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Speaker 1: It's the Flavor Podcast Network Flavor Breakfast Producer Picks in.
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Speaker 2: A funo and welcome to another episode of Producer Picks.
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Speaker 2: I've chosen my favorite moments of the week of Status
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Speaker 2: Aeron Charlie, and I've put them all in one spot
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Speaker 2: just for you. Even though this week may have been
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Speaker 2: a day shorter, we've still got some best bits to
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Speaker 2: go through. With a side of November kicking off. That
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Speaker 2: means we're just at one step closer to summer, and
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Speaker 2: we've definitely been noticing it with a nice sunny days,
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Speaker 2: and that also means the kids some sports will be sunned.
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Speaker 2: To head off, Charlie, she kicks off the week sharing
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Speaker 2: a story about his son at his school athletics.
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Speaker 1: You notice that time of the year where school athletics
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Speaker 1: and this is asperis this is your time to go
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Speaker 1: in and and watch your kids, support them and just
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Speaker 1: be happy.
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Speaker 3: It's not just school.
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Speaker 4: Athletics as well, because I remember when I was younger,
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Speaker 4: and I'm sure they still do this. I remember going
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Speaker 4: to the Toco Fields in the deep Deep South and
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Speaker 4: they would do summer athletics. So you would just go
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Speaker 4: along on like a Tuesday night and just run around
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Speaker 4: and do a different estlet Have you heard of that before? Nah,
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Speaker 4: it could be a rural thing. I'm not quite sure,
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Speaker 4: but it's the thing.
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Speaker 1: No, but we're talking about school athletics with our children.
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Speaker 1: This is the season for it, and oh man, this
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Speaker 1: is the funniest thing. My son was all about it.
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Speaker 1: Rob comes to me and his mom, Oh, you guys
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Speaker 1: need to do this. We're wearing yellow. Can you get
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Speaker 1: us yellow? Because you know you're put into house colored
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Speaker 1: cowfire feed or and and so forth. So I'm in
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Speaker 1: team Corfy. We need yellow yellow bands. And it was
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Speaker 1: all about the whole weird like from head. Yeah, like
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Speaker 1: even so I remember looking on marketplace for these socks
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Speaker 1: because that's you couldn't really find yellow socks into it, right.
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Speaker 1: We ended up finding it and he went looking like
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Speaker 1: a banana. But that was all good. But the whole
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Speaker 1: lead up to this Azora was that he was, you
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Speaker 1: guys need to come and watch me. I'm doing shop port,
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Speaker 1: I'm doing long job. I'm doing like sprints one hundred meters.
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Speaker 1: Oh yeah, let's go sun, let's do this bright. And
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Speaker 1: then the Friday I get there, I see my son
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Speaker 1: bro He's like bright yellow I'm like, that's my boy,
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Speaker 1: my boy, that's my banana. And then I see everybody
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Speaker 1: getting up getting ready for their heats, all the shop
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Speaker 1: porters going to the shop port, all the long jumpers
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Speaker 1: going wherever they need to be.
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Speaker 3: But tell me why my son's my boy? Exactly where's
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Speaker 3: my banana?
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Speaker 1: Go?
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Speaker 3: I'm looking for my banana.
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Speaker 1: He's going to the teacher, and I'm like thinking, okay,
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Speaker 1: then he's probably going to ask the question about you know,
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Speaker 1: maybe one of the rules and the.
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Speaker 3: Nah nah.
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Speaker 1: He goes to the teacher, and then when he leaves
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Speaker 1: the teacher's little tint, I see him with a clipboard.
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Speaker 3: I'm like, okay, well, what's this guy up to?
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Speaker 1: Tell me why my son was geeing me and his
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Speaker 1: mom the whole entire week to come watch him help
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Speaker 1: facilitate the athletics day.
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Speaker 3: Om like, oh my gosh, oh my goodness, Rob.
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Speaker 4: Rob.
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Speaker 3: The thing is it is like, where was the lie? Dad?
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Speaker 1: He was?
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Speaker 4: You know, He's like, Dad, I'm on the shot put
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Speaker 4: dead on this. He didn't lie, he didn't say he
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Speaker 4: was competing. So you never you never stopped to think,
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Speaker 4: maybe these are the roles that can be played exactly
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Speaker 4: how analytics.
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Speaker 1: So when he said I'm gonna do this, I'm gonna
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Speaker 1: do that, she just meant he's gonna judge. She's gonna
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Speaker 1: make sure that everybody is staying in the lane.
