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Speaker 1: Dower it Buddy, I have Radio WAPP from ninety six AIRFM,

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Speaker 1: So whereever you're listening today, this is Clezy and Lisa's.

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Speaker 2: Podcast coming up on the podcast Today. Tim McMillan joined

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Speaker 2: us to preview telethon.

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Speaker 3: We took your calls and your favorite dessert and hopefully

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Speaker 3: Sarah Le you'll be okay.

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Speaker 4: They're o' se reviews, dumb money.

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Speaker 3: At least I talked about Tommy Lee drinking way too

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Speaker 3: much on the show report.

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Speaker 2: We hear about companies going into liquidation a lot, and

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Speaker 2: you know, so often they're described as an iconic institution,

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Speaker 2: but in this case it's it is an't it? Because

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Speaker 2: iconic is so overused, But in this case it kind

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Speaker 2: of is an iconic institution. Sarah Lee has gone into

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Speaker 2: administration after fifty two years of selling US frozen cheesecakes, pies,

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Speaker 2: crumbles and ice creams.

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Speaker 5: But nobody doesn't like.

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Speaker 4: So really, do you remember the old layer upon layer

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Speaker 4: upon layer, Just roll it and fold it and roll it,

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Speaker 4: and Sarah Lee, I don't mind one of their apple pies.

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Speaker 5: I'm salibating now just thinking about it.

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Speaker 2: The management yesterday appointed FTI Consulting, which has a goal

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Speaker 2: to restructure and sell the company while operations continue. They're

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Speaker 2: working with Sarah Le's management team and staff to continue

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Speaker 2: operations while they secure the future of the business. I

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Speaker 2: would have thought that, Sarah Lee. I mean, I'm surprised

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Speaker 2: and I would imagine that there would surely be enough

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Speaker 2: interest to continue it on and maybe it will continue

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Speaker 2: exactly as.

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Speaker 4: It is and we won't even have a chance to

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Speaker 4: notice anything's changed.

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Speaker 5: You know.

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Speaker 3: They might be a little rejigging in the business to

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Speaker 3: get things up. It might be something to do with

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Speaker 3: competition or costs of certain ingreens have got them into

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Speaker 3: a bit of strife. Yeah, but it's good news to

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Speaker 3: the staff. And they get a couple hundred staff there

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Speaker 3: in that facility, which is good that they're going to continue.

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Speaker 4: Well, hopefully they continue.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, but you would think that someone would carry wouldn't

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Speaker 2: seems to be the what's the alternative?

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Speaker 4: In the freezer section.

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Speaker 3: The go to quite a lot of home brands out

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Speaker 3: there which are cheaper but their last year as well.

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Speaker 3: Quite often, Yeah, especially if your lovely dessert you know, well.

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Speaker 4: I mean preaching to the quiet here in here.

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Speaker 2: Aren't we about loving dessert?

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Speaker 6: Oh?

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Speaker 5: Yeah, love a hot dossert can be good.

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Speaker 2: Why don't we just open up the fines it because

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Speaker 2: it's it's such an easy question. What is the ultimate?

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Speaker 2: What is your ultimate dessert? What is your favorite dessert?

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Speaker 2: I like you an apple?

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Speaker 5: Oh it is?

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Speaker 2: It is a French Virtually it's an upside down apple pie.

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Speaker 2: But with the way they make it and being upside down,

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Speaker 2: the apple gets all carry amalies.

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Speaker 4: Oh it's heaven.

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Speaker 3: Can you just say that again the way you just

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Speaker 3: said it. Oh No, name of the dessert an apple

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Speaker 3: to the first one was really good. I want to

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Speaker 3: do is Adams wasn't that It is an apple and

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Speaker 3: he like dessert too. I love to do it, but

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Speaker 3: I'd have to go because I'm such a sack of

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Speaker 5: You know this swe too.

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Speaker 3: Apple crumble is simple apple crumbloized crumble. It's got our

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Speaker 3: ice cream. I'm not a cream guy.

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Speaker 4: Really apple crumble.

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Speaker 5: Yeah?

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Speaker 3: I love an apple crumbles fairly stock standard, pretty basic.

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Speaker 5: But you like what you like, you know.

