Speaker 1: They are delulu with no solulu. What's a procedure.
Speaker 2: This is Roden Gabby versus the world.
Speaker 1: Short week. Welcome, great to have you on board with
Speaker 1: your joining us from across the greatest city in the world. Hello, Gabrielle, Hello,
Speaker 1: good morning, Darcy.
Speaker 3: Good morning.
Speaker 1: Whoever's in charge of the heating. Just turn it off
Speaker 1: because well, we.
Speaker 4: Came all rugged up because it's so cold, and then
Speaker 4: the heating is blasting, and so.
Speaker 5: My legs are sweaty because my track is a fleecy.
Speaker 1: Yes, so they're good.
Speaker 4: For outdoor weather, but when you come into the heater,
Speaker 4: oh it's too hot.
Speaker 1: I appreciate the sentiment of making the workplace warm, but
Speaker 1: you know, if it goes to ten, don't turn it
Speaker 1: to eleven because now I've opened the door. So what
Speaker 1: is the current temperature?
Speaker 5: Check it actually outside?
Speaker 3: Yeah, it says on our screens it's one degree.
Speaker 1: It could be my.
Speaker 5: Minus doesn't exist.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it is minus one. Our screens that say the temperature,
Speaker 1: they didn't program a minus symbol into it because they
Speaker 1: came from Brisbane, so it's essential one.
Speaker 5: It could be one, or it could be minus.
Speaker 1: It's officially minus one, and it feels like a minus three,
Speaker 1: and so in a battle of I understand that the
Speaker 1: climate control wherever you work, this might or your house
Speaker 1: and I work like this depending on the outside temperature.
Speaker 1: This is dumb as hell. No one else does this that.
Speaker 5: It bumps up.
Speaker 1: Yeah, no, it should just be the temper.
Speaker 4: Is a sensor inside and it's that temperature no matter
Speaker 4: what outside is.
Speaker 1: I Gabby reckons, I'm gonna blow the whole th up
Speaker 1: because I opened the door, and.
Speaker 4: So now the heater is going to go. Oh no,
Speaker 4: We've got to work harder because the cold air is
Speaker 4: coming in. And that's why I'm shocked that you're revealing
Speaker 4: this on air, because you could be liable for the
Speaker 4: blow up of the heater.
Speaker 1: Good, I've sent a message. A guy's gonna come in
Speaker 1: and fix it, and he's gonna see the door. He's
Speaker 1: gonna blop, he's gonna go do this. Everyone's gonna look
Speaker 1: at me anyway. So it's true, exactly, this is going
Speaker 1: to roll out. All right. Let's I'm just going to
Speaker 1: go outside for a second here, all right.
Speaker 6: Can you hear me? Yeah, it's so hot you're sweating
Speaker 6: in there, gabbing well.
Speaker 5: Behind my knees. Are a bit sweaty.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I'm now walking through the office and I'm stepping Ah,
Speaker 6: that is that's a huge relief.
Speaker 5: No it's not. It's minus one.
Speaker 4: Yeah, stay out there for twenty minutes and tell me
Speaker 4: it's a good relief.
Speaker 6: It feels like minus three. You've got no idea. This
Speaker 6: is the sweet relief that an athlete might feel at
Speaker 6: the end of the big, big quarter final, and then
Speaker 6: you're sliding into a comfortable ice bath. That's what this is.
Speaker 4: You have never been an athlete who has slid into
Speaker 4: an ice bath, so you are not allowed to make
Speaker 4: that analogy.
Speaker 6: I have not an athlete, but I did get an
Speaker 6: ice bath once and I didn't slide into it, and
Speaker 6: it wasn't comfortable.
Speaker 7: But let me tell you, if your work is hard
Speaker 7: out there on the park as I am in that insane,
Speaker 7: sweltering eight, nothing like an ice bath or a minus three.
Speaker 6: This is beautiful out here. If you're thinking, if you're
Speaker 6: listening to this on the clock radio and you're thinking,
Speaker 6: should I get up and get out and go for
Speaker 6: an early walk, it's crisp. It's beautiful, beautiful.
Speaker 5: Don't take his word for it.
Speaker 4: He's coming out of a sauna, so of course it
Speaker 4: feels like it's crisp and beautiful. But if you're if
Speaker 4: you're coming out of a warm bed, it's not as
Speaker 4: comfortable out there. Are we doing the rest of the
Speaker 4: show like this with you outside on the phone? Is
Speaker 4: that how this is working?
Speaker 6: The solid Maybe to the mountains?
Speaker 5: Okay, you're coming in. He's back in front of the buttons. Everybody.
Speaker 1: How did we go on Saturday Night Darcy with the Brahms.
Speaker 3: Well, there was a late search from the Hurricanes, but
Speaker 3: the Brumbies ended up holding them off thirty five to
Speaker 3: twenty eight. So Billy Pollard scored twice and then Tom
Speaker 3: Wright and Alan Alala toa delivered crucial tries for the
Speaker 3: semifinal match.
Speaker 1: Tom Wright's try was described as quote genius Vicky Tower
Speaker 1: taken up towards a twenty two.
Speaker 6: Whoa so good?
Speaker 8: That is genius that ball and the line from Tom Wrightight,
Speaker 8: it's an easy stroller.
Speaker 5: It was so good. He could slow down before he
Speaker 5: got to the line because he was like her, I
Speaker 5: got this.
Speaker 1: It was I don't know. Look, someone call it cocky,
Speaker 1: someone call it pacing yourself. Why run faster and harder
Speaker 1: than you need to.
Speaker 5: That's very true. That's your whole motto of life.
Speaker 1: It's always been my motto.
Speaker 2: Gaby versus the world.
Speaker 1: Welcome back producer Chelsea crossing to her producer booth.
Speaker 4: Hello, Chelsea, Hello, Hello, I'm back.
Speaker 1: How'd you go waking up in Perth? You know, in
Speaker 1: temperatures above zero? Oh?
Speaker 5: I was loving it.
Speaker 9: I don't think it got below I think the coldest
Speaker 9: eight degrees.
Speaker 5: That was our top on the weekend. Oh, I know.
Speaker 1: Welcome home Salesima tests see how much you feel like
Speaker 1: at time, you know, to see whether you come back.
Speaker 1: So it was a huge like your social video I
Speaker 1: saw on your Insta because it was your little sister's birthday. Yeah,
Speaker 1: sister's apostrophe s you're a twin and you have twin
Speaker 1: baby sisters as well. Yeah, and you kept such a
Speaker 1: great secret. They were in tears, they were so excited
Speaker 1: to see you. That was a beautiful video.
Speaker 5: Yeah, no, it was really exciting.
Speaker 9: So my twin Rachel was in on it and she
Speaker 9: weird like rocked up at a good time at about
Speaker 9: like six thirty and she had said like, oh, I'm
Speaker 9: just going to go get your presence out of the
Speaker 9: car and then you.
Speaker 1: Were the present.
Speaker 9: Yeah, and then we walked back inside. They absolutely lost it.
Speaker 5: It was great.
Speaker 1: Was there any thought for a second to tie giant
Speaker 1: bowl around you?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 4: There was a little yeah, giant and then you're a
Speaker 4: walk with it and.
Speaker 1: It was a beautiful video. People want to follow you
Speaker 1: on Instagram? How do they do that?
Speaker 9: Chelsea Boothman exo on.
Speaker 1: Chelsea Boothman XO. Good to have you back this morning, mate,
Speaker 1: Let's go Gabrielle. Who's offering to pay us to pretend
Speaker 1: to work?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 4: I misread this now that my brain's working properly, it's
Speaker 4: actually us paying to pretend to work.
