Speaker 1: Calling you around Australia and TI Heart Radio Prete Hockley
Speaker 1: and Laura Bird.
Speaker 2: You mum say tell your dog to your friends and
Speaker 2: shared a love because we are.
Speaker 3: The last on cut radio show studs.
Speaker 4: Right around Australia. Laura Ben, there's that laugh in real time, Brittany.
Speaker 2: Am I allowed to laugh at my own laugh because
Speaker 2: I shook every single time of hear and I'm not
Speaker 2: sure when I'm going to get used to it.
Speaker 3: It's a laugh inception. Also, it's the best part of
Speaker 3: the whole thing. That's what people come here for.
Speaker 2: I mean, do they that's questionable. I'm not sure. Let's try,
Speaker 2: let's try and produce some content that.
Speaker 3: We are coming for. Laugh Well. I mean, we've had
Speaker 3: a pretty big week. This week we had Rebel Wilson,
Speaker 3: she was on the last show she was on the podcast.
Speaker 2: Absolutely huge week. Rebel Wilson's episode went straight to the
Speaker 2: top of the chart, straight to number one. We're still
Speaker 2: sitting comfortably there. So it was a really great week
Speaker 2: for Life on Gut it was.
Speaker 3: And this week on the radio show, we've got a
Speaker 3: very special one for you bo Ryan. He's been kicked
Speaker 3: out of the but we're going to be talking to
Speaker 3: him about what it was like being on celebrity to
Speaker 3: get me out of here.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there've been some questionable headlines about bo Ryan's who,
Speaker 2: but we also want to unpack. Now, Laura, you have
Speaker 2: seen something floating around. You want to talk about what
Speaker 2: you lie to your kids about.
Speaker 3: Oh no, I haven't seen something floating around. I have
Speaker 3: my own experience of me lying to my children.
Speaker 2: I want to know.
Speaker 3: I want to know if I'm causing some psychological damage here,
Speaker 3: or whether or not all your mum's out there are
Speaker 3: doing the same thing.
Speaker 2: I'm going to say it's highly likely you are. But
Speaker 2: I don't think you're alone.
Speaker 3: I don't think I'm alone.
Speaker 4: In the meantime, we're doing this. That TikTok trend has
Speaker 4: caught your attention.
Speaker 2: There is a TikTok trend going around. I don't know
Speaker 2: if anyone has seen it yet, but there is a
Speaker 2: pretty famous TikToker by the name of Julia Carlyle. Now,
Speaker 2: Julia Carlyle has started this trend where you list what
Speaker 2: has given you the ick in your relationship. Now, if
Speaker 2: you are sitting in the car right now and you
Speaker 2: are thinking to yourself, what is the ick. I'm going
Speaker 2: to tell you the ick is when one day out
Speaker 2: of nowhere, it hits you like a truck. You look
Speaker 2: at your lover, your partner, the person you're dating, and
Speaker 2: you were just like, I am so grossed out by you.
Speaker 2: I feel the ick. I feel disgusting. I cannot be
Speaker 2: in this relationship anymore. That is what the ick is like.
Speaker 3: You're instantly repulsed by their existence.
Speaker 2: Like you're vomit in your mouth and you have to
Speaker 2: reswallow it.
Speaker 3: Do you know I once got the ick. I was
Speaker 3: on a second date and I was sitting at the
Speaker 3: guy's house and then he pulled out of his bag
Speaker 3: a piece of floss and started flossing his teeth on
Speaker 3: the couch. And I feel like flossing your teeth kind
Speaker 3: of smells a bit as well, and that's a personal thing.
Speaker 3: You do it in your own privacy. And I remember
Speaker 3: sitting there watching him being like, well, this isn't gonna
Speaker 3: go anywhere now, is it.
Speaker 2: So was that early days dating or was that a relationship?
Speaker 3: Well, I would say it was a second date, but
Speaker 3: I ended up in his house, so it was kind
Speaker 3: of a second date to do with that. What you
Speaker 3: were you can use the word date very loosely in this.
Speaker 3: It was the second rendezvus.
Speaker 2: Okay, you're getting lucky.
Speaker 3: You're getting lucky with the floss. I got the ick.
Speaker 2: I want to tell you, I got the icks so
Speaker 2: badly ones. I was actually in a relationship. I know,
Speaker 2: that's funny in itself. That was a very long time ago.
Speaker 2: I was in a relationship and we'd probably been dating
Speaker 2: about six months, and we decided we didn't know each
Speaker 2: other that well. It was a long distance relationship from
Speaker 2: the dot, from the get go.
Speaker 3: How can you get the et for someone you'd barely
Speaker 3: ever see?
Speaker 2: Wait for it. I decided to go on a holiday
Speaker 2: by myself. I'm like, yep, booking. I'm very independent like that.
Speaker 2: He's like, you know what, why didn't I come to
Speaker 2: get Why don't we go together? I was like, okay, fine.
Speaker 2: We get on the plane, We're sitting next to each other,
Speaker 2: and we just started to like argue. Straight away. I
Speaker 2: thought we'd never spent this much time together. We had
Speaker 2: six weeks together. We'd get to Vegas. We're three days
Speaker 2: in to this whole holiday this planned, and I wake
Speaker 2: up one morning and I see him get in the
Speaker 2: shower and I look at him and then he didn't
Speaker 2: do anything. It was just it was just his being.
