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Speaker 1 (00:00):
The z M podcast Network, the Fleahpahwne and Haley Big Pod.
Speaker 2 (00:06):
Great things are brewing at mcafe, the perfect start to
every day.
Speaker 1 (00:10):
Thank you, bring good morning, Welcome to the show, Fledged
Fawn and Hailey. Where Minus at Hailey today? I told
her not to come in. Yeah, she was like, oh goddad.
I was like, don't come just this is what sick
days before. She's got a comedy show and New Plumbouth
at the weekend. Yeah, save it for the people of
New plumber say that they need something to look forward
to because they live in New plumber Own and that's
(00:31):
got to be tough. It's my hometown. I won't have
you saying bad things about it. Mum's message saying she's
got big boxes of limes off from her lime tree. Yeah,
two boxes. I'm like, what am I doing with two box?
Bring them back up. I'll bring them back You'll pigs
eat them? Oh yeah, great, the cows eat them. Everybody
loves that. Okay, well this is great. And then I've
(00:52):
got them for Gin and Tonics as well, so everybody wins.
Fantastic fantastic news. Now we've got a big show today.
We're going to send somebody to New York to see
Sabrina Carpenter, which is pretty excited. We've got the last
chance to get in that draw at me. It's not
for no, it's not. But we've got your last chance
coming up on the show before seven to go in
(01:15):
that drawer. But don't panic, because we have five of
these trips to give away. So after this one, there's
still four. There's still four. Yeah, and then the next
one will be LA. We'll be sending someone to Hollywood
and alas the LA. Where is the LA concert that
we're sending them to? Is it Hollywood Bowl or is
it a Staples Centinel? So many great, so many yes,
(01:37):
there are uh so big show. Not only are we
sending somebody to New York to see Sabrina Camponent, but
a lot of guests on the show today. We've got
an Olympic gold medal in studio after seven this morning,
Finn Butcher, Yes, who won gold? I hope it brings
the medle same the middle because then we can get
a picture and pretend we won a middle. Yeah, are
(01:57):
you allowed to do that with Olympians? Who's middle? Did
we touched last time? I've touched? Sophie Pascoes. It's right, Yeah, yeah, yeah,
I think I don't think I touched any Tokyo Olympics meddles. Well,
this will be exciting. Those were they were cool looking
middles those powers games, Yeah they were. Finn Butcher is
(02:17):
in after seven. Cassie Henderson has a brand new song out.
We're going to play that and have her in at
seven thirty this morning, and some all blacks as well. Yeah,
because why not. I believe We've got Jordy Barrett and
Dalton Papalyipian is how he sounds last name? Yeah, licky yep, fantastic.
Speaker 3 (02:39):
Got chuck.
Speaker 1 (02:39):
A couple of worries in the midst shorn. We've given
up on them this season, Rob Next year, next year
will be the year. Season is our season, the top
six on the way. Yes, it is a sample of
the new School Lunches Reduced Cost School Lunches has been released.
(03:00):
You're not gonna get a mouthpiece for the left here,
You're just gonna get a straight shooter. You're gonna get
a straight shooter. I'm telling you how it is. Siman
of David Seymour, a huge Seymour guy. I've got to
sign out of the top six things that will be
included in the new school lunches. Right, we've all left
an event, a concert and trying to get an Uber
and experienced surge pricing. Little tap walk down the road,
(03:22):
Walk down the road. If you can walk down the road. Yeah,
and then it doesn't think you're at the concert yea
or the venue. I've done that before. But supermarkets are
looking at this exact thing. And there's one supermarket in
America that is being investigated for surge pricing with those
electronic tags. I want to talk about the next cit
M before seven this morning, so keep listening for that.
(03:48):
Mother trucker, the largest supermarket chain in America is under investigation.
A couple of US senators have announced that they're looking
into the supermarket with price surge like Uber does. But
you know, you finish at an event or you're in
the city. It's busy after a game. Ubers three times
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or two times, a one point five times, so the
supermarket would say, oh, it's ten past five, people have
left work. Yep. They all want getting after work dinner stuff.
They all want oven fries. The price up, the price
because it had Sh'S capitalism, baby, Yeah, it is they've
been rolling out the electronic price tags, which a lot
(04:30):
of New Zealand supermarkets have been using for like a lot,
Like I remember the first time I saw them in
was it the Thorndon New World was the first place
I ever saw that? Yeah, because I remember it's like
a big news story and everyone was to say whoa.
And you can imagine why stores do this because every week,
like staff would have to be swapping out paper price tags. Yes,
so if it's all just done in Wi Fi and
(04:51):
it just updates automatically, it's quite great. You'd imagine save
some time, save some money. But yeah, apparently they're investigating
the supermarket because they're worried that they're price surging and
the like, No, we just want to keep trust us.
We just want to keep prices low. Ah, that's trusting, Yeah,
(05:12):
asking us to trust them. But then do you remember
was I think it was Wendy's in America last year
or early this year said that they were going to
do like that for their drive through at like after
work times, and then there was this massive uproar in
they backtracked because yeah, they were going to tell people
the prices going on. Put it up you just put it. Well,
you wait till another big news event happens, and then
(05:33):
you pop up your price petrol stations looking at you,
and you hope it just gets lost in the general
chaos of everything costing a fortune nowadays. God, the way
you speak, you should work for like a big corporated
media comms or you think you've got what it takes work. Absolutely,
if I was going to do any if I work
(05:54):
for a company that had any bad news, I'd wait
till some big bad news happened, and then just thinking
of no bad news, yeahs oblegated to publicly release, Yeah,
just waiting for some kind of earthquake or eruption or rest,
maybe even celebrity death, yes, yeah, maybe even create it's
a diversion, Okay, Yeah, and then release the news that
(06:15):
I'm again I will say publicly required to release by law. Yep,
it was a great plan. Living past. I'm a great guy,
trust me. Next on the show, Oh my God, this
is sad. I saw someone who died. I was like,
she looks familiar. She looked familiar. She was in one
of the saddest movies of all time, but one of
the most romantic movies of all time. But it really
got me when I watched it, and I will never
(06:36):
watch it again. It's not Marley and Me. That dog
is dead for sure, plays Fletchvorne and Hailey. Flets Vaughn
and Hailey. The show, thanks to met Camp, had great
things brewing on the go. It's fourteen past second. I've
got the heck up. I just went to get some water.
Sad news. Oh, I mean she was ninety four years old,
(06:57):
and so that to me is more of a that's
a long life. Yeah, it'd be too sad about so long.
They'll be honest, it's too long, a long time. I'll
run out of key. We save her by then I'm
blowing that sixty five at the casino. Yep, Okay, Wow,
Gina Rowlands has passed away. She was the older version
(07:18):
of Rachel McAdams in the Notebook, as well as heaps
of other things. I wasn't quite aware of the impact
she'd had. I will admit on Hollywood until she passed away.
So a lot of people when I work up this one,
A lot of celebrities sharing it on Instagram stories and right.
Because the name doesn't ring a bell, no even even
her photo. I was like, I don't know who that is.
It's the lady from the Notebook. In twenty twenty one,
(07:39):
The New Yorker said she was the most important and
original movie actor of the past half century. Oh wow. Yeah,
she was just revolutionized woman's roles. Oh wow, in movies
and TV. She did both. And she was ninety four
years old. And it turns out her husband, sorry, her son,
was the director of the note Book, a neo baby.
(08:02):
So she broke all these glass ceilings and norms. Yeah,
and then he's like man Jim Man beer Man movie
mab No, he's done other things as well. Right, probably
got a foot and has had to work for it since.
But yeah, she died ninety four. And the sad thing is,
if you've watched The Notebook, her character has Alzheimer's. She
(08:26):
also had Alzheimer's. She passed away from Alzheimer's implications life
imitating art. But did her husband pass away? He died
in nineteen eighty nine. Oh right, so she wasn't right
sometime she did remarry in twenty twelve. Right, but no
word of Robert Forrest is because I can't I can't
(08:47):
click on her. He's not a hyperlink, right, doesn't have
a Wikipedia and that and this will make you feel
old because that movie was twenty years years and recently
I remember saying before that movie came out, been a
lot of those lately, this movie, this song, this is
twenty years old. And you're like, how did I see
(09:08):
there was to be a movie celebration of a movie's
thirtieth anniversary release. And I was like, simply not possible.
It's just not possible. I can't believe that that is
at all possible that that movie is thirty years old.
Silly Little Pole is next on the show. Do you
like ees scooters? Using them every day? Yeah, you're a
big fan, plays Fletch Thorne and Hailey say.
Speaker 4 (09:32):
Silly little pool, silly po It is so silly, silly,
silly that silly little pool, silly little poly pottle.
Speaker 1 (09:45):
Pole, silly sal little Pole. Today is do you like
public East scooters? Yeah? Your limes, your beams? Yeah? What
else is there? So?
Speaker 2 (09:58):
Oh?
Speaker 1 (09:59):
This new runs in some cities is flamingos? Are they
still around the big ones? Because Auckland made only two
companies it used to be like four or something. So
Melbourne like shocked everybody and they just said no more
East scooters in the city because you know, Melbourn's quite compact.
They've got like lots of little lane ways and they're
(10:21):
so many people. Their footpaths in the city are packed.
