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Acting like Taylor Swift in Oheka Castle · 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 2: Tony Jason Sam's feel Good Breakfast Can't Shut podcast.
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Speaker 3: First Kuwiser on tour at the moment in New York,
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Speaker 3: but not just New York City, New York State. And
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Speaker 3: we're a little place called Riverhead, which is on Long Island.
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Speaker 3: And as we're driving in yesterday, what a picture is place?
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Speaker 3: This wall was right, the houses typical American houses, all
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Speaker 3: the pumpkins out the front and the flag's flying.
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Speaker 4: Yeah.
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Speaker 1: And one thing we've noticed is we're having our chat,
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Speaker 1: is the house prices here a lot cheaper than New Zealand.
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Speaker 1: So look at you're looking around seven hundred thousand for
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Speaker 1: people summer houses. Now we're talking for like proper houses
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Speaker 1: for that five bedrooms, five bathrooms near.
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Speaker 5: The water be double, all triple in New Zealand.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, absolutely, Yeah, we're all moving here, which is a
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Speaker 6: great story.
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Speaker 7: But yeah, the pumpkins, sayds are amazing.
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Speaker 6: Obviously as we approached the holiday season in terms of Halloween,
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Speaker 6: he drove down the road and there's those big rapper
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Speaker 6: pumpkins that you see in America.
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Speaker 7: Do we not get jet giant pumpkins and New.
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Speaker 1: Zealand, but pumpkins everywhere. They have clusters out every door,
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Speaker 1: even inside. They have options other options like velvet pumpkins.
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Speaker 6: That's right, and even massive fields of pumpkins growing in
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Speaker 6: the field.
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Speaker 3: Bake with the pumpkin fields. Are all the sunflowers? Are
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Speaker 3: they somehow linked or something? I don't know, but the
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Speaker 3: same field we have sunflowers and pumpkins.
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Speaker 1: And we're going to see pumpkins on steroids tonight because
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Speaker 1: we're going to the Great Jacquelantin Blaze, which is New
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Speaker 1: York's original Halloween event. So for a family activity like
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Speaker 1: this is going to be the day where I'm like,
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Speaker 1: oh god, I watch my kids were here.
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Speaker 8: That's the thing.
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Speaker 3: So that two million people you're going to see this thing.
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Speaker 3: And it's basically a whole bunch of jackeline has lit
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Speaker 3: up and what they do is they set it to music,
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Speaker 3: and so the Jackelantins start pretty much dancing with the lights.
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Speaker 3: It's like a light shot in jack lanterns. And there's
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Speaker 3: a little shop there called the boom Teak, which wore there.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, it is going to be where I start spending
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Speaker 1: my first money, you know, because I pretend like I'm
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Speaker 1: the big spender as well.
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Speaker 6: Run into this problem before and our credit cards suffer
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Speaker 6: for the entire where we start the chip going, We're
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Speaker 6: not going to do it this time.
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Speaker 8: We're going to keep each other in Duke too.
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Speaker 1: There hasn't spent any money yet, so she's desperate. So
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Speaker 1: we are actually going e biking. We're going to visit
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Speaker 1: a lantern today, the Montop Point Lighthouse, and then we're
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Speaker 1: going to e bike through the town.
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Speaker 5: So I think this is going to be what we're
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Speaker 5: going to see your first.
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Speaker 8: Purchases, which I'm excited about.
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Speaker 3: I hope it's a pumpkin of some disc We're actually
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Speaker 3: the gateway of the Hamptons of the ladder On today,
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Speaker 3: so we fantastic. You hear there's those amazing holiday homes
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Speaker 3: for all the slibs, and apparently the ruler is the
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Speaker 3: higher the.
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Speaker 8: Hedge, the more famous they are.
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Speaker 3: on in z. That'll make some people happy.
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Speaker 6: Oh yes, happiness is the key life is and longevity
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Speaker 6: and that's why a man called Dan Jutner has basically
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Speaker 6: focus his life to it being happy but also living longer.
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Speaker 6: He is the documentary maker that makes blue zones. So
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Speaker 6: he goes into those areas and looks at the places
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Speaker 6: where people live the longest and are the happiest, and
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Speaker 6: they're older and their elder older age.
