to you. Excuse me?
Speaker 8: Are you going?
Speaker 4: Are your flag carrying Confederate or something?
Speaker 3: No, I'm just an Australia.
Speaker 4: I feel that too, but that the people who say it.
Speaker 3: Lucky to be Australian tell that to Broderick Smith and
Speaker 3: he's big combo.
Speaker 4: What are you talking about? It hit called lucky to
Speaker 4: be in this Well, I am lucky to be in Australian.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 4: I feel that. But I don't wear that on my clothing.
Speaker 1: I do.
Speaker 4: No, you don't.
Speaker 3: I wear it on my back as a tramp stamp.
Speaker 4: You don't talk a minute of sense or truth or truth.
Speaker 3: Maybe I should go into a podcast. It looks great, jacket.
Speaker 4: I've got a podcast, yes, and I speak a lot
Speaker 4: of truth on you.
Speaker 3: It's very good.
Speaker 4: It is actually drops today Tell and we're talking about
Speaker 4: trad wives and the luster has come off the trad
Speaker 4: wife influences in a very unusual way.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 9: I was on the Today Show with David and Bline
Speaker 9: and we were talking about in the senses, how much
Speaker 9: percentage of chores or housework do you do in the
Speaker 9: house depends individual person.
Speaker 3: Which was kind of curious. Really, I put my wife
Speaker 3: does a lot, but only one. So I put down
Speaker 3: the gen Yeah, so I filled it in for everyone.
Speaker 3: So I gave Helen her due.
Speaker 9: But I did say as well that she was a
Speaker 9: bisexual Jedi, just to mess up the census in ninety
Speaker 9: nine years time when those results become public. Gee, there
Speaker 9: was a lot of bisexual Jedis back in twenty twenty.
Speaker 4: See there was only one and it's at your address.
Speaker 3: Who was this woman?
Speaker 4: Actually a lot of housework.
Speaker 3: Though she does a lot of housework, which is good.
Speaker 4: She happy to be in Australian.
Speaker 3: She's lucky to be Australian.
Speaker 1: Mate.
Speaker 3: We have an action pack shape.
Speaker 4: We've got Robert her and ming a show today. He
Speaker 4: is up, he's hosting the logo. He's up for the
Speaker 4: Gold LOGI. He's also in the category. I'mans I'm going
Speaker 4: to wrestle him for that one.
Speaker 3: I reckon we should run past Robert Gemi rise impression
Speaker 3: of Robert.
Speaker 4: Actually you do it.
Speaker 9: It is quite remarkable him. Ladies and gentlemen, jem y right,
Speaker 9: and he's Robert Irwin impression.
Speaker 4: Give me a set because you have to do that.
Speaker 4: You have to get the hands in every position.
Speaker 1: Here it is.
Speaker 4: Hey, guys, that's extraordinary, it's pretty good.
Speaker 10: What do you think?
Speaker 1: Say?
Speaker 3: What about this big fella? What about this big fella.
Speaker 4: That's not bad that we might We might actually get
Speaker 4: you to do that in front of Robert.
Speaker 3: If this all fails, we could whack you in some
Speaker 3: car keys and we you.
Speaker 4: Out on the straight the crocs see how you go?
Speaker 11: Uh?
Speaker 9: Coming up today as well, Total recall your chance to
Speaker 9: win two thousand dollars Instagram your chance to win two
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Speaker 3: Would you like to play us a call? Thirteen fifty
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Speaker 2: Jonesy and demanders far.
Speaker 9: A cup of soup for the brain. Some call the
Speaker 9: Fast five. We grew you with questions from all different
Speaker 9: had agrees you get all five right.
Speaker 3: Amanda will say.
Speaker 4: You don't have to get all five right.
Speaker 3: I've said this, but still you could be a bit
Speaker 3: of a baller.
Speaker 4: You don't have to be. You can come in for
Speaker 4: question five and if you answer that correctly, you get
Speaker 4: a two hundred and fifty dollars fuel car.
Speaker 9: I'm of course talking about Dwayne the Rock Johnson as
Speaker 9: a baller in the movie or that show Ballers.
Speaker 3: Did you ever see that?
Speaker 4: No asked, have you ever met me?
Speaker 3: It's a little bit man a sphere for you. Dane
Speaker 3: is in Craneboard.
Speaker 4: Hello Dane.
Speaker 6: Hello Amanda, I'm very well, thank you.
Speaker 4: What was the film? Ask Day If he's he's got Ballers,
Speaker 4: you've seen it, Dane, No, I have. What's it about?
Speaker 3: He's like a sports agent as a sporting and it's
Speaker 3: all NFL and all that.
Speaker 1: Sort of stuff.
Speaker 4: Okay, let's move on from that. Dane questions your wheelhouse
Speaker 4: not in mind. A flortist is someone who plays the what.
Speaker 1: What was that?
Speaker 11: Sorry?
Speaker 4: A flooratist is that how we say it? A flortist
Speaker 4: is someone who plays the.
Speaker 6: What it's a musical?
Speaker 4: I'll give you this Ryan.
Speaker 3: Dane hadn't seen Ballers. He didn't know what a florist was.
Speaker 3: He's not your piece trying to find gold and silver mine.
Speaker 4: And I could have done it. I could have given
Speaker 4: him a clue that would have done it all.
Speaker 3: Josh in more Band, Hello, Josh.
Speaker 4: A floortist is someone who plays the what.
Speaker 3: A floor?
Speaker 4: A flortist is someone who plays the what? What kind
Speaker 4: of musical instrument? If you're a florist.
Speaker 9: It featured on the Chase the other night with Larry Well.
Speaker 9: I'm just saying this because Amanda featured on the Chase with.
Speaker 1: Larry, an ABC series hosted by Amanda Keller.
Speaker 4: Is named for what musical instrument flute the piano close.
Speaker 4: Let's play cover me jo? This is a group called
Speaker 4: the Cleverles. What song are they covering here?
Speaker 10: People?
Speaker 3: Jing yoja.
Speaker 1: Yojo?
Speaker 3: Come your jinguan wan no boru yah no your gourdu
Speaker 3: God yack Josh, sugar.
Speaker 4: Sagama, start.
Speaker 3: The good old days of say.
Speaker 9: The longest movie ever made is the twenty twelve experimental
Speaker 9: Swedish film Logistics, which had a run time of josh.
Speaker 3: This is a multiple choice unless you do know how
Speaker 3: long this movie went for.
Speaker 9: H No, okay, A thirty five hours, B thirty five
Speaker 9: days or C thirty five years.
Speaker 3: I'll give you a clue. There's a seventy two minute
Speaker 3: version for those in a hurry.
Speaker 6: Who would choose not that, I'm gonna say, thirty five days, thirty.
Speaker 3: Five days, thirty five days.
Speaker 4: That's apparently eight hundred and fifty seven hours.
Speaker 3: Yeah. It's an interesting movie.
Speaker 9: It tracks the entire life cycle and supply chain of
Speaker 9: a pedometer in reverse chronological order pedometer. It just from
Speaker 9: the its final resting place to where it got made.
Speaker 9: I had this idea to have a movie about a
Speaker 9: car that comes off the lot. You know, it comes
Speaker 9: off the production line and then goes through all the
Speaker 9: multiple owners until its final resting place.
Speaker 4: It'd be a great How long actually is a life
Speaker 4: cycle of a car these days?
