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FULL SHOW: Sam holds down the ship! · Toni, Jase & Sam - Breakfast Catchup

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Speaker 1: Coast Breakfast brought to you by Bargain Chemist Their Policy,
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Speaker 1: New Zealand's Cheapest Chemist, Tony Jason Sam's feel good Breakfast
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Speaker 1: Can't Shut podcast.
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Speaker 2: On today's Breakfast catch up podcast, we speak to Jeff
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Speaker 2: Wilson about the Super Rugby competition as it winds up
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Speaker 2: and heads to the nitty gritty. But we also talk
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Speaker 2: about the types of different photographers, which one are you
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Speaker 2: and don't bother turning off the lights. It's not saving
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Speaker 2: as much money as you think. All that and more
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Speaker 2: on today's breakfast podcast. This is Coas brought to you
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Speaker 2: by Bargain Chemists Their Policy, New Zealand's Cheapest Chemists, and
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Speaker 2: I suspect there'd be some chemist visits today because we
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Speaker 2: are a couple people down, Tony and Jase. We have
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Speaker 2: got a call from Tony's husband this morning at about
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Speaker 2: four am saying Tony had been up since one o'clock
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Speaker 2: with what sounded like a meat ball incident. Producer Rosie.
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Speaker 2: So that's disgusting. My fingers crossed. That everyone's okay and
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Speaker 2: it's just Jason with the man flu. I'm sure he'll
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Speaker 2: be fine by Monday. What does he had here? Three
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Speaker 2: days off a little bit of a tickle on the show.
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Speaker 2: That's right, it's not going to stop me from doing
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Speaker 2: this though, right you go, And right now it's time
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Speaker 2: for Sam's week news, weekly news, like a wrap the
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Speaker 2: week news. We have to stop this. Let's get into
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Speaker 2: what the king has his birthday and we all had
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Speaker 2: a day off. He didn't know.
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Speaker 1: Well, in the UK, there's a new meaning to the
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Speaker 1: phrase cash is King, with King Charles presented with the
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Speaker 1: first new banknotes featuring his face.
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Speaker 2: Yes, he's been waiting seventy five years to have his
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Speaker 2: face on the banknotes, just in time for the banknotes
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Speaker 2: to be irrelevant. And if that's not a metaphor, I
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Speaker 2: don't know what it is. That is cruel indeed, and
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Speaker 2: a new tourist attraction. And Dargable many Fano that are
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Speaker 2: pulling their teeth out with pliers. God knows what they're
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Speaker 2: taking for pain relief. Good Heaven's Dargable gives a dental clinic. Yes,
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Speaker 2: they didn't have one. Unbelievable And this day and age
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Speaker 2: one of my favorite parts of the country. Though Glink
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Speaker 2: Scully Poe too beautiful people, terrible teeth. Let's get political.
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Speaker 2: The government says no to funding cancer drugs, but finds
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Speaker 2: four billion dollars for potholes, which makes you think New
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Speaker 2: Zealand must have more potholes than Bill Rolston. And what
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Speaker 2: are they using to fill them? Who are they using
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Speaker 2: to fill them? Dentists a Yes, Ebba Receiver, Swedish Night
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Speaker 2: of It, and Robert Irwin sparks controversy by appearing in
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Speaker 2: a Twisty's commercial.
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Speaker 3: Nstituents, I say, chicken is the people's twistings. Sure, cheese
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Speaker 3: came first, but second borns were made to perfection.
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Speaker 2: Sorry. First of all, a chicken twist is not right.
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Speaker 2: It rosie a chicken twist quite hard. Well you think
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Speaker 2: of chicken chips, though they're quite good, I know, but
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Speaker 2: the twisty is an institution. It's orange, just not quite
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Speaker 2: a yellow twisty as opposed to an orange, so it's where. Secondly,
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Speaker 2: Australian's outrage commercializing the sacred Irwin name has proven to
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Speaker 2: be a real dagger to the hearts too far a
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Speaker 2: big week for the world's leaders. Hold your half eatn Taco.
