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Speaker 2: What's going on?
Speaker 3: Well, I want to bring something up with Sean Fraser
Speaker 3: in the newsroom.
Speaker 4: Actually, good morning Sean.
Speaker 3: Before we get to what's going around in the news,
Speaker 3: some big news that stumbled a crawl that fell onto
Speaker 3: my desk overnight was that you're on grinder.
Speaker 4: You're on Grinder?
Speaker 5: Yeah, you're kidding.
Speaker 4: You're not gay? Are you?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 5: I'm not.
Speaker 4: Let me explain. So he's like, wait, what.
Speaker 3: So for people who don't know Sean, he's relatively new
Speaker 3: to Kiss Breakfast, so he is straight confirming.
Speaker 4: It s great with.
Speaker 7: The second kid on the way.
Speaker 3: But also you may not know that aside from being
Speaker 3: a newsreader, he's actually a musician as well.
Speaker 4: So he's in a group called the ritz The Ritzy Kids.
Speaker 4: Sorry I screwed that up for you.
Speaker 7: That plug.
Speaker 3: You're the lead vocalus vocalist and guitarist Yeah, here's a
Speaker 3: little bit of their song, Sally.
Speaker 4: Oh, I haven't heard your band. Here we go. It's good.
Speaker 4: I thought it was going to be awful pretty to
Speaker 4: play it in its entirety.
Speaker 3: We don't have time because I got to get to
Speaker 3: the point that he's on Grinder now. One of the
Speaker 3: gays that kiss have alerted us to the fact that
Speaker 3: your band is selling tickets to your shows on Grinder.
Speaker 4: What so in between.
Speaker 3: You've got all the men sitting there like you can
Speaker 3: see there sick, hung thick, wait bottom left.
Speaker 4: That's it.
Speaker 3: That's a man that's dressed like a really hot woman. Anyway,
Speaker 3: in between all of these different options like hung Thick
Speaker 3: and all that, the Ritzy kids, Sydney tickets selling FARSD So.
Speaker 8: That's paid true. So that's an ad, right, and you
Speaker 8: pay that through Metas And.
Speaker 4: You're the one, by the way, your face is the ad.
Speaker 7: Like if you're talking of a camera.
Speaker 2: So you've got and booked a bunch of ads, you've
Speaker 2: got someone doing it for you. Would you say that
Speaker 2: a lot of your fans are from the homosexual community
Speaker 2: or have they booked the wrong ads?
Speaker 3: Now, I'd say that there would be I mean if
Speaker 3: you noticed a like rise in gay men at your show.
Speaker 8: I'm about to find out because we play that show
Speaker 8: that I'm advertising in a couple of weeks.
Speaker 4: Okay, let's see. Maybe you have a well of supportive gays.
Speaker 7: But you're not intentionally targeting.
Speaker 8: You sort of hands some money over and then they
Speaker 8: distribute it where they believe suits your Yes.
Speaker 4: There might be like a gay icon forget Forget Kyl. Yeah,
Speaker 4: it's shorn phrase the Rizzy Kids gay icon. Hilarious. All right.
Speaker 9: I was actually genuinely like, what do you mean?
Speaker 5: I'm on?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I rattled you.
Speaker 3: I'll let you get your breath because I've got another
Speaker 3: story I want to bring up as well. So Magnum,
Speaker 3: who's the company that owns like Streets and Ben and
Speaker 3: Jerry's ice cream. They've reported falling sales in the last
Speaker 3: quarter of the year because everyone is on ozen pic. Yeah,
Speaker 3: wherever the weight loss jabs go up, there's a direct
Speaker 3: correlation with ice cream sales going down.
Speaker 4: Oh wow. You know.
Speaker 2: The thing is the wellness culture means stuff like ice
Speaker 2: cream because it has no nutritional value at all.
Speaker 4: No delicious but no nutritions.
Speaker 3: And also, of course there's that huge surge in popularity
Speaker 3: at the moment for like frozen yogurt like Yochi, Yes,
Speaker 3: stuff like that, So all the young'ins are either going
Speaker 3: to Yochi to hang out, but they're not going to
Speaker 3: I don't know, like Gelatissimo and how.
Speaker 4: Good is a Mister Whippies van? Oh my god, I
Speaker 4: love mister whippy like that? What do you call it?
Speaker 4: The I like the.
Speaker 3: Sherbet one that when it's like but it didn't share
Speaker 3: the gen zs.
Speaker 2: You're right, they're all about the bloody frozen yo got.
Speaker 2: I tried some of that. My girlfriend made me go
Speaker 2: into that store. She's a member a member ship card.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you can basically be a member in whatever. But
Speaker 4: I was like, how often are you here?
Speaker 7: If they're expensive too, by the way.
Speaker 4: And I was like, I'd prefer ice cream.
Speaker 3: I don't like the thought of like you can put
Speaker 3: add ins to your yoga, right, and sometimes some people
Speaker 3: put like chocolate in their yogat, Like that's a vomit
Speaker 3: to me because it looks.
Speaker 2: Like ice cream, but it's just frozen, bloody, boring yogat it.
Speaker 3: Is, Yeah, and then you do all the add ons
Speaker 3: and stuff, but then it goes off weight at the end,
Speaker 3: doesn't it like how much it weighs and how much
Speaker 3: it right?
Speaker 4: Yeah, gotcha.
Speaker 2: Anyway, she's got a membership card, so she must frequent it.
Speaker 2: But yeah, bring back ice cream, man, Although what about
Speaker 2: when you used to get the Is that the Napolo
Speaker 2: tar or the three flavors three?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Yeah? What would you always get me?
Speaker 7: Apolotan? I go strawberry of it? I don't like chocolate
Speaker 7: ice cream.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you don't like chocolate ice cream?
Speaker 5: What would you go for chocolate?
Speaker 4: You go for the chocolate.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I love the strawberry of a strawberry. Yeah, I
Speaker 2: don't mind vanilla. I know that's very vinegar and boring. No,
Speaker 2: but just a nice vanilla ice cream. Hey, Sean, there's
Speaker 2: more AFL scandal going on.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I don't know how you do this one when
Speaker 8: you say it's a mountain out of a molehill there.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 8: So mad Mondays happened for some of the AFL teams, obviously,
Speaker 8: because the regular season is done for a majority of them.
Speaker 4: And mad mondays where that it's going party.
Speaker 9: I just going party.
Speaker 4: They've got no hope of being in the finals, so
Speaker 4: go and have fun.
Speaker 5: That's it.
Speaker 8: And the Richmond football is they've been filmed at a
Speaker 8: pub celebrating and doing a few things, pulling their pants down,
Speaker 8: some have been getting slapped on the backside and whatnot,
Speaker 8: and some some people are riding if they're trying to
Speaker 8: mimic you know, the scandal, that's right.
Speaker 2: I mean you would think after what's gone down, every
Speaker 2: club AFL or NRL is just going to be really
Speaker 2: bloody careful.
Speaker 3: But so what some players at a pub having fun
Speaker 3: like cool?
Speaker 2: No, no, no, I agree, but you would think, you know
Speaker 2: what can happen on mad Mondays. You'd think they just
Speaker 2: they're going to get a really stay worst.
Speaker 7: They're doing fine.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they're definitely trying to get a headline because of
Speaker 3: all the AFL stuff that's going around. But calling it
Speaker 3: I saw they're calling it an AFL scandal.
Speaker 4: That's crazy. What's being smacked on the bum?
Speaker 7: Well, and they're like.
Speaker 11: The word scandal is used.
Speaker 5: I'm looking.
Speaker 3: They're not like pulling their undies down, are they Like
Speaker 3: they're not flashing their penises. It's just they're kind of
Speaker 3: just being silly. Boys will be boys kind of stuff.
Speaker 7: Let them be mad. Monday is part of the culture of.
Speaker 2: Footy, even if it's not Mad Monday, boys will be boys.
Speaker 2: I remember we used to do a thing where you
Speaker 2: get your mate's undies. I don't know if you did this, Sean,
Speaker 2: You grab their undies and then.
Speaker 8: Just oh yeah, that was something that we used to
Speaker 8: do that all the time.
Speaker 7: People what just like matgies.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but you've got to rip the undies you really.
Speaker 3: Like if one of my friends like girlfriends, came up
Speaker 3: to me and ripped my undies up, I would never.
Speaker 4: Speak to her again. Like, this is not a thing
Speaker 4: for women.
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Speaker 3: I got a tip for the single guys who might
Speaker 3: have a date lined up for this weekend.
Speaker 7: It's a really easy way that they can impress the
Speaker 7: woman they're on a date with.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and all it takes this one phone call before
Speaker 3: the date. Now, this tip was given by this girl
Speaker 3: named Lara who posts online under Dumb Blonde Diary. But
Speaker 3: I fully agree.
Speaker 4: With this tip. I think it's a good one.
Speaker 5: Take a listen.
Speaker 4: My guy friend just really his move when he goes
Speaker 4: on these.
Speaker 3: He calls the restaurants before and puts his card down
Speaker 3: so that when the meal's done, and they can just
Speaker 3: be like okay, so I'll taken care of let's go
Speaker 3: the way there would be.
Speaker 4: A full on tsunami at the restaurant.
Speaker 11: I'm like, that is so hot agreement.
Speaker 4: So puts his car down. So when it's done, it's paid.
Speaker 3: Yeah, So you don't even have the like tuger war
Speaker 3: of like, oh you pay, no, I'll pay, No, don't
Speaker 3: worry about it, like it's just done.
Speaker 4: It requires effort of calling a restaurant, but.
Speaker 3: You're not going to put effort into the women you're dating,
Speaker 3: then it's not gonna work.
Speaker 4: So why is that so much better than him just
Speaker 4: paying at the end? Like why does that turn you
Speaker 4: on more?
Speaker 7: Because I think it shows initiative.
Speaker 3: It also shows that you don't even want the discussion
Speaker 3: of like, oh, I'll get this one. And also you're
Speaker 3: not looking for the credit in the moment of like that, no,
Speaker 3: I got this right.
Speaker 4: When the bloody FPOs machine comes out?
Speaker 2: Yes, yeah, By the way, how annoying is that with
Speaker 2: a tip thing and you.
Speaker 3: Gotta get no, I just smashed no, so quickly come
Speaker 3: back at the screen before I've smashed it.
Speaker 4: So quick.
Speaker 2: But if you're on a date with a dude and
Speaker 2: he hit no tip, You're going to judge him?
Speaker 7: Nah.
Speaker 4: Nah.
Speaker 3: In Australia, like I think our hospitality workers have paid
Speaker 3: really well, so whereas in when I went to America,
Speaker 3: they were so forceful and forward with wanting a tip.
Speaker 3: Like I was in Hawaii and it was the first
Speaker 3: place I'd been in America. And she explained the receipt
Speaker 3: to me because at the bottom of the receipt it
Speaker 3: shows you what the total would be with a five percent,
Speaker 3: with a ten percent, with a fifteen percent tip, And
Speaker 3: she was like, just so you know, we basically survive
Speaker 3: off tips here, because she obviously knew I had an accent,
Speaker 3: and in that case, I was like, firstly, you're being forceful.
Speaker 7: But yeah, I get it.
Speaker 3: But in Australia, like I've worked in hospo before, I
Speaker 3: know that you get decent money and also you all
Speaker 3: get a share of the tips as well that the
Speaker 3: whole restaurant makes.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, you can be on like sixty dollars an
Speaker 2: hour or something if it's a public holiday or.
Speaker 3: There's public holiday, loading Sunday loading, all that kind of thing,
Speaker 3: particularly bar workers.
Speaker 7: But I do believe if.
Speaker 3: You do an exceptional job, you should get some sort
Speaker 3: of tip, but it shouldn't be expected, like.
Speaker 4: A chocky or something.
Speaker 7: But then also why I don't like it in Australia.
Speaker 3: It's because in America they've got a tip in culture
Speaker 3: in general, like if you if a bell boy takes
Speaker 3: your bags up to you to get a hotel, you
Speaker 3: give them money, like all those kinds of things. But
Speaker 3: here they just want to do it for the restaurants.
Speaker 3: But what about all the other like why can't you
Speaker 3: tip nurses? Why can't you tip teachers? Why can't you tip?
Speaker 2: I think it's illegal if you tried to give a
Speaker 2: teacher money, like could that'd say it as a bribe
Speaker 2: or something.
Speaker 7: I mean, yeah, poor example.