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Speaker 4: Everybody's a good skilled they hef though, yeah, it's a
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Speaker 4: good skill here.
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Speaker 3: But that is pretty funny.
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Speaker 4: So you've technically showed up to athletics to watch your.
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Speaker 3: Son be a helper.
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Speaker 1: You know, I was you should have to watch be
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Speaker 1: a helper, But yeah, I was still happy, you know,
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Speaker 1: to be honest, like, Okay, this is gonna be a
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Speaker 1: long day.
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Speaker 3: And didn't know that's the funny thing.
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Speaker 1: He walks away with his little clipboard and then he
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Speaker 1: goes see where the shot put there and he's like
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Speaker 1: waving up that.
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Speaker 3: I'm just like, oh, they're so cute. Just leave the
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Speaker 3: power aids in the car, charl saved them for Sunday.
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Speaker 3: Save them for Sunday.
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Speaker 1: You know.
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Speaker 4: The thing. The thing is with the athletics, and it's
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Speaker 4: quite funny. You either have the people that were like me,
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Speaker 4: and it's like I was involved and I wanted to
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Speaker 4: be not very good, not very good. So you did
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Speaker 4: athletics and you were good at athletics I did it
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Speaker 4: because I love participating. But then there's another group of
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Speaker 4: people that we don't talk about enough, and that group
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Speaker 4: is not I'm not just saying the helpers.
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Speaker 3: It's the people that have the excuses.
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Speaker 1: Oh, you're talent, excuses why they didn't do well, Excuses
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Speaker 1: why you know.
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Speaker 4: Then on the other day, it's just like it seems
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Speaker 4: to be either a fashion show or excuses show.
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Speaker 3: He could be playing rugby like a playtime Miami.
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Speaker 4: Now that's why it didn't come first in the one
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Speaker 4: hundred meters because it doesn't love.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, Peoper, I told you should let me wear your shoes.
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Speaker 2: Zarah was away with her family done in christ Church
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Speaker 2: over the weekend and her dad, who she doesn't say
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Speaker 2: they often, made a really an appropriate comment to it,
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Speaker 2: and she just couldn't quite seem to get out of
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Speaker 2: her head. All families have that one person that just
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Speaker 2: any chance they get, they'll say something inappropriate. And let's
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Speaker 2: be real, most of the time it is our dad's
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Speaker 2: our stays. Also, she's also paid for this. Her dad
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Speaker 2: is the king of making in appropriate comments.
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Speaker 3: So an appropriate parents, Yes.
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Speaker 5: The apparent comments that you can always count on being
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Speaker 5: random and inappropriate. This is standard from my dad. In
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Speaker 5: the family group chat. My dad is always the one
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Speaker 5: who's going to say something. Everyone just goes there's basically
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Speaker 5: no way to reply. It's just a ridiculous thing to say.
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Speaker 5: But then an example, I was, you know, happily sharing
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Speaker 5: in a nostalgic moment about my son's last day at
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Speaker 5: high school, and you know, some pictures and how they'd
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Speaker 5: been celebrating and one with the teacher and a teacher
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Speaker 5: who has been great to him, and my dad goes, wow,
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Speaker 5: there's one hot teacher your son.
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Speaker 3: About that, I'm like, uh, this has been my whole life.
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Speaker 4: No, I'll have to talk to your son about that. Yes, well,
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Speaker 4: what are you.
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Speaker 3: Going to say? Exactly? What are you going to say?
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Speaker 4: Who?
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Speaker 3: You tea talk? So what are you? I get it though.
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Speaker 4: I get it though, because my dad is also the
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Speaker 4: inappropriate parent.
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Speaker 1: You know.
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Speaker 4: I went away to Crashots over the weekend and it
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Speaker 4: was the first time he met my partner, Devin, and what.
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Speaker 3: Does he do?
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Speaker 4: When we were deciding on which room we were taking
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Speaker 4: in the airbnb, it was three stories, so we decided
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Speaker 4: my dad is older, rather than him taking three flights
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Speaker 4: of stairs, will take the top bedroom, so of course
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Speaker 4: and comes the do not hear any noise from no?
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Speaker 3: I just I gave him the stankst Look what would
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Speaker 3: you mean by that?
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Speaker 1: Like?
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Speaker 4: What what sort of noise? Maybe I don't. I don't
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Speaker 4: even think even heard. Thankfully, I just honestly I didn't
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Speaker 4: even repeat it. I just sort of ignored it. Yeah,
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Speaker 4: so I feel you, Stace.
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Speaker 3: We look.