Speaker 1: Well, that's the opposite of what I'm.
Speaker 11: Take one word difference, but it changes meeting away from
Speaker 11: So in China, what's happening is there's a massive unemployment
Speaker 11: rate for young people and so they are paying about
Speaker 11: six to eleven dollars depending on where they go to
Speaker 11: occupy a desk in an office like environment that has
Speaker 11: Wi Fi coffee.
Speaker 4: It has stayed managerial interactions to mimic real workplaces, and
Speaker 4: some of them are doing this in order to keep
Speaker 4: up appearances with family and friends.
Speaker 5: So it looks like they have a job sure, while
Speaker 5: others are doing it.
Speaker 4: To keep up a routine so that they are still
Speaker 4: kind of in that everyday work routine when they do
Speaker 4: get a genuine employment opportunity.
Speaker 1: I get the philosophy you got to spend it to
Speaker 1: make it, but in this instance you are spending it
Speaker 1: and making nothing because it isn't an actual job.
Speaker 4: When I first looked at this, I was like, cool,
Speaker 4: people are paying for you to sit at a desk
Speaker 4: and pretend to work so it looks like the office
Speaker 4: is full, because, especially with work from home arrangements, if
Speaker 4: they need the office to look full like a seat filler
Speaker 4: and an awards show when they want it to look
Speaker 4: full at all times.
Speaker 5: And that's what I thought. I was like, great, I
Speaker 5: would love to get paid to do nothing.
Speaker 1: It is like, it sounds a great idea. The stunning
Speaker 1: thing is that even though this isn't a real job,
Speaker 1: if you went there with this level of misunderstanding, you
Speaker 1: would be fired from the job that you don't actually have,
Speaker 1: because they'd be going that will be one hundred bucks
Speaker 1: and you're like, yeah, thanks for that. They're like, now
Speaker 1: get out.
Speaker 12: I don't know.
Speaker 1: We got off the French open pretty promptly after the
Speaker 1: demon crashed out before he virtually made it to the
Speaker 1: first round. However, we got back on pretty promptly over
Speaker 1: the long weekend with what is being described as the
Speaker 1: greatest tennis match in history. And so Carlos on the ontour,
Speaker 1: car on the clay. No, that's a really interesting point
Speaker 1: that you mentioned that. I'll get to that a second.
Speaker 1: With the women's final, Carlos Alcarez was two sets down
Speaker 1: and then faced not one championship point, not two championship points,
Speaker 1: but Yannick Sinner served for the match three times. He
Speaker 1: overcame that, he came back and ended up winning whatever
Speaker 1: it is, ten two or something in the tie break
Speaker 1: of the fifth set, and people are calling it the
Speaker 1: greatest match of all time. Dance.
Speaker 3: Yeah, wow, I didn't even know, Like I wasn't even
Speaker 3: focusing on that. I was focusing on the women's match
Speaker 3: all morning.
Speaker 1: Well I'm interesting. I'm interested that you mention that, or
Speaker 1: it's interesting you mentioned that because Coco got coach after
Speaker 1: she won, did the traditional climb up into the stands,
Speaker 1: and a coach pulled out a towel because she said, listen,
Speaker 1: I don't want to you won't see me celebrating by
Speaker 1: doing the fall on the ground and getting covered in
Speaker 1: the clay, which.
Speaker 5: She did because it's that red er, so sticky.
Speaker 1: And so he was there just getting all the clay off,
Speaker 1: and she's like, where'd the towel come from? We didn't
Speaker 1: even discuss this, but he knew he had one job
Speaker 1: and he nailed it. He was so confident that A
Speaker 1: she would win, but B she'ld be overcome and fall
Speaker 1: into the clay.
Speaker 5: She's so exhausted at that point.
Speaker 1: But she doesn't want to be holding the trophy covered
Speaker 1: in all the all the dirt. But then the press
Speaker 1: conference afterwards turned into a whole thing.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it was kind of shocking, I think, and even
Speaker 3: just the speeches, the acceptance speeches from Arena Blinka, just
Speaker 3: because she blamed the whole game on herself. She said
Speaker 3: she was the reason she was playing badly and she
Speaker 3: should have won, and she didn't really give credit where
Speaker 3: credit was.
Speaker 1: June, you're being polite. I reckon it was worse than that.
Speaker 1: Here she is.
Speaker 5: That's that's it.
Speaker 10: I was just making on for seras like I don't know,
Speaker 10: I have to check the statistics. I think she won
Speaker 10: the match, not because she played incredible, just because I
Speaker 10: made all of those mistakes.
Speaker 13: She wow, Not.
Speaker 1: Because she played incredible because I messed up.
Speaker 5: Maybe she forced you to mess up because she was
Speaker 5: so good.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Well, actually it's a really smart point and it's easy
Speaker 1: for us to say that. But actually let's go to
Speaker 1: the post from Renee Stubbs, former world number one an
Speaker 1: Australian in the double. She won sixty six titles on
Speaker 1: the tour and she said quote for the people out
Speaker 1: there saying, well, it's because Sabolinka made seventy unforced eras.
Speaker 1: The reason she made so many is because she is
Speaker 1: playing the best defender athlete in the game on top
Speaker 1: of coco spins on her forehand and the power on
Speaker 1: her backhand and ability to make one more ball. And
Speaker 1: that is the great thing about tennis. That's what makes
Speaker 1: games amazing. When you do have someone lunging for that
Speaker 1: drop shop that's just fallen over the net and they
Speaker 1: get it back and the other person thinks that they've
Speaker 1: got it one and they go unforced era time seventy.
Speaker 1: So you've been backed up by someone who knows what
Speaker 1: they're talking about.
Speaker 5: Are you saying I don't know what I'm talking about.
Speaker 1: I just wanted to support while you were talking.
Speaker 2: About Gabby versus the world.
Speaker 1: Time for a little game. This is Gabby. It's meant
Speaker 1: to be romantic, damn it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so let's talk fun one to wife because the
Speaker 4: end when the farmer does choose who he wants to
Speaker 4: be his potential future wife, is meant to be romantic,
Speaker 4: and they stand there looking lovingly at each other and
Speaker 4: it's a beautiful scenery. So last night was a little
Speaker 4: bit different because Clarette and Chelsea.
Speaker 5: Is it Thomas, farmer Thomas? It is Farmatomas, Farmer Thomas.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Chelsea.
Speaker 4: I need help because it's been so boring. I haven't
Speaker 4: kept track of whose names who?
Speaker 1: Also the Tom and the Thomas farmers. Oh my god,
Speaker 1: your refusal to get your head around that. And by
Speaker 1: the way, I hadn't made any commitment to it either. No,
Speaker 1: they've certainly done a.
Speaker 5: Number on you, yet they really have.
Speaker 4: So Farmer Thomas got rid of both other girls from
Speaker 4: his farm.
Speaker 5: Early in the episode.
Speaker 4: There was only one left, so normally it comes down
Speaker 4: to two girls and it's like bachelor style where they
Speaker 4: talk to both girls. They let one down and they say,
Speaker 4: I love you to the other one and you don't
Speaker 4: know who it's going to be. But this time around
Speaker 4: he was like, I'm not doing that, so he got
Speaker 4: rid of the other two, and then he went to
Speaker 4: meet Clarette in this romantic setting that overlooked the farm
Speaker 4: to tell her how we felt.
Speaker 5: Now I'm gonna play just twenty.
Speaker 4: Seconds of what happened last night right at the end,
Speaker 4: because they talked for minutes.
Speaker 5: About I don't know, you're great, and you did this,
Speaker 5: and you did that and whatever.
Speaker 1: I don't care.
Speaker 5: Let's get right down to the.
