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Speaker 4: Hello, good morning Mikey. Nat here for Chemist Warehouse.
Speaker 5: It is.
Speaker 6: Friday.
Speaker 4: Sean Fraser in our newsroom. Good morning, mate.
Speaker 7: Morning.
Speaker 5: Good.
Speaker 8: Still a lot going around today and some sad stuff.
Speaker 8: Did anyone see those images of what happened in Nepal?
Speaker 7: I saw some videos.
Speaker 2: It is nuts.
Speaker 7: It looks like AI.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 4: A wall of water.
Speaker 5: That's what a lot of people are saying.
Speaker 10: It's so unbelievable to look at that it almost can't
Speaker 10: be real, but it is.
Speaker 8: That one, the car park one, it's like this big,
Speaker 8: you know, like four-story car park.
Speaker 9: Gone.
Speaker 8: The water just demolished it all. So what is the
Speaker 8: update overnight, mate?
Speaker 5: Well, 35 Aussies are still missing.
Speaker 10: 1,500 people worldwide.
Speaker 5: They sort of go to this place. A lot of
Speaker 5: tourists go there.
Speaker 4: Because it's near where you do the climbing.
Speaker 9: Stuff, yeah?
Speaker 10: Yeah, and a lot of people go there for peaceful stuff,
Speaker 10: pilgrimages and whatnot.
Speaker 5: So 1,500 people are missing. 390 people have been confirmed dead.
Speaker 11: Oh.
Speaker 10: And there's 35 Aussies that they know that are there
Speaker 10: that they can't get in contact with.
Speaker 7: None of them.
Speaker 4: We haven't found any of them.
Speaker 2: I know that some are young kids as well.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 7: Which is really, really sad.
Speaker 8: I mean, a bit of hope could be that obviously
Speaker 8: all the telecommunications has been knocked out, right? So we
Speaker 8: might not be able to find them, but they might
Speaker 8: be alive.
Speaker 2: But it's just the large number that's already been confirmed
Speaker 2: dead is scary.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 4: And when you look at those images, you're like, how
Speaker 4: could you survive that?
Speaker 7: I was going to say, with the images, it's... do
Speaker 7: you watch them and go, why are you filming?
Speaker 2: Like in some of the videos I saw, the guy's
Speaker 2: filming and it gets so, like the landslide's getting closer
Speaker 2: and closer and closer to him. And it's not until
Speaker 2: it is so dangerously close that he starts then running away.
Speaker 7: And I'm like, I wouldn't care for the footage. I'd
Speaker 7: be out of there.
Speaker 8: No, and a lot of it was like CCTV anyway.
Speaker 8: You don't need to get your phone out.
Speaker 7: No, it's nuts.
Speaker 2: But yeah, I mean, we can only hope for the
Speaker 2: best for the Aussies that are over there.
Speaker 5: Absolutely.
Speaker 10: Incredible story out of the Gold Coast, this one. A woman,
Speaker 10: she's given birth to biologically unrelated twins. So DNA testing
Speaker 10: has revealed that the boy is biologically hers, but the
Speaker 10: girl was genetically the daughter of another couple she was
Speaker 10: a surrogate for. So basically, she was going through the
Speaker 10: surrogacy for another couple, has had sex.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 13: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Oh, and then got pregnant herself.
Speaker 13: Yes. Wow.
Speaker 5: Oh, my God.
Speaker 2: I didn't even realise that was possible.
Speaker 4: Neither did I.
Speaker 8: So they're going to come out at the same time
Speaker 8: but not be related.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Are you sure now? You're pregnant. You sure it's not you?
Speaker 7: I'm sure that it's mine.
Speaker 4: It's not twins.
Speaker 7: It's not twins.
Speaker 4: Not biologically unrelated.
Speaker 2: It has been confirmed that there's only one baby in
Speaker 2: there and that baby is definitely mine and definitely.
Speaker 7: My partner's too.
Speaker 4: And the gender is?
Speaker 7: Not telling you yet.
Speaker 8: I'm going to get up before the end of the week.
Speaker 8: I've got one day to go.
Speaker 5: You know, this thing is possible with IVF as well.
Speaker 10: When you go through the IVF process, they say, you know,
Speaker 10: don't have sex for a while.
Speaker 4: That is insane.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 8: Hey, man, I also heard you talking about ciggies. It's
Speaker 8: always a story. What's going on?
Speaker 10: Okay, so a warning to those people who are buying
Speaker 10: the cheaper legal ciggies.
Speaker 4: 80% of Australia.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 7: No, 80% of smokers, not 80% of Australia. Come on, mate.
Speaker 2: That would be a big trouble there.
Speaker 14: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Yeah, what's the latest?
Speaker 10: Well, researchers in New Zealand, now they claim they've found
Speaker 10: traces of arsenic and radioactive uranium in the Chinese brand
Speaker 10: Double Happiness.
Speaker 5: Now, that's one of our biggest sellers here.
Speaker 4: You see them everywhere.
Speaker 15: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Right.
Speaker 8: So there's, like, obviously tobacco kills you, but uranium ain't great.
Speaker 13: No.
Speaker 5: No, it's not. It's not good. Arsenic is also, what,
Speaker 5: a rat poison or something?
Speaker 7: Yeah, is it?
Speaker 5: Not good.
Speaker 4: And people are smoking them.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 2: A huge story you missed in your bulletin this morning, Sean.
Speaker 2: 400,000 oysters have been stolen from a New South Wales farm.
Speaker 2: And I want to check the boot of Mikey's car
Speaker 2: because they do.
Speaker 7: Not know where these oysters are.
Speaker 4: I do love an oyster.
Speaker 7: It was 320 bags worth.
Speaker 2: Yeah, almost $ 400, 000, $ 350, 000 went missing from a mid-north coast
Speaker 2: oyster farm.
Speaker 7: But it was only discovered this week that they were missing.
Speaker 2: And now police are actually urging the public to look
Speaker 2: out for anyone with a suspiciously large number of cocktail
Speaker 2: or bistro-sized oysters. So if your mate this weekend is going, hey,
Speaker 2: come over for an oyster party, and there's just 400,000
Speaker 2: oysters everywhere, you might need to call the cops. How's
Speaker 2: that even going to the extent of some farmers, oyster farmers... are, like,
Speaker 2: planting fake oysters with trackers in them.
Speaker 4: Oh, that'd get me.
Speaker 2: to try and see if they can get the thief
Speaker 2: and find out who it is.
Speaker 4: Well, they are worth a lot. That's one of the
Speaker 4: things about oysters. I was at a bar on Monday.
Speaker 7: But it's a stinky thing to steal.
Speaker 5: I know, right?
Speaker 8: Monday night, they had a special. I think it was
Speaker 8: $ 2 per oyster.
Speaker 4: Because usually.
Speaker 8: You're spending about $ 30 if you're.
Speaker 4: Getting them for a dozen, but at a restaurant it can.
Speaker 2: Be way more. Mostly I say like $ 7, $ 6 an
Speaker 2: oyster if they're fresh and they're good.
Speaker 4: Monday night I got them too.
Speaker 7: $ 2 though is the quality is good.
Speaker 4: No, they weren't as good.
Speaker 2: There's no way they can charge that little for a
Speaker 2: quality fresh oyster.
Speaker 4: Well, I didn't need them anyway. I got 400,000 sitting
Speaker 4: in my car boots. Watch out my girlfriend Alana after
Speaker 4: I ate them.
Speaker 2: Yuck.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you're on kiss.
Speaker 9: Good morning.
Speaker 4: Oh, my God. Could you not? You had to sneeze
Speaker 4: right then.
Speaker 5: Straight then.
Speaker 7: I tried to hold it in.
Speaker 14: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Bless me.
Speaker 5: How was it?
Speaker 9: Bless you, yeah.
Speaker 7: Because I tried to hold it in. I feel I
Speaker 7: didn't get it all out.
Speaker 11: Right.
Speaker 4: Do you need to do it again?
Speaker 11: No.
Speaker 7: I'm just going to have to wait.
Speaker 9: A few hours.
Speaker 4: Well, that's Nat over there filling in for Amy. I'm Mikey.
Speaker 4: All right. If you can continue sneezing.
Speaker 11: I'm fine.
Speaker 9: Thank you.
Speaker 4: I've got a question for you.
Speaker 5: Yeah. What do women want?
Speaker 4: Just in general. We don't even know.
Speaker 8: Okay, so apparently you don't want, I want to run
Speaker 8: this past you, Natalie. Apparently you don't want bold romantic gestures.
Speaker 8: You want something else. I'm going to give you what
Speaker 8: this something else is and see if you agree. So
Speaker 8: according to influencer Bethany Dobson, this is what you should
Speaker 8: be doing instead, men.
Speaker 4: This is what women want. Finally, the answer.
Speaker 3: There is nothing more attractive than a man who takes
Speaker 3: the load off of you. I couldn't give a flying
Speaker 3: f * * * about flowers, about you buying me
Speaker 3: a new bag, about you posting pretty things about me.
Speaker 6: No.
Speaker 3: All I care about is your mature ability to reach
Speaker 3: me like a book and think, this.
Speaker 6: Girl is stressed.
Speaker 3: This girl needs loads taken off of her. So men,
Speaker 3: if you're watching this and your lady ain't liking you,
Speaker 3: take responsibility off of her.
Speaker 4: So take the load off her, which I do. Is
Speaker 4: that what we're talking about?
Speaker 7: I mean, yeah, you should always take the load off.
Speaker 4: That's all I heard, sorry. But what is she really
Speaker 4: saying apart from that?
Speaker 2: So what she's saying is don't worry about the flowers,
Speaker 2: don't worry about spending money. If you actually want to
Speaker 2: do something impactful, which your girlfriend will appreciate, you should
Speaker 2: be trying to do things like around the house. For example,
Speaker 2: you can see she's cleaning on the weekend. Instead of
Speaker 2: sitting on the lounge doing, watching the footy how about
Speaker 2: you go babe do you need help with anything or
Speaker 2: even better don't ask just get up and start helping right.
Speaker 8: I remember once with an ex-girlfriend she was just like
Speaker 8: frantically mopping and i was watching tv and i said
Speaker 8: can i help she goes no it's fine it wasn't fine.
Speaker 2: No it definitely yes whenever we say it's fine it's
Speaker 2: not fine okay but yeah no it's the helping without
Speaker 2: needing to ask for it or even without you saying,
Speaker 2: do you need help?
Speaker 7: We clearly would love help. We don't enjoy mopping.
Speaker 4: I just went back to watch the footy. I was like, oh, well,
Speaker 4: she's fine.
Speaker 2: I think it was the other day when I was
Speaker 2: vacuuming and I said to Kane, I'm like, can you
Speaker 2: move your shoes? And he goes, yep, and just lifted
Speaker 2: them and then put them back down. And I'm like,
Speaker 2: that was my subtle way actually of saying.