And I remember even being over there a year ago
and learning that they've got huge fines, like if you
just rip down the street, they can find you like
four hundred bucks. Oh really, yeah, it's insane. And then
they were got pretty decent public transport, the trams. It's
so easy to run the trans and the trains. So
they were like, no more East scooters and they reckon
that other states might follow suit and Aussie right, because
(10:44):
people are just sick of them, Like even in Auckland
and Big you're just they're all over the footpath. But
I used to be out. I love them. Yeah, Like
if they banned them, I'd probably just buy one to
get around to get around. Yeah. So do you like
public eas scooters? People said yes, sixty percent said no.
Majority says it's interesting, isn't it. But then do you
(11:04):
think of people lived in the city that embrace them more? Yes, yeah,
because when you are in the city, like here from work,
if we're going down to the Queen street or down
to your place. It's as good as the best way. Yeah,
it's better than getting an uber one dred percent. Yeah,
per Dan says, Yes, I'm a lazy m F who
(11:27):
lives in Darwin. Do I need to scooter a five
minute walk away? Yes, spend as little time as as
possible outside of their conditioning. Oh, yeah, that's true. He
wants to get into back into that cool. Yeah they can't,
but they can't catch the scooters too. Full said, why
are people so miserable? What's wrong with them? I voted
when it was sixty percent against. Don't like them, don't
(11:49):
use them otherwise mind your business. Plus I never go
on them. I just as you're seeing people having fun.
So she doesn't even use them, but she likes them
because she likes all people have fun. They our far
a fun way. Some people are a hole so like
ripping around on the foot paths that you've got a year. Oh,
there's a respectful thing, but we're humans. We don't respect
each other. We scooted from Wellington City back out to
(12:11):
the airport to pick up a rental car once that
was a fun oriental. How much did that cost? Wie?
Five dollars? Each yetively we totally got to go. But
his adventures. It was all for the adventures, Okay. Chanelle
says there's nothing better than a than a scooter pub crawl. Well,
(12:34):
acc would disagree over imagine that the police also disagree. Yeah,
he's some from a small rural town. So the going
to the city and using a scooter or something really
new and asiding for us country Bump. It is actually
pretty funny. Every time you see tourista like out of
town is using the skirs in the big city and
downloading the app because they don't have it. Yeah, so funny, Sorry, Flitch.
(12:56):
Too many douchebags causing accidents, is cass. A friend of
mine was serious lenjured after they hit by one. Yeah,
but cars, bikes, motorbikes, heavy machinery, everything's out to get.
But that's what I mean. You just got to be
respectful and mindful. Yeah, you can't just fang down the
footpath if you've got to people are walking. It's always
dick hiads ruin it for everybody else. Not. Since I've
dislocated my knee on one of I found them enjoyable
(13:18):
at all. Reuben as a hospital dentist, though my arch nemesis.
But that's work, isn't it. Yeah, there's probably other work
that's done. Yeah, that's true. For he's like, oh, I've
got to take a handlebearer out of some molders again. Yeah,
goodness that break cables really wish run in there always
(13:39):
makes me have a week giggle seeing middle aged men
and business attire with their backpacks on heading towards the CBS. Okay,
that's buddy. Yes, also funny, Jessica says, bloody teenagers always
zoom up behind me and my dog's scaring the shit
out of her. And I don't think they don't think
about the surroundings. God, damn it, I sound older. I'm
only thirty, I promise, But my god, the audacity of
these young people. Also, one of my family members has
had multiple injuries because of they need breathalyzers. So again,
(14:02):
oh yeah, the booze may have been involved. Yeah, they're
getting us something I wouldn't be tanked. Yeah, no, yeah,
you safe those things.
Speaker 5 (14:11):
Yep.
Speaker 1 (14:13):
Play ZiT ms Flinch, Pawn and Hailey six twenty nine
Coming up on the show, The Last Chance for you
to get in today's draw to see Sabrina Carpenter live
in New York. But don't worry if you miss out
on that, because LA is the next trip we have
to give away doing this. We've got five of these
all up, so listen out for that mother truck. I
(14:34):
could be the first three on our one hundred dollars
a sit in when you hear them. The LA concerts
at Crypto dot Com Stadium, which U be Staples, the
Staples c which I didn't know. Lots of money in Crypto,
wonder if you know. Apparently a lot of money in
Crypto apparently. Next on the show, one of the biggest
(14:54):
collectibles for older gen Z and millennials, like one of
the big school kind of crazies. It has become quite
an expensive collectible, okay, which we need to discussing. It's
not Marbles born well, No, that late boomer Gen X
collectible would think it is. It's not. It's not. No,
(15:17):
it's not. It's not our collectible cards, Tassos. No, it's
not Thoseasos chips. The Tassos came in the chips those Yeah,
we're good, good chaps. Play. Sending you to Sabrina Carpenter
(15:38):
Live in the US, A good morning, Ash. You're the
last person in the drawer from you York. Okay, So
we're going to do this to all later on the show,
and if you when, we will be sending you a
friend to New York to see her live. Return flights
(15:58):
for two all thanks. You know the airlines flying NonStop
from Auckland and crash it to the US with connections
to more than two hundred destinations across the America's make
sure your phone is on. You've got to answer with please,
please please if we call you back this morning, please
please please let me please please please, Well, good luck
the concert as well, as you mentioned the used to
be called the Staples Center now Crypto dot Com arenas SAIM. Yeah,
(16:22):
whatever it's called. It's next week's Yeah, that's next week
in LA. Sorry, yeah, so this one in New York. So,
I mean we've got five of these inside Empire. It's
not they're putting the statue of liberty inside the perform
and keep listening. More chances are to win today, just
(16:44):
all the time, chances to win Producer Shannon Haley's way today. Yes,
did you see how she just came in and sat
in Hanley seat white like she's not even dead?
Speaker 6 (16:56):
Well, no, We're Carwin's on the phones out there and
I've snuck in here because there's a new trend.
Speaker 1 (17:02):
Now this is it's a new old trend though, this
is something that older gen z's and millennial girlies would
have collected.
Speaker 6 (17:09):
Yeah, Carwen and I are outside freaking out because we
were obsessed with scoobies when.
Speaker 1 (17:14):
We were at school.
Speaker 6 (17:15):
So they're these little long, plastic kind of strands and
you would braid them and make what's called a scooby,
and you would trade them.
Speaker 1 (17:23):
There was like a real hierarchy of skills. What would
you make them out of? Lastic tube?
Speaker 6 (17:29):
Almost imagine a pipe cleaner that's not fuzzy, ah, it.
Speaker 1 (17:33):
Looks like a sherbet straw, yeah, but finner.
Speaker 6 (17:36):
And there was like a real hierarchy because starting them
were really hard, so like if you knew how to
start them, it was quite a big deal. Okay, but yeah,
now mew Meu, one of these designer brands, has brought
back the scooby for seven hundred dollars. What.
Speaker 1 (17:51):
Yeah, would you still have these like anywhere your parents' houses? Oh?
Speaker 7 (17:55):
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 6 (17:56):
I would never throw them out.
Speaker 1 (17:57):
They were a prized position. No bread, good purpose whatsoever.
This is just the new mew mooe, mooe, yeah, mew
among one that I'm looking at you. Seven hundred dollars
as leather and it just as a decorative key chain. Yeah.
Speaker 6 (18:11):
And it's funny because when I did these, I was
maybe eight years old and I didn't own keys, so
we just kind of had them. You'd maybe chuck them
on your school bag. But now it looks like it's
more of a keychain accessory, right, Okay.
Speaker 1 (18:23):
But just go to Bali. Yeah. This heaps us crape
at the market, any market anywhere in the world. There's
platted crap like this. Yeah, and seven hundred leather.
Speaker 6 (18:35):
No, it does make me want to get back into
making them though.
Speaker 1 (18:38):
Maybe this is a side dollar to be made now
it's cheap leather, seven hundred dollars yet this who you
guys are aware crisis the world's timing around down around us,
But no seven hundred dollars for a piece of leather. Perfect.
Welcome your day with the Cafe. Great things are brewing,
(19:00):
slitch born and a leaf seventeen minutes away from seven.
Next week on the show, we've got two weeks worth
of hallow fresh and five hundred dollars cash every day
to give away. Now, if you want to be in
to win, you want us to call you back, you've
just got to register. Do it now, We'll do it
over the weekend. Your relatable guild dinner scenario. You do
(19:20):
that at ziting online and we could be calling you
back next week. And you know who doesn't want two
weeks worth of hallow fresh and five hundred dollars cash.
That would just be absolutely handy right now. Well, speaking
of meals, the sample menu of meals and schools has
been released. I haven't done. I haven't done my line.
I haven't done your finishing. I have to do my finishing.
(19:42):
You do your finishing line. I just saw the opportunity
you talk about meals, we see I know I don't.
I'm going to interrupt say with a range of quack
customizable risk peas. Hello fresh makes delicious midweek dinner as
easy as now I'll go. You can want to give
it now, Thank you for giving me room. The government
(20:04):
has announced some sample sort of menus of what of
what lunch in schools is going to look like. Uh,
there was a budget cut to this program and associate education,
but it's the David Simmer, of course, has children that
knows exactly what they want to eat, announce the government's
intention for a more efficient lunch. They will receive nutritious
(20:24):
food that they actually want to eat to get Ken
Warren cours, kiss and hummus. Although I'm sure enough what's
school lunch has ever had that in it? He said,
It'll be more like this, dot dot dot. I'll tell
you what the dot dot dot is. And then the
top six is the top six things the kids would
actually eat at school for school lunches. Yeah. Play and
(20:50):
Haley doing this in the studio. Soon we've got a
gold medal. It'll coming in finn Butcher Olympian is back
in the entry.
