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Early Breakfast with Ned & Sam - 13 March 2026 · Early Breakfast with Ned McHenry & Sam Daddow

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Speaker 1: Need mc henry and Sam Dado five double a early breakfast.
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Speaker 2: You know what it means when you hear that, Ned
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Speaker 2: McK henry, It is Friday, Good morning.
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Speaker 3: To you, Good morning Sammy. Just let that song breeze, seriously,
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Speaker 3: what is it? Just gives me in that mood.
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Speaker 4: It does things to me that usually only fishing, boating
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Speaker 4: and farming can do.
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Speaker 5: It just gives me that little tingle you know where
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Speaker 5: fantastic Happy Friday. Indeed, yes, jump on the phones.
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Speaker 2: We're here until six o'clock eight double two to three
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Speaker 2: double ow double oh zero double four eight oh eight
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Speaker 2: thirteen ninety five. We have that Peppers truck wash pack
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Speaker 2: to give away, all worth two hundred and fifty dollars
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Speaker 2: thanks to Ray Pepper. So jump on the phones. It
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Speaker 2: could be you or texting. Oh double four eight oh
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Speaker 2: wait thirteen ninety five.
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Speaker 4: Absolutely big show coming up. Just how's how has the
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Speaker 4: week been for you? Good weeks, strong week.
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Speaker 2: Short weeks are always interesting. You've also had a shorter week,
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Speaker 2: but we won't get into that.
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Speaker 5: What is that a bit of a smack of for
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Speaker 5: missing tuesdays anyway?
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Speaker 2: Short a week which means I mean you get your
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Speaker 2: extra sleep in on the Monday. Yeah, but you feel
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Speaker 2: like you're then cramming five days working before there could
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Speaker 2: be a bit more exhausting. I mean, first world problems,
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Speaker 2: I know, but I am happy to see the weekend.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, no, well done, I agree, been a great week.
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Speaker 4: Looking forward to the weekend too. Some people say that
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Speaker 4: alcohol effects sleep. As an athlete, you are taught that,
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Speaker 4: and if you've got an Apple Watch or a Whoop
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Speaker 4: or some form of fitness device, usually you know the
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Speaker 4: data will suggest that it does. However, I occasionally have
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Speaker 4: one or two glasses of red or a glass of
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Speaker 4: whiskey before bed, and I just sleep like an absolute log.
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Speaker 2: Do you feel like you wake up refreshed though?
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Speaker 3: I wake up great every day. Mate.
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Speaker 4: I'm like a crocodile just sitting in the water at
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Speaker 4: the Amazon and just just dead to the world.
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Speaker 3: And then I just wake up and snap into life.
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Speaker 3: A glass of whiskey.
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Speaker 4: Folks, if you can drink responsibly and it's not an
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Speaker 4: issue for you, I just recommend a couple of glasses
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Speaker 4: of a couple of box of ice and just a little.
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Speaker 3: Bit of skin.
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Speaker 2: What's what's your tip of the choice.
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Speaker 4: You know what I have been drinking, which is funny.
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Speaker 4: It's not really the traditional whiskey. You drinkers will actually
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Speaker 4: want to do things to me that aren't nice.
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Speaker 3: Dram Bowie tram.
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Speaker 5: It's like a honey, like sweet flavored, or like it's
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Speaker 5: a cure cure, same thing. And it's like it's not
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Speaker 5: a traditional whiskey. It's like sweeter, but it is whisky
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Speaker 5: and it is Oh my goodness, it's so good. But
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Speaker 5: we must move on because otherwise we just talk about alcohol,
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Speaker 5: and alcohol is not really that.
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Speaker 3: Good, is it?
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Speaker 6: Not?
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Speaker 2: Not overly? I mean it's good for it's good for
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Speaker 2: a good time, not good for good health. No moderate
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Speaker 2: in moderation.
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Speaker 3: In moderation, our cool gets a good run.
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Speaker 4: Though it's ironic that something so destructive, something that drives
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Speaker 4: I would assume the majority of domestic violence and the
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Speaker 4: majority of mental health issues.
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Speaker 3: Maybe that's a little bit extreme. I don't quite mean
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Speaker 3: it plays its role.
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Speaker 4: It plays its role in some mental health situations. You
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Speaker 4: can just walk into a store and as long as
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Speaker 4: you're eight and you can buy it. I mean you
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Speaker 4: can't do other things at eighteen, can you? You need to,
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Speaker 4: like you need a boat license to operate a boat. Yeah,
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Speaker 4: you're eighteen and you can just walk in and just
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Speaker 4: buy a big thing of alcohols.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, alcohol licenses is driver's license. Let's go.
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Speaker 3: What else can you do?
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Speaker 5: What else can't you do that you can do when
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Speaker 5: you're in Yeah, you can do it.
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Speaker 2: Do you think we should be twenty one like the States?
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Speaker 7: No?
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Speaker 3: I don't think that. But I think I think we
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Speaker 3: are so governed.
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Speaker 4: I mean, it's like everything in life, it just seems
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Speaker 4: you need some form of license or certificate or like
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Speaker 4: just someone to.
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Speaker 3: Go, Okay, now you can do this. I mean it's
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Speaker 3: just dreadful scene.
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Speaker 2: You love big government. I love red tape.
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Speaker 3: No I don't. I'm going to talk about red tape shortly.
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Speaker 4: And all I want to do is just transport back
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Speaker 4: into the nineteen sixties. And I think that's the area
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Speaker 4: that I should should have been born in.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, you'd fit there. Yeah, that's an interesting question.
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Speaker 3: What era whatever should have you been born in. There's
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Speaker 3: probably probably got a lot of listeners that were born
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Speaker 3: in the sixties.
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Speaker 2: I'll tell you just how good it was.
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Speaker 3: Oh do that please?
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Speaker 4: I would I want to transform back in there. But
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Speaker 4: if we've got a time machine, if can go back
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Speaker 4: to the six with our listeners and just Smike a
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Speaker 4: Smag a bunch of Gandher and Dance fantastic early breakfast
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Speaker 4: news wrap.
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Speaker 2: In news coming to hand. In the United States, there
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Speaker 2: is an active shooter situation in Michigan. Sky News UK
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Speaker 2: has the latest on it.
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Speaker 8: We have some breaking news in Michigan and it is
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Speaker 8: that the police there are attending the scene of a
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Speaker 8: synagogue where police say an active shooting incident is underway.
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Speaker 8: This is at the Temple Israel Synagogue in a place
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Speaker 8: called West Bloomfield, Michigan, and as you can see, their
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Speaker 8: police are on the scene and reports from the local
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Speaker 8: television station have spoken about a truck driving into the
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Speaker 8: synagogue building and then some shooting being heard and smoke
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Speaker 8: billowing from the building and the police confirming that they
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Speaker 8: are on site to other emergency services are on site.
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Speaker 8: And the FBI director Cash Pttel has been posting on
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Speaker 8: x and saying that the FBI are on the scene
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Speaker 8: with other security partners in Michigan, responding to what he
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Speaker 8: described as an apparent vehicle ramming and active shooter situation.
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Speaker 8: As we say, out of Temple Israel Synagogue in West Bloomfield,
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Speaker 8: township in Michigan.