Speaker 4: Nitty gritty, the romantic part, damn it when it's meant
Speaker 4: to be romantic. And I want you to pause right at.
Speaker 5: The end of the clip because there's something I want
Speaker 5: you to notice.
Speaker 1: All right, I'll talk you through this wherever you're listening,
Speaker 1: Here we.
Speaker 4: Go, Claret, your mate, the most beautiful wife and mother.
Speaker 1: What's gone on? Straight out of the gate?
Speaker 5: No, no, no, this is not straight out of the gate.
Speaker 5: This is at the end, just as in straight out
Speaker 5: of the gate of the relationship.
Speaker 14: Sure, sure, okay, sure, Claire, I love you.
Speaker 5: But no, I keep on.
Speaker 4: Now they take out and there's a sunset. Then pause,
Speaker 4: now count how many flies there are.
Speaker 1: There are so many flies out there that's discussing farm life,
Speaker 1: isn't it?
Speaker 7: One?
Speaker 1: Two, three, four, five, six? Then one just went behind
Speaker 1: his head. That'll be eight nine.
Speaker 5: There's a lot of flies going on.
Speaker 4: So you're trying to do this romantic setting where you're
Speaker 4: telling each other you love each other and having a
Speaker 4: good little makeout, and there are just sticky flies everywhere.
Speaker 1: It's life on the land for you. Someone was doing
Speaker 1: that the other day when you say something serious. I
Speaker 1: was on the TV across the some poor fellow. This
Speaker 1: fly was climbing all over the face.
Speaker 4: But it was a little sticky knows of.
Speaker 1: Kuld of and and it undermines anything you say.
Speaker 4: Remember that news report where someone was talking and it
Speaker 4: went into the guy's mouth.
Speaker 5: You know, you know, you just got to keep going
Speaker 5: with the job.
Speaker 1: Remember Donald Trump's first vice president during a debate, you
Speaker 1: had that that very white hair, and a fly landed
Speaker 1: on the top of his head in the middle of
Speaker 1: the debate. He lost that debate because of that bloody fly.
Speaker 1: Space attention, d I see what's happening. And we'll get
Speaker 1: to the pulling of sicky statistics in a second. What's
Speaker 1: the report on Katy Perry. I'm seeing footage surface this
Speaker 1: morning of the performance in Sydney last night.
Speaker 8: Yes.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so someone got on stage and tried to like
Speaker 3: say hi to her. I guess we'll probably more than
Speaker 3: say hi, but never actually got to her.
Speaker 1: It really depends on the artists as to how comfortable
Speaker 1: they are with that, because I see I see some bands,
Speaker 1: particularly in pub environments, and well the stage and the
Speaker 1: floor become one at a certain point, Yeah, but not
Speaker 1: Katy Perry.
Speaker 4: Are you surprised someone got past the barricades and the
Speaker 4: security to be able to get up there.
Speaker 1: I think they were surprised too, because the footage I
Speaker 1: saw just before was they got next to Katie and
Speaker 1: then went the I didn't think I get this far,
Speaker 1: so then they did the jump up and down like
Speaker 1: you just won something, and Katy went and then old
Speaker 1: mate got tackled.
Speaker 4: Well, I saw her running on stage as part of
Speaker 4: her show, because she's got like a figure eight type
Speaker 4: stage and she was just running around that figure eight.
Speaker 4: She is fit, so if anyone got up there, she
Speaker 4: could run away.
Speaker 1: Your mates saw her at Lunar Park yesterday.
Speaker 5: Yes.
Speaker 4: I don't know how this happened was across the weekend.
Speaker 4: They knew that she was in and around Sydney. They'll like,
Speaker 4: keep your eyes peeled, and she was full incognito, like
Speaker 4: a kangaroo onesie, a hat and sunnies and they managed
Speaker 4: to figure out it was Katie Perry and got photos
Speaker 4: with her.
Speaker 3: Crazy.
Speaker 5: I just can't believe it.
Speaker 1: It doesn't even look like I've seen the photos her.
Speaker 1: Are they sure?
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's definitely her, but she like it would have
Speaker 5: been hard to spot it.
Speaker 1: Well, are they back here this morning?
Speaker 5: I'm trying to find out. I'll see if I can
Speaker 5: track them down.
Speaker 1: We go to hear from your mates to work and
Speaker 1: how they spotted in disguise Katie Peary.
Speaker 5: Alison and Andrew if you're listening.
Speaker 4: Has actually messaged, but they're doing school morning run, so
Speaker 4: like you know, it's busy, but hopefully.
Speaker 1: They Let's see if they're more responsive to Alison and
Speaker 1: Andrew Alison and Andrew if you're listening, or if they
Speaker 1: read the messages on their phone, and we'll try and
Speaker 1: work out how they saw Kadi Perry yesterday and quickly,
Speaker 1: what are the faky what are the sicky faking statistics?
Speaker 1: This morning looks.
Speaker 3: Like seventy percent of people have called in sick when
Speaker 3: they're not actually sick, with the most common excuses being
Speaker 3: they just want more sleep, hangovers, or they had an
Speaker 3: event on the night before and no shock. The most
Speaker 3: common age group is twenty five to thirty four year olds.
Speaker 4: All right, I'm going to change this. Seventy percent admit
Speaker 4: to doing it. One hundred percent have done it. And
Speaker 4: the excuses of wanting more sleep, hangovers, and having an event.
Speaker 5: The night before they are not the excuses you've told
Speaker 5: your boss.
Speaker 1: No, no, no, no, no.
Speaker 4: The reasons but the excuses you've told your boss are
Speaker 4: definitely like gastro or diarrhea.
Speaker 5: Sure, because no one's going to question that.
Speaker 1: Let me tell you those those reasons are smart. Like there,
Speaker 1: I know people historically we go, well, that's just slacking.
Speaker 1: It's called manage your mental health. On a serious note,
Speaker 1: you know if you're tired, and whether or not it's
Speaker 1: because of being overworked or overplaying. You've got to look
Speaker 1: after yourself. Take the bloody down.
Speaker 5: Hold on.
Speaker 4: You're saying, having tailf because of a hangover is looking
Speaker 4: after himilm.
Speaker 1: Yes, we don't need you around here.
Speaker 2: I can tell you that right in Gabby Versus.
Speaker 1: It's a little while ago that we heard the news
Speaker 1: that Freaky Friday, Yes, the sequel to Freaky Friday with
Speaker 1: Jamie Lee Curtis and Lindsay Lohan is coming out. We
Speaker 1: looked at the trailer just then, but when they release
Speaker 1: a new new trailer, it must mean we're days away
Speaker 1: from the actual film.
Speaker 5: Well, you think it's a really good point in theaters
Speaker 5: August eighth, so it's still a little away, but they
Speaker 5: have released.
Speaker 4: A new trailer for it. We got excited when this
Speaker 4: was announced. We got really excited when the first trailer
Speaker 4: came out. I'll explain what happened in the first trailer
Speaker 4: because in the second trailer, we're just going to go
Speaker 4: to what's new.
Speaker 1: Producer, Chelsea, are you familiar with Freaky Friday the concept?
Speaker 9: Yes, I think it's the movie where they switch lives,
Speaker 9: you know.
Speaker 1: Yes, Okay, that's a lot of different movies, but this
Speaker 1: is She's one of the main movies.
Speaker 9: That's one of the main movies.
Speaker 5: The original Freaky Friday.