Speaker 3: Usually about ten years?
Speaker 4: See what TV production company is going to fund.
Speaker 3: Able to do it? You could do Ryan's car because
Speaker 3: he goes through them like no, but it's that's half
Speaker 3: an hour and it would be in the front of
Speaker 3: the front yard of his parents' house with a flat tire.
Speaker 4: With Choko's growing in it for how long now?
Speaker 12: Ah?
Speaker 3: Like two months?
Speaker 8: Now?
Speaker 3: It's I'm working on just my generation can't deal with that?
Speaker 4: What he's question number four for you?
Speaker 3: Josh?
Speaker 4: What famous game uses a twenty sided dice? Josh turned
Speaker 4: into a cow at the end there.
Speaker 3: That would be a movie. We follow the song of Josh.
Speaker 3: He goes from Manda Live.
Speaker 4: Sool, the other one, gam Nations, the.
Speaker 2: Street of La Jonesy and demandas five.
Speaker 3: We're into it? Would I say into it fast?
Speaker 5: Five?
Speaker 4: We're up to question number four and it's going to
Speaker 4: gave in Cheltenham.
Speaker 6: Hello, Gaz, good Amanda, how are you you've got.
Speaker 4: A nice radio voice.
Speaker 6: Oh, thank you. That's very kind of you. Thank you
Speaker 6: very much.
Speaker 3: Yeah, thanks Gavi.
Speaker 4: If you ever want to chuck a SICKI jonesy, I
Speaker 4: think gas ready to step in.
Speaker 3: Have you seen this business lately gave? It's called anyone
Speaker 3: done a head count?
Speaker 4: It's also called don't chuck a sickie because you don't
Speaker 4: know what's happening when you take a day off. I'll
Speaker 4: tell you what question number four? What famous game uses
Speaker 4: a twenty sided dice?
Speaker 6: Dungeons and dragons?
Speaker 4: Do you play that? Person?
Speaker 6: Go again?
Speaker 4: Do you play it?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 13: No, I've got my young son sitting here with me,
Speaker 13: and surely you must know that dad. So yeah, young
Speaker 13: Kai my son told me especially. I'm not in trouble
Speaker 13: for that, am I at all?
Speaker 6: Have you played it before?
Speaker 5: Mate?
Speaker 6: No, he hasn't been his big brother has.
Speaker 4: That's true enough. No, you're welcome to have a brains trust.
Speaker 4: We don't mind.
Speaker 3: I would like to have a girlfriend.
Speaker 6: Yes, yeah, well he's at that age, James, Yes, just
Speaker 6: turned seventeen.
Speaker 4: That could have been uncomfortable if he was underage.
Speaker 3: No, what okay, you've just made it more uncomfortable. You
Speaker 3: have you have, Gav, this is your question number five.
Speaker 4: You can ask.
Speaker 3: Who is hosting the logis this year?
Speaker 6: That would have to be the wonderful Robert Irwin.
Speaker 4: Robert's on our show after five o'clock at twenty two.
Speaker 3: Robert is the youngest person to ever host the ceremony.
Speaker 3: Is Robert Irwin? Only twenty two?
Speaker 4: I know he seems older than that.
Speaker 3: I've got a car that's older than him. Yeah.
Speaker 9: Congratulators to you, Gav. You have won the jam Pack
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Speaker 3: Maybe share it with Tie Kai Koi kai is in Superman,
Speaker 3: No Star Wars.
Speaker 6: Star Wars Stars.
Speaker 4: We've had duneons and dragons. Could we nerve out anymore?
Speaker 3: Does any of us have a girlfriend? Congratulations?
Speaker 4: Donea.
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Speaker 3: I'll just say that capacitor seems to be a little
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Speaker 9: On Goal Jam Jam Big Night the Jones House. Last
Speaker 9: night happened our first solo baby.
Speaker 3: Sitting duty for the little grandson. So Mum and dad
Speaker 3: you see a lot of We see a lot of him,
Speaker 3: but mum and dad brown on their anniversary and then
Speaker 3: we are called up to do the because I think
Speaker 3: in your house, Yeah, the kids.
Speaker 9: These days feel I think they feel that we have
Speaker 9: no idea how to look after kids we raised them.
Speaker 3: But having said that, they do have some good ideas
Speaker 3: that the new parents compared to our day, which was
Speaker 3: what the lead, peyton, asbestos and all that sort of stuff.
Speaker 3: So now there's a there's there's better eyes on the
Speaker 3: little one.
Speaker 4: How many hours were you in charge?
Speaker 9: It wasn't an all either, just for so we all
Speaker 9: our all. We had to do our marching orders. Feed him,
Speaker 9: bathe him, don't kill him.
Speaker 3: That's it.
Speaker 4: So far, so good, and so we and have you
Speaker 4: got a big deep bath?
Speaker 3: Well it started with Telly Tubbies. So have you seen
Speaker 3: the new Telly Tubbies?
Speaker 4: I don't know there were they still make.
Speaker 3: There's a new one. When my old my son was
Speaker 3: little Ryan. When you're a Telly Tubby kid, were you yeah?
Speaker 4: I love tellygom So the parents like Telly Tubbies because
Speaker 4: they didn't make much noise, so it was easy to
Speaker 4: have on.
Speaker 3: As appears to poke, I would just say this about
Speaker 3: the Telly Tubbies.
Speaker 9: All the episode consists of them saying hello, because there's
Speaker 9: four of them. Four of them say hello, and then
Speaker 9: there's goind to mucking around.
Speaker 4: As a parent.
Speaker 3: It was deod delight, and then it's just goodbye. It's
Speaker 3: it's like shooting fish in a barrel.
Speaker 9: So did you know Ryan, back in the old days
Speaker 9: with the original Telly Tubbies, they were ten foot to
Speaker 9: eight foot tall. Did you know that they're in suits
Speaker 9: in the English countryside and they all the set to
Speaker 9: make the set look smaller, they made big Telly Tubbies.
Speaker 4: What does make the sets smaller?
Speaker 3: You'll have to talk to the BBC about that anyway.
Speaker 3: Now there's a new hybrid of AI and live action
Speaker 3: Telly Tubby And is it.
Speaker 4: The same just making little noises?
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, they make those, you know, dipsy la la pa.
Speaker 3: There's one more. What was the other one, Jeffrey Winkle
Speaker 3: or something, Tinky winky.
Speaker 9: They've got gotten rid of the handbag. But when they
Speaker 9: drive the Telly Tubby car, everyone's got a steering well.
Speaker 9: And why because that's the.
Speaker 3: Problem with this generation. You can't all drive the car.
Speaker 3: Only one person could drive the car anyway, that's Telly Tubby.
Speaker 4: And did your grandson watch that?
Speaker 3: He loves Well, there's pits when because Helen doing him
Speaker 3: for a bath. So I'm just sitting there watching making notes.
Speaker 3: But you know, I think one of the greatest moments
Speaker 3: of being a grandparent is it's just being there for
Speaker 3: the bath.
Speaker 4: When you're a parent, that's that's a tiring part.
Speaker 1: And you do.
Speaker 3: And that's the other thing about being a grandparent. When
Speaker 3: you're a parent, you're such a I don't know, your
Speaker 3: head's up, your bomb, I don't know what happens. But
Speaker 3: he goes into the bath and there's all this order.