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Speaker 1: What's his deal? What's his background? Is he like a
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Speaker 1: scientist or something?
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Speaker 7: No, I think he's a documentary maker.
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Speaker 5: Oh, he's just like us.
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Speaker 6: I think he's fallen into this, which is it's good
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Speaker 6: and bad because he does have some good theories, but
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Speaker 6: he takes it into some weird places. So he was
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Speaker 6: asked the other day what would you do to have
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Speaker 6: a happier life as you grow older, And he said
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Speaker 6: his first priority, Number one on the list is nine
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Speaker 6: and a half hours of sleep a day.
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Speaker 7: Sleep is crucial.
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Speaker 8: Who gets nine and a half hours a day?
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Speaker 7: No one on the.
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Speaker 1: Planet, No, I think. I think we come from a
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Speaker 1: we get up super early for our job. I reckon
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Speaker 1: there are people that are getting nine hours. Do you
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Speaker 1: reckon nine and a half might be a stretch, but
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Speaker 1: I reckon there are people that gett nine outs.
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Speaker 6: People that have six hours of sleep are thirty percent
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Speaker 6: less happier.
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Speaker 1: How many hours are you getting I'll be lucky to
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Speaker 1: get sex. I'd be getting at least seven every night,
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Speaker 1: at least yeah, yeah, Well I'm lucky if we get
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Speaker 1: five or five and a half. I just don't operate. My
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Speaker 1: body literally just breaks down. You don't you think though
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Speaker 1: some people can operate only sleep? Then absolutely?
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Speaker 6: Do you know there's a theory on that they reckon
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Speaker 6: that women need more sleep because they do more thinking.
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Speaker 8: I think that's all that makes sense.
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Speaker 9: I mean, up here, don't they I'm geting to weigh
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Speaker 9: with three and I'm fine.
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Speaker 7: I don't know what that is.
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Speaker 6: I place based breakfast here because it gets rid of
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Speaker 6: sugar cravings and that you will be happy into the
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Speaker 6: day because you won't be hungry because of a plant
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Speaker 6: based breakfast.
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Speaker 7: And he reasons it lasts longer.
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Speaker 5: What's a plant mote?
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Speaker 6: I'm literally copying this off as post what breakfast? Okay,
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Speaker 6: I love you.
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Speaker 1: I don't know, because plant based isn't like it's not
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Speaker 1: just not meat exactly, it's otial oh, oatmeal plant. I
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Speaker 1: think that classifies as a plant based on this, sure
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Speaker 1: it does. Why we can plant based? Doesn't it mean
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Speaker 1: like actual plants? Because that's a great Well.
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Speaker 8: That's what I think. Well, I don't know.
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Speaker 5: I reckon, We've got to expindit for breakfast class.
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Speaker 7: And it's with oats virtualization. Find someone to socialize four
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Speaker 7: to five hours a day.
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Speaker 8: Oh that's crucial.
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Speaker 9: Yeah.
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Speaker 8: Yeah.
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Speaker 6: And the final one is volunteering hour of your time
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Speaker 6: per day. Volunteering no, no, no, not a whole day,
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Speaker 6: an hour per day every day you need to dedicate
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Speaker 6: an hour of your time to someone else to make
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Speaker 6: the world a better place.
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Speaker 5: I nearly have that. Four days a week of coaching
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Speaker 5: is volunteering every.
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Speaker 7: Hour I can't work, doesn't it?
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Speaker 5: Jimmy I don't know your life.
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Speaker 7: I'm pretty happy, but maybe I'm just foolish.
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Speaker 8: Two hours who knows.
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Speaker 3: Great news, Peter Berling is now the most successful America's
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Speaker 3: Cup skipper in history, overtaking Jimmy Spittle's record, beating out
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Speaker 3: Russell coots Oh yeah, most successful.
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Speaker 1: That's that's race wins, right, that's not cups, no races.
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Speaker 5: Don't be confused by that.
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Speaker 8: That's true. Russell Cootz never lost the Cup.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, I was just yeah, I hope, I hope for
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Speaker 1: Burling's sake we get the Cup as well.
