Speaker 1: It is back. I love doing this. We call it
Speaker 1: Winner Billboard because that's what it is.
Speaker 2: You can put whatever you want on the billboards that
Speaker 2: go all over Melbourne.
Speaker 1: It's back.
Speaker 2: It's been a third time we do Winter Billboard. Now
Speaker 2: these are the big hue you see them every single
Speaker 2: morning when you're heading home from work, the big digital
Speaker 2: billboards that are all over town. Your message can go
Speaker 2: up on one of those during the show within minutes.
Speaker 2: I can't believe not only yesterday do with the other
Speaker 2: power to close the hour while we're doing the longest serve,
Speaker 2: but also that we get to just put whatever message.
Speaker 1: We want moness instantly.
Speaker 2: It is within minutes we actually type it out, send
Speaker 2: it somewhere, then it's up on the billboards. So it's
Speaker 2: starting next week on Monday show. But over long weekend
Speaker 2: we can put your message up for the whole long weekend.
Speaker 2: So if you're on the Westgate, if you're on the
Speaker 2: Bolty this weekend and the pan Tellamarine Freeway, your message
Speaker 2: whatever you want up there can be read by thousands
Speaker 2: of people.
Speaker 3: Well over one point two mill and they reckon they
Speaker 3: suggest we'll see this message over the weekend very precisely oh,
Speaker 3: I guess they have.
Speaker 1: If you said over a million one point two million.
Speaker 3: They probably have something on a truck of the day. Well,
Speaker 3: how many cars go on the West Gate?
Speaker 1: Yeah, absolutely sounds legit.
Speaker 3: One point two million.
Speaker 1: Why did you say five too many? Three three million people?
Speaker 1: One one hundred and fifty million?
Speaker 2: Over the last couple of times of doing When a
Speaker 2: billboard Cowen input on hers would you shove dim Sims
Speaker 2: down the couch at home?
Speaker 3: Olivia was trying to catch her husband on the way
Speaker 3: to work that missed their anniversary Darling, Paul, have you
Speaker 3: forgotten something today? I'm waiting patiently.
Speaker 2: Susie took this out. We went all over the billboards
Speaker 2: of Melbourne. Vacancy boyfriend wanted forty to fifty five.
Speaker 1: They're not essential, but preferable.
Speaker 3: Jens was also a dating one single men of Melbourne.
Speaker 3: Please stop posting photos and dating apps that are over
Speaker 3: ten years old. You don't look like that anymore.
Speaker 1: Marie, this is one of my favorite ones. I always
Speaker 1: remember this one that was simply Steve put the dishes
Speaker 1: in the dishwasher.
Speaker 2: What I love about that is how many Steves would
Speaker 2: have gone, My god, that's that's for me.
Speaker 1: That's absolutely me