Speaker 3: So he has his little duckies, his little froggies. So
Speaker 3: he plays a little duckies and the froggies in the bath.
Speaker 9: And then there's a like a cow, looks like a cow,
Speaker 9: like a face washer cow. He plays with that for
Speaker 9: a bit and then he puts out aside, and then
Speaker 9: it's the next course of bath toys, which is just
Speaker 9: from the kitchen, a measuring cup that scoops up water,
Speaker 9: and then he scoops.
Speaker 3: Water and he kept putting onto his crowin a bit
Speaker 3: a bit too much from what. Okay, that's enough for that.
Speaker 4: No more bar you're going to be one of those grandparents.
Speaker 4: Stop it, stop it, no more bath. How old is he?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 3: Your he's eight eight months, he's no.
Speaker 4: So well then don't you know he's just putting water
Speaker 4: on himself.
Speaker 3: Gosh, it was nice.
Speaker 4: That's enough, mate. Well I'm glad it all wins, so well, it.
Speaker 3: Went very well. We didn't care a dry.
Speaker 2: Next time, you're listening to the Jonesy and Amanda podcast.
Speaker 1: Now by the miracle of recording.
Speaker 10: And Amanda and Amanda are two great names.
Speaker 1: I'm not a scatter.
Speaker 3: That's the chemistry between them.
Speaker 1: But how much, let's.
Speaker 4: Relign your own business and shut your piehole.
Speaker 6: I wish you were with your show.
Speaker 3: Robert Ewan is joining us on the show. Are you
Speaker 3: okay with Robert Ewen coming in?
Speaker 9: Because I just realized he's up against you in the
Speaker 9: Burt Newton Best TV Presenter Award.
Speaker 4: He's hosting the Logis he's up for the gold? Yes,
Speaker 4: he is also up for Best Presenter. We have known
Speaker 4: Robert since he was since he was born. But I
Speaker 4: love him and I'm happy for him to shine. So
Speaker 4: if that means me, I don't know. Letting the tires
Speaker 4: down on his car as he's crossing the bridge, it's
Speaker 4: done with love.
Speaker 3: Remember that show we're on Channel nine Clever. Do you
Speaker 3: remember that Rob was just born his little baby, and
Speaker 3: I was on Steve's panel and you're on Bindy's panel,
Speaker 3: Terry's panel. Was it Terry or Bindy? Their kids were
Speaker 3: very little, and like Steve was sitting there and we
Speaker 3: were it was like a and like Rob was.
Speaker 4: Just Rob when he was ten years old. Came onto
Speaker 4: the living room and brought some snakes on and Barry
Speaker 4: and I said, we don't have a problem with snakes,
Speaker 4: but we saw these things with really small pointy heads
Speaker 4: writhing in these Hessian bags on the tables in front
Speaker 4: of us, and we both started to feel a bit maucious.
Speaker 4: And so Robert took them out and handed one to Barry,
Speaker 4: who swore in his face. And I started laughing hysterically.
Speaker 4: I'd one crawl up my arm, so I started screaming.
Speaker 4: It was going in my shirt and up under my arm.
Speaker 4: I started screaming. Barry was swearing his head off.
Speaker 3: This is old.
Speaker 4: Robert the most composed person in the room. Barry jumped
Speaker 4: over the couch. In the end. Jimmy Fallon saw that
Speaker 4: and asked Robert to go on his American television.
Speaker 3: So what you're saying is we made Robert elin.
Speaker 4: And I can on make him like that, she said,
Speaker 4: almost clicking.
Speaker 3: Threading fingers crection. Jim I RII does the best impression
Speaker 3: of Robert.
Speaker 10: Iwin Hey guys, that's robery.
Speaker 4: That's very good. We should are you gain enough to
Speaker 4: show him test?
Speaker 3: Like how good the impression is?
Speaker 4: Just so that what Ryan does that Robert has to
Speaker 4: guess who it is.
Speaker 3: We're gonna be a thief. I'm just spitballing this stuff.
Speaker 3: It again, Hey, guys, say look at this little critter.
Speaker 3: Look at this little critter about regions back.
Speaker 4: Come on, don't make it rude. Coming up next, we're
Speaker 4: going down to.
Speaker 9: The pub for yes, what this is interesting. We're talking
Speaker 9: about movies and I was happy to see this. The
Speaker 9: movie industry in Australia has increased eleven percent. That's a
Speaker 9: seven point eight million dollar net income boost.
Speaker 4: This is the thing. Film nerves are fashionable, fashionable again. People,
Speaker 4: despite being able to stream at home, a certain generation
Speaker 4: are going back to the movies we put to the test.
Speaker 3: That's gonna be ou Bon gold Jam thesis, the good
Speaker 3: old fashioned club tennis. Thank you Sham.
Speaker 9: And today I was buoyed to hear the news that
Speaker 9: revenue from our movie cinemas in Australia has increased by
Speaker 9: eleven percent.
Speaker 4: And this is all around the world that post COVID
Speaker 4: people are going back to the cinema. But it's particularly
Speaker 4: jen Z. They're sort of fourteen to twenty nine year old.
Speaker 4: And I think a lot of it is all the
Speaker 4: big movies we've got at the moment. Minions and Monsters
Speaker 4: made four hundred and seventy three point.
Speaker 3: Pow and that's a thing now, Minions and Monsters. Yeah,
Speaker 3: is that right?
Speaker 4: Ryan? Is that what it was called?
Speaker 3: Yep?
Speaker 4: But Devilwheed's Priorta has made an enormous amount of money.
Speaker 4: Project how Mary spider Man Brand New Days become the
Speaker 4: year's biggest hit in a matter of days, and Odyssey,
Speaker 4: these big cinematic films, Dune. All of that has got
Speaker 4: younger people going back to the cinema. Our generation has
Speaker 4: become quite lazy. You want to stream something, you sit
Speaker 4: at home. But younger people are eating this return to
Speaker 4: the theater and they're saying they see it as a
Speaker 4: cinema visit, as a social activity or way to experience
Speaker 4: a collective aspect of movie going. So rather than sitting
Speaker 4: on your own watching at home, you were sharing the
Speaker 4: experience with friends and with other people in the cinema.
Speaker 4: My sons go to movies, what do they see, Well,
Speaker 4: they've seen they've seen The Odyssey, they've seen June, they've
Speaker 4: seen Spider Man, all that kind of stuff.
Speaker 3: Last time I went to the movies was with Oppenheimer.
Speaker 4: Yeah and yeah, see that was a big cinematic film.
Speaker 4: But you're not a regular cinema goer either.
Speaker 3: I want to be, though, because I do.
Speaker 9: Like I remember when Avatar when it first came out,
Speaker 9: and my youngest was ten at the time, and Wrent
Speaker 9: on the car on the way home, and I said, mate,
Speaker 9: what'd you.
Speaker 3: Think of that? He said, I can't talk right now
Speaker 3: because it affected him so much because the movie was spectacular.
Speaker 4: It was, But that's there it movies.
Speaker 3: When you're watching a streaming thing at home, you can
Speaker 3: there's so many distractions, let alone your own screen, having
Speaker 3: your own brain.