Speaker 3: But why they only expect tipping culture and restaurants here,
Speaker 3: But there's so many other service industries.
Speaker 4: Yeah, like the radio, like why an't you given kids
Speaker 4: at why are you sending us money for entertaining you
Speaker 4: first thing in the morning.
Speaker 3: We should be tipping Sean for his news and when
Speaker 3: he does a good job, you should get a tip.
Speaker 3: When Chelsea and the Palm answer your calls and they're
Speaker 3: really nice, do you tip it?
Speaker 4: We could start handing out like some sort of bank account.
Speaker 3: Number of qrcos just every break and remember if you
Speaker 3: want to donate, the BSB is.
Speaker 5: All right.
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Speaker 3: The k's are really high?
Speaker 4: Well, what are we talking like?
Speaker 7: Ninety thousand and three years old?
Speaker 4: Once it ticks? I know it's all the driving you do.
Speaker 7: I know, but it's like what am I supposed to do?
Speaker 4: I would be trading it in only I mean I
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Speaker 2: No trade it in before then. I only keep a
Speaker 2: car for that three years. I get over it on
Speaker 2: you over your car now.
Speaker 7: Yeah, but I have no finance.
Speaker 3: That's why I don't want to get rid of it,
Speaker 3: because as soon as I buy a new one, I
Speaker 3: will be on finance again.
Speaker 4: No, but the Lord, once you start looking at you car.
Speaker 12: I know.
Speaker 4: That's why I've avoided looking.
Speaker 3: And somewhere in my head at the moment, I'm like,
Speaker 3: I really want a Tesla.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, oh you want to go Tesla go, I
Speaker 2: don't mind that.
Speaker 4: What's the other one? The Polster?
Speaker 2: It's like the Chinese It's like the Chinese version of
Speaker 2: the Tesla, but it's really good.
Speaker 3: I'm thinking a hybrid's probably a smart option so I
Speaker 3: don't have to get the big charger installed and everything,
Speaker 3: and it still saves a bit of money. But yeah,
Speaker 3: the Tesla's are just cool. It's funny a few years ago, like,
Speaker 3: who has a Tesla?
Speaker 4: That's now it's a Polster. What do you think looks
Speaker 4: like a Tesla?
Speaker 7: Yeah, it's kind of like.
Speaker 8: A Tesla mixed with like, I don't know, you bore
Speaker 8: your place though in that right, so you can get
Speaker 8: one of those things put on the side of the house.
Speaker 5: I've got one.
Speaker 7: I'm not in a house.
Speaker 4: At it. I don't know because it's in a shed. Yeah,
Speaker 4: car park, you have to go to strata. That could
Speaker 4: be a total. Have you got an electric then do yeah?
Speaker 4: Oh you go all electric?
Speaker 13: Yeah?
Speaker 8: I got a full electric about six years ago, so
Speaker 8: really all the cheapest one on the market at the time.
Speaker 2: Was that the Nissan Leaf that used to be the
Speaker 2: cheapest electric and Nissan Leaf what he got an MG.
Speaker 8: And because i come in from the Central Coast every day,
Speaker 8: so I've saved a bit on fuel and I've got
Speaker 8: I've got the electrical thing on the side of the house.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so will you'd be spending no money on fuel?
Speaker 5: That's it?
Speaker 4: Ever? And do you ever run out of like range
Speaker 4: or anything?
Speaker 8: Never, It's it is like a proper anxiety thing though,
Speaker 8: like when it gets low because if you electric car
Speaker 8: just you know runs out of that tree.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's due.
Speaker 3: But also there's something about and I'm not a car person,
Speaker 3: I'm not like noter of a car, but I find
Speaker 3: it weird when I've driven electric before, I feel like
Speaker 3: I'm like, like it doesn't work like a go car.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and it's weird to break when I test drove
Speaker 2: one before I got my car that I got now
Speaker 2: and it's a really weird way of driving, like you'd
Speaker 2: be used to it now, but it's like you go.
Speaker 4: To break now, we break normally.
Speaker 2: Yeah, with an electric it's like you got to take
Speaker 2: your foot off the accelerator way before.
Speaker 8: You don't have to use the break as much. You
Speaker 8: take your foot off the accelerator automatic generative breaking system like.
Speaker 4: With a go cart.
Speaker 2: You get foot off and it stops so rosier. But
Speaker 2: I'm sure you used to it anyway. This car is
Speaker 2: not electric.
Speaker 4: So if you want to call down.
Speaker 2: About the birthday, will yeah, I got to be your birthday.
Speaker 2: You're on Kiss, Good morning, Yeah, first calls thirteen and
Speaker 2: one oh six five. If you want to get on
Speaker 2: a here on Kiss and have a chat.
Speaker 3: We've got Stephen who's phoned through.
Speaker 4: Hasty morning mate.
Speaker 11: How are you guys?
Speaker 4: Good? What did you want to say?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 11: Just calling in regards to the Midnight Tongue song that
Speaker 11: was on earlier in the background and it sounds like
Speaker 11: he's sort of grabbed from three Child of Mine by
Speaker 11: Guns and Roses.
Speaker 4: Okay, so you're.
Speaker 3: Talking about Midnight sun Zara Las and I love that
Speaker 3: song by the way, this.
Speaker 11: One, yeah, yeah, if you listen to the spaccado version,
Speaker 11: it'd be the gun ros background.
Speaker 4: What what what guns and Roses song?
Speaker 11: Three Child of Mine?
Speaker 14: Yeah, I don't.
Speaker 4: Hear the connection at all, So you exploit you will.
Speaker 11: So the saccado section of the Midnight Son, So a
Speaker 11: little pinkle stuff in the background. You're here it basically
Speaker 11: at that mid my Son grabb that you just played there. Yeah,
Speaker 11: you'll hear the three Child in Mine.
Speaker 5: All right.
Speaker 3: We got a musician on the team here, Sean Fraser,
Speaker 3: So I'm just going to throw to him and see
Speaker 3: if you understand, because this what's he saying?
Speaker 7: Paccado?
Speaker 8: Were you saying staccatoo?
Speaker 15: Yeah?
Speaker 4: What's that? What's the staccato?
Speaker 5: I can't really hear that.
Speaker 11: Yeah, it's like the short little little picks like it
Speaker 11: almost you know, like how can I explain it? Like
Speaker 11: picking a little string bed on a guitar, but just
Speaker 11: picking it quickly.
Speaker 8: Yeah, going down the strings and then back up kind
Speaker 8: of thing.
Speaker 4: What are you eating?
Speaker 11: No struggle?
Speaker 5: Wait bigs?
Speaker 16: Oh?
Speaker 4: Okay?
Speaker 5: Nice?
Speaker 4: Do you have weight Boks every day?
Speaker 17: Yeah?
Speaker 5: I have five?
Speaker 4: Sugar? Do you have no sugar?
Speaker 7: Banana and honey always?
Speaker 8: And I'm annoyed because there's only light milk in that suck.
Speaker 4: Oh I love light milk.
Speaker 5: That sucks. Where were we? I don't know what.
Speaker 11: Mine?
Speaker 14: Yeah?
Speaker 11: So yeah, if you just play that grab again, there's
Speaker 11: I mean no time where she's really yeah yeah there
Speaker 11: right there.
Speaker 4: Right you're saying that is referencing this.
Speaker 3: Yeah, all right, we can't hear it, but I mean
Speaker 3: I don't have a musically at Chelsea.
Speaker 4: What You've had to look into it?
Speaker 16: According to Google, this isn't a thing.
Speaker 4: But it's like, thank you, Stephen Steven. I reckon, You're right,
Speaker 4: we get there in the end.
Speaker 2: Maddy, Hi, Maddy, Hey, maddyny.
Speaker 4: Hello, what's up mate? What do you want to chat.
Speaker 11: About about the card behind the bar? I think it's
Speaker 11: a bit of a wonky move.
Speaker 2: Yes, so this chick is saying, if you're a dude
Speaker 2: and you are someone out, take him on a date,
Speaker 2: book the restaurant.
Speaker 3: Call the restaurant, call ahead of time and put your
Speaker 3: card details down, so when you finish with the dinner
Speaker 3: you just say, oh, it's already sorted.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: And apparently that's a ball of move and chicks like it.
Speaker 2: So yeah, you think it's ball Maddie.
Speaker 11: Yeah, I think it's better just to go and pay
Speaker 11: for it on the.
Speaker 2: Fly on the Yeah, well you could do that as well.
Speaker 2: If you come back and go, it's sorted.
Speaker 7: We always know where you're going.
Speaker 3: If the if the meal's coming to a close and
Speaker 3: you wake up the step, like, we know what you're doing.
Speaker 2: Does a man have to, like I pay? I'm not
Speaker 2: asking out of not knowing that. But if you went
Speaker 2: on a date when you were single, yeah, and the
Speaker 2: man didn't pay or didn't offer to pay, well.
Speaker 3: I think there's two options, the man paying or going
Speaker 3: fifty to fifty. There is no option in this world
Speaker 3: where you pay the whole thing. That's that's crazy.
Speaker 4: But even the fifty to fifty, come on you go,
Speaker 4: that's a turnoff. Nah? Oh really I don't really care
Speaker 4: about that stuff. Ah, so wouldn't woo you.
Speaker 3: I've never chased money or anything like that though, so
Speaker 3: like it doesn't that.
Speaker 7: I think it's a ball and move to do the
Speaker 7: card thing.
Speaker 3: But also if I met someone whose personality, humor and
Speaker 3: everything I loved, that wouldn't like the card, wouldn't make
Speaker 3: me like someone else more.
Speaker 2: But the fifty to fifty wouldn't turn you off okay,
Speaker 2: But but if he wanted you to pay.
Speaker 4: Oh yuck for your revolting What about Chelsea, you're single,
Speaker 4: Does the dude have to pay all the time?
Speaker 16: No, I agree with that. I think fifty to fifty
Speaker 16: is good. But if you go on multiple dates and
Speaker 16: he pays for the first one, I think it's up
Speaker 16: to you to pay for at least the second.
Speaker 4: Really, oh no, I wouldn't even say that I just
Speaker 4: pay all the time.
Speaker 3: I'd say, at some stage, like you pay for something like,
Speaker 3: let's say first dates dinner, he pays, Then the next
Speaker 3: dates dinner he pays again. Then if we go to
Speaker 3: like I don't know, the movies or for drinks, I'll
Speaker 3: just pay for one of those.
Speaker 7: At least offer for the second time.
Speaker 4: I think you know what I like.
Speaker 2: I'm happy to pay for the dinner, which you'ld only
Speaker 2: get on a second date anyway, But if we went
Speaker 2: out for a drink after that, she should then like
Speaker 2: offer to buy a drink.
Speaker 3: Even though it's nowhere near the same value amount, it's
Speaker 3: still It's the thought that I once spoke to a
Speaker 3: guy friend of mine who said that he had like
Speaker 3: that fight at the counter with a girly one on
Speaker 3: a date with like, I think she was pushing his
Speaker 3: like you know the phone fight where you're trying to
Speaker 3: like pay and he never spoke to a girl.
Speaker 7: And he's like, she like made me feel like she
Speaker 7: less of a man. She might have everyone because she
Speaker 7: wouldn't like she was.
Speaker 3: I get what she was trying to do, but he
Speaker 3: said she pushed too hard and like it was offensive.
Speaker 4: But just offer even if it's a token bullshit.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, you pretend to reach in your bag, like
Speaker 3: you don't even.
Speaker 4: Have a wallet in there. All right, Celemn News is
Speaker 4: coming up with that in just a moment. We'll do
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Speaker 2: You are listening to Kiss right now, twelve to seven.
Speaker 7: Do you remember tea Pain? Oh he was huge in
Speaker 7: my day.
Speaker 4: I love te Pain.
Speaker 3: Oh that's not the right thing name. No, it's by
Speaker 3: you a drank. It is by your draink. Very different. Well,
Speaker 3: he was doing a live stream, so basically what he's
Speaker 3: got into these days is gaming streams where all the
Speaker 3: money is people just sit there and play games and
Speaker 3: live stress.
Speaker 4: It's huge, isn't it. Like it's a twist other people
Speaker 4: play games.
Speaker 3: I'll never understand, but I'm not that big into gaming
Speaker 3: to understand that.
Speaker 4: But it's just people make bank off that.
