Speaker 1: Laura and come on in, o girls, how are we?
Speaker 2: I'm great, Laura, how are you feeling? Because our very
Speaker 2: own Laura Burne has entered the rave era.
Speaker 3: Last night went this is not really a ravy version
Speaker 3: of Fred again. Okay, I went to Fred again. It
Speaker 3: was and again I was I went again and again
Speaker 3: and again.
Speaker 1: Haha, terrible joke.
Speaker 3: I was very sober and I went there and I
Speaker 3: walked in and I realized that I was probably the
Speaker 3: oldest person there. It was just full of jen z.
Speaker 3: I thought, so millennial.
Speaker 1: I stood next to.
Speaker 3: The water cooler. There was a little water cooler on
Speaker 3: the dance floor, on the wash pick floor, and then
Speaker 3: I had someone jumping on me pretty much the whole time.
Speaker 3: And I was like, oh, this is a lot. This
Speaker 3: is why I don't get it right.
Speaker 2: So Laura's in the wash it than today to me.
Speaker 2: She complained, she has this guy whole time. I was like,
Speaker 2: you're in a mosh peep with people off their chops
Speaker 2: and Fred again, that's what happened.
Speaker 3: Okay, guys, listen to this. It's so dreamy.
Speaker 1: Fred makes great music. But you've got children, you put
Speaker 1: them on a cruise ship with your husband and so
Speaker 1: you could go and party.
Speaker 3: Well, no, I didn't do it. It wasn't in that order.
Speaker 2: Just worked out nicely and you tooked them on the ship.
Speaker 1: Hey, Siri, at what age does midlife crisis begin?
Speaker 3: And I got since last week?
Speaker 1: Oh my god, you did?
Speaker 2: Oh god, Laura is having a mid life crisis.
Speaker 3: Almost kind of close to mid life, isn't it? Stop aging?
Speaker 2: Sorry, No, you'd won a couple more years before your midlife.
Speaker 1: Anyway, Laura's a rave rat, confirmed everyone.
Speaker 3: Well, look, a few people were punching it last night.
Speaker 3: If they keep on the things that they were doing
Speaker 3: last night, they won't make it to Hey.
Speaker 1: Well, thank god you're here and that you we'll just
Speaker 1: talked what you said there. Thank god you made it.
Speaker 1: You hear, because you got a big guest today.
Speaker 2: We do you guys know Abby Jelmy. She's she's an
Speaker 2: AFL sports host. She hosts all these big sports TV shows.
Speaker 1: Commentator.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she also has a sports podcast called two Good Sports.
Speaker 3: She does it with.
Speaker 2: Georgia Tunny, who we love here at the show. George,
Speaker 2: it's back for twenty twenty four, George.
Speaker 1: Georgia stroke said George Tuney. Georgie Tuney no you and
Speaker 1: George Channey, that bloke from.
Speaker 2: The Projects, Georgie Turney.
Speaker 3: We love abbreviating everything you know, g.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and their podcast Two Good Sports is great. We're
Speaker 1: going to hear all about it next years, joining us
Speaker 1: around Australia. It's the stop, it the pick up. You know.
Speaker 1: The reason I was employed by the radio station Girls
Speaker 1: was for my love of sports.
Speaker 2: I did know that very surprising athletic prowess, those speed
Speaker 2: walks that you do.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, my hot girl walks, my natural broad shoulders.
Speaker 1: I was a water polo player back in my day.
Speaker 1: I do love sport, and I love it even more
Speaker 1: because I've been listening to Two Good Sports. It's an
Speaker 1: iHeart Australia podcast. Abby Jelmy is the host and so
Speaker 1: is Georgie Turning from the Project. Now. The reason I
Speaker 1: like this is because they talk about sport, but they
Speaker 1: delve into like the gossip behind it, and it makes
Speaker 1: people that don't watch sport understand it in an easy
Speaker 1: understand matter.
Speaker 2: It's like they discuss the headlines, what's going down that week,
Speaker 2: and I think they do it in like a bite
Speaker 2: sized way. But they also make it so that women
Speaker 2: can understand it too, and it's also showing that women
Speaker 2: love sport like it's a whole movement right now.