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Speaker 2: Iron's new i Toola has released a statement, the first
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Speaker 2: since he assumed the role. The new Iatola is believed
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Speaker 2: to be injured and hasn't been seen in public since
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Speaker 2: being voted in. He's called for other Gulf nations to
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Speaker 2: kick out American bases. Enemy is actually translation thanks to
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Speaker 2: the BBC and in flux of lower quality fuel will
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Speaker 2: soon enter the Australian market to address the ongoing shortage
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Speaker 2: in country areas. More from Nelson Scott.
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Speaker 6: Wholesalers have been restricting fuel supplies in the regions as
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Speaker 6: the conflict in the Middle East continues to rage farmer's
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Speaker 6: awarding of potential food shortages if they can't buy diesel
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Speaker 6: to operate their machinery. Opposition leader Angus Taylor has used
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Speaker 6: question time to slam the government over the issue.
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Speaker 5: Australia is in i quote, a national crisis on fuel supply.
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Speaker 6: In a bid to address the problem, Energy Minister Chris
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Speaker 6: Bowen has approved the release of one hundred million liters
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Speaker 6: of lower quality fuel, allowing petrol with high sulfur levels
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Speaker 6: to enter the markets for the next sixty days.
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Speaker 8: This extra supply will be prioritized for Regional Australia.
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Speaker 6: Major airlines are also raising concerns they may soon run
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Speaker 6: out of jet fuel.
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Speaker 2: Liberal Party leader Ashton Hearn has announced the controversial candidate
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Speaker 2: Caston Woodhouse, will not run in the Northern suburb seat
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Speaker 2: of Right at the state election, but he remains an
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Speaker 2: employee of the party. It comes after his extreme views
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Speaker 2: came to light. Miss Hearn has told five double A
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Speaker 2: there are bigger issues than internal politics.
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Speaker 9: One thing that I know is that it is so
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Speaker 9: easy to become distracted in politics. It is so easy
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Speaker 9: to spend your days talking about yourselves and thinking that
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Speaker 9: people care about internal party matters.
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Speaker 3: They just don't.
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Speaker 9: I'm focused on getting on with what people care about.
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Speaker 2: And the stats are in for Saint Pol's operational Safe
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Speaker 2: Long Weekend. It ran from Friday March six to Monday
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Speaker 2: March nine, alongside operations stop drink drug driving. More than
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Speaker 2: eighteen thousand were breath tested. The highest reading was point
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Speaker 2: two six eight from a forty two year old Monopara man.
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Speaker 2: Five hundred and twenty five speeding offences were detected, thirteen
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Speaker 2: people were done for not wearing their seatbelt and twenty
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Speaker 2: eight busted using their mobile phones. Weather today going for
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Speaker 2: a top of twenty five degrees, Saturday twenty nine degrees
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Speaker 2: and sunny Sunday thirty two and mostly sunny Monday twenty
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Speaker 2: five degrees with some showers around Tuesday twenty seven partly cloudy.
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Speaker 2: Right now it is a chilly twelve point nine here
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Speaker 2: in the city.
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Speaker 3: Well done, summy, great report there.
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Speaker 4: So when I drive on country roads, it's like I'm
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Speaker 4: in the outback of Australia. And when I say regional roads,
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Speaker 4: I'm talking when I drive to the farm. So if
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Speaker 4: I drive out to strath Alban, or if I drive
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Speaker 4: to Palma near Manham, famous by the polar Bear, you
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Speaker 4: know it town's pretty quiet.
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Speaker 5: When they are famous for a rock that looks like
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Speaker 5: a polar bear, it does do.
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Speaker 3: It's good rock Palma.
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Speaker 5: Or when I drive to the Air Peninsula from Port
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Speaker 5: Agusta to almost the whole way.
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Speaker 3: Through to Lincoln, there's no reception anywhere.
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Speaker 2: Who are you with?
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Speaker 3: I'm with Telstra?
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Speaker 2: Wow, I'm with Telstra.
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Speaker 3: Who are you with?
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Speaker 2: Optus? Telstra is normally the one that you think of
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Speaker 2: with the best coverage, So.
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Speaker 4: It's gotten actually to the point now where I'm confused
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Speaker 4: by the fact that there is constantly either such little
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Speaker 4: phone reception to the point you can't make a consistent
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Speaker 4: phone call.
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Speaker 3: Or none at all.
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Speaker 5: That the risk arises to the fact that you can't
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Speaker 5: call triple zero if tragedy was to strike or there
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Speaker 5: was an instant Why is there no reception for regional people?
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Speaker 2: Why because they are always forgotten about. Well, it's just
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Speaker 2: just terrible.
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Speaker 3: It's just outrageous.
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Speaker 4: So the infrastructure can't be that sophisticated now in twenty
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Speaker 4: twenty six. I mean, how can we not just have
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Speaker 4: phone towers that allows regional people to make a phone
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Speaker 4: call in the card. It's driving me nuts, honestly out
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Speaker 4: to Palmer the second half of that drive. I can't
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Speaker 4: make a phone call that's longer than two minutes because
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Speaker 4: it'll end up cutting off.
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Speaker 2: I've tried to have phone I was with you before
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Speaker 2: and they had to call you back.
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Speaker 5: I just I can't understand how in this day and age,
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Speaker 5: regional people can't have access to consistent phonelance.
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Speaker 4: It's just absolutely yeah bonkers. Anyway, that's my gripe. If
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Speaker 4: you've got any gripes on.
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Speaker 2: It's a bit of a therapy session here in early breakfast,
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Speaker 2: a double two to three double O double o.
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Speaker 10: Uh.
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Speaker 2: Peter on the text line has texted in good morning,
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Speaker 2: have a great weekend. Good luck to both the Power
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Speaker 2: and Adelaide, Peter and Marlston. Fun fact, I saw Peter
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Speaker 2: from Marleston on Channel seven news last night. What he
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Speaker 2: was on Channel seven news talking about Loto wins. He
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Speaker 2: didn't win himself, but he was at a very he
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Speaker 2: was at a lot of in uh sorry newsagent in
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Speaker 2: only thats been tipped to be a very successful one.
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Speaker 2: And I'm pretty sure I saw Peter on the news there.
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Speaker 4: Really, Peter, or call in to confirm that we love
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Speaker 4: seeing five double A listeners with their mug on the telly.
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Speaker 4: That is brilliant. That only complex. That's I lived near
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Speaker 4: there and I shopped near there.
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Speaker 2: You better buy some lot of tickets there.
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Speaker 1: Yeah.
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Speaker 3: I've never bought a lot of ticket in my life,
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Speaker 3: have you?
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Speaker 7: Oh?
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Speaker 2: I have?
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Speaker 3: Really?
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Speaker 2: I went through a I went through a bit of
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Speaker 2: a period. Yeah, in my early twenties thinking for win Loto.
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Speaker 2: I'm done. I know, I'm pretty set up. So I
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Speaker 2: went through a period of no, not being crazy, but
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Speaker 2: I okay, here's here's my statement on this. Yes, if
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Speaker 2: you're gonna win lotto, You're only ever going to do
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Speaker 2: it once in your life, right if you if you win,
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Speaker 2: it's only going to be once. Yes, So if you're
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Speaker 2: gonna win a lotto ticket, make sure you're in one
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Speaker 2: with a big summer money.
