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Speaker 2: Good morning, you got my key and Nat here again.
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Speaker 2: in for Amy Girard. Oh the you know my car?
Speaker 2: Yeah that I have, Yes, yes, I do know. The
Speaker 2: car that you have in getting repaired, taken away longer
Speaker 2: than I expect.
Speaker 3: And it's getting repaired because you rain into something twice,
Speaker 3: isn't that right?
Speaker 2: Well, yeah, I ran into the front gate here as
Speaker 2: I was trying to get in there, so thanks for that.
Speaker 2: And then I was reversing and hit something and then
Speaker 2: tried to get out of the spot and hit it again.
Speaker 4: So that's a really good day.
Speaker 5: Hinck that you've had two car accidents in the.
Speaker 2: Past now long Yeah, they were within a month of
Speaker 2: each old.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah.
Speaker 2: My last car nothing just this one anyway, So I've
Speaker 2: got it in getting repaired. They always take longer than usual.
Speaker 2: I've been driving my girlfriend's car around and that.
Speaker 5: With a nice little personalized girly number.
Speaker 4: Player know right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's a fun car, Like she's got a Pausch
Speaker 2: and she's gone. So what are you doing today? Did
Speaker 2: you it's all over? No, she's just gone away. Nah.
Speaker 2: I was gonna get a lift with you, and then
Speaker 2: we didn't want to do that.
Speaker 3: Well, this is why we didn't want to do it
Speaker 3: is because I said, well, firstly, we talk every morning
Speaker 3: for three hours or more. But then also I was like,
Speaker 3: at that time of morning, I just I actually said
Speaker 3: to you, Okay, I'll take you, but we're not speaking.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and I was down with.
Speaker 5: That, like I don't car, like, don't even say morning,
Speaker 5: just get in.
Speaker 4: Shut up like I said, morning.
Speaker 5: Nah, it's slippery slope. Yeah, as soon as we start
Speaker 5: talking it won't end.
Speaker 2: But yeah, you stay back later. You're the executive producer
Speaker 2: of the show. Yeah, get home. I was like, I'm
Speaker 2: not getting a train foul.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I mean, I agree a lot of people have to
Speaker 3: for work, but I personally don't enjoy it.
Speaker 4: I got on one a while ago. I was like,
Speaker 4: where's business class? Hate that anyway, you're a Wayne car.
Speaker 4: So I called my parents and I'm borrowed my mom's car.
Speaker 5: Oh how's that what she got?
Speaker 4: It's just SUPERU. It's not bad.
Speaker 2: The funny thing is mum's are very nervous driver and
Speaker 2: doesn't like any of the modern stuff. So she doesn't
Speaker 2: want a reversing camera, she doesn't want reversing beeping, she
Speaker 2: doesn't want cruise control, blah blah blah. So I feel
Speaker 2: like I'm driving a car from nineteen eighty two, and
Speaker 2: I've got to I haven't reversed a car without a
Speaker 2: camera in years.
Speaker 4: I was like doing the old you know, you put
Speaker 4: your hand on.
Speaker 5: The behind the headrest of the other seat.
Speaker 4: You should see my park downstairs.
Speaker 3: It's just all I would not be able to park
Speaker 3: without a camera these days. But you know what, you
Speaker 3: know how you said your mom doesn't like all the
Speaker 3: safety features.
Speaker 5: Could you even buy a car without them? Now?
Speaker 2: Well, I remember dad, when I bought this Subaru and
Speaker 2: tried to get like stuff taken off or they ended
Speaker 2: up getting like a entry model or something.
Speaker 4: It was really hard.
Speaker 5: In my car.
Speaker 3: I can turn off laye assists and all that, but
Speaker 3: as soon as I get out of the car and
Speaker 3: get back in again, auto, yeah, it turns it back on.
Speaker 2: Yeah, a car without a camera, I'm not sure you
Speaker 2: could even get one.
Speaker 3: Now, No, no way. It gives all like a good
Speaker 3: safety rating. So that's why all cars want them.
Speaker 4: Challenge yourself, try driving a car without a camera.
Speaker 3: Incredibly, I'll have multiple car accidents in a month, like you.
Speaker 3: Sean Fraser, what's going on this morning?
Speaker 4: Yeah, good morning.
Speaker 6: Well we'll start with the Swans obviously sex crime detectives.
Speaker 6: They're on their way from Victoria to Sydney today. They're
Speaker 6: continuing their investigation into the hotel saga. Yesterday the five
Speaker 6: players involved said sorry, it's still an investigations under underway. Noah,
Speaker 6: they won't be playing they've and a lot of people
Speaker 6: were saying yesterday. Doesn't mean they just won't be playing
Speaker 6: this weekend. No, it's the entire season. So if they
Speaker 6: made the Grand Final, they're not going to be they're complete.
Speaker 5: Five key players.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I mean Isaac Keen is the vice captain so
Speaker 6: h and he's quite prominently the police are investigating him.
Speaker 4: Thrown away their season.
Speaker 7: Well, that's that's right.
Speaker 6: I mean they were sitting second, sitting a second in
Speaker 6: the ladder.
Speaker 3: So regardless of that, Like I did a little bit
Speaker 3: of a stalk into some of these players engaged things like.
Speaker 2: That you showed me one yesterday. Well, gorgeous fiance.
Speaker 5: What is rong with people?
Speaker 3: Like again, it's all alleged and everything, but if this
Speaker 3: is true, this infuriates me because I'm like, you have
Speaker 3: everything going for you in your life, career, the hot misses.
Speaker 5: What are you doing?
Speaker 4: Man mate?
Speaker 2: Hey, not to be outdone, but andl's got a bit
Speaker 2: of a scandal going on now.
Speaker 6: Yeah, well Toby Rudolph, he plays for the Sharks. Yeah,
Speaker 6: in the he's off to court this morning. Oh why
Speaker 6: he allegedly mooned a council ranger.
Speaker 5: Now the council ranger.
Speaker 6: Council ranger saw him with his dogs off a leash apparently,
Speaker 6: and and told him, you know, get him, get him
Speaker 6: on a leash in the.
Speaker 4: And he mooned.
Speaker 5: Strange response to have, like I'm not gonna do it.
Speaker 5: And also, here's my butt cheek Like moon is just
Speaker 5: showing the cheeks right, it's not a spread, No, that
Speaker 5: would what they used to brown eyes eye he allegedly moon. Yeah,
Speaker 5: but that's so weird, like kids do that on the
Speaker 5: school bus to cars that drive pass that's crazy.
Speaker 4: There, I heard you talking about.
Speaker 2: The parliaments reached a decision on gambling, and it's pretty weak,
Speaker 2: isn't it.
Speaker 6: Well, some changes are coming in, so it looks like
Speaker 6: it's well, it is happening. From January next year, there's
Speaker 6: going to be some changes to the gambling reform. That
Speaker 6: just means we'll see less ads on TV.
Speaker 4: And they're still there. Yeah, I haven't gone.
Speaker 7: They're still there.
Speaker 4: We'll just see less of them on TV and radio.
Speaker 6: And one of the other changes was that you can
Speaker 6: opt out of these bonus bets. Now for some people
Speaker 6: who don't know that, some of these agencies or these
Speaker 6: companies they give you a bonus bet, sort of a
Speaker 6: ten dollar bonus bet here and there to sort of
Speaker 6: entice you to have a Look, yeah, so you'll be
Speaker 6: able to opt out of that, so you won't.
Speaker 4: Be given they'll be able to opt out.
Speaker 5: Yeah yeah, yeah, so they can still do it.
Speaker 3: But I just feel like this is so piss week,
Speaker 3: Like best if they actually cared about trying to stop
Speaker 3: people from gambling. And look, I don't necessarily think it's
Speaker 3: the right way to go, because I do think they
Speaker 3: can be too strict and then everyone's just going to say,
Speaker 3: what do we live in a nanny state?
Speaker 5: Like I agree, make your own choices.
Speaker 3: But if they cared like I went to Adelaide ones
Speaker 3: and to play the Pokey's in Adelaide, you have to
Speaker 3: take your notes, put them in a machine and it
Speaker 3: gives you coins. You then have to feed individual coins
Speaker 3: into the poke machines to play and if you win,
Speaker 3: guess what that'll get spit out in coins too, hold
Speaker 3: on one.
Speaker 5: Of these little plastic cup. I didn't want to. I
Speaker 5: didn't want to have a slap at all when I
Speaker 5: was there. The opt out gets me. I think they
Speaker 5: were talking about this, right SBS.
Speaker 2: I think it was you could go onto their app
Speaker 2: during the World Cup and opt out of seeing gambling ads. Right,
Speaker 2: how many people bothered? First, you've got to find it, Yeah,
Speaker 2: then you got to opt out. Shouldn't it be that
Speaker 2: it's just automatical when you sign in, it gives you
Speaker 2: an option like no one's gonna opt out?
Speaker 5: Or shouldn't it be automatically off? And you can opt in.
Speaker 4: Not opt out? But they know that, they know that,
Speaker 4: they know that.
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Speaker 2: our pop quiz playing at seven and eight today. We're
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Speaker 2: We'll have cameras and reversion.
Speaker 5: Yes, it's a good cart.
Speaker 4: My mum won't want it.
Speaker 3: No, And Hughesy will be joining us live one air now.
Speaker 3: He's been copping a lot of heat online at the
Speaker 3: moment because he's very opinionated. So we're going to give
Speaker 3: you the chance to take Hughesy on.
Speaker 2: You know, I spoke to him for my podcast Behind
Speaker 2: the Mic with Mike e Plug. One of these videos
Speaker 2: I put up is just doing a ranch about the government.
Speaker 2: It was like nine hundred thousand views, so many, and
Speaker 2: it gets people. Really he does. He knows how to
Speaker 2: fire them up.
Speaker 3: So yeah, if you want to have a crack at
Speaker 3: Hughesy or if you agree with him as well. Thirteen
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Speaker 3: Kids, When it comes to trying to pick up a woman,
Speaker 3: it seems that men are going to do literally anything
Speaker 3: except just be a nice.
Speaker 4: And normal person. We're not sure that works.
Speaker 5: It does? It does.
Speaker 3: I'd say being a funny guy works every time. Be
Speaker 3: the funny guy if you can. But if you're not funny,
Speaker 3: what are you gonna do?
Speaker 4: But you've got nothing? Then yeah, be hot?
Speaker 2: Then what if you're just really hot? Would wouldn't I mean,
Speaker 2: would women come up to you?
Speaker 5: I mean certain Oh yeah, certain women would.
Speaker 3: And also like it's like certain women if you're rich,
Speaker 3: don't care about anything else. But I could not think
Speaker 3: of anything worse than being with the boring.
Speaker 5: Rich guy or the boring hot you can go.
Speaker 3: Yeah, like you've got to have a little bit of
Speaker 3: something going on. But the latest trend that men are
Speaker 3: getting amongst to try and pick up women is another
Speaker 3: maxing trend, and this one is called pheromone maxing.