Speaker 4: He should have noticed the shoes needed moving.
Speaker 12: Yes.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 8: So we need to do all that. But then you
Speaker 8: get in trouble if you don't buy flowers and stuff.
Speaker 7: Oh, no, I disagree with that. We want that too. Oh,
Speaker 7: you just want everything. I think we want that too.
Speaker 2: But what she's saying is if it's one or the
Speaker 2: other or like don't think I'm going to do something
Speaker 2: really nice for my girlfriend, this will be the winner,
Speaker 2: I'm going to get her flowers. If you're going to
Speaker 2: pick something that will have the most impact, I think
Speaker 2: it would be her coming home after a day of
Speaker 2: work or something she's been doing all day and you've
Speaker 2: just unloaded the dishwasher.
Speaker 8: Yeah, or lifted your shoes while she's vacuuming. I like
Speaker 8: that you're still vacuuming though.
Speaker 4: Just lift the shoes. The least you could do.
Speaker 7: The least you could do is move your freaking shoes.
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Speaker 7: Let's talk to Victoria. Good morning.
Speaker 16: Good morning.
Speaker 14: How are you?
Speaker 13: Good.
Speaker 4: What's up?
Speaker 16: I just wanted to talk about the influencer before that
Speaker 16: you guys had on air.
Speaker 8: Ah, the take a load off influencer. She tells you, men,
Speaker 8: you want to keep your woman happy, take a load
Speaker 8: off her.
Speaker 3: There is nothing more attractive than a man who takes
Speaker 3: the load off of you. I couldn't give a flying
Speaker 3: and f * * * about flowers, about you buying
Speaker 3: me a new bag, about you posting pretty things about me.
Speaker 11: No.
Speaker 3: All I care about is your mature ability to reach
Speaker 3: me like a book and think, this girl is stressed.
Speaker 3: This girl needs loads taken off of her. So men,
Speaker 3: if you're watching this and your lady ain't liking you,
Speaker 3: take responsibility.
Speaker 8: Off of her sick no flowers no nice treats.
Speaker 2: Well I said I think both but yeah what do
Speaker 2: you think Victoria I think I.
Speaker 16: Think I'm on the ladies side because ladies here we're
Speaker 16: hard working hard working women and then men just need
Speaker 16: to take off a lot of hand load off our
Speaker 16: hands like what give.
Speaker 8: Me an example what do you want your man to
Speaker 8: do for you Like the little.
Speaker 16: Things, like washing dishes, maybe the laundry sometimes.
Speaker 13: What else?
Speaker 4: Instead of just being a lazy kid.
Speaker 16: Yeah, lazy little bum bum.
Speaker 2: Lazy little bum bum. I think helping anything cleaning-wise we'd appreciate.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but isn't it like, oh, he doesn't do it right?
Speaker 2: Yeah, look, when you said laundry and dishes, I kind
Speaker 2: of started twitching because I was like, stay out of
Speaker 2: the laundry. But yeah, I mean, doing the floors and
Speaker 2: the toilets, no one wants to do the toilets.
Speaker 7: That would be a huge help.
Speaker 4: Kaylee's on. Hi, Kaylee.
Speaker 17: Good morning.
Speaker 18: How are you guys?
Speaker 9: Good.
Speaker 4: What do you want to talk about?
Speaker 18: So with Bruno Mars announcing his new tour yesterday, what
Speaker 18: I was going to ask was, what's your favorite Bruno
Speaker 18: Mars song?
Speaker 4: Oh, what's yours, first of all?
Speaker 13: Yeah.
Speaker 18: Well, I've received some disappointment about this, but Versace.
Speaker 5: Oh, my God.
Speaker 7: Me too. Versace on the floor.
Speaker 19: Oh, you're kidding.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I like the David Guetta version.
Speaker 7: No, this is the remix.
Speaker 4: Is it? No, that's the original.
Speaker 13: Okay. Yeah.
Speaker 4: The David Guetta one's much more upbeat. It's a bit faster.
Speaker 13: Yeah. Yeah. No.
Speaker 4: No, you can sing.
Speaker 1: It's okay.
Speaker 4: It's one comment. Get it out of your head. How
Speaker 4: to get to that. You know mine. It's better than that.
Speaker 7: It's... Oh, yeah.
Speaker 4: Grenade.
Speaker 7: God, you're such a fairy. I am a big fairy.
Speaker 2: Like, I would have thought for you, like, 24 Karat
Speaker 2: Magic or one of those ones.
Speaker 13: Too happy.
Speaker 4: You know, I like a sad song.
Speaker 2: Oh, you do like a sad song.
Speaker 4: Some sad, depressed piece of shit. Hey, on Monday.
Speaker 7: Oh, yes, huge on Monday.
Speaker 5: We are giving you.
Speaker 4: One of us say it.
Speaker 7: Which one?
Speaker 4: Anyone want to say it? Thing, what are we doing
Speaker 4: on Monday?
Speaker 7: It's big.
Speaker 4: The Bruno Mars You Getter?
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: We're throwing to producers to talk about the thing. Like what?
Speaker 7: Because both of us just went, oh, Monday, it's big.
Speaker 4: All right, all right, I'll do it.
Speaker 8: Every caller that gets on air is going to win
Speaker 8: Bruno Mars tickets.
Speaker 4: Every single caller.
Speaker 2: It is our next You Getter. So make sure you
Speaker 2: are listening from 6 a.m. to get your hands on tickets,
Speaker 2: especially you, Kayleigh, if you're a big fan.
Speaker 7: You need to be listening Monday morning. I'm begging.
Speaker 8: Make sure you call in from 6 a.m., all right?
Speaker 4: Good luck.
Speaker 7: All right, I've been covering this story all week.
Speaker 2: It is the Lockie Neal Brisbane Lions player cheating on
Speaker 2: his now ex-wife, Jules Neal, with her best.
Speaker 7: Friend, Tess Crosley.
Speaker 4: Yeah, big one, big scandal.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so this happened earlier this year, but the reason
Speaker 2: it's being brought back up now is because Jules has
Speaker 2: done a podcast where she told her side of the story,
Speaker 2: and she basically said that it wasn't the first time
Speaker 2: Lockie had cheated on her, And she also clarified, just
Speaker 2: in case anyone was wondering, that they're definitely not swingers
Speaker 2: or in an open relationship.
Speaker 3: Definitely not in an open relationship and definitely not swinging.
Speaker 2: If we were swinging, I wouldn't have packed up my
Speaker 2: life and packed up the kids and left.
Speaker 4: Because obviously it's not cheating if you're swinging, right?
Speaker 6: Yes.
Speaker 2: So in case anyone had any doubts, because it is,
Speaker 2: you know, Tess, the other woman, was also married. So
Speaker 2: it kind of looks like, hang on, was there an arrangement?
Speaker 2: But no, according to Jules, definitely not an arrangement. Now
Speaker 2: the other woman, Tess, has done her own podcast in
Speaker 2: a bit of a tit-for-tat thing. Look, I'll just say
Speaker 2: that her podcast to me sounds like a lot of
Speaker 2: victim mentality, a bit of pick-me behavior. But she did say...
Speaker 2: She knows she made a mistake. I mean, she can't
Speaker 2: deny that. She did sleep with someone else's husband. They
Speaker 2: also have a child, so you're kind of a homewrecker
Speaker 2: in my opinion.
Speaker 4: We should play Samba Homewrecker.
Speaker 2: No, we could just play a bit of her podcast
Speaker 2: where she was asked the same question about if they
Speaker 2: were swinging, and this is how she decided to answer.
Speaker 1: I think, like I said, there was a lot of
Speaker 1: context that people don't know, but I think due to
Speaker 1: respect of the other people involved, I obviously can't talk
Speaker 1: about their past, private lives.
Speaker 4: She doesn't give much.
Speaker 2: She just keeps dancing around it, doesn't she? And like
Speaker 2: out of respect at other people. And she keeps talking
Speaker 2: about this alleged context. In what context or situation is
Speaker 2: it okay to sleep with a married man?
Speaker 4: I don't know if she explained herself properly.
Speaker 5: We'd know.
Speaker 4: What about swinging butt? Well, let's say they were. Hypothetically,
Speaker 4: they were all swinging.
Speaker 5: Okay.
Speaker 4: You and Kane get.
Speaker 9: A bit bored.
Speaker 2: No way.
Speaker 15: Never?
Speaker 7: Never.
Speaker 15: Sean?
Speaker 2: Never.
Speaker 4: Would you get into it?
Speaker 7: I'm far too jealous.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 13: Yeah.
Speaker 2: And also the idea, the thought of me being with
Speaker 2: someone else is gross to me.
Speaker 4: Oh, wow. You're that in love with him. The thought
Speaker 4: of you being with someone else.
Speaker 13: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I don't want to ever sleep with anyone else again.
Speaker 5: Oh, that is sweet.
Speaker 7: Oh, why do you guys not have that feeling?
Speaker 5: Not me. You wait.
Speaker 7: Wait, which one?
Speaker 5: No, I've found my person.
Speaker 7: So does the thought of sleeping with someone else make
Speaker 7: you sick?
Speaker 5: It doesn't make me sick.
Speaker 7: Not sick, but like feel gross.
Speaker 15: I don't know.
Speaker 7: That's a no.
Speaker 4: You know what I mean?
Speaker 5: Like, I'm not going to, like, I don't know. Oh, no.
Speaker 7: Oh, Mike E., what about you?
Speaker 8: The sheer thought of bedding another woman makes me violently ill.
Speaker 8: Explosive diarrhea and vomit.
Speaker 15: I am.
Speaker 4: I need to be hospitalised.
Speaker 7: You're that ill at the thought.
Speaker 4: Just the thought of it.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Let's go.
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Speaker 7: Ellie is going to be playing. Ellie out of Melbourne.
Speaker 7: Good morning.
Speaker 19: Morning, honey.
Speaker 6: Good.
Speaker 5: Good.
Speaker 7: Now, what do you want the money for, Ellie?
Speaker 20: I want to go see my sisters.
Speaker 11: They're in Perth with my nieces.
Speaker 7: I've never been to Perth, but I've heard it's beautiful.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 20: It is very pretty.
Speaker 7: Pretty beaches.
Speaker 13: Oh, yeah.
Speaker 4: Huge beaches as well.
Speaker 2: It's just like so far, because we're obviously on the
Speaker 2: East Coast, that I'm like, by the time I go
Speaker 2: to Perth, I may as well just go.
Speaker 4: Well, you might as well go to Bali.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Which is not far from.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Or do both.
Speaker 13: All right.
Speaker 7: Well, let's hope we can get you some cash this morning.