Speaker 4: Jamie Lee Curtis and Lindsay Lowen mum and daughter and
Speaker 4: they go to a psychic who says something crazy is
Speaker 4: going to happen, and they switch bodies and they have
Speaker 4: to you know, like teen and mum relationship, they are
Speaker 4: at their buttonheads and they've got to come back together
Speaker 4: in order to switch back. So in Freaky Friday, the
Speaker 4: first trailer we saw, it's a similar concept, but there's
Speaker 4: now three generations involved. So there's Jamie Lee Curtis and
Speaker 4: her daughter Lindsay Lowen, then Lindsay Lowen's daughter and her
Speaker 4: stepdaughter as well, and the four of them all end
Speaker 4: up swapping bodies after going to a psychic. So similar storyline. However,
Speaker 4: now there's four people, so the teenagers are now the adults,
Speaker 4: and the adults are the teenagers when they swap got it.
Speaker 4: So that's what we learned from the last trailer. Now
Speaker 4: we're going to go to the brand new trailer. So
Speaker 4: a little bit of background. Lindsay Lohan is about to
Speaker 4: marry this guy and that's why the stepdaughter is involved.
Speaker 4: But the two kids, they don't want their parents to
Speaker 4: get married. They don't like each other, the two kids,
Speaker 4: and so they don't want their parents to get married.
Speaker 4: So this is their opportunity to break them.
Speaker 1: Up because one of the kids has turned into Lindsay Lohan.
Speaker 5: Yes, and the other kid is Lindsay Loan's mom, Jamie
Speaker 5: Lee Curtis got it.
Speaker 4: So the adults can now reha it on the relationship.
Speaker 1: Also, they're working as a team to bust this relationship.
Speaker 4: It's very parent track Lindsay Lohan as well. She's just
Speaker 4: purging both her movies. But let's have a look at
Speaker 4: the new section of this new trailer for Freaky Friday.
Speaker 1: Here we go, as teenagers, we have no power, but
Speaker 1: as adults.
Speaker 2: We can break on parents up for good.
Speaker 1: It's a little bit art imitating life in a way
Speaker 1: with Lindsay.
Speaker 5: Because she looks like she's a child again.
Speaker 1: No, just with her behavioral issues as an adult.
Speaker 5: All right, right, gotcha.
Speaker 2: All you have to do is reunite her with her
Speaker 2: first love.
Speaker 5: Okay, So that's Chad Michael Murray.
Speaker 4: So he was from Montree Hill when I was younger,
Speaker 4: hot heart, throb of the time. He's still a good
Speaker 4: looking blow so good. He was the original love interest
Speaker 4: in Freaky Friday to Lindsay Lowan. Oh got him back,
Speaker 4: and he's back baby. So they're trying to split up
Speaker 4: Lindsay Lowan and her love by bringing out her old
Speaker 4: love to see if they can rekindle that how.
Speaker 1: Old is the granddaughter of Lindsay Lohan's daughter and her
Speaker 1: and her step.
Speaker 5: Oh, they'd be like fourteen okay.
Speaker 1: Because you know, to try and get back together with
Speaker 1: the X.
Speaker 5: But yeah, just keeping very good flip your.
Speaker 4: Hair okay, and she's not good at for she doesn't
Speaker 4: learned that skilled.
Speaker 1: Okay, and old mates there going. This is not the
Speaker 1: girl I fell in love with. It's been gee. It's
Speaker 1: it's a look. It's not a new concept, but it
Speaker 1: seems like this version, this spin looks fun.
Speaker 5: Yes, and when you watch it far less confusing. Then
Speaker 5: we explain it. So I have a look at the trade.
Speaker 1: I think we were as clear as mud, mate. I
Speaker 1: don't think we can make it any clearer than we did.
Speaker 1: Our feels like minus four, and we'men carrying on. We
Speaker 1: got our feels like minus eight and a half last week,
Speaker 1: maybe the weekend and half before, and then on the
Speaker 1: weekend we had another feels like minus eight. And I thought,
Speaker 1: just for a perspective before we go to the news
Speaker 1: with Darcy, let's see how things are going in Antarctica.
Speaker 1: And so one of the key we blokes that works
Speaker 1: down there for New Zealand Antarctica. He posted this over
Speaker 1: the weekend, so if you feel like it's a bit
Speaker 1: fresh this morning, think about.
Speaker 2: This today in Antarctica.
Speaker 1: It's minus fifty seven degrees and I tried to pour
Speaker 1: a can of coke. It didn't go so and he's
Speaker 1: holding a glass, so he's literally gone outside. He's poured
Speaker 1: the coke and while the coke has come out of
Speaker 1: the can into the glass, it is frozen rocks, solid
Speaker 1: and so something you might see in a fun novelty
Speaker 1: shop that's made out of resin or plastics. So it
Speaker 1: looks like the can is floating in the air and
Speaker 1: there's frozen coke. That's the real McCoy minus fifty seven.
Speaker 1: And I don't even know what he feels like is
Speaker 1: but he's real minus fifty seven.
Speaker 5: That's just not right.
Speaker 1: Has he out there without some type of face covering granite.
Speaker 1: He's got a number of other lads.
Speaker 4: He would have had to run out and quickly do it,
Speaker 4: because otherwise it would have just frozen in the can
Speaker 4: at minus fifty seven. So that's why there's no icicles
Speaker 4: on his beard.
Speaker 5: He's run out. He's done it now, he's about to
Speaker 5: run back in after the video. Good job to his
Speaker 5: phone too for not freezing over.
Speaker 1: Well you know, does that happened?
Speaker 5: But think it's too hot? It does.
Speaker 1: That's the thing, and so I've got to believe that
Speaker 1: in reverse. Yeah, it might struggle anyway, Good for him
Speaker 1: and good for.
Speaker 5: Us that it's not minus fifty seven minus four easy.
Speaker 2: Got in Gabby versus.
Speaker 1: However, Lauren Tomasi from Channel nine being shot with rubber
Speaker 1: bullets reporting on the la riots at the moment was
Speaker 1: a dramatic moment for more obvious reasons than I think
Speaker 1: we realized. Did you see the footage?
Speaker 12: Does?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 3: I have seen the footage, and I think well, even
Speaker 3: DEFAT has put out a statement saying that all journalists
Speaker 3: should be able to do their work safely, which I
Speaker 3: completely agree with. But yeah, like just looking at the
Speaker 3: entire footage is quite scary. She is quite close to
Speaker 3: the offices, which maybe is why they misinterpreted it.
Speaker 5: But it's pretty obvious what she was doing, yes, exactly.
Speaker 1: More concerningly, it was obvious what the gunman was doing,
Speaker 1: the law enforcement official, and that was lining her up.
Speaker 1: And so I was really interested to see which way
Speaker 1: Channel nine went with it because I can promise you
Speaker 1: if it happened to an American journalist, it's obviously a
Speaker 1: very litigious country. It's straight to court. And so the
Speaker 1: statement that Lauren and Channel nine put out to earlier
Speaker 1: was listen, this is just part and parcel of reporting
Speaker 1: on areas like this play on, which is a very
Speaker 1: Australian response, isn't it.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Well, even in the footage it was a very Australian
Speaker 5: response where she was like, I'm fine, I'm fine, I'm fine,
Speaker 5: and then.
Speaker 4: It's just tough and then moved on to continue to
Speaker 4: do her job a little down the line. But I
Speaker 4: don't think an American would have done that, would they You.
Speaker 1: Better leave, They wouldn't know why all that said, We
Speaker 1: were watching a little bit of the footage before, and
Speaker 1: it is if you obviously had the courage, you be
Speaker 1: convictions and you believe in protesting and showing up. You
Speaker 1: were saying, she just looks like a terrifying spot to
Speaker 1: be standing.
Speaker 5: It looks so scary.
Speaker 4: Just the riders look scary, the enforcement looks scary, and
Speaker 4: you're standing in the middle of it.