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Speaker 2: Mexico has a new president and she's a woman. Faraje
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Speaker 2: gets a milkshake to the face, which I'm sure Stephen
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Speaker 2: Joyce is feeling hard done by and Donald Trump's guilty
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Speaker 2: conviction has him contemplating the Crowbar motel. Judge could decide
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Speaker 2: to say, hey, house, arrest, read and jail. I'm okay
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Speaker 2: with it. One of my lawyers the other day on
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Speaker 2: televisions saying, oh, no, you don't want to do that.
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Speaker 2: To the present, I said, don't you know, beg for anything,
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Speaker 2: Laura as we call him now, the forty fifth president
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Speaker 2: of the United States. That's good, That's that's a high
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Speaker 2: level of dad jokes. Right.
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Speaker 1: Yeah.
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Speaker 2: Elon Mask is connecting the world with his high speed internet,
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Speaker 2: linking one of the most isolated tribes in the world
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Speaker 2: with Starlink, and after nine months they now have a
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Speaker 2: problem with video games, phone addiction and watching pornography or
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Speaker 2: as we call it here at Coast week in at
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Speaker 2: Jason's house for himself, which makes it even better. And
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Speaker 2: we are a terror. We are terrible at pecking lotto numbers.
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Speaker 2: We've failed to pick them right once again. So tomorrow
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Speaker 2: jack pot is fifty million dollars, So good luck to everybody.
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Speaker 2: And that was the wee can use without crowd effects
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Speaker 2: from Tony and Jason John said, God there, now I
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Speaker 2: want to talk to you about photography. Occasionally we all
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Speaker 2: need to have photos taken for us. And Rosie, our producer,
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Speaker 2: already know you're going to come down on me on us. Well,
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Speaker 2: people transform, don't they As soon as you're say can
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Speaker 2: you take a take a photo for me? They take
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Speaker 2: on a certain persona or role. And I'm going to
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Speaker 2: read a list here and I want you to try
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Speaker 2: and work out which one of these you transform into.
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Speaker 4: And if you were at the Paper plus book Club
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Speaker 4: down and Chrish, it probably would have seen my style
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Speaker 4: of taking.
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Speaker 2: You do it, You do a very specific thing. The
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Speaker 2: first one is the landscaper. This is turning the camera
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Speaker 2: on its side, which used to be the correct thing
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Speaker 2: to do, but now with social media and everything being vertical,
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Speaker 2: never turns dad does. It's a it's an older thing. Yeah.
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Speaker 2: It is the wide shot. You stand so far back
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Speaker 2: it looks like someone's walked into your scenery shot. Those
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Speaker 2: are quite nice, though there sometimes look good on the
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Speaker 2: I can do. The dedicated professional gets and takes a
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Speaker 2: million shots and photo and portrait mode and skims through
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Speaker 2: all your settings. Are you saying this one's no it's
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Speaker 2: not you do do that though you.
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Speaker 4: Don't really use the portrait mode?
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Speaker 2: Are you? The contortionist bends themselves into weird different positions
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Speaker 2: while taking snaps? Do you think I do that? That's
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Speaker 2: what you do. You frame up and then you you
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Speaker 2: move your body to go close, wide, change, trying.
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Speaker 4: To give you some different options and you know, make
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Speaker 4: sure everyone's happy with the angle.
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Speaker 2: You are the contortionists. What about the finger and shot?
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Speaker 2: Infinitely disappointed when you get that back, and you know
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Speaker 2: you're dealing with an amateur.
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Speaker 4: At that point, and if you haven't taken the multiple photos,
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Speaker 4: then that's going to be on the options.
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Speaker 2: You take multiple that's right, the great planner, take at
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Speaker 2: least five minutes and you get one photo back.
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Speaker 5: See that.
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Speaker 2: It's even worse and the most annoying of all is
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Speaker 2: how to unlock this phone? Now there's a learning from
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Speaker 2: this list. I don't know which which one of these
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Speaker 2: personas you take on, but every single phone, and it's
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Speaker 2: my biggest bugby, it can be unlocked without having the
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Speaker 2: person's past go a camera. There's a little camera button
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Speaker 2: down the bottom. If you find that you don't have
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Speaker 2: to get the person to unlock their phone. I wanted
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Speaker 2: to finish with a learning Okay, that's all for me.
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Speaker 2: That is the list of the photographers and how people.
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Speaker 4: I think the Contortionist is definitely the best way to go.