Speaker 4: Pheromone maxing yep.
Speaker 3: So basically it's where men don't shower to allow their
Speaker 3: natural body odor to shine through because they believe, or
Speaker 3: I think it actually is scientifically proven that sweat contains
Speaker 3: pheromones that make you more attractive to women.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but if he stinks of bo I know one
Speaker 4: bloke who reeks a bo Yes, some are bad. Yeah,
Speaker 4: that wouldn't turn you on, would it?
Speaker 3: I think there's got to be a healthy medium, right,
Speaker 3: there's a balance. But I mean that these men are
Speaker 3: even altering their diet to make their sweat or optimize
Speaker 3: the smell of their sweat.
Speaker 4: Smell more like a man.
Speaker 3: But yeah, you're right, the bo guy is not someone
Speaker 3: that women are like, Oh, smell Jeremy he.
Speaker 2: Reeks's and isn't it funny? I don't think I've ever
Speaker 2: smelled a chick with bo.
Speaker 3: It's why because bo sticks to underarm hair, so they
Speaker 3: like to smell a woman's bo. If she doesn't have
Speaker 3: any underarm hair, you'd have to really get in there.
Speaker 3: But that's why men's so stinchy because they a sweat more.
Speaker 3: But b it's ponging up because it's stuck to the hair.
Speaker 3: But I mean a similar thing women have done. And
Speaker 3: I know a friend of mine, and I'm not saying
Speaker 3: a friend of mine, it was me. I haven't done
Speaker 3: this a friend of mine. Have you ever heard of vabingabbing?
Speaker 4: No? No? Do I want to hear about it?
Speaker 5: Yeah you do? So v stands for vagina.
Speaker 3: Here we go, here's a lesson an abbing stands for dabbing.
Speaker 5: So it's a combination of those two words.
Speaker 3: Now, well, she dabs her vagina on certain parts of
Speaker 3: her body to increase the smell. So because apparently pheromones
Speaker 3: in that area also attract men.
Speaker 4: Oh see that did work.
Speaker 3: Actually, certain certain women actually get perfumes made.
Speaker 4: From the smell like vagina.
Speaker 3: Well they will settend like I don't know because I've
Speaker 3: never looked into it and not I'm not a vabba,
Speaker 3: but I believe you can have it made from yours.
Speaker 2: Oh foul, So if you hang on you sorry, you
Speaker 2: said our friend and it was actually.
Speaker 3: Yes, it was Actually she used to do it before
Speaker 3: she went out, and she swore unless it was a
Speaker 3: pluce e bo and she just felt more confident. She
Speaker 3: swore that when she went out after vabbing, she would
Speaker 3: get way more male attention.
Speaker 4: All right, So you got to put yep, dab doing
Speaker 4: that dab?
Speaker 7: That's insane.
Speaker 4: Will that work for a dude? It's ball sweater?
Speaker 5: No, absolutely not.
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Speaker 2: questions on thirteen one oh six five. He will help
Speaker 2: you out. We just chit you up with headphones right now.
Speaker 2: Make good morning.
Speaker 4: How are you?
Speaker 7: Good morning? I'm very good, Thank you. What's happening out there?
Speaker 2: Well, we are ready to get our questions on live
Speaker 2: for you anything.
Speaker 4: It can be embarrassing, so what do I care?
Speaker 5: Fun fact was the doctor on embarrassing bodies Australia.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's how you became world famous.
Speaker 7: Yeah, exactly, world famous?
Speaker 5: Correct me if I'm wrong. You're also a doctor on essay, Yes, Australia.
Speaker 7: I did the first season.
Speaker 5: Yes, I remember seeing you on there. What else have
Speaker 5: you done?
Speaker 4: Okay?
Speaker 5: Everywhere?
Speaker 7: A couple of little bits and pieces nothing.
Speaker 5: How does a doctor get into TV?
Speaker 8: Look, it comes down to right time, right place, right people,
Speaker 8: knowing some people that then put me forward talent agencies
Speaker 8: things like that.
Speaker 7: I didn't I didn't seek it out. It sort of
Speaker 7: came to me in the end.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think a lot of doctors wouldn't have the
Speaker 3: personality because some.
Speaker 2: Doctors no good bedside manner.
Speaker 4: Do they do a lesson on bedside manner? Surely your courts?
Speaker 7: Yeah, look we do.
Speaker 8: Actually we do spend a lot of time learning about
Speaker 8: how to interact with patients, develop rapport, communicate well. And
Speaker 8: unfortunately it is true there are a lot of doctors
Speaker 8: out there that are not very good at it.
Speaker 3: The one of my local medical center, all the doctors
Speaker 3: there they missed that lesson because they you only go
Speaker 3: there if you just know you need a script for something.
Speaker 3: If you need to actually discuss things with them, you
Speaker 3: can't not valium and stuff.
Speaker 4: They're really harsh on that.
Speaker 2: I've tried to go on to that medical center, but
Speaker 2: the doctors there wouldn't give you one.
Speaker 8: Just one of the big issues with people finding a
Speaker 8: medical hub that they can go to and trust. And
Speaker 8: I'm always saying to patients, you know, you need to
Speaker 8: find someone you relate to, that you communicate with, that's
Speaker 8: going to give you the right time for you explore
Speaker 8: your medical problem and then give the right management plan.
Speaker 7: Yeah, and they are out there.
Speaker 4: Yeah, let's get a management plan for caira.
Speaker 9: Hello, Hi Kira, Hi, good morning.
Speaker 5: What did you want to ask, doctor kiss?
Speaker 9: Yeah, so about UTIs in women? I think I've currently
Speaker 9: got one, but I also had one a few months ago,
Speaker 9: So I just wanted to know how often is too
Speaker 9: often before you should see a specialist or seek further investigation.
Speaker 8: Look, that's actually a really good question, and of course
Speaker 8: it does vary one every handful of months.
Speaker 7: You know, one or two or three year is probably nothing.
Speaker 8: To be concerned about, especially if somebody's otherwise fitting healthy.
Speaker 8: For ladies, it does tend to be a post intercourse issue.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 8: So the tube of the urethra that drains the bladder,
Speaker 8: it's very short. The bash and crash of sex can
Speaker 8: allow some of those bacteria to get in easily. So
Speaker 8: why we always say empty your bladder after sex?
Speaker 5: So that's true. That's not a bit you should do
Speaker 5: a wee wee after.
Speaker 4: Oh what if you don't want to weave but you
Speaker 4: force it out?
Speaker 8: No, you don't necessarily force it out. If you don't
Speaker 8: want to wave, probably means you a bit dehydrated.
Speaker 7: So drink more and then go and do the week.
Speaker 4: Before you have sex, drink lots of water.
Speaker 7: Yeah, drink lots of water before, empty your bladder after.
Speaker 3: Okay, but this doesn't matter for men. They don't have
Speaker 3: to we we after. Why am I saying wee week
Speaker 3: so men don't have to?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 5: Pretty much another double standard out.
Speaker 2: Let's go to Brian. Mate, you've got a question for
Speaker 2: doctor Kits.
Speaker 10: Yes, I do, doctor kiss. Is there any downside for
Speaker 10: not showering?
Speaker 4: How long do you not shower.
Speaker 10: For four years?
Speaker 7: Four years?
Speaker 10: Yes?
Speaker 7: And I don't.
Speaker 10: I don't smell.
Speaker 5: Who said you don't smell?
Speaker 10: I don't?
Speaker 4: Do you bathe like? Do you did not shower?
Speaker 11: Not?
Speaker 4: You don't get wet at all?
Speaker 7: No, Doctor Kits look interesting.
Speaker 8: I certainly don't want to promote people going out there
Speaker 8: and never using a bar of soap again. But you know,
Speaker 8: our body is very good. It doesn't specifically need frequent cleaning. However,
Speaker 8: if you're not jumping in and having a shower and
Speaker 8: a clean you know, those body odors you've been talking
Speaker 8: about will build up and also in all of your
Speaker 8: skin creases, so armpits, groins, belly fat, under boo, They're
Speaker 8: going to get a build up of skin cells, oils
Speaker 8: and therefore bacteria and so that.
Speaker 7: Can then lead to skin conditions.
Speaker 4: How have you not showered in that amount of time?
Speaker 10: Mate? Because I get thirty go and I don't want
Speaker 10: to fall through the shower screen and I've got to
Speaker 10: be c A p D right.
Speaker 7: Like emphasema.
Speaker 5: I guess so sorry, Brian.
Speaker 4: Shouldn't someone be showering?
Speaker 5: Yes?
Speaker 4: Shouldn't help? No?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 9: No.
Speaker 4: Do you go out in public?
Speaker 12: Yes?
Speaker 4: And no one thinks you smell?
Speaker 10: No. I've asked people if I snow and they say no.
Speaker 7: That's a good conversation. Startup.
Speaker 5: Hey, I'm Brian. What do you think of my pits?
Speaker 13: Brian?
Speaker 5: That sounds really tough. I'm sorry, but if you don't smell,
Speaker 5: then I guess what we got.
Speaker 4: Out of that is we don't need to shower four years.
Speaker 7: You got to be You've got to be really careful.
Speaker 8: Look I really do recommend that people are getting in
Speaker 8: and having a rinse every day. Look at least a
Speaker 8: few times a week. If you don't want to use
Speaker 8: so fine, but yeah, but make sure you're washing all
Speaker 8: your folds.
Speaker 3: Well, wash your It's true that the vagina is self cleaning. Correct,
Speaker 3: So does that mean that technically speaking, not that I'm
Speaker 3: thinking of doing this, a girl could just like wash
Speaker 3: her under arms and never really wash down there.
Speaker 8: Look, once again, when we're talking about the female bits
Speaker 8: down below, there's effectively the outside bits and the inside bits,
Speaker 8: so the inside your.
Speaker 5: Bajora and minra if I'm correct, and.
Speaker 7: Then the further up the vagina.
Speaker 8: So yes, there's a perfect balance pH bacteria. You saw
Speaker 8: sorts of things up there that if you douche wash
Speaker 8: put soap water up.
Speaker 7: There, you can change that balance, which then causes just.
Speaker 2: Wash the outside of your vagina and we'll leave it
Speaker 2: at that.
Speaker 4: Thank you.
Speaker 5: Is a very interesting segment today, but sure, I'm so
Speaker 5: sorry we made this weird for you. Okay, Coming up next,
Speaker 5: I've got to hit a celebrity news and this is
Speaker 5: really big news. This morning.
Speaker 3: Nick Kurrios has tested positive to cocaine and he's publicly apologized.
Speaker 5: I'll give you all the details on that next YUS.
Speaker 3: You may have heard Sean reporting on this this morning
Speaker 3: because it is big news. Ozzie starred Nick Kurios, tennis star,
Speaker 3: has publicly apologized after he was suspended for failing a
Speaker 3: drug test. Now, this happened at a tennis event in
Speaker 3: Spain back in June, and he tested positive for cocaine.