Speaker 3: I love it, I love but I also hate this
Speaker 3: idea that, like, you know, women, sometimes I think that
Speaker 3: a lot of sport is angled towards men and it
Speaker 3: makes it it is less palatable for women, not that
Speaker 3: they don't understand it, but just that, you know, sometimes
Speaker 3: there's a better way to kind of put it.
Speaker 1: No, I agree, yeah, and that's exactly what Abby Jelmy does.
Speaker 1: She joins us, Now, how are you a superstar?
Speaker 4: Welcome to the show, guys, that's intro. Ever, I completely
Speaker 4: agree down with gay keeping a sport. Welcome everyone. We
Speaker 4: are the gossip girl of sport and I love that Abby.
Speaker 2: Abby, Hey, okay, drop one. I'm going to go straight
Speaker 2: into it. Episode one. In twenty twenty four, you guys
Speaker 2: spoke about the enhanced games. Now, Laura and I also
Speaker 2: between ourselves on our podcast spoke about the enhanced games.
Speaker 2: Are you pro the steroid Olympics or are.
Speaker 1: You exactly what they are and what they are.
Speaker 2: Enhanced games than you steroid Olympics that they want to
Speaker 2: do At the end.
Speaker 3: Of basic no rules apply like if you're on steroids,
Speaker 3: come on down and it's going to be the fastest,
Speaker 3: the strongest, doesn't matter what you're taking, go for it.
Speaker 1: Doping is allow so abby.
Speaker 2: What are your thoughts on it?
Speaker 4: I think it's coming whether we like it or not.
Speaker 4: And I think that's a bit that's so alarming about
Speaker 4: this is the concept seems so far fetch i e
Speaker 4: as you guys said, dope yourself to the guild, which
Speaker 4: is what James Magnuson said publicly that he would do
Speaker 4: for the chance of winning a million US dollars, which
Speaker 4: is what the reward is, you can break a world record.
Speaker 4: I want you to watch as if you're not watching
Speaker 4: the weightlifting, like, come on, that's just going to be entertaining.
Speaker 1: I want to discus the discus would be so next
Speaker 1: level that figure statis.
Speaker 3: I think it's a really interesting debate though, because it
Speaker 3: does like there's a lot of people who are in
Speaker 3: the Olympics who are doping and we just don't know
Speaker 3: about it. You know, they managed to get away with it.
Speaker 3: It just kind of evens the playing field a little
Speaker 3: bit here.
Speaker 4: It brings into disrepute everything we love about sport in
Speaker 4: the fact that it's meant to people striving to be
Speaker 4: the best version of themselves and inspiring others to be
Speaker 4: the best they can be. This says the best you
Speaker 4: can be is with drugs, and I just don't know
Speaker 4: now how that's going to go down, but the viewership
Speaker 4: will be insane. And again, this is an Olympic year.
Speaker 4: I mean, twenty twenty four, we're all looking eyes on Paris.
Speaker 4: Last year was a World Cup year. We had World
Speaker 4: Cups coming out of eight years, but this this is
Speaker 4: been Olympic year, and to have something like this spoken about,
Speaker 4: I mean, it's just it's so interesting. And that's why
Speaker 4: Georgie and I love having the podcast, because things like
Speaker 4: this happen and we just want to unpack it. And
Speaker 4: to get to do that with your best mate that
Speaker 4: also happens to be a sports journal is really fun.
Speaker 4: And we get to do it in a way that's
Speaker 4: the way two girlfriends do when they catch up a coffee.
Speaker 4: We don't have to worry about making palatable to your
Speaker 4: average sports audience, and that's really fun.
Speaker 2: This is something that went down on the show earlier
Speaker 2: this week. We had an ask uncut where someone writes
Speaker 2: in a predicament and it's around fantasy football.
Speaker 5: Have a listen a bit of a pickle of fantasy
Speaker 5: football is taking over my life. You'd think that he's
Speaker 5: dating fantasy football team because we've been together for six
Speaker 5: years and I'm expecting a ring sometime soon. But I
Speaker 5: think that's been put on the backburn because all he
Speaker 5: talks about, all he does, is just fantasy football team.
Speaker 2: What are your thoughts ay on fantasy football as a
Speaker 2: whole and what this person should do in this situation.
Speaker 4: The only way to beat them is to join them.