Speaker 3: So yeah, he was on a live stream when Pharrell
Speaker 3: Williams called him. Now, Pharrell Williams obviously a legendary music
Speaker 3: producer and is behind huge hits. And when you got
Speaker 3: this phone call from Pharrell, he basically said to t Pain,
Speaker 3: I want you to try and help restore R and
Speaker 3: B because he thinks the genre is dying.
Speaker 4: Take a listen, what.
Speaker 18: The doing man?
Speaker 14: There's normal way normally meek irn B dead is missing
Speaker 14: right now like him.
Speaker 5: You know, I just want to explain this to.
Speaker 8: You, but really easy.
Speaker 4: I mean it is true.
Speaker 2: Right like back in the day when you and I
Speaker 2: worked with each other, R and B was huge.
Speaker 4: We're working on an R and B station.
Speaker 7: Now it's all pop and country.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Like I can't think of the biggest R and
Speaker 4: B arts.
Speaker 7: I mean recently we had like Tyler had.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, I mean t Paine's still releasing music, by
Speaker 3: the way, it's just not no one's listening to it,
Speaker 3: Like Chris Brown still releasing music.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Music goes in cycles too. Like rock used to be big,
Speaker 2: like huge in the nineties. Every station to play rock.
Speaker 2: There's no rock in the like charts either. Rock is dead,
Speaker 2: So yeah, I guess so, but.
Speaker 4: That can come back.
Speaker 2: And even remember it was like you know, Good Charlotte,
Speaker 2: all those kind of bands. Yeah, there's nothing like that
Speaker 2: going on.
Speaker 4: I'm just trying to think. I can't think of one
Speaker 4: R and B artist that's big at the moment. Tyler.
Speaker 4: I reckon the Chanelle chick.
Speaker 7: Yeah, but aside from her, like male R and B artist.
Speaker 4: Now, there's no male one of them.
Speaker 3: That's why when I've dumbled across a bar that turns
Speaker 3: into somewhat of a club at night and think, why
Speaker 3: am I here?
Speaker 4: I'm way too old.
Speaker 3: When I'm there, they're still listening to buy you a
Speaker 3: drink and stuff like that.
Speaker 4: So because their music is not.
Speaker 7: Club appropriate, you can't dance to it.
Speaker 3: So when I go there, I'm like, the whole crowd
Speaker 3: is fifteen years younger than me, but they're listening to
Speaker 3: what we listened to fifteen years ago.
Speaker 4: Well, very confusing. We need a back, We need a
Speaker 4: big ry, bring back.
Speaker 7: R and B, bring back tea pain.
Speaker 3: Also, Jimmy Kimmel's wife has opened up about how they
Speaker 3: first got together back in two thousand and nine.
Speaker 4: Now, if you didn't know, Molly.
Speaker 3: His wife, was actually one of the head writers on
Speaker 3: the Jimmy Kimmels Show, so technically Jimmy was her boss
Speaker 3: when they got together.
Speaker 7: So she worked under him for eight years.
Speaker 3: Until he finally decided to make a move, and he
Speaker 3: did it in a really sweet way.
Speaker 7: Take a listen.
Speaker 19: At the time, I was one of the head Raiders
Speaker 19: and at one of our Raiders meetings, someone asked, you
Speaker 19: can only have.
Speaker 4: Five foods the rest of your life. What are they?
Speaker 19: And we all went around the table and said them,
Speaker 19: and I just rattled off. I remember I said, pizza
Speaker 19: and Yoki, crab class built in chuckled of goods. And
Speaker 19: about six months later, I go to Jimmy's house. He
Speaker 19: asks me to come over after work and he opens
Speaker 19: up the door and it smells delicious and he's like,
Speaker 19: I've made some things and it was pizza and Yoki
Speaker 19: cookies and VLT Yeah.
Speaker 4: How good's yoke?
Speaker 7: She's saying, I thought you were saying Yoki yeah?
Speaker 4: Is that is that her saying yok yeah? Yo yoke?
Speaker 2: How that sounds like the boss inviting you? Haven't but anyway,
Speaker 2: is that what women want to remember what you.
Speaker 20: Like, thoughtfulness, such effort those No.
Speaker 3: But it's it's like we want to show that you're
Speaker 3: paying attention, like anyone can buy you something. And sure
Speaker 3: that's great from time to time. But like even when
Speaker 3: my partner says, oh, you know, what do you want
Speaker 3: for your birthday? Or what do you want for Valentine's Day?
Speaker 3: Or what do you want for I always say a letter?
Speaker 2: Oh, like a handwritten Yeah, yeah, it's just nice. Can
Speaker 2: I just give you, like cashing a card or something.
Speaker 3: I'm not your nephew, you know, just chuck fifty bucks
Speaker 3: in a card and say happy birthday.
Speaker 4: Girls love a letter, though, you do, Yeah.
Speaker 3: Because boys aren't generally great at expressing how they feel.
Speaker 3: So it's once a year we get like pined over
Speaker 3: and told how amazing and beautiful we are.
Speaker 4: We'll hold onto that for dealer. We'll hold onto that
Speaker 4: letter forever. And this day and age, it's much easier. Hey,
Speaker 4: chat chef BT, you write me a letter for my
Speaker 4: girlfriend Alana. Don't shortcut. Get rid of the dashes. The
Speaker 4: dashes is a clear giveaway.
Speaker 7: Yeah, the extra long dash.
Speaker 4: Yeah, get rid of that. She'll have no idea.
Speaker 3: I think we can tell when you're writing is normally
Speaker 3: the standard of a kindergartener, and then all of a
Speaker 3: sudden you're writing this like poetry.
Speaker 20: It's pull of dashes. All right, let's a little give
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Speaker 4: Right now, we've got Mitchell, good.
Speaker 11: Morning, good morning.
Speaker 7: Well, Mitchell wants a grand to go to Bali with?
Speaker 11: Absolutely?
Speaker 7: Are you one of those guys that are always going.
Speaker 17: To Bali a couple I've been a couple of times.
Speaker 7: I've never been.
Speaker 4: Oh you haven't done Bali. You done Thailand? You didn't
Speaker 4: like it.
Speaker 3: So I didn't like Thailand. But I went on a
Speaker 3: gym fit trip, which is just so not me. So
Speaker 3: I don't know why I did that. I probably haven't
Speaker 3: given southeas days your affair go. I would like to
Speaker 3: do bali, but I do like uhlawatu not semonyak.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, where's the one no one goes anymore?
Speaker 3: Kudah Yeah, I'd try and do a more relaxing Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you've done kudo, Sean.
Speaker 9: Done, cuda and semenyak.
Speaker 4: Yeah have you done?
Speaker 7: Apparently that's the nice place.
Speaker 3: But I've heard that everyone there is really hot, so
Speaker 3: you've got to be really confident to go.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, I'm not ready yet. I got on your Mitchell,
Speaker 4: we go make meets.
Speaker 7: Your question Number one.
Speaker 3: Comedian Dave Hughes is also known by what nickname excuse it?
Speaker 7: What is Happening this week?
Speaker 3: That involves children dressing up as their favorite book characters.
Speaker 3: Which tech company developed the Chrome web browser Google is.
Speaker 4: David Attenborough ninety or one hundred.
Speaker 17: Ninety.
Speaker 3: Shane Gould, Chrissy marsh and Dicko are all contestants on
Speaker 3: which current reality series pass, Which rapper's real name is
Speaker 3: Marshall Mathers, the third eminem, which British comedian wrote the
Speaker 3: office extras and afterlife pass name, and ice cream made
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Speaker 11: Mister Burns, who.
Speaker 3: Wrote the famous novel The da Vinci Code. All right,
Speaker 3: let's go back to Shane Gould, Chrissy Marsh and Dicko.
Speaker 7: What show are they all on?
Speaker 3: And which British comedian wrote The Office, the UK version extras.
Speaker 7: And After Life?
Speaker 11: I have no idea partner.
Speaker 3: He did really well, you got six out of ten,
Speaker 3: but you did get the David Attenborough question wrong.
Speaker 7: He's one hundred years old.
Speaker 3: Shane Gold, Chrissy Marsh and Dico are all on Traders.
Speaker 3: Then we got Ricky Gervais who wrote the Office extras
Speaker 3: in Afterlife, and finally Dan Brown wrote The Da Vinci Code.
Speaker 4: But still a really good effort.
Speaker 2: Yeah, man, you were smashing it for a while there.
Speaker 2: I thought you were gonna get it. Okay, Another chance
Speaker 2: to play our pop quiz up for you before eight o'clock,
Speaker 2: so I keep it right here on kids.
Speaker 3: All right, we've got a brand new I Want You
Speaker 3: Back next where one of our listeners wants to try
Speaker 3: and get their X back. So basically, she dumped her
Speaker 3: ex girlfriend because she wanted to go on this big
Speaker 3: euro trip and she wanted to be single, got.
Speaker 7: Her Yeah it's Lesbian Edition today.
Speaker 3: But then she realized she made a huge mistake, so
Speaker 3: she's going to try and get her back live on air.
Speaker 4: May go help, Yep, let's see if that works.
Speaker 2: You are on Kiss, You're hanging out with my key,
Speaker 2: and that's here for Amy.
Speaker 3: Rachel has given us a call this morning because she's
Speaker 3: got big regrets and wants to try to make things right.
Speaker 3: So Rachel and Abby started dating when they were in
Speaker 3: year twelve and they were together for about three years.
Speaker 7: But then Rachel made the decision to end things.
Speaker 3: Because she was going to go traveling, so she wanted
Speaker 3: to obviously be single when she was traveling, she went
Speaker 3: through Europe for a bit of time, and now she's
Speaker 3: back and she's regretting it all. She's regretting her decision.
Speaker 3: So we got Rachel on the line right now to
Speaker 3: tell us more.
Speaker 2: Hello Rachel, Hi, And just to be clear, Abby's not
Speaker 2: one of these like boys' names.
Speaker 4: Abby's a girl.
Speaker 14: Yes, Abby is. Yes, Amy was my girlfriend.
Speaker 3: Okay, Okay, Now I want to know, point blank, be honest,
Speaker 3: did you just want to be single and like kind
Speaker 3: of you know, slutted up in Europe a little bit.
Speaker 14: Well, I mean, to be fair, she had a job
Speaker 14: she didn't really want to quit and didn't really have money,
Speaker 14: so there were talks of her coming with me, but
Speaker 14: at the end of the day, we just decided that
Speaker 14: I just needed to expel all that chapter on my own.
Speaker 3: So just because she couldn't come to Europe, you couldn't stay, Like,
Speaker 3: how long were you away for?
Speaker 14: I was there for six months, so it was such
Speaker 14: a long time to do long distance. Yeah, Like I
Speaker 14: felt like I just wanted to enjoy it without constantly
Speaker 14: thinking about her.
Speaker 3: I mean, yeah, long distance would be difficult, particularly when
Speaker 3: you're not like living abroad and just doing the normal
Speaker 3: working thing. It's like you're basically partying and doing all
Speaker 3: those kinds of things constantly while you're away.
Speaker 2: But did you expect to come back and everything to
Speaker 2: just resume.
Speaker 14: No, No, I'm not like that. I mean, I'm back
Speaker 14: in Australia now, and now I'm realizing it was a
Speaker 14: huge mistake. I really miss her.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but can you not see how from Abby's perspective? Like,
Speaker 3: I believe you're genuine Rachel, but I'm listening to you
Speaker 3: thinking as if Abby's not just going to hear what
Speaker 3: you're saying and go, oh, now you want the best
Speaker 3: of both worlds.
Speaker 7: You want to have your cake and eat it too.
Speaker 3: You did the trip, You're back now, and you're like, oh, sorry,
Speaker 3: let's get back together.
Speaker 7: Like, how do you plan.
Speaker 4: On making things right with Abby so that she takes
Speaker 4: you back?
Speaker 14: I mean, I get where you're coming from, and it
Speaker 14: does definitely sound like like that. But all I can
Speaker 14: say is I know that I've made a mistake and
Speaker 14: I really do miss her, and I hope that she
Speaker 14: understands that.
Speaker 3: Did you guys speak while you're away or it's kind
Speaker 3: of been no communication for the last six months.
Speaker 14: Here and there a couple of messages.
Speaker 4: Do you feel like you deserve a second chance?
Speaker 5: Well?
Speaker 14: I think I do, But that's up to her.
Speaker 4: Why do you deserve it?