Speaker 10: I know.
Speaker 4: Lauren put up a post on her Instagram story of
Speaker 4: her smart watch, saying that her heart rate was very high,
Speaker 4: and yeah, she put it up saying, well, that's yeah,
Speaker 4: that's part this job, I guess. And I my heart
Speaker 4: would be stopped, it wouldn't be able to beat that fast.
Speaker 4: I don't think that's a job for me, that's for sure.
Speaker 1: It's obviously a fascinating part of the world. Los Angeles
Speaker 1: for a million reasons. And I remember years ago I
Speaker 1: was there and was just going for a walk, and
Speaker 1: then all of a sudden, I heard over a megaphone, Stop,
Speaker 1: turn around, come back, and I was like, what the hell?
Speaker 1: I just kept walking, and then I heard a siren
Speaker 1: and I turned around and the street I was in
Speaker 1: in the time that had taken me to walk with
Speaker 1: my wife my girlfriend at the time, down halfway down
Speaker 1: this block, the street had been cordoned off. Oh and
Speaker 1: then as we turned around, we realized we were the
Speaker 1: only ones on the street. Other people were gathering at
Speaker 1: the top of the street. A big giant black van
Speaker 1: with swat on the side came flying around the corner
Speaker 1: and we realized we were in a spot. And so
Speaker 1: that's how quickly thinks I mean, this is obviously they're
Speaker 1: actively going into a spot like this. We were accidentally
Speaker 1: in a spot like that, but it is I'll turn
Speaker 1: that quick. It's a wild part of the world, and
Speaker 1: there we turn it. We nearly walked into a hostage situation,
Speaker 1: but we turned around and we got out of there,
Speaker 1: and then we literally went back and watched it on
Speaker 1: the TV. We watched the rest of it on the news.
Speaker 4: I think the craziest part about this is that when
Speaker 4: I was in La like, we were on a bus
Speaker 4: and they were like, Okay, don't go down that street.
Speaker 4: Don't go like, there are parts you don't go because
Speaker 4: of this kind of activity. But what's happening in the moment.
Speaker 4: It's happening in those areas that were deemed safe, so
Speaker 4: it's even scarier.
Speaker 1: Well, once upon a time, you don't go down there
Speaker 1: because of you know, gang related violence or something like that.
Speaker 1: Now ironically you go down there and you're arrested. So
Speaker 1: think about that. Thank you, Darcy. There be more about it,
Speaker 1: that's for sure.
Speaker 4: Rodden Gammy's Big Years.
Speaker 1: Senior reporter at Pedestrian TV, Laura Marcia. This case between
Speaker 1: Justin Baldoni and Blake Lively has been dragging on for
Speaker 1: a while and the judge has had enough.
Speaker 13: Yes, the judge Lewis Lyman has had enough, and he
Speaker 13: is officially missed. Justin Baldonie's four hundred million. That's US million,
Speaker 13: so six hundred and thirty million Australian.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, huge.
Speaker 13: So he filed a countersuit against Blake Lively a while
Speaker 13: ago after she made a bunch of allegations against him. However,
Speaker 13: the judges said that he can't actually sue her for
Speaker 13: defamation over these claims in the lawsuit because they're exempt
Speaker 13: from libel claims.
Speaker 1: It's a wild thing, isn't it. So if you actually
Speaker 1: put those claims in a court filing and then someone goes, well,
Speaker 1: you've defamed me because they've entered the public space. No,
Speaker 1: because they're actually in that filing, that doesn't count, which
Speaker 1: is a stunning It's not.
Speaker 4: Like in an interview to the media she said these things.
Speaker 4: It was in the filing to the lawsuit.
Speaker 1: It's an idiosyncrasy. But you know what on behalf of
Speaker 1: Australian to just observe this lunacy over there where someone
Speaker 1: sues someone and they go, I'll all sue you. This
Speaker 1: might be the most sensible thing I've seen in a while, Laura.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 13: Absolutely. And also what's really interesting is the judge also,
Speaker 13: throughout the two hundred and fifty million defamation claim against
Speaker 13: The New York Times, initially reported on her. She did
Speaker 13: a legal complaint before she actually sued him in December,
Speaker 13: So the New York Times respond posted that and then
Speaker 13: he suited them for two hundred and fifty million. So
Speaker 13: I imagine he must be feeling very poor, right who.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's had a shockgun today.
Speaker 5: Well, he's been trying to make it a media circus.
Speaker 4: He's been releasing things to the media, trying to, you know,
Speaker 4: get her to look bad, so that her case was
Speaker 4: in the public opinion not going to go well in.
Speaker 1: His defense, maybe he well he obviously is obliged to
Speaker 1: defend himself.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but in court, not in the media the way
Speaker 5: he's been doing it.
Speaker 1: Save it for the court, Gabby. Now, Laura, speaking of
Speaker 1: someone who's not having a great day. Is Sam Armatage
Speaker 1: cool with the call up of the most recent farmer
Speaker 1: A farmer wants a wife? Is this real?
Speaker 13: Oh my goodness, I don't know if I personally believe it.
Speaker 13: So this came from a new idea who I love,
Speaker 13: but let's take it with a green soul, so you know,
Speaker 13: let's use some literacy here. So apparently the production is
Speaker 13: like chasing after Richard Lavender, her ex husband, to be
Speaker 13: part of the Golden Farmer series, which I think is
Speaker 13: really wholesome.
Speaker 4: Like the show would be sweet because they're doing The
Speaker 4: Golden Bachelor, which Sam Armitage is actually hosting. So if
Speaker 4: they were then to do the Golden Farmer, that would
Speaker 4: be hilarious. If they did have her ex husband who
Speaker 4: is a farmer, because Sam Armitage hosted Farm Wants a
Speaker 4: wife only due to the fact that she was married
Speaker 4: to a farmer, so she could bring personal experience to it,
Speaker 4: and so to do this would be hilarious.
Speaker 13: Hilarious and also very shady. Yeah, Channel seven, is it like.
Speaker 1: Channel seven being your friend who hooks up with one
Speaker 1: of your exits? Is just what it would be like.
Speaker 13: Yeah, they're cutting some grass here.
Speaker 1: Okay, Channel seven has been warned and finally over at
Speaker 1: Channel ten they can't take a trick. The project obviously
Speaker 1: is about to receive the Acts and Master Chef powers on,
Speaker 1: but not with their biggest star judge allegedly.
Speaker 13: Yes, so another new idea special is that Poe might
Speaker 13: be stepping down the end of twenty twenty four. However,
Speaker 13: season one Winter Julie Goodwin might be taking her spot.
Speaker 13: And I think if anyone's going to replace Poe, who
Speaker 13: I love dearly, I think should be Julie. I hope
Speaker 13: she doesn't leave. Is a ring of sunshine.
Speaker 1: I love Julie, What's right?
Speaker 5: I love Julie, but she's so nice.
Speaker 4: She would be the most boring judge in the history
Speaker 4: of time because everything would be amazing, everything would be beautiful,
Speaker 4: everything would taste incredible, everyone would get tens and that
Speaker 4: would be so boring.
Speaker 1: Yeah, all right, well yeah, Laura and I have got
Speaker 1: no comeback to that. So well, Gabby starts a huge
Speaker 1: fight with the judges from Master Sheriff. You can get
Speaker 1: all your celeib beef with the High Stakes podcast. We'll
Speaker 1: catch you on that, Laura and chat with you later
Speaker 1: in the week.
Speaker 13: Thanks guys, Bye, Rod and Gabby.
Speaker 1: Versus the world, Darcy, you're reporting today, and we haven't
Speaker 1: been speaking enough about our stadium, about Geo Statium. We
Speaker 1: talking too much about Tasmania.