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Speaker 5: But then I own has that theory, then your probability
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Speaker 5: just decreases even more.
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Speaker 2: Or don't throw out, don't throw in rational thoughts. I'll
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Speaker 2: only buy a ticket of as thirty million or more
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Speaker 2: because I'm thinking, if I'm gonna win something, I want
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Speaker 2: it to be big. I'm not gonna win five hundred thousand.
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Speaker 2: I want thirty mil.
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Speaker 3: Good on you. That's just such a flawed theory.
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Speaker 4: I can sit here in this chair today saying I
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Speaker 4: have done some incredibly dumb things. However, I have never
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Speaker 4: put a pineapple through the peaks. I've never put any
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Speaker 4: note or any dollar through the Pokey's ever in my life.
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Speaker 3: I've never bought a lotto ticket.
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Speaker 4: I've occasionally had a bet on the horses if I'm
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Speaker 4: at a pub or something like that, but really don't gamble,
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Speaker 4: and I think my life is better off for sam.
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Speaker 2: I just don't like the feeling of losing money, so
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Speaker 2: I don't either.
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Speaker 3: We just said you bought lotto tickets in my early twenties.
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Speaker 3: In your early twenties, that's fine.
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Speaker 2: I went through a phase of like a few months.
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Speaker 5: Everyone goes through a face, everyone goes through that only
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Speaker 5: complex where Peter went and bought the wool worst. Do
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Speaker 5: you know how much I hate major supermarkets? So I've
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Speaker 5: spoken about this before, you have I have. Well, I'm
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Speaker 5: not going to continue on it them for too long,
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Speaker 5: but I actually despise the worse and I despise Carle's.
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Speaker 5: Now there's a fantastic little Tony and Marx, good South
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Speaker 5: Australian business.
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Speaker 3: I love supporting them.
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Speaker 4: And then you've got George the fellow who's from Cummins,
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Speaker 4: the Pinchula, who's got the only butcher there. So go
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Speaker 4: and buy meat there, go to Tony Marks. Do not
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Speaker 4: support major supermarkets. They're a disgrace and they've got a
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Speaker 4: stranglehold on pricing and they're incredibly hard to work with.
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Speaker 3: If you're in Australian agriculture, good.
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Speaker 2: Take fourteen past five on your Friday morning, eight double
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Speaker 2: two three double o double ow. I want to ask
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Speaker 2: a question, Okay, I want to know people when have
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Speaker 2: you called in sick and what's been the excuse?
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Speaker 3: Oh, this is brilliant.
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Speaker 2: Give us your sicky stories. It is a friday. You
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Speaker 2: might give people ideas as they wake up and think,
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Speaker 2: m I could just have another long weekend.
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Speaker 3: You can call up unidentified if you want.
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Speaker 2: We're not condoning the behavior. We just want to know
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Speaker 2: what your sicky excuses have been. And this is all
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Speaker 2: because a Brisbane woman has lost her job for taking
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Speaker 2: one hundred and fourteen sick days. One hundred and fourteen
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Speaker 2: long serving Brisbane Citycat staffer has lost her job in
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Speaker 2: the workplace, and the true tribunal back to her employee's
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Speaker 2: decision to sack her following a year of heavy absences
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Speaker 2: one hundred and fourteen. Now she cited mounting health issues
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Speaker 2: throughout twenty twenty four, blood clots and so on. But
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Speaker 2: these guys have just said one hundred and fourteen six days, no,
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Speaker 2: thank you.
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Speaker 4: But as sad as it is, you're not actually working
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Speaker 4: and having sick days at that point, you're actually not
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Speaker 4: You're not capable of working really, and it is sad.
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Speaker 3: Don't get me wrong.
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Speaker 4: There's a lot of people who have certain health conditions
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Speaker 4: or whatever it is that means that you can't work?
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Speaker 4: And I'm not making light of that, but at that point,
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Speaker 4: with that many sick days, you're not actually having a
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Speaker 4: sick day.
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Speaker 3: You're just having a third of the year where you
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Speaker 3: just don't even work.
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Speaker 2: So what are your stories? The double two to three,
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Speaker 2: double O, double O? What have you done?
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Speaker 11: How do you what?
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Speaker 5: Was she ringing up every individual time and then just saying, look,
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Speaker 5: I'm no good here.
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Speaker 2: I doubt that when when we're citing medical issues and
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Speaker 2: recurring blood clots and so on. I don't think it's
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Speaker 2: every day she has an excuse. Yeah, but still one
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Speaker 2: hundred and fourteen is a massive amount of sick days.
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Speaker 3: One hundred and fourteen sick days of the year.
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Speaker 5: Folks, please call up give us your sick day situations.
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Speaker 3: It's interesting.
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Speaker 4: You've got to love your company, don't you, because there's
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Speaker 4: a lot of sick days on offer and most people
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Speaker 4: don't take them, do you know what I mean?
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Speaker 3: Now?
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Speaker 2: A lot of people work through I made of mine.
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Speaker 3: Works for a really good business BHP.
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Speaker 5: He loves BHP, right loves it that he has something
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Speaker 5: like thirty weeks of sick day leave built up that
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Speaker 5: he's never ever taken, and he doesn't want.
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Speaker 3: To take it because he goes it.
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Speaker 5: May unless I'm absolutely chronically ill, I will go into
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Speaker 5: work because I love it so much. You have to
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Speaker 5: love your job to be in that. In that frame
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Speaker 5: of mind, an't you you're stoling? Have you had your own?
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Speaker 5: Have you done it yourself? I had a sick day?
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Speaker 2: Yeah, when you haven't been sick honestly, no.
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Speaker 3: Well, I've been in this weird position where here I sit.
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Speaker 5: But I played AFL. That was my first proper real job.
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Speaker 5: So you don't take a sick day when you're playing,
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Speaker 5: I know, because you lose your position or whatever it is.
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Speaker 3: And then now I work for myself.
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Speaker 5: So if I don't go to work and I don't
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Speaker 5: go and do this, that don't make any money.
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Speaker 2: I've got one that I did.
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Speaker 3: Wasn't here, Oh yeah, sure it wasn't.
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Speaker 2: I was so I was a career driver, and we
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Speaker 2: used to do a lot of yeah, and I used
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Speaker 2: to work hard on weekends. I'd go to school Monday
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Speaker 2: to Friday, year twelve, work on the weekend all three
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Speaker 2: from year eleven, so pretty much before I started here,
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Speaker 2: and there was this one Friday night I would probably
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Speaker 2: would have been about twenty one, twenty two, maybe young.
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Speaker 2: I didn't go out, didn't go drinking. I just thought,
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Speaker 2: I don't want to go to work tomorrow. I just
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Speaker 2: don't want to. And I stayed up all night. And
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Speaker 2: when I say all night, I stayed up till about
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Speaker 2: four in the morning.
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Speaker 3: Gross.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, watching Season one of Strange Things on Netflix. I
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Speaker 2: just got into this weird sort of push of just
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Speaker 2: watching and watching and watching, and I thought, not going
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Speaker 2: to work tomorrow. So I said, sorry, guys, I've got
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Speaker 2: a bit of gashtro it's dizzy.
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Speaker 3: You just called it, called in had a sick day?