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Speaker 3: You know, we could probably sit here and list about

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Speaker 3: sixteen favorites, but probably we use up all the answers.

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Speaker 4: It's hard to go past a good path too. Thornley,

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Speaker 4: good morning, as.

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Speaker 2: We reel from the news that are great, Sarah Lee's

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Speaker 2: gone into administration. What is your all time favorite dessert?

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Speaker 5: Well, it's by Sairly.

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Speaker 7: I'm sure I haven't had it for a while.

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Speaker 4: The Chocolate Bavarian.

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Speaker 5: Oh, I can see the front of the box.

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Speaker 2: As you say, better than a cheesecake, and I love cheesecake,

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Speaker 2: but almost half it has a really nice biscuit based,

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Speaker 4: And if you have a tea spoon and just have

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Speaker 4: little bites, but yeah, less calories that.

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Speaker 5: Way, I'm sure not when you've had your forty seven little.

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Speaker 2: Bite, don't really And if you eat it standing up

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Speaker 5: Well that's it and won't be defrosted.

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Speaker 4: It has to be eating it could go.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, absolutely freeze.

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Speaker 4: Nobody likes wastage. That would be wrong morally.

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Speaker 3: I'm so looking for I'm looking for one of the

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Speaker 3: freezer today. Thanks, thank you yourself.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, we'll think of you and call in and the

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Speaker 2: dits rooted for the absolutely glo.

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Speaker 5: Hi, good morning, Hell are you good?

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Speaker 2: What's your your all time favorite dessert date pudding.

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Speaker 2: I love sticky date pudding because it doesn't really taste

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Speaker 2: like dates. Well, I you know that whole day in

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Speaker 2: your mouth kind of vibe. It just tastes more like toffee.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, nice, and you're piping hot in the middle

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Speaker 3: of winter, unreal with cream with that caramel sauce.

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Speaker 2: Definitely yeah, yeah, yum, Thanks Gail, no worry, thank you,

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Speaker 2: good one, Gail. Well, you and I were just debating

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Speaker 2: the cream versus ice cream situation and just the nuances.

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Speaker 4: Of where cream should be had and where ice cream

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Speaker 4: should be had. Sticky date pudding is a definitely a

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Speaker 3: Yeah, but you're more of a cream person than I'm

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Speaker 3: more of an ice cream person, right, But you know,

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Speaker 2: On if I had to make a choice, if we

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Speaker 2: would be ice cream. Oh okay, yeah, but yeah, just sometimes.

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Speaker 3: You mean on the dessert did Island, that kind of situation.

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Speaker 3: I love that go on in early Thanks Dad.

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Speaker 2: Robert in Beislater, Good morning, Good morning, Robert. What's your

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Speaker 2: all time favorite dessert.

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Speaker 8: Much a classic trifle yet oh yeah, yeah, Mum used

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Speaker 8: to make it the big glass bowl. You could see

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Speaker 8: the colors red, green, orange, jelly and then the boozy

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Speaker 8: part soaked enough for alcohol that you couldn't drive afterwards.

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Speaker 5: Yeah.

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Speaker 8: Yeah, a bright yellow custard absolutely, but sorry, then cream

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Speaker 8: on top not ice cream?

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Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, sure. It didn't last long the day after Christmas?

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Speaker 5: Did it? Robert?

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Speaker 8: It was just gone, wow, last long after I looked

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Speaker 4: Classic tri Thank you. Sometimes the oldies are the best.

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Speaker 5: Delicious and colorful at the same time.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, yes, and fancy, I mean you had to serve

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Speaker 4: it in the glass to show how fancy Jake and

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Speaker 4: Inger would you do? Indeed, have a Sarahly related story

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Speaker 7: Well, we moved to Sydney many years ago so we

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Speaker 7: could study and we were, as you when you're studying,

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Speaker 7: much money. So we lived down the road from the

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Speaker 7: sarah Le factory outlet. Yeah, which was good and bad

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Speaker 7: because you had access to everything you could get.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, you put it.