Speaker 6 (21:00):
Yep.
Speaker 1 (21:01):
I think a lot of them. I think, yeah, they've
all touched down, haven't they. How good is when they've
tagged on a European vacary. Oh yeah, almost. Tip of
the hat to you. You've probably got free flights over
that you mails will make the most of it. Some
athletes got you know, got it, got the competition out
of the way in three days and then we're just
like all right, I'll go to you old, okay, I'll
do a sale crist Yeah, also joining us around seven thirty.
(21:21):
Casey Henderson got a brand new song out today. She's
in blah blah blah blah blah blah blah. This is
the top six. Well, school and lunches was called woke
and unefficient, and sushi was used as an example of
woke food. So what was on the menu? Woke food? Yeah?
(21:43):
After after that, I know work for you know, sushi
is always trying to convince you to become communists. Yeah,
and be nice to people. Yeah, that's what it says.
It doesn't want you using like you know what could
be interpreted his hate speech online, But it's it's woke sushi.
David SIMILSI forget quenoi couscous and hummus. It'll be more
stuff like sandwiches and fruit. Well, it's been rolled out
(22:07):
and I can tell you there's butter chicken, woke buttered chicken,
Mexican rice and bean burrito. Yeah, tariarchy chicken. This all
sounds pretty woked to me. Yeah, tied chicken curry. No
kid's gonna eat that. No kids eating a time. I
mean I will though a headen vegetable buttered chicken, which
(22:27):
I then found the recipe for three kgs of sliced onion.
There goes half the kids they want eat onion. One
cup of crushed garlet too spicy, now, isn't it? One crap?
One cup of crushed ginger. Well, now you've just doubled
down on this kid's considered to be spicy. They don't
want to eat that. Three cages of tomato paste, two
cages of buttered chicken curry paste, some tomato past and
(22:48):
tomato pure Twenty cages of pumpkin roasted and puree. They'll
smell that a mile off. They're not touching it. Three
letters of cream, five hundred grams of sugar optional, So
don't thirty kilog of dice chicken mild carry powder. You've
just described my I think my children's worst nightmare. I've
got the top six things that should be on the
menu if you want your kids seat these schools and
lunch these lunches and schools. Okay, number six on the list,
(23:11):
the high end. Now, I'm telling you, you put this
in front of any child, they're going to give you
chef's kiss, five stars on your parental yelp. They'll be
back again playing pasta pa wait with cheese or just pasta,
just playing pasta really august last night said I'll cook
my own dinner. She literally boiled past her and strained.
(23:31):
It was just like born apetite.
Speaker 5 (23:35):
Yeah.
Speaker 1 (23:35):
I was like, that is so gross. Meanwhile, and he's
eating a baked potato and mac and cheese. I'm like,
it's all carbohydrates. Yeah, a lot of calms there, it's
all carbo hydrates. That metabolism is going to come to
a screeching hold. If you've got my jeans and you better,
I hope your mother's carrying you number five on the
list of the top six things to put on the menu.
If they actually want kids to eat schools and lunches
(23:57):
and schools, nuggies, you just uggies, just nuggies. Children will
eat nuggies with that dipping sauce like some sort of monsters. Monsters.
Monsters really, yeah, monsters. I'm always so sad when I
get to the end of my nuggets and I've got
like just a tiny residual of sauce. Oh yeah, and
you've still got a full nugget. Yeah, that's that's You've
(24:17):
got to work out your sauce. Yeah, that was on me.
For going too much sauce to It's like the child
version of a cheese to cracker ratio and a chuck hertery.
You know, you really got to be thinking about that
from the art. It's like when you ran out of
cheese and little snack on your last half of cracker.
That's devo. That's a tragedy. Number four on the list
of the top six things to put on the menu
if you want your kids to actually eat the lunches
(24:38):
at schools, chips, yeah, just chips. Just have what they
have in American schools, in British schools even it was
just like it's not good for them and chips. It's
better than nothing, right. They are not going to eat
your tired chicken curry, yeah, I know, I know for us. Yeah,
like roasted seasonal veggies maybe that's months and kids are mods. Yeah,
(25:02):
kids love min Don't think they're gonna eat the Mexican
rice and bean burrito. It's got beans in it. And
don't be given me a burrito loaded up with rice
and beans and skimping on the chicken that I've asked
for it. Yeah, you know, hold the beans, hold the rice,
get them out of there. Number three on the list
of the top sex things to put on the school
lunches menu if you want the kids to actually eat it,
(25:25):
Nuggies and plain pasta with a side of tomato sauce.
Oh yeah, so they can dip. Yeah, and some chimneys. Yeah,
that's a three. We call that a three for number
two on the less of the top six things to
put on the menu. If you want your kids to
actually t it, plain white bread with butter on it,
cut into triangles, not squeezed, no topping, nothing, okay, just
(25:45):
but okay, I don't want anything. They just want white
bread with butter on it. Fairy sprinkles, hunches, you can't
have them hyped up on okay, fairy sprinkles to the afternoon.
They'll be crazy, they're learning, will be impossible. And number
one of the less of the top six things to
put on the menu if you want your kids to
actually at the school lunches. Thank you to the person
that text me such you didn't boogers better be on
the list. It is yep, boogers, it is Boggers is
(26:08):
on the list. Someone also said this is a complete
lead of bs. That new food list is exactly what
they are getting right now for school lunches. Oh so
what are they going to say the money if it's
exactly the same thing as that these kids don't want,
like butter chicken and ty, can they just like hand
them out to adults. Yes, we should be able to
just go. They just have a collection point if the
kids don't eat it. We're about coming down on waste
(26:31):
in this government. That's today Stop six play, Zim, Fletch,
Porn and Hailey, Thanks Brand, Good morning, Welcome to the show,
fledgedmawn and Haley for minutes past seven, big show today,
I got the All Blacks and on the show after
eight thirty this morning. Cassie Henderson is in soon at
seven thirty. Yep, and we've got Olympian Thin Butcher and
(26:52):
his gold medal in studio in like ten to fifteen minutes.
He's just been on the tally. Also overnight, the Australian
breakdancer Reagun has given a statement, her first like public statement.
Oh I haven't heard the statement, We'll plan it for you.
She's basically like, let's just stop this guy. Can we
(27:15):
order just take a break and leave me. Anybody that
has become this famous in a week like no that
she's already ready to crescendo her fame and we didn't.
It was last Saturday morning. Yeah, that happened. The world
was introduced to raygun in Say on Friday morning. Still
talking about talking about it next on the show though.
(27:37):
Final rankings, Hailey's still away with the sore throat. Lozenges lozenges.
We're going to rank our favorite lozenges flavors, flavors, flavors
of not brands, because I'm not really a strip seal Sky,
I don't really do lozenges apart from the Monoca ones.
Love Love love a lozenge, You love a throat, spray
(27:58):
and spray ways, Fletch Vaorn and Haley. It's the fine rankings.
Today's final rankings. We decided this a couple of days ago.
We are are going to rank our favorite lozenge flavors.
Because Haley off today with the scratchy throat. Yeah, she
was sounding a lot better yesterday, and I think she'll
(28:19):
be absolutely fine for a new Plymouth comedy show, Wild
Floods tomorrow. She bitter be because we're all going down
on a roadie today. She messaged me last night. I said,
just take the take tomorrow off as well. Yeah, she
needs that sort of she needs to be told she's
the weird, this weird. I don't know exactly how to
pronounce it. I think it's a French word work effique
worth a thick yeah, work ethiche. Yeah, where she just
(28:40):
constantly wants to work. Yeah. I can't comprehend to you,
foreign to you fororn, probably because it's French, different bloody language.
Speaker 7 (28:48):
Man.
Speaker 1 (28:48):
Yes, she has seen a message where I believe includes
her votes. Okay, four final rankings, Hi, Fletch and Vaughn
putting it on there. It's Haley acting.
Speaker 8 (29:00):
I know this show must be suffering greatly without me,
and you know you're really lacking in a female presence.
But rest assured. I will be back next week. And
I would just like to submit probably the most informed
person at the moment may vote for Lozenge Flavors, Orange
(29:20):
can get the trash Lemon honey number one, menthol number two.
That's all the rest of its crap.
Speaker 1 (29:31):
To miss you love you, so you love me back
bye arm buttermentho. But know what, so that's like kind
of like yeah, yeah, it rules. Number one's going to
be minooka honey like a lemon honey, lemons the best essay.
(29:52):
Second is this buttermentthally dude I found once. And third
it's going to come from their field. I was saying
about orange, but I want to put a blue blue
like a vix or something like the strips, so blue
ones always those strips and you breathe them while you
got them in your mouth, and it's like I kind
of like manty minty ice mint. Okay like it because
I had to google these ones. The's in Manuka honey,
(30:13):
black currant, and you oode black currant. I don't need
black currant and a lot but in a minucle lot.
I remember, like what it was covid and you had
the sore throat and I bought a massive bag of these.
That was your legit. But the lemon honey as well.
So yeah, yeh, lemonade, it's gotta be number one. Right, Well,
someone has some messages are coming in. So there's liquid
(30:34):
filled throaties. When was the last time he had a throat?