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Speaker 5: Yeap, just lie, yep, our curious Brent the milky and
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Speaker 5: others would be furious.
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Speaker 2: I'm letting the side down, old Sam.
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Speaker 5: Could you imagine no one had any milk the whole day,
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Speaker 5: no one could make one coffee and the whole of
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Speaker 5: South Australia because Brent the milk.
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Speaker 3: You wanted to have a sick day.
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Speaker 2: You know what's funny about that? My mom and dad
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Speaker 2: never knew the truth of that. They probably found out
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Speaker 2: just now.
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Speaker 3: Well done.
16:53
Speaker 5: We'd love your calls on that. One guy, see a
16:55
Speaker 5: sick days? What have you done? What are some of
16:57
Speaker 5: your good yarns?
16:58
Speaker 3: Absolutely hilarious?
16:59
Speaker 11: What was that?
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Speaker 2: One hundred and four fourteen days.
17:02
Speaker 5: Off the back of a report of a Brisbane warning?
17:04
Speaker 5: One hundred and fourteen days. That's Larry's good morning Mark
17:06
Speaker 5: from Highbury?
17:08
Speaker 3: Good morning here you going very well, my friend? How
17:10
Speaker 3: are you good?
17:11
Speaker 11: Good?
17:12
Speaker 10: Yeah, it's not really a funny story. But when I
17:16
Speaker 10: was working, I used to take a fair bit of
17:17
Speaker 10: time after to look after my mom and dad, who
17:20
Speaker 10: were eardly and sick.
17:21
Speaker 4: Oh, Mark, I'm sorry to hear that. And was you
17:24
Speaker 4: employment provider pretty pretty comfortable with that?
17:27
Speaker 9: Oh?
17:28
Speaker 10: Yeah, yeah, because I never got put off or anything.
17:30
Speaker 10: Back then. It was you know, I understood that my
17:33
Speaker 10: mom and dad were pretty crooked and that, and so yeah,
17:36
Speaker 10: they were quite some days. I've got paid and you'll
17:39
Speaker 10: leave sickly or long service, and then I started running out.
17:43
Speaker 10: It was just a day short at the end of
17:45
Speaker 10: the payweek sort of thing.
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Speaker 3: Mark, I don't mind me asking how are they now?
17:51
Speaker 11: What was that?
17:52
Speaker 3: Are you your parents? Mark?
17:53
Speaker 2: Are they still with it?
17:55
Speaker 10: No, they both passed away a while ago.
17:58
Speaker 3: Sorry to hear that.
17:59
Speaker 10: Yeah, I locked after him a fair bit in the
18:02
Speaker 10: last few years. So yeah, they did well. Now my
18:07
Speaker 10: dad was a little bit young, but mum was eighty
18:10
Speaker 10: two and she had a good life and that. But yeah,
18:14
Speaker 10: they both had a few ailments and that.
18:16
Speaker 11: But yeah, good, I think they.
18:18
Speaker 10: Had a good life. But yeah, it was that was
18:21
Speaker 10: you know, that's my story.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, good on you.
18:23
Speaker 5: Thanks for your Thanks for your story, mart and thanks
18:25
Speaker 5: for sharing that mate.
18:27
Speaker 2: Yeah.
18:27
Speaker 3: They say it's one of the hardest things.
18:29
Speaker 4: In your life is losing your parents because the reality
18:32
Speaker 4: of death becomes apparent, you know what I mean.
18:34
Speaker 3: There's people that have essentially raised your whole life.
18:37
Speaker 2: And there could be a sense of if you're an
18:40
Speaker 2: only child or are you all alone? Now? Safety blanket? Yeah.
18:45
Speaker 2: How often do you bring your mum when you need
18:47
Speaker 2: some advice?
18:48
Speaker 3: Not enough?
18:49
Speaker 2: Work on that net.
18:50
Speaker 4: Once every few weeks probably, and I missed a few
18:52
Speaker 4: phone calls from it, but early breakfast. So mum, if
18:55
Speaker 4: you're listening, good morning, I hope you well. Hello Jason
18:58
Speaker 4: Jason's called him from Melbourne Hall Place.
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Speaker 11: Good morning, guys, how are you very well?
19:02
Speaker 3: Jason days?
19:05
Speaker 11: Because I believe, honestly, is the best policy if you're
19:08
Speaker 11: seek security.
19:09
Speaker 5: Night or not, Well, that's a great a great philosophy, Jason,
19:14
Speaker 5: great philosophy.
19:15
Speaker 2: Good job Jason.
19:15
Speaker 3: Put him back on the line, Sam, Jason, you live
19:17
Speaker 3: in Melbourne, do you?
19:19
Speaker 11: I do?
19:20
Speaker 3: The hell is it over there in Melbourne? I'm more
19:22
Speaker 3: of an s a man myself.
19:23
Speaker 11: It's quite cool. I like ifdays will never been to
19:26
Speaker 11: your state. Put Maya or your past sports people who
19:30
Speaker 11: play a film and everything, because you've got great sports
19:35
Speaker 11: them in your state.
19:36
Speaker 4: Well likewise, Jason, you've got plenty of great sporting legends
19:39
Speaker 4: over there in Melbourne.
19:40
Speaker 3: Is a bit cooler this morning in Melbourne.
19:42
Speaker 11: See it's a little bit cooler.
19:44
Speaker 3: Yes, always comeing in Melbourne.
19:47
Speaker 4: All right, mate, have a great day, Thank you, Jason.
19:49
Speaker 4: Enjoy your Friday, have a great weekend too. Love everyone's course,
19:51
Speaker 4: don't we say?
19:52
Speaker 2: Love it? Jason? Twenty one after five A double two three,
19:54
Speaker 2: double O double six days is what we're talking about.
19:56
Speaker 2: A lady Ian Brisbane has been let go of a
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Speaker 2: job one hundred and fourteen sick days and they thought
20:01
Speaker 2: that was enough. We want to hear what your stories are.
20:04
Speaker 1: Need mc henry and Sam daddo fine double a early breakfast.
20:10
Speaker 2: Twenty four after five. We want to hear from you
20:13
Speaker 2: sick days. When have you taken one when you might
20:16
Speaker 2: not have been sick?
20:17
Speaker 10: Eight?
20:17
Speaker 2: Double two three double o double O. Craig from Ingle
20:19
Speaker 2: Farm is on the line. Morning Craig, Good morning lad.
20:24
Speaker 3: How are we very well? Craig.
20:26
Speaker 7: So I don't. I don't take sick kies when I
20:28
Speaker 7: don't need. I'm very sick. I'm a builder, so I'm
20:31
Speaker 7: a very sick person, and I didn't. I'm working for
20:34
Speaker 7: this company. I didn't have any sick day. It's not
20:36
Speaker 7: one sick day for five years. Woke up one morning
20:40
Speaker 7: with a bad tumming long story short. Twenty hours later,
20:44
Speaker 7: I'm in hospital for three months. They'd have perforated bout
20:47
Speaker 7: an offer be bag and three operations, and I needed
20:51
Speaker 7: that whole bank of sick days. So thank god I
20:54
Speaker 7: wasn't a person that you know, sort of did take
20:56
Speaker 7: six days for the sake of it. I had that
20:59
Speaker 7: three months were banked up and I needed it. So
21:02
Speaker 7: that's just a you know, a reminder, you know, really
21:05
Speaker 7: to stay got the sick days. They're there for a
21:07
Speaker 7: reason for emergencies.