Speaker 4: That's right, you're own brain. You're watching your phone at
Speaker 4: the same time. But the plus side of that, you
Speaker 4: can go to the loo when you want to, you
Speaker 4: can pause it when you want to, you can google
Speaker 4: the actors if you need to, you can get yourself
Speaker 4: a drink. If you know it's not for you, well,
Speaker 4: I'm like you. I wish I went. Every time I
Speaker 4: go to the cinema, I think I need to do
Speaker 4: this more often, and then three years go by before
Speaker 4: I do it.
Speaker 9: We used to do a lot of interviews with movie
Speaker 9: stars and the requisite prerequisite was that we had to
Speaker 9: go and see the movie. Do you remember that time
Speaker 9: with Will farrel Tho when Holmes and Watson came out
Speaker 9: in the movement and the company.
Speaker 3: I said, oh, do we have to see the movie?
Speaker 3: They said, no, no, need to come.
Speaker 4: From a stinker.
Speaker 1: You know what.
Speaker 3: Then I watched the movie. I didn't think it was
Speaker 3: that bad.
Speaker 4: It was a horrendous stinker. Really yeah, I watched it.
Speaker 3: I don't think it was that bad.
Speaker 4: Even in the comfort of my own home. It was
Speaker 4: a stinker. So going to the cinema does it pass
Speaker 4: the pub test? Is it easier and preferable for you
Speaker 4: to just watch stuff at home? Or is going to
Speaker 4: the cinema you'll think?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 9: Nation Dak drops today. When I say DAK, I don't
Speaker 9: mean Pam vents, I mean double a chattery. The podcast
Speaker 9: you do with your forensic psychologists friend Anita.
Speaker 4: McGregor, and last year we spoke about the rise of
Speaker 4: the tradwife influencer. A tradwife is not just a woman
Speaker 4: who happens to be not working at the moment and
Speaker 4: choosing to stay at home or for a period of
Speaker 4: life raising at kids. Whatever that is. A tradwife is
Speaker 4: a very particular conservative lifestyle that is chosen. And in
Speaker 4: the first Trump administration, many women turned back to conservative value,
Speaker 4: as many families did, and so we saw the rise
Speaker 4: of the Trump influencer. There are women who are making
Speaker 4: millions of dollars from saying that their husbands are their
Speaker 4: source of income. They wear pinafores, they make food from scratch,
Speaker 4: they raise a huge number of children. They film cinematic
Speaker 4: farms that they live on. But this last few weeks,
Speaker 4: all of this has started to crumble. There's a book
Speaker 4: out at the moment I've just finished reading called Yesteryear.
Speaker 4: It's a novel, but it's about a tradwife influence, and
Speaker 4: the timing of this story could not be more perfect.
Speaker 4: There's a woman called Nara Smith. When I first saw her,
Speaker 4: I thought she was a joke, a piss take. Excuse
Speaker 4: my language, but she is a beautiful woman who wears
Speaker 4: very modest clothing. She's one of TikTok's biggest stars. She's
Speaker 4: got twelve million TikTok followers and she makes videos of
Speaker 4: her being a tradwife, making items from scratch, even skittles.
Speaker 4: She even made skittles from the lolly the lolly right
Speaker 4: and join me. Tell you her children's names come Yeah, Rumble, Honey, Slim, Easy,
Speaker 4: Whimsy Loo and Forny Golden. This is a fantasy life
Speaker 4: that she is creating.
Speaker 3: For women, flashy, downy toylet.
Speaker 4: Well, this is the thing. She's showing, a life that
Speaker 4: most women can't afford and don't have. Even if you
Speaker 4: buy into it. There's women who are saying that I
Speaker 4: on socials on TikTok saying I'm nineteen, I've chelsen to
Speaker 4: drop out of college because I want to get married
Speaker 4: and have a baby and have my husband support me.
Speaker 4: Good luck with all that. Here's where it all started
Speaker 4: to fall apart for Nara Smith when she went on
Speaker 4: the Call Her Daddy podcast.
Speaker 10: You know what, let's google what the definition of a
Speaker 10: trad wife is.
Speaker 14: Well, that's perfect.
Speaker 10: I'm actually going to ask you, yet, do you consider
Speaker 10: a trad wife?
Speaker 1: Well?
Speaker 8: I had to look up the term because to me,
Speaker 8: because I wasn't familiar with that, right, I didn't quite
Speaker 8: know what it means. But the fast answer is a
Speaker 8: trad wife is a woman who embraces or promotes a
Speaker 8: traditional model of marriage and family life, where she typically
Speaker 8: prioritizes being a homemaker and a primary caregiver for kids,
Speaker 8: takes primary responsibility for cooking, cleaning, and managing the household,
Speaker 8: supports her husband's role as the primary breadwinner, often values
Speaker 8: traditional gender roles within marriage.
Speaker 10: So with that definition and those points, I'm none of.
Speaker 4: That, which is where the cynicism comes in.
Speaker 3: She's saying she's not that, but would you use that?
Speaker 4: She is posed, proposing to be that, And that's the
Speaker 4: cynicism of this. She's making millions of dollars. Her husband
Speaker 4: also is a big richie. But she's saying, oh, she's
Speaker 4: not a real trade.
Speaker 5: Will not no.
Speaker 4: But she's saying she's propagating the fact that she is
Speaker 4: and telling women to adopt this lifestyle. And now she's
Speaker 4: starting to walk back from it's another drinking raw milk. Well,
Speaker 4: there's another woman who is There's a woman who's got
Speaker 4: a farm called Ballerina Farm. She has nine children. She
Speaker 4: is married to the man who is the son of
Speaker 4: a person who owns an airline, and he's sort of
Speaker 4: posed with looking casual around the house around their farm,
Speaker 4: almost with a hay seed in his mouth. She has
Speaker 4: been in trouble recently for selling their raw milk that's
Speaker 4: laced with a coali. So these women are showing a
Speaker 4: life that is not sustainable, and the scales are starting
Speaker 4: to fall from people's eyes and going how does this work?
Speaker 4: This woman I saw on TikTok absolutely nailed it.
Speaker 14: Where are they hating the forty seven year old tildwives?
Speaker 14: Why are they not out there espousing how amazing this
Speaker 14: lifestyle is.
Speaker 3: I think we know.
Speaker 14: I think of women my age probably know because we
Speaker 14: have been on this earth long enough to see what
Speaker 14: happens when you tie yourself for life to an ultra conservative,
Speaker 14: ultra misogynist movement. It does not end well. You end
Speaker 14: up destitute and divorced because you had no financial security,
Speaker 14: you had no job history, or you end up with
Speaker 14: a lafe that is not particularly appealing to young women
Speaker 14: on Instagram and TikTok and pinterest.
Speaker 4: Yeah, because it's all about the wearing the pinafore. It's
Speaker 4: all about making your sour dough starter. It's not about
Speaker 4: being a forty seven year old living in the back
Speaker 4: of your cart.
Speaker 3: It's just play. It's played.
Speaker 4: It is, it's absolute make believe, it's role play, it's cosplay,
Speaker 4: and it's starting to be unmasked as that. Having said that,
Speaker 4: they've influenced a variety, I don't know how many young women, though,
Speaker 4: have been influenced by this.
Speaker 3: Choose your own adventure and choose wisely.
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Speaker 4: Well, what's a cam shaft? And what's a wankle? I
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Speaker 4: What's a cam shark?