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Speaker 1: Honestly, I've had my fair share of It's not so
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Speaker 1: much my parents, but it's my mother in law.
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Speaker 3: I really is.
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Speaker 1: Honestly, She's ruthless, especially when they're around other women, you
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Speaker 1: know what I mean. And I remember when I was
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Speaker 1: changing Pilly when it was still a little baby. This
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Speaker 1: is my second earltest and br she would say the
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Speaker 1: most insane things like you know, like.
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Speaker 3: Colly, you guys just need to have more babies. Is
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Speaker 3: it not working? Is it? Like? I'm like, whoa, what
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Speaker 3: the heck?
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Speaker 1: Like and all the other ladies wore like you know,
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Speaker 1: join in and.
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Speaker 3: Like you're Charlie, you need to do this, you need.
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Speaker 1: To I'm just like, oh, bro, this is just and
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Speaker 1: I'm like, bro, just need to dig a hole in
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Speaker 1: jumb and man, come on, bro.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, and they keep on coming the inappropriate beering comments.
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Speaker 5: We shared this on our Flavor Radio Facebook and you
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Speaker 5: guys know, we were, like some said, as kids, we
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Speaker 5: would say, wow, we've never been here before, and my
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Speaker 5: dad would always say, yes, you have when you were
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Speaker 5: a little wiggly.
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Speaker 4: I I love that all little from Ashley saying, my
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Speaker 4: mama wanted to take us kids for a family day out.
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Speaker 3: There was a free concert happening at Albert Park.
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Speaker 4: But we noticed, you know, everyone was just so chill
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Speaker 4: at the park and after we walked around, we found
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Speaker 4: out it was j Day.
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Speaker 3: I was only ten at the time, and they're taking
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Speaker 3: a good one.
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Speaker 4: So an appropriate appearance, maybe you've got one share something inappropriate?
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Speaker 4: They did eight two double oh, eight hundred say Flavor.
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Speaker 4: We will also read out some of the insane comments
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Speaker 4: we've received on our Facebook posts.
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Speaker 5: I forgot, you know, of any given day, my dad
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Speaker 5: might see someone go oh she could be their fourth
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Speaker 5: missus Dan in front.
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Speaker 3: Of his wife the way the JD way.
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Speaker 4: So we're talking about inappropriate appearance. We have identified that
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Speaker 4: Stace and me, we have an appropriate fathers who just
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Speaker 4: you were the random one? You were the real random one.
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Speaker 4: We asked the question also on Facebook and oh my gosh,
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Speaker 4: you guys came through.
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Speaker 5: You came through a lot of them are owning up
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Speaker 5: to being the an appropriate appearance and.
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Speaker 4: Wait this weeking from Lisa, my husband tells the kids, oh,
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Speaker 4: I remember when you guys went to the party with
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Speaker 4: me and you went home with mum.
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Speaker 3: Do you get it that he was too drunk?
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Speaker 4: No, So he's told the kids, you guys went to
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Speaker 4: the party with me, but you went home with your
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Speaker 4: mother before they were born. Yeah, there we go. Pennies
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Speaker 4: drop pennies, dropped the penn Yeah. So we've got Shanna
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Speaker 4: on the line. Morning Okay, who was an appropriate?
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Speaker 3: Good morning?
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Speaker 1: Good?
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Speaker 3: Who's so?
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Speaker 6: Yeah? When my son was born and then my midwife
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Speaker 6: would comment said, oh, you know, Jess, he's got big hands.
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Speaker 6: And his father goes, oh, he might be a guitarist.
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Speaker 6: And then my mom chimes down and she's like, yeah,
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Speaker 6: or a wanker?
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Speaker 3: Who was in the room.
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Speaker 7: I had aunties, I had cousins, my sister, you like newborns.
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Speaker 3: Your mom, your mum is in appropriate?
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Speaker 6: Yep, absolutely, it was so funny. Though everybody in the
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Speaker 6: room laughed, apart from my son's father.
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Speaker 4: Oh he's trying to soak up.
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Speaker 3: You know, this is my son, this is my beautiful moment.
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Speaker 3: I've seen it in the Huggy's heads and Lia she
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Speaker 3: is just dropping the one line.
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Speaker 4: And like that will be you know, the story that
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Speaker 4: gets told and retold and retold your entire life exactly
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Speaker 4: whereas you know your your partners were like, oh.
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Speaker 3: Here and now it's on the radio and the whole
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Speaker 3: of old good Oh no, so do.
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Speaker 4: You go, Shana, thank you so much for sharing.