And then the middle it's got a liquid and I
throw I forgot about throat. Yeah, throat is rule. I
mean the gooey middle. Yeah, it's like lolly. It's like, yeah,
they've got to bring back those real nasty Do you
remember the vix Formula forty four lollies? Yeah, the black
(30:54):
cough medicine, the Vexed Formula forty four. Yeah, it was
so Yeah, that was all we had growing up because Mum,
we wouldn't just eat them like lillies like we would
the orange and the lemon ones. What about a like
a kind of a commendation for Fisherman's friend those like
you put them in You're just like a not to
be scoffed at. Yeah, my father in law's a big
Fisherman friends, so always got to always got to pack
(31:16):
of Fisherman Friends. Number one, it's lemon honey. Got to
be number two. If we're doing final rankings, number two
would be better, would be the Menthol because Haley hal
and I had butter Menthol. Yeah. Well, Hally's not here,
so I'm making black current. You're making black currenty too.
You're just strung up Black Current Number three honorary mentioned
(31:37):
for Strip Cels and Fisherman's Bread and the The Go
in the Middle Yep, all right, joining us at the
studio next and Butcher and his gold medal play Fletchborne
and Hailey. I just held a gold medal, did nothing,
did nothing for nothing for pass it straight to me
fin Butcher's and studio with a gold medal that he
(31:58):
won for thanks, thanks for coming and been back a
couple of days. Yeah, two days ago. Got back in
in the morning. So how's the reception, Ben? Since you've
been home, it's been awesome. We have a winner. Can
I touch Did you not get to touch it? Go for?
Is that what everybody? Yeah? Yeah, because you told that
(32:19):
heavy but no one's got any so which But where's
the bit of the Eiffel Tower.
Speaker 9 (32:23):
It's the hicks Agan on the front. But yeah, yeah,
so it's just like a piece of iron from the
from Eiffel Tower. So I think they when they refurbished
the panels or something, they kept them in storage.
Speaker 1 (32:33):
And that's amazing. You've got a gold medal a piece
of the Eiffel Tower. That's rad But the question of
everybody's lips did you try one of the muffins the
truck The muffins were Elite, hen't released the they have
really I think hands pain What was it was the
muffins that were at the Olympic Village what was so
(32:54):
amazing about them?
Speaker 9 (32:56):
Well, they're just like chocolate muffins, but they had like
a gooey center. Yeah, I mean everything, there's free for
that for everyone who's stayed in the village.
Speaker 1 (33:02):
So yeah, you know what was free? Stuff's always better
than paying for it. Did you give it like it
was it a quick microwave in the oven for the
muffin or it was just already goyah, already going in
the middle. What was the food like at the village?
That was good? It was really good.
Speaker 9 (33:17):
It was like just like buffet style and you could
sort of choose from a different few different cuisine options.
Speaker 1 (33:23):
Yeah, it was. Yeah.
Speaker 9 (33:25):
I mean I saw a few things in the media
saying it was a bit average, but like, to be honest,
they head between ten thousand and thirty thousand people stay
in the village, so you're not going to get five star.
Speaker 1 (33:34):
Oh yeah, we just like that it's there, it's free.
How much does this cost? Free?
Speaker 4 (33:41):
Yeah?
Speaker 1 (33:41):
How many plays in my lad I'll take them. I'll
take them.
Speaker 9 (33:45):
It was dangerous before the race, so you're like, you
gotta take it easy on the desserts everything. But luckily
we finished sort of halfway through the game, so I
could have a.
Speaker 1 (33:53):
You did you stay in the village after because it
kind of blows my mind how many people finish and
immediately back off home.
Speaker 9 (34:01):
Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah we were Yeah Canuslam guys were
all in the village until until the end, which was
cool because we got to go to the closing ceremony
and hang out and watch some other athletes.
Speaker 1 (34:11):
We got to bear the flag. Yeah, how amazing? Is
that so crazy?
Speaker 9 (34:15):
Like yeah, when Nigel called me, I was just like,
you're you're kidding, Like I saw as as contact pop
up and I was like, oh.
Speaker 1 (34:22):
No, And I was with my what did you done?
And I'm like, no, I know what I've done wrong? Yeah,
so lucky it was anything bad.
Speaker 9 (34:33):
But yeah, I was with my girlfriend Courtney and she
like straight away like knew what it was, what it
was about, because I was like pretty much crying on
the phone.
Speaker 1 (34:42):
Yeah it was experience. Yeah yeah, so if Lisa like
the go so yeah the gold I was just looking
at the list of countries that don't even have a
single gold medal, Like there are countries you you have
a gold medal, they like they don't. Albania doesn't have one.
That's just like the list goes on huge, huge, less
(35:03):
and she's got eight. Yeah. Yeah, that's insane. It's so crazy,
So Los Angeles.
Speaker 9 (35:11):
Yeah, go on, Yeah, I'm going to go try to
find this thing now way because I'm keen. I love it,
so I'm not stuffing anytimes.
Speaker 1 (35:20):
What is I've got no idea what Because you're twenty nine,
So what's the sort of like age that you can
do this? Like what are the competitive ages of the
of your I.
Speaker 9 (35:30):
Think I'm actually around the average age right around there,
like twenty eight twenty nine. But like the the window
is quite big, right, I think because it's quite technical.
It just depends on like the way that you pedal
and stuff like that. Right, you're quite technical. You can
hold like a wider like you can be way older
than someone who relies a lot on their physical stuff.
Speaker 1 (35:52):
Yeah yeah, yeah, so yeah, got a while. See I
needed him in the canoe on the Fong River instead
of Callum did no pedling. He did like you could
have done half the padl like you would be perfect
for the yes to be great time. Yeah, not enough
white water for you though. I was in with my
(36:13):
wife and she bowed on every anytime into the flat
water man too boring. Oh yeah, this is a lot
of flat waters, a lot of flat water. Yeah, yeah,
you might have to wait to some heavy rain to
get it done. I know you've got a jam packed
schedule of going around and showing everybody your middle and
yeah they'rey very proud of Olympians, especially the gold medal winner.
So thanks coming in and really appreciate it.
Speaker 9 (36:32):
It's been Yeah, it's been pretty cool to be able
to get the privilege to be able to do.
Speaker 1 (36:37):
This kind of stuff. So yeah, absolutely loving it's cool, awesome,
thanks coming in. Thank you Play and Haley playerself. Seven
four were uniting behind deafit all day because every day
of it all counts. August thirty, so two weeks today
and you can join seit Inn. We've got a lineup
of great New Zealanders and at the iHeartRadio Lounge just
(36:59):
outside our studios here for a big day, a big
live broadcast streaming at zidim online that we performances from
Kaylee Bell, John Toogod, Cassy Henderson, Park Road Lab's Joel
and Mood. Just a huge day to basically raise a
witness or just let you know that it's happening, get
behind effit all day. Aha. One of three people are
(37:19):
fickted by cancer in the Yeah, exactly, it's a lot
of people. Now. One of those performers, Cassie Henderson, joins
us next just to discuss what life just life. This
is a gold middle. No, she doesn't even go to middle.
Kind of been a basic quite high by every Maybe
(37:45):
she's got one a day to have a gold medal,
gold chocolate coin. Put it on a little land. Yes,
you gotta go a middle play. Oh, look, she's in studio.
We've just got so many guests today. We do well
Hi hi with Actually, just during that song, have been
discussing perfumes from the chemist warehouse because you're were in
(38:06):
a classic today. I said, man, you smell nice, and.
Speaker 3 (38:09):
It was Britney Spears Fantasy.
Speaker 1 (38:12):
You can't go past the classic, really can't. You really
really can't. Can't beat them. I'm just and now we're
going through I don't currently have a no because you
you're a oversprayer. I overspray, so I get it one
every couple of years. I go through it in a
month and then I just don't have one for the
rest of the toys on like special occasion. Just two
(38:34):
squirts and that's it.
Speaker 7 (38:35):
Yeah.
Speaker 3 (38:35):
See, I I go Kimsus warehouse so I can just
douse myself.
Speaker 1 (38:41):
And also it smells different and different people. Yeah, Like
sometimes I'll give you the tester and you'll be like,
that's nice, but it doesn't smell like that when it
has the skin. Do you go to the bougie section though,
where they have to unlock the cabinet or it's a
shaft that's how you know? Don't even here you steal it, yeah,
(39:02):
because it's easy for them to just write it off
and sell it to enough. I'm just looking. What was
your one again, Sachi? It's a class actually doing it
how much? Oh yeah, it's behind the they have to
unsolutely love together the top shof stuff. Now, Casey Henderson
tell us about your song Seconds to Midnight and Brackets
(39:23):
eleven fifty nine. Yeah.
Speaker 3 (39:25):
Well, the story of that is that I first wrote
a song called eleven fifty nine and twenty twenty one,
and I wrote it was that.
Speaker 1 (39:32):
A sequel to Element and ps eleven fifty seven? No,
but I wish it was, say you skip eleven fifty eight,
maybe we should live trilogy.
Speaker 3 (39:40):
Yeah, So I wrote the song about a New Year's
Eve where I basically saw somebody who I wanted to
be my midnight guess guessing somebody else and it was tough,
and we worked on the song for a couple of years,
and Seconds to Midnight is what came out of it.
Speaker 1 (39:54):
So no, wait, you didn't work with the person you
wanted to kiss with? No, no, no playing the long game.
Speaker 3 (40:01):
Yeah I kind of won that game because we ended
up dating for like four years.
Speaker 1 (40:06):
After that, So okay, well I'd say he won because
he got his cake and didn't he Yeah, but now
you got a song out of it? Yeah, true, Yeah,
this game is continuous. There's no clear one years but
no longer dating, no longer dating.
Speaker 3 (40:26):
Okay, no lovely lovely boyfriend, still friends, but yeah, gave
me a great song out of it.