Speaker 14: I deserve it because in my heart I know that
Speaker 14: I still love it.
Speaker 3: And I just want to I just think, truth upfront.
Speaker 3: When you're in Europe, did you like do whatever you wanted?
Speaker 5: Like?
Speaker 4: Were you pretty naughty when you're over there?
Speaker 14: I mean you're in Europe, Like what happens in Europe
Speaker 14: stays in Europe. But I definitely had some.
Speaker 4: Fun, was it guys as well?
Speaker 14: A couple guys, a couple of girls.
Speaker 7: Yeah, when in Europe.
Speaker 3: But this is the thing, right, we're not only asking
Speaker 3: Abby to take you back because you made a mistake
Speaker 3: in breaking up. You're also saying take me back by
Speaker 3: the way I've done this, this, this, this, and this
Speaker 3: in that time that we will split up.
Speaker 7: So I don't know.
Speaker 4: I'm just saying be prepared here because it mightn't be easy.
Speaker 14: Yes, I'm definitely prepared.
Speaker 4: I think a bit of groveling might need to happen.
Speaker 7: But we'll see.
Speaker 3: Because we've got Abby on the line, we are going
Speaker 3: to take a little break though, and then we'll get
Speaker 3: her on next And it.
Speaker 7: Is your time to shine, Rachel.
Speaker 2: All right, stick around, let's see will you be able
Speaker 2: to get Abby back?
Speaker 4: We will do that next live on air here on kids.
Speaker 3: All right, we were just talking to Rachel who wants
Speaker 3: to try and get her ex girlfriend back.
Speaker 4: Basically they had been together for three years.
Speaker 3: Rachel decided she wanted to do six months in Europe
Speaker 3: and she was hoping that Abby would travel with her.
Speaker 3: In all fairness, but then Abby didn't have the money,
Speaker 3: couldn't make it happen, and they inevitably broke up. Now,
Speaker 3: while Rachel was over there, it is worth mentioning she
Speaker 3: did do whatever she wanted.
Speaker 4: She slept with a couple of girls, a couple of.
Speaker 3: Guys as well, and now since landing back in Australia,
Speaker 3: she realizes that she made a huge mistake by breaking
Speaker 3: up with Abby and she's hoping that Abby's going to
Speaker 3: forgive her and take her back.
Speaker 7: Will she?
Speaker 4: Okay, so we're going to talk to Abby in just
Speaker 4: a moment.
Speaker 3: Rachel, do you have like a speech you're planning on saying, because,
Speaker 3: like I said before, Abby, this might be tough for
Speaker 3: Abby because not only did you break up, go and
Speaker 3: do your own thing and then think, oh I just
Speaker 3: weren't going to have my cake and eat it too.
Speaker 7: Well, that's what it looks like.
Speaker 3: But you have done a number of things with different
Speaker 3: people since you were last together. So I think honesty
Speaker 3: is important here.
Speaker 4: Don't you.
Speaker 14: Yeah, definitely. I think it's just going to have to
Speaker 14: come from the heart. I don't really have much plan but.
Speaker 7: Okay, I'm all for shooting your shot.
Speaker 3: And if you still have feelings for her, do believe
Speaker 3: that you made a genuine mistake, then I do think
Speaker 3: it's worth trying.
Speaker 4: Well, let's talk to Abbi. Hello, Abby, good morning morning.
Speaker 4: How are you God?
Speaker 2: Did you enjoy your relationship with Rachel it was a
Speaker 2: fair will?
Speaker 14: Yeah, it was there for three years.
Speaker 21: You like we were each other's first love was high school?
Speaker 4: Okay, but what about when she ended things to go
Speaker 4: to Europe?
Speaker 3: How did you she gnuinely feel because I'm sure you
Speaker 3: probably pretended to be supported or maybe you didn't but
Speaker 3: pretended to be supportive at the time of what she
Speaker 3: wanted to do with her life.
Speaker 7: But were you heartbroken?
Speaker 21: I mean, yeah, she jumped me the night before she left.
Speaker 3: Oh okay, so it sounds like this ended kind of
Speaker 3: badly on Abbey's side of things. And then, of course
Speaker 3: you probably had to just watch her travel through Europe
Speaker 3: for six months having the time of her life, where
Speaker 3: you just sat at home living your normal life.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 21: Yeah, I mean she dumped me the night before she
Speaker 21: left on six months troop, and then three days later
Speaker 21: is reposting Instagram stories of dancing all over these random
Speaker 21: guys and girls and some nightclub in Ibiva.
Speaker 4: Yeah that's not going to feel good.
Speaker 7: Yeah, okay, Well, anyway, we got Rachel here.
Speaker 4: She wants to talk to you. Hello, Rachel, you're on
Speaker 4: with Abbi.
Speaker 14: Okay, Hi Abby, Hey, look, I wanted to come on
Speaker 14: to air because I really did. I made a huge mistake.
Speaker 14: There's no way that I can express this to you
Speaker 14: in a way that you're going to understand. But to
Speaker 14: be fair, I really did think that we were going
Speaker 14: to do long distance. I just I felt like that
Speaker 14: you didn't deserve that because you needed someone to be
Speaker 14: there for you. You know, you were going through a bit
Speaker 14: of that time, and so I know I did it
Speaker 14: in the wrong way and I dumped you in such
Speaker 14: a horrible way. And to be fair, I did, you know,
Speaker 14: have some fun in Europe. But that was that just
Speaker 14: made me realize how much I actually do love you,
Speaker 14: and I do need you, and I do miss you,
Speaker 14: and I just really hope that we can just get
Speaker 14: the conversation started again.
Speaker 21: No, because you've come back, you're bored and you celibate.
Speaker 6: No.
Speaker 14: I was celibate for a little while towards the end.
Speaker 14: It was only really at the start. You know, I
Speaker 14: was just trying to get over you, trying to move on.
Speaker 21: If you really like someone, if you really loved someone,
Speaker 21: you don't sleep with someone a week after dating the
Speaker 21: girl that you were dating for three years. Doesn't work
Speaker 21: like that.
Speaker 4: Okay, it sounds like a pretty firm no from Abby.
Speaker 3: But Abby, is there any part of you but the
Speaker 3: believes what Rachel's saying. She's saying from the bottom of
Speaker 3: her heart. She realizes she made a mistake. But you
Speaker 3: don't believe that, it seems.
Speaker 6: I mean, I think.
Speaker 21: You'll always still love your first partner.
Speaker 6: I think there's always.
Speaker 21: Gonna be a place in your heart for them. But
Speaker 21: what she did was pretty dog and I had my cries.
Speaker 14: I was sad for a while, and I'm over it.
Speaker 4: Rachel, how's that so?
Speaker 12: Yeah?
Speaker 14: I mean, I guess that's pretty hurtful to hear, but
Speaker 14: I guess I did the same to her, So you know, I'm.
Speaker 2: Sure we couldn't maybe describe for a drink and see
Speaker 2: if there's anything there.
Speaker 4: Abby, No, I'm good, fair enough? All right?
Speaker 5: Well?
Speaker 3: Abby, you tried, Yeah, Rachel, I mean, you've got to
Speaker 3: be proud of yourself for trying. But I think the
Speaker 3: answer is pretty clear here. There's no chance and Abby
Speaker 3: has the right to be able to move on after
Speaker 3: what happens. So, I mean, we love a happy ending,
Speaker 3: but there's not going to be one.
Speaker 8: Of this kid.
Speaker 2: Could you think, maybe, Rachel, you'll gay hit up dudes,
Speaker 2: now that you had a bit of a taste.
Speaker 4: You're trying to turn her to people like, that's not
Speaker 4: what this is about. Out Let them be. We'll let
Speaker 4: you guys go. I don't know he's got an ulterior
Speaker 4: move here, dudes at all, Rach, just let it. Well, now,
Speaker 4: maybe you go go for them.
Speaker 14: I think I'll take some time off really dating and
Speaker 14: really going.
Speaker 4: I think that's a good idea.
Speaker 14: One.
Speaker 3: Yeah, maybe you're back from Europe, take some time to
Speaker 3: find yourself and what you want, and then who knows,
Speaker 3: maybe you'll meet someone along the way, guy or girl.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, right, thanks, thanks Rachel, Thanks, thank you.
Speaker 4: All right on, No, you've got some celebrity news coming up.
Speaker 7: I do now.
Speaker 3: Hayden Pantier's estranged mother has sat down for an interview,
Speaker 3: and I'm going to play you what she said about
Speaker 3: her daughter's death coming up next.
Speaker 2: All right, all right, Sean, thanks mate, let's head to
Speaker 2: night and get a hit a celebrity news.
Speaker 3: Now, Hayden Pantiers a strange mother has done an interview
Speaker 3: with Good Morning America.
Speaker 4: She's spoken about the death of Hayden.
Speaker 3: Now, she was estranged from her mother because when Hayden
Speaker 3: she was a child star. She first stepped into the
Speaker 3: public eye when she was like eleven months old in
Speaker 3: a commercial and then as a child she started movies
Speaker 3: like Remember the Titan. She was in a bunch of
Speaker 3: series and things like that. So Hayden's mum managed her
Speaker 3: career in her youth. And Hayden said in a previous
Speaker 3: interview that I became the confident, the assistant, the therapist,
Speaker 3: the shoulder to cry on everything but her child. So
Speaker 3: she's kind of saying she neglected me as a mother
Speaker 3: and treated me more like a business. So yeah, her
Speaker 3: mother in this interview recalls the moment she found out
Speaker 3: that her daughter had passed away. It's worth mentioning as well,
Speaker 3: this is the second child that her mother is lost
Speaker 3: at a young age, because Hayden's brother passed away.
Speaker 4: A few years ago as well. So this is what
Speaker 4: she said on Good Morning America. I was numb. I
Speaker 4: was just numb.
Speaker 10: I just couldn't feel anything. I still am not grasping
Speaker 10: this as real. I want Hayden to be remembered for
Speaker 10: the talented, beautiful, outgoing, intelligent woman she really was. But
Speaker 10: I also want people to understand that it is my
Speaker 10: belief that she was suffering.
Speaker 7: I find it strange she did an interview so soon.
Speaker 4: This is a bit quick for an interview.
Speaker 3: It's been what a week, Yeah, and she's already talking
Speaker 3: out about it like that doesn't seem like a normal
Speaker 3: response from a parent who's grieving.
Speaker 4: But each to their own.
Speaker 3: She elsewhere in the interview, spoke about Hayden's ex boyfriend
Speaker 3: or current boyfriend on again off again boyfriend that she
Speaker 3: was with when she died, Brian. Now she's already spoken
Speaker 3: out about the fact that she believes there was some
Speaker 3: foul play and that she thinks it was Brian's fault
Speaker 3: essentially that she passed, and now what she said on it.
Speaker 3: So apparently, according to Leslie, Brian claims that on the
Speaker 3: day that she died, he left the air and Airbnb
Speaker 3: where they were staying, where he was staying with Hayden
Speaker 3: in South Carolina, at ten thirty am, and then she
Speaker 3: was doing a makeup at the time. He left to
Speaker 3: run some errands, and then when he came home, he
Speaker 3: just went straight into the room and had a nap
Speaker 3: and didn't interact with Hayden at all.
Speaker 7: When he woke up from the nap, his brother was
Speaker 7: knocking at the door.
Speaker 3: His brother's AAC, and then Brian answered the door and
Speaker 3: they found Hayden unresponsive.
Speaker 4: So he's saying he went straight home and didn't.
Speaker 3: He's saying he saw her before he left in ransom errands.
Speaker 3: When he got back from running the errands, he went in,
Speaker 3: had an APP and then it wasn't until his brother
Speaker 3: knocked on the door that he found her unresponsive. She's
Speaker 3: casting doubt on this, saying that Brian knew she was deceased,
Speaker 3: and he's called his brother and they've built this whole
Speaker 3: story right right.
Speaker 4: Because think about it.
Speaker 2: If you go out and your partner's at home and
Speaker 2: then you come home.
Speaker 4: You wouldn't just walk in the door, go and have
Speaker 4: an APP and not say.