Speaker 3: You were talking about a wankle? Rot it was, but
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Speaker 3: Today I feel this is almost shooting fish in a barrel. Hey,
Speaker 3: that's another segment.
Speaker 4: Put the sound effects away, Ryan.
Speaker 9: Shooting fish in a barrel. Ryan, write that down for
Speaker 9: next week. But today now we're at the Jonesy demand
Speaker 9: of arms. And I'm buoyed by this information that the
Speaker 9: box office revenue in Australia has increased by eleven percent,
Speaker 9: that is seven point eight million dollars.
Speaker 4: It's wonderful and around the world we're seeing the same thing.
Speaker 4: People are going back to the cinema, but not everyone.
Speaker 4: It's gen Z or gen Z good primarily, but also
Speaker 4: they're the ones who are going to see these big movies. Dune,
Speaker 4: the Odyssey Project, Hail Mary actually has got a lot
Speaker 4: of people, Devin Wolves, Pride has got a lot of people, Spiderman,
Speaker 4: Fast and The Furious Eleven, these really big films. But
Speaker 4: they're choosing the camaraderie of seeing a film surrounded by people,
Speaker 4: which sounds wonderful. But there's our generation, which is probably
Speaker 4: a bit older. Funny about that, who may want to
Speaker 4: stream at home, have a cup of tea glass of wine.
Speaker 4: You're comfortable, you can go to the toilet, you can
Speaker 4: pause when you.
Speaker 3: Need to, and that's you. But I remember years ago
Speaker 3: I was getting.
Speaker 4: A toe you're not going to movies either.
Speaker 3: Well, it's been I went and saw Oppenheimer.
Speaker 9: But okay, I remember years ago I was getting a
Speaker 9: toe bar fitted to my car and the guy said, mate,
Speaker 9: it's going to take about two hours.
Speaker 3: I said, well I do it. He said, go and
Speaker 3: see a movie. Went right out.
Speaker 9: I walked in and watched American Pie and I laughed
Speaker 9: my head off for those two and it was just close.
Speaker 4: But you're not going regularly.
Speaker 3: This is the point of this. Record players or CDs
Speaker 3: or cassettes.
Speaker 4: It's a good thing, of course, No one's saying, should
Speaker 4: we have cinema but you're anti movie? No, that is
Speaker 4: so not what I'm saying. The point is I love
Speaker 4: the idea like you, that people are going back to
Speaker 4: the movies, But are you actively do it or are
Speaker 4: you watching things at home? This is what the pub
Speaker 4: test is. No one's saying shut down the cinema's old
Speaker 4: man going to the cinema? Does it pass the pub test?
Speaker 8: Definitely?
Speaker 5: The cinema much more fun. You can lose yourself in
Speaker 5: the experience and escape life for a couple of hours.
Speaker 6: Wonderful. I love going to the movies. I just love
Speaker 6: the experience.
Speaker 14: I do like the social aspect of it. I tend
Speaker 14: to make an effort and go with friends, but.
Speaker 6: I also go to the movies on my own.
Speaker 5: It does, but I honestly believe it depends on the movie.
Speaker 6: So the last movie I saw was Michael Michael Jackson
Speaker 6: and that was like going to a concert.
Speaker 5: Yes, I believe it does.
Speaker 12: It helps me and my wife keep the kids out
Speaker 12: of the house so we can sit down and watch
Speaker 12: the closing, watching Sea on the couch with.
Speaker 1: A fast buy.
Speaker 14: Oh, I go every week.
Speaker 12: I go golf class.
Speaker 5: I would watch Painter. I've already seen Spider Man twice.
Speaker 14: I've seen Odyssey one.
Speaker 5: My husband doesn't know how much I spend.
Speaker 14: Sometimes I just might be dudges from.
Speaker 11: Cold, so then he doesn't even know what I'm saying.
Speaker 5: I think you're part of the post. But I think
Speaker 5: it depends on the genre. I could not sew a
Speaker 5: horror film in the cinema. It does, especially at a
Speaker 5: Saturday morning nine o'clop fish and when you have the
Speaker 5: whole sead to yourself.
Speaker 6: I personally just love.
Speaker 1: To go to the cinema.
Speaker 5: It's just time out.
Speaker 4: You switch off and sit there in your own little
Speaker 4: world and really enjoy the photo, the movie.
Speaker 12: Oh yeah, hell yeah, I reckon. They should make cinemas
Speaker 12: more public.
Speaker 13: Yep.
Speaker 12: Get a little a table service button you can press
Speaker 12: and then they deliver you a trade service shiras or
Speaker 12: as savi B name your poison.
Speaker 5: Well, I'm at the age now where people are just
Speaker 5: annoying and I don't want to hear other people chewing
Speaker 5: on their popcorn and slapping their drinks and you know,
Speaker 5: farting and stuff like that. So I just prefer to
Speaker 5: see at.
Speaker 4: My house and just be in peace from all that, Well,
Speaker 4: your wife get that at home?
Speaker 3: How would has she felt about a mel Brooks movie?
Speaker 4: The last film I saw was Wuthering Heights and I
Speaker 4: thought that was a brilliant film to see in the cinema.
Speaker 4: And every time I go to the cinema, I think
Speaker 4: I want to do this more often.
Speaker 3: But isn't it exciting? You know when you go to
Speaker 3: the cinema, you got your chopp top and your popcorn
Speaker 3: and you've eaten it all before them vow Morgan ads.
Speaker 4: That's right. And then I'm thinking should I go to
Speaker 4: the toilet now?
Speaker 3: And when you hear locally owned and operated? And then
Speaker 3: the movie starts and isn't it great?
Speaker 4: It's a very call cause and most people saying they
Speaker 4: love the cinema.
Speaker 3: Good, well, we're happy for it.
Speaker 2: You're listening to the Jonesy and Demanda podcast.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's in a request for them to do it again.
Speaker 4: Should lay off the moonshineing a man?
Speaker 3: It's week n.
Speaker 9: Thursday or Friday, Junior. The logies are on Sunday night
Speaker 9: and we've got the host of the loggis coming in.
Speaker 4: Robert Irwin. He's up for the Gold LOGI. He's also
Speaker 4: up for a silver LOGI for best Presented that another
Speaker 4: person up from room is going for it a silver one.
Speaker 4: That's well, I'm up for the Burt Newton Best Presient.
Speaker 4: The silver Well it is silver, isn't it? What's going
Speaker 4: to be made of sponge?
Speaker 3: I I just thought it was my tears best Presenter
Speaker 3: reward thought.
Speaker 4: And he's a silver one? Is that maybe for an
Speaker 4: actor or an actress?
Speaker 3: Maybe there's a silver Leggy? How we got to this
Speaker 3: far towards the end of the campaign and I didn't
Speaker 3: even know that.
Speaker 4: I don't know either.
Speaker 3: Okay, maybe we last Rob he'll tell us. He see
Speaker 3: what's going on.
Speaker 4: Well, he's also, you know, swapping his crocodile wrangling outfit
Speaker 4: for a penguin suit, as we said as host. Yeah,
Speaker 4: and he's going to be joining us next.
Speaker 3: Also, Instagram makes its return.
Speaker 9: You can join us, Jonesy demanded dot com dot au
Speaker 9: two thousand dollars could be yours on goal jam.
Speaker 4: Well, Robert Irwin his face crocodiles, it's just my scaly legs.