Speaker 1 (40:31):
So yeah, if you're going to write songs about people,
you need to have an ugly break up and hate them. No,
true and.
Speaker 3 (40:39):
Honestly, honestly yeah, I usually am very like breakups, hate
my ex, but this one's absolutely lovely, So I'm like,
what the what the hell?
Speaker 2 (40:48):
Yeah?
Speaker 1 (40:49):
Right, mutual parting of sorts. Yeah, yeah, Well, here's hoping
for more heartbreak in the Future, Thank You, Dirty Toxic,
Break Me Too, Spy and other songs.
Speaker 5 (41:01):
Yeah.
Speaker 3 (41:01):
Well, I mean every song has like a little bit
of GST on top, right, Like it's not only the
truth get in the way of.
Speaker 1 (41:08):
A good the government over there adding some GST and
some tech.
Speaker 3 (41:13):
Yeah yeah, well currt lyt the truth in the way
of a good song. So yeah, I mean it was
my version of events, and he's probably out there and
we're being like, we weren't even dating version.
Speaker 1 (41:23):
Of events as I recall. What have you got coming up?
Speaker 3 (41:26):
So big summer this year. It's like the biggest summer
of gigs that we've ever had, which is so cool.
And we're releasing a brand new EP very soon called
The Yellow Chapter, and then another EP after that, and
then I'll finally be able to pay off my mum's mortgage.
Speaker 1 (41:43):
I'm hoping for for LOTO to get back into the
double digits.
Speaker 3 (41:49):
Yeah, well hopefully that's the that's the long term plan.
But yeah, it's going to be a really big summer.
I haven't played any live show since Homegrown this year,
so it's going to be good to get.
Speaker 1 (41:58):
Back on the wagon, right, So look out for dates soon.
Speaker 3 (42:01):
Yeah, yeah, sure, all of the dates will be released
very soon.
Speaker 1 (42:04):
So very excited and the single is out. Seekings to Midnight.
Cassie Henderson, thank you so much. Thank you. Coming in
next on the show, a Reagun Overnight has made a statement.
This is the Australian breakdowncer. We all know what the
last week has been like. She has feels like a lifetime. Yeah,
she discovered this Australian Breakdown made a statement and it's
next play Reagan. His name is Rachel Gunn. I assume
(42:32):
the name is Reagan. Well, like you said, I don't
think I've seen a person become more famous in the
space of not even a week and go through the
entire thing down and downs and the the hero moments
almost simultaneously as the villain, as the laughing stock, as
the cult hero. It's so, this is the other guy
(42:55):
from Turkey who everybody agreed was a badass, yeah, or
that real cool Korean shooter who just learned back and
was just like the bulge that's gonna happen. Everyone's like,
good work, you man, got good stuff, happy for you
and that who needs a medal? Yeah, But there's this
Australian breakdancer. Obviously, Yeah, the whole thing is so cooked
(43:20):
as far as breakdancers go. But she's been through it all.
It was like a week ago. That would have been
almost that morning when I woke up to it, and
then since then, like a Dell stopped a concert to
talk about it. But Jimmy Fallon had an entire sketch
on a show about it, Yeah, with an actress playing
her and dancing and doing the kangaroo and the snack
(43:43):
or whatever it was on his show. She and we
spoke yesterday. Dancing with the Stars like could be an
offer for her, So endorsement deals as well, for like
big food and you know, apparel brands. She's a thirty
six year old university lecturer now over. She has made
a statement on her Instagram.
Speaker 8 (44:05):
Hi everyone, Raygun here.
Speaker 1 (44:08):
I just want to start by thanking all the people
who have supported me. I really appreciate the positivity, and
I'm glad I was able to bring some joy into
your lives. That's what I hoped. I didn't realize that
that would also open the door to so much hate,
(44:30):
which has frankly been pretty devastating. While I went out
there and I had fun, I did take it very seriously,
I worked my butt off preparing for the Olympics and
I gave my all truly, And yeah, now just kind
(44:51):
of she's going on a two week Europe. She did
say pre planned break, so she's not recognized like hiding
and her cricket outfit answer. But she kind of has said, look,
let's just give my family a break as well, because
there is all these conspiracy theories swirling around about how
she got how she got the selection. Yeah, I read
(45:12):
something and I was like, Matt doesn't seem like a
reputable source of the stage. It was like there's like
a petition as well that's happening in Australia to have
an investigation as to why she was selected. Like the
whole thing is just so cocked. But yeah, she's just
kind of like, let's just take a break. But I
don't know if you can just tell the internet to
stop meming you. My experience of the internet is stop
(45:33):
or say guys, stop being mean. It only encourages them
to keep going and be meaner. Yeah. The Internet is
basically the group of your mates that aren't reading the
situation when you're almost about to cry, and they keep
the PI line happening the cafe.
Speaker 2 (45:48):
Great things are brilling in every cop play m Splitsfaller,
Ailey seventeen.
Speaker 1 (45:55):
Minutes away from eight. Next on the show, there is
a new two new flavs, New Chippies and Vaughan Smith
loves of Chippy. Friday Night's Chippy's Night. I sit down,
I play PlayStation with my friends. Tonight We'll be playing Pirates,
We'll be playing what about Greasy Controllers? Yuck? And then
(46:17):
where are you wiping your fingers on your tea? Of
course see end of the day. It's Friday. I'm in
a bag bean bag, I'm reclined. I've got a bag
of chips, no gilt at all. I'm over the time
of my life. It's my weekly highlight. Well, Yummy Yummy
is next and two new chip flavors to talk about today.
Play with Hailey away today with the sore throat no
voice thing. It defaults to me the pasta for Friday flashback. Now,
(46:44):
I am going to peck a song that I believe
it's my mass thirteen years old, Yeah, twenty eleven. This
song one of the artist's biggest songs and this artist
rumored to have a new album and rumored to headline
Glastonbury next year. Okay, and at the stage obviously rumors
because this artist doesn't need to do anything. They're rich enough.
(47:07):
There's so many She is she she is?
Speaker 5 (47:09):
Is she?
Speaker 1 (47:13):
Yummy? Yummy? A segment of the show where we take
a look at new food items and trends and a
couple of chips hitting the shelves. And you're a big fan.
You were straight over this news press relationship. Yeah, eat
Reggie's have teamed up with Carlies, great local source. And
you're about to say, have teamed up with Matthew Red
(47:35):
word on that, Reggie. That's what we call Matthew. Matthew
back in the day. Reggie, he really missed a trick
having a brand of chips, and they could I had
the start power, he had the star power him and
Mark done it could have done. Marks. He left Reggie behind.
R op Reggie. He's not dead. He is not involved
(47:58):
in Reggie's calies are Oh my god, I love this sort.
This a top notch cheeky chipotle. Yeap is one of
the flavors of Redgies, which promises I said, what are
these ridges? What's the deal here? Eat deep Ridges? Yeah,
they're real thick cut. Yeah, the deep redgies. So one
of them is cheeky Chipotle and the other one is
(48:19):
Harbonero picklenaise. That their Harbonero picklenaise is sober. Yeah, it's
like burger sauce, but it's spicy. But yeah, is it
like a smoky spicy? I would say the Chipotle's probably
got a slightly yeah, right before it enters the picklenaise.
Now they're not going I hope they're not going to
(48:40):
go light on the flavor, because that's what I love it.
This is because I spotted this, someone popped this on
read it last night and I was very excited. First
question with the most up votes, are these actually spicy?
Because there's been a few things in New Zealand lately
that should be seriously investigated for false advertising from a
spicy but they won't even said our mild spice. I'd
(49:00):
say it's slightly. You've got to think about the boomers.
They don't like a lot of boomers won't be ordering
anything with spicy or pepper or have an arrow in
the title anyway. Yeah, so I wouldn't worry about it there.
M'd say, if you're going to put that in the title.
It's got to meat. It's you know, the expectations put forth.
But my issue isn't so much a spice level, it's
(49:22):
the flavor level. Because a lot of you, I feel
like a lot of chip places splicked off the flavor level,
can't have enough pickle flavor. No, I'm peckles. Sometimes I
want the flavored dust and chip dust. Did you see
that in my tongue? Did I tell you about the
pickle dust nok? And it was a lady and she
bought a whole bunch of like peckles, favorite peckles, and
(49:43):
she put them in the dehydrated and then when they
were completely dehedrated, turned them into dust and sprinkled them
on all of her food season what like concentrated peckle
Oh my god, I'm here for that. Yeah. Not only
someone makes that though, because that's so I don't have
a pickle dust pickle dust Google that peckle dust caul.
Someone's got to be making that, because you know, reci
peckles that are sweet and tangy are the best peckles
(50:04):
in the whole world. Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, that's what
I want. I want peckle dust made of that peckle compound. No, no, no, no, no,
don't buy peckle compound.
Speaker 5 (50:13):
That's for that.
Speaker 1 (50:15):
That's a metal workers stuff. Oh okay, it's not peckle compound. Okay,
peckle powder, don't be putting that on you. Peckle dust
tubby Tom's cells, peckle dust tangy deal, peckle popcorn seasoning.
Oh yeah, like one of those little metal containers that
sweat seats a coming. Yes, I'm here for that low
heat super tang Yeah, they look young. But again, if
(50:37):
you've got to dehydrate it, you can do this yourself.
You make peckle dust. Yeah. Yeah. Now we know this
Reddit posts allude to because you know, quite often a
new chocolate or whatever comes out and they're like, it's
a week away it's and I googled wee, I googled it,
and I can see the flavors there, New World pack
and say all the supermarket. So those dudes have got it.