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Speaker 3: Oh my goodness.
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Speaker 4: Someone else, Monica said, my dad talked about having you
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Speaker 4: know what with mom to create us kids at my
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Speaker 4: mom's funeral. It made everyone laugh except for the pastor
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Speaker 4: at the church. There's a time and place, There's a
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Speaker 4: time and.
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Speaker 5: Place, and my dad seems to think that time and
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Speaker 5: place is any place, any time. Amount of times I've
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Speaker 5: heard that story about the front seat of the Valiant
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Speaker 5: No thank you.
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Speaker 3: While Josie goes.
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Speaker 1: My mom asked the guy I'd be dating for two
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Speaker 1: weeks if he loved me even though I look like this.
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Speaker 3: Oh Mamy, shut up. You know what I mean.
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Speaker 1: You bring your boyfriend around to your house for the
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Speaker 1: first time. You guys are probably only like a month
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Speaker 1: into the relationship two weeks two and already the month. Hey, sorry, Thomas,
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Speaker 1: before you go any further, do you love my daughter.
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Speaker 3: Even though she looks like that?
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Speaker 4: And it's an honor, It is an honor to you know,
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Speaker 4: bring your kids, bring your partner around. So the mom
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Speaker 4: should have been grateful. What about this from Tana? My
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Speaker 4: dad wore a Pride t shirt to my prison family
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Speaker 4: day twelve years ago. It had rainbow colored hibiscus flowers
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Speaker 4: on a purple shirt, but he reckon it looked like
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Speaker 4: the island colors and when we all saw him walking in,
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Speaker 4: we just wonder he was runnering where his family didn't
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Speaker 4: want to stand anywhere near him. It is an appropriate appearance,
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Speaker 4: I mean, feel free to carry on sharing.
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Speaker 3: We are cracking up at the mains Candless stays as
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Speaker 3: Zarah and Charlie.
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Speaker 2: You would have heard the team talking about for idol
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Speaker 2: over the past month or so. This was the talent
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Speaker 2: quest that Charlie's dad had organized to try and find
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Speaker 2: the lead singer for the next band that he wanted
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Speaker 2: to create. Long story short, the auditions never happened, the
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Speaker 2: band was never created, but they still had a performance
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Speaker 2: and Charlie's dad managed to lead from the front in
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Speaker 2: this performance.
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Speaker 3: Finally it has happened. It has been done. Yeah, Idol
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Speaker 3: is complete. It's done in dusted.
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Speaker 1: So Sunday it went down and my dad, I'm telling
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Speaker 1: you man, he runs this is like his little boot camp.
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Speaker 1: It was like done like in the fashion of New
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Speaker 1: Zealand Idol. But Bombay Air Idol and Sunday went down.
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Speaker 1: And let me tell you this, when my kids got
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Speaker 1: up to see my dad was a surprise guest.
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Speaker 3: He goes, I'll be joining you guys. You know what
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Speaker 3: I mean.
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Speaker 4: But they do this sometimes sometimes on the Idol shows,
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Speaker 4: like the coach they come in for a performance.
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Speaker 1: You know, it's just like when the coach is like, okay,
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Speaker 1: I want to name the team.
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Speaker 3: Starting line up myself. That was my dad, Like you bro.
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Speaker 1: My dad goes, okay, guys, we're gonna see you, but
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Speaker 1: I'll be joining you guys.
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Speaker 4: But I understand this right, So you know, all of
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Speaker 4: your kids, all of no your your dad's all of
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Speaker 4: his grandkids. This is what it was for performing at
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Speaker 4: the church. You know, all the poms getting up there
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Speaker 4: singing together.
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Speaker 3: It was a big moment for him.
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Speaker 4: He was meant to have them all, you know, trying
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Speaker 4: to learn instruments, picking a lead singer, practicing over the
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Speaker 4: school holidays, and what happened? They didn't even do any
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Speaker 4: of that. So I'm not surprised that your dad had
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Speaker 4: to get up because not gonna lie or your kids
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Speaker 4: say Seleck Dolph and decided to do ping pong tournament
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Speaker 4: the entire school holidays. So my dad said to me,
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Speaker 4: I gotta bring out the guns man. He said, you
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Speaker 4: know what's missing, you guys are missing bass. So I
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Speaker 4: want to sing bass for you guys today. I'm like, okay,
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Speaker 4: Dad'll get yeah. And this is how it sounded like, okay.