Speaker 4: So unless she wants to create her own fantasy team,
Speaker 4: of which let's be honest, if I probably doesn't want
Speaker 4: her to be part of it. So my advice would
Speaker 4: be hide all the charging devices brilliant. I don't throw
Speaker 4: out the mobile, but potentially just make it being like
Speaker 4: where is my charger? And again, she'll probably be separated
Speaker 4: by the end of the year. You can't beat fantasy football.
Speaker 4: They believe it's real. It's real for them.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it is good for them. Let him have something
Speaker 1: people to believe in stuff, Abbey. I want to get
Speaker 1: your take on the whole Sam Curve drama, like everything
Speaker 1: going on over there. Do you have inside gossip. Do
Speaker 1: you know what's going on there? Obviously Sam discharged. Is
Speaker 1: all the alleged things that happen in London with the
Speaker 1: police officer, are you guys across that, what's your take there?
Speaker 4: I mean, it's an incredible story, an incredible story that
Speaker 4: happened a year ago, but it's only coming to light now.
Speaker 4: And I think the thing about this for the Matildas
Speaker 4: is it such a massive year for them and their
Speaker 4: all eyes are on Paris and whether or not they
Speaker 4: can finally make the podium. But the thing is Sam
Speaker 4: is injured, so she wouldn't be captaining our Olympic team anyway.
Speaker 4: So I think that's the one positive thing that Matilda's
Speaker 4: fans can take out of this is potentially it isn't
Speaker 4: going to derail their sites on the Olympic as much
Speaker 4: as what you would think. But I'm always hesitant to
Speaker 4: keep my opinion until we've heard the facts. No one
Speaker 4: actually knows to this point what Sam said. Yeah, there
Speaker 4: is such a key part analysis in all of this,
Speaker 4: so I think we wait and see, but of course
Speaker 4: it's never what we want to see. And it comes
Speaker 4: back to that debate of athletes are idols? Whether they
Speaker 4: like it or not, and so many people, and we
Speaker 4: saw the groundswell of the amount of people that love
Speaker 4: Sam Kerr. And I'm sure we'll find out more about
Speaker 4: this in time, but for now, there's so much information
Speaker 4: that we don't know except it happened a really long
Speaker 4: time ago.
Speaker 1: God listen if you want more takes like that. What
Speaker 1: did you say at the start? Abby, it's a gossip
Speaker 1: girl but for sports.
Speaker 4: But I don't know if George's in on that, but
Speaker 4: I'm going with it. I'm going with it.
Speaker 1: I love that. Get it on two good Sports. Thank
Speaker 1: you so much for coming on, guy. It was a
Speaker 1: pleasure to have you.
Speaker 3: Thanks Abby, much of a light.
Speaker 1: Guys, thanks girl. Hey, next on the show Girls, I
Speaker 1: have had, and I haven't told you this story yet,
Speaker 1: the most mortifying experience of my life. Here in the
Speaker 1: workplace bathroom, I exposed myself to a staff member. Are
Speaker 1: you a flasher? In the songs I went to do
Speaker 1: a week in the middle of the show and I
Speaker 1: accidentally exposed myself to a high level executive?
Speaker 2: Are you trying to get a pay rise?
Speaker 1: Oh? Let's see how it works out if I get
Speaker 1: a pay rise. They were impressed, if I lose my job,
Speaker 1: then I need to get some cosmetic work. Fortunate for you, well,
Speaker 1: it does even happen next on the pickup. So in
Speaker 1: the songs where you know, on the air, Here at
Speaker 1: the pickup and we're playing some songs. We're playing the
Speaker 1: traffic and I went, girls, I'm going to duck to
Speaker 1: the loo.
Speaker 3: You ran off to the toilet. You've got a very
Speaker 3: fine art. Time to get it done.
Speaker 2: And you said you were going to poop yourself curry.
Speaker 1: I didn't have curry last night. It was a simple wee.
Speaker 1: I also do much more than you two. I press
Speaker 1: all the buttons on the show. You know, we need you.
Speaker 3: You can't be not here when the song's finished, so
Speaker 3: I rush off.
Speaker 1: I mean the new era of baggy pants. Baggy pants
Speaker 1: are in, so I'm wearing these big baggy pants. I'm
Speaker 1: also in the air of putting my iPhone in my
Speaker 1: back pocket because when you wear your pants high waisted,
Speaker 1: your side pockets are a bit too high. They're kind
Speaker 1: of on your hips.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and your pants they're very big, like as in
Speaker 3: like they're like like the shape of the bottom of
Speaker 3: the bottom its bottom chair.