Speaker 2: Best of luck, Ellie. Question number one. Which brand makes
Speaker 2: the Samsung Galaxy phone? Who's older, Bindi Irwin or Robert Irwin?
Speaker 3: Bindi.
Speaker 2: According to Sabrina Carpenter's hit House Tour, how many floors.
Speaker 7: Does she have?
Speaker 17: Three.
Speaker 2: Who's the current host of A Current Affair?
Speaker 5: Pass.
Speaker 7: Finish these Drake lyrics.
Speaker 2: You used to call me on my cell phone late
Speaker 2: night when you need my.
Speaker 7: Love.
Speaker 2: Dope is a famous catchphrase from which Simpsons character?
Speaker 20: Homer Simpson.
Speaker 7: Dolly Parton was the godmother to which celebrity?
Speaker 20: Miley Cyrus.
Speaker 2: What is Taylor Lautner's wife's name?
Speaker 20: Tay Lautner.
Speaker 2: Which major sporting grand final takes place in September?
Speaker 20: AFL grand final.
Speaker 2: Who released the album Wild Child today?
Speaker 16: I don't know.
Speaker 9: Pass.
Speaker 2: All right, let's go back to who's the current host
Speaker 2: of A Current Affair?
Speaker 21: Um.
Speaker 7: I don't know.
Speaker 20: Tracy Grimshaw.
Speaker 1: Tracy Grimshaw.
Speaker 7: And who released the album? Oh, my God. You were
Speaker 7: so close. I really wanted you to get there. You
Speaker 7: got eight out of ten.
Speaker 8: And, you know, the funny thing is two of those answers.
Speaker 8: that she couldn't get are appearing on the show today. Well,
Speaker 8: not Ali Langdon, but Tracy Grimshaw is what you said,
Speaker 8: but it's Ali Langdon. Well, that's a different show, so
Speaker 8: it's not really.
Speaker 4: But Tracy used to host A Current Affair.
Speaker 2: Oh, yes, okay, tenuous link. But yes, no, the current
Speaker 2: host of A Current Affair is Ali Langdon and the
Speaker 2: album Wildchild is Alex Warren.
Speaker 8: Who is on the show after eight in the country
Speaker 8: right now. And yeah, Tracy Grimshaw coming up as well.
Speaker 4: I'm sorry, you were so bloody close.
Speaker 13: Oh, thanks, guys.
Speaker 12: I know.
Speaker 4: Oh, well, no Perth for you.
Speaker 7: No, she can still go. She has to pay.
Speaker 2: Mikey, have you ever heard of something called a flirting coach?
Speaker 8: Oh, is that you flirting with me right now?
Speaker 9: No.
Speaker 7: So maybe you need to see one.
Speaker 2: Oh, we're about to chat to Lizzie Lang. So she's
Speaker 2: a flirting coach out of the UK. And how she
Speaker 2: got into this is basically she saw a flirting coach
Speaker 2: herself and then after success with that decided to be one.
Speaker 4: I didn't realise there were so many. Lizzie, welcome along,
Speaker 4: you big flirt.
Speaker 5: Hello.
Speaker 14: Hi, thank you so much for having me on the show.
Speaker 2: So tell us about when you started seeing a flirting coach.
Speaker 2: What made you think, I need to up my game
Speaker 2: here and get better flirting skills?
Speaker 14: Well, I had been on the dating apps for so long.
Speaker 14: And I just wasn't getting any results. It was exhausting.
Speaker 14: I was wasting my time, my life. You know, I
Speaker 14: was swiping and going on having to come home and
Speaker 14: get changed and go out again and repeat. And then
Speaker 14: one day I went on another day, the last day,
Speaker 14: and I thought to myself. The definition of madness, Einstein said,
Speaker 14: was doing the same thing over and over again and
Speaker 14: expecting different results. So I was like, there has to
Speaker 14: be a better way.
Speaker 2: So is this how you met your now husband, Owen,
Speaker 2: from the skills that you learned from seeing that flirting coach?
Speaker 11: Yes.
Speaker 7: Yeah, absolutely.
Speaker 14: However, he approached me in the end. I was in
Speaker 14: the bar doing my flirting skills. with tips and tricks.
Speaker 14: But I was taught by my coach how to present
Speaker 14: myself at the bar to be approachable.
Speaker 4: Well, how is that? How does a woman, if a woman.
Speaker 2: Is open to meeting someone new and then... out, what
Speaker 2: should they be doing?
Speaker 14: They should be centre of the room, not hiding in
Speaker 14: a corner, not on their phone. Looking approachable, friendly, because
Speaker 14: guys are a little bit nervous to approach women.
Speaker 5: Oh, we are.
Speaker 4: They don't want to be rebuffed. Do you flick your
Speaker 4: hair and, like, twirl gum in your mouth?
Speaker 7: And bat your eyelashes.
Speaker 5: Is that a thing?
Speaker 8: Like, hey, babe.
Speaker 2: You smile.
Speaker 14: You have an open posture.
Speaker 6: Right.
Speaker 14: So you don't have your hands crossed. You're not looking
Speaker 14: down at your phone. You're open, you're facing into the centre.
Speaker 5: Of the room.
Speaker 4: Yeah, looking like. Yeah, that makes sense.
Speaker 2: I want to kind of get from you, what are
Speaker 2: your top tips when it comes to, okay, the woman
Speaker 2: has the man next to her, they're engaging in conversation,
Speaker 2: what should she be saying or doing?
Speaker 7: How should she flirt?
Speaker 11: Touch.
Speaker 20: Oh.
Speaker 14: So a gentle touch of the hand. Oh, the back.
Speaker 15: Yeah.
Speaker 2: The lower back, upper back?
Speaker 7: Where are we talking? We need specifics, Lizzie.
Speaker 14: Well, if you're getting up to go to the loo
Speaker 14: or go and get a drink, you just touch them
Speaker 14: on the shoulder or on the lower back. Or if
Speaker 14: you're laughing, you can reach over and go, ha, ha, ha,
Speaker 14: and just touch their arm.
Speaker 8: I've had that so many times, so I know what
Speaker 8: you mean.
Speaker 2: And what are the common mistakes that people are making
Speaker 2: when they're trying to flirt?
Speaker 7: What are things people should avoid?
Speaker 14: You need to ask open-ended questions. So some people think
Speaker 14: they're conversing, but they're actually just making statements.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 14: And the other person then might not know how to answer.
Speaker 14: The best question to ask is what's... What do you
Speaker 14: think of? So what do you think of this bar?
Speaker 14: And you use the place where you are as a prop.
Speaker 14: What do you think of this cocktail? What cocktail would
Speaker 14: you recommend?
Speaker 2: As opposed to, do you like this cocktail?
Speaker 7: Where really that's all you're asking for is, yeah, I
Speaker 7: like it.
Speaker 4: Now we've got our own Jackson.
Speaker 8: He hit the streets to ask Aussies for their pickup lines.
Speaker 8: I don't know whether a flirting coach likes pickup lines,
Speaker 8: but we wanted to throw a.
Speaker 11: Few at you.
Speaker 7: Yeah, before we get to the pickup lines, what are
Speaker 7: your thoughts on them?
Speaker 11: Yes.
Speaker 14: My husband's pick-up line was, tonight you met a cheeky Australian.
Speaker 3: Oh.
Speaker 4: So you're married to an Australian.
Speaker 5: I am, yes.
Speaker 2: Well, maybe some of these pick-up lines will have you
Speaker 2: swooning then. Let's get into the first one. We asked,
Speaker 2: what do you call a girl that you've just met?
Speaker 2: And this is what this person said.
Speaker 15: A sugarplum.
Speaker 4: A princess. Probably beautiful.
Speaker 15: Yeah.
Speaker 13: Their name.
Speaker 9: A shorty man.
Speaker 4: I call her a shorty man, you know. Baby, beautiful. Baby,
Speaker 4: my princess, my girl.
Speaker 9: Beautiful.
Speaker 4: I just call her by her first name.
Speaker 5: Honey.
Speaker 4: Okay, baby. There's a lot of baby there.
Speaker 7: Yeah, and there was a lot of beautiful.
Speaker 2: So what do you think you should be calling someone
Speaker 2: that you've just met to let them know, like, you know,
Speaker 2: you're interested?
Speaker 14: Oh, that's a good one. I don't know. If you
Speaker 14: just met them, you want to play it a little
Speaker 14: bit cool, don't you? I would call them by their name.
Speaker 4: Okay, we then asked, what is your best pick-up line?
Speaker 4: Have a listen.
Speaker 2: I'm not sure why I'm picking up the guy.
Speaker 7: That's the guy's job.
Speaker 9: Your hand looks heavy. Can I hold it for you?
Speaker 5: If you were a vegetable, you'd be a cute cumber.
Speaker 9: Hey, shorty, man.
Speaker 4: What are you doing, man? You're so fine, man. You're
Speaker 4: the funniest shorty I've ever seen, man.
Speaker 7: Can you get on my line?
Speaker 2: Oh!
Speaker 4: Are you from Japan? Because I want to see your panties.
Speaker 7: Are you from Tennessee? Because I want to see your panties.
Speaker 4: I just slipped on my knees falling for you. There's
Speaker 4: a lot of panties there. What do you think, Lizzie?
Speaker 14: Well, I always think a sense of humour is a winner.
Speaker 14: So if you can make a girl laugh, then I
Speaker 14: think you're in.
Speaker 13: All right.
Speaker 2: We asked the boys, what's the best move that you
Speaker 2: use to get a girl?
Speaker 7: And this is what they said.
Speaker 4: Buy him a drink.
Speaker 9: Vodka Red Bull.
Speaker 4: Probably buy her a drink.
Speaker 5: Buy her a drink.
Speaker 9: Buy her a drink, man.
Speaker 15: On the first date, you know, always knock on the
Speaker 15: door and never get them to come down and text
Speaker 15: them or anything.
Speaker 4: And I'll say hi to the mum.
Speaker 7: Be touchy, flirt a lot.
Speaker 4: Put your hand around her.
Speaker 15: Drive to her house, you know, I'll open up the
Speaker 15: door for her and I'll give her.
Speaker 7: A nice bunch of flowers.
Speaker 2: Maybe just stop talking, keep his mouth shut.
Speaker 21: Oh!
Speaker 20: Okay.
Speaker 4: Any you like in there? I mean, a bit keen
Speaker 4: buying flowers on day number one.
Speaker 2: I think a lot of people said buy her a drink.
Speaker 2: And then the one that I really liked was if
Speaker 2: you're picking her up, go to the door.
Speaker 4: I like that. Yeah, don't just text. I'm out the front.
Speaker 4: What do you think, Lizzie?
Speaker 6: Oh, yeah, that's nice.
Speaker 14: However, I think if it was a stranger, I don't
Speaker 14: want a stranger hovering by my door.