Speaker 2: He was just his presence. And I got the ick
Speaker 2: so badly.
Speaker 3: What you got the ick? Because he was alive. He
Speaker 3: didn't even do anything.
Speaker 2: It's like he was breathing too heavily. I don't know
Speaker 2: what it was like.
Speaker 3: It was just what was the way he was walking
Speaker 3: to the now, I think.
Speaker 2: It was a build up. We'd had the fire and
Speaker 2: we'd never been in each other's company that much. So
Speaker 2: do you know what I did? Three days in six
Speaker 2: week holiday? I just left and I never saw him again. Wow.
Speaker 3: Do some people actually come to our podcast for dating advice?
Speaker 3: That's the craziest part of this whole thing.
Speaker 4: We want to know your eggs? What it hit you
Speaker 4: like a ton of X.
Speaker 2: We had some people slide into the DMS with what
Speaker 2: gives them the egg? I'm going to read you a
Speaker 2: couple now because they're pretty funny.
Speaker 3: I mean, they're all pretty reasonable.
Speaker 2: I thing, I think they're questionable. I think there's people
Speaker 2: that are going to be alone for a long time
Speaker 2: if it just wasn't giving them the eck, says me,
Speaker 2: who his partner was breathing and I left. He would
Speaker 2: have a glass of milk as a drink.
Speaker 3: Matt does that all the time, and I agree, its weird. No,
Speaker 3: it's weird.
Speaker 2: No, I am against them. I'm on part with this.
Speaker 2: I hate milk. He wore a backpack everywhere we went.
Speaker 2: Now is a backpack? What's worse? A backpack or or
Speaker 2: a satul or a fanny pack or a.
Speaker 3: Leather satl do people call it fanny packs? Here? That
Speaker 3: butt like a bum bag. I think a bum bag
Speaker 3: is the worst bunless it's a fashion statement.
Speaker 2: It's never ever a This is probably my favorite. He
Speaker 2: sent me a video of him doing a pull up naked,
Speaker 2: so he sent an unsolicited fitness picture, well, a naked
Speaker 2: one unsolicited.
Speaker 3: Yeah, pull up, it's a lot.
Speaker 2: He needs to know.
Speaker 3: I think I'd be okay with that too. I have
Speaker 3: low standards if I Maddie j blocky. Maddie Jay is
Speaker 3: a military king naked pull up and he also fosses
Speaker 3: his teeth on the couch and arm. Here for it.
Speaker 4: We opened the phone thirteen one O sixty five? What's
Speaker 4: your weedy? What gave you the EXE?
Speaker 2: Me?
Speaker 4: You're on the air with the girls.
Speaker 5: Hello, Oh, Hi, guys. So my weird it's that I got.
Speaker 5: I was on one of those walking dates in Lockdown
Speaker 5: and we took one of our friend's dogs to a
Speaker 5: lake that was nearby, and it really liked playing fetch
Speaker 5: and running into the water and getting the tennis ball.
Speaker 5: I was throwing the tennis balls to this dog and
Speaker 5: my date goes, oh, yeap, yeah, let me throw the ball.
Speaker 5: He pegged the tennis bloor directly into the ground.
Speaker 6: And I don't think I've ever seen.
Speaker 5: Anything so uncoordinated in my life.
Speaker 2: There is nothing worse than a limp left arm and
Speaker 2: a limp throw you do.
Speaker 7: Look.
Speaker 5: I just couldn't help it laugh, But I was also
Speaker 5: just cringing the entire time, like, oh, your lord, please
Speaker 5: tell me you actually know how to throw. Second attept
Speaker 5: wasn't great. It made it to the water, But I
Speaker 5: think it's just tormented in my mind.
Speaker 3: Did you end up giving him a second date? Or
Speaker 3: was it completely off the cards based on his little
Speaker 3: pathetic throw.
Speaker 5: Look, he's actually my boyfriend now and I feel make
Speaker 5: punish him for it, But oh my gosh, can I
Speaker 5: make it suggestion the biggest dick?
Speaker 2: Yes, I think you need one of those bull throwers,
Speaker 2: you know that you can just put bend down to
Speaker 2: pick it up.
Speaker 5: So like I say, a Valentine's gift and probably get
Speaker 5: thrown out pretty specially thank you.
Speaker 4: We'll go to Chantel thirteen one. Hi Chantel, what's your eg?
Speaker 6: Hello?
Speaker 8: As an OG podcast listener, I'm so proud of the girls.
Speaker 2: Welcome, you can stay.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you're our favorite.
Speaker 2: Don't hang up.
Speaker 4: I love you.
Speaker 8: My ek would be I was having a carry Bradshaw
Speaker 8: moment and getting my you know, roll on sap in
Speaker 8: the bathroom, you know, your toothbrush, all of that, and then.
Speaker 6: I saw it. I opened up the coin and there
Speaker 6: was a very well worn electric toothbrush head and I
Speaker 6: just couldn't cope. I was looking at it, just looking
Speaker 6: at it.