Speaker 3: I mean, we know that Hayden struggled with addiction and
Speaker 3: things like that, but it does seem a little strange
Speaker 3: the story so far, and maybe that is why it
Speaker 3: has turned into a criminal investigation now, so we will
Speaker 3: find out what happened, but for now, she's basically saying
Speaker 3: Brian is not innocent. Also on Hayden Panetier Now in
Speaker 3: her memoir that she released in May of this year,
Speaker 3: we spoke about it at the time. Actually, she recalled
Speaker 3: an incident that happened when she was eighteen years old
Speaker 3: where a trusted female acquaintance allegedly her into the bedroom
Speaker 3: of a big yacht where a famous person all she
Speaker 3: said is a very famous person and didn't name them,
Speaker 3: was waiting for her naked in the bed.
Speaker 4: That's what she said in the book. The internet since she.
Speaker 3: Passed have made it their mission to dig and find
Speaker 3: out who this person is. And basically it's been going
Speaker 3: viral that it was James Blunt, the.
Speaker 4: Single English singer.
Speaker 3: Yes, And the reason they think that is because old
Speaker 3: photos have surfaced of Hayden and James on a boat
Speaker 3: together in two thousand and nine for some charity event
Speaker 3: in KHN in France.
Speaker 4: Is he talking about it? He overnight?
Speaker 3: Obviously the rumor got enough, Yeah, enough, like enough people
Speaker 3: have been sharing it that he said, you know, I
Speaker 3: have to come out and deny this, So overnight he
Speaker 3: has he basically has shared this sub stack article that
Speaker 3: debunks it because of the timelines. So according to this article,
Speaker 3: there's a timeline mismatch. She very clearly said she was
Speaker 3: eighteen at the time, and the photos of them on
Speaker 3: the yacht together.
Speaker 4: Was when she was nineteen, so a year different.
Speaker 3: So he's saying it couldn't have been him because the
Speaker 3: timeline doesn't match.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean, if it wasn't him, that's a horrible
Speaker 2: thing to be accused of, absolutely.
Speaker 3: Right, yeah, so, and rumors are vicious, so we don't know. Finally,
Speaker 3: a little quick story here about the movie How to
Speaker 3: Lose a Guy in ten Days?
Speaker 7: One of the most iconic rom coms of all time.
Speaker 7: We all love it.
Speaker 3: It's, of course Kate Hudson, Matthew McConaughey. Apparently it's getting
Speaker 3: a sequel. The sequels in the early stages, and original
Speaker 3: star Kate Hudson is going to be producing the movie now.
Speaker 3: The intent is that Matthew McConaughey will also reprise his role,
Speaker 3: but we don't know yet if that's going to happen,
Speaker 3: So I'll keep you posted.
Speaker 4: But that's a big one. How do you Lose a guy?
Speaker 4: And what was it about turning the guy off?
Speaker 3: Basically, she wrote for a magazine and she got like
Speaker 3: an assignment where she had to give all the reasons
Speaker 3: that could turn a guy off in ten days. But
Speaker 3: he also was a journalist and he bet his boss
Speaker 3: or something that he could make a girl fall in
Speaker 3: love with him for ten days.
Speaker 4: So they've got like ulterior motives and both. You know,
Speaker 4: So how would you turn a guy off in ten days,
Speaker 4: isn't it? I'll just be.
Speaker 3: Interested in America, like too interested? Yeah, yeah, yeah, show
Speaker 3: your cards too early.
Speaker 2: It's funny, like even like if I was obsessed with
Speaker 2: some of the hottest in the world, if they were
Speaker 2: too keen in the beginning, you've.
Speaker 4: Got to have a bit of mystery about you. A
Speaker 4: guy like would back off.
Speaker 3: And that's the thing everyone says, don't play games. You
Speaker 3: have to play games to some extent.
Speaker 4: You have to be a little bit of game. It's
Speaker 4: just the reality of the world.
Speaker 7: You have to play.
Speaker 2: All right again, you want more celeb music and check
Speaker 2: out the Kissed Breakfast podcast on the free iHeart app
Speaker 2: coming up. There's a word gen zs are using as
Speaker 2: an insult. They might be using it on you and
Speaker 2: you wouldn't even realize that.
Speaker 4: You're copying it. What is the word. I'm going to
Speaker 4: tell you what it is next, a right, Arianna.
Speaker 2: Now Here on kiss well, gen zs are using a
Speaker 2: word as an insult, you might not even realize you're
Speaker 2: being insulted.
Speaker 4: They might be throwing it at you. What is it,
Speaker 4: you'd have no idea?
Speaker 2: Well, it's polyester polyester, which is an artificial fiber. So
Speaker 2: if they are calling you polyester, calling a fake and inauthentic. Yeah,
Speaker 2: apparently it's going around a lot, like you'll see on comments.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, that's so polyester your polyester. Yeah it
Speaker 2: makes sense.
Speaker 3: I mean it makes sense, yeah, logically like polyester fake whatever. Yeah,
Speaker 3: but why like why are there constant new terms and
Speaker 3: slang words being like why can't we all just use
Speaker 3: the same dictionary.
Speaker 2: No, I know what you mean, but like they come
Speaker 2: up with them, like you know the obvious fonge, Well
Speaker 2: do you speak gen z.
Speaker 3: I've got a fair understanding of what words mean. But
Speaker 3: like that's only because I work in this job and
Speaker 3: I've had to be.
Speaker 7: Aware of it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, if you weren't around them, So cap is lie?
Speaker 7: Yeah, like no, cap no lie.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but then they made it like I know, back
Speaker 3: in the day, we had our own slang as well. Yeah,
Speaker 3: but we don't just make up words like they've got
Speaker 3: that stupid skibbity word that means nothing. Yeah, it literally
Speaker 3: means nothing. You try and look up what skibbity means.
Speaker 3: There's no end, There is no meaning.
Speaker 4: Yeah, same about six seven. There is no actual meaning you.
Speaker 7: Yeah, but it came like it's a.
Speaker 4: Yes, you are right.
Speaker 2: We sounded like old people here because like we we
Speaker 2: used to use words like oh, that's wicked. My day
Speaker 2: wasn't ten years older than you, or like sick even that,
Speaker 2: oh yeah, don't say sick.
Speaker 4: Yeah it means you're ill. Yeah, we all had our.
Speaker 7: Own version of it. But I just feel like it's
Speaker 7: out of control.
Speaker 4: Try hard that was a good one. Oh it's try
Speaker 4: hard not a thing anymore. I think it's anything anymore.
Speaker 4: You can you remember I'm such a try hard big jam.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, if I'm good, just ask me such a
Speaker 4: big jam.
Speaker 7: That's gay.
Speaker 4: I mean I know what you mean.
Speaker 5: I know what you mean.
Speaker 2: All right, Georgina Walker time, let's get Let's get you
Speaker 2: on with Georgina for one of our snap predictions, calling
Speaker 2: thirteen one oh six five. If you want your prediction,
Speaker 2: from Georgina Walker. Let's do it right now thirty one
Speaker 2: oh sixty five. Georgina Walker is joining us next right
Speaker 2: here on kids Now, here's Georgina Walker. If you want
Speaker 2: a prediction, go to Georgina Walker dot com get a
Speaker 2: private one with her. But she's on here to help
Speaker 2: you right now, Vanessa.
Speaker 4: So what did you want to ask your Gina Walker?
Speaker 22: I just wanted to ask.
Speaker 11: I have two daughters, age seven and five, and I'm
Speaker 11: just in two minds about having a third, and I just.
Speaker 22: Wanted to see if you see any any other babies.
Speaker 18: There used to be a television show called My Three Sons,
Speaker 18: So if you go for another one, we'll be the
Speaker 18: same sex. And I also think financially it will push
Speaker 18: you over the edge. At the moment you've got a
Speaker 18: balance and I just feel the third and you have
Speaker 18: free will, bow feel the third. There will be disappointment
Speaker 18: with the sex of the child, but also the pressure
Speaker 18: will put on the relationship. Yeah, so the third Georgina
Speaker 18: don't know she has free will, but that's what I'm showing.
Speaker 5: Yep.
Speaker 18: And actually the boss Tom in the elevator make it
Speaker 18: squick and fast.
Speaker 7: Today And that was a snout prediction.
Speaker 18: On my backside, fast fast.
Speaker 3: I love it all right, Let's get Lauren on then
Speaker 3: for another snap prediction.
Speaker 7: Hey Lauren, what do you want to ask?
Speaker 18: Hi?
Speaker 14: Gigi?
Speaker 22: I was just wondering where you see my career having,
Speaker 22: if I should focus on my part time job or you.
Speaker 18: Need to be a little bit more specific. What is
Speaker 18: the cream?
Speaker 22: It's a part time so I work part time, I
Speaker 22: take care of my daughter, and I also have two businesses.
Speaker 18: I haven't more specific for me to be able to
Speaker 18: answer the.
Speaker 4: Question, well, what are the businesses?
Speaker 15: Dol?
Speaker 22: So I have an online clothing boutique and a dogbed business.
Speaker 18: And as well as having a We're looking after you.
Speaker 18: Forget the clothing business. I don't see that taking off.
Speaker 18: I feel that the dog situation has some merry, but
Speaker 18: I don't think it's enough to substitute a full time job.
Speaker 18: So I think at the moment it's a hobby. But
Speaker 18: I don't see this jumping in because I think it's
Speaker 18: too much competition unless you went for something really bright,
Speaker 18: colorful and make it sort of like when I say
Speaker 18: target the gay market, there's something really quite different rather
Speaker 18: than quite stable. What you're doing at the moment, otherwise
Speaker 18: it'll be a slow slog.
Speaker 4: Okay, you go all right?
Speaker 7: Uh Sarah, so love and how snappy days are?
Speaker 2: Let's move Sarah, she's got without Yeah, what's your question
Speaker 2: for Georgina?
Speaker 11: Hi, Georgina, I'm just wondering if my daughter will be
Speaker 11: fit and strong enough to make to get a national
Speaker 11: time for next year.
Speaker 18: That's exactly right.
Speaker 11: In swimming, Sorry, we're swimming.
Speaker 18: And did she have a particular stroke style butterfly and
Speaker 18: backstroke that I've got a pain down my left side
Speaker 18: going down there. I don't know if you want a
Speaker 18: bar below the shoulder a muscular situation, So maybe that's
Speaker 18: a backstroke situation. I see a backstroke in many media
Speaker 18: is going used to be swimming.
Speaker 4: Tow is a butterfly.
Speaker 3: That's crazy because I'm now so unfit and butterfly requires
Speaker 3: a lot.
Speaker 18: Of because the feeling was, oh my gosh, I can't
Speaker 18: move my shoulder associated with but I feel with the right.
Speaker 18: Whatever the issue is, this girl needs in intensive physiotherapy,
Speaker 18: intensive building up some kind of stamina association with them.
Speaker 18: But I get the word reserve, so it may mean
Speaker 18: that she gets selected, but she may be on the
Speaker 18: reserve but the message is getting in a reserve situation
Speaker 18: is absolutely fantastic. So but without that kind of additional
Speaker 18: support issue, I think that she will not be able
Speaker 18: to reach the pinnacle of success.
Speaker 11: Yeah, she does see physio like every week at the minute.
Speaker 14: We just found along.
Speaker 18: It needs to be more. There's something else.
Speaker 7: You know what it is about a physio too.
Speaker 3: You go to the physio and then they say, okay,
Speaker 3: here's what you need to do, but then it's up
Speaker 3: to you to do no one.
Speaker 18: I think it's just not enough what she's doing.
Speaker 3: But she needs to do all the exercises at home
Speaker 3: and actually follow through with the physio treatment.
Speaker 4: One more here somone, you've got a quick question and
Speaker 4: go for it.
Speaker 23: I do.
Speaker 6: Good morning, Georgina Mining. I was just wondering. I went
Speaker 6: to a Clairpoint with a couple of my girlfriends about
Speaker 6: three months ago and they said that I would be
Speaker 6: coming into money. I was wondering if there was anything
Speaker 6: like that. My younger son's traveling in October, and I
Speaker 6: was wondering if i'd be what.
Speaker 18: Did they specify coming in? Manic with it? You find
Speaker 18: ten dollars on the floor, you're coming in? Being more specific, She.
Speaker 6: Said to me that she sees me coming into quite
Speaker 6: a bit of money over the next twelve months, maybe
Speaker 6: in a lottery or a win.