Speaker 11: Okay.
Speaker 8: Now, interestingly, you were talking about being in the bar
Speaker 8: and waiting for a man to come up to you.
Speaker 8: So we asked, what's the best thing a girl can
Speaker 8: do to pick up a guy?
Speaker 4: Let's see.
Speaker 9: Make eye contact.
Speaker 2: Just go up to them, be confident.
Speaker 7: Ask for his number.
Speaker 15: A subtle touch to the arm or something. Whisper some
Speaker 15: freaky stuff in my ear. I'd say, honestly, I don't get,
Speaker 15: I feel like girls don't do enough anymore. So I
Speaker 15: feel like I'd like to get a drink bought for
Speaker 15: me once in a while.
Speaker 4: I feel like it's their time.
Speaker 9: Maybe give him a hug.
Speaker 4: What do you think? Can you buy a man a
Speaker 4: drink or is that a no-no?
Speaker 14: I think that's quite a bold move.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 14: But yeah, it is a bold move.
Speaker 21: Yeah.
Speaker 14: I do like it, but I probably just hover and
Speaker 14: be like, that's a nice drink. Or what would you
Speaker 14: recommend and see if they offered, but yeah, I don't
Speaker 14: see why not.
Speaker 7: So you're just standing there all night going, Oh God,
Speaker 7: I'm thirsty. And it's just not picking up on any
Speaker 7: of the cues. Oh, that'd be nice to have a drink.
Speaker 8: It's really interesting stuff. You can follow Lizzie on Instagram.
Speaker 8: It's I am Lizzie Lang. Thank you for joining us
Speaker 8: so much Lizzie.
Speaker 2: Thank you Lizzie.
Speaker 14: That was so much fun. Thank you for having me.
Speaker 2: All right.
Speaker 4: Hey, let's take your calls. Have you got a pick-up line?
Speaker 4: I want to hear some awful ones.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I want to hear if there's any good pick-up
Speaker 2: line where I'm actually like, that would.
Speaker 7: Work on me.
Speaker 8: Yeah, 131065, do these even work?
Speaker 4: Have you got a good pick-up line?
Speaker 8: Let's take your calls about that up next, all right?
Speaker 4: Eminem playing now here on KISS. We just had this
Speaker 4: flirting coach on, right?
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 4: It's a coach for bloody everything.
Speaker 7: I know.
Speaker 2: But basically her two big pieces of advice were touch
Speaker 2: is very important and also when you're out in a room,
Speaker 2: make sure you look approachable. So no phone in your hand.
Speaker 2: Just be standing there and open, ready for people to
Speaker 2: approach you. The other thing, though, she said is she
Speaker 2: didn't mind a pick-up line because her husband actually used
Speaker 2: a kind of pick-up line on her.
Speaker 7: So if you got a good one, it may actually
Speaker 7: still work. So we thought.
Speaker 2: 131065, do you have a good pickup line that you
Speaker 2: say works every time?
Speaker 4: Here's Archie. Hey, man, what's your pickup line?
Speaker 9: Hey, it is.
Speaker 13: Are you a Wi-Fi router? Because I'm feeling a really
Speaker 13: strong connection.
Speaker 7: I don't know about that one, Archie. Has it worked
Speaker 7: for you before?
Speaker 5: Really?
Speaker 7: Okay.
Speaker 2: Would you say you're an attractive guy in general?
Speaker 20: Oh, I wouldn't say that.
Speaker 7: Are you good with the ladies normally, though?
Speaker 19: I think the pick-up line's so good.
Speaker 13: Right.
Speaker 7: Do you think it just maybe breaks the ice a
Speaker 7: little bit? Exactly, yeah. Yeah, okay.
Speaker 2: So maybe it's less about what they're saying and more
Speaker 2: about just coming in with confidence.
Speaker 7: Confidence, exactly.
Speaker 4: Paul, let's see yours. Hello, Paul.
Speaker 11: How are you going?
Speaker 21: Good.
Speaker 4: Go for it, man. What's your pick-up line?
Speaker 11: Is your dad a mechanic?
Speaker 13: Because you are a machine.
Speaker 9: Yeah, look.
Speaker 5: What is that?
Speaker 8: Is that a sound effect?
Speaker 2: That worked on you more than it worked on me. Look,
Speaker 2: it depends on the setting. That feels like a nightclub
Speaker 2: pick-up line to me.
Speaker 4: Oh, yeah, a lot of them are. Wally, hey, Wally,
Speaker 4: you're on air.
Speaker 9: Wally.
Speaker 19: Yes, mate, how you going?
Speaker 9: Yeah, good.
Speaker 4: What's your pick-up line?
Speaker 20: Are you on Spotify?
Speaker 2: Because you're listed as the hottest single.
Speaker 13: Oh.
Speaker 7: I hate all of these.
Speaker 8: Jennifer, go on. Let's get a chick one. I didn't
Speaker 8: know women needed to do this, but go on.
Speaker 19: This is actually my son who's 10 years old. It's
Speaker 19: a bit sleazy, but he always says, is there a
Speaker 19: shovel in your pocket? Because I'm digging that ass.
Speaker 7: Why is that my favourite one so far?
Speaker 2: And it's from your 10-year-old son.
Speaker 7: Why is he using pick-up lines? Where do you hear that?
Speaker 19: He says it to our family. He's not allowed to
Speaker 19: say it anymore. I don't know where he got it from.
Speaker 19: But I always think about it because it's so funny.
Speaker 19: I think it will work for him in the future
Speaker 19: because he's.
Speaker 2: A funny kid.
Speaker 19: He's funny.
Speaker 2: Did you start saying he's been saying it to family members?
Speaker 19: Yeah, like he said it to me and to my
Speaker 19: brother and he tells my mum. He just finds it
Speaker 19: so funny.
Speaker 2: He obviously doesn't really know what it means, but because
Speaker 2: everyone laughs every time he says it, he's like, oh yeah,
Speaker 2: I'm a comedian.
Speaker 4: He's a cheeky little bugger.
Speaker 5: I love it.
Speaker 4: But I reckon that'll work.
Speaker 8: The ladies will like him when he's older because he's
Speaker 8: got some cheek in him. All right, Sebastian, what's yours?
Speaker 7: Mine is.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Mine is, you are what you eat.
Speaker 9: And by tonight, I plan to be you.
Speaker 8: The boys in the background are having a laugh, though.
Speaker 4: At least they're laughing.
Speaker 7: Yeah, nah, that one's a hard pass for me.
Speaker 4: Thank you, Sean. Let's go to Nat. What have you
Speaker 4: got in celebrity news?
Speaker 2: Remember back in 2023 how Jamie Foxx had that mysterious
Speaker 2: illness and he was in hospital and no one kind
Speaker 2: of knew what was happening?
Speaker 7: We've since found out.
Speaker 2: He suffered a medical emergency that led to a brain bleed,
Speaker 2: which eventuated into a stroke. And he was filming that
Speaker 2: movie back in action at the time with Cameron Diaz.
Speaker 2: Apparently it started with a headache and then he was
Speaker 2: getting blackouts and things like that. He suffered about 20
Speaker 2: days of memory loss. And when he woke up, he
Speaker 2: couldn't even walk.
Speaker 7: That's how bad it was. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Now he's spoken out about that experience and how he
Speaker 2: leaned on comedy to get through it. Take a listen.
Speaker 22: The parts I do remember, like the rehab part was
Speaker 22: frustrating because I'm like, they say.
Speaker 5: You got a second chance.
Speaker 22: I said, f * * * the second chance. What
Speaker 22: was wrong with my first chance? This doesn't happen to anybody.
Speaker 9: How does it happen to me?
Speaker 5: It's a funny f * * * though. Like, Yeah, they.
Speaker 22: Couldn't do wellness checks on me because I only had
Speaker 22: comedy to lean on.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 5: So I was just funny.
Speaker 22: I was always joking all the time. So when they
Speaker 22: come and say, who are you today, sir? And I
Speaker 22: was somebody different.
Speaker 5: Who are you today? Damn, it's crazy. I'm Diap Chappelle.
Speaker 22: Somebody said I had a stroke.
Speaker 4: Pow, damn.
Speaker 2: Crazy it seems like at the start he kind of
Speaker 2: was just sitting there and like that self-pity you know
Speaker 2: how some people when bad things happen i'm a bit
Speaker 2: of a wallower like i sit there and i like
Speaker 2: what did i do.
Speaker 4: To deserve this and all that i'm like that but
Speaker 4: i actually i.
Speaker 2: Don't know this is going to be a bit deep
Speaker 2: of me but i saw something on instagram the other.
Speaker 7: Day was it a quote it's no it's i actually.
Speaker 2: Really it really resonated with me so i want to
Speaker 2: share it So if you put everyone's problems in the
Speaker 2: world into this ginormous hat, including your own.
Speaker 4: It's the biggest hat in the world.
Speaker 7: Biggest hat in the world. You wouldn't wear it.
Speaker 4: Let's not split hairs about what the hat looks like.
Speaker 7: It's a big purple hat with a bow on it.
Speaker 7: Like think of Willy Wonka's hat.
Speaker 4: But really big.
Speaker 2: But it's huge because on little slips of paper, it's
Speaker 2: got to have one for every person in the whole world.
Speaker 7: Anyway, we're taking away from the sentiment here.
Speaker 2: If everyone's problems in the world went into this hat,
Speaker 2: And you had the choice to either keep your own
Speaker 2: or lucky dip and pick someone else's out.
Speaker 7: Would you keep your own?
Speaker 4: Oh, but is it going to be some awful like problem? Exactly. Yeah,
Speaker 4: but it could also be some nepo baby's problem.
Speaker 6: Exactly.
Speaker 4: Daddy doesn't love me, but.
Speaker 5: I'm a billionaire.
Speaker 2: But it puts into perspective that sometimes your problems aren't
Speaker 2: actually the worst thing in the world.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm going lucky dip. Did we like that?
Speaker 7: I thought that was good.
Speaker 6: It's good.
Speaker 5: Thanks.
Speaker 4: Picture in this giant hat.
Speaker 7: I know, the giant Willy Wonka hat.
Speaker 2: Also, Kylie Jenner has got some pretty big boobies already.
Speaker 2: She's been pretty open with the fact that she got
Speaker 2: fake ones. Like, she doesn't try and convince us they're real.
Speaker 2: But on a new podcast, she said she still wouldn't
Speaker 2: mind getting them even bigger than they already are.
Speaker 7: Take a listen.
Speaker 3: I do want them bigger.
Speaker 11: I'm like, they need to be bigger and more gigantic.
Speaker 1: I want my tits to walk in before I do.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Is there a point where the boobs can be too
Speaker 7: big for you as a man?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think so.
