Speaker 1: Mitch, You're always talking about how you're a gen Zetter
Speaker 1: and you know more about the younger population that what
Speaker 1: we do.
Speaker 2: No, people just look at me and they go, what
Speaker 2: glass skin that youthful boy has? How does he have
Speaker 2: a radio show at the age of six?
Speaker 3: Pretty sure no one has ever said that.
Speaker 4: I didn't even realize.
Speaker 1: But the younger there's the generations, even younger than you,
Speaker 1: is the alpha jen Like, if you're an eight or
Speaker 1: nine or ten year old, you're an alpha.
Speaker 2: Alphagen gens at the end of the alphabet and it
Speaker 2: resets and goes back up to A.
Speaker 1: There is a school in Australia that has banned a
Speaker 1: list of alpha specific words. And I heard these words
Speaker 1: and I don't even think, well, they're definitely not English,
Speaker 1: but I have no idea what they mean. And I
Speaker 1: will put money on the fact that you guys will
Speaker 1: have no idea what these words mean at either.
Speaker 5: Why has the school banned words that are younger generation used? Like,
Speaker 5: isn't this normal where we develop our own slang at
Speaker 5: school and then we take that into the world.
Speaker 1: I think the issue is is that like these eight
Speaker 1: year olds out there are speaking with words that are
Speaker 1: so far from the English language or dictionary, like the
Speaker 1: words don't actually mean anything at all, and a lot
Speaker 1: of the teachers have no idea what they're saying because
Speaker 1: they've got their own little language.
Speaker 6: To benefit the teacher.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so instead of instead of them trying to understand
Speaker 1: and like learn the words, they've just put up a
Speaker 1: list in his school and ban them.
Speaker 5: Also, just speak English. I guess like we're learning English.
Speaker 1: Laura, Yeah, I do. I want to quiz you guys
Speaker 1: on it. I want to see how good and how
Speaker 1: in touch you are with their with their alphagen All right,
Speaker 1: here we go, but I wanted to go good in
Speaker 1: my bones?
Speaker 4: All right? Question number one? Word number one? What does bussin' mean?
Speaker 4: It bust be you double s.
Speaker 3: A n oh, you gotta get the bus to school?
Speaker 4: Like, are you busting you busting in?
Speaker 2: No, doesn't mean that busting busting Yeah, that's not right,
Speaker 2: means it's like it's really good, it's great, it's busting.
Speaker 1: I think it's to do with food though mostly well
Speaker 1: at least the Internet told me that.
Speaker 2: Yeah that food be busting is like juicy, moist, delicious food.
Speaker 4: All right, what about this one?
Speaker 2: Wait?
Speaker 6: Did I get it right?
Speaker 4: Yeah, okay. Word number two, cap.
Speaker 3: Cap Hey, guys, no cap, no play all.
Speaker 6: Right, means lie cap is a lie? Yes, thank you.
Speaker 5: Mich for sure googled these because his boyfriend's twenty one.
Speaker 4: All right, he's not.
Speaker 2: Now that's.
Speaker 4: Question number three. Drip.
Speaker 3: Oh I think that got this one.
Speaker 5: If you drip, if you're if you're dripping, baby, you're
Speaker 5: like lay it up in golden necklaces.
Speaker 3: You're dripping when you're dripping with coolness?
Speaker 6: No, you're fit your outfit.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's like your sense of style. Yeah, that's exactly
Speaker 4: what I just said. Wait for work. Okay, what about thinner? Thinner?
Speaker 6: Thinner?
Speaker 4: F I double na I reckon?
Speaker 3: That is like, hey, are you thinner?
Speaker 4: Your test?
Speaker 3: Did you finish it?
Speaker 6: You are so odd?
Speaker 4: That's a good guess, but it's not.
Speaker 2: And it means like I'm going to I'm gonna How
Speaker 2: do you know this?
Speaker 5: How actually do you know this? It's concerning because we're
Speaker 5: talking about preschool.
Speaker 6: I'm just chronically online.
Speaker 1: So like for an example of this was I'm a
Speaker 1: thinner out because I need to go to bed.
Speaker 6: So I'm going to go I'm finn freak out.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, that's so dumb.
Speaker 4: I hate this all right. We have another one. Ohio.
Speaker 3: It is a state in America.
Speaker 4: What is Ohio?
Speaker 6: I actually don't know?
Speaker 3: Is it?
Speaker 5: Hi?
Speaker 4: Jesus Christ? Brittan needs to be canceled?
Speaker 6: What is it?
Speaker 1: Ohio means to like weirdly flirt or it's a bit
Speaker 1: cringey flirting, like when someone's flirting with you.
Speaker 4: You don't like it.
Speaker 3: You should have heard about it. That's your whole life.
Speaker 4: Very last one, I have skibbety. I'm givity.
Speaker 6: I think you're saying it.
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 3: I think siby means I think skibbity. I reckon it
Speaker 3: means like hurry up, like come.
Speaker 5: On, skibbity. I agree.
Speaker 4: Skibbity is a word that I.
Speaker 1: Think if the Internet is confused on because I looked
Speaker 1: up several sources and it means either dumb.
Speaker 4: Or cool or wacky.
Speaker 1: It is literally just a made up word that the
Speaker 1: kids don't even know what it actually means.
Speaker 4: I mean lots of things. This segment is scibity. Yeah,
Speaker 4: this is I think Mitch won that.
Speaker 1: It was the worst game I've ever played, but Mitch
Speaker 1: won it. Britt you suck and you are very out
Speaker 1: of touch with the office.
Speaker 3: I will happily lose that game every day the week
Speaker 3: because it means I'm more intelligent.
Speaker 2: Right next on the show, Britt, You've got update on
Speaker 2: your wedding right your wedding venue?
Speaker 3: I do? I do.
Speaker 5: I am happy to say that I have booked my
Speaker 5: venue finally, which is very exciting, but it definitely did
Speaker 5: not go to plan. Like what happened at this wedding
Speaker 5: venue is something I'm not proud of, And.
Speaker 1: You're going to tell us exactly where it is lab
Speaker 1: on air coming up the next perfect.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm going to geolocate everyone to pick up