Speaker 18: Can I say that? A lot of psychic say that
Speaker 18: to make people happy, I says, I need to say
Speaker 18: and something. The people who know me well I will
Speaker 18: never do, have only done it twice in my life,
Speaker 18: have been very accurate because people want them to leave
Speaker 18: quite happy. I do feel, and it's in a time
Speaker 18: frame seven to ten years time. You may, through an
Speaker 18: estate or something like that, receive a cash outcome or
Speaker 18: a benefit associated with it, but I feel at the
Speaker 18: moment none, not being disrespectful for that particular person. I
Speaker 18: think that's a very general question. Often I hear a
Speaker 18: lot of people are told.
Speaker 14: Okay, okay, thank you for conferving.
Speaker 4: All today. Yeah, I just want people to be happy.
Speaker 18: Yes, something people leave missology surely tell me where to
Speaker 18: go and the messages. But that's what you are. You
Speaker 18: want the answer, So that's a snap predictional. When you
Speaker 18: come to me for reading, don't ask the question.
Speaker 4: You're not going to mince words. I love it.
Speaker 7: Georgina.
Speaker 3: Okay, if you want a private reading with Georgina, you
Speaker 3: can head to Georgina Walker dot com.
Speaker 2: Than all right, let's some give away some money now though,
Speaker 2: thousands of bucks to be won every day with our
Speaker 2: pop quiz. We're doing it again calling if you want
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Speaker 4: Right, pop quiz on on a sec. But we have
Speaker 4: labradors in our studio right now. This is really cute.
Speaker 3: There's a little black puppy named Sweetie. Oh it's the
Speaker 3: puppy smell now.
Speaker 2: Tomorrow is International Dog Day and the Guide Dogs in
Speaker 2: New South Wales.
Speaker 4: Are looking for volunteer. They're looking for puppy raisers. We've
Speaker 4: got Ryan here. Hello, Ryan, good morning.
Speaker 5: Mate, good morning.
Speaker 4: Thanks having us. So what do you need people to
Speaker 4: do to help raise a guide dog?
Speaker 15: Yeah, yeah, it's a very special job and we've got
Speaker 15: a big show audage your puppy raise at the moment.
Speaker 15: It's a dream gig really, So looking for volunteer, average
Speaker 15: families who can put their hand up and take one
Speaker 15: of these beautiful labrador puppies for the first twelve months of.
Speaker 4: Their life, so for a year, for a year.
Speaker 15: So it's good if people are just wanting to dip
Speaker 15: their toes in the water. Don't know if I want
Speaker 15: a dog, but I'll try it. And you can raise
Speaker 15: this beautiful little puppy for us and in the meantime
Speaker 15: do a great job for guide dogs and really going
Speaker 15: to help somebody in need in the future.
Speaker 4: So we change people's lives.
Speaker 15: They they do such a great job. And Sweety's just
Speaker 15: coming here now she's a great example of this.
Speaker 4: How she's ten weeks weeks ojes gorgeous now it's getting
Speaker 4: a cut on and cry. So if people want to
Speaker 4: do it, where do they need to go?
Speaker 15: Matey, head to our website Guide doogs dot com dot au.
Speaker 15: You can find all the details there. You've got some
Speaker 15: spare time, you're looking to help us out. It's a
Speaker 15: great thing to do, so please check it out.
Speaker 4: All costs are fully paid for right.
Speaker 15: Yeah, you don't have to worry about vet or food
Speaker 15: or anything like that, and we provide all the support.
Speaker 15: You can come along and do it our puppy training
Speaker 15: classes every two weeks.
Speaker 4: It's great fun.
Speaker 15: It's a great way you can be philanthropic without having
Speaker 15: to dig into your pockets.
Speaker 5: It's really great.
Speaker 4: So just search guard Dogs in New South Wales Online.
Speaker 4: That's the one. Thank you, Ryan, and now let's give
Speaker 4: away some money.
Speaker 7: I can't concentrate.
Speaker 2: You've got to concentrate us as time for quiz, right,
Speaker 2: so pay attention to the questions, not the doggies. Nut,
Speaker 2: here we go, any difficult Jess, You're on to play
Speaker 2: the pop quiz. Nut has your questions, good luck.
Speaker 7: I'm going to get straight into it for you. Question
Speaker 7: number one, what do Americans call tomato sauce?
Speaker 9: Catch up?
Speaker 7: Name a country starting with the letter C.
Speaker 3: Croatia complete the Goutier song title Somebody That I Used
Speaker 3: to Love?
Speaker 7: Name a film starring Tom Cruise.
Speaker 3: Don't Look Back in Anger is the upcoming documentary about
Speaker 3: which bands reunion Tour?
Speaker 4: What is the name of the American Sorry.
Speaker 7: Australian national anthem fair who sung the chorus on the
Speaker 7: Whiz Khalifa song See You Again?
Speaker 22: Pass?
Speaker 3: Dakota Johnson and Anne Hathaway co star? And which upcoming
Speaker 3: psychological thriller.
Speaker 22: Pah.
Speaker 3: What's the name of the YouTube short form vertical video content?
Speaker 3: Oh My God, Pass Paradise is the new album by
Speaker 3: which Ossie Music duo and we're about to have them
Speaker 3: on the show.
Speaker 6: Oh there'll be people screaming past.
Speaker 4: Oh that's a right.
Speaker 7: Let's go back to any film starring Tom Cruise.
Speaker 4: No, I've got nothing. Well you got three out of ten.
Speaker 3: I'll whip through the ones you got wrong. So Gotier's
Speaker 3: song is Somebody that I Used to know? Film starring
Speaker 3: Tom Cruise, Top Gun, Mission Impossible, et cetera. Don't Look
Speaker 3: Back in Anger is the upcoming documentary about Oasis. Charlie
Speaker 3: Pooth sung the chorus on Whiz Kalifa's song see You Again.
Speaker 3: Dakota Johnson and Anne Hathaway will be starring in Verity.
Speaker 3: You Tube short form videos are YouTube shorts and Paradise
Speaker 3: is the new album by Peaking Duck, who are on
Speaker 3: their way in studio.
Speaker 2: Yeah, run on a little bit late, but we will
Speaker 2: get them on very soon. Another chance to play our
Speaker 2: pop quiz tomorrow seven am, eight am. Only here on Kiss.
Speaker 2: I think the dogs might have distracted you there, chess.
Speaker 4: Yeah that's naughty, sweetie. All right. Celeb news coming up
Speaker 4: with looking at Home in the corner. If we can
Speaker 4: get out to pay attention. She looks really sad. Hut
Speaker 4: all right, you're on Kiss, goodbrning.
Speaker 7: All right.
Speaker 3: The Jonas brothers were performing at Madison Square Garden over
Speaker 3: the weekend. They're on tour at the moment, and Joe
Speaker 3: Jonas mistakenly read of fans sign completely wrong. So you
Speaker 3: know how people go to concerts and they still hold
Speaker 3: up the big signs that say like marry me Joe
Speaker 3: or whatever, you know what I mean. One of the
Speaker 3: fans was holding up a sign, and he explained on
Speaker 3: his socials this morning he thought the sign said that
Speaker 3: this fan was having a second baby, and so he
Speaker 3: took it upon himself to announce it.
Speaker 7: But that actually wasn't the case.
Speaker 1: All said he.
Speaker 9: My husband doesn't know about number two assuming baby. Can
Speaker 9: you tell him?
Speaker 4: I'm like sure, So I grab her phone.
Speaker 9: First, a kid answers. I'm like, oh, this must be
Speaker 9: your child. I was like, this is your child. She
Speaker 9: guess it's my child, said Hi.
Speaker 11: The little girl.
Speaker 4: And then the next person I spoke to was another child,
Speaker 4: and I was like, okay, well I'm confused, and I'm like, hey,
Speaker 4: there's another case.
Speaker 9: She's like, that's my kid.
Speaker 4: I was like, oh, okay, can you put your father
Speaker 4: on the phone.
Speaker 9: I think his name was Dylan.
Speaker 4: Dylan hangs up the phone, before I could tell him,
Speaker 4: so I made a video.
Speaker 2: I said, Hey, for gats you guys having another you're
Speaker 2: having another you have another one, you have another kid.
Speaker 7: The crowd went crazy and passed the phone back play
Speaker 7: the next song.
Speaker 2: Come to find out, her husband just didn't know that
Speaker 2: they were going to a second concert not having a
Speaker 2: second child.
Speaker 4: How's that I didn't know where that story was going. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 4: so completely screwed that one.
Speaker 3: I'm very misleading though, But concerts it's one of those
Speaker 3: places where I would never personally want a marriage proposal
Speaker 3: or announced to the world that I'm having a child.
Speaker 7: Like it's just to meet too publico impersonal.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, apparently you're not meant to also like proposing
Speaker 2: a public place. You know, everyone talks about that, Collins
Speaker 2: from accounts that TV show does.
Speaker 7: Everyone talking about that.
Speaker 4: Everyone's talking about it. I mustn't be in these conversations.
Speaker 4: It's really good. I reckon about watching it. But the
Speaker 4: guy proposes at his friends at their friend's wedding. He
Speaker 4: gets down on one knee.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but there's two things there. There's in public and
Speaker 3: then there's on someone else's big day.
Speaker 4: I know, right, moron, Yeah, I know, not to do that.
Speaker 4: How do guys not know?
Speaker 7: I mean some women.
Speaker 3: I will say majority of women want it to be
Speaker 3: personal in private, but there definitely are some women out
Speaker 3: there who want the attention and who wouldn't hate for
Speaker 3: it to be at a concert or a wait for
Speaker 3: it to be even in a restaurant.
Speaker 4: Is my idea of hell yeah, because everyone everyone, and then.
Speaker 3: Looks and it kind of makes your moment everyone else's moment.
Speaker 3: You're thinking about people looking at you as opposed to
Speaker 3: living in the now, you know.
Speaker 4: Is it also like you'd feel like you're forced to
Speaker 4: say yet Nah?
Speaker 3: I think if you weren't going to say oh look,
Speaker 3: I don't know because I've never been in a position
Speaker 3: where I've wanted to say I know. But I feel
Speaker 3: like you'd always just say yes in the moment and
Speaker 3: then think about it later and go, oh, what have
Speaker 3: I done here?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 3: So it's pretty brutal in the moment going in a restaurant.
Speaker 3: Then you have to run out, you can't enjoy the
Speaker 3: rest of your meal.
Speaker 4: No, you can't have your dessert after that.
Speaker 3: I don't at least do it after dessert and case
Speaker 3: she says no, so she's gonna need a dessert.
Speaker 7: Also Channing Tatum.
Speaker 3: Now a lot of people know this, but he was
Speaker 3: actually a stripper before he became famous. Hence why he
Speaker 3: made the Magic Mike franchise because it's actually part of
Speaker 3: his story as well. So he was talking to this
Speaker 3: random interviewer on the street the other day and he
Speaker 3: actually revealed what his stripper name was.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, before he was Chanting Tatum. This is what
Speaker 4: he was.
Speaker 14: Not a shame to admit that I was an actual,
Speaker 14: real life stripper when I was eighteen in Florida back
Speaker 14: in the day.
Speaker 4: Did you have like a scripper name.
Speaker 5: I didn't get to pick. My stripper name was handed
Speaker 5: was like Chan Crawford.
Speaker 4: Cham Crawford, Chan Crawford. So part was my first name?
Speaker 4: Like are they is over the top? I've never been
Speaker 4: to a male strip club, I.
Speaker 3: Think the most, Well, there's the Magic Mike show that
Speaker 3: now go around. But in terms of your traditional strip
Speaker 3: clubs that we all know, I don't believe. Yeah, I
Speaker 3: don't believe that there's men not that I know of.
Speaker 4: But how does your striper name work? Again?
Speaker 3: Wasn't it your first pet and your first street name
Speaker 3: Mandy Burley?
Speaker 5: For me?
Speaker 4: So so I'd be trans if I was a male
Speaker 4: study man man by man to Burley. Yeah.
Speaker 16: Mine.
Speaker 3: I think I can't remember if this dog was around
Speaker 3: before when I was born, but I think it's honey
Speaker 3: our Miria.
Speaker 7: The name honey, Honey.
Speaker 4: You're born to be a stripper.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean there's sorry, if there's any honey is
Speaker 3: listening up? If you're a honey, If you're honey, that.
Speaker 4: Works in Finance thirteen one oh six five. Oh, Chelsea's
Speaker 4: saying apparently male stripper, Well, how do you know you're filthy?
Speaker 5: Girl?
Speaker 16: I had a little Google now now. But they do exist,
Speaker 16: but they operate a little bit differently. So like with
Speaker 16: a female strip club, you go and you pay for
Speaker 16: like dancers and whatnot, where with the males it's more
Speaker 16: for show.