Speaker 3: Now he's been suspended from playing, coaching, and even attending
Speaker 3: tennis events. It happened a couple of weeks ago, but
Speaker 3: Curios has confirmed himself on Instagram because he said he
Speaker 3: wanted everyone to hear it from him first. So in
Speaker 3: this big statement, he basically said that it was a
Speaker 3: huge mistake. He takes full responsibility, and he opened up
Speaker 3: about how how hard the last couple of years have
Speaker 3: been and that his injuries have actually taken a huge
Speaker 3: toll on his body. And he said because his body
Speaker 3: hasn't been able to do what his mind expects it
Speaker 3: to do, he's been struggling with that. He also said
Speaker 3: that coming to term to being near the end of
Speaker 3: his career has been harder than he imagined.
Speaker 5: So he says none.
Speaker 3: Of that excuses what he did, called it a wake
Speaker 3: up call, and said that he'll be stepping away from
Speaker 3: social media and public life for twenty eight days to
Speaker 3: sort himself.
Speaker 4: Just out twenty eight.
Speaker 5: I'm not sure why twenty eight, but yes, eighty.
Speaker 2: And I was watching that on the news last night,
Speaker 2: and I did think, if you're for any athlete, right
Speaker 2: knowing that your whole career has been the most important
Speaker 2: thing in the world to you, and at a certain
Speaker 2: point you to age or injury, you have to step down,
Speaker 2: and that must be a big o.
Speaker 3: Their whole identity just wrapped up in one sport. And
Speaker 3: the thing is like, you know, you and I we
Speaker 3: work in radio. But that can continue for many years.
Speaker 3: Not always sports, true, but not by your choice. But
Speaker 3: sports careers are very short lived. Like a lot of
Speaker 3: footy players, for example, maybe play for.
Speaker 5: Less than ten years. Ten if they're lucky.
Speaker 2: Yeah, exactly right, And you know you're at the top
Speaker 2: of your game. You've spent your whole teenage years training
Speaker 2: and all.
Speaker 3: Of that, so wouldn't yeah, yeah, I mean it would be.
Speaker 3: But again you've done the wrong thing. And I guess
Speaker 3: he's accepted that, and he's gonna he's gonna own it
Speaker 3: and deal with the punishment. Now, back in nineteen ninety six,
Speaker 3: Tupac was famously shot and killed in Vegas. At the time,
Speaker 3: he was with sug Knight. Now he was actually in
Speaker 3: the car when Tupac was shot and killed. Now sug
Speaker 3: Knight has come out and revealed what happened to Tupac's
Speaker 3: body after he died.
Speaker 4: What do they do with it?
Speaker 3: So they cremated him, But that's not the story. The
Speaker 3: story is after he was cremated, sug who helped facilitate
Speaker 3: that cremation, took the ashes to Tupuck's mum in a
Speaker 3: Vegas hotel room, and Tupuck's mum rolled his ashes into
Speaker 3: blunts and smoked him.
Speaker 4: Hey, I wish doctor Kiss was still here. I want
Speaker 4: to know. Can you smoke a body?
Speaker 5: Well, you can smoke, you just have to right. Well,
Speaker 5: I don't know about is it a right?
Speaker 3: But I guess you'd have to put it in like
Speaker 3: with the I don't know, yeah, but I mean I
Speaker 3: have no.
Speaker 5: Step by step on how.
Speaker 4: To do it, the way to honor.
Speaker 5: I mean, look, that's not what I have you ever thought?
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Speaker 3: what you want to happen to your body when you die.
Speaker 2: I want to be buried. I've decided let's be old school.
Speaker 2: You're none of these burning me. I want to be buried.
Speaker 3: And do you want to donate? Oh no, you're buried,
Speaker 3: not cremated. I was gonna say, donate body pass you
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Speaker 7: You can do that.
Speaker 2: You want any of my crap body, go for it,
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Speaker 3: but the real thing and they pat it and stuff
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Speaker 5: That is like crazy to me.
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Speaker 4: Shoosy, he'sy mate.
Speaker 2: If you have a look at the internet, Shoesy's all
Speaker 2: over and getting really angry.
Speaker 5: We just mad.
Speaker 2: He is mad at the moment, mainly at the government
Speaker 2: and stuff. We want to know why is Hughsey so angry?
Speaker 2: Let's get him to join us on air.
Speaker 3: Oh and also if you want to take Hughsey on.
Speaker 3: If there's something you have a strong opinion on and
Speaker 3: Hughesy's got the opposite opinion on, maybe you agree thirteen
Speaker 3: one oh sixty five and we'll get you on air
Speaker 3: with hughsy too.
Speaker 4: All right, Olivia Dean, this is going off at the moment.
Speaker 2: Baby steps playing right now on Kiss You hang it
Speaker 2: out with Mikey and nud Good morning, We are live
Speaker 2: with Dave hughes logis.
Speaker 4: The other night I was on the red carpet.
Speaker 17: You weren't there, Now, I was invited, so that's why
Speaker 17: I wasn't there.
Speaker 5: But what have I gone?
Speaker 17: I might if I only go to logans when I'm
Speaker 17: on stage. You know I don't win logis, but I
Speaker 17: presented a lot of logies. I've opened it many times,
Speaker 17: and if I can get a laugh from stage, I go.
Speaker 17: If I'm just in the room pretending to be happy
Speaker 17: for other people winning awards, I don't go.
Speaker 3: Well, I respect that, But did you watch the logis
Speaker 3: and did you see that Robert Irwin made a little
Speaker 3: joke about you?
Speaker 4: Or have we got it?
Speaker 5: We do have it. I will play it for anyone
Speaker 5: who hasn't heard.
Speaker 11: Apparently, I hear that Channel ten is also developing a
Speaker 11: reboot of Hughesy.
Speaker 4: We have a problem, and.
Speaker 11: I think it's called no, seriously, Hughesy, we have a problem.
Speaker 5: What do you think of that? Hughesy?
Speaker 17: Look, I love being mentioned. I'm not gonna lie. Yeah,
Speaker 17: I'm happy for Robert to get a laugh. I'm happy
Speaker 17: to be to be.
Speaker 7: No, if you know what I mean.
Speaker 17: And I have been on that day many times mocking
Speaker 17: other people, so you know, I think I play that
Speaker 17: a pretty pain sort of joke. I don't have a
Speaker 17: problem with that. I really rob at the nice guy.
Speaker 17: He wouldn't have written that joke that was on the
Speaker 17: auto you and you read it in good luck to it?
Speaker 3: What do you think in terms of because we had
Speaker 3: Sampaign hosting for three years prior to Robert, obviously very
Speaker 3: different in their hosting style, But by your preference, which
Speaker 3: one do you think did a better job?
Speaker 5: Sampaign Robert Owin.
Speaker 17: I think I think I did a better job. So yeah,
Speaker 17: I think I did the best job. And I don't
Speaker 17: really want to any debate about anyone else.
Speaker 5: Well yourself, back yourself.
Speaker 2: Let's do other debates here now, Shoesy, I had you
Speaker 2: on on my podcast behind the mic plug go and
Speaker 2: look it up.
Speaker 4: I got you on there.
Speaker 2: I thought we were just going to chat about your
Speaker 2: career and stuff, and it went on this long winded
Speaker 2: anti government tangent.
Speaker 4: And I thank you by the way.
Speaker 2: Your videos did very well for me, But tell me
Speaker 2: incredibly well because people are angry what's going on? Because
Speaker 2: a lot of people have said, what's happened to Shoosy?
Speaker 2: You really are angry at the current government, right.
Speaker 9: I am, and I.
Speaker 17: Think we all should be and we aren't aware. And
Speaker 17: I've spent many is not being aware enough of what
Speaker 17: they do with our money. And what they do with
Speaker 17: our money is they steal it, and they hand out
Speaker 17: massive inflated contracts for work that doesn't need to be
Speaker 17: done to make to theirs and everyone gets a leak
Speaker 17: of the ice cream except the poor taxpayer or anyone
Speaker 17: in Australia who's not in the club guide. So we've
Speaker 17: got to be more aware. I know I sound like
Speaker 17: a cooker and that's what I've been told, but you
Speaker 17: know what, it's true, Okay, it's actually true. And so
Speaker 17: the facts that you're paying today is going to a
Speaker 17: government's at three levels, council, state, and federal, and they
Speaker 17: are doing nothing with it that is productive for the
Speaker 17: country and it's making everyone poorer and we need to
Speaker 17: change the system.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 2: I saw a video where because you you're upset about
Speaker 2: the negative gearing changes, and I saw a video where
Speaker 2: you were addressing the FAI. Well, people have said on
Speaker 2: that you're just angry because you're a wealthy land owner
Speaker 2: and you have you're pissed off of the government because
Speaker 2: they're going to tax you more, though they wouldn't be
Speaker 2: cause you're exempt from this anyway.
Speaker 4: But what do you say to that?
Speaker 2: People are just saying, it's a rich, old white man
Speaker 2: who's got a lot of money and tenants in his
Speaker 2: homes and you're just angry because the government's going to
Speaker 2: tax people.
Speaker 9: Well, the day of.
Speaker 17: Rachael white Man, they're racist and that's for so no.
Speaker 17: I Well, the people can say what they like and
Speaker 17: I don't care, but you know what, I just want
Speaker 17: people to realize that the corruption is out of control.
Speaker 17: And yeah, so I'm not going to defend myself because
Speaker 17: I can't be bothered because that's like whack a mile.
Speaker 17: So if you keep defending yourself, you're just like bye.
Speaker 17: So yeah, whatever what they like, just look into what
Speaker 17: happens to the money, guys, and if we do that, well,
Speaker 17: then the it will be spent more widely because we're
Speaker 17: looking at what goes on. So yeah, people can say
Speaker 17: what they like, Mike and I don't care.
Speaker 2: Okay, Now, a lot of comments I got on my
Speaker 2: videos were you should join Pauline Hanson and One Nation.
Speaker 2: You're big Pauline fan, are you? You're down with all
Speaker 2: of that.
Speaker 17: Look, I'm not gonna join One Nation. So I'm actually
Speaker 17: in Victoria. I'm back in Liberals, and that's what that's
Speaker 17: on the record. Actually, on Logan night, I was down
Speaker 17: at a bowls club in Geelong talking with the possible
Speaker 17: next premier of Victoria.
Speaker 9: And you know, I got more.
Speaker 17: Attention on the red carpet at a bowls club in
Speaker 17: Geelong than I would at the.
Speaker 4: So not a fan of Pauline. Do you not like her?
Speaker 17: I'm not, I do not. I'm not going to disparage Pauline.