(51:00):
Aarwen's just sent through. She founded at the Warehouse of Fantastic.
The ware house has got it. So this is me tonight,
this is my chips. I'm going to I'm going to bench.
Thank you for your service. Cheetos, cheese puffs. Yeah, you're
going to be benched for the week. I will probably
be back next week for your cheetos. Yeah, okay, cheese
puffs you beat a whole bag of But this is
(51:24):
the biggest bag you've ever seen in your life too.
It's one of those like your fingers, like you know what,
you're easy. You voted in a third world election and
they've dyed your fingers so you can't PlayStation. It's a
you can imagine attractive. This is very attract cloushed in
a bean bag three foot away from a streen playing
(51:45):
Pirate a few and on the text machine. Hobby bought
the Have an Arrow one time. Not light on flavor,
but more tangy than spicy. You have an arrow pecornaise.
That's a good review. That's a good review, like what
Hubby is putting down there. Niqua to the road trip.
I don't normally do a chip on a road trip,
but it's not my car, so I don't care if
(52:05):
the crumbs go all over. Do you share chips on
a road trip? I don't know the share trip chips
a road trip? Road trip things more lollies, longly ship
for road trips. No, the chips are your main and
your lollies you put on the road trip. I've never
had chips on a road head. Never love chips in
a road but I don't like sharing them because everybody
else is going to put their hand in the bag. Yeah,
(52:26):
even at home. They might can be driving, living in
the same thing. But I'll pour these into a into
a bottle so they don't even put their grubby hands
in my bag. Well, we'll expect to report back on Monday. Yeah,
after your game night with these you're here flesh Onorn
and Hailey. Thanks Brian, good morning, Welcome to the show,
(52:46):
Fledgedhawn and Hailey coming up. The All Blacks join us
after eight thirty on the show, A couple of All
Blacks and studio. Yeah. Ahead of the Argentina game. All
must Yeah, musbe must set Eden Park on Saturday night,
Eden Park, unbeaten there for thousand million years. Yeah, and
(53:08):
a loss fresh off a loss in well in To. Yeah,
it'd be a great game. I'll check to them after
eight thirty. Also around eight thirty if you have managed
over the last week or so to get in the
drawer to see Sabrina Carpenter live in New York. We
could be calling you back. You must answer the phone
with please, please, please, Otherwise we're just going to hang
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be Hayley's pick for Friday Flashback, but because she's sick
today resting the voice. Yeah, it defaults to me because
I'm next to the line and I've chosen an artist
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that has been rumored and in the news this week.
And I will asterix this by saying rumors because how
much is she worth? One point five billion dollars? I
remember she went over a billion a few years ago
because of her like lingerie and makeup, makeup and everything
(54:53):
like that, Rihanna, Rihanna, despite having two point four billion dollars,
Like so why and this is why, like fans have
been screaming out for music. But I mean, Taylor Swift's
worth one point three billion dollars and that, and she's
working really hard and doing concerts and endlessly touring and
stuff like that. Arounda is just like I'll just boss
pitch it from here. Yeah, I'll just yeah. And she's
(55:16):
got two kids. But the rumor is that and this
is being reported in the UK this week from a
music insider that her ninth album is happening and will
be maybe soon, including her headline in Glastonbury next year.
Interesting she would if she chooses to, But no, I
(55:37):
mean she's if she does put out an album, it'll
be just an album. She's not touring right. She'll do
maybe like a big festival or two like Coach and Glastonbury,
but get out of the way. She's not going to
do a Taylor Swift and No and tour around the
world for a year because she doesn't need the money
and she's got two young kids. Better things to do,
better things to do. So Today's Friday Flashback a Rihanna
(56:00):
song that she did with Calvin Harris and Yeah. Amazingly.
This song was released in twenty and eleven in September, okay,
to celebrate the ten year anniversary of September eleven. No No,
it was No was just released in September. Is released
in September and twenty eleven. Rihanna is your Friday Flashback
today with Calvin Harris We Found loves.
Speaker 6 (56:22):
It em.
Speaker 1 (56:24):
Play It's your Friday Flashback on ZIDEM. Rihanna Calvin Harris,
We Found Love. At two thousand and eleven, that song
came out. It was ten weeks number one in the
US on the Billboard Charts. It was the fifth biggest
song in New Zealand in twenty eleven, and it was Yeah.
It was one of the music video The Dude in
(56:47):
the Bath yes, that was the hole in the whole.
Guy in the bath was in the bath. Yeah, but
who's who ended up being one of the actors, and
we're like, not a big actor, but one of the
actors in like top Boy. You know I watched it.
Oh you should add that to your life. I've got
a long list because a couple of weeks ago we
did the I needed a new phone, I needed a
(57:09):
new show. Yeah, a new phone. I mean I do. Actually,
why not chuck it on the list of needs? Got
on air and you're like a new show show. You
literally inundated with suggestions to which and I still kept
getting them from people of some of the podcasts later.
It messaged me on Instagram like if you haven't started this?
And then I even got hat up in the supermarket
car park last Saturday. Yeah, she said, have you started
(57:32):
the Ken yet? Oh, I've heard that's good, really good.
It's on my list. Yeah that's plus I think has
that okay? Yeah, I literally put that on my list
the other day. Yeah, that's I just finished The Umbrella Academy.
The fourth season of that was a bit of a letdown.
I feel bad that they rushed that. That felt rushed
to a show and the yeah, we don't have to
wrap it up somehow. Yeah, and they were about to
(57:54):
lose all these actors, let's just rush it and wrap
it up, and felt rushed. Well. Game of Thrones the
last season and Game of Thrones yeah, yeah, literally, we
got Umbrella Academy kids got got Game of Thrones hard.
So then when I finished that, I was like, onto
the next one on the list. And one of the
shows on the list that lots of people recommended was
The Industry. It's an HBO show, so automatically tick that
(58:18):
gets here because ah show tends not to make terrible
television yep. Especially there's three seasons of the show. They
won't make them terrible for three seasons in a row.
I've always heard mixed things about this show, like it
gets kind of like I always look at the ratings
and I'm like, so I start up watching it and
I was like, why what does this feel?
Speaker 5 (58:35):
Like?
Speaker 8 (58:35):
What is what?
Speaker 1 (58:36):
And it's like early twenty something's first job, struggling in
the financial world. Yep. I think it's set after the
global financial crash of two thousand and eight. Yeah, they're
in London, there's some Americans, some Brits and I was like,
why does this feel? And then I looked up who
created Lenna Dunham that made Girls. It's got the same
twenty something energy of we're just trying to get well,
(59:01):
I don't know, and I was just like, I don't
think I'm gonna like this. Was just like, you're You're
not a twenty something. Was once upon a time I
was a twenty something girls just struggling to get fine,
you know, doing what I needed to do to get
bout in this world designed to keep me down. But yeah, no,
I gave it one episode and I was like, not
for me, and that was just lots of people recommended
(59:22):
it to me. Yeah, it's got like three point eight
out of five on Google review. I think it was
like seven dB. Yeahs seven point two out of ten.
That's pretty good for a shot. But you're just not.
It's just not you. I didn't. It didn't. I didn't.
So what I did was I found a show that
no one recommended, which is on that person that asked
for everybody's recommendations. Then just obnestly what I can find
(59:44):
my myself? Why did you bother? I started the New
Vince Vaughan show Bad Monkey, and you're only like ten
minutes into it, and already I'm like, this is my energy.
It's got that awesome Vince Vaughn from Winning Crashes energy.
You know when he just starts talking. He starts talking
and he's just talking a million miles an hour, and
you working out he must be speaking about as many
words a minute as The Gilmore Girls. Gilmorere has packed
(01:00:05):
a lot of striped into each episode of The Gilmore Girls,
which is also a great TV show if you're looking
for a rewatcha later. Yeah, The Gilmore Girls. But yeah,
I'm onto Bad Monkey now. But I wanted to talk
about this morning. When did people keep recommending a show
to you that just wasn't for you when you got
round to it, or they kept saying, oh have you
seen and you're like, yeah, it wasn't for me. It's yeah,
(01:00:27):
in your big shows that you're breaking Bads, your Game
of Thrones, when someone's like, I just didn't get I
didn't I didn't get into it. I didn't like it.
I gave it a few hips, I tried. No. Yeah,
just like that's like some of the best television ever made. Yeah, yeah,
Breaking Bad so beautifully shot, so so beautifully done. I
remember someone saying I couldn't get into Breaking Bead because
someone told me to start at season three. I was like,
(01:00:50):
who told you? Who told you to start season three?
That someone was last thing I've ever heard. I mean,
it was a slow burner. It was a slow burner,
but you've got a that's what makes us a good
slow burner. Yeah, payoff. That's what made the show so
great is that you invested all that time in it. Yeah,
someone's just missaged. And this is me with Oranges the
New Black, people keept saying, oh, you'll love Oranges the
(01:01:10):
New Black. I don't think. I watched the first season
and I was like, yeah, after all, you think straight
people are telling lesbians they're gonna love Oranges the New
Black because it's a female prison and they just assume
that's got to be everybody's cup of teeth. Though maybe
also into woman Yeah maybe, yeah, Well, we want to
take some calls one hundred dollars at M or nine
sex nine sex what?
Speaker 5 (01:01:27):
Yeah?