21:08
Speaker 2: Craig.
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Speaker 5: That is such a good call and as you said,
21:12
Speaker 5: a great reminder. So as you said, yeah, if you
21:14
Speaker 5: use those sick days, willy nilly and kind of took
21:17
Speaker 5: the P one double five.
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Speaker 3: Craig, you wouldn't have had that contingency.
21:20
Speaker 2: There, Mat.
21:21
Speaker 7: I probably will lost my job. I probably will lost
21:23
Speaker 7: my job. It was just followed three months off, mate,
21:25
Speaker 7: and it was expected. Like so, I'm a very fit person.
21:27
Speaker 7: I was only in my late forties when that happened,
21:30
Speaker 7: and it was just totally out of the blurt.
21:31
Speaker 10: Mate.
21:31
Speaker 7: Well you know I went to bed with a gut
21:33
Speaker 7: ache and twenty hours later in hospital for three months.
21:35
Speaker 7: So there you go.
21:37
Speaker 5: Oh o, Craig, good to hear you sound sprightly, mate,
21:39
Speaker 5: You sound good.
21:40
Speaker 3: You sound fine now, so fit.
21:42
Speaker 7: And healthy, mate, Fit and healthy?
21:43
Speaker 3: Yep, well done. Good way to be Craig from Ingle Farm.
21:46
Speaker 3: That's a great call.
21:47
Speaker 5: He's in the running for our Pepper's truck wash packs now, Sam,
21:50
Speaker 5: until we get to more calls on sick days because
21:52
Speaker 5: I'm loving this, and keep them coming through lines be
21:54
Speaker 5: open all day, all the way out to six.
21:56
Speaker 4: But get your little lock to push. Fingers going, drum
22:01
Speaker 4: roll please, it's going there, it is.
22:07
Speaker 3: Folks. I've been busy. I've been busy.
22:10
Speaker 5: Some people they just roll into these jobs, not me,
22:12
Speaker 5: I actually do preparation, and I have created a new segment.
22:17
Speaker 3: It's called the Friday Suction Cup.
22:19
Speaker 5: Folks, good production value, fantastic, go again, go again.
22:26
Speaker 3: That's called the Suction Cup.
22:28
Speaker 2: Now.
22:28
Speaker 5: It's called the Friday Suction Cup because it's about what's
22:31
Speaker 5: stuck with you for the week, what's stuck with you
22:34
Speaker 5: for the week. And I've got a couple that are
22:36
Speaker 5: going to get us started. And then I invite you
22:38
Speaker 5: to call up and be a part of the Friday
22:40
Speaker 5: Suction Cup.
22:41
Speaker 2: Folks.
22:41
Speaker 3: You're in the running for a Peppers truck.
22:43
Speaker 5: Washpack, of course, so you need no more reminders about
22:46
Speaker 5: how great it is to call up to this station.
22:48
Speaker 3: Now.
22:49
Speaker 4: The first thing that's stuck with me this week on
22:51
Speaker 4: the Friday Suction Cup is the fact that I can't
22:54
Speaker 4: wait for the state election to be over.
22:55
Speaker 3: Oh I'm sick of it.
22:57
Speaker 4: Or these politicians and this time it all gets into
23:01
Speaker 4: this personal you know, leverage and pulling and pushing and
23:05
Speaker 4: just rubbish.
23:06
Speaker 3: Oh well we're going to win by a landslide. We
23:09
Speaker 3: all know that.
23:10
Speaker 5: Ash and Hand's wonderful, isn't she sheers, She's just a
23:13
Speaker 5: really likable person. I don't give a crap about the
23:16
Speaker 5: state election. At this point, I'll go in and do
23:18
Speaker 5: my votes. I'll eat the sausage.
23:19
Speaker 4: I'll probably try and get two sausages if I can,
23:22
Speaker 4: and that'll be that. The second thing I learned in
23:24
Speaker 4: the Suction Cup this week cleaning my car.
23:27
Speaker 5: It is easier to do so as the as the
23:30
Speaker 5: mess builds. So if you have a lunch and then
23:34
Speaker 5: you throw it's on the.
23:35
Speaker 4: Seat next to you, throw that out that day rather
23:37
Speaker 4: than waiting a week for everything to build up and
23:39
Speaker 4: do a big clean.
23:41
Speaker 3: So if you clean as you go, much easier.
23:43
Speaker 4: The third thing of the Friday Suction Cup that really
23:46
Speaker 4: stuck with me this week is you know, sometimes I
23:48
Speaker 4: look at a product and I associate it with an experience,
23:51
Speaker 4: so I think, oh, if I bought that, I would
23:53
Speaker 4: do that, and it's not true. For example, you know,
23:56
Speaker 4: I look at like I look at these trailers and
23:59
Speaker 4: I think, oh, if I I've got this motocross trailer
24:01
Speaker 4: that can carry motorbikes, I could take motorbikes out to
24:04
Speaker 4: the Flinders and go riding. And it's like, yeah, I could,
24:08
Speaker 4: But also like I've never thought about doing that, so
24:10
Speaker 4: like you don't need the product you should just go
24:12
Speaker 4: and find.
24:12
Speaker 3: A way to do the experience first.
24:14
Speaker 4: It's like people go, oh, if I bought this big caravan,
24:17
Speaker 4: we go camping.
24:18
Speaker 3: It's like, mate, you only need a swag. Just put
24:20
Speaker 3: it in the back of the.
24:21
Speaker 5: Car and drive somewhere and just slip there. That's camping
24:23
Speaker 5: and you know, put a kettle on, have a cover
24:26
Speaker 5: English breakfast. That's my Friday Section cup. Good segment, isn't it.
24:30
Speaker 2: It'll build, It'll build.
24:33
Speaker 3: What the production value with a start? And then what
24:35
Speaker 3: are your Friday section cups? What's stuck with you?
24:37
Speaker 2: Well, you only launched this on me about twenty minutes
24:39
Speaker 2: to eight double two three, double zero, dove four oh third,
24:44
Speaker 2: eight and ninety five? What has stuck with you this week?
24:47
Speaker 2: Help neddie out? First time running a segment. We need
24:50
Speaker 2: your help and your cols.
24:51
Speaker 3: Now, this is a great segment.
24:52
Speaker 5: You might actually decide that Carton are getting worse every
24:55
Speaker 5: week and that's what's stuck with the.
24:56
Speaker 2: Old You know what's stuck with me?
24:58
Speaker 3: What?
25:00
Speaker 2: When have we ever ever seen a good match up
25:03
Speaker 2: between Carlton and Richmond to launch the season.
25:05
Speaker 4: There was one, I think two years ago there was one.
25:08
Speaker 4: No we kicked the goal and then Seth Campbell did
25:10
Speaker 4: some backflip or something.
25:11
Speaker 2: So you're all in favor of Richmond and Carlton starting
25:13
Speaker 2: off the season.
25:14
Speaker 3: Absolutely, it's a story.
25:16
Speaker 5: Move on famous, it's at the MCJ, the Home of football,
25:19
Speaker 5: big crowd. Yes, please, what do you mean, please move on?