Speaker 8: And you're either like, I mean, the boob guy or not,
Speaker 8: but like they never quite look real, do they?
Speaker 7: Hers had done really well.
Speaker 2: And she actually went viral a few years ago because
Speaker 2: she revealed how she had hers done. And it was
Speaker 2: like half over the muscle, half under the muscle. And
Speaker 2: hers like here, look.
Speaker 5: Oh, yeah.
Speaker 7: Like they're not bolt-ons.
Speaker 4: No, they're kind of believable.
Speaker 7: But, I mean, she's got money for the best surgeon
Speaker 7: in the world.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 2: But then I don't know why she'd want to go
Speaker 2: any bigger than that because she's quite a small girl.
Speaker 7: You know when you see those girls?
Speaker 4: Like out of proportion.
Speaker 7: It looks ridiculous.
Speaker 2: Sometimes I think if you're a tiny girl and you
Speaker 2: were given tiny ta-tas from God, that's probably what suits
Speaker 2: you better.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and your problem in the hat would be you
Speaker 4: think your boobs.
Speaker 5: Are too small.
Speaker 9: Yes.
Speaker 7: I actually wouldn't mind pulling that problem out of the hat.
Speaker 9: Alex Warren. Hello. Welcome to Australia. Well, welcome back to Australia.
Speaker 6: Thanks for having me.
Speaker 8: And you love it here. Have we got a special
Speaker 8: place in your heart? 17 weeks, number one for Ordinary.
Speaker 6: I think regardless of the charts, Australia's always just been
Speaker 6: the place. Growing up in a surf city, this was
Speaker 6: always somewhere I wanted to go. I say this in
Speaker 6: almost every interview. I used to put on an Australian
Speaker 6: accent everywhere I went growing up.
Speaker 9: Can I hear it?
Speaker 6: I used to tell everyone I was from Perth, and
Speaker 6: it was like a whole thing, and no, and all
Speaker 6: this stuff.
Speaker 9: It's actually really good.
Speaker 6: It's not bad, but it teeters on English sometimes.
Speaker 9: Yeah, if it keeps going for a while.
Speaker 5: Yeah, if it keeps going.
Speaker 9: How did you perfect that? Do you know many Australians?
Speaker 6: I would literally, yeah, I grew up with a lot
Speaker 6: of Australians and surfing, so that was the biggest thing
Speaker 6: for us. I don't know why so many were in
Speaker 6: San Diego, but I have a lot of history with Australians.
Speaker 9: And have you surfed here or not?
Speaker 6: No, I will be this week, which I'm very stoked for. Before,
Speaker 6: I was only here for such a limited time, and
Speaker 6: it was a flight every single day. We played one show, flight,
Speaker 6: one show, flight. And now I'm here for six days straight.
Speaker 6: So I'm really excited to actually start. I'm doing a
Speaker 6: bunch of wave pool sessions.
Speaker 9: Right, okay.
Speaker 8: And is there anything apart from that that you're really
Speaker 8: looking forward to doing in Australia then?
Speaker 6: There's some spots. I'm really good friends with Rob Irwin.
Speaker 6: So Rob and I are going to do some stuff together,
Speaker 6: which I'm really excited to see him. He's just the
Speaker 6: sweetest man in the world.
Speaker 9: You're not afraid of the animals?
Speaker 18: No.
Speaker 9: Does he bring a python around with him or anything
Speaker 9: like that?
Speaker 6: It's so nice to watch, and I'm just going to
Speaker 6: give my friend some glory here. Rob is such a,
Speaker 6: very much like his dad, or at least what I've
Speaker 6: been able to see on the internet and growing up
Speaker 6: with that series, but also on top of it, he's
Speaker 6: so caring of these animals that, like, I remember we
Speaker 6: did something together with an alligator, and he's, oh, look
Speaker 6: right here. And he's showing me everything about the alligator,
Speaker 6: and I was like... Dude, I selfishly love to watch
Speaker 6: him do what he does so well.
Speaker 9: That's good to know that you'll be hanging around him.
Speaker 9: So Ordinary, though, 17 weeks, number one.
Speaker 5: Yes.
Speaker 9: You've got an album that is coming out today, Wild Child.
Speaker 9: And now that is because your dad used to call
Speaker 9: you Wild Child.
Speaker 6: Is that right? Yeah, my dad used to call me
Speaker 6: Wild Child. Whenever he would look for me, I was
Speaker 6: either on a rooftop jumping off of it or trying
Speaker 6: to do flips off a lifeguard tower. I was always
Speaker 6: on something and doing flips off of it. I was
Speaker 6: like Benson Boone before he was conceived.
Speaker 9: You were a naughty boy then as a teenager.
Speaker 11: Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 6: And so I was always causing a ruckus for sure.
Speaker 8: And then I hear that there is like a voicemail
Speaker 8: from your dad that is on the album.
Speaker 6: My dad's a huge part of the album actually. So
Speaker 6: he's actually credited a good amount on this thing. So
Speaker 6: my dad's favorite musician was John Mayer.
Speaker 11: Okay.
Speaker 6: And literally like this was his dream. He loved John
Speaker 6: so much. And I put John and my dad on
Speaker 6: the same song together.
Speaker 15: Wow.
Speaker 6: Because I thought that that was so special.
Speaker 8: Was that hard to do? You obviously have kept voicemails
Speaker 8: from your dad then.
Speaker 6: I think it was really healing. To be able to
Speaker 6: take something that you can't control, like cancer and loss,
Speaker 6: and be able to put your own beautiful spin on
Speaker 6: it is what I think will live forever. This song
Speaker 6: will be forever. People will be able to listen to
Speaker 6: this when I die. I think that that's something so
Speaker 6: powerful that this will be a part of my kids'
Speaker 6: lives and things like that. I can't really ask for more.
Speaker 8: And then a lot of people might not know, you know,
Speaker 8: you were homeless for a while there. Is it true
Speaker 8: you were eating, like, leftovers from the restaurant that you
Speaker 8: were working at?
Speaker 6: Yeah, and my wife got so mad at me when
Speaker 6: she found out, which rightfully so.
Speaker 9: But you've got to wait, right?
Speaker 6: Well, we, and I love that I'm friends with the
Speaker 6: owner of the restaurant, and I hope he doesn't see this,
Speaker 6: but when people wouldn't finish their food, I would cut
Speaker 6: off the ends and take it to go and bring
Speaker 6: it back to my wife so we could eat because
Speaker 6: I couldn't afford money.
Speaker 9: Sorry, I couldn't afford food.
Speaker 6: She didn't know that until I told her. She was like,
Speaker 6: how are you? These burritos are like $ 17. How are
Speaker 6: you buying this if we can't even afford a place
Speaker 6: to stay? And I told her and she was like,
Speaker 6: so you are not doing that anymore. So I would
Speaker 6: do it and then I would buy her a burrito
Speaker 6: and bring it to her.
Speaker 18: Right.
Speaker 11: Okay.
Speaker 9: But it was always cut off. So you weren't eating anyone's,
Speaker 9: you know.
Speaker 6: I feel like it's fine.
Speaker 9: Yeah. Well, otherwise it was going to go in the bin,
Speaker 9: wasn't it?
Speaker 15: Right.
Speaker 6: I couldn't waste food while I couldn't afford it.
Speaker 21: Yeah.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 9: And talking of your wife, she's here in Australia with you.
Speaker 6: Yeah, she comes everywhere with me.
Speaker 8: Because you guys have been together a long time now.
Speaker 8: You're childhood sweethearts.
Speaker 3: Would you say?
Speaker 6: Yeah, when we were 18 we met.
Speaker 9: On Snapchat, right?
Speaker 22: Yes.
Speaker 9: Would you advise anyone who's single to pick up on Snapchat?
Speaker 9: I mean, it works for you.
Speaker 6: I think that I got really lucky. I got really
Speaker 6: lucky at the time.
Speaker 9: Do you remember how you did it? Like what happened?
Speaker 6: My friend moved to Hawaii and they were staying together
Speaker 6: and I had texted this friend and been like, wow,
Speaker 6: this girl is the most beautiful person I've ever seen
Speaker 6: in my life. And it was a photo of my
Speaker 6: wife sleeping. And the fact that I like, she was like,
Speaker 6: that's funny because my wife thinks that's the most horrible
Speaker 6: picture of her ever.
Speaker 9: A lot of women don't like the photo.
Speaker 6: But I thought it was the most beautiful picture ever
Speaker 6: I've ever seen. So we started talking because I slid
Speaker 6: up on it. It's like sliding into someone's dams.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 9: Yeah, and then it went from there.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and now she's my wife and we've been together
Speaker 6: for eight years.
Speaker 9: And Ordinary is all about her, yeah?
Speaker 6: All my songs that are love songs are about her.
Speaker 6: I have plenty of them.
Speaker 9: All of them? Okay, yeah.
Speaker 6: Everything I've ever written is either about my dead parents
Speaker 6: or my wife.
Speaker 4: Oh, okay.
Speaker 6: I'm a two-trick pony, man.
Speaker 8: How much has your life changed since something like Ordinary
Speaker 8: came out then?
Speaker 6: Oh my God, exponentially. I truly think that You know,
Speaker 6: where I am today and the rooms that I'm playing
Speaker 6: and any chances of charting on any of my music
Speaker 6: is because of that one song. And I think that's
Speaker 6: what it takes nowadays. You need one song or something.
Speaker 9: And then it goes off, yeah.
Speaker 6: I think so. And I think obviously you need a
Speaker 6: great discography. I think a lot of my records after
Speaker 6: start doing really well because people found me from that
Speaker 6: one song. So it's crazy for any musicians out there, too.
Speaker 6: I just feel like it can happen to anyone.
Speaker 8: And talking of tonight, concert, and you're going to stream
Speaker 8: it live on TikTok.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 9: So does that mean anyone that had tickets, they don't
Speaker 9: need to come now? They can just sit at home
Speaker 9: with their phone?
Speaker 6: Yeah, I guess so. I don't know how much of
Speaker 6: an experience that would be, but I think you could.
Speaker 6: I think it's more for the people who, I think
Speaker 6: this album is a huge deal for me, and I
Speaker 6: also think it's a huge deal for everyone who is
Speaker 6: interested in it, obviously, and to be able to come
Speaker 6: to my show which right now seems almost impossible if
Speaker 6: it's selling out which is such a great problem obviously
Speaker 6: um but for people to be able to watch you
Speaker 6: aren't able to make it um it would make me
Speaker 6: really happy for them to see it so i'm streaming it.
Speaker 9: How do you feel when people are holding up their
Speaker 9: phones during your concerts does it bother you are you
Speaker 9: like can you just pay attention and watch um.