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Speaker 3: But anyway, whatever happened is going to happen in the news.
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Speaker 3: You'll hear everything in a couple of minutes from now.
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Speaker 3: But we're in Long Island right now, in New York,
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Speaker 3: so part of New York State. And yesterday we made
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Speaker 3: our way here from it started with the age Huntington.
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Speaker 3: Huntington made away from Huntingdon through to Long Island, and
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Speaker 3: we stopped off a couple of wineries yesterday.
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Speaker 8: Very nice.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, it was nice to see you let your hear
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Speaker 7: down just a little bit. Jas at the wineries with
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Speaker 7: you today, you know, and drink wine.
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Speaker 8: That's my problem. So this wine tasting thing that's real good.
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Speaker 5: And the funny thing is what you do.
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Speaker 1: So the first foot winery where you sit down and
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Speaker 1: these all these little sort of jars of wine, right,
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Speaker 1: and it starts reasling to the left, then rose, and
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Speaker 1: then it gets progressively more full body to we're in
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Speaker 1: the full have salves.
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Speaker 6: And the funny thing is about those little jars is
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Speaker 6: that you also gifted a beautiful class. And I looked
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Speaker 6: over and saw my peasant radio co hosts drinking from
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Speaker 6: the vessel you mean to tip into your glass?
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Speaker 1: Oh we were told not to mix the reasoning with
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Speaker 1: the full bodies like peanots.
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Speaker 6: Oh no, but not to drink from the vessel that
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Speaker 6: it has only put there to give you your sample.
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Speaker 6: And I'd scorn down upon you. Do you know it
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Speaker 6: lower class?
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Speaker 5: So we got it.
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Speaker 1: We got a tour of the winery, we got taken
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Speaker 1: out the back and how they make it. One of
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Speaker 1: the interesting things we found out actually is, and this
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Speaker 1: is if you're a farmer, you'll be interested in this.
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Speaker 1: One of the big problems the farmers that the wineries
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Speaker 1: have is wild deer.
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Speaker 5: So they have wild deer just roaming around, and it
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Speaker 5: feels like it would be like a wild.
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Speaker 1: Deer just popping into one of our prominent vineyards in
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Speaker 1: New Zealand. Apparently they jump over the fences and they
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Speaker 1: come and just eat all.
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Speaker 6: There everywhere, and they're not a going to shoot them.
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Speaker 6: They kind of protect it.
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Speaker 5: What else roundhog and raccoon?
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Speaker 6: Yeah, raccoons and the groundhog to me is like the unicorn.
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Speaker 6: I never actually thought it was a real thing.
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Speaker 7: This point. I don't actually know what a groundhog looks like.
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Speaker 8: I don't eat that well.
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Speaker 1: M I know is groundhog is named after a groundhog,
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Speaker 1: which is a repetitive day right.
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Speaker 8: The Bill Murray movie, Isn't it so right?
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Speaker 7: Bill Murray movie?
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Speaker 8: Bill Murray?
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Speaker 5: Now like a wombat kind of thing.
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Speaker 7: In my mind, it's a very similar animal to the wombat.
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Speaker 8: In my mind, if I saw one, i'd probably make
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Speaker 8: a wish.
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Speaker 7: I'm coming around the street.
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Speaker 1: It's tody rodent is just exactly how I describe anyway.
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Speaker 6: Oh no, it's kind of one of those little animals
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Speaker 6: that stand up at the zoo and it's like a
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Speaker 6: fat me acare it is?
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Speaker 3: Anyway, if you already knew that we're not teaching nothing,
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Speaker 3: I get it. It is the seventeenth of October today, right,
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Speaker 3: which means now we're in a couple of weeks away
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Speaker 3: from Halloween, and you get into the spirit with Coast
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Speaker 8: Radio, it's Coast Halloween to search that.
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Speaker 3: Speaking of Halloween, we're going to see a pumpkin blaze
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Speaker 3: like Jack o'lentin's tell you about that the latter on
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Speaker 3: because we're in New York.
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Speaker 8: He flew here on the in New Zealand, we.