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Speaker 2: You reckon Absolutely.
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Speaker 1: Coasts, Feel Good, Breefast to catch Up podcast with Coasts,
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Speaker 1: Tony Street, Jas Reeves, and Sam Wallace, Tony and Jace Away.
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Speaker 2: Today we've got a meatball incident and Jason's a little
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Speaker 2: bit sick, but it's not going to stop us from
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Speaker 2: doing our journals and every week it is inspired by
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Speaker 2: Matthew McConaughey. And the reason we use this audio from
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Speaker 2: Matthew McConaughey is his g because he wrote a book
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Speaker 2: which had nothing written in it was just cues to journal,
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Speaker 2: and that is great marketing.
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Speaker 5: All right, all right, all right, yes, indeed you are
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Speaker 5: the author of your story of your journal. In this journal,
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Speaker 5: you will get to know yourself better, and who better
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Speaker 5: to get to.
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Speaker 2: Know Indeed, now I am going to go first here,
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Speaker 2: and that is because producer Rosie she hasn't done her
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Speaker 2: own journal, but Tony Street is so organized. She seemed
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Speaker 2: to me last night she emailed what she's going to
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Speaker 2: say through so Rosie's going to read that in just
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Speaker 2: a second, but I'll do mine because I have some
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Speaker 2: big news for you, dear journal. Doesn't time fly And
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Speaker 2: the older you get, the faster it goes. Can you
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Speaker 2: believe we are already halfway through the year. But over
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Speaker 2: the last few weeks time has slowed down because I've
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Speaker 2: started a countdown clop for a family holiday to Europe
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Speaker 2: twenty days from today, and boy, is time moving slowly now.
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Speaker 2: It includes Venice, a villa in Tuscany, Rome, a cruise
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Speaker 2: through the Mediterranean. This is not something my family could
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Speaker 2: ever afford. My parents they have never paid for anything.
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Speaker 2: They are old school like that. You have to learn
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Speaker 2: the value of money, boy, But this time my parents
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Speaker 2: are paying for the trip from the inheritance from my grandparents.
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Speaker 2: My grandfather. He was a fabricator, a welder. My grandmother
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Speaker 2: one of the most intelligent women I have ever known,
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Speaker 2: who lived through a time where she was never able
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Speaker 2: to meet her true potential. She never got to see
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Speaker 2: the world, let alone conquer it like I know she
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Speaker 2: would have. But together they have passed on the opportunity
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Speaker 2: for us to see it. This is my grandparents' gift
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Speaker 2: to their great grandchildren, children they have never met, but
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Speaker 2: in experience we know they will certainly approve of well
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Speaker 2: maybe not the cruise ship's unlimited drinks package, but the
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Speaker 2: chance to see the world one hundred percent. This is
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Speaker 2: the ultimate example of the man or the woman that
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Speaker 2: plants the tree, who shade they will never sit under.
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Speaker 2: That was so great, Sam, Thank you. It's very cool,
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Speaker 2: and that trip sounds I'm away for a little bit.
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Speaker 2: It's going to be amazing. I mean that week. We
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Speaker 2: could never afford this trip and it is the chance.
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Speaker 2: It is the trip of a lifetime. So yeah, I've
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Speaker 2: absolutely filled with gratitude for my parents and for my
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Speaker 2: grandparents that obviously have passed away and have allowed us
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Speaker 2: to do this. So it's really cool. And on to
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Speaker 2: Tony's channel, go for it.
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Speaker 4: So yeah, she sent this to me last night before
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Speaker 4: she knew she was going to be sick. Journal You'd
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Speaker 4: think after forty years of practice, the penny would have
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Speaker 4: finally dropped by now for me, but I'm sorry to
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Speaker 4: report it hasn't. You See, getting up early for work,
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Speaker 4: running a household, and chasing round after three very active
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Speaker 4: young children requires an incredible amount of energy, and most
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Speaker 4: days I've got energy in spades, but there always comes
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Speaker 4: a tipping point, especially if it's been a particularly busy
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Speaker 4: week with commitments in the evening. On those weekends, it's
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Speaker 4: essential that somewhere, somehow you make up for that lack
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Speaker 4: of sleep and relentless pace. Something's got to give, and
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Speaker 4: if you don't be proactive, boy, stay to feel it.