Speaker 8: It was too much.
Speaker 3: Do you mean like when the bristles are all splayed
Speaker 3: to the side and there's like a bald patch in
Speaker 3: the middle.
Speaker 8: Yes, And I thought, that's going in your mouth.
Speaker 5: Like that's.
Speaker 2: In his offense. I am definitely pro electric toothbrush as
Speaker 2: opposed to like a manual handheld brush.
Speaker 3: Even not one that's being used until there's no bristles left.
Speaker 3: What are you polishing a boot?
Speaker 2: Nor hands.
Speaker 4: Exciting. Thank you chantel. Hello, Jam, I'm thirteen one six five.
Speaker 4: You're on the air with the girls. Hello.
Speaker 9: Okay, So a mutual friend. She introduced us with my Facebook.
Speaker 9: So we got talking on Messenger and we really vibed.
Speaker 9: It was great. I was, oh, he's really cool. So
Speaker 9: we drove an hour to my place to meet me.
Speaker 9: He turned up. He got out of his car and
Speaker 9: he was wearing me that heel cowboy boots and I mean,
Speaker 9: I just I've noticed straight away, and I would go
Speaker 9: inside and I've got wooden floorboards in this little house.
Speaker 9: And he's following me around. I'm showing him and it
Speaker 9: was like literally someone walking around on high heeled shoes.
Speaker 2: And Jam, I have a question. Are you located in
Speaker 2: Tamworth if you're in because if you're not in time,
Speaker 2: the only way that this is remotely okay is if
Speaker 2: you live in Tamworth and you're going to the Tamworth
Speaker 2: Country Music Festival. Otherwise it's a board mission. Immediately.
Speaker 3: I mean he did drive an hour an hour and
Speaker 3: a half and you say, maybe from the country, just
Speaker 3: see you.
Speaker 2: I meant you put your thongs on you you can
Speaker 2: change in the cab you've got time.
Speaker 3: There's nothing worse than thongs with jeans, though that's the real.
Speaker 2: Rather high heeled cowboy boots or thongs tell me that
Speaker 2: I think another cow.
Speaker 9: No.
Speaker 4: Now your Saturday Morning for the Dad Hockley and Laura Ben.
Speaker 4: Laura doesn't know this, but you've had some email troubles
Speaker 4: this week.
Speaker 2: Oh look, I always have email troubles. I always have
Speaker 2: email troubles. Usually it's typos when I'm in a rush,
Speaker 2: and I'm not proud of it. But this week something
Speaker 2: happened where I really really wasn't proud of it. I
Speaker 2: want to know if it happens to you guys too.
Speaker 2: Next week we have an episode. We interviewed a woman
Speaker 2: named beck Brown, and she was kind enough to bring
Speaker 2: us some homemade brownies. So I wanted to write her
Speaker 2: an email afterwards, just to say thank you.
Speaker 3: They were very good brownie.
Speaker 2: They were then brownie. Oh okay, the brownies were out
Speaker 2: of this world. So I get back on. She's a
Speaker 2: professional woman. I get back on and I'm typing to
Speaker 2: her and I want to say to her, I'm just
Speaker 2: trying to hype up the brownie. So I just want
Speaker 2: to say, what is this kind of sorcery, like this, brownie,
Speaker 2: what is this sorcery you're using? How did you create this?
Speaker 1: You know?
Speaker 2: Like which craft is a dream? I and I tried
Speaker 2: to spell the word sorcery five different times. I didn't
Speaker 2: know how to spell it. It was oh U s U
Speaker 2: s O R. I couldn't spell it, so I had
Speaker 2: to change my I just deleted the whole paragraph, changed
Speaker 2: the word imagine like thesaurus it. Yeah, I went with wizardry.
Speaker 2: I went with I'm like, what is this wizardry? But
Speaker 2: I want to know what is the word for you?
Speaker 2: Is there that one word that you because yacht's a
Speaker 2: big one.
Speaker 3: Considering how much champagne I drink, I'm always like, is
Speaker 3: it champagny? And I'm always like cycling wine love it.
Speaker 2: I say champagny in my head every time I spell
Speaker 2: the word. And I also say February. I have to
Speaker 2: like phonetically sounded out.
Speaker 3: I think were. I think like days and months can
Speaker 3: be a big one, like Wedner's Day. I'm always like
Speaker 3: Wedner's Day. I feel like a lot of people do this. Though.
Speaker 2: I used to date someone that couldn't spell remember, and
Speaker 2: he always used to drop one e and m and
Speaker 2: it was remember every time.
Speaker 4: Do you know why?
Speaker 3: Going back to what we talked about earlier in the
Speaker 3: ick mine is anytime an X of mine would go
Speaker 3: to say definitely, he would say defiant, Yeah, defiantly, and
Speaker 3: I was like, it's not defiant. But anyway, I'm not
Speaker 3: sure if it was just an accidental, you know, iPhone glitch,
Speaker 3: or whether he actually thought that that was the word.
Speaker 2: I mean, obviously I could have just googled the word
Speaker 2: instead of rewriting my whole email, but at the time
Speaker 2: that felt what I need to do.