Speaker 17: I mean, she said some stuff over the years that
Speaker 17: has not sounded good. But I know a lot of
Speaker 17: people who say she's a very nice person. So I'm
Speaker 17: not here to disparage Pauline Hanson. So yeah, so I'm
Speaker 17: I'm trying to be careful there, Mike. So yeah, So I'm yeah, people,
Speaker 17: a lot of people are backing one nation. You've got
Speaker 17: to remember that, guys, and you've got to ask yourself why,
Speaker 17: you know why they're backing one nation. They're back in
Speaker 17: one nation because they're sick to death of what the
Speaker 17: current system. So and that's something that she's been tapping
Speaker 17: into for a long time. And she's got the more
Speaker 17: support because of her sort of stance and she had
Speaker 17: stayed consistent in many ways. So yeah, so that's all
Speaker 17: I'll say about Pauline Hanson right now, All.
Speaker 3: Right, off politics for a second, and we are going
Speaker 3: to take some calls. If you want to take Hughsey on,
Speaker 3: or you have a strong opinion about something, maybe you
Speaker 3: agree or disagree with Hughsey thirteen one oh sixty five.
Speaker 5: I just wanted to ask you about Melanie Bracewell.
Speaker 3: Now, we had her on the show the other day
Speaker 3: and there was that online feud where you know, she
Speaker 3: exposed you for peeing in a bottle backstage at a
Speaker 3: comedy gig.
Speaker 5: Now, when we spoke to her.
Speaker 3: She was pretty chill about it and just said she
Speaker 3: actually didn't think she was exposing anything, and she thought
Speaker 3: it was a knowledge something that you had spoken about
Speaker 3: publicly in the past as well. What's your kind of thoughts,
Speaker 3: what's your side of the story with this whole Mel
Speaker 3: Bracewell feud.
Speaker 17: We really don't want to have a feud with anyone,
Speaker 17: and it looks so I'll just stayed one more time.
Speaker 17: There was one time where there was a glass backstage.
Speaker 17: There was no toilet to go to. I had to
Speaker 17: go on stage in a minute, so I couldn't leave,
Speaker 17: and I weed in a glass. I had no idea
Speaker 17: whose glass it was. It looked like it was just
Speaker 17: a glass. It's not something I do commonly. I wouldn't.
Speaker 17: It's ridiculous to think I would.
Speaker 18: Uh.
Speaker 17: And then I found out afterwards that it was her glass,
Speaker 17: and we rang her.
Speaker 7: Had to laugh with her about it.
Speaker 17: Yeah, I had to laugh with her about it. So
Speaker 17: it was like it was it was absolutely nothing, Yeah,
Speaker 17: to be honest, and she was. She was there, so
Speaker 17: that was ridiculous to make a big thing of that.
Speaker 17: But again, I'm not here to have a few with anyone.
Speaker 17: I want to stay present and I want you were
Speaker 17: coming at me because there is and people are coming
Speaker 17: at me because I'm having a crack at the government.
Speaker 17: So that's that's what's going on. Left Ryan Santa with me,
Speaker 17: so yeah, but I'm not here a few individuals. I
Speaker 17: really want everyone to have a look at what the
Speaker 17: government are doing with the money. And now it's boring
Speaker 17: because we never ever look at it. It's our money
Speaker 17: and they steal it. It's crazy.
Speaker 2: All right, Well, do you want to take Shusey on.
Speaker 2: He thinks the government are stealing all our money. A
Speaker 2: lot of people are calling in this morning.
Speaker 5: I know you don't lot of people agreeing with you.
Speaker 2: Hughesy by the way, yeah, I know you don't want
Speaker 2: a feud, but maybe you could feud with a few
Speaker 2: of our listeners and we'll take you on educate.
Speaker 5: We could call it in your opinion. Yep, So we'll
Speaker 5: get your calls on next thirteen. Yeah, you go do it.
Speaker 2: We got Shoesy live on air. You might have seen
Speaker 2: all these socials are going off. He's angry at the
Speaker 2: government and we want to know do you want to
Speaker 2: agree or disagree with Hughsey?
Speaker 3: Right, now if you want to take Hughesy on your
Speaker 3: calls on thirteen one oh sixty five, let's start with
Speaker 3: Joe in Melbourne.
Speaker 5: Good morning, Joe, Oh, Joe, good morning.
Speaker 19: How are you guys?
Speaker 8: Hello?
Speaker 14: Who's he?
Speaker 5: How are you?
Speaker 17: I'm really good Joe, how are you? You have a
Speaker 17: good morning. It's a bit it's sunny as Albourne today, guys,
Speaker 17: so unusual.
Speaker 19: A bit later, yes, it is hu'sy. My question is
Speaker 19: to you. I'm glad you're going to go politics. I
Speaker 19: was just wondering what makes you going for Liberal? Is
Speaker 19: going to make any difference? You're just talking about money,
Speaker 19: So how is you going to liberal?
Speaker 7: Going to change fair husy?
Speaker 17: Yeah, look good, good question. Joe in Victoria. As Joe
Speaker 17: would know, Labor have been in for twelve years and
Speaker 17: the corruption has been just out of control. So I
Speaker 17: don't know anyone else that the One Nation only just
Speaker 17: announced their leader and I don't know who he is,
Speaker 17: so I can't trust anyone else at this point, Joe.
Speaker 17: So I've jumped on the Liberals. There's a young woman
Speaker 17: who's leading the Liberals. She's in her mid thirties, and
Speaker 17: Aim is Jess Wilson and I've had a number of
Speaker 17: conversations with her, and I said, Jess, we just don't
Speaker 17: want to corrupt government. Can you promise you're going to
Speaker 17: be honest and not steal everyone's money? And she I
Speaker 17: think she is going to be honest, Joe, So that's
Speaker 17: why I'm going with her and her team seemed pretty good.
Speaker 17: But you know, I want to keep an eye on
Speaker 17: whoever's in government. I don't want to be in govern myself,
Speaker 17: but I want to keep an eye on everyone who
Speaker 17: is in government so that they don't do what labor
Speaker 17: have done in Victoria for the last twelve years. So
Speaker 17: that's why I'm going.
Speaker 2: With It's not just a labor thing though, right Like
Speaker 2: liberals have been in power many years in the country,
Speaker 2: they can be just as bad, can't they. You're not
Speaker 2: just some sort of liberal stooge, now, are you?
Speaker 11: No?
Speaker 17: Of course not, mate, because I was a labor voter
Speaker 17: up until very recently, so I'm not.
Speaker 11: No.
Speaker 17: I think it's been taken to the next level by
Speaker 17: the governments. I think the federal government and seriously having
Speaker 17: Elbow hanging out with the former labor Premier Dan Andrews,
Speaker 17: whose corruption is just off the charts. Just having that
Speaker 17: happen is just you know, that is bad for the country.
Speaker 17: Cerious about that. So, yeah, so I am going to
Speaker 17: go to the liberals, but I'm not here to think
Speaker 17: that they're perfect, and I'm not going to just be
Speaker 17: in apologies for them. Believe me, I'm not. So That's
Speaker 17: where I'm at, Joe.
Speaker 5: All right, let's get on another call here. We've got
Speaker 5: Dean in Sydney.
Speaker 3: Dean, what did you want to say to Hughsey?
Speaker 19: Hu'syhu's he that could you not trust the government? Look
Speaker 19: at all the great things they've done for us?
Speaker 10: I'll know nothing.
Speaker 2: Oh so you're a great Yeah, he should commandit, all.
Speaker 5: Right, mate.
Speaker 17: What he's doing, what he's saying is everywhere out there, guys. Honestly,
Speaker 17: it's crazy how many people are pissed off with what's
Speaker 17: happening in this country.
Speaker 4: All right, let's go next one. Kaffee Kaffe, you're on
Speaker 4: with Shusey. Go for it.
Speaker 20: You think you think's I I'm never going to disagree
Speaker 20: with you if you're holding the government accountable. Babe, you're
Speaker 20: on the mark with the neggative gearing. I am sick
Speaker 20: to the back teeth of these I'm going to be poled.
Speaker 20: I'm not going to use any bad language. But these
Speaker 20: people who make sure that their bases are covered, they're
Speaker 20: all grandfathers, so they're all good to go for the
Speaker 20: rest of their lives. But bugger the little mom and
Speaker 20: dad investors that want to try and build a future
Speaker 20: for their kids and grandkids. No, no, no, you can't do that.
Speaker 14: We've got all the wealth and you.
Speaker 4: Can bugger off, right, so you should talking the.
Speaker 10: Negative may.
Speaker 17: Not just that though she's made a really good point there.
Speaker 17: All the labor federal ministers sold all their houses before
Speaker 17: they changed the rules. They knew, they knew, but we didn't.
Speaker 17: It was an absolute disgrace. It was inside of trading
Speaker 17: and they should be ashamed of themselves. And young people
Speaker 17: now have no chance to build wealth through share investing
Speaker 17: or crypto investing or anything because the government are going
Speaker 17: to take all the profits in tax. Guys. It's a
Speaker 17: disgrace and she is onto it and people are. They're
Speaker 17: under it all around the Australia. That's why the polling
Speaker 17: shows labor at the lowest levels they've ever been at.
Speaker 10: Guys.
Speaker 17: People are under this and I appreciate the feedback I'm
Speaker 17: getting here all right.
Speaker 3: One last call, Let's speak to Shane on the Central
Speaker 3: COS Tay.
Speaker 15: Shane, good morning, Hey Usy, Thanks mate for being so
Speaker 15: vocal about things going on in the government. I guess
Speaker 15: my big thing is I'm becoming aware of I'm fifty
Speaker 15: eight now, so I'm getting to the age where I'm
Speaker 15: trying to push for retirement and yeah, I'm getting sick
Speaker 15: and tired of it too. I'm really interested to hear
Speaker 15: your views on the taxing of the resourcing companies and
Speaker 15: the gas companies that are drawing all of our resources
Speaker 15: out of our country and making billions and dollars of
Speaker 15: profit which could be going into supporting our social systems
Speaker 15: and giving free education, pre dental, free health. How do
Speaker 15: you feel about that?
Speaker 17: Yeah, I'm with you there, mate, Absolutely, the governments attack
Speaker 17: the little person. They attack the Aussie citizen who's just
Speaker 17: trying to make their way in a humble way through life,
Speaker 17: and they do not go these multinational companies who take
Speaker 17: huge profits out of the country. And it's not just
Speaker 17: gas and the other resources, mate, what about all the
Speaker 17: tech companies and all the buildings they take out of
Speaker 17: Australia And we get bugger all back in tax because
Speaker 17: our governments are not strong enough or smart enough to
Speaker 17: work out how to make sure these massive companies leave
Speaker 17: a portion of the money they earn in Australia. It's
Speaker 17: bloody ridiculous.
Speaker 2: All right, there we go, tax and more tax of
Speaker 2: mining companies. Here's it before we get let you go.
Speaker 2: Are you gonna run for parliament then, mate? Or you're
Speaker 2: just gonna make noise?
Speaker 4: I mean you can.
Speaker 9: No no.
Speaker 17: But what you just what you just saw there, guys,
Speaker 17: is what I get in the street every single day.