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Speaker 4: It catches up with you. The bags under the eyes,
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Speaker 4: the irritability, irritability with the kids, the feeling of being
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Speaker 4: overwhelmed with life in general. You see, normally, when people
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Speaker 4: ask me what time do you go to bed with
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Speaker 4: your early starts, I reply about nine, but that's actually
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Speaker 4: a lie. It's usually around nine point thirty if I'm lucky,
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Speaker 4: and that regularly slips to ten pm.
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Speaker 2: But not this week, my friends.
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Speaker 4: This week, I've been to bed twice at eight pm.
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Speaker 4: I've actually been getting the sleep required to function like
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Speaker 4: a regular human being. And what do you know, I'm
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Speaker 4: not finishing this week an anxious wreck. I'm actually pretty
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Speaker 4: well rested and excited for a great weekend now to
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Speaker 4: repeat that next week, which is very ironic considering Tony
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Speaker 4: isn't here today.
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Speaker 2: I wonder one of the reasons she is finally getting
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Speaker 2: some sleep with the facts she's actually getting crooked about
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Speaker 2: the whole week. So yeah, that might be a that
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Speaker 2: might be a sign. We've also got some good news
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Speaker 2: to celebrate as well. We should give a take our
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Speaker 2: hats off to Lorna who picked up and a Water
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Speaker 2: at the On Radio Awards last night, picking up Best
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Speaker 2: Music Network Host. So congratulations to Lirey Lorna and she'll
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Speaker 2: be with the Feel Good five hundred after Coast Breakfast
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Speaker 2: this morning. I want to talk to you about my toilet.
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Speaker 2: What have you got stuck in your toilet, rosy anything?
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Speaker 2: I don't think I've ever had anything stuck in the toilet.
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Speaker 2: I have a plumbing bill coming and I want to
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Speaker 2: talk to you through it. So what we got was
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Speaker 2: a was a gurgling toilet, and then the toilet wouldn't flush,
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Speaker 2: And then we noticed that when we flushed the toilet,
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Speaker 2: the shower gurgled, and that's when we knew we had problems.
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Speaker 2: So we called it plumber, and the plumber took about
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Speaker 2: three days. Oh there's an added complication as well. The
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Speaker 2: washing machine. Now it doesn't drain out, so it fills
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Speaker 2: up the sink and the laundry, and then that overflows
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Speaker 2: and spells across the garage floor. So all of your
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Speaker 2: plumbing was pretty much gone. Downstairs, half of the house
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Speaker 2: is completely stuff. So we called the plumber. He came
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Speaker 2: three days later and he went fishing and pumping and
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Speaker 2: doing all the things to try and get this object
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Speaker 2: out of the toilet. Now, when you have three young
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Speaker 2: kids under five, you know when the toilet doesn't work,
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Speaker 2: something has been stuck down the toilet. And this is
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Speaker 2: the real mystery here because we don't know what it
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Speaker 2: is being expense. There could be a watch, and no
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Speaker 2: one's owning up to it. No one's owning up to
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Speaker 2: You ask them and they just they just go quiet.
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Speaker 2: So that's what we're battling. So yesterday we went to
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Speaker 2: stage two and we got the drain people. And so
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Speaker 2: the drain people different to the plu different to the plumber.
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Speaker 2: Now they come in a very specialized van with pumping
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Speaker 2: equipment and they even have this little machine that they
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Speaker 2: poke down the toilet and it's got like I guess,
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Speaker 2: some crescent head that spins to loosen up the debris.
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Speaker 2: That hasn't worked either. So we had a two hour
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Speaker 2: call out with him yesterday. Anything that they can't clear
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Speaker 2: the blockage, so what whatever? They can fill the blockage
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Speaker 2: with their little so it's there. It's there, but they
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Speaker 2: don't know what it is. So the next stage went
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Speaker 2: to stage three, Now and better and their advice is
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Speaker 2: now and this has happened today at eleven thirty cam Lindich.
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Speaker 2: My plumber is coming back to take the toilet off wall.
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Speaker 2: And that doesn't mean you can access whatever's in there either.
