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Speaker 2: There's no comparison in any other sport that can really
Speaker 2: come close to the rivalry, the history, the insanity of
Speaker 2: the ashes.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it is. It's something else.
Speaker 2: And it's like forty days of intense rivalry, competition.
Speaker 1: And for the barme Army drinking it is an incredible
Speaker 1: I've been there with that bar Army and I'm not
Speaker 1: sure I have any drink, but.
Speaker 2: That is it's like a band on tour.
Speaker 1: It's they started like eight in the morning. They've got
Speaker 1: their own songs.
Speaker 2: It's someone should make a documentary about the Barn Army.
Speaker 1: It's nuts.
Speaker 3: It's a bigger athletic feat for them.
Speaker 2: Really.
Speaker 1: Urana is forty day contrition and I loove the detail
Speaker 1: last week that ranging from ages three to eighty five.
Speaker 1: He's taking a three year old. He's putting a three
Speaker 1: year old at your honey.
Speaker 2: Maybe that's what they're doing with Bay thirteen. It's a ballpit.
Speaker 2: It's a crash for the junior pump fans the three
Speaker 2: to seven year old. The next couple of weeks could
Speaker 2: be quite.
Speaker 1: Tough on it. For me, it's going to be some
Speaker 1: tension in the team.
Speaker 2: There's going to be tension in the team, tension between
Speaker 2: me and the listeners as well.
Speaker 1: Yeah, out on the street, one loan.
Speaker 2: Englishman on breakfast radio in this country Christian, it is
Speaker 2: John Laws state funeral today it is and the winner
Speaker 2: of the back of up cup is driving the hearse.
Speaker 2: Oh all right, so time now for this week's extreme opinions.
Speaker 2: Extreme opinions. Just one there, extreme opinions. I'll give you
Speaker 2: an extreme opinion. If you start saying, oh, two more
Speaker 2: sleeps ago and you're over the age of ten, that
Speaker 2: isn't right.
Speaker 1: Who did that this morning at six o'clock on Sport
Speaker 1: Just two more sleeps to go? Can you believe it? Yes,
Speaker 1: when you're.
Speaker 2: Adults, your grownouns man, you don't start counting sleeps unless
Speaker 2: you're a child at Christmas. You're doing the news, mate,
Speaker 2: you're doing the news Christmas.
Speaker 3: I'm with Alex on this one. It's a much more
Speaker 3: it's an easier way to know.
Speaker 1: How two days to go into the ashes.
Speaker 3: Sleeps two days Fridays, two day Saturday.
Speaker 2: Living in a world of children, two more nights, two
Speaker 2: days ago, two days time.
Speaker 1: Not to anything that could mean anything.
Speaker 2: What's your extreme opinion other than we're going to lose
Speaker 2: his first test is what he said to me earlier.
Speaker 3: I believe that rock concerts, all rock concerts, should have
Speaker 3: an intermission, like they do at musicals.
Speaker 1: I have two reasons.
Speaker 3: One, it allows you time to go and get more drinks,
Speaker 3: because sometimes you have to wait until you have a
Speaker 3: song that.
Speaker 2: Now the moment they go some new stuff, Now that's
Speaker 2: when you go to okay, i'll skip this one out.
Speaker 1: We have to sprint.
Speaker 3: But then also, and I found this at Oasis, everyone
Speaker 3: around me was busting to go to the loo with
Speaker 3: about three or four songs to go because you've held on.
Speaker 3: You don't want to miss anything, so you're busting your
Speaker 3: bus point and then it's a mad rush to the bathroom.
Speaker 3: We had an intermission. It's very civilized. You can go
Speaker 3: get a chop top, get some beers, go to the loop.
Speaker 3: We come back refreshed for the sound exactly.
Speaker 2: I also think they should have rock concerts matinee performances.
Speaker 1: They do it a music.
Speaker 2: Again, the world of musicals does this? What's wrong with
Speaker 2: a three or four o'clock little gig, a tour that's
Speaker 2: in the afternoon in bed bus seven Happy they're getting older.
Speaker 1: Now that's true.
Speaker 2: You're not telling me Oasis wouldn't have preferred to have
Speaker 2: a matinee performance mid age Junes.
Speaker 3: Now that you know what, there's some thing in that
Speaker 3: we should start a business.
Speaker 1: Yes, let's start matinee rock talks.
Speaker 4: I'm all for the intermission because I can't stand it
Speaker 4: when people are constantly getting up to go and get
Speaker 4: a drink and then you've got to stand up. Excuse me,
Speaker 4: excuse me, sorry, sorry, there's a shuffle pass. Whereas if
Speaker 4: you had that in the middle, I agree Rio, it'd
Speaker 4: be like everyone's settled, Okay, everyone's here. Let's just enjoy
Speaker 4: the show with no interruption.
Speaker 2: Or can I just say this because you're right, even
Speaker 2: though if you go to the AO, it's a pain
Speaker 2: when there's some tense action going on and there are
Speaker 2: people go into the drinks and getting their pins and
Speaker 2: all that.
Speaker 1: They should have chair service. You're not doing gold class.
Speaker 2: Your seat number and you said what snacks and drinks
Speaker 2: you want? They may actually make more money that way
Speaker 2: as well. Yes, and then a special kind of funnel,
Speaker 2: a dignity funnel would come over your lap. That excuse me,
Speaker 2: no one could see what you were doing. The chair
Speaker 2: you're on becomes it, come up dignified it. Then sat
Speaker 2: in a chair at the g with it, paying into
Speaker 2: my dignity tunnel. Curtain gets around, he said, I was
Speaker 2: concerning Albert Wizard of Or curtain draw the curtain there.
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