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Speaker 4: You can hear the difference between your dad and I'm like, okay,
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Speaker 4: is it not like, you know, seeing them all getting
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Speaker 4: up even though they put a no practice thankfully naturally talented,
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Speaker 4: But you know, was it quite sweet seeing it was?
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Speaker 3: It was your kids with your dad. So this is.
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Speaker 1: My my dad and the kids practicing at home before
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Speaker 1: the big the big night. And then when we got
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Speaker 1: to church, it was quite like a heartfelt moment where
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Speaker 1: my dad got up there with his morcos in.
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Speaker 3: The basis went from.
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Speaker 1: He just starts crying, I starts crying and I'm like, right, okay,
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Speaker 1: then you know I wanted to film this, but.
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Speaker 4: In the moment would have been weird and some things
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Speaker 4: don't have to be on camera. And that's how I
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Speaker 4: know it must have been heartfelt, because you record everything.
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Speaker 2: I know.
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Speaker 1: And I said to my kids, you know what, man,
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Speaker 1: if my dad ever passes away, and that time will come,
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Speaker 1: you know what I mean, Like we all got to
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Speaker 1: pass away at some point. This is a memory that
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Speaker 1: my kids can talk about. You know. They got to
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Speaker 1: sing all my dad and you know it's beautiful.
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Speaker 4: I mean, and here's the reason for them, you know
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Speaker 4: when you really think about it.
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Speaker 3: But you don't do that again.
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Speaker 1: All right, then if you wanted a basement, just tell
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Speaker 1: me again.
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Speaker 3: I was in the crowd.
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Speaker 1: I was there.
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Speaker 3: Call me up. Woo woo.
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Speaker 2: Watched Doctor Stace's back. Stace has been helping Zorah unpack
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Speaker 2: some of her crazy dreams. Would be very oppressed what
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Speaker 2: Stace skips from the dreams. None of us could have
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Speaker 2: thought of what she says, and one of our listeners,
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Speaker 2: Hither actually reached out and asked Stace her advice or
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Speaker 2: what the dream that she has just had means.
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Speaker 4: She's back our resident, we will dream doctor Stacey Morrison
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Speaker 4: because we realized she's got a talent.
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Speaker 1: So he's got the talent man, And you know, this
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Speaker 1: is what I love about when we explain the dream.
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Speaker 1: So she takes a deep dive in and we look
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Speaker 1: at each o. Bro, that's it, Stacey.
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Speaker 4: Can pull apart and analyze dreams. And you did such
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Speaker 4: a good job of doing it to my dream Stacy
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Speaker 4: that someone actually ticks it in and saying, has Stacy
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Speaker 4: ever thought of having a dream analysis segment on Flavor
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Speaker 4: because I would love to let you know about a
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Speaker 4: dream I had. I need clarity then from here that
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Speaker 4: is here, And then she went on to say, I
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Speaker 4: had a dream last night my partner and I were
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Speaker 4: in a bomb.
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Speaker 3: Squad and we were working together. Besties.
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Speaker 4: Anyway, turns out he was an undercover suicide bomber and
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Speaker 4: I had to shoot him. But he said he was
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Speaker 4: sorry to me before he died.
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Speaker 3: Dot dot.
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Speaker 5: The plots of dreams are sometimes a little bit out
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Speaker 5: of whack. So if he's a suicide bomber, but she
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Speaker 5: had to shoot him, then he didn't get to do
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Speaker 5: his mission of a suicide bomb because she shot him.
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Speaker 3: You know, what I mean.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, so some of the plot is not great, but
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Speaker 5: what this is about, I would say, is that they've
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Speaker 5: had an argument and ultimately this is about her being
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Speaker 5: right and him apologizing to her at the end. Blowing
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Speaker 5: up a situation literally is key because they are talking
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Speaker 5: about you know, they're on a bomb squad together, and
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Speaker 5: then she finds out something about him and he admits
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Speaker 5: I was wrong. That's him apologizing to her as she
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Speaker 5: feels good about obviously and has come out in her dream.
18:43
Speaker 5: She's like, they had a blow up. He admits he
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Speaker 5: was wrong. She had to shoot him down, and he goes, yes,
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Speaker 5: I apologize. So she's affirming to herself I knew I
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Speaker 5: was right.
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Speaker 3: So clap. I make this up. You really can't make
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Speaker 3: this up.
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Speaker 4: This is a really short one, and it's all I
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Speaker 4: remember from mine this morning.
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Speaker 5: Oh so you had this stream last night. Yes, I
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Speaker 5: don't know about this. By the way, this's all new information.
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Speaker 3: Yes it is.
