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Speaker 2: I'm in here in spirit today. Part of me is suffering.
Speaker 3: Is that why you have all those supplements open in
Speaker 3: front of you, hydroly lemsip, what's the other one?
Speaker 4: It's like a chemist warehouse in there. I'm like a
Speaker 4: walking pharmacist today. I'm using whatever I can to get
Speaker 4: through today's show.
Speaker 2: And then the moment we're only going to go and
Speaker 2: crawl into a corner and cry.
Speaker 4: I overdid it the weekend where I went away for
Speaker 4: the first time ever for a boys golf trip, and
Speaker 4: there were seven of us in an airbnb together.
Speaker 2: A couple of things that were interesting.
Speaker 4: You could I certainly after once you spend time with
Speaker 4: a group of guys, because normally you hang out. You
Speaker 4: hang out for a bit, don't you. Then you go
Speaker 4: your separate ways into your private lives. You just don't
Speaker 4: know what people are like. It was like a reality
Speaker 4: show at times. I was keeping an eye it all
Speaker 4: how certain men are quite happy to sit there and
Speaker 4: do nothing and be waited on by in this time
Speaker 4: other men.
Speaker 2: Because perhaps you'll know men like this.
Speaker 4: There are certain men ships who do nothing around the
Speaker 4: house like I don't know how they get away with it.
Speaker 2: But I'm not one of them.
Speaker 4: So I was two of the guys, Me and Andy
Speaker 4: were basically clearing up after other guys and then moaning
Speaker 4: about it. Suddenly we were the wives, and I actually
Speaker 4: said to one the other guys. She said to sit
Speaker 4: there and do nothing. And then the worst thing was
Speaker 4: on Sunday morning, it was my designated task to go
Speaker 4: and take all the empties down to the bins out
Speaker 4: the front of this airbnb. And there was an old
Speaker 4: guy next door who actually asked us to keep the
Speaker 4: noise down after midnight on the Friday night. It's like
Speaker 4: a badge of honor when you're in new middle forties.
Speaker 4: And he told to keep the noise down. I said,
Speaker 4: the guys, guys who've just been told to keep the
Speaker 4: noise down high five And he judged me when I
Speaker 4: was there were three boxes of empties and they make
Speaker 4: so much noise. You can't put them in quietly. When
Speaker 4: there's been a lot of drink had over a long weekend.
Speaker 4: It makes so much noise smashing into the bottom of
Speaker 4: that bin. And he looked over at me and gave
Speaker 4: me a judging look.
Speaker 2: I had weekend.
Speaker 4: It was a really really good weekend, but yeah, I
Speaker 4: am in pain this morning. One of the things my
Speaker 4: wife said yesterday, she was like, what do you guys
Speaker 4: will talk about? What are you talking about? What did
Speaker 4: you talk about? I made it up my phone what
Speaker 4: we did actually talk about over the weekend. At one
Speaker 4: point we had a discussion on Friday night, when does
Speaker 4: a boat become a ship? I don't even none of
Speaker 4: us own boats, or certainly not ships.
Speaker 2: Okay, did you know what it is?
Speaker 3: It's a good one for smarter than Google, isn't it.
Speaker 4: It's got to be got to have two decks, two
Speaker 4: decks or more above the waterline, and it becomes a ship.
Speaker 4: That's why technically even a submarine is regarded as a boat.
Speaker 4: It's got it's all beneath the actual sea level. So yeah,
Speaker 4: that's the kind of sense lating chat we had on
Speaker 4: a Friday night the.
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Speaker 2: Over the weekend.
Speaker 4: I learned something yesterday that Australia has moved a meter
Speaker 4: and a half nor the whole continent has moved one
Speaker 4: point five meters north in the last twenty two years,
Speaker 4: so much so that the World daytum center. I found
Speaker 4: out what a daytum was yesterday as well. Like I said,
Speaker 4: the banter really was pretty deep of my boy's golf trip.
Speaker 2: I've a lunch yesterday. Two of the guys I know,
Speaker 2: you know them as well.
Speaker 4: They work in what they do with engineer and one
Speaker 4: that works that big tunnel that's going through my very
Speaker 4: popular project stress free job he has, I said, open
Speaker 4: at the moment with the stress goes. I've never miss
Speaker 4: a stressed in my life. Has He literally gulped his
Speaker 4: beer and threw it down anyway. I found out from
Speaker 4: them that Australia has moved and it was so significant,
Speaker 4: the move of a meter and a half over the
Speaker 4: last twenty two years, that they've had to reset Australia's GPS,
Speaker 4: So they changed them maps and stuff. They had to
Speaker 4: update obviously because it's shifted a meet and a half
Speaker 4: and GPS has to be very, very accurate, because you know,
Speaker 4: just one degree off can make a big difference with
Speaker 4: shipping and aeroplanes. You know, finding the correct destination meet
Speaker 4: and a half on a runway or a boat commit
Speaker 4: is a very big difference. So they had to reset
Speaker 4: the locations of Australia longitude and latitude.