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Speaker 7: You should get chocolatevarias, you could get blueberry danish, you

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Speaker 7: could get apple custard danishes, you could get everything, ice creams,

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Speaker 7: slabs of cake as big as a slab of beer. Dident. Well, well,

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Speaker 7: my wife was a student, I ran a single income

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Speaker 7: when I was working, and Sydney's expensive to live in anyway. Yes,

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Speaker 7: but the twist of this story, ironically was the same

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Speaker 7: in the same building was a factory outlet for underwear.

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Speaker 9: Oh right, so it's you know the kind of.

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Speaker 7: Yeah, it's a bit a bit ironic because you're eating

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Speaker 7: sticky putting on ice cream ice cream not cream. Yea,

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Speaker 7: every night of the week, you do tend to stick

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Speaker 7: on it a little bit. So you have to go

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Speaker 7: back and get yourself some some some fresh red brandies.

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Speaker 7: While you're there, I'll get a bigger size.

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Speaker 4: Just to be clear, I'm not firm on cream.

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Speaker 9: I will will go either way.

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Speaker 7: I tell you what, I'll just you later. I'll do

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Speaker 7: it side by side tonight.

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Speaker 9: Yes, not talking about he's talking about sides. Happy mandra

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Speaker 9: It's complex.

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Speaker 4: What is your all time favorite? Hey?

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Speaker 5: How can I follow up from that last? Exactly?

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Speaker 6: Brianetta, You can't go wrong with a.

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Speaker 4: Stable bit of goodie vanta.

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Speaker 6: It's an aus classic. I think anyone is have a

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Speaker 6: moment where they think about where they had a family

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Speaker 4: Out and it just it was high brow.

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Speaker 2: I remember when it became a thing and my my

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Speaker 2: grandmother thought it was the height of sophistication that was

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Speaker 2: at the end of a meal.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, top of there was.

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Speaker 6: I never had it on birthdays. It was a special occasion.

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Speaker 6: We never had a Vanetta any other time.

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Speaker 3: Just didn't want to do it when you had too

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Speaker 3: many at a function, because you don't want the really

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Speaker 5: It's not the same too many people there. Chocolate, Yeah,

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Speaker 4: Just the sound of that crunch, you know when you

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Speaker 4: when you cut through it.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, absolutely good one. Thanks for good times.

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Speaker 4: Gail in Wanneroo.

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Speaker 5: Good morning, guys.

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Speaker 7: How are you going?

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Speaker 4: What's your old time favorite you go to?

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Speaker 5: Oh, you can't go past a custard apple Danish?

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Speaker 4: Oh that's not sarahly written all.

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Speaker 5: Over it, absolutely serially.

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Speaker 4: And the custard keeps the apple hots for so long.

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Speaker 5: And yeah, and you've got to have cream and ice

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Speaker 5: creamy you're going the double banger.

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Speaker 2: Okay, absolutely, I am an equal opportunist. I am all

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Speaker 2: for the as Jake said before the side by side, Yep, no, no,

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Speaker 2: you've got to have it.

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Speaker 7: All on top and spread over the top so it

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Speaker 7: melts into it.

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Speaker 3: Do you want to die like it's sharing something like that,

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Speaker 3: Gale when you get one of your favorites.

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Speaker 5: There you got it lined up. No, don't you You're protected. Absolutely,

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Speaker 5: It's all mine.

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Speaker 1: Thank you, More Lisa More podcasts.

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Speaker 3: Soon, Live Radio Folks with Clery and Lisa and running

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Speaker 3: to us in the studio ahead of Telethon weekend. Tim

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Speaker 3: McMillan from seven, Good morning, Good morning.

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Speaker 11: Yes, I mean in the brace position at the moment

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Speaker 11: you are just waiting for the weekend of Mayhem, ready

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Speaker 11: for take off.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, we were distracted because you brought gifts I did.

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Speaker 12: Yeah.

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Speaker 11: The official Telethon merchandise this year, the snuggle Hoodie. We

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Speaker 12: And exactly.

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Speaker 11: Well, I we all commitments on Saturday night the teleton

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Speaker 11: There are that many of us. It's just five places

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Speaker 5: Yeah, free public transfer for the day. Beautiful, you can't

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Speaker 11: I don't know, but look, if we saw Nicholas Cage

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Speaker 4: Well, okay, so we will see you there on Sunday.