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Speaker 4: I had this really strange dream that I was getting
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Speaker 4: ready for Halloween, which I'm not going to participate in,
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Speaker 4: but I'm trying to organize my outfit and I was
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Speaker 4: really last minute and I was sort of stressed out
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Speaker 4: and I had my friends there trying to help work
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Speaker 4: with me, to try and get me an outfit sorted,
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Speaker 4: and I ended up weirdly. Now I'm at work, and
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Speaker 4: I don't know if you guys remember we got a
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Speaker 4: delivery from McDonald's yesterday and there was helium balloons. And
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Speaker 4: then we were all like, oh, perfect, I'll be isn't
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Speaker 4: there a character from like It? Oh yeah, you know,
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Speaker 4: the clown one with the balloon that's up in the air.
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Speaker 4: And I was like, sweet, not, I'll be the little
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Speaker 4: kid that gets.
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Speaker 3: Taken onto the I hate those sort of movies.
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Speaker 4: But we're like great, awesome, And then I woke up
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Speaker 4: like right when the costume was out, and I got
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Speaker 4: the balloon from the office.
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Speaker 5: Well, for one thing, it's always better to sheer dreams
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Speaker 5: that are actually interesting. That's not a very interesting dream.
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Speaker 5: I'd have to say.
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Speaker 3: It's all over the place.
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Speaker 5: But what it is is a slightly anxious dream because
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Speaker 5: you went out last night. You knew you pushed it
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Speaker 5: out a little bit much. You got home at midnight,
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Speaker 5: and your friends are always there trying to help you
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Speaker 5: to get ready for work.
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Speaker 3: Get yourself organized.
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Speaker 5: You feel like you've got to plan things are on
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Speaker 5: the up like a balloon.
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Speaker 3: But you go, no, it's all a.
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Speaker 5: Bit missy and I haven't got it together.
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Speaker 3: Oh my god, you're going out before the show again.
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Speaker 3: I really want to talk about my dream. I think
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Speaker 3: that's something for off the record.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, I think it is.
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Speaker 4: And if you guys haven't listened to Off the Record,
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Speaker 4: well we take the things. We we can't talk about
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Speaker 4: it here.
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Speaker 3: I want to talk about my dream on Okay breakfastus.
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Speaker 3: What you search up on iHeart Radio stays a Zorah
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Speaker 3: and Arlie.
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Speaker 2: Giving someone special their flowers doesn't happen very often. I'm
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Speaker 2: sure most of you may have seen that viral video
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Speaker 2: going around where Adele was acknowledging Celendon at one of
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Speaker 2: her performances. It's very Adele ends up in tears and
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Speaker 2: gives her a big hug and then has seen making
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Speaker 2: a special shout out to her. From this, the team
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Speaker 2: decided they wanted to actually take some time to have
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Speaker 2: a special shout out to the person that has had
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Speaker 2: that influence on their lives. And I'm just giving you awarding.
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Speaker 2: There may be some tears.
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Speaker 1: The other night, you know, I had a bit of
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Speaker 1: a moment scrolling on Internet, But what's new at around
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Speaker 1: ten o'clock, somebody just needs to take my phone off
21:44
Speaker 1: me because I found myself almost in tears when I
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Speaker 1: was watching Adele. Right, she was at a concert like
21:52
Speaker 1: it's one of a Residents gigs and Residency gigs in
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Speaker 1: Las Vegas, and somebody told her that Celendion was in
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Speaker 1: the crowd. So she got off stage and was walking
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Speaker 1: through the crowd looking for Celendia, and you could literally
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Speaker 1: see her talking to her security like.
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Speaker 3: Where is she? Where is she?
22:09
Speaker 1: But it was the moment when she finally found Celendion,
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Speaker 1: my heart like was torn into pieces.
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Speaker 4: And she's trying to sing to Celendia, I know, crying too.
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Speaker 3: Much, and then you have to see it to be feared.
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Speaker 5: I know how they both cry and hold each other's
22:30
Speaker 5: faces obviously in a lot of mutual respect.
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Speaker 1: I cried, I honestly, I almost I almost cried, but
22:37
Speaker 1: like thankfully Noah was like, you know, sitting on my
22:39
Speaker 1: head and likely just being like annoying, but this is
22:42
Speaker 1: my four year old boy, just been annoying.
22:44
Speaker 3: But like it's the way they embrace each other, you
22:46
Speaker 3: know what I mean? Oh, you mean a lot to me, Yeah,
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Speaker 3: you know.