Speaker 3: Where do they met? Where is this data and point?
Speaker 4: It's in England that abouly got Greenwich meantime because obviously
Speaker 4: that's where they reset and moved away from a single
Speaker 4: time that was going around the world to have different
Speaker 4: time zone. So it comes out of London and there
Speaker 4: is a place called Greenwich, it's resent there. There's another place,
Speaker 4: Newland's Harbor. That's where the World Datum Center is really Yeah,
Speaker 4: Dann in Cornwall, which is bizarre.
Speaker 3: Because there's a datum in every street, which I learned
Speaker 3: from our land save when we moved into our house.
Speaker 3: There's a point and I don't know where it is,
Speaker 3: but on every street there's a point where they measure
Speaker 3: from so they can measure exactly.
Speaker 4: Grado title is yeah, a datum, I learned this yesterday
Speaker 4: as well. Then a datum is a single starting point
Speaker 4: is where they work out whether something's higher or lower
Speaker 4: from or moved. I guess in Australia north south east west.
Speaker 4: But did you guys know you've moved?
Speaker 3: And where are we heading towards?
Speaker 2: I don't know how we are you.
Speaker 4: Creeping up towards the southern hemisphere. I mean the northern hemisphere,
Speaker 4: but you've moved north a meter and a half. So
Speaker 4: when I find out this morning, what did you learn
Speaker 4: over the weekend? I've learned then that Australia, this mega continent,
Speaker 4: has moved an entire meter and a half in twenty
Speaker 4: two years.
Speaker 2: Did you learn anything of the weekend?
Speaker 3: Well, I guess I got served on YouTube videos about
Speaker 3: Tesla's and I was watching about the Tesla Model three
Speaker 3: can go from zero to one hundred in less than
Speaker 3: four seconds?
Speaker 2: Is that right?
Speaker 1: Wow?
Speaker 2: Really?
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's really really coral Patsy. Did you learn anything
Speaker 4: over the weekend?
Speaker 3: I was helping my eight year old with a homework.
Speaker 2: Apparently lightning strike somewhere in the globe one hundred times
Speaker 2: every second. That's a great, that's cool, that's really really good.
Speaker 2: I learned as well that you can come across a
Speaker 2: Genie lamp.
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Speaker 2: Podcast over the weekend. Did you learn anything?
Speaker 4: I did that Australia's move north if you want to
Speaker 4: know a meet and a half in the last twenty
Speaker 4: two years, And I learned what a datum is. Jackuity
Speaker 4: knew what a datum is because of the Reno Patsy,
Speaker 4: what do you learn about lightning? Lightning strikes somewhere in
Speaker 4: the world one hundred times every second. And this goes
Speaker 4: al hey's doing a school project on lightning. That's a
Speaker 4: classical school project lighting. The other staples volcanoes. And did
Speaker 4: you guys have to recreate and make a volcano and
Speaker 4: bring in Yeah, I think every game, every kid volcano. Yeah,
Speaker 4: all right, let's go to Lisa. What do you learn
Speaker 4: over the weekend? Good morning, Joel, Good morning christ And
Speaker 4: I'm good.
Speaker 2: I hope your nice weekend. Joel, what did you learn
Speaker 2: over it?
Speaker 5: I learned that our Earth currently has two moons.
Speaker 3: I haven't noticed the second one.
Speaker 5: You probably won't notice it. They're referring to it as
Speaker 5: a mini moon. And what it is is that there's
Speaker 5: an asteroid has been stuck in the our all but
Speaker 5: in the last couple of days, and he's made up
Speaker 5: of composites the same as our moon, and it is
Speaker 5: shaped like our moon, and it's actually traveling in the
Speaker 5: same tradictory as our moon. And because of this, the
Speaker 5: Sun's reflected off at night and we can see it
Speaker 5: as a mini moon in the evening.
Speaker 2: This is amazing. I didn't know there was an existence
Speaker 2: of a mini moon.
Speaker 5: It's only temporary, is that. Don't get it too excited.
Speaker 2: Okay, I temper my excitement. I won't.
Speaker 4: I won't run out to Richmond off the show going
Speaker 4: a mini moon?
Speaker 3: Have you seen it? Joel?
Speaker 5: Yes, I have?
Speaker 1: Yes.