25:22
Speaker 5: Carlton a crap, but Cartoner crap. But Richmond are also crap.
25:27
Speaker 5: They both are.
25:28
Speaker 3: Yeah.
25:29
Speaker 2: The AFL are too stuck in their ways.
25:32
Speaker 3: Oh Sam, that just frustrates me so much.
25:35
Speaker 2: Move on to change with the times.
25:37
Speaker 3: But we've got opening round, which.
25:39
Speaker 2: Is also a crap.
25:40
Speaker 3: Idea, what are you suggesting works? Then provide a solution.
25:43
Speaker 3: What what would you about?
25:44
Speaker 2: Let's start a game on the first night of the season,
25:48
Speaker 2: grand Final rematch, something that's actually worth watching.
25:52
Speaker 3: But the yeah, yeah, the Grand Final rematch would be okay, yeah, yeah,
25:56
Speaker 3: But Carlton Richmond is, it's famous.
25:59
Speaker 4: If we just only dilute all of these traditions and
26:04
Speaker 4: they no longer continue, that's going to be sad with
26:06
Speaker 4: the tradition and AFL is important.
26:08
Speaker 2: I think I think people can live without Carlton Richmond
26:10
Speaker 2: opening up the season as a tradition to be gone.
26:12
Speaker 3: All right, Well, that might be someone's Friday Suction cup.
26:15
Speaker 2: A double two three double over call on.
26:17
Speaker 3: The Friday Sesson Cup. This was a brilliant idea.
26:19
Speaker 2: As I said, it'll build dead.
26:21
Speaker 5: It's a brilliant idea, folks, Friday section Cup, get on it.
26:24
Speaker 1: Five thirty News with Jess need, Met Henry and Sam
26:28
Speaker 1: Dado five double a early breakfast.
26:32
Speaker 2: Chatter ready very shortly about the Sporting News. But Naddy,
26:36
Speaker 2: we have a caller for the Friday Suction Cup. Raymond
26:38
Speaker 2: and Salisbury planes morning, Raymond.
26:40
Speaker 7: Good morning Sam, Good morning Ned, and good morning listeners
26:43
Speaker 7: on this Friday, wonderful Friday.
26:46
Speaker 3: Raymond, that was a beautiful introduction.
26:48
Speaker 4: I'm sorry you had to sit through about forty five
26:50
Speaker 4: minutes of ads to do that.
26:52
Speaker 5: That was fabulous, my friend. Now go what's your Friday
26:55
Speaker 5: suction cup?
26:56
Speaker 7: Mine's the same as pretty much everyone else that I
26:58
Speaker 7: reckon I might with these fuel prices.
26:59
Speaker 2: A it's been stuck on my mind how.
27:01
Speaker 3: We've been taken for mugs, mate, trying to bring a
27:03
Speaker 3: bit of a down into the show today.
27:05
Speaker 7: Ben brid you guys are very uplifting, very happy thing.
27:08
Speaker 7: But yeah, particularly few boss and been taken for a
27:12
Speaker 7: mug Raymond.
27:13
Speaker 4: Sometimes you've just got to say it, my friend, and
27:15
Speaker 4: that's what you do. You just got to say what's true, and.
27:17
Speaker 3: You've done it. That's what the Friday Suction Cup's all about.
27:20
Speaker 4: For the rest of your life, you can live with
27:22
Speaker 4: the fact that you were the first ever caller with
27:24
Speaker 4: my new segment, the Friday Suction Cup, which will hopefully continue.
27:27
Speaker 3: You are a good man, Raymond.
27:28
Speaker 7: I'm going to wear that bed with pride.
27:30
Speaker 3: Need Oh, you're a good man. You are a wonderful man.
27:33
Speaker 3: All right, continue to call up. We love you, Raymond.
27:35
Speaker 3: Well done. You're in the Salisbury plane.
27:36
Speaker 2: You're in the running for that Peppers truck, wash packt Raymond.
27:39
Speaker 2: Stick around you, Mike. We're not just looking at few prices,
27:41
Speaker 2: looking at about two dollars nineteen around the Metro area
27:44
Speaker 2: for your Friday Morning The Latest in Scurse with Tom
27:48
Speaker 2: ram Morning, Raady.
27:49
Speaker 5: Morning, Savday, Morning, ned boys. We've had round one. I
27:52
Speaker 5: heard you talking a little bit about Richmond and Cutt.
27:54
Speaker 5: We'll get to that shortly, but I think a lot
27:56
Speaker 5: of excitement about the Crows and Port Adelaide this week.
28:00
Speaker 5: So we've got the teams out last night and the
28:03
Speaker 5: Crows as we know, I've got a few club debutantes Klamarchie,
28:07
Speaker 5: then you recruit Lockie McAndrew and also Toby Murray who plays.
28:10
Speaker 2: His first game ever.
28:12
Speaker 5: We discussed him you live within ned and there's a
28:14
Speaker 5: few other players that are in that they were probably
28:17
Speaker 5: sweating on for a while. I'm talking about James Petling,
28:19
Speaker 5: Riley Philthorpe, Isaac Cumming another one who's been battling a hamstring.
28:23
Speaker 5: So they're all playing. The question will be how fit
28:27
Speaker 5: are they? Is there any danger that they might be
28:29
Speaker 5: a fraction underdone? But they're out there, so let's hope
28:32
Speaker 5: they're ready to go, and no Darcy Moore for Colinwood
28:35
Speaker 5: will hurt them. If it's a dry night in Melbourne,
28:38
Speaker 5: hopefully the Crows Tall Timber can really.
28:40
Speaker 3: Get a hold of them.
28:41
Speaker 5: Yeah, well said, I was actually surprised with the Crow selection.
28:44
Speaker 5: They took probably a little bit more risk than what
28:46
Speaker 5: I thought they would. Well, they've kind of picked everyone
28:48
Speaker 5: that was under a bit of an injury cans, haven't
28:50
Speaker 5: they really? Yeah, so look that's a risk, but let's
28:54
Speaker 5: hope that it is one that pays off. That match
28:56
Speaker 5: tomorrow night at the MCG will be there for five
28:58
Speaker 5: double A and then on Sunday. Just a squad at
29:01
Speaker 5: this stage because the team will get trimmed back a
29:03
Speaker 5: little bit later today. But it looks like three club
29:06
Speaker 5: debutantes there. Jack Watkins will make his senior da boo.
29:09
Speaker 5: He's Zach Butter's best mate, so that was a really
29:12
Speaker 5: nice story. He's actually the former ruse VFL captain Jacob
29:16
Speaker 5: Ware who's from GWS, and Corey Durden who is from Carlton.
29:20
Speaker 5: So only the squad at this stage. First time ever
29:23
Speaker 5: Jason hawn Francis has played against North Melbourne in Melbourne.
29:26
Speaker 5: He will cop it. He will cop it big. I
29:31
Speaker 5: hope he goes out and kick six. Yeah, if they're
29:33
Speaker 5: going to that, I hope he destroys them on Sunday.
29:35
Speaker 3: So of course, how's a man. I don't think so,
29:39
Speaker 3: but I do think that's a good idea.
29:40
Speaker 5: Speaking of underdone, he hasn't had as we know, he's
29:42
Speaker 5: coming back from that foot surgeries.
29:45
Speaker 2: But he's just a beast.