Speaker 3: I also don't think that you should take this as
Speaker 3: a learning exercise. If your phone can't auto predict what
Speaker 3: that word is, you should never use it again.
Speaker 2: Laura, can you spell sorcery for me right now?
Speaker 3: No, Mitch, can you spell sorcery turned into a spelling
Speaker 3: beer like s it's not a spelling bee.
Speaker 4: Use it in a sentence please. I have a hack though,
Speaker 4: if you use Siri, it'll spell it perfectly like dictaphone. Yep,
Speaker 4: did you say tap the Siri and say sorcery and
Speaker 4: will spell it for you.
Speaker 3: Your phones are just making us dumber, though, that's the
Speaker 3: real problem.
Speaker 2: A lot dumber than what we need to be. Look,
Speaker 2: it's not a spelling bee. I just wanted to make
Speaker 2: myself feel a little bit better, but you guys have
Speaker 2: definitely done that, so thank you.
Speaker 4: Welcome.
Speaker 10: Ask Nat.
Speaker 3: Ask Guncart is a segment that we do every week
Speaker 3: on our Thursday episode. It is where we answer you're deep,
Speaker 3: you're dark, and you're burning questions. And this week we
Speaker 3: have a question that has slid into the DMS from
Speaker 3: a lady named Lara.
Speaker 1: This guy and I have in really really good friends
Speaker 1: for about three years, but we've recently been hitting it
Speaker 1: off in a more romantic sense rather than just being friends.
Speaker 1: And I have to leave for UNI in a couple
Speaker 1: of weeks and we just haven't quite had the what
Speaker 1: are we discussion yet. It's not as simple as just
Speaker 1: going back to UNI, because I go to UNI Interstate.
Speaker 1: If I was in Sydney and I was here for
Speaker 1: UNI most of the time, I wouldn't even be questioning this,
Speaker 1: and I don't think he would be either. I see
Speaker 1: him about once or twice a week. I just don't
Speaker 1: know if I'm going to be able to do long
Speaker 1: distance or whether that's something he's even considering either. Because
Speaker 1: it's just something that neither of us clearly want to
Speaker 1: bring up. Any advice would be super helpful. Signing off
Speaker 1: love Lara.
Speaker 3: It's always so awkward when you've got to have that
Speaker 3: first conversation, the what are we conversation?
Speaker 2: Oh see, I don't think it is. I'm going to
Speaker 2: be on the other side of the fence on this one.
Speaker 2: I don't think this actually has to be an awkward conversation.
Speaker 2: I think if something's bothering you, Lara, which obviously is
Speaker 2: you're about to go away, you're about to I mean,
Speaker 2: you're going to have the best years of your life
Speaker 2: at UNI. These are going to really pave who you are.
Speaker 3: And this doesn't work out, it's not a big deal
Speaker 3: for it that way.
Speaker 2: I'm really big on just putting it out there, because
Speaker 2: whether you put it out there or whether you skirt
Speaker 2: around the bush, the answer is going to be the same.
Speaker 2: So do you want to get to that answer and
Speaker 2: decision sooner rather than later. I would just sit down
Speaker 2: and say, hey, I love spending time with you. We've
Speaker 2: obviously got something really good going on. We both know
Speaker 2: we're moving away. Where do you see this going? Do
Speaker 2: you want to try and make this work? Or do
Speaker 2: you think we just sort of do our own thing
Speaker 2: and come back and see where it goes at the end.
Speaker 4: Of the year.
Speaker 2: But I think all you can literally do is throw
Speaker 2: the question to him, because again, you either do it now,
Speaker 2: two weeks or a month, his answer is probably going
Speaker 2: to be the same.
Speaker 3: Yeah, But I don't think that that diminishes it all.
Speaker 3: How nerve wracking it can be, Like I mean, if
Speaker 3: she doesn't know what the answer is going to be,
Speaker 3: if it could be a resounding no. Sometimes we put
Speaker 3: off asking these questions because we don't want to hear
Speaker 3: what the answer is, which is why we stay in
Speaker 3: situationships for so long, because we're so scared that the
Speaker 3: answer is going to be like, oh, actually, I'm just
Speaker 3: not that into you. But like Brit said, I think
Speaker 3: the sooner you ask it, the sooner you can either
Speaker 3: a have a boyfriend or be go on and live
Speaker 3: your best hot dam Uni life and that's what it's
Speaker 3: all about.
Speaker 2: Yeah, both are great endings.
Speaker 10: Well.
Speaker 3: Fred Hockley and Laura Ben getting Saucy for your Saturday Morning.
Speaker 4: A Life on cut radio show Ladies. He is the
Speaker 4: host of the Amazing Race Australia was just eliminated from
Speaker 4: Home and Celebrity. Get Me out of Here by Ryan
Speaker 4: is here?
Speaker 2: Are you welcome to life on cut Radio show. It's
Speaker 2: a pleasure to have you.
Speaker 7: Yeah, well done, congrats killing I'd say congrats to you too,
Speaker 7: but you just got kicked out of the jungle, out
Speaker 7: of the field about I don't know that kicked out,
Speaker 7: I mean more sort of fell on my sword. No,
Speaker 7: it was. It was actually good to get out of there,
Speaker 7: to be honest, yeah, it was good. It was great feeling.