Speaker 4: I'm talking about snakes and jungle critters. But this weekend
Speaker 4: he faces something far more terrifying. A room full of
Speaker 4: Australian TV talent with a number of drinks under their belts.
Speaker 4: He is going to be hosting the LOGI swapping his
Speaker 4: car keys as I said, for a penguin Suitaney joins us. Now, Robert,
Speaker 4: what do I have.
Speaker 3: To get between you two guys.
Speaker 4: The story. Robert obviously is hosting. Robert's up for the Gold.
Speaker 4: Robert's also up for the Newton.
Speaker 3: I would say, Roberts getting too much stuff.
Speaker 1: One.
Speaker 9: Don't you concede right now? Yes, and just say, look,
Speaker 9: give Amanda the TV presenter.
Speaker 1: On I am.
Speaker 11: I am campaigning hard for you, Amanda Kelly. You we
Speaker 11: deserve the bur Newton Award one it is yours. So
Speaker 11: everybody listening, go and vote for Amanda, because.
Speaker 4: I remember you. You actually supported me too when I
Speaker 4: went for the gold.
Speaker 3: Yes, how did that go?
Speaker 4: Let's not go into that, but I'm coming for your
Speaker 4: support and thank you.
Speaker 11: No, absolutely well, there is no one more deserving and
Speaker 11: you've always been both of you.
Speaker 10: We consider you like like an extended member of the
Speaker 10: early family.
Speaker 9: But you know, years ago, I was just saying to
Speaker 9: a Manna, We're on a TV show called Clever and
Speaker 9: you were just born and I was on the panel
Speaker 9: with your dad. Amanda was on the panel with Terry,
Speaker 9: you know, and it was just, you know, I'm so
Speaker 9: proud of you. I think it's such a great thing.
Speaker 9: It turned into such a fine young man.
Speaker 3: I can't tell we all but I can't believe you're
Speaker 3: twenty two. It feels like you're about You're like Highland.
Speaker 3: You feel like a lot older than what you are.
Speaker 11: Oh well, you know, I'm very, very grateful for my
Speaker 11: parents for what they created, not only this this amazing
Speaker 11: legacy that I get to continue, but also just the
Speaker 11: example of what it is to live life with passion,
Speaker 11: with empathy, treating every living being the way you would
Speaker 11: wish to be treated. And my job is to amplify
Speaker 11: this amazing message that they pioneered to a new generation.
Speaker 10: And that is incredibly special.
Speaker 11: And every time I talk to you guys and I
Speaker 11: hear stories about you know, when your paths cross, particularly
Speaker 11: with Dad and with my mum along the way, it's
Speaker 11: very meaningful.
Speaker 10: And I'm proud to be on the path that I am.
Speaker 11: And I'm always represent representing Australia at Australia Zoo. I
Speaker 11: mean I'm in Khaki right now. I try to convince
Speaker 11: the ladies to let me wear this. But you know,
Speaker 11: I always represent my family.
Speaker 4: But when your incredible success in the States, you're not
Speaker 4: a guy ever to be up yourself, but you must
Speaker 4: have been surrounded by a lot of up yourself ossity.
Speaker 10: It's a technical term, yes, your self possity.
Speaker 11: I like that, Yes, And you learn very very quickly
Speaker 11: when you are in the public eye in any way.
Speaker 11: You don't listen to comments. You don't listen to the noise,
Speaker 11: whether it's good, bad, or indifferent. You don't listen to it.
Speaker 11: You run your own race. And for me, I'm like,
Speaker 11: I'm a conservationist. I'm a zoo keeper from Boa. That's
Speaker 11: what I am, you know, And so I have this
Speaker 11: cause and this mission behind it all. And it means
Speaker 11: it's the waters are never cloudy, it's never muddy, pretty clear,
Speaker 11: I know my true north. I'm finding some pretty weird
Speaker 11: and wacky ways to get the message out there, but that.
Speaker 10: Message is always you know, that's the truth. And yeah,
Speaker 10: but yeah, you can't listen to all the superfluous stuff because.
Speaker 3: But that's what your dad used to say. And unfortunately
Speaker 3: you're sounding too charming. You're not helping our campaign for
Speaker 3: a Mandy. Can you be a bit of an a hole?
Speaker 1: You do?
Speaker 3: I want my girl here to win.
Speaker 4: Well, let's talk about you hosting on the night. What
Speaker 4: style of a host will you be?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 10: Just just absolutely savage.
Speaker 8: No.
Speaker 10: I think it's going to be a little different, you know.
Speaker 11: And I love watching Sampaign of course when he hosted,
Speaker 11: and and this is going to be a very different vibe.
Speaker 11: But I want this to be you know, we're celebrating
Speaker 11: seventy years osi TV, so I want it to be
Speaker 11: like a celebration of all the legends that have made
Speaker 11: this what it is, and a celebration the next generation
Speaker 11: that are going to come up and hopefully keep it
Speaker 11: going for the next seventy years. You know, it's fun,
Speaker 11: it's theatrical. There's going to be some real wildlife moments
Speaker 11: in there as well.
Speaker 4: Really some dancing.
Speaker 11: Well let's just say maybe the ballroom shoes might have
Speaker 11: to get a litle dust. Yes, yes, so No, it's
Speaker 11: going to be big and bold and bright, and I
Speaker 11: just want to lift everyone up and I want everyone
Speaker 11: to have a good laugh, a good time, and we're
Speaker 11: still going to be poking fun, but most of that's
Speaker 11: going to be directed at me.
Speaker 4: That's the thing. I think in those COVID years, we
Speaker 4: all realized how important television is to us.
Speaker 8: All.
Speaker 4: I think some cynicism has dropped away, and I.
Speaker 10: Think we need to remember, Like I talk about this
Speaker 10: with my generation.
Speaker 11: You know, it is so in the zeitgeist of everything
Speaker 11: that we say, and it's in our vernacular and Ossie
Speaker 11: TV is so embedded in our culture.
Speaker 10: And you know, I look at my mum and dad.
Speaker 11: You look at the incredible things they could do, the
Speaker 11: stories they could tell, the adventures they brought everyone on
Speaker 11: through through TV, and you know, it's alive and well,
Speaker 11: and I want to bring the new generation.
Speaker 3: In on that really well.
Speaker 9: I will say this, Jimy Rye here, who you've met,
Speaker 9: doesn't very dab impersonation. And that's a sign. But that's
Speaker 9: a sign of success, Robert. You know when you've got
Speaker 9: people impersonating.
Speaker 3: Like right, just just say just say I want to hear.
Speaker 10: Hi.
Speaker 3: Guys. Wow, that's that was what about? Check out this
Speaker 3: little critter.
Speaker 10: Check out this little critter, dude. That was actually really good.
Speaker 3: Okay, Wow, this is what I'm just saying. That's not
Speaker 3: a red back spider.
Speaker 10: That's not a red back spider. That's really okay. Now
Speaker 10: you've got to give me a criche. Okay, we're going
Speaker 10: to do it together. Okay on the count of three, one, two, three.
Speaker 3: Crikey, Oh my god, I mean, who's talking?
Speaker 11: You know what?
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 10: It's like a mirror.
Speaker 3: I've got a bold proposal. This just came to me.
Speaker 9: Yes, genius, jonesy genius. Would you like to play this?