29:48
Speaker 5: If he's not my favorite player is in the top couple. Yeah,
29:50
Speaker 5: I love it when he's going. I think he's a
29:51
Speaker 5: great player.
29:52
Speaker 3: I agree.
29:52
Speaker 5: Before we move on from footy, I just want to
29:54
Speaker 5: say I've taken two risks with my tipping this week. Yes,
29:58
Speaker 5: I've tipped North Melbourne against yep, and I've tipped Essendon
30:02
Speaker 5: against Hawthorne. Wow, that's tonight that match, Yeah, okay.
30:06
Speaker 3: I think might win anyway, that's just my person.
30:10
Speaker 5: Well, I'm sure you would have picked Carlton last night.
30:13
Speaker 5: They ain't just held on. Let's have a listen to
30:16
Speaker 5: how things finished up last night.
30:17
Speaker 2: All is quiet, but it won't be.
30:19
Speaker 10: In a second.
30:20
Speaker 5: This game will be settled. And that sums it up.
30:30
Speaker 5: I mean, it feels like if they had lost that game.
30:32
Speaker 5: I don't want to be overly dramatic in round one,
30:35
Speaker 5: but I think Michael Voss is coaching for his footy
30:37
Speaker 5: life right now. I think if they lose a couple
30:39
Speaker 5: of games, he's gone. That would have been a disaster.
30:42
Speaker 3: If they lost that last night, they should have lost Reny.
30:45
Speaker 2: They should have the seven.
30:48
Speaker 3: Oh.
30:49
Speaker 4: Richmond weren't overly spectacular either, but Carlton's inability to defend
30:53
Speaker 4: the ground. And we're not going to get into the
30:55
Speaker 4: nuts and bolts of opinion here in footy back.
30:58
Speaker 3: Carlton were awful. Carlton were awful. They're getting worse every week.
31:03
Speaker 5: Yeah, seriously, I don't think their list is probably as
31:05
Speaker 5: good as what everyone thinks is.
31:07
Speaker 2: I agree, I totally agree.
31:09
Speaker 5: So they probably need to start looking to the future,
31:11
Speaker 5: play the younger ones. You know, they've got the Camp
31:13
Speaker 5: Roally boys there. I'm not sure, but look they got through.
31:18
Speaker 5: Maybe that'll be the release for them that they need
31:21
Speaker 5: to sort of set their season in motion, but I'm
31:24
Speaker 5: not convinced. So they've got some winnable games coming up
31:28
Speaker 5: that they have to win. The Melbourne in a couple
31:30
Speaker 5: of weeks, got the Buy next week and then they've
31:32
Speaker 5: got North Melbourne. They can be three and one. Gives
31:34
Speaker 5: them at least a little bit of hope for the
31:36
Speaker 5: rest of the season. Other things that are happening across
31:39
Speaker 5: the weekend The Matilda's play tonight in a quarterfinal against
31:43
Speaker 5: North Korea. So that's Asian Cup quarterfinal. That's over in Perth,
31:47
Speaker 5: so big game for them. Adelaide United plays Central Coast tomorrow.
31:51
Speaker 5: That's the men. That's a big game because they're sitting
31:54
Speaker 5: in the top four. So if they can win that,
31:57
Speaker 5: you know, only a handful of games left in the season.
31:59
Speaker 5: They're looking pretty good. Good thirty six's play tomorrow night.
32:02
Speaker 5: They're one in up in that best of three semi
32:04
Speaker 5: finals series, so the one game away. They just need
32:06
Speaker 5: to win one of their next two to make the
32:08
Speaker 5: grand final. This one's away. It'll be tough over there
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Speaker 5: against Southeast Melbourne Phoenix. Should they lose, they'll play back
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Speaker 5: here in Adelaide on Tuesday next week.
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Speaker 2: Big weekend coming out, huge weekend.
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Speaker 5: There's a lot of sport around, so yeah, pretty excited
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Speaker 5: about it all. But I think chiefly, you know, the
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Speaker 5: football being back is probably the big one. And also
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Speaker 5: I should say South Straulian Crickets say the men's side
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Speaker 5: looking to go back to back. They've been in really
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Speaker 5: good form lately. They play tomorrow against Victoria over there.
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Speaker 5: Now we're sitting in second so should make it. But
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Speaker 5: if we lose and Queensland win, will get knocked out.
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Speaker 5: So hopefully they're able to pick up some points and
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Speaker 5: make another Shield final. It will be in Victoria, so
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Speaker 5: this could be a preview of the final. But another
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Speaker 5: big game for Essay this weekend.
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Speaker 3: Brilliant, absolutely brilliant, Naty.
32:58
Speaker 2: You launched a news segment this today, Yeah, Tommy, the
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Speaker 2: Friday Suction Cup. Yeah, basically, what's stuck with you this week?
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Speaker 2: What's stuck with Have you got anything to put you
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Speaker 2: on the spot that's stuck with you this week?
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Speaker 5: It's also world sleep day to day, I think, which
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Speaker 5: is kind of ironic given the time I get it.
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Speaker 5: So I think you need to get your well I
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Speaker 5: think if I can get four hours, I'm okay, because
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Speaker 5: when you don't get four, you're in trouble.
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Speaker 2: Four that's like half of what's recommended. I'm not a
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Speaker 2: well man. You need your sleep, really, I just love you.
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Speaker 3: It's such a googa.
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Speaker 5: Have you got any kids you're going to door knop today?
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Speaker 5: Any people getting to stick a microphone in front of
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Speaker 5: the space your I was gonna I was gonna wait it.
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Speaker 5: I was gonna wait out in the back of your youth.
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Speaker 2: Thank you, Tommy. On Monday eight, double two three, double load,
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Speaker 2: double oa two questions were asking this morning, when have
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Speaker 2: you ever pulled a sickie because a Queensland woman has
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Speaker 2: lost her job after taking one hundred and fourteen days
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Speaker 2: off sick or the new segment today it's a great thing.
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Speaker 2: Friday Suction Cup What is stuck with You this week?
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Speaker 2: Helped Nettie out eight double two to three double o,
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Speaker 2: double oh zero double four eight oh eight thirty ninety
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Speaker 2: five Need.
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Speaker 1: Mc henry and Sam, daddo five double A Early Breakfast.
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Speaker 2: Minutes to six Dave and and Wheel coming up very
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Speaker 2: shortly after six o'clock. Big show coming up, Feedback Friday,
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Speaker 2: Meat Trey Friday, The Crossover to Camera, Get the very
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Speaker 2: latest in the federal political sphere, plus plenty more eight
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Speaker 2: double two to three double oh doublo though we're taking
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Speaker 2: your calls six days or entrance into the Friday Suction Cup.
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Speaker 2: What has stuck with you this week? Netdie? What's the
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Speaker 2: text line looking like?
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Speaker 4: Oh, the text line's looking absolutely beautiful, as it always does.
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Speaker 3: What about Jeff his text?
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Speaker 2: Morning boys?
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Speaker 3: He says, more than back.
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Speaker 4: There, Jeff, he says, almost three months in sickies he's
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Speaker 4: got so he's got three months built up.
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Speaker 3: No wonder. Australia has the worst.
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Speaker 4: Productivity in the world under albow. Imagine how much worked
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Speaker 4: from home milk the system. Work from home an interesting ones.