Speaker 6: I think there's a moment during the show where i
Speaker 6: asked them to put them down but i think that's
Speaker 6: more just to be able to be in the moment
Speaker 6: with everyone around them i actually don't mind it i
Speaker 6: think that obviously having it up the entire show is
Speaker 6: one thing, but most people are pretty like, oh, my
Speaker 6: favorite song, let me get this moment. And I think, again,
Speaker 6: in today's concert world where you can't, not everyone can
Speaker 6: afford to go to a show, I think it's really
Speaker 6: cool that someone's able to film that experience for maybe like,
Speaker 6: like I have an aunt who is in Mexico who
Speaker 6: can't really come to the States or can't go to
Speaker 6: a lot of places. To be able to film a
Speaker 6: concert of her favorite artist and be able to send
Speaker 6: her that footage is really something special. So I put
Speaker 6: myself in their shoes.
Speaker 9: Well, tonight they're going to be able to watch you
Speaker 9: if they're not there. What about you?
Speaker 8: I mean, you got a big start from social media.
Speaker 9: How are you with keeping off your phone?
Speaker 8: Are you in between these interviews here? Are you going
Speaker 8: to jump on there? Is your screen time really bad
Speaker 8: or have you got some boundaries?
Speaker 6: When I'm not on tour, I throw my phone away.
Speaker 6: You throw it away. Like I don't go on it.
Speaker 6: Like I literally chuck it on my couch and I
Speaker 6: don't go back to it for like a week, which
Speaker 6: drives my team crazy. That can't reach you. Well, all
Speaker 6: I do is just go surf. Like i literally that's
Speaker 6: all i do um but yeah no i think that
Speaker 6: on tour it's so easy to pick up and you
Speaker 6: have so much hurry up and wait and i think
Speaker 6: people realize how much waiting there is until the show
Speaker 6: and so we try to fill our time with surfing
Speaker 6: or going to go see landmarks or zoos and stuff
Speaker 6: like that and so yeah i do catch myself going
Speaker 6: on it a.
Speaker 9: Lot Yeah, it's hard to beat that addiction, isn't it?
Speaker 8: I know.
Speaker 6: Well, it's not. I can throw it away when I'm
Speaker 6: not on tour.
Speaker 9: Alex Warren, mate, thank you so much.
Speaker 5: Thank you.
Speaker 9: Enjoy your time in Australia.
Speaker 6: Thanks for having me.
Speaker 9: And thank you for coming here.
Speaker 6: Thank you very much, man. I appreciate you.
Speaker 4: Here we go.
Speaker 8: Let's do our pop quiz where you can win thousands
Speaker 8: every day.
Speaker 4: Andrew is on to play. Good morning, Andrew. Andrew, your
Speaker 4: silence will only incriminate you further.
Speaker 7: All right. You miss out. Let's get someone else over. Bye, Andrew. Sorry.
Speaker 7: Let's speak to Sam. Hey, Sam.
Speaker 21: Hi.
Speaker 12: How are you going, guys?
Speaker 2: Oh, you just got in there because Andrew's phone sucks.
Speaker 2: You now have a chance at $ 1, 000. What are you
Speaker 2: going to spend the money on?
Speaker 19: I'm probably going to take some time to relax.
Speaker 20: I'm working full-time and studying full-time, so I need a
Speaker 20: bit of a brain break.
Speaker 2: Yeah, totally.
Speaker 7: Let's do this. Are you ready to go?
Speaker 13: Yep, ready.
Speaker 4: Good luck, doll.
Speaker 2: Question number one. What letter is on the Kmart logo? K.
Speaker 2: How many members were in the children's musical group High Five?
Speaker 8: Five.
Speaker 7: In which city would you find the Eiffel Tower?
Speaker 5: Paris.
Speaker 2: When talking about the MTV VMAs, what does VMA stand for?
Speaker 14: VMA Park.
Speaker 7: Which Hogwarts house is Harry Potter in?
Speaker 13: Gryffindor.
Speaker 2: Name a movie starring Tiffany Haddish.
Speaker 9: Pass.
Speaker 11: Pass.
Speaker 8: Pass.
Speaker 7: 20,000.
Speaker 3: Else.
Speaker 2: Which artist just announced they're coming to Australia on the
Speaker 2: Romantic Tour?
Speaker 13: Bruno Mars.
Speaker 2: Let's go back to what the VMA stands for.
Speaker 13: Uh.
Speaker 20: Music Video Academy Awards.
Speaker 5: Video Music Awards.
Speaker 7: You were close.
Speaker 2: But unfortunately, even with that correct, it would have been eight.
Speaker 2: So you got seven out of ten. It's the MTV
Speaker 2: Video Music Awards. Movies with Tiffany Haddish. You could have
Speaker 2: said Girls Trip, Night School, Bad Trip. Loves a trip movie.
Speaker 2: Haunted Mansion, The Secret Life of Pets. And then On
Speaker 2: Purpose is On Purpose with Jay Shetty.
Speaker 4: Man, so close, so close. Let's do it again Monday.
Speaker 2: Yeah, more chance to win thousands of bucks Monday morning
Speaker 2: from 6 a.m.
Speaker 13: All right.
Speaker 8: Got to remind you of the day. So it is Friday.
Speaker 8: And how much does filling up petrol suck?
Speaker 4: It's like the worst thing in the world.
Speaker 7: It's actually like one of my most hated jobs.
Speaker 4: I'd pay someone just to do it.
Speaker 2: I wish we had what they have in America, or
Speaker 2: they don't even really anymore, but the petrol pump people.
Speaker 4: Oh, yeah, they used to. Even down the.
Speaker 8: Coast, there was a servo for a while there that
Speaker 8: still had it.
Speaker 9: You'd pull up.
Speaker 8: This old man had come out. He was about to die.
Speaker 8: It was getting a bit pathetic. And he'd fill it
Speaker 8: up for you.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 4: And you'd just sit there.
Speaker 7: It's just so boring.
Speaker 12: Mm.
Speaker 2: I think that's what it is and it shows how
Speaker 2: short our attention spans are that we can't even feel it.
Speaker 7: It takes three minutes.
Speaker 4: You're not even meant to play on your phone while
Speaker 4: you're doing it. Oh, yeah.
Speaker 7: I don't.
Speaker 9: Do you?
Speaker 2: Nah.
Speaker 8: Mine's plugged in for the Apple CarPlay or whatever. I
Speaker 8: don't want to take it out.
Speaker 2: Cain pulls up and he leaves his car on and
Speaker 2: takes his phone out there. And fills up petrol with
Speaker 2: it on. Yeah, and I make him turn it off
Speaker 2: and get off his phone. But when I'm not with him,
Speaker 2: he's 100% doing that.
Speaker 8: Can you fill your car up with it on? I
Speaker 8: thought that was illegal or, like, dangerous.
Speaker 7: Go find him.
Speaker 17: Arrest him.
Speaker 5: I've never heard of anyone doing that.
Speaker 4: No, but I thought it would blow up or something.
Speaker 7: I think it's only the risk if you've got a
Speaker 7: leak or something.
Speaker 4: Oh, yeah.
Speaker 7: Or the car's too hot.
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 7: I don't know. But I've seen him do it, and
Speaker 7: I tell him not to when I'm in the car.
Speaker 4: But God knows what I'm doing.
Speaker 7: He's definitely always on his phone.
Speaker 10: Always.
Speaker 4: Car's on, and he's smoking a Cuban cigar.
Speaker 15: Mental.
Speaker 7: Yes, and he's doused himself in petrol.
Speaker 4: So, look, they've done a study. Because going to the
Speaker 4: servo sucks, we'd all agree. But one of the most.
Speaker 8: Annoying things when you are filling up petrol, 28%. People
Speaker 8: hate this. When you pull up at the pump, I
Speaker 8: do this. But you're not actually buying fuel. You're just
Speaker 8: going in to do other things.
Speaker 7: Oh, no, you can't.
Speaker 2: You only pull up at the, no, there's spots at
Speaker 2: the front for that.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I'll just pull up next to it. Like, you're
Speaker 8: not going to be that long. You're not doing a
Speaker 8: full grocery shop in the servo.
Speaker 2: Oh, some people make a coffee at the back and
Speaker 2: then peruse the aisles. Is this on the list? Because
Speaker 2: this is my pet peeve. When they pull up at
Speaker 2: the back pump and not the front pump.
Speaker 4: Yes, I agree with that. Go to the front.
Speaker 2: Always go to the front.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so there's room for people.
Speaker 2: Or people that reverse and then go the other way
Speaker 2: because they didn't want to wait and their pump is
Speaker 2: clearly on the other side, but they're on yours.
Speaker 8: And they're dragging the hose across the car.
Speaker 7: They're scratching the roof of their car.
Speaker 5: Here's another one.
Speaker 8: Well, on that, a quarter of people can't stand it
Speaker 8: when people move their car forward.
Speaker 4: Too slowly.
Speaker 11: Oh, yeah.
Speaker 7: You filled it up.
Speaker 4: Get out of there.
Speaker 2: But same rule applies if you're at the shops and
Speaker 2: you can see that I've been driving around for 15
Speaker 2: minutes trying to find a car spot. You're back at
Speaker 2: your car. You're loading it in like with your shopping
Speaker 2: or whatever. Get out of there as quickly as possible,
Speaker 2: you rude dog.
Speaker 4: Yes, especially if you're at the back pump and you're
Speaker 4: not letting someone get into the frame.
Speaker 2: Oh, like I know you might want to like make
Speaker 2: it quickly send a text message.
Speaker 7: Do it in your own time.
Speaker 4: We're all busy.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Hey, I see the phones are going off.
Speaker 8: Are people calling in about filling up with your engine
Speaker 8: turned on?
Speaker 4: Is that what's happening out there?
Speaker 8: They also want Bruno Mars tickets because people haven't got
Speaker 8: the memo that it's actually happening on Monday and we're
Speaker 8: not giving them away yet.
Speaker 7: Just impromptu throwing the calls. I think one of the
Speaker 7: calls is Tracy Grimshaw.
Speaker 11: Oh.
Speaker 4: Tracy, good morning.
Speaker 7: She's there talking to her.
Speaker 4: We'll talk to her next. This normally happens back end.
Speaker 7: He's just sometimes.
Speaker 4: What's going on?
Speaker 8: I just wanted to know about the fuel. I wanted
Speaker 8: to know if you can.
Speaker 2: We never asked anyone to call. They can Google. Hey, Alec,
Speaker 2: the pom, could you please Google exactly these words? When
Speaker 2: filling up petrol, is it, are you with me?
Speaker 5: Yeah, following.
Speaker 2: Is it illegal to leave the car on? I have
Speaker 2: already looked into this.
Speaker 5: Dial up.
Speaker 10: It is generally not a specific traffic crime to leave
Speaker 10: your engine running while filling up with petrol, but it
Speaker 10: is a major safety violation, and this bit's in bold,
Speaker 10: against servo rules.