Speaker 9: Is people listening? Thirteen fifty five twenty two? Is it
Speaker 9: Ryan or is it Rob?
Speaker 4: Say?
Speaker 3: Between the two. I'll get you guys to record some
Speaker 3: key phrases in this next break.
Speaker 1: Got it?
Speaker 3: We come back and people play Is it Ryan or
Speaker 3: is it Rong?
Speaker 4: You want to give it? I like the idea of it.
Speaker 4: Give us a call thirteen fifty five twenty two and
Speaker 4: see if you can pick.
Speaker 3: That's coming up on Gold. Robert Irwin is in the studio.
Speaker 9: I've had to separate Amanda and Rob because they are
Speaker 9: both up for the same award.
Speaker 3: I would like to say this, Rob, you're twenty two,
Speaker 3: You've got a long time in this. What are you say?
Speaker 3: Ad on top of age?
Speaker 1: What?
Speaker 3: No, I'm not saying anything. I'm here.
Speaker 4: Rob can you just on foot in the grape. Appreciate it.
Speaker 3: I'm doing this for you anyway.
Speaker 9: So we've got Rob's support for Amanda. That's Amanda and
Speaker 9: you are'm going to host this thing so well on Sunday.
Speaker 9: I know that I can feel it in my bone.
Speaker 4: You'll say the very next morning. You've got to make
Speaker 4: your way back up to Cape York.
Speaker 1: I do.
Speaker 10: I've I came in last night.
Speaker 11: I took a little tiney across the Wenlock River, put
Speaker 11: all my bags in it, you know, in the dark,
Speaker 11: went across you know the crocodile there was the river,
Speaker 11: and I'm on a crocodile research expedition right now.
Speaker 4: There are crops there.
Speaker 10: Oh yeah, big one. There's a big one that was
Speaker 10: watching me across the river. His name's Drew. He's about fifteen.
Speaker 3: Last time across, he's plus one.
Speaker 10: He's I think he's going to be safer than alf
Speaker 10: in there on that night.
Speaker 3: When was the last time a croc just scared the
Speaker 3: hell out of here?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 10: Two days ago, three days ago?
Speaker 3: So was the point where you looked at it and
Speaker 3: you think, well, I was.
Speaker 11: Jumping on the back of a fourteen foot he was
Speaker 11: fourteen foot two inches, big, big boy, and he was
Speaker 11: just like beautiful, golden coloration and he was just amazing.
Speaker 10: But man, he was angry. He was death rolling.
Speaker 11: Hell yeah, But you know I'm a conservationist, right, I'm
Speaker 11: trying to help these animals. They don't know that, but
Speaker 11: we you know, Australia Zoo, we did this amazing research
Speaker 11: project with them. You got to catch them, put a
Speaker 11: little satellite tracker on them and release them again. But
Speaker 11: if you're not, like, you know, there's a lot of
Speaker 11: people being like, oh, you know, you must not get scared.
Speaker 11: Of course I get scared, like it's terrifying. It's always scary.
Speaker 11: But when something is scary, if you're nervous about it,
Speaker 11: that good good adrenaline, good nerves means you care about it.
Speaker 11: I'm ten times more nervous for the logis though. Holy
Speaker 11: he's going to jump on that.
Speaker 3: Crocker is like supporting you? Is that'd be nice?
Speaker 10: I mean, yeah, I'm out.
Speaker 3: So what we did discover gem I Rye, who works
Speaker 3: with We have two men on similar trajectories. Robert, you
Speaker 3: are a successful and genius Gemi Rai you're gem I right.
Speaker 3: But what we have established is Ryan has an uncanny
Speaker 3: impression of you. He does an uncanny impression. So right
Speaker 3: now we've set up a game. It's called is it
Speaker 3: Rob or is it Ryan? Can you tell the difference?
Speaker 1: Wow?
Speaker 3: These two?
Speaker 10: This is my one party trick as well.
Speaker 11: So I'm going to get you a khaki shirt so
Speaker 11: that you can really manifest.
Speaker 4: So both of you have recorded some key phrases. We're
Speaker 4: going to play those phrases and see if people can guess.
Speaker 3: Who's Our first caller is Shelley of Liftgo, Hi, Hey going, Shelly?
Speaker 3: What's up?
Speaker 4: Shelly?
Speaker 10: What's up?
Speaker 8: Hello?
Speaker 4: All right, Shelly.
Speaker 3: Haven't done of it? Yeah, we haven't done this before. Shelley,
Speaker 3: listen to this phrase. Is this Rob or is it Ryan?
Speaker 1: Hi?
Speaker 3: Guys, Is it Rob or is it Ryan? Shelley?
Speaker 12: Can you play it again?
Speaker 3: Ye? Hi, guys, that is Ryan, that's Rob.
Speaker 4: That was Rob.
Speaker 3: This is Ryan. Hi, guys, Shelley, Thank you?
Speaker 10: Okay.
Speaker 3: Chris is in South Perth. Hello Chris, Hello, Jonesie and
Speaker 3: Amanda rob.
Speaker 4: Ryanday, heyday, we've got We've got another phrase here. Chris.
Speaker 4: Listen up, and at the end of this you tell
Speaker 4: us whether it's Robert or whether it is Ryan.
Speaker 3: This the size of that? Is it Rob?
Speaker 1: Or?
Speaker 3: Is it Ryan?
Speaker 1: Come on?
Speaker 3: That's Rob correct? How do you say? Okay, this is
Speaker 3: how I said that. Look at the size of that.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, you hamn't.
Speaker 10: Fifteen year old Robert.
Speaker 3: Lee is in the territory in Darwin. Hell Lee.
Speaker 1: Lee Lee Lee.
Speaker 7: Ah.
Speaker 3: There you are.
Speaker 9: I should get platinum Awards saying Amanda and Rob should
Speaker 9: both get a ward?
Speaker 4: Are you're saying Robert and.
Speaker 5: Ryan I should get platinum?
Speaker 3: What about me?
Speaker 1: Leah?
Speaker 4: We have another phrase here. You're listening ears on. Is
Speaker 4: this Robert or is it Ryan?
Speaker 1: Wow?
Speaker 3: What a beauty? I think? Robert correct? Yeah, well done?
Speaker 10: Well okay, this is how I did that one.
Speaker 3: It is Wow, what a beauty.
Speaker 10: It's pretty good. Yeah, I've used it up a bit
Speaker 10: too much.
Speaker 3: Jordan, this is the last one. This is when it
Speaker 3: takes it all. There's no prizes.
Speaker 4: We do have a prize.
Speaker 3: Do we have a prize?
Speaker 1: We do?
Speaker 4: We've got Australia Zoo gift packed with two hundred Oh
Speaker 4: well he gets this right, that's what Jordan's getting.
Speaker 3: Hi.
Speaker 4: Jordan, Hello, hello, everyone, We're all very well. Come down
Speaker 4: to you have a listen to this is this Robert
Speaker 4: or is it Ryan?
Speaker 5: Ye?
Speaker 4: Look at this little fella, Ryan, Yeah you got me?
Speaker 3: Yeah, you got me? Well done? How does Rob say that?
Speaker 10: Look at this little fella that's pretty much playing together.
Speaker 3: Let's look at this little fella. Look at this little
Speaker 3: fella that.
Speaker 10: Differences.