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Speaker 4: With the same time at arena, isn't it Yes?

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Speaker 5: Yeah, you like it.

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Speaker 4: Because you've done the arena, you've done Convention Center.

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Speaker 5: Were they great days? And some of that still happens.

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Speaker 5: You're right about the weather.

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Speaker 3: Last year it was got a bit dodgy and for

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Speaker 3: the early activity is going to be sunny in twenty five,

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Speaker 5: Perfect, absolutely ideal possibly roll.

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Speaker 2: We'll let me be first to say the phone number

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Speaker 5: You go with what you're in the call center, right, yeah.

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Speaker 2: Well that's why I want to get it right, thirteen

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Speaker 2: hundred probably thirteen hundred, thirteen hundred seven three seven five

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Speaker 5: You know what I'm going to go with one.

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Speaker 4: Three hundred five. I'm going to do it in likew.

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Speaker 5: Like that memorable outlas.

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Speaker 4: I'm going to mind it out yes, because that worked

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Speaker 5: Now it does do that. I think one three hundred

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Speaker 5: one three hundred feels right.

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Speaker 11: I think we need some practice and I think there's

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Speaker 5: Love being in there for those don'ts. But it's great

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Speaker 5: thesieries in the way, you know nothing else.

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Speaker 4: It all works.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, you get to see in front of you. Yeah,

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Speaker 4: Tim McMillan. We will see you there on the weekends.

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Speaker 5: We will thank you what he's on night. You're welcome.

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Speaker 1: has revealed details of the show at Snaffoo dtor Chris

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Speaker 1: Brown four as suspected, it's a renovating show to challenge.

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Speaker 2: The Block, but it's not really Block two point oh

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Speaker 2: six suburban homes will be transformed by contestants, but in

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Speaker 2: this show, the homes involved are already owned by the

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Speaker 2: people doing the reno, and doctor Chris says contestants will

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Speaker 2: help each other renovate each other's homes, turning their own

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Speaker 2: basic house into their dream home. Tommy Lee says, Motley

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Speaker 2: Crue has just recorded a song about never being canceled.

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Speaker 2: He told Bill Maher and his show Club Random, that's

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Speaker 2: his podcast. He thinks the reason they never got canceled

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Speaker 2: is because they just snuck in under the threshold.

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Speaker 4: He got away with murder.

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Speaker 10: We just recorded a song called Canceled because we were

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Speaker 10: just inspired by the rest of the world and things

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Speaker 10: and places like anybody else. And there was this article

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Speaker 10: that was like, how did Martley crue ever not get canceled?

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Speaker 5: How?

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Speaker 10: And we're like, we got to write a song about

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Speaker 10: that because we didn't ever get it.

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Speaker 4: Weak Now.

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Speaker 2: During this same chat with Bill Maher, Tommy Lee shared

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Speaker 2: that he used to drink. He doesn't drink at all now,

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Speaker 2: but he used to drink two gallons of vodka a

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Speaker 2: day now. Really, I find this pretty hard to believe,

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Speaker 2: even if you do have some kind of supernatural tolerance.

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Speaker 2: There's just over four point five liters in one gallon,

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Speaker 2: so you're looking at nine liters and that would be

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Speaker 2: twelve standard size seven hundred and fifty MILI bottles. Is

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Speaker 2: that even possible without going into a permanent coma aka death.

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Speaker 2: Mart told him his liver must be made of asbestos.

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Speaker 2: Netflix is in talks to release a Grand Theft auto

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Speaker 2: game on its service.

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Speaker 4: It'll be a mobile dealers. That's the only way you

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Speaker 4: can play their games. At this stage, Netflix has spent

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Speaker 4: around a billion dollars on its gaming service, but the

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Speaker 4: venture hasn't exactly been a roaring financial success. Less than

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Speaker 4: one percent of Netflix subscribers use it, which would explain

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Speaker 4: why it didn't even was.

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Speaker 2: It wasn't even where it happened. To check my own

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Speaker 2: mobile Netflix to see if it was available in Australia.

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Speaker 5: That funny. It is got a bit of early publicity,

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Speaker 5: but yeah, take off.