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Speaker 1: Did, and we saw this movie on the plane that
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Speaker 1: we needed to talk about. And it's got particular relevance
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Speaker 1: because the two lead actors, Emily Blunt and Ryan Gosling.
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Speaker 1: Now at the moment, you know how Ryan got thing
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Speaker 1: we know him best from he shot to start him
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Speaker 1: in the movie The Notebook with Rachel McAdam. Well that
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Speaker 1: The Notebook is one of the big musicals here in
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Speaker 1: New York on Broadway at the moment that everyone is
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Speaker 1: talking about. But we got to watch Ryan Gosling in
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Speaker 1: a different type of film. It's called fall Guy. And
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Speaker 1: I had no idea what this was. I didn't realize
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Speaker 1: it meant he literally has a fall.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, Well, he's a stuntman and a stunt that goes
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Speaker 6: terribly wrong, and that's the premise of the film, is
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Speaker 6: basically fighting back from a seprible injury.
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Speaker 1: He doesn't fight back well because essentially for an entire
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Speaker 1: year he's so embarrassed that he just hides away and
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Speaker 1: he ends up barking cars.
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Speaker 6: I rate this film highly, and just not just because
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Speaker 6: me and Ryan go way back. He might remember, Oh,
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Speaker 6: that's right, that's right. This is another story I tell
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Speaker 6: fifteen times a year. But when he was young Hercules
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Speaker 6: in New Zealand, we were boys and I basically dropped
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Speaker 6: him back to his apartment after we shot it for
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Speaker 6: a couple of days on Young Hercules set.
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Speaker 1: I wish he'd stayed in touch me too, because then
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Speaker 1: we could have benefited from this relationship.
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Speaker 7: Nodred percent.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, he drive around with me and the and just
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Speaker 6: said it on my nine ninety five g T I
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Speaker 6: pulsa for the man, now is he?
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Speaker 1: You know?
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Speaker 3: The movie's really funny, So you're right, he's a stunt guy.
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Speaker 3: But he falls in love with one of the camera
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Speaker 3: for camera women who ends up becoming a director while
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Speaker 3: he's on light and hiding. Her career flourishes and they
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Speaker 3: sort of trick him into coming back on set.
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Speaker 8: She had no idea.
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Speaker 1: She's so angry because he boasted. After he has the fall,
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Speaker 1: he's so embarrassed. He just doesn't talk to her for
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Speaker 1: a year and they had this fling going on, and
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Speaker 1: when he comes back, she's so angry. She's like, who
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Speaker 1: let this guy on my set? And then we're piecing
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Speaker 1: it together from here. He doesn't lose shape in that year,
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Speaker 1: though I thought that was a bit unrealistic. I thought
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Speaker 1: it was really downtron and he feels like eating burgers
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Speaker 1: every day.
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Speaker 8: He looks been with the broken backs.
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Speaker 3: But one of the funny thcenes I thought was when
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Speaker 3: he finally catch stut with her and he goes to
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Speaker 3: sit to this truck outwards and he's crying listen to
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Speaker 3: Taylor Swift.
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Speaker 8: The camera sort of zooms that she said it is
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Speaker 8: steering it the Emily Blunt look. Anyway, it's tall four guy, And.
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Speaker 3: I mean, if he had to head to only out
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Speaker 3: of five, what.
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Speaker 8: Do you reckon? It's a four out of five for me?
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Speaker 7: For me?
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Speaker 3: Yeah, looking up full guy with Ryan Gozing and Emily Blood,
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Speaker 3: you won't be disappointed. Really exciting news because next week
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Speaker 3: the Young Plumber of the Year contest goes down. It's
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Speaker 3: going to go to the Hamilton and one of the
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Speaker 3: guys who's up for the award is Liam Fox joins
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Speaker 3: us on the phone.
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Speaker 8: Now, so Liam, how long have you been in the trade.
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Speaker 10: For I've been plumbing about eight and a half years now, okay.
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Speaker 3: Sweet, So this time of the morning, have you had
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Speaker 3: a mince pie and a can of Better Trade's breakfast?