Speaker 3: Did you think you were going to win at some point?
Speaker 3: Were you in there thinking it's going to be me
Speaker 3: at the finish line?
Speaker 7: Never?
Speaker 5: Why?
Speaker 3: Never?
Speaker 7: To be completely honest, I think I got in there
Speaker 7: day one and I don't know. Everyone was good. Everything,
Speaker 7: everyone was good pretty much the whole show. But I
Speaker 7: think it was the afternoon of day one, so after
Speaker 7: our first night, and I remember Brooke mcclimates saying, all right,
Speaker 7: what are we going to what do we eat now?
Speaker 7: After we had our half a cup of rice and
Speaker 7: they said no, no, no, we have to win more food.
Speaker 7: And I was like, don't we just have like more
Speaker 7: rice and beans? Isn't it the show? And they're like, no, no,
Speaker 7: there's no more food. And I just remember Joey had
Speaker 7: just come in the night before and I just looked
Speaker 7: at him and I was like, so we have literally
Speaker 7: no more food. They're like, no, we have to win
Speaker 7: more food, and I'm like, I really should have watched
Speaker 7: the show before I come in out.
Speaker 2: That's how I felt about when I went on The Bachelor.
Speaker 7: At least it wasn't a Bachelor. That's one thing I
Speaker 7: got on my sleeve.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so what are you up to now since you've
Speaker 2: left the show.
Speaker 7: Well, I had a breakthrough a bit. I've had a
Speaker 7: hectic year. I've been away for quite a bit for
Speaker 7: Channel ten doing Shootout ten, an amazing race, and we
Speaker 7: go away again in four weeks. So I went up
Speaker 7: the coast with my family and got back yesterday actually,
Speaker 7: and we went up to Gold Coast and we come
Speaker 7: back and it was good. My house is looking like Jumanji.
Speaker 7: I'd been away for about four and a half weeks
Speaker 7: and it was good to get back two perhaps in
Speaker 7: the driveway, So it was a good feeling.
Speaker 3: At least you would have felt right at home getting
Speaker 3: back there with everything being on the go. Bat tell
Speaker 3: me a little bit. There was some drama that happened
Speaker 3: between you and Poe. How are you guys now? And
Speaker 3: what happened there? And was it really over food?
Speaker 7: Yeah? See, I get a really good with Poe. I
Speaker 7: mean probably out of everyone I speak to, probably Nathan
Speaker 7: Buckley and Poe, i'd say the most out of everyone.
Speaker 7: So I missed a couple of episodes in the middle
Speaker 7: when I was coming back, But I watched that episode
Speaker 7: and it was hard to watch, to be honest. I mean,
Speaker 7: most of the stuff that happened with me in the
Speaker 7: jungle I saw, spoke to people about it, and then
Speaker 7: Coe sent me a long message actually the night of
Speaker 7: an episode and said she wished she spoke to me
Speaker 7: about how she was feeling rather than go and talk
Speaker 7: to the talkie talkie. But that just see what it
Speaker 7: is like, you just it's so hard to explain unless
Speaker 7: you're in there. I mean, you you made sacrifices obviously
Speaker 7: to do you know, all the different jobs I've got,
Speaker 7: but taking away food from me, I've never been so
Speaker 7: challenged in my life. I can't explain the feeling I had, Like,
Speaker 7: I mean, one of the days when I sort of
Speaker 7: lost the plot was when I come back we've been
Speaker 7: on a trial our team and there was like a
Speaker 7: few there was a bit of rs and deans that
Speaker 7: to be left on lunch and then when we got
Speaker 7: back it was just gone. So they just sort of
Speaker 7: test you in every way to try and break you.
Speaker 7: They and they won Channel ten one.
Speaker 2: Nathan Buckley aka Bucks? Did he get paid as much
Speaker 2: as you say? And come on, we all want to know?
Speaker 7: That was funny. Before the show even started, we couldn't
Speaker 7: say we're in it, and there was articles saying that
Speaker 7: me and him had an argument, which is really hard
Speaker 7: because usually probably like you guys, there's a rumor or
Speaker 7: an allegation or something you can sort of run on
Speaker 7: radio or I'm lucky that I do TV and radio
Speaker 7: or even on your socials, you can sort of squash
Speaker 7: it or address it. But that was a hard one,
Speaker 7: I think before the show even started. Yeah, no, there
Speaker 7: was no talk about money. I mean money was the
Speaker 7: last thing on my mind, to be honest in there.
Speaker 7: Obviously my biggest issue was food. But yes, three hundred
Speaker 7: grand is is good money. I mean it's okay money,
Speaker 7: good money. I mean we didn't we didn't talk about
Speaker 7: money at all, but I'd be surprised if you got
Speaker 7: paid less than that, very surprised.
Speaker 3: I feel like three hundred grand's pretty okay if you
Speaker 3: just got to go a few weeks without some food.
Speaker 7: Yeah, three hundred grand is I think three hundred grand's
Speaker 7: good good money for three or four weeks in the jungle,
Speaker 7: tous a little bit of quarantine. It is good money.