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Speaker 4: It hasn't taken off.

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Speaker 1: More crazy more Lisa Poor podcast soon Read the flick

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Speaker 1: with Ben Osa on ninety six FM.

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Speaker 12: Hello Ben, Hello, guys seen well, I saw dumb Money

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Speaker 12: and you're right, Lisa. It is based on this incredible

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Speaker 12: true story that many people in Australia might not be

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Speaker 12: familiar with because it happened in America. It was one

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Speaker 12: of those Wall Street David versus Goliath kind of deal,

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Speaker 12: sticking it to the man. Love that sort of stuff.

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Speaker 12: And so just to give you a quick run through

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Speaker 12: and for people who maybe have seen the Netflix documentary

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Speaker 12: Eat the Rich, the Game Stop saga that covers it

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Speaker 12: very very well. Long story short, Basically, a bunch of

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Speaker 12: nerds online on Reddit on YouTube were inspired by this

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Speaker 12: YouTuber who called himself Roaring Kitty. His real name was

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Speaker 12: Keith Gill, and he started doing shows about investment advice

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Speaker 12: and he believed that this video game retailer game stops

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Speaker 12: like eb boutique here in Australia was undervalued and the

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Speaker 12: pandemic was happening and people would turn to computer games,

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Speaker 12: and he thought that there was some value to invest

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Speaker 12: in this, and so he got all of these nerds

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Speaker 12: on the internet to invest as well, basically encouraging them

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Speaker 12: using memes. It was just completely stupid and misspelling things.

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Speaker 12: Instead of calling them stocks, that call them stocks, which

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Speaker 12: they all found hilarious. Everybody had a good time and

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Speaker 12: they were throwing in twenty bucks, fifty bucks, one hundred bucks,

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Speaker 12: and then it just snowballed and the value of game

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Speaker 12: Stop just went up and up from a couple of

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Speaker 12: bucks of share two hundreds of dollars a share in

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Speaker 12: a short amount of time. And so all of a sudden,

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Speaker 12: these people were making heaps of money, like we're talking

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Speaker 12: millions of dollars and these retail investors, the mom and

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Speaker 12: dad investors, the backyard investors. Wall Street refers to them

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Speaker 12: as dumb money because they're not the smart, analytics driven investors,

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Speaker 12: and so they get treated very badly by Wall Street.

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Speaker 12: But it was the dumb money that had the last

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Speaker 12: laugh in this story because there was big hedge funds,

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Speaker 12: billion dollar hedge funds that were betting against game Stops,

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Speaker 12: so they were banking on Game Stop going out of business,

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Speaker 12: and so we're shorting the stock. And so it's a

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Speaker 12: very complicated process to it explained. But for the listeners,

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Speaker 12: all you need to know is when a company shorts

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Speaker 12: a particular stock, if the price goes up, you lose money,

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Speaker 12: and there's no limit to how much you can lose.

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Speaker 12: Unlike a normal investing where say, if you put ten

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Speaker 12: bucks in a stock and it's worth a dollar a

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Speaker 12: share and that company goes goes down to zero, you

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Speaker 12: lose ten bucks. When you're shorting a stock, there's no

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Speaker 12: upper limit. So if it goes up, you lose one

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Speaker 12: hundred dollars. If it keeps going up, you lose a

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Speaker 12: thousand dollars. If it keeps going up, you lose a

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Speaker 12: billion dollars. There's no ceiling, and so these hedge fund bros.

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Speaker 12: We're losing a billion dollars a day, much to the

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Speaker 12: enjoyment of all of these people on the Internet who

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Speaker 12: were just just absolutely losing their minds over how much

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Speaker 12: fun it was. Yeah, yeah, And so this movie tells

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Speaker 12: that story, and it stars the great Paul Dano as

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Speaker 12: Roaring Kitty, as this YouTuber who is kind of the

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Speaker 12: mastermind behind it all, and his brother is played by

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Speaker 12: Pete Davidson, who's well cast as sort of the underachieving loser.