22:49
Speaker 4: And that was the beautiful thing is Adele and that
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Speaker 4: moment was able to give Celendi on her flowers. She
22:54
Speaker 4: was able to say, Wow, you've inspired me, you've motivated me,
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Speaker 4: You've had an effect on my life.
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Speaker 3: Where you don't know they said that, but that was
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Speaker 3: the Yeah, that's the vibe by God anyways.
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Speaker 4: But that's that's what I think we should do now,
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Speaker 4: you know, because it's not often you really sit there
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Speaker 4: and go, you know what, this person kind of played
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Speaker 4: a part and changing my life.
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Speaker 3: So who would you give your flowers to?
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Speaker 1: Okay, I'll put myself in that situation, like similar to Adele.
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Speaker 1: I'm at a concert, okay, and then I find out
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Speaker 1: one of my idols, one somebody who's inspired me, somebody
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Speaker 1: who shaped my music career, you know that is in
23:32
Speaker 1: the crowd, and that person will be Fiji George ve
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Speaker 1: Gooso to be honest, and I've always looked up to
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Speaker 1: this man because like growing up, we grew up to
23:43
Speaker 1: his music. And then, you know, I'm grateful that I've
23:46
Speaker 1: actually got the had the opportunity to work alongside him
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Speaker 1: and perform with them. But he's at a stage where
23:52
Speaker 1: he sort of just sits back and sees all the
23:56
Speaker 1: Polynesian artists do their thing.
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Speaker 3: But you know, he paved the way for a lot
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Speaker 3: of us.
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Speaker 1: And you know we've stilled on some pretty big shoulders,
24:04
Speaker 1: including his, and I'm still making my way up there.
24:07
Speaker 1: But if he was ever in my crowd, he would
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Speaker 1: be the person nice I would have my Adele and
24:12
Speaker 1: Celindion moment, you know with you know your eyes.
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Speaker 4: Are glazing over talking about it, right, because I love
24:17
Speaker 4: blazing tearing up to I love this man.
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Speaker 1: Honestly, he's a He's a giving man. You know, he's
24:23
Speaker 1: like just doesn't really think about himself. Do you know
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Speaker 1: what I'm saying? All his music, he's a godfather.
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Speaker 3: It's beautiful.
24:30
Speaker 4: I would if I was on stage and I would
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Speaker 4: have to give my flowers to my nan Because my
24:38
Speaker 4: Nana for me when I moved into her house at sixteen,
24:41
Speaker 4: she was the first person in my life that had
24:43
Speaker 4: given me stability and normality, which, let me tell you, I.
24:47
Speaker 3: Was not used to.
24:48
Speaker 4: I felt very uncomfortable in that house for the first
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Speaker 4: six months, but once I adjusted, I just felt like
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Speaker 4: no one. Reflecting on it now, I'm like, wow, no one,
24:58
Speaker 4: no one had done that for me ever, so it
25:01
Speaker 4: would always be my name, and she knows that.
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Speaker 3: I mean, she's so.
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Speaker 5: It is amazing and you're amazing Toozarah.
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Speaker 3: I love your relationship with your name.
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Speaker 5: For me, I've done this, and I've done this in
25:14
Speaker 5: public with Hannah more He Dame Henah. Well, yeah, we'll
25:17
Speaker 5: just like talking about things that she's done. So I've
25:20
Speaker 5: had opportunities to talk about how she sang the anthem
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Speaker 5: and Maudi anyone you know, lost it and then that
25:25
Speaker 5: it ended up becoming I think, where we sing anthem
25:28
Speaker 5: in both languages. But also before that, when her daughter
25:30
Speaker 5: Hannett Octodi was born and she had fifteen minutes, she
25:35
Speaker 5: was starved at oxygen in the birth canal, so she
25:39
Speaker 5: was born with a lot of challenges. So, you know
25:41
Speaker 5: my and then Hanowe, he had breast cancer. So the
25:44
Speaker 5: times I've talked about this, you know, publicly, and I've cried,
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Speaker 5: cried because I just have so much respect for her,
25:51
Speaker 5: ingratitude for who she's been in my life as well.
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Speaker 3: But yeah, then we end up laughing each other. Girl,
25:56
Speaker 3: shut up, I just look a fisted trying to talk
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Speaker 3: this interview about you.
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Speaker 4: Well, you did actually do that at the Hocker World
26:04
Speaker 4: Record He's standing right next to her, and it was
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Speaker 4: emotional and it's beautiful and I'm so glad that you
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Speaker 4: know she.
26:10
Speaker 3: Did that too. See this woman.