Speaker 5: Stady that we would take We'll take it.
Speaker 1: We haven't done this wrong. Are we having a stadium
Speaker 1: after no, yes, we are a new.
Speaker 2: Ground into the city.
Speaker 5: It's a big disgrace.
Speaker 2: This is why we need a stadium.
Speaker 1: Updatesing it, stadium power.
Speaker 5: I was going to get into it, build the stadium.
Speaker 1: Well, this isn't about building a new stadium, but it's
Speaker 1: if we're going to have the one we have, we
Speaker 1: need to give it the ultimate addition. What is it today?
Speaker 3: So fans from the Raiders are calling for Josh Puple
Speaker 3: to have his own statue at the stadium. So as
Speaker 3: the most capped Raiders player ever, it makes sense.
Speaker 1: And while he did come out last week and say
Speaker 1: well I will continue playing after this season, it just
Speaker 1: won't be ingreen. I feel like you chuck a you
Speaker 1: chuck a statue into the mix and all of a
Speaker 1: sudden he's back in Green in twenty twenty six.
Speaker 5: At least put a green shirt on the statue and
Speaker 5: we can pretend.
Speaker 1: What if he switched to the Brumbies. I just thought
Speaker 1: about that over the weekend. He can still play to
Speaker 1: play Union. They'd be happy to you go. All right.
Speaker 1: He had a barn burner too, didn't he. He was
Speaker 1: running them over. He was kicking.
Speaker 4: Conversions I know he saw that they wouldn't have allowed
Speaker 4: that if they weren't so far ahead.
Speaker 5: That was a risk.
Speaker 1: We were that far ahead, but nevertheless far enough ahead
Speaker 1: as it was. It was emotional for us as a city,
Speaker 1: but also for the players and Ricky Rick was emotional.
Speaker 1: Hudson Young when he came in last week, spoke about
Speaker 1: what it meant to him and he put himself in
Speaker 1: the shoes of himself as a young bloke who just
Speaker 1: loved footy. Yeah, and this is up there with the dreams,
Speaker 1: you know, playing in Grand Final and playing with a
Speaker 1: bloke who's one of your best mates, breaking a club record,
Speaker 1: one of the great clubs. And so he was emotional
Speaker 1: about it. And I had this sent to me. A
Speaker 1: few people from around Australia heard this after the after
Speaker 1: the match on triple m all of the triple m's,
Speaker 1: what are they like?
Speaker 5: One hundred of them?
Speaker 1: And so I had a few messages messages that said, hey,
Speaker 1: did you hear Hudson So we don't have triple am,
Speaker 1: No we don't. And so a few people sent this
Speaker 1: to me. And if you go into their environment he
Speaker 1: comes in here with us, it's different and right he's
Speaker 1: out there, he's sweat in his covety, he's got blood
Speaker 1: and he's you know, he's got a cork something or
Speaker 1: other in his leg and rater Nick asks him a question.
Speaker 1: You can forget where you are.
Speaker 8: Hudson Young has just joined us gor to you will
Speaker 8: find out about his injury and talk about the day, Nick,
Speaker 8: Chris stamper, you hard mate, what a day? Just put
Speaker 8: a day full stop? Yes, Hues made the build up
Speaker 8: more weeks means such a great week. To come out here,
Speaker 8: turn this on for one.
Speaker 1: Of our means so much to.
Speaker 8: Us and for everyone that turned up man brave the cold.
Speaker 8: Were so grateful and thankful to have the best fans
Speaker 8: in the cold.
Speaker 1: Wonderfulest words are there, how passionate stuff.
Speaker 4: We are not going to have hudsand Young in studio
Speaker 4: this week because he's been called up for Origin again.
Speaker 5: He'll be at camp, but he will be on the phone.
Speaker 1: But if he's with the boys, it gonna happen. And
Speaker 1: anytime you accidentally swear on the radio and follow up
Speaker 1: within second slip, it's the greatest way to do it. Anyway,
Speaker 1: We won't replay that sa Brenna Carpenter's new One Man child. Gee,
Speaker 1: if you get in a relationship with a famous song stress,
Speaker 1: just know if it doesn't work out, there will be
Speaker 1: a song written about you and people will go, what's
Speaker 1: that song about? And they'll work it out.
Speaker 5: But if you cheat on said song stress, then you
Speaker 5: deserve it.
Speaker 1: Was the man child. Was he cheating?
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, Barry Jogan?
Speaker 1: Oh is that him?
Speaker 4: Supposed that he had a little affair and that's why
Speaker 4: they split up, and that's why all these songs are
Speaker 4: coming out about him.
Speaker 1: He's an inspiration, that's what happened. He won't be getting
Speaker 1: a slash, that's for sure. What's your problem with Madura
Speaker 1: Shopping Center? I love it over there.
Speaker 5: I love it there too.
Speaker 4: And over the weekend, three day long weekend with really
Speaker 4: cold weather, we decided to head to Madura Shopping Center
Speaker 4: yesterday for something to do to get out of that.
Speaker 1: That's a trap. I think there was a report after
Speaker 1: I don't know, Witch Shopping Center on the Saturday was
Speaker 1: so chock a block. Yeah, because of the cold, the
Speaker 1: wind and the rain was making news that we all
Speaker 1: had to go soon to go somewhere.
Speaker 4: And yeah, my daughter she's nineteen months old, so you know,
Speaker 4: there's only so much you can do at home without
Speaker 4: destroying the entire joint.
Speaker 1: Let's destroy Madura exactly.
Speaker 5: We also needed to buy a couple of things, so
Speaker 5: all like, all right, let's go to Madura.
Speaker 4: So we headed to the shopping center. We got in there,
Speaker 4: and after we'd done a little bit of shopping, I
Speaker 4: was like, Oh, there's that little playground down the end.
Speaker 4: Let's go out there and check it out. It's like
Speaker 4: out front of Aldie. So last time we took Olivia there,
Speaker 4: she was a fair bit younger, wasn't interested. She just
Speaker 4: wanted to run around because she just started walking, so
Speaker 4: she just wanted to walk this time around. Loved the slide,
Speaker 4: loved climbing up the ladder, So we actually got a
Speaker 4: little bit of play.
Speaker 5: Out of it.
Speaker 4: But as you said, it's out front of toy Mate,
Speaker 4: and I am real dirty on Madura Shopping Center for
Speaker 4: doing that, because Olivia, as much fun as she was
Speaker 4: having on the playground, just wanted to keep escaping to
Speaker 4: run into toy Mate.
Speaker 5: Because it looks great.
Speaker 4: There's all these colors and toys and it's like a
Speaker 4: wonderland for children. And so we're trying to get her
Speaker 4: energy out by climbing up and going down the slide
Speaker 4: and doing all the fun things on.
Speaker 5: The free playground. And all she wanted to do was
Speaker 5: cost us a million dollars by running into toy Mate
Speaker 5: and picking all the toys.
Speaker 1: I know, Majuria management listen, and I know they're not
Speaker 1: sitting there going, oh no.
Speaker 5: We didn't think of that.
Speaker 1: That's not what they're doing. And I was by design
Speaker 1: and they've nailed it. They're going, yeah, mission a company.
Speaker 5: Well, we went in there and we spent money, got it's.
Speaker 1: Like you saw what it was. You walked up out
Speaker 1: the front of it, and don't go in there. Of course,
Speaker 1: what's gonna happen. The only the only other thing that
Speaker 1: will catch you out. I don't know if it's got
Speaker 1: you yet is the family toilets, right, oh yeah, And
Speaker 1: so there's a giant floor to ceiling window looking onto
Speaker 1: where the planes touch down and take off. Honestly, honestly,
Speaker 1: if you haven't been there, go right down g it's
Speaker 1: a country mile to get down there.