Speaker 2: How did you see? If we've got a telescope?
Speaker 5: Well, they actually said, if you look up at the
Speaker 5: night sky and you look towards the moon on a
Speaker 5: set angle, you can see it. It looks like it
Speaker 5: looks like a larger star. Let's put it that way.
Speaker 5: It actually burns like it looks like a star in
Speaker 5: the distance, but it's quite larger.
Speaker 2: And how do you know?
Speaker 5: It's not in there as big as our moon obviously,
Speaker 5: but you know it's it's staying there. A lot of
Speaker 5: proverbial it's up there. You can see it.
Speaker 2: Okay. And how do you know this? You are an astrologia?
Speaker 2: No I do.
Speaker 5: I do study a little bit on the universe, not study,
Speaker 5: but I read about it because.
Speaker 3: I quite like it.
Speaker 5: And due to the fact that you know, Google likes
Speaker 5: to pick up on things that you read about, It's
Speaker 5: come up on my news feed. While reading the news
Speaker 5: on Google.
Speaker 4: I love that all right, Jill. That's a great one.
Speaker 4: Thanks for sharing. Have a good day, men, Joe. Good morning, Yes, hello, yes, Joe. Okay,
Speaker 4: what have you learned over the weekend, Joe.
Speaker 6: I went to the Raine Chance Playfairs Festival on the
Speaker 6: weekend and is let that staff is have eyes on
Speaker 6: the end of their legs tentacles. Yeah, on the end
Speaker 6: of their tentacles, and they're actually seeing black and white.
Speaker 3: They got five eyes for each one for each star point.
Speaker 6: Well, these are these were a living They had eleven legs,
Speaker 6: these starfish. So and they have yeah, and they have
Speaker 6: eyes on the ends of their their legs and they
Speaker 6: can see which I didn't know that.
Speaker 3: I didn't even know they were called legs star point.
Speaker 2: The star points is a great phrase, by the way,
Speaker 2: I thought you made that up. I like that. I
Speaker 2: don't think that are not called tentacles.
Speaker 6: Yeah, probably, yeah, probably tentles.
Speaker 3: I think tentacles is squeaking octopus.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: What does the leg become a tentacle.
Speaker 1: Leg?
Speaker 2: What the hell is a star point? Is that to
Speaker 2: do with the mini moon?
Speaker 4: I'm so confused. It's a Monday all right. Thank you
Speaker 4: very much Joe for giving us a call by the
Speaker 4: way they see in black and white star fish.
Speaker 3: They probably put up something colorful and they shook their head.
Speaker 2: They wave one of their legs star points. No, I
Speaker 2: can't say it's lost to me.
Speaker 4: Uh, Andrew, good morning, born in Christian and you're welcome
Speaker 4: to the show on a nice weekend. What did you
Speaker 4: learn over your weekend?
Speaker 1: My twelve year old daughter taught me that if you
Speaker 1: add up the year you were born with how old
Speaker 1: you're going to turn this year, you'll always.
Speaker 6: Come up with the number twenty twenty.
Speaker 3: That way, you can do that for every year. Not really,
Speaker 3: wait the year you were born. I was born ninety
Speaker 3: eighty seven.
Speaker 2: All right, let's all workout, Jacks. Let's not bother our
Speaker 2: own ones.
Speaker 3: I'm thirty two, so that's twenty nineteen.
Speaker 1: No, you're going to be thirty three this year, jack,
Speaker 1: Oh is right?
Speaker 4: Yeah, but that isn't that every year, because then moving
Speaker 4: on another year can add it again because he's increasing
Speaker 4: in his age.
Speaker 3: Could it could be?
Speaker 1: But I thought it was pretty smart on my daughter
Speaker 1: to tell you quite right.
Speaker 4: It's a nice fun nice Sorry, Andrew, Jack's been unfriendly
Speaker 4: harsh here, Okay, I think, well.
Speaker 3: Essentially, what you're doing is like the year you were born,
Speaker 3: plus how old you are is how many years they're
Speaker 3: worse since you were born. It's always going to be
Speaker 3: the same.
Speaker 5: It will be.
Speaker 2: You might want to chat out a word with that
Speaker 2: head teacher that school for everybody. Yeah, is this your
Speaker 2: daughter's homework?
Speaker 5: No, it's just something she learned.
Speaker 2: Okay. Oh Andrew, thank you. Okay, Andrew, thank you very much.
Speaker 2: You give U school.
Speaker 6: Have a good day, you too, same boy.
Speaker 4: I don't think we gave him the reception he wanted.
Speaker 4: I think he thought he was going to get those
Speaker 4: mail particulars.
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