26:12
Speaker 2: Another week, another hip hop mystery, which I've said before,
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Speaker 2: not only is Stace teaching your the or two, but
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Speaker 2: she's also teaching us quite a bit, especially me be
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Speaker 2: the youngest and the team. This week, Stace dived into
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Speaker 2: a girl group called ISIS, which were only around for
26:29
Speaker 2: a few years back in the early two thousands, and
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Speaker 2: she has a look at what they're doing now hip.
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Speaker 6: Hop and.
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Speaker 5: Today's hip hop mystery is checking in with a group
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Speaker 5: you may have forgotten about. American R and B girl
26:47
Speaker 5: group whose name stood for Intelligent Sexy Young Soul Sisters,
26:52
Speaker 5: otherwise known as ISIS tripped.
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Speaker 3: This Day and Night.
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Speaker 5: It charted in the Hot one hundreds in two thousand
27:06
Speaker 5: and two from their debut album ended up being their
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Speaker 5: only album, The Way We Do That featured Jada Kiss
27:11
Speaker 5: as well, and today we will look at one of
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Speaker 5: their songs, single for the Rest of My Life. They
27:17
Speaker 5: also had a feature on a Mark Morrison track, Time
27:20
Speaker 5: to Creep.
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Speaker 3: Ques Night Home Again.
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Speaker 5: The original members consisted of Letitia Harrison, Adena Clark quee Que,
27:31
Speaker 5: Davis Martin, and Lemiah Good, who's actually the older sister
27:34
Speaker 5: of the actress Megan Good as well. So they get together.
27:38
Speaker 5: They have auditions that they know each other through high school,
27:41
Speaker 5: and then La Reid signs them. They had a couple
27:44
Speaker 5: of options and they released these songs. Those went well.
27:48
Speaker 5: They were nominated for two Soule Trained Lady of Soul Awards.
27:52
Speaker 5: They won one. They were the spokesperson for their haircare
27:54
Speaker 5: products Got to Be So Smooth, But then they were
27:58
Speaker 5: dropped from Arista Records during the production of their second album.
28:02
Speaker 5: As Kiki said, they tried to stay together.
28:04
Speaker 2: Once you know, it was over.
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Speaker 8: I was kind of like, you know, what am I
28:08
Speaker 8: supposed to do now? You know, So it definitely was
28:10
Speaker 8: discouraging at first to you know, try to figure out.
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Speaker 3: What the next move was, like, you know.
28:16
Speaker 8: So in the group, actually we tried to stay together
28:19
Speaker 8: and we tried to you know, work it out, but
28:21
Speaker 8: it still wasn't the same because one of the members,
28:24
Speaker 8: you know, she had left politics, so it just wasn't
28:27
Speaker 8: the same. We decided to just all go our separate ways.
28:31
Speaker 8: But we're actually all still really really good friends.
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Speaker 5: But Adina Klek, whose she just mentioned, got married in
28:36
Speaker 5: twenty eleven, became a published author and she writes for
28:40
Speaker 5: La Sentinel as well. Also, Letitia Harrison is a key
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Speaker 5: giver for the disabled and elderly, and Keiki Davis Martin
28:49
Speaker 5: had a bit of a solo music career, but Lamayah
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Speaker 5: Good is the one that you may have seen in
28:54
Speaker 5: acting roles like Kingdom Business.
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Speaker 3: Shall remember to keep the Sabbath day holy.
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Speaker 6: You're tripping, this is, guys, because real Gospall wouldn't make
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Speaker 6: you want to grab your boyfriend both midday on a.
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Speaker 5: Cool Okay, so this is not tripping because you remember
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Speaker 5: from two thousand and to a great track from isis
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Speaker 5: single for the Rest of My Life And that is
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Speaker 5: your hip hop mystery because if you don't know, now
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Speaker 5: you know.
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Speaker 2: And that's a wrap for another week of producer picks.
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Speaker 2: If you're a League fan, I'm sure you'll either be
29:26
Speaker 2: hitting along to the game or watching the Kiwi team
29:30
Speaker 2: go against Togga. This evening I'll be ripping the Kiwi
29:33
Speaker 2: team from my couch so I can have an early
29:36
Speaker 2: night before the Auckland half marathon tomorrow. If anyone else
29:39
Speaker 2: is out there doing it a good luck and let's
29:42
Speaker 2: just hope that the weather is all good. Catch you
29:44
Speaker 2: guys next week.
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Speaker 3: See ya.
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Speaker 1: Thanks for listening to Flavor Breakfast producer picks.
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