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Speaker 2: So the toilet comes off the wall. Then they stick
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Speaker 2: down a camera to idea to find where the blockage is.
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Speaker 2: Now we know where that pipe runs. It runs under
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Speaker 2: my lawn, so they're going to have to dig up
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Speaker 2: my No. But here's the worst. But I don't have
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Speaker 2: a lawn, I have AstroTurf, so you're.
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Speaker 4: Gonna have to relay all the AstroTurf as well.
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Speaker 2: Afterwards we are digging up the astro turf. So two
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Speaker 2: questions here, how big is my plumbing bill going to be?
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Speaker 2: And on earth is blocking my drain? I hope it's
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Speaker 2: a gold bullion so that I can pay for the plumbers.
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Speaker 2: Who's your main suspect at the moment, I think it's
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Speaker 2: cose it I have quizzed her. She looked very, very guilty. Anyway,
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Speaker 2: I would love to know what's got stuck in your toilet.
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Speaker 2: I give us a tix on two six nine to nine.
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Speaker 2: I'll tell you what is blowing up though at the moment,
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Speaker 2: and that is Bridgeton. Isn't that a motive gets you excited,
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Speaker 2: doesn't it? What a wonderful series. In fact, our boss
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Speaker 2: when as far as society as television perfection and I
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Speaker 2: tend to agree. So we've decided to celebrate Bridgeton in
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Speaker 2: the latest series with the Bridgeton I t We're having
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Speaker 2: it at the Hilton in Auckland, and we wish we
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Speaker 2: could spread it much further afield, but it is a
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Speaker 2: cost of living crisis, so it is only an Auckland
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Speaker 2: event at this stage, but it might grow because Bridgeton
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Speaker 2: is doing definitely that it is growing. Everyone is behind it.
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Speaker 2: So with this high t we thought we'd come dressed
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Speaker 2: in theme, which meant that we had to go to
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Speaker 2: a costume shop yesterday with producer Rosie who's with me
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Speaker 2: this morning and choose our outfits. And of course Jason
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Speaker 2: was away. Tony wasn't at the stage, so he was
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Speaker 2: always going to be the victim this cruel reality because
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Speaker 2: we got to choose his outfit and we chose our
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Speaker 2: own as well, and we look magnificent, don't be rosy,
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Speaker 2: Absolutely wonderful, well on thing, thank you, thank you. Yes,
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Speaker 2: I'm going as Colin Bridgeton.
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Speaker 4: Honestly in the outfit, I think you might have been
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Speaker 4: born for the eraror.
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Speaker 2: I felt good in it. I had my cane in
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Speaker 2: my top hat and everything was first coach, the waistcoats,
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Speaker 2: it was the whole looking. As soon as you put
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Speaker 2: clothes on like that from the eighteen hundreds, you start
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Speaker 2: to walk differently, don't you. Tony Street was she's obviously
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Speaker 2: Penelope the star of the show, looking for her center,
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Speaker 2: and she felt like she was doing that yesterday at
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Speaker 2: some first thing costume shopp didn't it because as she
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Speaker 2: was trying on the different dresses there was a few incidents.
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Speaker 2: An incident. It's not easy to you know, to squeeze
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Speaker 2: yourself into a corset.
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Speaker 4: Well, those dresses are quite supposed to be.
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Speaker 2: Quite tight, yes, And I mean with Penelope, we know
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Speaker 2: that it is very much up on a shelf, isn't
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Speaker 2: it there. It's kind of the starring attraction of the show.
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Speaker 2: And there was a there was a flashing of a nipple,
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Speaker 2: wasn't there at one stage? And it's just a tiny,
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Speaker 2: just a little moment, you know, But that is that
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Speaker 2: is the problem with fashion, isn't it's sometimes it's it's
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Speaker 2: form over function, And we learned that yesterday.
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Speaker 4: Well, you're coming down on Tony's incident with her fashion.
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Speaker 2: What about your incident? What would it happen with mine?
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Speaker 2: Your pants?
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Speaker 4: Oh?
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Speaker 2: Yes, I didn't know this. The funny lace up pants.