Speaker 5: I know what you mean, Like those toilets that are
Speaker 5: down the never ending corl.
Speaker 1: Yes, yeah, Well there's there's a window in the family area, right,
Speaker 1: So I've been down.
Speaker 5: In there to breastfeed before, and I haven't noticed been busy.
Speaker 1: I guess so, And I guess you've got to get
Speaker 1: the timing. It's not like we have a million planes
Speaker 1: coming and going, but you're they're the best seats in
Speaker 1: the house. And menjio, I know it's too late for
Speaker 1: me to turn up and tell you how to lay
Speaker 1: out your shopping.
Speaker 5: So that's great. I was there to try to waste
Speaker 5: time to keep my daughter occupied. Let's go watch planes.
Speaker 1: It's great if you're one of the four people with kids. Actually,
Speaker 1: kids always need to go to the toilet, it doesn't matter. Look, yes,
Speaker 1: they are the best seats in the house. Next time
Speaker 1: you're building a food court next to an airport, has
Speaker 1: flip that whole operation round.
Speaker 5: Oh you're mad because you don't have kids to go
Speaker 5: in there and look at the planes anymore.
Speaker 1: We've seen enough of the planes over the years there
Speaker 1: when the girls have needed to go to the toilet.
Speaker 1: So I've had my field. But anyway, if you think,
Speaker 1: if you think toy mart is going to be a distraction,
Speaker 1: don't worry. Goes down or uphill from here.
Speaker 2: Rod and Gabby versus the.
Speaker 1: World, the international athletics program is in Norway at the moment,
Speaker 1: and so we have Australians over there that are having
Speaker 1: a crack. And I don't know if you're a member.
Speaker 1: A girl who names Bree Masters's bri rizzonash. She was
Speaker 1: Bree Masters at the last Olympic Games. And so for
Speaker 1: Australia a lot of people felt turned up out of
Speaker 1: nowhere and made it to the semifinals in in the
Speaker 1: sprinting in one hundred meters, so right in the athletics.
Speaker 1: And so she was the world beach sprinting champion, which
Speaker 1: a lot of Australians do well in with the surf
Speaker 1: life saving context.
Speaker 5: That's harder than on solid ground.
Speaker 1: Right, so naturally you do well. The difference is you
Speaker 1: start in the right direction. You know, in the beach
Speaker 1: sprint you start facing away from the trade.
Speaker 5: That's weird, right, You got to turn and go.
Speaker 1: You've got your skill. You start on your stomach, that's right,
Speaker 1: Start on your stomach and then you've got to launch
Speaker 1: yourself up and turn and twist in the air and then.
Speaker 5: Run the hardest part of a burpie.
Speaker 1: She was the world champion anyway, No one in the
Speaker 1: world really knows who she is. She's an Australian one
Speaker 1: hundred meter sprinter. So she's turned up with this race
Speaker 1: over the weekend and she's one, which is unbelievable the commentary.
Speaker 1: The commentator didn't appear to know who she was because
Speaker 1: you know, how can you?
Speaker 5: And they don't her beach sprinting in Norway.
Speaker 1: No, so it's your job to cover or sounds so
Speaker 1: surprised that you're like, uh, and you're looking to see
Speaker 1: who's actually one beg You just didn't expect them to
Speaker 1: get it done. Take a listen to that. She is
Speaker 1: a beast. This is fantasic.
Speaker 15: Richardson left a little in her blocks, a great start
Speaker 15: from mirror to her left hand side, Terry starting to
Speaker 15: assert herself. Richardson upright? Can she fight the lead? Oh
Speaker 15: it's gonna be Rizzo.
Speaker 1: She wasn't mentioned anywhere for the entire race and then
Speaker 1: when she won she said it's going to be Rizzo.
Speaker 5: Who's that?
Speaker 1: She's the Aussie girl who just put the world on note.
Speaker 1: It's fantastic.
Speaker 5: Who color was she wearing?
Speaker 1: So she's not representing Australia, You're representing yourself on this
Speaker 1: sort of tour. And so she's looking.
Speaker 5: For the green and gold and I couldn't find no.
Speaker 1: So it's just like it's the World Athletics.
Speaker 5: Season, so it's like, yeah, you go for your school carnivalid.
Speaker 5: You can wear whatever you want.
Speaker 1: I guess. So she's you can tell she's a Gold
Speaker 1: Coast girl because she's got the flu orange. All Gold
Speaker 1: Coast people look fantastic in flu orange because they're tanned.
Speaker 1: Are you dancing all right? There's been so much speculation
Speaker 1: leading into the end of last week after it was
Speaker 1: reported that The Project would be finishing up on Channel ten.
Speaker 1: So then everyone watched it on Friday night and the
Speaker 1: headlines were awkward and to the Project, and I was like, oh,
Speaker 1: what happened? And then when I read about it, they
Speaker 1: just felt it was an awkward way to finish the show,
Speaker 1: given that every news outlet in Australia reported on it,
Speaker 1: but as one of the leading news outlets, they didn't
Speaker 1: acknowledge it. No, it was Friday last week.
Speaker 4: Well last night on the Project they did acknowledge it,
Speaker 4: and I say it was awkward as well, but.
Speaker 5: In a really funny way.
Speaker 4: So we've got the video of what happened on the
Speaker 4: show last night. They were obviously told on Friday they
Speaker 4: weren't allowed to say anything until this moment.
Speaker 5: And let's have a look.
Speaker 16: Have you here we begin tonight. Of course, I'm sorry,
Speaker 16: we begin tonight with some big news.
Speaker 1: Achat sick. So one of the comedians they have on
Speaker 1: have just got out a giant one of the.
Speaker 4: Cannon think just to throw confetti all over the set.
Speaker 16: Yep, we are here to announce your other I'm all right,
Speaker 16: typical Project style.
Speaker 1: I should take it off here. Okay, poor old Wilett's
Speaker 1: trying to be serious. Okay, but you bring a comedian
Speaker 1: and it's his job to bring the lull.
Speaker 16: After sixteen years and what nearly four and a half
Speaker 16: thousand episodes, the project will very soon be no more,
Speaker 16: and I am so grateful.
Speaker 5: Sorry they're trying to be very serious.
Speaker 4: In front of Sarah Harris's face is this huge bit
Speaker 4: of confetti they got stuck on one of the lighting ricks,
Speaker 4: and so I was just hanging in front while they're
Speaker 4: trying to say the.
Speaker 1: News about to start a huge fire.
Speaker 5: And I got to sit on this desk and play
Speaker 5: TV with all of you.
Speaker 2: It's been such a fun thing to do.
Speaker 1: But she's seen it all. She's been through this on
Speaker 1: more occasions, and I'm sure she would like However, I mean,
Speaker 1: if anyone said to you at the start of that run, oh,
Speaker 1: I mean sixteen years, Yes, no one gets sixteen years.
Speaker 5: And she hasn't been on there for sixteen years. She
Speaker 5: replaced Carrie two years ago. When Carrie left was carry
Speaker 5: year one. Yeah, she was there from where she was,
Speaker 5: But they are.
Speaker 4: They do have a few more weeks left, so the
Speaker 4: project's coming to an end on the twenty seventh of June,
Speaker 4: so the end of the financial year. And then it
Speaker 4: looks like they're reshuffling things. So Deal or No Deal
Speaker 4: is going to be put in the seven pm slot
Speaker 4: instead of a news project. A news program.
Speaker 1: Well, I wish I could tell you that it was,
Speaker 1: you know, with the priority of entertaining or informing us.