Speaker 1: So I have my iPhone the big iPhone Promax, Like,
Speaker 1: it's the heavy one in my back right pocket.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 1: I go to the bathroom. I'm kind of in a
Speaker 1: rush because we're on air, so I rush in there.
Speaker 1: I walk in and I see that that Bryan he
Speaker 1: works here at the radio station. He's actually like a
Speaker 1: he's an executive. Like, yeah, he's got a desk with
Speaker 1: a glass window in front of it. Yeah, he's powerful.
Speaker 1: So I rush up. He's in the far left urinal.
Speaker 1: There's three urinals, left, middle, right. The middle one's empty,
Speaker 1: kind of like guy editul. All the men listening know,
Speaker 1: if there's a spare in the middle, you're all good
Speaker 1: to go on the right hand side one because it's
Speaker 1: kind of you got that free space in the middle.
Speaker 1: You're not gonna look.
Speaker 2: Never doesn't choose the middle. You'd never urinate right next
Speaker 2: to someone if there was an option not to. Is
Speaker 2: that like the unspoken.
Speaker 1: Rules of course?
Speaker 3: Do you wait for people to finish at the urinal
Speaker 3: or do you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you wait, you join a line, or if there's
Speaker 1: a cubicle, you go in the cubicle.
Speaker 3: You just would you would wait in a line. You
Speaker 3: wouldn't go to the middle one. If there was someone else.
Speaker 1: Yeah, oh my, if there was.
Speaker 2: But if what it hang on? If there's if there's
Speaker 2: three urinal spots, because this is really interesting. If there's
Speaker 2: three urinal spots and there's a person on either side,
Speaker 2: you don't us walked in.
Speaker 3: You wouldn't.
Speaker 2: You would rather wait than use it, even though it's free.
Speaker 1: Okay, there's a nuance to this. Not in a public
Speaker 1: didn't think this is where we go with this. Not
Speaker 1: in a public bathroom, rescinated. Not in a workplace bathroom,
Speaker 1: because you know everyone you don't want to see each
Speaker 1: other's members and it's a bit off. Yeah, but you're
Speaker 1: kind of seeing the periphery. We're humans, we've got you
Speaker 1: just don't. It's just it's men rules. You just don't.
Speaker 1: So anyway, it was free on the right, so I'm
Speaker 1: going to use So walk up. I'll show you. I
Speaker 1: did look up to the right side journal and I'm
Speaker 1: in a rushwack and I go hi mate, He goes hi, buddy,
Speaker 1: he's still looking straight ahead. I unbuttoned my pants like
Speaker 1: I popped the top. I pulled my fly down and
Speaker 1: they're actually a little button pops. They're like snappops.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 1: It's not a fly. And as soon as I pull
Speaker 1: the fourth button down on my pants, the weight of
Speaker 1: my iPhone pulls my dacks straight to the ground. Like
Speaker 1: I'm doing right now.
Speaker 3: You don't need to do You don't need to show us,
Speaker 3: don't need to be he's doing it. Stand up and level. Look,
Speaker 3: pants on.
Speaker 1: My pants.
Speaker 3: You you stood there at the urinal holding yourself, but
Speaker 3: with your pants in a pool around your ankles.
Speaker 1: Your pants my ankles. My pants are at my ankles
Speaker 1: like I'm a toddler at a Westfield bathroom.
Speaker 3: Did you pick them up?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 1: Because what there? My face is going to go in
Speaker 1: the truck.
Speaker 2: So you just weed. You just took your pants off
Speaker 2: next to your boss.
Speaker 1: They fell down to my ankles and you owned it.
Speaker 1: And he looked because he heard it. There was a
Speaker 1: commotion because my iPhone hits the tire bang on the ground.
Speaker 1: And then I just pretend that that's something that I do.
Speaker 1: So my cute little butt cheeks are just poking out
Speaker 1: of the back. I got my member in my hand.
Speaker 1: He's still going, you know, because I cool and prostate issues.
Speaker 1: He's taken ages, but he's taking prostate. I've got a
Speaker 1: useful prostate so mine's done before he is. So what
Speaker 1: I have to do is, Laura, I have to Then
Speaker 1: you're right bend down so.