Speaker 9: I'm talking about our share and timomatic with a double
Speaker 9: thing here. This could be you need a night off
Speaker 9: and on Sunday night if you need to.
Speaker 10: Know, do you mind fill an infant?
Speaker 3: I love that.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 10: If given a voice, yes, stunt double baite, I reckon.
Speaker 3: It's a done deal, Robert.
Speaker 4: Robert, I will see you on the night. I'm so thrilled.
Speaker 4: We can't wait to see your fabulous hosting abilities and
Speaker 4: always give your mother our love.
Speaker 3: I will indeed, Terry vote for Robert for the Gold
Speaker 3: LEGGI vote for my girl here, Amanda.
Speaker 4: Da Robert hosted.
Speaker 3: Twekleg Awards dot Com. Well, hopefully not.
Speaker 10: Maybe we'll see the first time.
Speaker 9: Commercial Instagram is here thirteen to fifty five twenty two
Speaker 9: on Gold.
Speaker 2: You can see a whole lot more of Jonesy and
Speaker 2: Amanda on our socials. Follow us on Instagram and Facebook.
Speaker 4: Everybody that's money, extra cash.
Speaker 9: Jones and amandas indeed, ten questions sixty seconds on the clock.
Speaker 3: You can pass if you don't know an answer. We'll
Speaker 3: come to that.
Speaker 9: Back to that question. If time permits, you get all
Speaker 9: the questions right. One thousand dollars. Adam did that this week.
Speaker 4: You can make it two thousand dollars by answering a
Speaker 4: bonus question, but it is double or nothing.
Speaker 3: Adam chose not to go that path. His mum wisely said,
Speaker 3: don't go for the bonus question.
Speaker 4: And when we asked him the bonus question after you
Speaker 4: chosen to take one thousand dollars, his mum was right.
Speaker 4: He didn't know the answer.
Speaker 3: Allison didn't know about the naked chef.
Speaker 4: That was his mum.
Speaker 1: No.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Christina, is whether us in Liverpool? I like Christina,
Speaker 3: Oh my god, hello hello? Well okay, well that's what happens.
Speaker 4: It's you, Christina. Are you in a position where you
Speaker 4: can listen carefully and talk and all that sort of bizo?
Speaker 4: I am, Yes, I'm away from the kids, unless they're
Speaker 4: going to be brainy acs and help you. That's good
Speaker 4: to be away from them.
Speaker 5: Right now.
Speaker 4: We've got ten questions, Christina, We've got sixty seconds. If
Speaker 4: you're not sure, say pass because we might have time
Speaker 4: to come back. Okay, Christina, good luck, deep breath, Here
Speaker 4: we go. Question one? What month comes after August.
Speaker 6: September?
Speaker 4: Question two? What's the main ingredient in French fries? Potato?
Speaker 4: Question three? Red and white combined? Make which color?
Speaker 11: I think?
Speaker 4: Question four? What's the name of Harry Potter's owl?
Speaker 5: OH pass?
Speaker 4: Question five? Who sings the classic hit Ironic?
Speaker 8: Oh PA?
Speaker 4: Question six? Robert Irwin is the son of which Australian icon?
Speaker 4: Question seven, You're going to need a bigger boat? Is
Speaker 4: a quote from which movie?
Speaker 11: UH pass?
Speaker 4: Question eight? What currency is used in India?
Speaker 3: Pass?
Speaker 4: Question nine? Who played Tyler Durdan in the movie Fight Club?
Speaker 6: Russell craw Ah.
Speaker 4: Is Brad Pitt?
Speaker 3: Actually, Rusty would have don't talk about.
Speaker 4: Harry Potter's owl. I wouldn't have known this headwig?
Speaker 6: Okay?
Speaker 4: That and ironic? Do you know who sings ironic?
Speaker 11: No idea?
Speaker 4: That's Alanis Morrissette.
Speaker 3: Yep, You're going to need a bigger boat, you know that, Christina.
Speaker 3: That's We're going to go through your homework.
Speaker 5: And one more.
Speaker 4: What currency is used in India? Is the rupee? Christ Christina?
Speaker 4: Thank you for playing.
Speaker 3: Thank you Christina.
Speaker 9: We have your vote for Amanda best Bert Newton TV
Speaker 9: present Impersonator.
Speaker 4: That's what I'm up for, you know, will you ever.
Speaker 3: Get Christina answer the question?
Speaker 1: I think.
Speaker 4: There you go, Christina, thank you, There you go.
Speaker 3: We've already got an endorsement from Robert Irwin. Now Christina
Speaker 3: has given it hersy lo to.
Speaker 4: There you go, thank you Jamation.
Speaker 3: Well, well, well, what'sn't.
Speaker 4: A great having Robert. He is the world's most lovely man.
Speaker 3: We have his endorsement for you to win the Best
Speaker 3: Presenter Award that.
Speaker 11: I am campaigning hard for you. Amanda Kelly deserve the
Speaker 11: Newton Award.
Speaker 10: It is yours. So everybody listening, go and vote Amanda.
Speaker 3: That's what he's saying.
Speaker 4: I'm embarrassed that what he is saying.
Speaker 3: So that's a done deal. Let's focus on the night.
Speaker 3: What are we eating? Chicken or beef? Ryan?
Speaker 9: By the way, if I get chicken, you're having them
Speaker 9: the beef. I mean, if I get I get the beef.
Speaker 3: I want the beef.
Speaker 9: Anyway away from that, it can be the Loggi's n
Speaker 9: the food, and it can be a there's a lot
Speaker 9: of bad blood between a lot of the tables. I
Speaker 9: remember Peter Raverton, you know channel name's Peter Raverton. What
Speaker 9: he said one year.
Speaker 2: Knuckle Duster's machetes, axes and knives big and small.
Speaker 3: Can be can be very dangerous. I understand though he's
Speaker 3: going stag this time. He's not taking the pussy cat.
Speaker 4: Who's he taking?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 3: Check out this elephant?
Speaker 4: Who's that?
Speaker 1: Me?
Speaker 4: Should have moisturized?
Speaker 3: But what are they eating? That's the big question. That's
Speaker 3: what Australia wants to know. Pete, what are we eating?
Speaker 2: Tortilla's a whisk and twenty six kilograms of methamphetamine?
Speaker 3: Wow, what tables that Channel ten they've got.
Speaker 4: More than one hundred kilos of cocaine. I'll be doing
Speaker 4: the rounds of everyone.
Speaker 3: What about our mates at ACA?
Speaker 7: No music podcasts or mates for company?
Speaker 3: And a pumpkin because it's it's markedly different for Ali
Speaker 3: this year. I remember last year.
Speaker 4: Drugs, prostitutes and a very expensive steak. Right, Au two,
Speaker 4: that's enough, I just had the steak.
Speaker 3: Look vote for Amanda TV week logis thank you.
Speaker 4: We will see you tomorrow for.
Speaker 3: Awards dot Com embarrassed Now, don't be embarrassed. Let me
Speaker 3: do the embarrassing for you.
Speaker 4: Who do gurus adjoining? Are we allowed to say who?
Speaker 3: There's a primo running and everything?
Speaker 4: Who do gurus ad join us for our Friday field
Speaker 4: sessions tomorrow.
Speaker 9: And we have four thousand dollars up for grabs. We'll
Speaker 9: catch you then, goodbye, good day to you.
Speaker 3: Well, thank god that's over.
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