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Speaker 2: You actually need to lace them up at the back,
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Speaker 2: which is very inconvenient, and put them on backwards. I
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Speaker 2: put my pants on backwards. But what's greater than all
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Speaker 2: of this, greater than Penelope and Colin, is the role
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Speaker 2: that we have assigned to Jason, who was not there,
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Speaker 2: and he's coming as the Queen. And I tried on
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Speaker 2: that outfit yesterday and then all of a sudden I
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Speaker 2: became the brunt of the jokes. But I'll tell you what,
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Speaker 2: it's a beautiful outfit. Jason's going to be I think
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Speaker 2: he's going to love the mid drift on it the most.
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Speaker 2: The fact that it's just a little bit of jelly show.
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Speaker 4: It will be a midriff on. I think it'll sit
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Speaker 4: a bit higher on her.
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Speaker 2: Oh, you do quite forgiving though, I never knew that
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Speaker 2: with this era the people of influence would wear the
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Speaker 2: big pillows along the side to push out their dress
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Speaker 2: to make it look like a beehive of some sort. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
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Speaker 2: gave you some very curvy hips. Got to have some
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Speaker 2: lovely gutes. Anyway, it's going to be a sight to behold.
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Speaker 2: If you want to be a part of that, Bridget
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Speaker 2: and Breakfast, what you need to do is just simply
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Speaker 2: text the word bridgeton to two six nine nine. We
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Speaker 2: would love you to come along.
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Speaker 1: Thanks for listening to the Feel Good Breakfast catch up
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Speaker 1: podcast with Coast Tony Street, Jace Reeves and Sam Wallas.
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Speaker 2: The Chaste Fromongo up again to see him today. And
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Speaker 2: if I worn't, well, I'll be surprised. But if I do,
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Speaker 2: probably use the money. I'm maybe going out tonight, so
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Speaker 2: you know, I say a little bit of extra cash, beautiful, Pete,
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Speaker 2: what are the plans for tonight? Peter? There? Are you there? Pete?
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Speaker 2: I am yes, what are your plans for tonight?
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Speaker 4: Oh?
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Speaker 5: My mates just invited me to go out to the
17:24
Speaker 5: local six club for the pool and whatever.
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Speaker 2: You So, my wife's currently in Adelaide, So yeah, I mate,
17:31
Speaker 2: you're on your own. You can go crazy tonight. Li said,
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Speaker 2: we can add seven hundred dollars spending money for you tonight.
17:37
Speaker 2: I have no idea what the quiz is, Like Rosie
17:39
Speaker 2: has written and she's going to be reading the questions.
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Speaker 2: So I'm going to leave, and I wish you all
17:43
Speaker 2: the luck in the world. Maybe you can pass and
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Speaker 2: come back have help from Dickens over here.
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Speaker 4: From one of the studios across the way.
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Speaker 2: Hello, everybody, So how are you feeling? Pete? Pretty nervous,
17:57
Speaker 2: to be fair, pretty nervous.
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Speaker 4: All right, well shall we should we crack into it?
18:02
Speaker 4: So Pete, are you ready?
18:05
Speaker 2: I am? You are okay? Your time starts now. What
18:10
Speaker 2: is Garfield's favorite food? Yes? What's the largest mammal.
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Speaker 5: Blue whale?
18:18
Speaker 2: Yes?
18:19
Speaker 4: And what decade did Princess Diana.
18:20
Speaker 2: And I ninety? Yes?
18:23
Speaker 4: Who is living Coronation Street after fifty years? What's the
18:28
Speaker 4: name of the world's largest cruise ship, um.
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Speaker 2: Legion? No, that's a three out of five today.
18:41
Speaker 4: That's pretty good going. That is pretty good going. I
18:43
Speaker 4: would say that would have been about what I would
18:46
Speaker 4: have got. We're gonna bring Sammy.
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Speaker 2: Back into the studio.
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Speaker 4: Now you're chasing a three today, Sam, Yeah, door is
18:53
Speaker 4: left open for you.
18:55
Speaker 2: Right. Was it a hard quiz Dickens?
18:57
Speaker 4: Yes, he's very smart.
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Speaker 2: Okay, Sam? Are you feeling ready? I'm just worried about Dickens,
19:07
Speaker 2: to be honest.
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Speaker 4: Okay, Sam, your time starts now. What is Garfield's favorite food?