Speaker 1: But this is commercial television, no different commercial radio. And
Speaker 1: at the end of the day, it comes dating more
Speaker 1: than that. It comes down to that they got to
Speaker 1: get the revenue, and it's an expensive show from what
Speaker 1: I understand, to produce, and they if they hired Denim
Speaker 1: the other day, Denham Hitchcock's just shown up over there,
Speaker 1: and so there's a bit of mail that they'll, you know,
Speaker 1: make a new news show, but that's an hour show.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so they say there is going to be a
Speaker 4: national one hour six pm news slot, but that a
Speaker 4: different time, different feeling, different vibe, different everything. It'll have
Speaker 4: current affairs insights six days a week six and they'll
Speaker 4: have the five pm local news bulletins as well.
Speaker 1: So what's the game, shall we get.
Speaker 5: Deal or no deal? That's grand Daniel.
Speaker 1: Oh, that's a good shirt doing that bad boy.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's good fun.
Speaker 7: Why not?
Speaker 1: It brings in the money, that's what they say over
Speaker 1: ten Why not? Congratulations to everyone who worked on that show.
Speaker 1: That's employed a lot of ozsies in Australian television when
Speaker 1: there wasn't much going on for a long time.
Speaker 2: Rodin Gabby versus the World.
Speaker 1: Sorry that I'm laughing. I dared to suggest during the
Speaker 1: song off air that Gabby performed in musical theater in Queanbean,
Speaker 1: but of course you're distained for Queenbian would stop you
Speaker 1: from doing that.
Speaker 4: That's funny because I said I never did, but I
Speaker 4: did one. Oh the majority of my musical theater community
Speaker 4: stuff was in camera.
Speaker 1: What shame you've brought to the fan.
Speaker 4: I did parts of Penzance in Quebean as a Bungadoor
Speaker 4: girl who played for the Queen Bean Roadrunners.
Speaker 1: I don't know why you distance yourself from.
Speaker 5: I don't I have nothing. I have no problem with
Speaker 5: Queen Beer. I played their port, Queen Jan. I played
Speaker 5: rep basketball for Queen Jan. I lived my reporting life
Speaker 5: in Queen Bea, but I do not live in.
Speaker 1: You take your fans any Bug and jest spung Indoor
Speaker 1: and Queen Bean in the very.
Speaker 5: Different we are twenty minutes apart.
Speaker 1: Barely anyway. You used to do theater in camera, your
Speaker 1: other performer.
Speaker 5: I had to have a creative outlet when I was
Speaker 5: in the public service, and I loved it. It was
Speaker 5: so much fun and.
Speaker 1: So One of the actoors that you used to perform
Speaker 1: with was in Sydney yesterday for the Katy Perry concert
Speaker 1: and thought, well, I'll just go to Luna part. I'm
Speaker 1: not going to tell you the story. Alison, Good morning,
Speaker 1: Good morning. How was the drive back? Did you see
Speaker 1: the concert last night and drive all the way back
Speaker 1: last night?
Speaker 12: Oh my gosh, you know, we asked I here. We
Speaker 12: did see the concert last night.
Speaker 6: It was very exciting, all right, before we get.
Speaker 1: To the controversy around the concert that's being reported on today,
Speaker 1: how did you spot Katy Perry in disguise yesterday?
Speaker 12: Well, we were in Luna Park and we're waiting in
Speaker 12: the roller coaster line, and we saw a person pop
Speaker 12: up into the line wearing a full bear onesie and
Speaker 12: very discreetly wearing a hat and Paris fung glasses as well.
Speaker 12: And as we stood there for a moment, I pondered,
Speaker 12: and I thought, is that Katy Perry, to which I
Speaker 12: whispered to my family, is that Katy Perry. Surely Katy
Speaker 12: Perry is not at Luna Park wearing a Teddy Bear onesie.
Speaker 12: But as we walked through the park, we sort of
Speaker 12: bumped into in different lines again, and eventually we sort
Speaker 12: of said, oh, are you Katy Perry? She said, oh, yeah,
Speaker 12: I am, and she was there with her daughter Daisy,
Speaker 12: also dressed as a bear, and they were kind enough
Speaker 12: to take a few photos with us in the family.
Speaker 5: So Julie nice I saw the photos this morning, and I,
Speaker 5: even in the photo, could not recognize Katie Perry. She
Speaker 5: was in such a good disguise in that onesie. I'm
Speaker 5: just shook that you were able to realize that it
Speaker 5: was her.
Speaker 12: Yeah, well, she's very different without all the stage makeup on.
Speaker 12: But you know, as we started to walk through the park,
Speaker 12: we realized there was a couple of security guards hanging around,
Speaker 12: and my son very cleverly said, look at her shoes,
Speaker 12: and I'm next from YouTube, they're at least ten thousand dollars.
Speaker 12: At that point, we well, yeah, it has to be.
Speaker 1: Disguised. That said you, it's a really interesting thought process
Speaker 1: when you think about the psychology of Okay, I don't
Speaker 1: want everyone to spot me. I'm going to go in disguise.
Speaker 1: And that's the point where I, like an idiot, go
Speaker 1: I want to look as normal as possible. She goes,
Speaker 1: I'll go in a bear onesie and no one will
Speaker 1: think it's Katie Perry. And with the exception of you,
Speaker 1: did many people did you see anyone else noticed her?
Speaker 1: She didn't get mobbed anything like that.
Speaker 12: No, she literally walked through the park. We saw one
Speaker 12: person later on in the day have a photo with her,
Speaker 12: But really, she walked through the park without anybody even
Speaker 12: noticing she was there.
Speaker 5: Smart.
Speaker 1: That's amazing.
Speaker 5: She's got that main path now. Last night of the concert.
Speaker 4: We saw on the news this morning that there was
Speaker 4: a guy that jumped up on stage, which is insane
Speaker 4: to me that someone was able to get that close
Speaker 4: to get up on stage without being stopped by security.
Speaker 5: You were there at the concert, so you saw that.
Speaker 12: Yeah, we were. So she was just doing her song
Speaker 12: hot when You're Cold, and she just popped up. Somebody
Speaker 12: popped up on stage, which we assumed was a dancer.
Speaker 12: A few of the dancers had been coming up the
Speaker 12: stairs on the edges of the stage, so we just
Speaker 12: at first thought nothing of it until he started to
Speaker 12: sort of move closer to him and went hang on
Speaker 12: a minute, and an entourage of security guards came hustling
Speaker 12: up onto the stage trying to get this person down.
Speaker 12: But she was really cool about it. She was just like, well,
Speaker 12: this is all you know, well one off show for used,
Speaker 12: didn't he And she sort of just danced away a
Speaker 12: little spin away and was happy to sort of continue
Speaker 12: on with her set while they wrestled this man all
Speaker 12: through the audience.
Speaker 5: Was it a Master chef contestant that just got a
Speaker 5: bit confused?
Speaker 1: I could say, it's my theme song, that guy the
Speaker 1: theme song, It's go time hang on a second. Why
Speaker 1: a security dragging me backstage and all of a sudden
Speaker 1: there's a problem, Allison. Well done. What a fantastic adventure.
Speaker 1: I'm going to assume with those detective skills and you
Speaker 1: won't be able to confirm or deny. But you work
Speaker 1: for Rasio, right obviously if you don't, if they want
Speaker 1: to speak with you, because those photos, she is very
Speaker 1: very well disguised. But your attention to detail was rewarded.
Speaker 1: Fantastic story. Traveled back safe and we'll chat to you
Speaker 1: and you're back home.
Speaker 12: Thanks guys, nice to speak with you.