Speaker 17: I go to the supermarket and I get like ten
Speaker 17: people wanting to hug me. And this is all ages,
Speaker 17: all ethnicities, all paygrades, because everyone's sick of it. It's
Speaker 17: it's unbelievable how hissed off Australia is. And you just
Speaker 17: saw a little bit. You just heard a little bit
Speaker 17: of it. Then that's everywhere everywhere. I know you don't
Speaker 17: want to turn it into a talk backstage. I get it,
Speaker 17: but that's what's going on out there.
Speaker 10: Guy.
Speaker 4: There we go, Shuesy joining me.
Speaker 5: Thank you, Hughsy you.
Speaker 4: Again? All right?
Speaker 3: All right, some breaking celebrity news this morning. Prince Harry
Speaker 3: and Meghan Markle are now going to move back to
Speaker 3: the UK.
Speaker 2: I thought you were going to say that over Oh no,
Speaker 2: Shuessy would have had a lot to say.
Speaker 5: Of course he would off. I'll tell you why they're
Speaker 5: moving back next.
Speaker 4: All right, some.
Speaker 5: Breaking celebrity news this morning.
Speaker 3: Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are going to move back
Speaker 3: to the UK six years after leaving the US.
Speaker 5: They've been living in Montecito in the US.
Speaker 3: Now why well, so, apparently Archie and Lilibet will be
Speaker 3: enrolled at a British school and they're planning on staying
Speaker 3: until the kids finish their education. Are they going to
Speaker 3: be living in a non royal residence, a private residence
Speaker 3: in London? And they're still not going to be working royals.
Speaker 3: But it's what's interesting about this is Megan and Harry
Speaker 3: originally left the UK because they got such scrutiny from
Speaker 3: the British press and they felt unsupported by the royals,
Speaker 3: so they basically did everything they can they could sorry
Speaker 3: to get their independence and move as far away from
Speaker 3: the Royals as possible.
Speaker 5: Like when they first moved to the US, they lived
Speaker 5: and remember that billionaire Tyler Perry's mansion because he had
Speaker 5: like a proper security setup, so they lived there just
Speaker 5: until they could find their feet.
Speaker 4: They know why though.
Speaker 2: It's the education thing to the Brits, Like we can
Speaker 2: be snobs here in Australia.
Speaker 4: Were private versus public.
Speaker 2: It's a huge thing. He'd be going to Oh the
Speaker 2: poms here. Where do all the bloody royals go? Is
Speaker 2: it like Eton or one of these private schools.
Speaker 16: I think it's somewhere in Scotland called Late Saint Andrew's
Speaker 16: or saintan somebody.
Speaker 2: It's so important to them, you know, the whole or
Speaker 2: Wood school did you go to? So they're going to
Speaker 2: sacrifice the privacy for the sake of their kids going
Speaker 2: to some snoody private school.
Speaker 5: I've got a completely different theory. King Charles has got cancer.
Speaker 3: I think I think it's got something to do with
Speaker 3: the fact that maybe his cancer is getting progressively worse
Speaker 3: and despite a feud, as soon as you say your
Speaker 3: dad's going to die, yeah, I reckon, maybe they want
Speaker 3: to be close for that.
Speaker 4: I reckon it's the snooty private schools.
Speaker 6: It has to be something big for them because they
Speaker 6: made such a big deal, such a big deal heading
Speaker 6: over to the US.
Speaker 5: It was almost like we're not coming back kind of
Speaker 5: they did.
Speaker 3: They made it feel like they were never going to
Speaker 3: return to the UK, and now all of a sudden,
Speaker 3: like it was a huge deal at the time, they
Speaker 3: did all those interviews where they revealed how awful apparently
Speaker 3: the royal family was to them, including remember the claims
Speaker 3: that apparently was that the Queen who asked what color
Speaker 3: their baby skin would be because Megan's obviously partly black.
Speaker 3: So it's just I don't know that to do all
Speaker 3: that and then go back. I mean, like I said,
Speaker 3: they're still non working royals, not living in a royal residence,
Speaker 3: so maybe it's got nothing to do with the Royals
Speaker 3: at all, but it's very interesting. Moving on to another
Speaker 3: person feuding with their parents, Brooklyn Beckham. Now he's doubled
Speaker 3: down on the feud he's got going on with his parents,
Speaker 3: David and Victoria Beckham. Now, in case you forget, this
Speaker 3: all started or came out rather, there was rumors about
Speaker 3: it for ages, but it came out officially back in
Speaker 3: January when Brooklyn posted this huge statement on social media
Speaker 3: backing his wife Nicola Peltz and claiming that, you know,
Speaker 3: Victoria did things like danced inappropriately with him at his wedding.
Speaker 5: It was so juicy at the time.
Speaker 3: And the Beckham parents, and I think they've taken the
Speaker 3: right approach, have just not addressed it because as soon
Speaker 3: as they address it, they're then making this feud with
Speaker 3: their own son worse.
Speaker 5: So we've kind of never heard their side of the story.
Speaker 5: But Brooklyn just keeps going the latest.
Speaker 3: He when he was eighteen, got the words Mumma's Boy
Speaker 3: tattooed on one of his.
Speaker 5: Pecks on his chest.
Speaker 4: Yeah, bit off.
Speaker 5: It was a weird tattoo to get.
Speaker 3: But anyway, all these years later and he's posted a
Speaker 3: photo of himself.
Speaker 5: Going for a run shirtless, and we can see that.
Speaker 3: He has covered up that tattoo with this big floral pieces.
Speaker 5: Of Mumma's Boy.
Speaker 3: You get it in the first place, Yeah, But to
Speaker 3: get it covered up and to post about it, that's
Speaker 3: a statement.
Speaker 4: He's doing a run, did you say with his shirt off? Yeah?
Speaker 5: And he's got he's got a decent ring on him.
Speaker 4: What is it with?
Speaker 2: Okay, I got a theory, right, it's going to sound
Speaker 2: like I'm just jealous and don't like my body. Every
Speaker 2: time I go for a walk. There's some jack dude
Speaker 2: running with his shirt off.
Speaker 5: It's never that runs with his shirt off, right, Is
Speaker 5: he jacked?
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's never that hot. You never see some fat
Speaker 2: bloke running with his shirt off. It's only ever a
Speaker 2: dude with, by the way, a good body and tattoos.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, he's got tatoo stra My thory is you
Speaker 2: go and get all the tattoos and there's like no one.
Speaker 5: Can feel it. You've got to show them off shirt.
Speaker 5: I'm telling you right now, Caine is definitely sweating.
Speaker 3: He's definitely hot because if you're running and working out properly,
Speaker 3: but then there's definitely no But I agree, if you
Speaker 3: see them going for a walk, yes. The other reason though,
Speaker 3: could be they want a tan, Yeah, a tan order
Speaker 3: because I also see chicks who are wearing the tiny
Speaker 3: little like bras and bike shorts in the middle of
Speaker 3: winter walking with their mates and they're not even at
Speaker 3: a pace.
Speaker 5: Where they're breathless, like they're talking.
Speaker 4: They're walking.
Speaker 5: Interesting, that, isn't it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Hey, there's been a big rise in old school dating,
Speaker 2: a trend from old school dating.
Speaker 4: It's coming back. But will you agree with it? We're
Speaker 4: going to get into that next.
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Speaker 2: dating Everyone hates the dating apps. God, I hated them
Speaker 2: when I was on them.
Speaker 5: I'm so glad I never have to go on them
Speaker 5: ever again.
Speaker 4: Weren't they the worst?
Speaker 5: I just feel bad for single people because you know,
Speaker 5: everyone's like, oh, it's not that bad out there the person. No,
Speaker 5: it's terrible.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I feel on there. When I was on there too,
Speaker 4: Did you see me?
Speaker 5: I should have blocked you.
Speaker 4: You should have super like.
Speaker 3: You know what though, when I was on there, I
Speaker 3: went on and I was only ever on there for
Speaker 3: a day or two and then let.
Speaker 4: W hang off. Yeah, lot of chicks do that anyway.
Speaker 2: In person dating events are having a resurgence because people
Speaker 2: are for the dating apps.
Speaker 4: So there's all these like singles.
Speaker 2: Events like mixes, yeah, where people go along to I
Speaker 2: know my cousin who I think still single. I haven't
Speaker 2: spoken to him for a few months. He was going
Speaker 2: on and he just said it was terrible. Yeah, like
Speaker 2: the caliber of people.
Speaker 3: I was going to say, what unless they can make
Speaker 3: a serious serious comeback and they're huge on TikTok or something.
Speaker 5: Yes, they're not going to be the kind of people
Speaker 5: you want.
Speaker 4: No, it was all the duds. I mean, sounds awful.
Speaker 2: But if you're like that fed up that you're not
Speaker 2: on the dating apps, how good are you going to
Speaker 2: be at an in person singles event. You know what
Speaker 2: I mean, You're at the end of your tether.
Speaker 5: Sorry, I've lost interest in what you're saying, because I've
Speaker 5: just heard that before.
Speaker 4: No one has ever lost interest in what I'm saying.
Speaker 5: I was just looking at my Instagram.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and your girlfriend, who I follow, lovely Alana, has
Speaker 3: posted a number of stories because you've gotten a bunch
Speaker 3: of flowers.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I did. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Now the card says dear Alana Happy And I can't
Speaker 3: even say this word jikshi day a bracket's Chinese Vallain times.
Speaker 2: It is, It's Chinese Valentine's And I remembered, so I
Speaker 2: arranged flowers for her.
Speaker 3: Yeah, then you said love heart, mike E. Now a
Speaker 3: number of issues here. Firstly, you went from never buying
Speaker 3: her flowers to buying her like what two, four, six, eight, ten, twelve,
Speaker 3: like sixteen long stem pink roses quite expensive from mister Roses.
Speaker 5: Plug there for them.
Speaker 3: But I don't know why you've gone zero to one
Speaker 3: hundred and now you're making up days.
Speaker 2: But no, one's not a made up day. Think can
Speaker 2: you look up if it's Chinese Valentine's Day? So I
Speaker 2: believe it's the thing?
Speaker 13: Yeah, an odd request.
Speaker 5: Even He's like.
Speaker 3: What, But my biggest concern is on the card to
Speaker 3: your girlfriend you signed off mike e what she calls me?
Speaker 5: No, it isn't.
Speaker 2: Surely it's either that or daddy vomit vomit anyway, Happy
Speaker 2: Chinese Valentine's Day.
Speaker 4: It was yesterday, Yeah, I got it a day. Why
Speaker 4: are you across that to cross everything? Love?
Speaker 5: And why are you all of a sudden buying flowers
Speaker 5: for such occasions?
Speaker 4: Look, Nat, it was another freebie from mister Flowers. I
Speaker 4: would rather Yeah, I don't know, but she does now.
Speaker 13: I would rather not get flowers at all than get
Speaker 13: flowers a day late for Chinese Valentine's Day.