Speaker 3: You do like an awkward squat so you don't put
Speaker 3: your face.
Speaker 1: But it's one of those smart urinals which has a sensor,
Speaker 1: so it senses my face, so it goes so I
Speaker 1: get backsplash on my face and I go, oh, I
Speaker 1: kind of like fall over and my knees are all pulled,
Speaker 1: so I pull my pants up and then I run out,
Speaker 1: and I haven't spoken to him since I don't know.
Speaker 3: What okay in that moment. If something happens, I know
Speaker 3: it's awkward, but you just say you make a joke
Speaker 3: about it. That's what it's literally your job.
Speaker 2: Hang on, can someone? Can someone get Brian? Someone out
Speaker 2: there get.
Speaker 3: Don't get no, because you should have just said, oh,
Speaker 3: I'm so sorry, how embarrassing. You can at least now
Speaker 3: tell him that you don't stand at a urinal and
Speaker 3: pull your pants down around your No.
Speaker 1: It was it was one of those situations that was
Speaker 1: so mortifying that I want to get out of there
Speaker 1: as soon as possible, So I did. I literally just happened.
Speaker 1: My hands they're still dripping don't bring that where. I
Speaker 1: don't know. Should we get bro. I mean, we can
Speaker 1: see see what Brian saw.
Speaker 3: We can we can ask his thoughts. It doesn't make
Speaker 3: is probably traumatized and doesn't want to give his thoughts.
Speaker 3: He's trying to pretend it didn't happen.
Speaker 2: I want Brian's thoughts.
Speaker 1: Oh, we're going to get into a rate my members
Speaker 1: that we want.
Speaker 2: We need to decide.
Speaker 1: You should ask you want me to apologize to this executive.
Speaker 2: And ask if you're getting a pay rise?
Speaker 1: It could go well for okay, Oh God, get you
Speaker 1: go get Brian. We'll go to a break and we
Speaker 1: come back. Brian's on the air. God next on the pickup.
Speaker 1: If just tuning in moments ago, I flashed myself to
Speaker 1: a co worker during the pick up. I went to
Speaker 1: the bathroom in the break.
Speaker 3: And accidentally, Oh yeah, you didn't just walk out and
Speaker 3: be like, Oh, I wonder who's going to respond to this.
Speaker 1: No, what happened was I went to the bathroom in
Speaker 1: a rush because I'm live on air, and I press
Speaker 1: all the buttons here at the show, and I pulled
Speaker 1: my pants down and they fell straight to my ankles.
Speaker 1: And if a man's ever, men will relate to this
Speaker 1: if you've ever been to a Westfield public bathroom and
Speaker 1: you see like a toddler there with his dad at
Speaker 1: the trough and they're like holding hands with this little
Speaker 1: peachy butt out. That was me. My pants were at
Speaker 1: my ankles, next to Brian, who works here at the
Speaker 1: radio station in a senior level position.
Speaker 3: But what's weirder about this is that you had every
Speaker 3: opportunity at that point to say make a joke or
Speaker 3: be like, oh my pants are down, but you didn't.
Speaker 3: I pretended that that's what you always do.
Speaker 2: You're that weird. We got Brian.
Speaker 1: Hi, Brian, the way that he is looking at me,
Speaker 1: Jump on.
Speaker 2: Here here, or you've got a microphone for you.
Speaker 6: Here, Hey, Brian, great to see you again.
Speaker 1: Why are you looking at my crutch when you said that, Brian?
Speaker 3: That's wait what happened?
Speaker 6: Oh well, business was being conducted and there was young
Speaker 6: Mitchell with pants around his ankles. Are the bleachings working well, by.
Speaker 1: The way, thank you? Yes, it's new. It's the girls
Speaker 1: have directed me in their clinic and it's been really great.
Speaker 3: Did you think that this is just how he always
Speaker 3: goes to the toilet like was that your instant reaction.
Speaker 6: I couldn't over here that you were saying that, know,
Speaker 6: this is what those little kids do. And I thought, man,
Speaker 6: this kid has not grown up.
Speaker 1: In every way.
Speaker 6: And I'm surprised you weren't lifting your the.