Speaker 1 (01:01:28):
What would just wasn't for you? Yeah? What TV show
and you know had all the hallmarks and movies as well,
or just TV? I reckon just TV shows, Okay, just
TV shows. Yeah, because movies. It's different. Yeah, it is different.
It is describably different, but it's different. Well, it just
wasn't for you. I eight hundred dollars at m as
a number nine six nine six tick through chapel roan,
good luck, babe on Zi mlam. You know, I know
(01:01:52):
for a fact people quite like telling people on television
that they don't watch television. Yeah, I don't watch television.
That's all they say to people on television. I found
another thing people like doing, telling what TV shows they
don't like because there's so many messages and love it.
It's always big shows and don't get it. This is
what we want to know. What is the TV show
that everybody told you to watch it you just cannot
(01:02:15):
get into or don't get Yeah, so messages. Somebody said,
I'm a female, I'm a thirty something female. Yes, and
everyone's like, you would love Emily in Paris and I
hate it. I would that. I just yeah, I don't
even need to watch an episode to know that I
would hate. It's certainly not for us, it's not with
(01:02:37):
us in mind. Clear, What is the show that you
just can't get into?
Speaker 5 (01:02:41):
Peaky Blinders.
Speaker 1 (01:02:43):
Okay, people have messaged in Peaky Blinders, what is it?
Can you?
Speaker 10 (01:02:47):
I mean the guys were hot and all that. I
just could not get into it. I tried watching I
think that I like, I can't.
Speaker 1 (01:02:57):
Yeah, okay, it's a bit of a lad show though
it's real everyone and like everyone now with like cheese
cut a head? Is it where they walk Andrew it's
like Peggy blind I was les, Yeah, clear, thank you Rebecca?
What so can't you get into that?
Speaker 8 (01:03:19):
How many?
Speaker 1 (01:03:19):
How many imps did you give it? Because that that,
for me was up there with Breaking Bad. It was brilliant.
Speaker 2 (01:03:24):
Yeah.
Speaker 10 (01:03:25):
We got recommended by so many people, and I think.
Speaker 2 (01:03:28):
I got I tried.
Speaker 10 (01:03:29):
I really really tried. If I got to the fourth
paper side, I was just like, nah, I don't get it.
Not me just not my bibe at all. But my
husband he got totally addicted to it, watched it day
to back.
Speaker 1 (01:03:43):
All I say on half of husband's everywhere, thank you
for just tapping out of it rather than kind of
half fasting it being on your phone throughout talking through
about just being like it's not for me, you carry
on by yourself. It's bitter. You just go find a
new TV or screen somewhere.
Speaker 6 (01:03:56):
Yeah, you.
Speaker 1 (01:03:58):
So fine, it's better than you out of here. Yeah,
that'd be great rather than watching bloody Instagram reels on
the couch beside while someone's trying to watch a television show.
That's thanks for your cause for the week. More messages
in quite a few people did say Ozark, which surprised me.
It is a slow burner. Someone messaged in saying I'm
(01:04:19):
a lesbian and I also worked in prisons. Yeah, and
the amount of people that said to me, you must
love Oranges and the New Black. I did not love
Oranges and You Black. I couldn't get into it. I
was watching it, I was like, this is ridiculous. Yeah,
so I don't know if it's not realistic to them. Yeah,
someone said Stranger Things. The big selling point was I
play dungeons and dragons, and the kids on the show
played dungeons and dragons. So then I started watching Stranger Things.
(01:04:41):
My first immediate thought was, that's not how he played
dungeons and dragons. And then I just couldn't get into
Stranger Things, even though it's everything I should love. Yeah, right,
I to see, you know, bit of a thriller aspect
to it. Yeah, someone said Game of Thrones, they did
things talking out the whole episode. They could just get
it done in five minutes. All the smucking around, too
much mucking around. Kind of how I feel about House
(01:05:02):
of the Dragon. I'm I'm really struggling to keep watching.
I haven't started three yeps, and I'm like to go.
I think mostly because I've read headlines that are a
bit like, come on, get on with it. Yeah, after
the finale be Yeah. White Lotus I watched one and
a half seasons. I'm sure it was good. I just
didn't like it. It just seemed like a lot of
white people problems. But that's what makes it funny. Yeah, yeah,
(01:05:25):
I don't know. I love White Lotus, and but that
is one of those shows that it divides people. Like
a lot of people. I can't get into it, don't
like it. Some see Clarkson's Farm. I have not recommended
that to lots. You love it, Yeah, I don't know
if you'd love it. I just like that there's a
guy who's bought a farm, and I'm like every other
farmer who's cash strapped. Yeah, he's got so much money,
(01:05:47):
he just does whatever. He wants. Yeah, it sounds like
rich white people shows. Yeah, problems, Young Sheldon. I was
a massive Big Bang Theory fan. But there's some Young
Sheldon's like, quite serious, it's not as funny as I hoped.
My friends rave about The Gentleman, which has just been
compared to season two on Netflix, and I haven't been
able to get into it, even though the main guy
is so hot. He is hot. Yeah, he is a
(01:06:07):
hot dude. He's in something else coming out soon, and
he looks equally as hot. I was like, good for him.
He still looks like, yeah, he looks he's hot. Um,
somebody see a Game of Thrones and one of those
wanky people who couldn't deal with the continuity issues between
the show and the book. Okay, yeah, purists. At least
(01:06:27):
they there recommended, you know, recognize themselves as wanky, because
otherwise we would have said it Bridgitton. Just because I'm female,
it doesn't mean it doesn't mean I'm going to like it.
I hate those shows. And people are like, oh, you
haven't watched Bridgeton, you simply must I'm like, no, no,
shit's creek. Lots of recommendations because to be fair, I
tried to watch Shit's Creek early when Ship's Creek was
maybe in at second season. Yeah, and I watched the
(01:06:49):
first couple of episodes. I was like, oh, this isn't
for me. I was the same, gave it a rewatch
just before the final season and it got me that time.
And one of the greatest comedy shows ever made. It's
a great comedy. It's so brilliant. It takes all world
to kind of realize that it's quite a bit different. Yeah,
Black Mirror, I didn't like those at all. Yeah, especially lately.
It's quite real life, isn't it. A lot of Black
(01:07:10):
Mirror episodes, Yeah, but too close to home. I'll never
understand the hyperround Emily in Paris. It's so unrealistic and
over dramatize. You get robbed in Paris at gunpoint, and
it smells. It smells, Yeah, it smells like pass everywhere. Yellowstone.
I can't get into it. It's boring and annoying. I'm
the only person in my family that that doesn't sit
down at the dinner table and have a big Yellowstone discussion.
(01:07:31):
I saw someone there the other day walking around the
city in a dudden ranch hoodie. I was like, oh, really,
merch good with the wye on it. Yeah, you can
actually stay at the ranch. I think you can. It's
that house the house that you Yeah, well you can
do tours there or something. Some said. Game of Thrones
breaking bad Ozart. For me, I really liked it, but
(01:07:53):
then I just felt like it was the same thing
every episode, Sons of Anarchy. So many people recommended that
to me. I watched the first season, I was like okay.
And I watched the second season and I was like okay,
and then third one I just kind of gave up
on Yeah, and everyone said maybe they were watching for
Charlie Hunnum.
Speaker 4 (01:08:09):
There was a.
Speaker 8 (01:08:11):
Factor plays Flitchworn and Hailey.
Speaker 1 (01:08:20):
Fact of the Day, day day, day, day.
Speaker 9 (01:08:29):
Do do do do?
Speaker 1 (01:08:34):
People that don't have basically has been this week's Fact
of the day fame. Yeah, we've covered a whole lot
of people who neven need glasses. Today we are covering
people who never have children. What percentage of people never
have children? Okay, So from my research, the US Census
Bureau has the only people that have released, uh a
(01:08:55):
report on all sorts of aged adults with no children.
I wonder if children does our censors do this yeah,
it does ask if you've got children. Okay, So I
haven't seen the sins of start in New Zealand census
data certainly wasn't. If you find it now, I'm gonna
be so persed off because I looked for it. Did
you already look? Yeah, I gave it a look. I
(01:09:17):
can't be bothered. Just have a quick Google. I gave it.
Speaker 8 (01:09:20):
Yeah.
Speaker 1 (01:09:23):
So I mean you can talk while I google. You're
still able to do that? Okay, cool, Well, seventy the
age groups they looked at fifty five to sixty four
are sixty five to seventy four and seventy five and older.
So I like going seventy five and older because that's
the closest to me saying people who have lived to
the end of their life with no children. In America
(01:09:44):
eleven percent eleven percent of people that get to seventy five,
so one into let's just say one in ten, Yeah,
effectively don't have children by the time they are seventy five.
I've been higher, a little, have been more. Well, it
is get the younger you go. So if you go
to fifty five to sixty four, are slightly younger, but
you know, just bordering sort of gen Z baby boomer.
(01:10:05):
It's definitely no gen X, a little bit of baby
boomer right nineteen point six, it almost doubles in that
change of that twenty year generation of people that don't
have any children at all. So it is definitely the
trend is showing that more and more people aren't having children. Yeah,
but at the moment, the people who have lived their
entire life no children are seventy five years and old
(01:10:26):
as eleven percent. All the stats from New Zealand are
like old, like twenty seventeen. Did you see a step
from twenty seventeen, It was one from their childless couple
and empty nests grow right, almost a quarter of a
million more couples are predicted to be living without children
by twenty thirty eight, say statsin's it right, Yes, it's
(01:10:48):
definitely going up. All trends seem to be saying that
it's and it's not good news for anybody, but particularly
like China and Japan are apparently really in austral Japan
and sort of getting towards it now. But in the
next twenty years China is going to be or apparently
there'll be more pets in Chinese households and kids, like
by twenty thirty or something like that. News this week. Yeah, so,
(01:11:11):
today's fact of the day is that eleven percent of
people over seventy five do not have children. Fact of
the Day, day day day day. Do do do do
do do do do do do do Do Do Do
Do Do Do Do Do Do do do do.