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Speaker 5: Some people say they're actually more productive doing it, but
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Speaker 5: I just can't see how that would be possible.
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Speaker 2: It's an interesting one. When you have a job or
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Speaker 2: jobs like you and I do. Well, we can't work
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Speaker 2: from home, no, and you've got others that can do
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Speaker 2: basically all of their job from home.
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Speaker 5: But people, to be fair, say that because I don't
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Speaker 5: have the water cooler chat and the disruption actually get
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Speaker 5: more done.
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Speaker 2: I hear that a lot me knowing myself, I'll get
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Speaker 2: way too distracted at home.
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Speaker 3: At home.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, I just yeah, I need to be in the mood,
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Speaker 2: in the mood, the mind space fantastic.
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Speaker 3: Terry says.
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Speaker 5: One question when the last time Adelaide beat Collingwood in Melbourne?
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Speaker 5: That would have been a while ago, Terry, I can't remember.
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Speaker 3: Brent the milky brenta.
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Speaker 5: That's Brent Milky, a teat as he supplies all of
35:44
Speaker 5: the milk around South Australia. Every single milk bottle is
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Speaker 5: delivered by Brent every morning Friday, Section cup overpaid forwards,
35:53
Speaker 5: not worth.
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Speaker 3: A burnt toast. Lynch wins?
35:55
Speaker 4: And what about our local AFL teams playing Interstate delayed
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Speaker 4: on TV?
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Speaker 3: What shays Brint Lynch was good last night? Brent? I
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Speaker 3: mean he missed a lot.
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Speaker 4: Of it was two seven yeah, I ate or something ridiculous?
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Speaker 4: How many goals he missed? They a lot of them
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Speaker 4: were tough shots. But god, he looked dominant Lynch last night.
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Speaker 3: Very dangerous.
36:16
Speaker 5: Robert stecks in about some sick base stuff. Too good
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Speaker 5: on him, Rob, Greg's there from Moonta and Greg as well.
36:21
Speaker 5: Earlier in the show, if you've missed the start of
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Speaker 5: the program, Well took me about the reception on.
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Speaker 3: The highways and how country people can't make phone calls.
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Speaker 3: It's there's no doubt, it's a reality.
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Speaker 5: And Greg's messaged in and says it's absolutely not given,
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Speaker 5: not good enough, which I agree with.
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Speaker 3: So there you go.
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Speaker 2: Got a couple more minutes left for a call or
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Speaker 2: a double two three, double O, double O. But neddie,
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Speaker 2: it's a big day for the station tomorrow five double A.
36:43
Speaker 2: We turned fifty years old. So for the last few
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Speaker 2: weeks we've been reminiscing on some old jingles, on some
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Speaker 2: old stuff that's happened on the station. Listen to this
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Speaker 2: from ninety four.
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Speaker 3: That's awesome?
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Speaker 2: How good is that?
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Speaker 3: That's awesome?
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Speaker 9: Is that?
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Speaker 2: So that's back in nineteen ninety four. Don Dunson, the
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Speaker 2: then premier, opened the station back in nineteen seventy six.
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Speaker 2: This is a bit of what he had to say
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Speaker 2: back then.
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Speaker 12: New commercial radio license dranted in Adelaide since nineteen thirty
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Speaker 12: and the company which will run the station, Festival City Broadcasters,
37:21
Speaker 12: is owned by a wide cross section of the community. Individuals,
37:25
Speaker 12: employee organizations, public companies, private companies, and professional people have
37:30
Speaker 12: all bought shares.
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Speaker 3: It's encouraging that union groups.
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Speaker 12: Have joined in this venture to provide an additional radio
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Speaker 12: station in the city because employee groups, which represent so
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Speaker 12: many way journals, should take a greater social and financial
37:45
Speaker 12: interest in the organization of society. Five double A offers
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Speaker 12: great potential for community involvement, and this emphasizes not only
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Speaker 12: the role of radio as a public service, but also
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Speaker 12: the responsibilities of commercial organizers to make sure facilities are
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Speaker 12: available to the people. I'm pleased to declare five double
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Speaker 12: A open.
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Speaker 2: So that was then Premier Don Dunson back in nineteen
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Speaker 2: seventy six Andrew McBride on five double A Weekend Breakfast
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Speaker 2: with Michael Keeling will have a big show tomorrow morning.
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Speaker 2: And I just wanted to touch on this one too,
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Speaker 2: really quickly because I love a jingle. This is from
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Speaker 2: two thousand and two.
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Speaker 9: Tell us.
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Speaker 1: What you really.
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Speaker 3: We want to inf you.
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Speaker 2: Internactive Radio side, yesday Lala Place five? How good is Gingle?
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Speaker 2: That's a good jingle.
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Speaker 4: The fourth do y has authentically always been Adelaide, hasn't it.
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Speaker 4: I know that's to be our slogan, always Adelaide, But
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Speaker 4: from the very start it's all he's been about voicing
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Speaker 4: the opinions of South Stralians, hasn't it.
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Speaker 2: We've been through different incarnations. We launch as an easy
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Speaker 2: music listening station in the day. Yeah, yeah, I didn't
39:10
Speaker 2: know that, and then we went through the ownership of
39:12
Speaker 2: tab Radio, so people like Leon Biner would be doing
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Speaker 2: his morning's program and then would have to jump to
39:17
Speaker 2: ram week for the start of the race. They broadcast
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Speaker 2: the race and come back and yeah, a lot of
39:21
Speaker 2: iterations and a lot of people have been with us
39:24
Speaker 2: for a very long time, and of course the listeners.
39:26
Speaker 2: We wouldn't be able to do any of this without
39:28
Speaker 2: their support and how they tune in and contribute to
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Speaker 2: the station. So it's been a big couple of weeks
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Speaker 2: for five double a Tomorrow Morning with Angie McBride and
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Speaker 2: Mike Keelan. It should be a bit of fun.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, I wonder if Don Donson was like Mally and
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Speaker 4: goes live on Instagram.
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Speaker 3: Do you reckon? He went live on Instagram.
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Speaker 2: I reckon the day, I reckon. If Don Dunson was
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Speaker 2: around there today, he would, Yeah, he would.
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Speaker 5: He get his six pack out and hold a baby
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Speaker 5: and have a cute puppy of Golden Retriever next to
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Speaker 5: him and say, all right, I've got some exciting news.
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Speaker 3: I thought i'd just jump on here.
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Speaker 9: And let you know.
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Speaker 5: As if he's like Peter, he tries to be really
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Speaker 5: kind of face to face, doesn't he He's good at that.
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Speaker 3: He's a pr beast. Good on your Pewtermealon asks.
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Speaker 2: Three, three minutes to seven, three minutes to seven, I've
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Speaker 2: taken an hour off three minutes to six, David, and
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Speaker 2: will coming up after the break with the five double
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Speaker 2: A News with Jess Adamson and Tommy rand Nettie. We'll
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Speaker 2: see you Monday morning from five mate.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, if I don't get lost out at sea chasing fish.
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Speaker 4: But if i'm back I'll see you then.
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Speaker 2: Good luck.
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Speaker 1: Need meet Henry and Sam Daddo five Double A Early
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Speaker 1: Breakfast