Speaker 5: I'm fully with you.
Speaker 13: I wasn't across the Kiji festivale Shi.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Happy Chinesese Valentine's Day to whether I'm adaig for
Speaker 2: yesterday and my girlfriend I hope you enjoy them.
Speaker 4: Thanks you, mister who was mister Roses.
Speaker 5: I wouldn't mind a bunch too, then if the caning
Speaker 5: about willy nilly, thanks guys.
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Speaker 2: Right, keep it right here and happy Chinese Valentine's Day
Speaker 2: for yesterday?
Speaker 4: Oh how good is eating?
Speaker 10: Well?
Speaker 2: Not according to gen Z's dinner. Yeah, dinner is canceled.
Speaker 5: Why do they keep canceling everything?
Speaker 2: Well three gen Z Aussies are skipping dinner and go
Speaker 2: on to bed hungry?
Speaker 4: Now?
Speaker 5: Is that because it cozy lives?
Speaker 2: But a lot of it is they're saying that it's
Speaker 2: too expensive. They can't afford it, as well as not
Speaker 2: having the time or the energy.
Speaker 5: To or the energy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, twenty eight percent do buy the ingredients but decide
Speaker 2: not to use them and just like order Uber eats.
Speaker 2: I have noticed my girlfriend who.
Speaker 4: Is she gen Z?
Speaker 5: Yes, she's twenty nine thing, can you look up her?
Speaker 5: For twenty nine year olds?
Speaker 13: Yeah, what year is she born?
Speaker 3: So so she's turning thirty this year, so that means
Speaker 3: she would have been born in nine to.
Speaker 7: Six.
Speaker 13: She's like right on the cast, but I think just millennial.
Speaker 4: I'll claim her as gen Z.
Speaker 5: She's as millennial.
Speaker 2: Well, I've noticed, like last night, for example, she had
Speaker 2: yo chi or whatever it is at two pm, and
Speaker 2: then I was like, I'm gonna have dinner. She didn't care.
Speaker 2: She'll go like eat during the day or like grays
Speaker 2: or whatever.
Speaker 5: But most people eat during the day and also at night.
Speaker 2: Dinner to me is very important and it needs to
Speaker 2: be at six pm, no earlier, No lask six pm.
Speaker 3: Yeah, okay, well, I mean most of us on the
Speaker 3: team are very food passionate. In fact, we have a
Speaker 3: group chat that we start. We have many group chats here.
Speaker 3: In one of them, No you don't need to be,
Speaker 3: do you want to be? They go off all day
Speaker 3: quite annoying actually, But we've got one for like celebrity
Speaker 3: news stories, one for just general chit chat, one for
Speaker 3: like show content stuff. We've got even like an audio chat.
Speaker 3: We've got a guest chat. We've got so so many.
Speaker 4: Part of them.
Speaker 3: Our latest group chat though, because we didn't have enough,
Speaker 3: we started another one called the dinner Chat.
Speaker 4: Well will you just talk about your dinner?
Speaker 5: Or I started I.
Speaker 3: Don't know who, but it started by before we'd leave
Speaker 3: each day, we'ld stand up and go, all right, what's
Speaker 3: everyone having for dinner? And we actually discovered that we
Speaker 3: all got very passionate about food and what we were having,
Speaker 3: and we judge people even, like pulled our boss dB
Speaker 3: in one day, go what are you having for dinner?
Speaker 5: He was having sashimi. It was very strange.
Speaker 4: But TB has sashimi for dinner.
Speaker 5: One night a week.
Speaker 3: He and his wife, Belinda, A lovely wife, Belinda, I
Speaker 3: have sashimi for dinner.
Speaker 5: I like that, Yeah, you'd love that.
Speaker 3: But anyway, but I noticed everyone gets really into chat
Speaker 3: about dinner. So we took it to the next level.
Speaker 3: Started a group chat from it, and it's really highlighted
Speaker 3: who's a good cook, who's like It's really opened my
Speaker 3: eyes to how everyone lives of this.
Speaker 2: Can I see some of these dinners? I don't want
Speaker 2: to be in the group chat because that's annoying.
Speaker 3: But yeah, we've actually put a little game together for you,
Speaker 3: so I obviously know I can't play along. But it's
Speaker 3: called Whose Dinner Is This? A fun game for all
Speaker 3: the family, coming soon to all good game stores as well.
Speaker 3: Now what we're gonna do is there's a little slide show.
Speaker 5: We're going to go through. These people aren't named.
Speaker 3: There's person ABC, D and E, and based on the
Speaker 3: food and the kind of things that we've prepared, you
Speaker 3: need to try.
Speaker 5: And match it to the person. We'll talk you through
Speaker 5: what everyone's dinner is.
Speaker 3: So if we go, if we begin the game, any
Speaker 3: game show music or something to make this a little
Speaker 3: more fun.
Speaker 2: I've got Jeopardy music, Yeah, hit it it.
Speaker 5: Mike got a game show? Can you go the game
Speaker 5: show bed? This is not doing it for me?
Speaker 4: Game show bed? Yes, I got that as well. Okay, cool, Oh.
Speaker 5: Welcome to Whose Dinner Is This? I got a person a.
Speaker 5: Now there's three dinners.
Speaker 3: The first one, I wag you beef burger and roast potatoes,
Speaker 3: the second one a lovely Greek pasta salad, and the
Speaker 3: third chicken breast with sweet potato and salad.
Speaker 5: This person is eating very healthily.
Speaker 2: They put a lot of effort in and I've got
Speaker 2: to say it's got to be a chick.
Speaker 4: It's not for dudes.
Speaker 5: I'm going to go, person A, who do you think
Speaker 5: that is?
Speaker 4: I think that's you nut.
Speaker 5: Okay, lock it in.
Speaker 4: Okay, that is locked. And it's a bit like a
Speaker 4: blind ranking here. It don't going to know whether I'm
Speaker 4: right or.
Speaker 5: Let's move on to person B.
Speaker 3: This person has a hayanase chicken rice, a Portuguese roast
Speaker 3: chicken with salad and rice, and finally schnitzel with broccoli
Speaker 3: and potato JEMs.
Speaker 4: We claim they've made all this.
Speaker 5: They have.
Speaker 4: They've literally made it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it looks like a chef has prepared it genuinely,
Speaker 3: and they've got the lovely dinner plates too.
Speaker 2: I'm going to say that is a gay man's dinner,
Speaker 2: So I'm gonna I mean, it's a lot of effort. Right,
Speaker 2: A straight bloker has put chops on the barbie.
Speaker 4: I'm going to go.
Speaker 5: Thing, Person bing is locked in. Moving along to a
Speaker 5: person See they've got a salmon sturfry jacket, potato with
Speaker 5: tuna and cheese, and a smoked salmon and cream cheese bagel.
Speaker 4: Oh it's given.
Speaker 5: That's also put together very well so, but particularly that
Speaker 5: salmon sturfry.
Speaker 4: Still it looks like a bloats you're a cable.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you know what's I feel? Jacket potato with tuna
Speaker 5: and cheese makes it men that Yeah, it's just very
Speaker 5: deconstructed as well. There's no presentation that's gone into that.
Speaker 4: It's almost a little British, but I could be wrong.
Speaker 3: Key key here to look at the background in the photo.
Speaker 3: So in picture in these pictures, what can you see
Speaker 3: in the background.
Speaker 4: I can see an alan key on the table for
Speaker 4: some reason, beer.
Speaker 2: Bottle caps like a beer bottle cut the wires, yeah,
Speaker 2: even the serviettes not done probably, So it's definitely a dude.
Speaker 4: Yeah. And just with that.
Speaker 2: Jacket potato and tuna, that's something foul and english Man.
Speaker 5: So I'm going to go with the persons, all right.
Speaker 5: Moving along to person D.
Speaker 3: Now we've got some weird pasta of sorts. Not quite
Speaker 3: sure what's in there. A lot of cheese. It's a
Speaker 3: spiral pasta if that makes any difference to you. Porridge
Speaker 3: with biscoff and still frozen raspberries and also are clearly
Speaker 3: purchased from Frangos, Burger and chips.
Speaker 2: Okay, this is and mainly for the middle one there
Speaker 2: being your biscoff or whatever it is, that is a chick.
Speaker 4: So I'm going that's Chelsea.
Speaker 2: No man needs biscof, No real man needs biscof. Okay,
Speaker 2: we'll eat it, but he ain't preparing it.
Speaker 3: The serving size of the chips on the burger and chips,
Speaker 3: that's a male serving.
Speaker 4: That is a male serving. But she may have had
Speaker 4: a male guest that.
Speaker 3: Oh okay, Chelsea is single, so you could be right.
Speaker 5: You're doing all right so far, so Chelsea locked in?
Speaker 5: And finally, person E, you've got honey on toast, meat
Speaker 5: bowls and a chip sandwich.
Speaker 2: Okay, now, Mopi Dan, who does all our social media
Speaker 2: videos that you love and adoor?
Speaker 5: Well, he's the only person you haven't mentioned.
Speaker 2: It is true, but I think I'm I think I've
Speaker 2: got it right. You live in some foul share house,
Speaker 2: don't you, mate?
Speaker 4: I thought I heard your word, so it's foul.
Speaker 5: But he isn't a sharehouse.
Speaker 2: Yeah it looks sharehouse worthy this food, honey on toast.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm walking in, MOPy Dan.
Speaker 3: Alrighty locked in? Person Empy Dan, how did I go?
Speaker 3: Now we're going to reveal the answers here. So person
Speaker 3: A who you believe to be me? That was actually
Speaker 3: MOPy dan. Oh, he is quite the chef.
Speaker 5: People play the wag you beef burger and roast potatoes,
Speaker 5: the Greek pasta salad, all from scratch.
Speaker 4: I got that Rob. You are a great cook, made
Speaker 4: poire and he's.
Speaker 5: On the market. Ladies, if you're interested, what's your Instagram handle?
Speaker 5: They can slide Daniel wacky.
Speaker 4: There you go, please a foul sharehouse.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but look, if he meets you and he likes you,
Speaker 5: maybe you can move in together. And he's great at cooking.
Speaker 5: All right, let's move on to person B. You said, Look,
Speaker 5: I'm sorry whoever did this slide show? They've done the
Speaker 5: old school, like when you're in primary school and you
Speaker 5: transition between Yes, it was like a cube, a cube
Speaker 5: fade in. All right, Person B, you were correct? Is
Speaker 5: that thing? Hello?
Speaker 7: Yes?
Speaker 18: I made his.
Speaker 3: Dinners each night. Are as gay as he is on
Speaker 3: the weekend. That is like a gay man's meal. You're
Speaker 3: you're correct, even the way it's laid out. Oh yeah,
Speaker 3: but also something you don't know about thing. He sometimes
Speaker 3: posts his cooking videos. He's very good and passionate about
Speaker 3: cooking out.
Speaker 2: It's your Instagram at Zane J D ding Go and
Speaker 2: check out.