Speaker 7: But I mean, Nathan Buckley has been on Monster money
Speaker 7: for the last fifteen years, so to him, I don't
Speaker 7: think three hundred grand is what it is to us.
Speaker 2: So, long story short, did Bucks get paid more than you?
Speaker 7: Well, we've got three hundred grand.
Speaker 2: No, oh, some tea there. I was about to say
Speaker 2: a bet when you were starving went around on the
Speaker 2: ground that you thought that.
Speaker 7: We didn't talk about it, But yeah you got three
Speaker 7: undred he did.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: But there are so many headlines going around about you,
Speaker 2: and here are life on Cut. We do a segment
Speaker 2: where it's headlines or head lies. Can you tell us
Speaker 2: if it's a liar, if it's the truth?
Speaker 3: Why head lies?
Speaker 4: We're playing headlines where we bring you big stories, headlines
Speaker 4: that have been in the media about either the girls
Speaker 4: or our guest and ladies. We have something by Ryan
Speaker 4: this morning.
Speaker 7: I have to be honest. So you say your headline
Speaker 7: and I'm going to say it's true or if it's false.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and give us a little bit of the backstory.
Speaker 3: What happened to you? You know, there's been a lot
Speaker 3: of things that have been written about you recently. We
Speaker 3: want to get to the.
Speaker 4: Bottom of it.
Speaker 3: Here we go the shocking moment bo Ryan loses the
Speaker 3: plot and marches through a campfire on I'm a Celebrity
Speaker 3: because he fails to get a cookie, leaving his co
Speaker 3: stars watching in horror.
Speaker 7: Yeah that's true. Yeah, that's true. Yeah, I don't think
Speaker 7: it was marching. I sort of stood in it and
Speaker 7: it was like a slow mo walk, But that is true.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it was a slow It was like the best
Speaker 2: march out anyone's ever seen.
Speaker 7: I sort of stepped on it and then like in
Speaker 7: my mind, committed to walking through it. And then as
Speaker 7: I got on it, I thought, what, like this is
Speaker 7: why am I doing this? So I just proceeded to
Speaker 7: go through it. But it was Yeah, that was hard
Speaker 7: to watch. I made my daughter go to bed so
Speaker 7: that one don't.
Speaker 3: I just explained, did everybody else get a cookie? And
Speaker 3: you were the only one left out.
Speaker 4: Is that what happened?
Speaker 7: Yeah, we were struggling with food, myself and Joey had
Speaker 7: six and we had to play a game where you
Speaker 7: couldn't laugh. And then I thought I didn't laugh, and
Speaker 7: then the producer said I did. And then what they
Speaker 7: did is they everyone had to come and eat their
Speaker 7: cookies in front of me, which I felt, you know what,
Speaker 7: I haven't told this story yet, but I felt all
Speaker 7: right at that. I'm like, okay, I can deal with that.
Speaker 7: And then Toddy tried to give me her a cookie
Speaker 7: and they said, no, you have to go and put
Speaker 7: it in the bin in front of Bow and I
Speaker 7: was like, man, I can't. That's not Yeah, that's not
Speaker 7: Elsie for me able to leave the situation and go
Speaker 7: and just hide under the dinner.
Speaker 3: I feel like a lot of mum's listening to this
Speaker 3: have had very relatable stories from daycare. Bo Ryan, I've
Speaker 3: got a new one, Bow Ryan. He uses his hand
Speaker 3: as toilet paper when he runs out.
Speaker 7: No, I haven't heard that one before. That's false. Everyone's
Speaker 7: paper here, we're loaded up, we're ready now, we.
Speaker 3: Know where it's all gone.
Speaker 7: During the Yeah, there's a toilet Another headline, Bow Ryan
Speaker 7: reveals he will never leave the Shire because quote, everybody
Speaker 7: knows me there.
Speaker 3: I don't.
Speaker 7: No, I won't leave the Shi. No. I think everyone
Speaker 7: knowing me at this point in time is not a
Speaker 7: good thing. Prior to the show it was probably okay,
Speaker 7: but I can't see myself leaving the Shire.
Speaker 3: Headline headline or headlight y headline.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, very good.
Speaker 3: I'm a celebrities bow. Ryan opens up about a parenting regret.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I do, Yes, I did. I did open up.
Speaker 7: I mean I that was when I actually saw that
Speaker 7: on one of the last depths recently, because I mean,
Speaker 7: you forget a lot of this stuff. Probably you know,
Speaker 7: you watch it back and you're like, I say that
Speaker 7: I really did. I really walk through the fly. But
Speaker 7: a lot of this stuff I just feels like I'm
Speaker 7: watching for the first time and I'm going through it
Speaker 7: for the first time. But I remember, Yeah, when I
Speaker 7: first retired from rugby league, my daughter was little and
Speaker 7: I retired and I was working so much that there
Speaker 7: was about a six month period there we spent a
Speaker 7: lot of time together and I just I wasn't present,
Speaker 7: and I just I felt like shit, I just felt
Speaker 7: I see so many photos with my daughter and out
Speaker 7: and about and doing stuff in my mind wasn't there
Speaker 7: And I just, yeah, I still kicked myself about that.
Speaker 7: To be honest. You know the good thing about your show,
Speaker 7: you can you can blame producers and editing. I can't
Speaker 7: blame anyone here because I try.