Speaker 7: Oh, he's breaking it. Arrest him. He's breaking servo rules.
Speaker 4: But it's not dangerous.
Speaker 7: No, it said it's a major safety concern. You took
Speaker 7: the wrong thing out of that message.
Speaker 5: It's not illegal, but you just shouldn't do it.
Speaker 7: It's frowned upon, if you will.
Speaker 8: Your fiancé, he's got a bloody child. He's expecting a child.
Speaker 8: He needs to turn the car off when he's filling up.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, I already told him none of that behaviour
Speaker 2: if he's got the child in the car.
Speaker 4: Oh, nah.
Speaker 8: I bet there's a whole bunch of other things you
Speaker 8: can't do once a baby comes along, yeah?
Speaker 9: You've been strict.
Speaker 2: Not really, no.
Speaker 7: I think I could be stricter, if anything.
Speaker 4: Well, what about Tracy Grimshaw? Should we chat to her next?
Speaker 7: Is she ready?
Speaker 2: She will be after this.
Speaker 11: Okay.
Speaker 4: Should we play a song first then? It's what we
Speaker 4: usually do.
Speaker 15: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Hey, Steve-o. Our CEO's out there.
Speaker 9: Hey, Steve-o.
Speaker 4: I wonder if he fills his car up with his
Speaker 4: engine on. We'll have to ask him.
Speaker 7: We'll find out and then we'll tell you after the break.
Speaker 8: Tracy Grimshaw is joining us live on air right now.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so there's a special 60 Minutes episode airing this
Speaker 2: Sunday where Tracy will speak to Leah Stewart. She's the
Speaker 2: young mum that was mauled by a suspected 3.5 metre
Speaker 2: great white shark back in June at Coogee Beach in Sydney. Now,
Speaker 2: she was swimming between the flags when it happened as well.
Speaker 2: So she suffered multiple bites to her arms and legs.
Speaker 2: She was placed in an induced coma and had several
Speaker 2: surgeries and ended up having to have one of her
Speaker 2: arms amputated.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and Tracey sits down with her in a special
Speaker 4: and we're going to chat about it right now. Good morning, Tracey.
Speaker 20: Morning, Mike.
Speaker 11: Morning, Matt.
Speaker 13: Hello.
Speaker 4: So, I mean, this is the first time she has
Speaker 4: spoken to the public. How is she going? Because it's
Speaker 4: been a horrible experience.
Speaker 11: Awful. Look, she's a remarkable girl. She has been through
Speaker 11: the worst, most catastrophic events that we could all imagine,
Speaker 11: of course. She's got a few bumps ahead of her. Obviously,
Speaker 11: she's lost her arm. She's lost her arm below her elbow.
Speaker 11: She's lost a massive chunk of her left side, basically
Speaker 11: the entire, the shark bit her left thigh and took
Speaker 11: the entire outside muscle out which obviously that's gone so
Speaker 11: she's had to learn to walk again using a different
Speaker 11: set of muscles on that leg um the skin graft
Speaker 11: hasn't taken so she may need more surgery she has
Speaker 11: to wear a pump to try and you know, pull
Speaker 11: that skin together. So, you know, it's not plain sailing.
Speaker 11: There's no question about that, but she's trying to look
Speaker 11: on the bright side. She's a very resilient girl. Okay.
Speaker 8: Now look, I was actually in the, not that beach,
Speaker 8: but I was swimming around that same time. I swim
Speaker 8: a lot. I love my ocean swims. Does she talk
Speaker 8: about the moment? Because from memory, they were only about
Speaker 8: 30 meters off Coogee beach. Does she relive the moment
Speaker 8: that the shark came up?
Speaker 11: Yeah, she does. She remembers everything. It's extraordinary. Normally people
Speaker 11: who have a big trauma, you know, I think there's
Speaker 11: something about self-preservation in the body that wipes your memory.
Speaker 11: It's not blacked out for her. She remembers every single
Speaker 11: chilling minute of it. And she will tell you that
Speaker 11: on Sunday night. I mean, look, any, it was very
Speaker 11: close to shore you know she broke none of the
Speaker 11: rules on the day she loves swimming and she swims
Speaker 11: across Coogee Bay or she used to swim across Coogee
Speaker 11: Bay pretty regularly but she was always mindful of sharks
Speaker 11: you know she would always swim close to shore and
Speaker 11: only on a clear day. And it was the middle
Speaker 11: of the day. It wasn't dawn or dusk, all of
Speaker 11: those things that we're told. you know, dodgy times to swim,
Speaker 11: you know, in terms of shark activity. She didn't break
Speaker 11: any of the rules. But, you know, clearly the shark
Speaker 11: broke the rules. I guess the shark didn't read the
Speaker 11: press release.
Speaker 2: I mean, going to the beach and having a swim
Speaker 2: is kind of part of Aussie culture. And obviously something
Speaker 2: horrific has happened to her. But did she talk to
Speaker 2: you about whether or not she's happy to go in
Speaker 2: the ocean and have a swim ever again? Or has
Speaker 2: that kind of turned her off something that she loved
Speaker 2: for life?
Speaker 11: She's a long way off being able to go in
Speaker 11: the ocean again. She can't have a shower now without
Speaker 11: wrapping her leg in plastic because the skin graft hasn't healed. But,
Speaker 11: you know, looking into the future, I think that she
Speaker 11: will swim again. And I think that she, you know,
Speaker 11: I think she probably thinks that she would like to
Speaker 11: go in the ocean again. I think she's a way
Speaker 11: off that. Honestly, in terms of reality, she's a way
Speaker 11: off doing that. But I think her plan is that
Speaker 11: she would like to get back there again. Yeah.
Speaker 2: And over your career, Tracey, you've reported on some pretty
Speaker 2: amazing and unbelievable stories. Is Leah's story up there with
Speaker 2: one of the most traumatic and impactful that you've done?
Speaker 11: It is definitely, it is an epic story of survival.
Speaker 11: And I've done, you know, I also spoke with the
Speaker 11: Beaconsfield miners, you know, from Launceston. And that was another
Speaker 11: epic story of survival under radically different circumstances, of course.
Speaker 11: I think when you talk to someone who's been through
Speaker 11: a catastrophic event in their lives, you learn something. You
Speaker 11: learn something about human resilience. You learn something about human nature.
Speaker 11: And every story teaches you something different. This story, you know, well,
Speaker 11: I think in a lot of them, you learn that
Speaker 11: it takes a village. And in Leah's case, it was
Speaker 11: a village of people who saved her on that day.
Speaker 11: She would have died multiple times. on that day without
Speaker 11: human intervention, starting with her own in the moment of
Speaker 11: the attack and the decisions that she made and the
Speaker 11: fight she put up. But then, you know, she had
Speaker 11: a world champion paddleboarder a few metres away, Charlie Bercow,
Speaker 11: paddled into bloodstained water and pulled her up.
Speaker 7: I know, what a hero.
Speaker 18: Extraordinary.
Speaker 11: And then an extraordinary ambulance, high-level ambulance doctor, emergency doctor,
Speaker 11: who happened to be on the beach buying his kids
Speaker 11: a milkshake before he you know, his daughter's dance class,
Speaker 11: who took control of everything on the beach and drilled
Speaker 11: into the bones of her shoulder to get, you know,
Speaker 11: blood and fluid into her bone marrow because her veins
Speaker 11: had collapsed. I mean, what are the chances of him
Speaker 11: being on the beach when this happens?
Speaker 5: I know.
Speaker 8: It is just an incredible story. We will be watching.
Speaker 8: So 60 Minutes special. It's airing on Sunday, the 30th.
Speaker 8: So this Sunday, Channel 9 and 9 Now. It'll also
Speaker 8: be available on Stan from Monday. Tracey Grimshaw, an incredible story.
Speaker 8: Thank you for coming on.
Speaker 4: Thank you, Tracey.
Speaker 20: Thank you.
Speaker 13: Good to talk with you.
Speaker 9: Thanks a lot.
Speaker 4: All right, I'll be watching that on Sunday night. Now,
Speaker 4: what is it, half past eight?
Speaker 8: We've still got some celeb news to come up with
Speaker 8: Nat and your last calls on 131065.
Speaker 4: It's Friday morning and you're on Kiss.
Speaker 2: You know Jennifer Garner, the actress? She was married to
Speaker 2: Ben Affleck for over 10 years. They've got three children together.
Speaker 2: Ended up getting divorced back in 2018 and then he,
Speaker 2: of course, famously went back.
Speaker 7: To Jennifer Lopez after that. Loves a Jennifer, Ben does.
Speaker 7: So like a lot of women.
Speaker 2: Jennifer felt the pressure to look after her kids when
Speaker 2: they were young, so she had to take a step
Speaker 2: back from work. But then when she was off work
Speaker 2: looking after her kids, as an actress, she started freaking
Speaker 2: out and panicking, thinking, how long am I actually going
Speaker 2: to be able to act for? If I take so
Speaker 2: much time off, I'm aging, I'm no longer relevant. So
Speaker 2: she spoke about that in a new interview.
Speaker 17: I panicked when I was first out of my marriage
Speaker 17: and realized I had taken such a step back in
Speaker 17: my work. Suddenly I realized, like, I don't know how
Speaker 17: long I'll be able to work. It's not this isn't
Speaker 17: a career that's like, hey, you're 60, you're 55, you're 43.
Speaker 17: Come on, let's let's pay you more than you've ever made.
Speaker 7: You know what I mean?
Speaker 17: That's not been traditionally the role. And I was suddenly like,
Speaker 17: wait a minute, I have to. take care of myself.
Speaker 17: I have to take care of these kids.
Speaker 8: I mean, I suppose women in acting or whatever feel
Speaker 8: it anyway. Like, you take time out to do maternity leave.
Speaker 4: Us blokes don't even think about.
Speaker 13: It, right?
Speaker 7: It's the same in the music industry, though, as well.
Speaker 2: Like, have you noticed that as soon as any artist
Speaker 2: has a kid, their career just becomes less successful?
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 4: It's like people want to see them sort of young
Speaker 4: and hot and dancing around.
Speaker 2: And then I think it's just ingrained into the industry,
Speaker 2: even though people don't realise they're discriminating against someone.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Subtly doing it.
Speaker 2: I wonder what will happen to someone At the scale
Speaker 2: of Taylor Swift when she eventually, because she's now married.
Speaker 4: As a kid, will her record career take a dive?
Speaker 7: But then again, you know what?
Speaker 2: When Adele had some of her biggest songs, she was
Speaker 2: a mother.
Speaker 7: Yeah, but it's... Different style of music.
Speaker 4: It is, right? And it's not like going after the
Speaker 4: teens or whatever?