Speaker 4: He's gay man's food.
Speaker 5: Yes, he's thinking about starting a secondary food page. If
Speaker 5: I'm not wrong, I'm toyed with it.
Speaker 4: It's just fun to do.
Speaker 13: I like filming videos and taking photos of it. And
Speaker 13: as you can see, I take the presentation very seriously.
Speaker 5: You do.
Speaker 3: Now let's move on to person CE. You believed that
Speaker 3: to be the pom.
Speaker 4: That is the pom.
Speaker 5: I got that right, Yeah, I can say you are correct.
Speaker 3: I think the giveaway was the jacket potato with tuna,
Speaker 3: and she's also the bagel for dinner. I'm not not
Speaker 3: a fan of, but that salmon's stir fries quite impressive.
Speaker 4: Well a few things.
Speaker 2: Maybe I should have picked up on the bagel because
Speaker 2: you are a Jewish man, right.
Speaker 5: It's my ethnic food.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, yeah, but.
Speaker 5: That's about tuna and potato, and that tuna looks dry
Speaker 5: as anything too much mayonnaise.
Speaker 16: It's bad for you.
Speaker 4: That is true.
Speaker 3: Something being good for you or tasting palatable, I'd go
Speaker 3: with the ladder.
Speaker 5: Moving on to.
Speaker 16: Person D don't want my Instagram for my sorry fan, Alec.
Speaker 16: I can post pictures of my tunic jacketato.
Speaker 3: This has become just plugging. But that's all right, fairy
Speaker 3: fair person. D Now you guess this to be Chelsea
Speaker 3: and the key. The key was the bisc off. You said,
Speaker 3: that's a that's a chick thing. It is, it is,
Speaker 3: And I will have to suss out why she had
Speaker 3: so many chips with that frame, and maybe she did
Speaker 3: have a male suitor over. But yeah, that's Chelsea's and
Speaker 3: I gotta say, comparatively to the first three at all boys,
Speaker 3: this is piss poor. What like the effort going into
Speaker 3: the dinners, which is surprising because I mean, the stereotypical
Speaker 3: opinion would be that the women are making the nicer food.
Speaker 5: But yeah, that's quite sad.
Speaker 4: She's living a sad single female exact.
Speaker 13: Yeah, I have a theory that Chelsea's life behind the
Speaker 13: scenes is not as put together as what she makes
Speaker 13: us think here. And I think maybe that's why the
Speaker 13: uber eat the random things thrown into a bowl.
Speaker 5: It's still a lot and raspberries is crazy.
Speaker 4: Right, So you might want to check in on Chelsea.
Speaker 5: Well, Chelsea's not here today, funnely enough, Can someone call Chelsea? Actually?
Speaker 5: Can we call her on the phone system and just
Speaker 5: make sure she's okay.
Speaker 13: Okay, I'll do a welfare take.
Speaker 3: Moving on to person E and I am so ashamed
Speaker 3: of myself that person if we could hit the button
Speaker 3: and go to person personally that it was mad.
Speaker 4: You had honey on toast, sad bitch?
Speaker 5: The chip sandwich?
Speaker 4: How good sandwich?
Speaker 3: And you can see here I've folded one piece of
Speaker 3: bread so like I'm doing individual little chip pockets. But
Speaker 3: you know what, I've just hit a stage where I've
Speaker 3: gotten really lazy. I did prepare those meat balls. I've
Speaker 3: ran out of parmesan cheese though there's a real shit.
Speaker 2: Well you're bad. Was your fiance still marrying you?
Speaker 5: If you know what you're cooking?
Speaker 3: And no, I actually, generally speaking, am very good at cooking,
Speaker 3: but lately I've just been wanting simple stuff like honey
Speaker 3: on toatally, you don't understand how much that hit.
Speaker 5: That dinner was the best thing I've had a week.
Speaker 4: They better have been a lot of butter on that
Speaker 4: honey on.
Speaker 5: You can see how much butter.
Speaker 4: Was ripping off. Yeah I like your dinner.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, simple but effective.
Speaker 3: And the bottom line here is the women are actually
Speaker 3: the ones not putting that much effort in, or maybe
Speaker 3: we're harder workers and don't time welfared check on Chelsea.
Speaker 13: Screaming my calls. Look, she was up this morning. She
Speaker 13: sent me Dave Hus's d But she's definitely enjoying the
Speaker 13: sleep end.
Speaker 2: You might want to have her as her boss a
Speaker 2: one on one chat, a check in and see if
Speaker 2: she's okay okay, because she's not here and her dinners
Speaker 2: look like she's depressed.
Speaker 5: That's sad. I will check on her.
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Speaker 5: I want to ask you something, Mikey.
Speaker 3: So I've just banned my fiance from doing something. It's
Speaker 3: a new rule I've enforced in our relationship. I want
Speaker 3: to know I want to know if it's fair or not,
Speaker 3: though i'mone, ask you.
Speaker 2: Next, all right, we'll do that right after Olivia Rodrigo
Speaker 2: playing right now half past eight here on kids.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I've got a new rule that I'm enforcing in
Speaker 3: my relationship healthy. Yeah, rules in relationship that ends well no,
Speaker 3: but this one I think is fair and I want
Speaker 3: to get your opinion on it because I've been living
Speaker 3: with my fiance now Caine for like about a year,
Speaker 3: and I've just noticed, Like originally, when we moved in,
Speaker 3: I said, I'm happy to do everything around the house
Speaker 3: because I know that I'm very OCD with how I
Speaker 3: like things done, very anal on you, I'm very anal,
Speaker 3: So I said, look, I'm going to do the majority
Speaker 3: of the lifting here. I also get home a lot
Speaker 3: earlier than him. So fine, there's a couple of things
Speaker 3: I want you to do. And he's got a really
Speaker 3: small list of irregular tasks, like they don't happen every day,
Speaker 3: just when they need to be done.
Speaker 4: Like what I bet it's take the bin one another
Speaker 4: one woman does.
Speaker 3: Another one's like kind of sweep the balcony, like but
Speaker 3: you know what he did, shortcut, He got a leaf
Speaker 3: floory he has done, and I'm like, smart, but I
Speaker 3: didn't work smarter, not harder. But then when he does,
Speaker 3: on the odd occasion help out with the housework, I've
Speaker 3: noticed that he's purposely doing it badly just.
Speaker 5: So he doesn't have to do it. Oh, we don't
Speaker 5: do things like no, no, I'm onto him. I'm fully
Speaker 5: onto him.
Speaker 3: Like, for example, vacuuming, he'll vacuum just like the main parts.
Speaker 3: Vacuums very quickly slow. Vacuuming is key, but he's not
Speaker 3: moving chairs, he's not doing it that, but he knows
Speaker 3: that that's how I vacuum, so he's.
Speaker 5: Doing the shortcut. Goes banned from vacuum and from vacuuming.
Speaker 7: Washing.
Speaker 3: He never takes out the washing from the machine, so
Speaker 3: he'll act like he's trying to help and go, oh,
Speaker 3: these were sitting in my car, babe.
Speaker 5: I'll put the.
Speaker 3: Washing in, puts the washing in, turns it on, but
Speaker 3: then conveniently forgets.
Speaker 4: About it gets all damp and stinky.
Speaker 3: It anyway, but the main one that kills me. So
Speaker 3: basically I'm banning him from all housework because why bother
Speaker 3: when I got to do it again?
Speaker 5: The main one that bothers me is dish washing.
Speaker 3: And I think most people kind of chip in for
Speaker 3: dish washing here and there, because when you eat, you
Speaker 3: don't just leave. If you leave your plate at the
Speaker 3: sink for someone else to do, you're a piece of no.
Speaker 2: You know, mine goes straight in the dishwasher straight away,
Speaker 2: Eve eaten.
Speaker 5: No, no, well this is where we're disagreeing at home.
Speaker 5: So he does that.
Speaker 3: Also, food's still stuck on it, dropping off tomato sauce,
Speaker 3: a hoy, He's just chucking it straight in the dish washer.
Speaker 4: You're not one of these people.
Speaker 3: You pre rinse, You pre rint because if you don't,
Speaker 3: all that tomato sauce, all that chicken, all that oil
Speaker 3: is going around in the dishwasher and making all the
Speaker 3: other plates filthy.
Speaker 9: Nat.
Speaker 2: I got to tell you, I got into an hour
Speaker 2: long argument with my old man when I was down
Speaker 2: at their place for Christmas because that has brought a dishwasher. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and Dad was like, you've got a rinse before they
Speaker 2: go in, and I'm like, no, you don't.
Speaker 4: You're actually done.
Speaker 5: It's just lazy.
Speaker 4: Oh no, no, no it's not. It's actually I have heard
Speaker 4: that what you are meant to.
Speaker 5: Where have you heard it online experts or something?
Speaker 2: No, it was online, right, So here's the deal known,
Speaker 2: and it'll change your life, and you're either one or
Speaker 2: the other people in fact thirteen one six y five
Speaker 2: if you agree with me. Apparently it ruins the dishwasher
Speaker 2: if you put things in clean, because there's got a sense.
Speaker 3: There's no way that happens. It's going to you ruin
Speaker 3: it by putting it in clean.
Speaker 2: It's got a sensor and it's sensing whether it's dirty
Speaker 2: or not. And if it goes in clean, it gets
Speaker 2: all confused. And by the way, you don't need to
Speaker 2: rinse at all. What's the point. You might as well
Speaker 2: have just kept one.
Speaker 3: You now one as a hole in your theory because
Speaker 3: a water glass, for example, you drink water out of it,
Speaker 3: there's no visible like stains. So therefore you're saying, if
Speaker 3: your theory is correct, that you put said drinking glass
Speaker 3: in that has had no colored or stains or anything
Speaker 3: visible on it, and the dishwasher is going to break
Speaker 3: down and die.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well it'll die.
Speaker 5: Yeah, So now I can't put water drinking glasses in there.
Speaker 4: You probably shouldn't, no dirty them up before they go.
Speaker 4: But Honestly, you got.
Speaker 5: To post a rinse before you put it in.
Speaker 4: Why not, You're not You're not there to rinse. I
Speaker 4: put everything in big chicken bones. No, not that far.
Speaker 2: Take all your food scraps off right, get rid of
Speaker 2: the food scraps.
Speaker 4: But if you've got little bits.
Speaker 2: Of tomato, sauce, bravy and it can all go where
Speaker 2: Sean disagree.
Speaker 6: I go like, for example, let's say a bowl of
Speaker 6: wheat bigs and then you finish that and it's all
Speaker 6: around the rim and stuff.
Speaker 7: I'll put that in.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'll wash that and then.
Speaker 4: We're getting some nub in here. Hello.
Speaker 13: Well, I personally am a bit of it. I'm a
Speaker 13: semi rinser. I'll get rid of the chance. But no,
Speaker 13: I am interrupting because a dishwasher expert has called through
Speaker 13: and this is the first time I've ever had to
Speaker 13: say those words on it.