Speaker 2: Give it.
Speaker 7: I'm not that guy yet.
Speaker 3: Thank you for coming on and being a part of
Speaker 3: the show.
Speaker 7: Anytime. Good luck to it. I'll speak to you sooner.
Speaker 3: The Life Radio Show.
Speaker 2: With Brit Hockeley and Laura Burns.
Speaker 4: Laura, I feel like we're about to embark in some
Speaker 4: therapy with you.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I do need.
Speaker 3: I mean, for many reasons. I need a bit of
Speaker 3: therapy if this one isn't it though, I have committed
Speaker 3: the card sin when it comes to parenting. That is,
Speaker 3: you shouldn't bribe your children, and you also shouldn't lie
Speaker 3: to your children.
Speaker 2: I thought the cardinal sin was like, you're leave them
Speaker 2: at a supermarket or something.
Speaker 3: Two of them's a little bit extremely really took it
Speaker 3: fas no, Okay, you always get told they don't lie
Speaker 3: to your kids. But there comes a point, I think
Speaker 3: for most parents where you realize, actually it's the only
Speaker 3: way to get stuff done. So I was at the
Speaker 3: zoo with Marley Mulley's two and a half and we
Speaker 3: were at the zoo the other day.
Speaker 2: And ak in your landroom.
Speaker 3: No to wronga zoo at the actual zoo, and she
Speaker 3: loves it, like it's so beautiful taking the kids out
Speaker 3: for a day. It's so like the challenger getting them
Speaker 3: out of the house. But once they're there, they love it.
Speaker 3: Trying to get them home, on the other hand, is
Speaker 3: a whole other story. So we're walking towards where the
Speaker 3: toy shop is and everything, and she wants everything, and
Speaker 3: I was like, Mally, we have to go because at
Speaker 3: four pm they let the lions out. She was like,
Speaker 3: and I was like, at four pm the lions. Yeah,
Speaker 3: we've got to go before the lions are let out
Speaker 3: of the cages. She goes, okay, okay, And so she
Speaker 3: gets the stuff and we're running towards the g and
Speaker 3: Marley then says to the woman who sells the tickets,
Speaker 3: we have to go.
Speaker 2: The lieven end have called the police. So like there's
Speaker 2: a road line running around the zoo.
Speaker 3: And it occurred to me just how naturally the lie
Speaker 3: just fell out of my mouth, and I think we
Speaker 3: all do it right.
Speaker 2: Then I was like, fire out, what are my parents
Speaker 2: lied to me about? I can't think of anything, and
Speaker 2: there's four of us kids. There were a lot of
Speaker 2: lies floating around. I know, but I just remembered when
Speaker 2: you're telling the tiger story, when we were in the
Speaker 2: pool and it was really hard to get us out
Speaker 2: of the pool. This is at my Auntie's house. My
Speaker 2: parents used to say that at a time of day,
Speaker 2: five o'clock or whenever it was. In ten minutes, they
Speaker 2: pretended that they got like a text saying it was
Speaker 2: happening that the gates at either into the pool that
Speaker 2: came up and the sharks came out.
Speaker 3: The sharks they're coming, the lions are coming.
Speaker 2: Do you know how long it took me? I was
Speaker 2: atsd I'm still a grown at all. And sometimes I
Speaker 2: get in and I look at it into the pool
Speaker 2: to make sure there's like no gates so where the
Speaker 2: sharks come out?
Speaker 3: You know another good pool one is And this has
Speaker 3: stayed with me into adulthood. If you pee the pool,
Speaker 3: the pool water will turn purpurple.
Speaker 2: So I never peen.
Speaker 3: I mean, I wouldn't do it anyway, but I still
Speaker 3: think about it. Every time I'm in a pool and
Speaker 3: I need to pee, I'm like, oh God, maybe this
Speaker 3: I'll go purple.
Speaker 2: Look, I wanted my sister Sherry to jump on this
Speaker 2: because there's got to be more lives going around. So
Speaker 2: I've got her on the line. So we're just trying
Speaker 2: to remember what did mom and dad lie to us
Speaker 2: about when we were kids, because I feel like there
Speaker 2: were so many lives flying around.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, so many things.
Speaker 2: She's like, where do I begin?
Speaker 11: Do you remember every time the ice cream the Mister
Speaker 11: Whippy van would come through the neighborhood. I feel like
Speaker 11: a lot of parents do this one They would say
Speaker 11: that the music meant that there was no ice cream less.
Speaker 6: In the bed.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, they're sold out textbook parenting.
Speaker 11: I like to say, you know, we were just thinking
Speaker 11: that it was that it was run out every single time.
Speaker 9: We were such an unlucky family, do you know?
Speaker 2: I thought? Also, remember, they used to say to you
Speaker 2: all the time, Sherry gets really bad hay fever, and
Speaker 2: she used to her nose was always running. She used
Speaker 2: to wipe her nose up her face instead of like
Speaker 2: blowing it. And they used to say. Mom used to
Speaker 2: say to her that if you keep doing that, your
Speaker 2: nose will be stuck upright like a peace on your face.