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Speaker 2: Lasagna? Yes? What's the largest mammal the whale? Yes? And
19:18
Speaker 2: what decade did Princess Diana I? The nineties?
19:23
Speaker 5: Yes?
19:25
Speaker 2: And that is a jab there and sat there about.
19:33
Speaker 4: And he has been caught unfortunately, Pete.
19:36
Speaker 2: Should we carry on? Should we carry on with quiz?
19:38
Speaker 5: Sam?
19:39
Speaker 2: Yeah? Yet's see how I get on. Who is leaving
19:41
Speaker 2: Coronation Street after fifty years? I wouldn't have a clue
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Speaker 2: who is it?
19:45
Speaker 4: It's Helen Worth or her character name was Gail Platte?
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Speaker 2: Okay, tough question, tough question.
19:51
Speaker 4: And what's the name of the world's largest cruise ship?
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Speaker 2: Wouldn't have it? Princess Icon of the Sea. The Sea,
20:03
Speaker 2: it's quite a new one as well, I believe ye. Well,
20:06
Speaker 2: three match good enough to defend the money eight hundred
20:09
Speaker 2: dollars on Monday. It is darker at the moment with
20:12
Speaker 2: a winter season and the lights. Leaving on the lights
20:17
Speaker 2: is always a point of contention in most families. So
20:19
Speaker 2: I remember my dad shouting at me when I was
20:22
Speaker 2: a wee lad, turn off the lights. We don't own
20:24
Speaker 2: a power station. But the game has changed, and I
20:26
Speaker 2: found this very very interesting. Indeed, So what we have done,
20:30
Speaker 2: Producer Rosie, is we've moved from incandescent lights. You know,
20:33
Speaker 2: the old school ones, which were beautiful. One had a
20:35
Speaker 2: lovely cast, a lovely light, especially if you're filming another one. Yeah,
20:38
Speaker 2: and today is very different because we use aled lights,
20:41
Speaker 2: which are really annoying if you're filming because if the
20:44
Speaker 2: lights flicker, because that's an LED isn't constantly on. It's
20:49
Speaker 2: flashing on and off the entire time. It just gives
20:51
Speaker 2: the illusion that it's on. That it's really fast. Yeah,
20:53
Speaker 2: that's how you that's how you save electricity because it's
20:55
Speaker 2: not effectively on the whole time. But if you're shooting
20:57
Speaker 2: at a high shutter of speed, you're doing slow motion
20:59
Speaker 2: stuff in the house. All of a sudden, we've.
21:01
Speaker 4: Got the flat makes sense, I see.
21:04
Speaker 2: Anyway, So someone's on a we investigation into how much
21:09
Speaker 2: energy or how much we spend when we leave the
21:10
Speaker 2: lights on, we leave the room, and the game has
21:12
Speaker 2: definitely changed. So with an incandescent bulb, it would cost
21:15
Speaker 2: a lot of money. That's why we were told to
21:17
Speaker 2: turn them off all the time. But apparently leaving the
21:20
Speaker 2: lights on in the lounge for twenty hours. Someone left
21:25
Speaker 2: the lights on twenty hours for this, Well, just lift
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Speaker 2: it off. This is science. It costs three cents, that's all.
21:33
Speaker 2: That's that's what it will cost you an electricity.
21:35
Speaker 4: This is brilliant new You know why I leave the
21:38
Speaker 4: lights on in the house all the time?
21:41
Speaker 2: Yeah, because you're a young person. That makes so frustrated
21:45
Speaker 2: that were you going to be in the money?
21:47
Speaker 4: It doesn't cost that actually the lights on, And this
21:49
Speaker 4: is my evidence.
21:50
Speaker 2: Yeah, I guess. I guess. To contrast, the scientific information
21:53
Speaker 2: is the fact that if you leave a number of
21:56
Speaker 2: rooms on for a number of times, three cents adds
21:59
Speaker 2: up over time, and it will add to your power ball.
22:02
Speaker 2: But I think just occasionally.
22:03
Speaker 4: Read rooms, that's only twelve cents, you know.
22:05
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's but twelve cents over the each day. There
22:08
Speaker 2: all of a sudden, it's dollars, isn't it? And we
22:10
Speaker 2: are penny pinching, But I guess the take home point
22:12
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22:16
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