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Speaker 12: And Keith Gill's wife is played by Shalene Woodley who's

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Speaker 12: really good as well. And Paul Dano he's such a

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Speaker 12: sort of a thoughtful performer, and he does a great

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Speaker 12: job of bringing some pathos to this character and sort

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Speaker 12: of what might have motivated him, because in real life

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Speaker 12: he's very mysterious and enigmatic, like he really has not

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Speaker 12: said much since this whole incident unfolded. And then you've

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Speaker 12: got some of the dumb money, some of the investors

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Speaker 12: who are depicted in the movie sort of representative of

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Speaker 12: everybody who is getting involved. You've got a game Stop

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Speaker 12: employee played by Anthony Ramos from Hamilton and America Ferrera

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Speaker 12: who's having a bit of a moment right now after

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Speaker 12: the Barbie movie. She's in it as well as like

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Speaker 12: a sort of a single mum investor who puts her

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Speaker 12: sort of life savings into it and then watched it

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Speaker 12: go up. But it was so stressful for those people

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Speaker 12: because they didn't know when to sell. They're like, Okay, well,

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Speaker 12: do we get out now we've made a million dollars,

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Speaker 12: do we sell now? Or maybe we're going to have

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Speaker 12: two million dollars by tomorrow. Do we hold on. It's

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Speaker 12: a crazy sort of decision that most people go back

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Speaker 12: to zero brief And then behind it all was you know,

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Speaker 12: this this day trading app that became incredibly popular called

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Speaker 12: robin Hood, which tells you everything you need to know.

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Speaker 12: You just steal from the rich give to the poor.

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Speaker 12: And there was some kind of like controversy around this

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Speaker 12: app as well. And the CEO of this app is

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Speaker 12: played by Sebastian stan That's very interesting little side.

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Speaker 4: But one of the bost things about this film.

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Speaker 12: I mean, yeah, he's really good as a sort of

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Speaker 12: a tech entrepreneur. But one of the coolest things about

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Speaker 12: this film is who they've got to play the hedge

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Speaker 12: fund bros. They've got Seth Rogan and Nick Offerman who

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Speaker 12: just just so perfect as this as these guys who

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Speaker 12: are super super rich but then just become bumbling idiots

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Speaker 12: when everything starts going volcom and you just kind of

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Speaker 12: you kind of you feel for them, but also you're

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Speaker 12: kind of laughing at their misfortune, and so they're they're perfect.

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Speaker 12: They're perfect at that unfortunately. So this film comes from

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Speaker 12: director Craig Gillespie who gave us it Tanya, which was

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Speaker 12: on film starring Margo Robbie about to You're Hard Parting

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Speaker 12: that's so fun for one person involved. No, it was

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Speaker 12: an entertaining movie. He brings that. He brings that to

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Speaker 12: this film as well. But you stack up this movie

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Speaker 12: against other recent Wall Street movies like The Big Short,

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Speaker 12: and it's just not as good, Like it's just not

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Speaker 12: as good. And then you also compare it to the

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Speaker 12: Netflix documentary Eat the Rich, it's also not as good.

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Speaker 12: And part of the problem is because the true story

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Speaker 12: is so wacky, so are so good, right, it's actually

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Speaker 12: really hard for a movie like this to try and

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Speaker 12: dramatize it in a way that gives you anything new,

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Speaker 12: it's so pushed it up here. But in saying that,

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Speaker 12: it's a very entertaining movie. It's going to be in

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Speaker 12: Cinema's next Thursday, and it's definitely a very very solid film.

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Speaker 12: It just probably doesn't live up to maybe what you

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Speaker 12: expect knowing how credible the true story is. If you

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Speaker 12: go in not knowing anything.

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Speaker 4: I was going to say, you don't know.

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Speaker 12: If you're going there, you'll have a really good time.

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Speaker 12: Good time in this film. It's a lot of fun's definitely.

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Speaker 5: And people will go who wrote this? Did this come from?

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Speaker 12: You?

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Speaker 5: Googling?

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Speaker 12: It'll have you giggling because you just will not believe

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Speaker 12: some of the stuff that happened.

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Speaker 4: All right, how many so now are you giving?

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Speaker 5: I'm going to give it three and a half a

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Speaker 5: half and that's not a dumb rating.

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Speaker 2: Great cast, Thanks Ben Crazy and Lisa