Speaker 4: So it's more like a less touchy or what.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's yeah, because us women we're more emotional.
Speaker 2: It's a performance. It's like a theatrical performance where he
Speaker 2: might take.
Speaker 4: His gear off.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but if you just if he just came out
Speaker 3: and took his gear off and there was no build
Speaker 3: up to it, we'd.
Speaker 4: Be like, yeah, too much.
Speaker 2: Hey, you want to get more celeb news, go and
Speaker 2: grab the Kiss Breakfast podcast on the Free I heard
Speaker 2: up the boys are Peaking Duck are about to join us.
Speaker 2: We're going to have a shout to them. I mean
Speaker 2: they've had there's.
Speaker 3: Two very important things on the way this morning, Peaking
Speaker 3: Duck and McDonald's.
Speaker 4: And I keep saying, well, that's where is my McDonald's.
Speaker 7: It's coming.
Speaker 3: Peaking Duck also coming. But the McDonald's. Yeah, they've got
Speaker 3: a new range.
Speaker 4: Oh.
Speaker 2: I was going to say, how does that help the
Speaker 2: listeners that we're getting.
Speaker 4: Free because we're letting the listeners know that there is
Speaker 4: a new range.
Speaker 7: What's the range?
Speaker 4: Chelsea? It's like the Birdie correct, Yes, the pink one,
Speaker 4: the pink one. Cool?
Speaker 2: All right, well well it's three markers. But you can
Speaker 2: listen to Peaking Duck. They're going to join us, coming
Speaker 2: up right here on kids.
Speaker 4: Here they are.
Speaker 2: Oh wait, they're not here yet, Okay, Peaking Duck. They
Speaker 2: got a brand new album out Paradise. It is out
Speaker 2: right now, already number one on the Australian Albums Aria shot.
Speaker 2: So well done to them just here they're they're walking
Speaker 2: in mate.
Speaker 3: But also you know it's huge Adam from Peaking Duck
Speaker 3: also making music under Kelly Holiday.
Speaker 4: He's had like two huge releases in the past year.
Speaker 3: I think they've both gone number one, his solo project
Speaker 3: and the Peaking Duck projects.
Speaker 4: But they are still a thing. They are together. They've
Speaker 4: got the new album. Yeah, because they both have solo things,
Speaker 4: but they are still together.
Speaker 7: Oh, we got Adam looking up. Where's where's your mate? Ruben?
Speaker 5: He's somewhere. I think he's stuck in the lift.
Speaker 4: Really he is here, though he's en route. How are
Speaker 4: you mate?
Speaker 5: I'm good.
Speaker 4: Thanks for having me looking good.
Speaker 5: Thank you so much. I dressed up for dressed up
Speaker 5: for you too.
Speaker 4: You're very tanned.
Speaker 5: Well, I've been walking around Bondo Beach.
Speaker 4: Is that you're getting a turn to this time of year?
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean there's a lot of sunshine there.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 5: I've been trying to walk along the sand. Running along
Speaker 5: the sand give you more of a turn with a reflection. Yeah,
Speaker 5: I kind of work on all of it, the whole
Speaker 5: package I want now.
Speaker 3: We were only saying to Mikey earlier that he should
Speaker 3: up his dress game, and I think you should take
Speaker 3: a leaf out of Adam's.
Speaker 5: You want me to wear a.
Speaker 4: Suit jack and I wear a T shirt. I don't
Speaker 4: care about it.
Speaker 5: It look good.
Speaker 7: I think it's Yeah, he's got one suit that he
Speaker 7: wears to every event.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And I wore it to the Logis and apparently
Speaker 2: Georgina Walker, who was here, liked it.
Speaker 4: And I said, should I wear a suit every day?
Speaker 7: What do you think of power dressing to work every day?
Speaker 5: Well, there's something to be said for power dressing.
Speaker 24: You're kind of like, you know, you're putting on the
Speaker 24: uniform and you're going to go get it. I haven't
Speaker 24: done it. I haven't committed fully. I think there'll be
Speaker 24: a point in my life maybe when I'm like forty.
Speaker 4: Well you just become the suit guy.
Speaker 5: I just wear a suit.
Speaker 7: Really, I think you suspenders?
Speaker 5: Oh yeah? Really it is a commitment. It's quite a
Speaker 5: pain in the ass. Oh yeah.
Speaker 2: Like old people like back in the day, our grandparents generation,
Speaker 2: they wore a suit when.
Speaker 7: They carry a hanky everywhere they hanky?
Speaker 5: Yeah, you hang, I do, actually, man, I don't from Korea.
Speaker 24: But moving on, what I will say is, lately I've
Speaker 24: been going the opposite to the suit man, and I've
Speaker 24: been wearing a Tony soprano style sweatsuit like.
Speaker 4: A the law matching top and bottom.
Speaker 5: Yeah, like a the Law sweatsuit.
Speaker 24: And I'm kind of really getting into that, and I'm like,
Speaker 24: I can't go down that road yet.
Speaker 5: That's like geriatric.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's after the suit.
Speaker 7: You go to the matching tracksuit.
Speaker 5: So yeah, I'll go to the suit. But you look good.
Speaker 5: As long as you feel good and you look good.
Speaker 7: It's He's also a fan of the bro tox.
Speaker 4: Have you gotten into the brotox botox for man brotox?
Speaker 5: No, I haven't done that.
Speaker 4: It's a different ingredient. It's more manly.
Speaker 5: It's not like the.
Speaker 4: Exact same. Is that the needles yet to stop the
Speaker 4: face from moving or showing?
Speaker 5: Where do you get it all over?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 5: I mean it's work.
Speaker 3: I mean I was keeping it hidden and then we
Speaker 3: found out you're also doing the scrow tox.
Speaker 23: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's gonna be smooth.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah.
Speaker 4: Every morning I think about my Hey tell Us made
Speaker 4: the album. Oh here we go, Rubency now, Oh Ruben,
Speaker 4: and you come speaking of some.
Speaker 5: Kids?
Speaker 4: Just come from a footy game.
Speaker 25: Oh look, I've just been sick as a dog and
Speaker 25: I'm trying to get better. But you know, I thought
Speaker 25: i'd wrap myself in a thousand blankets tonight.
Speaker 4: Who's the beanie? Is that like Bell Main Tiger?
Speaker 9: It's mullets for mental health Black Dog Institute. They're a
Speaker 9: good charity. Yeah, beautiful, get amongst it?
Speaker 4: Yeah, Hey, tell us your album. That's why you're here now.
Speaker 5: I thought we're going to talk about scrow Talks.
Speaker 4: But really looking forward to locking in on scros.
Speaker 5: We got our first ever album, Paradise. It's out number
Speaker 5: one in the country right.
Speaker 25: Already crazy in sixteen years, we never made an album
Speaker 25: until right now.
Speaker 4: That is mental to me. So what you just made
Speaker 4: like EPs and things?
Speaker 9: Singles?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Yeah, is it cool? Sing goods?
Speaker 5: A few?
Speaker 4: Do you records?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 25: Well, the record of this has been going off. I
Speaker 25: think in the first week there was a crazy amount
Speaker 25: of sales so.
Speaker 7: Proper physical viney Okay.
Speaker 2: I want to know then, be honest, is it bullshit
Speaker 2: that it sounds better on vinyl? Does it doesn't really
Speaker 2: sound better?
Speaker 25: I listened to everything on vinyl at home, but you're
Speaker 25: stuck and have to listen to the between the songs, right,
Speaker 25: and it makes it. It's more of a therapeutic situation
Speaker 25: where you think you're listening to an artist from start
Speaker 25: to finish their album.
Speaker 9: I think that's kind of what it's about.
Speaker 5: Yeah, sound quality wise, it's kind of bullshit.
Speaker 4: Well it's not, it can't be better.
Speaker 24: It's you get a bit of crackle to it, a
Speaker 24: bit of it's kind of like watching a film on film,
Speaker 24: you know, if you like that kind of thing. Sure,
Speaker 24: But what Ruben saying is you're strapped in so you
Speaker 24: kind of got to hear.
Speaker 4: The whole thing.
Speaker 2: Come, hey, why we got your Sean Fraser from our
Speaker 2: newsrooms reporting on a big story about AI in music
Speaker 2: this morning. Sean.
Speaker 8: Yeah, so this Friday will be the first time in
Speaker 8: a while obviously that the ARIA charts will not include
Speaker 8: AI music. So there are some songs out there that
Speaker 8: have hit the in the radio stations, but from this Friday,
Speaker 8: they're going to not be including them in the ARIA charts.
Speaker 8: So it's obviously fair game now for musicians that actually
Speaker 8: write their own music.
Speaker 4: So how do you guys feel about it? If you
Speaker 4: used ANAAI, they're.
Speaker 7: Very against it.
Speaker 9: We're pretty outspoken.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yes, yes, I think that's great. Yeah, that's real.
Speaker 4: What if you like, couldn't be bothered coming up with
Speaker 4: the chorus, would you ever?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 4: For lyrics, or something, just say give the word.
Speaker 5: That, yeah, write me a hit like Celine Dion.
Speaker 4: It's just not going to happen, right, who knows?
Speaker 5: Am I that's I guess that's kind of the problem
Speaker 5: in that it just kind of takes out.
Speaker 7: I think it's a slippery slope too.
Speaker 3: Like even using AI for things like help me make
Speaker 3: this email sound better, you then become so reliant.
Speaker 7: And you're just like, I'll just run it through chat TOBT.
Speaker 3: So as soon as I feel like you start adding
Speaker 3: AI to music, even if it is one chorus, one verse,
Speaker 3: one line of a song, I feel like that's where
Speaker 3: you're just going to go all downhill and stop using
Speaker 3: your brain.
Speaker 4: I get the feeling.
Speaker 25: It's not bad for sharpening the tools, like if you
Speaker 25: want the email to sound maybe more professional, yes, that's okay.
Speaker 25: I think it's when you say, oh, make my song
Speaker 25: more creative, that's when it's going to make it feel like.
Speaker 9: It's the song's gone down the to dating apps.
Speaker 3: My friend was broken up with, and the text was
Speaker 3: quite clearly AI generated.
Speaker 24: My friend was dating a woman and she was texting
Speaker 24: him with CHADBT generated messages when they were courting each
Speaker 24: other's and he was like, hey, are you writing this
Speaker 24: on chat?
Speaker 7: Did he call her out for that?
Speaker 5: She admitted it, which pick up to her.
Speaker 4: But you wouldn't think a chi could need to do that.
Speaker 17: I know.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 5: I was like yeah, who was like, run brother, run.
Speaker 2: Good to see you guys are anti now, Nat, you've
Speaker 2: got a little game. You want to both the boat?
Speaker 3: Yes, I want to play the one second song challenge
Speaker 3: with you guys. So basically it's self explanatory. We'll play
Speaker 3: a song, then we'll come back and we're going to
Speaker 3: play one second. These are all kind of dance songs.
Speaker 3: I thought like it'd suit the Peaking Duck vibe. So
Speaker 3: one second of a song, you're versing each other and
Speaker 3: we'll see who can get more correct.
Speaker 4: All right, we're going to do that right after forever.
Speaker 4: Here we go. This is getting dark playing right now.
Speaker 2: No, Ai used a little bit, no a Right, you're
Speaker 2: on Kiss Good Morning twenty two to nine right now.
Speaker 4: The boys are Peaking Duck. Hang it around with it
Speaker 4: one are these openers?
Speaker 6: Okay?
Speaker 5: Yes?
Speaker 3: It is the one second song challenge with Adam and
Speaker 3: Rubin from Peaking Duck. They're going to verse each other.
Speaker 3: So it's as simple as it sounds. I'm going to
Speaker 3: play one second only from an iconic song. I need
Speaker 3: you to buzz in with your name, and we need
Speaker 3: to see who gets.
Speaker 4: The most correct. Okay, good luck boy.
Speaker 3: Now these are the songs you will definitely know. So
Speaker 3: it's all about speed here.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, your name is your buzzer. Let's go all right,
Speaker 4: Ruben Adam.
Speaker 9: Ruben levels of itchy bang one point on the boy.
Speaker 4: Well done, mate, Okay, let's go next. We need to
Speaker 4: write a wrong found effect of field add to this. Yeah,
Speaker 4: that was that was a thank you all right.