Speaker 6 (01:11:32):
Do do do do.
Speaker 2 (01:11:36):
Sending you to Sabrina Carpenter Live in the USA.
Speaker 1 (01:11:41):
All right, we are making the winner draw for our
first of five trips to see Sabrina Carpenter Live. You've
got to answer with please please please.
Speaker 7 (01:11:50):
Though, please please please?
Speaker 1 (01:11:53):
Is that Jordan? Jordan? She couldn't say high, it's Jordan
because you didn't have given her the prize. She had
to say please please please first, Jordan. You've done it.
That is what we wanted to hear. You are off
to New York to see Sabrina Campenter Live.
Speaker 10 (01:12:07):
Are you serious?
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Absolutely? Yeah.
Speaker 7 (01:12:11):
Mom.
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Find I can't find them.
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No?
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No, it's so prank. Your parents? Have you been pranked?
Parents are the ones that get pranked and scammed. We're
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I'm trying to.
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Find my mom in bed.
Speaker 7 (01:12:31):
I think I'm home alone right now.
Speaker 1 (01:12:32):
Though, Okay, it sounds like you might need one of
them to take to New York because we're going to
see new tickets to see Sabrina Carpenter live in New York.
You get some spending money accommodation as well, and you'll
be flying American Airlines with flights from Auckland and Crash.
It's non stop to the USA with connections to more
(01:12:53):
than two hundred destinations across the America's congratulations.
Speaker 8 (01:12:59):
I think I'm a little bit of shock right now.
Speaker 9 (01:13:00):
Thank you so much.
Speaker 1 (01:13:03):
That's absolutely fun. And of course we've got four more
of these to give away. Our next location, we'll be
Los Angeles playing there. Used to be the Staples Center, yes,
but now it's dot Com Arena Arena.
Speaker 6 (01:13:16):
Yeah.
Speaker 1 (01:13:16):
So a huge show makes you listening for that activator
or the mother trucker to get in the drawer next
week's draw to see her live in l A.
Speaker 8 (01:13:25):
Oh, thank you.
Speaker 1 (01:13:26):
Coming up on the show though, all backs Jordie Barrett
and Dalton Papa Lite ahead of the did they now that?
Did they now? The last name? We're just talking about
m i Q the studio with all backs, Jordie barretton
(01:13:47):
Dalton Papa Lit. Yeah, naw, do you nailed that last name.
Ahead of tomorrow night's game at Eden Park against Argentina,
we were just talking about last time we talked to you, Jeordie,
you were an you the Isolation, Yeah, Io and Breda Mart.
Speaker 7 (01:14:05):
So we actually went back to Breda Mart this week
in the same hotel and had a team dinner in
the restaurant. So it's pretty traumatic.
Speaker 1 (01:14:14):
You've got to walk out, that's right at the did
you do a couple of loops around the car back?
What was the exercise regime? They'd take you down for
an hour at a time or something and you got
to walk around around the circle.
Speaker 7 (01:14:24):
Yeah, you walked around the square or through these gates
like you're like you're kettle.
Speaker 1 (01:14:28):
So yeah, we didn't. He exercised that idea the other night. Crazy,
Well that was only a few years ago. It's not
even let's move on. We'll move on. So against up
against Argentina Eden Park on Saturday night. Have we win something?
What's the record of Eden Park? Haven't lost since at
Eden Park?
Speaker 5 (01:14:46):
For like, I'm not too sure with the recorders. But
I know it's been a few years that we haven't
lost here. But no pressure, no pressure, no pressure. But
you know, I think we did pretty well there, but
touch what we do, we do do well. But you know,
last week was pretty tough going against them because oh
could it to them? Though they came down and really
really showed us up. But I think it's another another
(01:15:09):
week for us to respond what Scotty handsOn said, So
I think that was a pretty cool quote from him.
Speaker 1 (01:15:12):
Producer Shannon wanted to know if it's hard losing to
a team that is so attractive, like if that hurts
a bit more? I don't really look at that, sorry Shannon,
Yeah what float? I guess good look of boys though,
I mean, you guys are too nothing against jud but bous.
(01:15:33):
And then after this, it's after city accent, to be honest,
is a light of the heat I think in this.
So then you're off to South Africa speaking of accents,
not doing he forlifting. Then next you're off to South Africa,
traveling around which is the best country in the world
to play rugby and outside of New Zealand, like without
the home crowd, just a country that you go to
and it's just like good people, good rugby and a
(01:15:56):
nice country to be in. Yeah, mine's an easy one.
It'll be South Africa.
Speaker 7 (01:15:59):
So we got two weeks two coming up, Johannesburg and
Cape Town. South Africa is just an amazing country to
travel to. Obviously, very tough rugby, the best team in
the world. The people are awesome. It's quite hostile, which
is can be uncomfortable at times, but it's a great
place to go and tiss yourself. Yeah, and South Africa,
(01:16:21):
big beautiful country and a lot of wildlife and yeah,
yeah it's a special place.
Speaker 5 (01:16:27):
Yeah, I probably agree with you on that, like South Africa,
but I also loved probably places in Europe.
Speaker 1 (01:16:32):
I loved Ireland.
Speaker 5 (01:16:33):
Just good people and they get behind the rugby team
and since they're you know, one of the best teams
in the world. You know you can see their fan
base just all buys and you know, gets around the
team and once you go there, you know, you feel
like in hostile territory. But you know, that's that's the
beauty of rugby. That's that's what you look forward to.
Speaker 1 (01:16:48):
Yeah, better than I'm playing football in the UK, playing soccer,
so those guys attack yeah, the opposite stuff. Yeah, the
Riots and everything. Rugby is the gentleman's sport. Yeah over there. Well,
best of luck tomorrow night in Eden Park. I know
you've got a tight schedule and you've got to go
to twelve thousand other interviews to what are the point
(01:17:09):
of these interviews done from you? Do you think cold
is coming in here this morning to enhance the brand?
So I'm not sure someone read their play block. Someone
read their play block. That's good stuff, Jordian doln thanks
for coming in. Thank you.
Speaker 2 (01:17:27):
Great things are brewing at mcafe. The perfect start to
every day play fletch fawn on z.
Speaker 1 (01:17:34):
In thirteen minutes away from nine. Well, we just gave
away our first trip to see Sabrina Carpenter live in
New York. Four trips are left, so congratulations to Jordan,
who I believe now believes it's not a prank and
is off to New York. Keep listening today, more activators,
(01:17:55):
More mother truck is our next trip to see Sabrina
as Ala to keep those ears peeled, pay send this
popping up a little bit. I thought we could finish
the week by explaining this, So we go into the
weekend a little bit more educated. Okay, you may have
seen the girlies as they refer to themselves often sort
(01:18:15):
of like what is that person? Wise, because you're not
saying your name, it's like second person or fourth person.
The girlies better than Sheila's shea, they'd be saying about themselves.
The girlies are saying very demure, very mindful, very cute. See,
demure is making a return to the vocab demure, demur, demir,
(01:18:36):
demure is making a return to thenons nodding their heads.
Is this because you're reading it and you're smart.
Speaker 6 (01:18:45):
No, there was a TikTok that went viral of someone
on their way to work saying they were very demure
and they had like full cati, full beat, and so
now it's just like become this big joke, kind of
like sarcastically.
Speaker 1 (01:18:57):
Using demure, which is described as reserved, modest, then typically
used of a woman she was a very demure young.
Speaker 6 (01:19:05):
Well, but now the way we're using the word is
like demure, but it's like not not. It's like when
something's sick, it's yeah, demure, you're like serving.
Speaker 1 (01:19:16):
Right, So examples of the modern the modern take on demure, Yeah,
being good at a good singer at karaoke? Is that
demur or not?
Speaker 6 (01:19:25):
You'd be demure if you like really went for it.
Speaker 1 (01:19:27):
Really went for I'm being understated, like when.
Speaker 6 (01:19:31):
You bring your own choreography to karaoke.
Speaker 1 (01:19:33):
Ordering the Olympics, she was very ordering, hated player at
a restaurant. Yeah, we're seeking, isn't it. Yeah, we're heels
to the office.
Speaker 6 (01:19:47):
Yeah, yeah, because that's where it kind of started with
this person with the full beat.
Speaker 1 (01:19:52):
Right, I'm saying everyone has been asking when no one's
been asking. That's apparently quite demure, right, and telling everyone
you took an eat a all before the function. Okay,
we were educated, we're learning heating into the weird. It's
basically mean the opposite of what they used to.
Speaker 6 (01:20:11):
Yeah, because we're fun and igy and we're young.
Speaker 1 (01:20:15):
Great. Oh did you tell me that was my tums?
That was my ton tum tums. Hey, guys, I reckon.
It was the most fun to be the head on
a show.
Speaker 5 (01:20:27):
Not not for me.
Speaker 1 (01:20:29):
I know, we're even nowhere even you haven't been here long,
have you?
Speaker 6 (01:20:34):
No?
Speaker 1 (01:20:34):
I haven't. No, you were listening and you had fun.
Won't you give us a little review? In a rating?
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