Speaker 1: Shirt up, I know you and holding my dad's hand
Speaker 1: on the right. No, Brian, because it was it was
Speaker 1: the weight of the phone that pulled my pants to
Speaker 1: my ankles. And you looked because the thud of my
Speaker 1: phone hit the tile, and then you kind of looked
Speaker 1: to think what was that? And I saw your brain process, oh,
Speaker 1: he's gon take care an his naked in the workplace.
Speaker 1: So then you kind of darted forward, which was very respectful.
Speaker 6: Well, I thought, with the sound that I heard, I thought, geez,
Speaker 6: Mitch is doing quite well for himself. What was the
Speaker 6: you have to stand way back? I get it?
Speaker 1: Okay, so you're not not offended. I didn't. I apologize
Speaker 1: if I did upset you.
Speaker 6: No, you can't offend me. Don't some more than he
Speaker 6: wanted to.
Speaker 4: Though.
Speaker 2: If you walk into a man's journal and there's three
Speaker 2: spots to do your.
Speaker 6: Business, are you testing me here on what the etiquette is?
Speaker 1: Tested me to tested me?
Speaker 2: So it's not a it's not a there's no right
Speaker 2: or wrong, but we want to know. There's three spots
Speaker 2: and one goes on one man is on one side,
Speaker 2: one meetings on the other side, and then there's a
Speaker 2: space in the middle. If you then enter and you
Speaker 2: really need to go, do you use the space in
Speaker 2: the middle or do you have to wait?
Speaker 6: Okay, is there a stall available?
Speaker 2: No, no, it's not in my hypothetical.
Speaker 6: If I really really need to go, then you have
Speaker 6: to choose it.
Speaker 3: Yes, But then do the two people on either side
Speaker 3: think you're a bit weird that you didn't just wait?
Speaker 6: Because we're all aware of the etiquette.
Speaker 1: I know that you must die.
Speaker 2: So if you've broken the etiquette, they know that they
Speaker 2: must be a reached.
Speaker 3: Can I just that who teaches you this etiquette? Because
Speaker 3: this is the first time I've learning about this.
Speaker 6: It's evolutionary biology that's built into us.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it'll never be not weird to me as a
Speaker 3: female that this is how men go to the toilet,
Speaker 3: Like we're not sitting in there with the doors open
Speaker 3: when we go to the bathroom, like everything is in private.
Speaker 3: Not that doesn't happen. Whereas you guys you walk in
Speaker 3: next to your coworker and just stand there with your
Speaker 3: pants around your ankles.
Speaker 1: And it's normal. That's definitely not more.
Speaker 6: I have to ask the question so when you're going
Speaker 6: to your next music festival, because you will have to
Speaker 6: try out the she wheeze.
Speaker 3: I actually went well. I went to a rave last
Speaker 3: night but didn't take a she weee with me. This is.
Speaker 1: I don't know if I'm reading the room right, but
Speaker 1: I feel like Brian and I have some chemistry.
Speaker 3: I feel like I don't know if Brian agrees, but
Speaker 3: I think you're getting fired, Mitch. That's where we're heading
Speaker 3: two with this.
Speaker 1: This is disciplinary estion he was.
Speaker 2: He did actually say that. After the experience which came in,
Speaker 2: he said, I think it went well. I'm going to
Speaker 2: ask Brian for a pay Rice, and.
Speaker 6: Yes, you're getting a raised.
Speaker 1: That kind of very different. Thank you, Brian. Sorry, back
Speaker 1: to your dance. Yeah. Help. If you need Brian, you
Speaker 1: can find him in any public cubicle in the middle Brian.
Speaker 3: Somehow like how did he get dragged?
Speaker 1: Thank you, Brian, Thank you, Brian, Thank you. I can't
Speaker 1: believe you brought him.
Speaker 3: You can believe it, as he as if you didn't
Speaker 3: think that was going to happen. You know that was
Speaker 3: game by now.
Speaker 1: That's so embarrassing.
Speaker 2: I love the fact that he didn't specify what kind
Speaker 2: of rage you're going to get. Very clever man, Brian.
Speaker 1: He also doesn't have that kind of power. We've given
Speaker 1: him a bit much. I don't think you can control that.
Speaker 3: You can go back from Brian. People getting in trouble.
Speaker 1: All right, let's go home, see tomorrow.
Speaker 3: Goodbye, says