Speaker 7: Song number two.
Speaker 5: Adam lucky duff punkin.
Speaker 7: Yeah, let's go to the song number three.
Speaker 5: That was totally me.
Speaker 7: Ruben took the tactic of yelling louder, I'm.
Speaker 9: Going to Caravin Arison, Rihanna fell in love and all right.
Speaker 4: Song number four, damn.
Speaker 24: It yet bulletproof, bulletproof so incorrect.
Speaker 4: You've got a free show here.
Speaker 9: Reuben played again, big big big titanium.
Speaker 5: Yes, and I've made the same song.
Speaker 7: They are the same song basically three one, Ruben in
Speaker 7: the lead here. Song number five, please.
Speaker 5: Adam, that's uh some killy headed clan.
Speaker 7: A three two, let's go on to song number six.
Speaker 9: No idea, that's hard, that's hard.
Speaker 4: This one went viral in the past year. Give it
Speaker 4: a bit more.
Speaker 3: Standing in a crowded er, No, standing in crowded This
Speaker 3: is your beats the jet to Holiday.
Speaker 5: That Yeah, Adam Jess Glynn, Yeah, hold my hands.
Speaker 7: No, we're back to three. Old song num seven Please.
Speaker 5: Adam, I gotta feeling four three black Eyed Peas, all right.
Speaker 3: Song number eight Adam at hon on me.
Speaker 4: I can't come back now when, but let's do it anyway.
Speaker 4: Final song, song number.
Speaker 13: Nine, Satisfy all right, you're a clear winner, mates, Alright,
Speaker 13: Satisfy Action.
Speaker 9: Yeah, wait for that drop.
Speaker 5: Turn this up.
Speaker 4: The best song of you produce this really just want
Speaker 4: to take your shirt up.
Speaker 24: Every time we play this, really that first drop in
Speaker 24: the song, we both look at each other every time.
Speaker 11: We just go.
Speaker 5: Everything you want.
Speaker 4: Your new album. The new album is just as good though,
Speaker 4: number one, in fact.
Speaker 2: Already number one, so you can go and get it now.
Speaker 2: Paradise Peaking Duck. Great to have you guys on.
Speaker 4: Thank you, Thank you guys, thanks for having us.
Speaker 2: We're going to take your last calls if you want
Speaker 2: to get on air and have a chat calling right
Speaker 2: now thirteen one oh six y five. We'll toalch you
Speaker 2: up next here on kids and look who's calling Gus
Speaker 2: Walland so the Sydney Marathon is on this weekend. Gus's
Speaker 2: charity Gotcha for Life playing a big part, and he's
Speaker 2: called in to have a chat.
Speaker 4: Hello, make it more.
Speaker 23: Hey, Just great to hear you, guys. Sorry, I wake
Speaker 23: up with a frog and my fraid this morning, so
Speaker 23: I'm standing a little bit dodgy, but I've been singing.
Speaker 9: Along and dancing along with the songs this morning.
Speaker 23: I absolutely love your music, so thank you having me
Speaker 23: there we.
Speaker 4: Go it loves kiss music. We love that. Are you
Speaker 4: running in the marathon on the weekend?
Speaker 10: That are you?
Speaker 4: You're doing it?
Speaker 5: Mate?
Speaker 23: Twenty fourteen, I ran the New York Marathon and I
Speaker 23: said as soon as I hit the line, I would
Speaker 23: never ever do anything like that again. So I'm sticking
Speaker 23: to that. But we've got about fifty odd people from
Speaker 23: Gotcha for Life and athletes foot and a few others
Speaker 23: that are doing it all part of the chemist Warehouse
Speaker 23: support that they give us for Gotcha for Life.
Speaker 4: So tell us what they like. How hard is it
Speaker 4: to actually do a marathon, the New York One.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the New York One isn't that famously like the
Speaker 3: hardest marathon in the world to participate in.
Speaker 23: That's exactly right. And it never got below it never
Speaker 23: got above zero all day. I actually took my Tracksit
Speaker 23: pants off and took my pants off at the same time.
Speaker 23: So I ran the whole marathon just with my little
Speaker 23: skinny things on, which is not great for a like
Speaker 23: the size of me. But the thing is I did it,
Speaker 23: and it sort of picked the box and done. But yeah, no,
Speaker 23: it's really hard. The marathon's hard. But you know, New
Speaker 23: York is beautiful. When you end up there, you can
Speaker 23: end up being on a rooftop bar right on top
Speaker 23: of some beautiful place, having or aving a wine.
Speaker 5: So that's good.
Speaker 23: And Sydney is going to really turn.
Speaker 5: It on as well.
Speaker 23: It's one of the great marathons now and Chemists Warehouse,
Speaker 23: I being a great supporter, have got your for life
Speaker 23: and the work that we do in primary schools and
Speaker 23: building the mental fitness up of the little ones in Australia.
Speaker 23: And you know, I can't thank them enough and thank
Speaker 23: you guys enough for allowing me to have a little
Speaker 23: chat about.
Speaker 2: You're right made and Gotcha for life dot grassroots dot
Speaker 2: com if you want to go and help. But tell us, mate,
Speaker 2: if people don't know, what does gotcha felle life do?
Speaker 23: Yeah, it's all about building mental fitness. So we want
Speaker 23: to make mental fitness a subject in schools. There's plinty
Speaker 23: of subjects at the moment that are a bit old fashioned,
Speaker 23: and the kids don't necessarily need to know all the
Speaker 23: older subjects, but they certainly need to know how it
Speaker 23: takes to feel about being a boy or a girl
Speaker 23: or whatever they're going through. We need to start learning
Speaker 23: how to work the emotional muscle in our heads so
Speaker 23: we can actually get through the type of stuff that
Speaker 23: life throws at us. We've got way too many kids
Speaker 23: at the moment that are going through all sorts. So
Speaker 23: let's make mental fitness a subject that we can talk
Speaker 23: about and openly talk about it. Just like we talk
Speaker 23: about mental fitness, we should talk physical fitness the same thing.
Speaker 23: It should be as easy as that, but at the
Speaker 23: moment it's very very difficult to do that.
Speaker 2: Well, good on you, mate, really worthwhile staff, Gus Wall
Speaker 2: and there enjoy the marathon this weekend.
Speaker 23: Okay, we'll do guys all the best we'll do on
Speaker 23: your show.
Speaker 2: Thanks mate, Matt, you've been looking for free marchers all morning.
Speaker 7: Yeah, where's my market?
Speaker 4: Chelsea's just gone to get the free machers.
Speaker 3: So because there's this new meal, it's like the Birdie meal,
Speaker 3: and it's got some special pink sauce, like a Birdieman
Speaker 3: or something.
Speaker 4: Birdie Birdie, you know the character the big bird. Yeah,
Speaker 4: well you're going to get it soon. So on the way,
Speaker 4: should we talk to Hayden. He's just a rathernous Yeah,
Speaker 4: we can talk to you're really out of it at that.
Speaker 4: She really wants a knackers.
Speaker 3: Normally I bring breakfast, but I didn't because I was
Speaker 3: told McDonald's would arrive at eight. Now this was a
Speaker 3: scheduling era from our end from Chelsea, and I know
Speaker 3: she's been managing a lot today.
Speaker 4: We've got someone off sick.
Speaker 7: But just quite frankly, it's not good enough.
Speaker 4: It's a burger chicken or yeah, that's why I think
Speaker 4: we're Birdie Bertie.
Speaker 8: No, let me look into it and pink sauce.
Speaker 4: Let's talk to Hayden. I'm thirteen one oh six five
Speaker 4: and we'll try an update. You want to Pink Brecky
Speaker 4: Meal Hayden, Hello mornin, Mikey, My man, God, what do
Speaker 4: you want to chat about?
Speaker 17: I sort of recap on the guy's paying for dinners
Speaker 17: and all that stuff.
Speaker 4: Yeah, should they have to pay or it's fifty fifty okay?
Speaker 4: Or yeah, if I'm.
Speaker 17: Going crazy or if I'm going absolutely crazy. But I've
Speaker 17: been on two dates with this one girl, right two days. Yeah,
Speaker 17: and I cought the message last night. I paid everything,
Speaker 17: eight hundred dollars.
Speaker 12: In the first dinner and then the second dinner was
Speaker 12: like three hundred, paid for all the cocktails, sixty dollars,
Speaker 12: fish bowls.
Speaker 17: All this nonsense.
Speaker 12: Yeah, I've copped the message last night, and I'm like,
Speaker 12: what is this? It's still not enough, Like all you've
Speaker 12: done for me is paid for dinners. And we talked
Speaker 12: about things like what more does someone want on two days?
Speaker 7: What did the what exactly did the message?
Speaker 10: So?
Speaker 4: What is she wanting out of you that you're apparently
Speaker 4: not giving her exactly?
Speaker 17: Right, That's what I'm asking. I can't even get an answer,
Speaker 17: like am I going to be absolutely crazy?
Speaker 4: Or did she tell you she didn't want to date
Speaker 4: you anymore?
Speaker 17: No, she wants me like she's crazy over me.
Speaker 7: But when she's like going, I don't know, okay what
Speaker 7: I think she means.
Speaker 3: I think you've been really generous with what you're doing
Speaker 3: on the dates, like eight hundred bucks on dinner three,
Speaker 3: But that's all really good. But maybe what she's trying
Speaker 3: to say is just by paying for dinner, that's not
Speaker 3: like that's we.
Speaker 4: Want more than that?
Speaker 17: So what more do you want on two dates?
Speaker 5: I can do.
Speaker 4: Yeah, she wants like emotional crap.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but two dates, but also two dates in and
Speaker 3: you're not really that deep yet, so maybe she wants
Speaker 3: more chivalrous things like are you doing things like you know,
Speaker 3: I don't know, giving a new jack?
Speaker 4: Why don't you try?
Speaker 2: Why don't you try organizing a date that doesn't involve that,
Speaker 2: do some walk.
Speaker 4: Or go to a I don't know something, Non.
Speaker 17: What would you do? Would you even bother trying for
Speaker 17: another date?
Speaker 14: After that?
Speaker 16: Like?
Speaker 4: Should make me want to more? Now?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 4: It doesn't? It make you want to?
Speaker 7: She sounds like hard work to me.
Speaker 5: It gives me.
Speaker 17: The gives me hard work equvibes.
Speaker 4: I like hard work though, because I'm an idiot.
Speaker 17: I do too, But I like more of a baddy
Speaker 17: hard work, hand out, hard work.
Speaker 4: You know, she's very confusing, I'll give you that. Yeah, Yeah,
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 7: What I don't like about this girl is you've asked
Speaker 7: her what do you mean? And she won't tell you.
Speaker 3: It's like she's always going you work it out. It's like,
Speaker 3: how are we supposed to rain your mind?
Speaker 23: Yeah?
Speaker 4: I don't like that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, drop a Hayden good on your Man call down
Speaker 2: part all right on the show, see your mate on
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Speaker 2: and it costs more chances to win thousands with our
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Speaker 3: On the McDonald's Yeah, just because I know everyone is
Speaker 3: waiting with Beata breath.
Speaker 7: So it comes out tomorrow.
Speaker 3: It's the first Birdie Brecky meal, so you know how
Speaker 3: there's like Hamburglar Ronald McDonald Grimace Bertie is one of
Speaker 3: the macer's characters.
Speaker 4: I only got her own meal.
Speaker 3: You can go the Birdie Sausage and mcmuff and the
Speaker 3: Birdie bacon neegmc muff and the Birdie Chicken and bake
Speaker 3: it well. That's the one I want. There's also like
Speaker 3: a Birdie strawberry shortcake Frappe.
Speaker 2: Okay, well it'll finally arrive for you, Matt. You can
Speaker 2: have your macas.
Speaker 23: Yeah.
Speaker 7: As for tomorrow on the show, though, we've got the intervention.
Speaker 3: So one of our listeners is going to confront her
Speaker 3: friend who's been sleeping with a married man.
Speaker 4: It's none of her business.
Speaker 3: Well, she doesn't agree with her behavior, and she's her friend,
Speaker 3: and she's going to tell her, look, I just think
Speaker 3: you deserve better and you should be doing better.
Speaker 4: Do better. I am interested to hear that though. How
Speaker 4: that goes down?
Speaker 23: All right?
Speaker 4: So that's tomorrow, Gord, he's in. It's his birthday, Ring
Speaker 4: him and find out how old he is.
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