Speaker 11: That I would get like a ski ramp on the
Speaker 11: end of my nose.
Speaker 2: Like me, some people pay money for that.
Speaker 3: Though these days could have worked out. Look, I also
Speaker 3: had some excellent ones that slid into the DMS, and
Speaker 3: I wanted to share a couple of with you because
Speaker 3: I thought that I was a bad person for lying
Speaker 3: to my kids, and then I realized there's people who
Speaker 3: were doing much worse than me. Okay, here's one. The
Speaker 3: animals on the side of the road were just taking
Speaker 3: a nap because the road is warm.
Speaker 4: Oh cute, believable.
Speaker 2: Too cozy, but that sleeps there for like a week straight.
Speaker 3: Or but also what if you're in the snow you're
Speaker 3: heading out, you know it's not that warm.
Speaker 2: Taking it?
Speaker 3: They got very cold, had to have a sleep. Okay.
Speaker 3: I would tell my kids that if they didn't behave
Speaker 3: on a road trip, they wouldn't be getting a happy meal.
Speaker 3: They would be getting a sad meal with a piece.
Speaker 4: Of rock in it.
Speaker 2: Would they actually care, Like, I don't care what kind
Speaker 2: of meal it is.
Speaker 3: Just keep me give me the few meals come with toys,
Speaker 3: whereas if they get a sad meal, it's like getting
Speaker 3: cold at Christmas.
Speaker 2: I'd still go for the cheeseburger, Okay.
Speaker 3: My mum used to tell me that if I swallowed gum,
Speaker 3: my poo would come out and then it would bounce
Speaker 3: up and out in the toilet bowl and it would
Speaker 3: get stuck to my bottom.
Speaker 4: All right, That don't make me want to say.
Speaker 2: I was like, I'd probably be that child, be like,
Speaker 2: just give it a whirl, see what happened.
Speaker 3: Do you know what? Through I heard another one where
Speaker 3: someone said, if you swallow your chewing gum, your bottom
Speaker 3: hole is going to get stuck together and then you'll
Speaker 3: never be able to go to the toilet.
Speaker 4: Give us a call. Thirteen one six. What did your
Speaker 4: parents lie to you about? Brook? You're on with the girls?
Speaker 7: Good morning, high ladies.
Speaker 10: I tell my children that there is a camera in
Speaker 10: every room. I always believe it, and so they think
Speaker 10: that I have an app on my phone. Tell them
Speaker 10: that I can use the app to go back and
Speaker 10: see what they've got up to.
Speaker 2: So well, the crazy thing is Brook. That's a thing
Speaker 2: these days. Like we were just having a laugh that
Speaker 2: back in the day, I said my parents never said
Speaker 2: that there were never cameras in my house. But now
Speaker 2: there are cameras for the dogs, there's cameras for the kids,
Speaker 2: there's there's cameras you can put in a pen, like
Speaker 2: you can stalk someone.
Speaker 10: If I actually don't have a camera bricke, but they
Speaker 10: believe me that I do.
Speaker 3: So I like that you took this lie as far
Speaker 3: as you could, and you were like, not only do
Speaker 3: I have a camera, but I have it linked to
Speaker 3: an ass. You really went strong with the line. I
Speaker 3: think that's what you're going to do, go hard or
Speaker 3: go home to commit to the line.
Speaker 4: I agree Stephan's on thirteen one or six five, Stephie,
Speaker 4: what did your parents lie to you about?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 12: Well, it's actually what I lied to my daughter about.
Speaker 5: I told her she.
Speaker 12: Came home quite disguised with a bit of a deodorant
Speaker 12: kind of smell, and I could smell like some sort
Speaker 12: of a faint cigarette smell, and I'm like, oh, have
Speaker 12: you been smoking? And she said no, of course not.
Speaker 12: I'm like, oh, well that's good because the dentists will
Speaker 12: be able to tell when we go there on Friday anyway.
Speaker 3: So oh, but you know, you have to get the
Speaker 3: dentists on side with this as well. You've got to
Speaker 3: tell him, tell her she wants.
Speaker 2: A daughter to confess now before the dentist.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that was the point.
Speaker 2: It's like the dentists. So did she confess?
Speaker 12: No, No she didn't, but she freaked out a little bit.
Speaker 12: I don't think that she had been. I think she'd
Speaker 12: been around people who had been, but I think yeah,
Speaker 12: that's scared her for a while. I mean, she probably
Speaker 12: smoked now every day I don't.
Speaker 3: Even know our kids are doing.
Speaker 2: She's either she's either smoking or not telling you, or
Speaker 2: she's kissing boys that have been smoking. So I don't
Speaker 2: know which one you prefer.
Speaker 12: I'm sure could come of everything at the moment.
Speaker 2: Good luck with that one.
Speaker 4: Thank you, step Flaty. That's us done for the day,
Speaker 4: for the morning.
Speaker 3: We're out a stay forever.
Speaker 2: I could stay here forever too. We'll be back next week.
Speaker 3: I mean, yes, surprisingly they're still letting us in the offices.
Speaker 3: We're going to come back for another week on. But
Speaker 3: we love doing the show. And also if you want
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Speaker 3: awesome episode coming out this week with Beck Brown. So,
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