Speaker 7: Yeah, she was releasing music for mature women.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but it's like never a dude thing, is it?
Speaker 7: No, you guys never have to worry.
Speaker 8: No, but there'll be heaps of like dudes, singers in
Speaker 8: rock bands and stuff, Sean.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it doesn't happen. It's true. It's unfair, but that's
Speaker 5: the way it goes. I don't know.
Speaker 7: I don't like that it's unfair, but that's the way
Speaker 7: it goes.
Speaker 8: You can try and change it.
Speaker 2: How?
Speaker 4: Can't fight the system.
Speaker 7: Well, I'm going to try.
Speaker 2: Well, I'm going to be a working mum. So I'd
Speaker 2: like to think that I can do both.
Speaker 8: Yeah, have you thought through all the extreme details you're
Speaker 8: going to have.
Speaker 7: To go through?
Speaker 2: No, because I think you can't until you know what
Speaker 2: kind of baby you're going to have. Like I could
Speaker 2: have a very needy child, which could affect how long
Speaker 2: I need to take off work. It's all those things
Speaker 2: and it's so specific to everyone's individual situation.
Speaker 4: What's the agenda again?
Speaker 7: Not telling you. Give it a rest, mate. I'll tell
Speaker 7: you soon.
Speaker 5: I reckon you'll get it one day.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I said I want to get it by the
Speaker 4: end of the show.
Speaker 2: I do have baby brain too, so it probably will happen.
Speaker 7: What's the gender?
Speaker 17: No.
Speaker 4: You ask quickly. Gender of your kid?
Speaker 7: I'm not telling.
Speaker 5: Gender.
Speaker 2: Also, massive news yesterday that Bruno Mars is coming to
Speaker 2: Australia on the Romantic Tour. So he's going to be
Speaker 2: touring Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Perth in Feb and March
Speaker 2: of next year. And he caught up with Kiss's very
Speaker 2: own Smallsy and spoke about why he loves fans staying
Speaker 2: off their phones during his concerts.
Speaker 4: Oh, I agree with that. Here we go.
Speaker 12: For people who don't know, you would go into your
Speaker 12: show when you were doing the residency and people had
Speaker 12: to put their phones in a bag because... you wanted
Speaker 12: them to be present and in the moment.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 9: And you walk away from.
Speaker 12: The show going, that was the best experience of my life.
Speaker 12: No distractions, just focused, squared in on stage.
Speaker 6: That means the world to me, Smallsy.
Speaker 5: Thank you.
Speaker 21: I know how people feel about having their phones, but
Speaker 21: I feel like there's a magic effect that happens when
Speaker 21: you're immersed in a concert or experience that everyone is
Speaker 21: with you.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 21: You know, I feel like sometimes when the phones come out,
Speaker 21: it's like there's a separation.
Speaker 5: So being able to.
Speaker 21: Have these moments and feeling that is what.
Speaker 6: I do it for.
Speaker 8: Hey, the full interview is live now on the Smallsy
Speaker 8: Show podcast on the free iHeart app.
Speaker 4: I've got to say, I agree with him. Not Smallsy.
Speaker 8: Well, I agree with Smallsy on many things, but I agree.
Speaker 8: with Bruno Mars. Why do you go to a concert
Speaker 8: and film it? No one's watching your grainy crap story
Speaker 8: on Instagram.
Speaker 2: No, I think one story or you weren't there, whether
Speaker 2: that be a photo or a video.
Speaker 4: Do a photo.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I normally do a photo in all honesty. But
Speaker 2: then also when I've done that before because you do
Speaker 2: fall victim to it because you see other people or
Speaker 2: your favourite song comes on and you're like, oh, my God,
Speaker 2: and you film it or another one comes on and
Speaker 2: you're like, I forgot about this song. But I have
Speaker 2: never in my life watched any video back that I've
Speaker 2: ever recorded at a concert.
Speaker 8: Right, so you don't watch your own and I don't
Speaker 8: think anyone watches anyone's. If you're going to Alex Warren tonight,
Speaker 8: he's playing in Sydney.
Speaker 2: Phone down.
Speaker 4: Yeah, put your phone down.
Speaker 8: No one wants to see your grainy Instagram story where
Speaker 8: we can barely hear it and there's bloody.
Speaker 7: Heads in front of you. And you're singing in the
Speaker 7: background and you sound like shit.
Speaker 2: Hey, Monday morning. Every single caller who gets on air
Speaker 2: with us is going to win tickets to see Bruno
Speaker 2: Mars on the romantic tour in our famous Kiss You
Speaker 2: Get A Series. So make sure that you are listening
Speaker 2: from 6 a.m. Monday morning and you'll be there. I've
Speaker 2: been to his concert, by the way. Best one I've
Speaker 2: ever been to.
Speaker 9: Well, there you go.
Speaker 4: And it could be you. I harmonize.
Speaker 8: Yeah, you've been singing all morning.
Speaker 4: Last calls now. All right, Chris, you're on air. Hello.
Speaker 13: Hey, guys. How's it going this morning?
Speaker 5: Good, man. Good, Chris.
Speaker 7: What did you want to say?
Speaker 2: That's good.
Speaker 13: Okay, so you were talking about turning off your car
Speaker 13: when you're getting fuel and using your phone near the car. Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 8: Like, do you have to turn your car off? Because
Speaker 8: Nat's fiancé doesn't. And are you allowed to use your phone?
Speaker 8: Or is it like a wives' tale that the thing's
Speaker 8: going to blow up?
Speaker 13: Right. Okay, so when I was a console operator, I
Speaker 13: was a console operator for 15 years, I had a
Speaker 13: fuel safety book, which was about a half inch thick.
Speaker 13: So as far as I'm concerned, as soon as you
Speaker 13: come onto the forecourt, And I've actually noticed while I
Speaker 13: was working there, I noticed a lot of people lose
Speaker 13: 100 points of IQ when they drive onto the forecourt,
Speaker 13: which is a bit of a shame because not very
Speaker 13: many people have 100 points of IQ to lose.
Speaker 2: It's like when you say everyone at the airport acts
Speaker 2: like it's their first day on Earth. He must feel
Speaker 2: the same at the servo.
Speaker 13: Yes, and I mean, so as soon as you come
Speaker 13: onto the forecourt, you turn your car off. A lot
Speaker 13: of cars, a lot of trucks that I've actually driven,
Speaker 13: I'm in logistics now, but a lot of trucks that
Speaker 13: I've driven, you can't actually have the engine running because
Speaker 13: you need the key to open the cap to put
Speaker 13: the fuel in.
Speaker 8: But can you answer the question, is it bad and
Speaker 8: dangerous if the car is on while you're filling up
Speaker 8: with fuel?
Speaker 11: 100%.
Speaker 13: I won't authorise your pump if I know that your
Speaker 13: car's running or you're on the phone.
Speaker 4: Okay, there we go.
Speaker 2: Oh, yes, because nowadays they basically have to always unlock
Speaker 2: the pump, not even just overnight.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they can shut it off.
Speaker 2: Remember it used to just be overnight when they weren't
Speaker 2: always in the servo itself?
Speaker 8: And what's the phone going to do? Like, what's wrong
Speaker 8: with me having a chat on the phone?
Speaker 13: They did this on Mythbusters. Did you notice on the
Speaker 13: Mythbusters channel, they had the phone inside this area. No
Speaker 13: one was touching it or anything, and they called it. Okay,
Speaker 13: so as soon as you touch your phone, you are
Speaker 13: creating a spark.
Speaker 19: Even if only tiny.
Speaker 13: When you're talking fuel vapour, you're sitting on tens of
Speaker 13: thousands of litres of motorised spirit. Have a guess what
Speaker 13: happens when you add a spark to that.
Speaker 4: It goes black.
Speaker 7: He sounds like Husey. He's so angry. Thank you, Chris.
Speaker 7: We appreciate your call.
Speaker 8: Shannon, you wanted to comment on servos too, yeah?
Speaker 20: Yeah, yeah. My father-in-law, he used to make me, when
Speaker 20: you fill up the potential, he would pull into the
Speaker 20: park before paying.
Speaker 4: Pull into the what?
Speaker 20: And then go into pay. Pull into the parking spot.
Speaker 4: Oh, what a good guy.
Speaker 8: Because we were saying one of the things that annoys
Speaker 8: people is you're too slow to move on from the pump.
Speaker 4: No one else can get in. So he would fill up,
Speaker 4: then he'd go pull into a car spot to pay.
Speaker 2: Yep.
Speaker 20: Yep, to pay in case somebody else wanted to use
Speaker 20: the pump. You know what?
Speaker 7: If it's really busy, everyone should do that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, what a good guy. Although they'd probably think you're
Speaker 4: doing a runner.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I've noticed they think that.
Speaker 18: I've never been able to do it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you can't do it?
Speaker 20: No, I freak out because I'm like, no, they're thinking
Speaker 20: I'm driving away or something.
Speaker 4: They would think that.
Speaker 2: Because even when I have gotten back in the car before,
Speaker 2: because I'm like, oh, my wallet's like on the floor
Speaker 2: of the thing, I'll notice they always look out.
Speaker 7: And I'm like, you've got cameras everywhere. You're going to
Speaker 7: get me. I'm not that dumb.
Speaker 4: Has anyone ever filled up and just drove off because
Speaker 4: you forgot?
Speaker 18: No.
Speaker 20: No.
Speaker 4: You could do.
Speaker 7: You know what I did?
Speaker 2: I did an accidental restaurant run the other day.
Speaker 4: Oh, you ate and laughed.
Speaker 2: So me and my partner were eating. We had breakfast
Speaker 2: and then we ran into a friend and stood up,
Speaker 2: started talking to him, blah, blah, blah, got distracted and went,
Speaker 2: all right, anyway, see ya, and just walked away.
Speaker 7: And then he called me and said, hey, you just
Speaker 7: did a runner. And I was like, oh, my God.
Speaker 7: He's like, don't worry.
Speaker 2: Don't come back. I'll pay and you transfer to me.
Speaker 2: And I'm like, I bet you that bastard took the
Speaker 2: credit and was like, I'll just pay for them.
Speaker 13: Yeah.
Speaker 4: He did not.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So now I'm scared to go back there in case
Speaker 2: they think I did a proper runner.
Speaker 4: It could happen.
Speaker 13: All right.
Speaker 8: That is it for the week. We're getting out of
Speaker 8: here tomorrow. It's Saturday.
Speaker 4: So enjoy the weekend.
Speaker 2: But Monday, every single caller on air wins tickets to
Speaker 2: Bruno Mars in our famous Kiss You Getter. series so
Speaker 2: make sure you are listening 6 to 9 a.m monday
Speaker 2: morning to get yourself tickets have a
Speaker 4: Good weekend then we'll see you monday goodbye