Speaker 4: Hold do they exist? There is a deal, so we've
Speaker 4: got is it?
Speaker 15: Eden?
Speaker 4: Hello?
Speaker 7: Eden?
Speaker 19: Hello there?
Speaker 18: How are you?
Speaker 5: You're a dishwasher expert?
Speaker 18: Okay, I'm more an expert into what other Australians are
Speaker 18: doing with the dishwasher, which is what I had to
Speaker 18: call through because this is a common argument, and we've
Speaker 18: seen it in our research. I work at Canstar. We
Speaker 18: survey thousands of ooses about all sorts of things, but
Speaker 18: this includes dishwashers. So I've actually got the numbers. I
Speaker 18: can tell you what other people are doing and whether
Speaker 18: or not they agree with you. So here's the thing.
Speaker 18: When it comes to wincing before going into the dishwasher,
Speaker 18: forty six percent of Australians are doing it, which is
Speaker 18: pretty gloss too.
Speaker 3: Half of these yeah, so most of us ad I
Speaker 3: mean fifty to fifty.
Speaker 5: But are we supposed to Here's the thing.
Speaker 18: You're actually not meant to be rinsing. Okay, I know,
Speaker 18: now this is what happens. Every time we bring this up.
Speaker 18: Someone goes, okay, so I'm just meanted all of my
Speaker 18: you know, every bit of food into the dishwasher. No, obviously,
Speaker 18: get rid of the big food scraps, you know, the
Speaker 18: big pieces.
Speaker 5: You don't put all the chicken wing.
Speaker 15: No.
Speaker 18: But here's the thing. So the reason why you actually
Speaker 18: need to keep you in the food and stuff on
Speaker 18: your plate, it's because the way that the dishwasher detergents
Speaker 18: work essentially, the chemicals with the way that they get
Speaker 18: the job done. It's they sort of cling on to
Speaker 18: the oils and facts that are on your plate to
Speaker 18: get the work done. Is that's sort of what activates them.
Speaker 18: So when you put in the completely clean plate, that
Speaker 18: detergent's hitting that plate and it's got nothing to hang
Speaker 18: on to and so it's basically swirling around and probably
Speaker 18: not going to do a very effective job.
Speaker 2: Right, So it is about it needs to be dirty
Speaker 2: for it to actually work.
Speaker 18: Yeah, I know it's hard to manager. I will say, though,
Speaker 18: the one thing that you probably should be doing is
Speaker 18: cleaning your dishwasher.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 2: My mind broke once and the guy said you need
Speaker 2: to get down there and scrub it.
Speaker 4: I'm like, why would I do that?
Speaker 3: So by by pre washing my plates, though, I'm saving
Speaker 3: myself from having to clean my dishwasher.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but you could be making a break, couldn't she
Speaker 2: eat it?
Speaker 18: The dishort detergent is not going to do the best
Speaker 18: job that it could be doing at the end of
Speaker 18: the day. So, you know, it's totally a psychological thing.
Speaker 18: I think that's what we got through in the research
Speaker 18: as well. Someone has said I don't like the idea
Speaker 18: of putting something dirty and the dishwasher. It looks wrong.
Speaker 18: At the end of the day, that's how they were made.
Speaker 18: They were made to clean your dishes, So that is unfortunately, that's.
Speaker 4: The true aiden.
Speaker 5: I respect you, I don't believe you.
Speaker 3: I really appreciate you calling through, but I'm going to
Speaker 3: stick with my method because it feels right.
Speaker 2: Do you stick with your method? If you're listening, I
Speaker 2: hope that changed your life. You never need to clean
Speaker 2: anything before it goes into it. And with me, all right,
Speaker 2: we're going to hit a seleb news coming up for
Speaker 2: you with Nat. We'll do that next and last calls.
Speaker 2: You might want to chat about that. Two thirteen, one
Speaker 2: oh six five you're on Kiss k S. All right,
Speaker 2: nad what do you guys?
Speaker 3: So Matthew McConaughey has cleared up this long standing rumor
Speaker 3: that he turned down the lead role in Titanic, the
Speaker 3: role which obviously went to Leonardo DiCaprio.
Speaker 5: So he was speaking on this new.
Speaker 3: Podcast and he said that he did audition for the role,
Speaker 3: but he never got it. He did the audition alongside
Speaker 3: Kate what's her last name, Blanchet, No, Kate Winslet. Winslet
Speaker 3: of course, So he did audition alongside Kate, but he
Speaker 3: just didn't get it. Leo was the better man for
Speaker 3: the role, and he said, this is you know, this
Speaker 3: is kind of the story.
Speaker 5: He explains it.
Speaker 21: I've been told many times, Hey, can't believe you turned
Speaker 21: down Titanic. I'm like, I didn't turn down Titanic, and like, well,
Speaker 21: Karon said, and I said, I never got offered that part.
Speaker 21: And if I did find that agent, this is a
Speaker 21: major mixed signal that agent owes me money. No, I
Speaker 21: never got offered that, So whatever that mixed story is,
Speaker 21: I had heard that. The truth is I never got
Speaker 21: offered that.
Speaker 7: I did have a great Oh.
Speaker 21: What I thought was it was a great audition, the
Speaker 21: producers were there, I had it with Kate.
Speaker 7: I walked out of.
Speaker 21: There feeling like I think I got that role.
Speaker 10: Yeah, and did not.
Speaker 9: Was it tough for you to see the film when
Speaker 9: it came out and it was the biggest one of
Speaker 9: all time?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 21: No, I'm pretty quick to go switch it off.
Speaker 8: What's the next?
Speaker 10: Hey?
Speaker 7: That did all I could ye. What's tough.
Speaker 21: Is if I had gone in I had a shitty
Speaker 21: audition and left going ah, damn it.
Speaker 7: I could have and then not got it, but you did,
Speaker 7: then I'd have been wondering.
Speaker 5: But I went in.
Speaker 21: We had a good audition, and it did all I could.
Speaker 4: I mean, it wouldn't have been the same if it
Speaker 4: was of Leo.
Speaker 5: No.
Speaker 3: I mean, well that's all we know, so it would
Speaker 3: have been a completely different movie.
Speaker 5: But I mean Leo played the heart perfectly.
Speaker 3: I think what would be hard as an actor or
Speaker 3: actress as well? You audition in the early days, but
Speaker 3: I think as someone like who's the guy that plays
Speaker 3: Equalizer Denzel Washington who said he has an audition for
Speaker 3: a role in thirty or more years because you get
Speaker 3: to a point in your career where they want you
Speaker 3: so you don't have to audition. But in the early days,
Speaker 3: and when you are auditioning, god, would be hard to
Speaker 3: let go of the roles you really wanted.
Speaker 5: And then the movie comes out.
Speaker 3: It's huge and you have to accept what about me?
Speaker 5: Was it right for this role? So I mean, poor
Speaker 5: actors and actresses, but that would be tough.
Speaker 2: All right, last calls, let's do it anything on your mind?
Speaker 2: Calling thirteen one six five. I think we co open
Speaker 2: to can of worms with the whole dish.
Speaker 3: The lines have been blowing up ever since we had
Speaker 3: an argument about whether you should pre It's so trivial,
Speaker 3: but everyone seems to have an opinion on it. Yeah,
Speaker 3: so whether or not you should pre rinse your dishes
Speaker 3: before putting it in the dishwasher.
Speaker 5: I'm a rinter.
Speaker 2: I shuck it all in chicken bone, it all yuck. Well,
Speaker 2: so many people want to talk about it. I'm sure
Speaker 2: we'll get to a few coming up. Anything you want
Speaker 2: to talk about her? Thirteen one oh six five for
Speaker 2: our last course. Anything you want to chat about this morning?
Speaker 2: Thirty one oh sixty five. That's our number. Here's Tony Hi.
Speaker 4: Tony Hi, Hey, going guy, really good. What do you
Speaker 4: want to talk about?
Speaker 14: Just weighing on the dishwasher debate?
Speaker 3: Oh oh, so this all started because I said I
Speaker 3: was banning my fiance Caine from doing housework because he
Speaker 3: does it all wrong on purpose. And one of the
Speaker 3: big gripes I have is he doesn't pre rinse the
Speaker 3: dishes before he puts them in the dishwasher. So it
Speaker 3: was of my opinion that then all the dirt and
Speaker 3: gross food is just being washed around the dishwasher, and
Speaker 3: it's not cleaning the plates properly.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but I told you you don't have to. You
Speaker 2: can put them in dirty. And in fact, we had
Speaker 2: a dishwashing expert calling and that was the thing. What
Speaker 2: she was saying was the detergents need to pick up
Speaker 2: dirt so.
Speaker 5: To activate them and clean properly.
Speaker 4: Exactly, Tony, your thoughts.
Speaker 14: Right, So Mary chalk plumber who serves.
Speaker 5: His dishwashers all the time, amazing.
Speaker 14: You should rints before you put them in because of
Speaker 14: the reason that your filters or get blocked and ruin
Speaker 14: that no one clean filters gets washed around the dishwasher
Speaker 14: causes mold and heavy smell.
Speaker 2: Okay, so yeah, really you should also be cleaning your
Speaker 2: filter if you're going to do that.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so don't not.
Speaker 3: If you're not going to rinse your plate and you,
Speaker 3: then you should be making sure you're vigilant with cleaning
Speaker 3: the dishwasher itself.
Speaker 4: Which I'm not Margo you wanted to talk about.
Speaker 18: Yes, absolutely you should rinse because otherwise all the food
Speaker 18: and crap goes into that little basket thingy and it
Speaker 18: goes all rancid and stink.
Speaker 5: I agree, well, beautiful, rin so does mine. Myn smells
Speaker 5: like a lemon and it's delightful. Here's all my pre rinses.
Speaker 4: Care's what your dishs like.
Speaker 2: You can keep the clothes all right, We're going to
Speaker 2: take one more curl call here, Darryl.
Speaker 12: Hey, guys, I just want to say to Nat, it's
Speaker 12: a dishwasher, not a washing machine. Your dishes aren't swirling
Speaker 12: around in the water. They're getting blasted off.
Speaker 15: Aha.
Speaker 12: And to that I would also add, when you will
Speaker 12: put your dirty clothes in the washing machine, do you
Speaker 12: pre wink prince or pre wash them first?
Speaker 5: You know what?
Speaker 3: In fact, Darryl, if you want to be a bit
Speaker 3: of a smart alec here, if there is a big
Speaker 3: stain on my clothes, I will sprints them with the
Speaker 3: vanish before I put them. So, therefore you could argue
Speaker 3: that is pre washing.
Speaker 2: I'm with you, though, Daryl, right, the dishwasher does a
Speaker 2: good job before the stuff's dirty.
Speaker 5: One hundred man, It's funny. All the men agree, all
Speaker 5: the lazy men think that you don't have to pre rinse,
Speaker 5: and that's why your kitchens stink.
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