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Speaker 8: Liam?
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Speaker 10: I've recently given all that up.
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Speaker 8: Only reason do.
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Speaker 5: You have now?
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Speaker 8: Liam?
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Speaker 5: What is your plumbing breakfast of Joyce?
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Speaker 10: I tried, he just left overs from the night before. Really, well,
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Speaker 10: I can have a look I got at the moment
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Speaker 10: I write some Kiwi fruit.
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Speaker 3: Well of congratulations because it's been a heat of the
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Speaker 3: last few weeks for you as so you are up
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Speaker 3: for Plumber of the Year.
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Speaker 10: Yes, the year the Plumbing World Young Young Plumber of
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Speaker 10: the Year accompetition that made the national pine.
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Speaker 5: How do you make the final?
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Speaker 7: Like?
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Speaker 1: What do you have to do to be to stand
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Speaker 1: out to make that top ten?
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Speaker 10: Every Plumbing World store has a has like an evening
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Speaker 10: you go to and the idea is you win that one.
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Speaker 10: And then they divided up into regions so then you
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Speaker 10: go to the regional one and yeah, is it.
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Speaker 5: A challenge like a time set thing, like what kind.
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Speaker 7: Of things do you have to do for the challenge?
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Speaker 10: But just just sort of normal every day plumbing stuff.
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Speaker 10: They have your work on taps and they and then
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Speaker 10: that sort of thing. Put a toilet together, put a
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Speaker 10: shower shower trap together. That's sort of that sort of thing.
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Speaker 3: Massive respect for you guys, leam, because I mean, I
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Speaker 3: know there's like eight thousand people working as plumbers and
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Speaker 3: guess fitters and train layers across the country. And I
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Speaker 3: tried to do some DIY stuff. My wife dropped her
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Speaker 3: ring down the sink and so I had to undo
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Speaker 3: everything done underneath. And that's a took me like two days.
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Speaker 3: Just think there's one bloody ring out.
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Speaker 10: Yeah, it can be. It can be a bit messy
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Speaker 10: and difficult.
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Speaker 8: Yeah, I don't blame you.
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Speaker 6: Imagine imagine how much Liam you'll be able to charge
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Speaker 6: now when you know you're Liam Fox Plumbing and if
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Speaker 6: you win this thing, you have the medal there sign
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Speaker 6: written on the side of your your Ford.
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Speaker 7: Ranger and and you'll be able to double your rate.
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Speaker 7: Surely you're you're around turn of bucks an hour now, wouldn't.
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Speaker 10: You no, nor try to keep it a bit lower
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Speaker 10: than that.
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Speaker 5: Liam.
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Speaker 1: I want to know how you got into this in
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Speaker 1: the first place, just for young budding plumbers out there.
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Speaker 1: When did you decide this is going to be the
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Speaker 1: career for me? How young were you?
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Speaker 10: I was about eighteen and sort of. I'm always been
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Speaker 10: interested in sort of things like water conservation and that
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Speaker 10: sort of thing which we do heapside and plumbing, so
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Speaker 10: that was the main thing that that got me into it,
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Speaker 10: and also the gas side of things I was always
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Speaker 10: really interested in.
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Speaker 1: And you've also got a really good name to enter
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Speaker 1: into the Young Plumber of the Year, right Liam Fox, No.
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Speaker 5: One's forgetting that name when you win, So come on.
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Speaker 8: Don't let us down. Congratulations alivery beasts.
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Speaker 3: So it's next Wednesday, ten young plumbers from across the
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Speaker 3: country and a battle it out at Claudland's and Hamilton.
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Speaker 3: Now what they have to do and just have four hours?
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Speaker 3: They have to build a full bathroom.
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Speaker 5: Amazing, Yeah, no appreciate instead of doing it at Cordlands.
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Speaker 5: Would you like to come to my place? HI won't
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Speaker 5: be judge.
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Speaker 1: You.
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Speaker 8: Well done and scorn.
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Speaker 5: Coasts feel good.
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Speaker 2: Breakfast to Catch Up podcast with Coasts Tony Street, Jas
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Speaker 2: Reeves and Sam Wallace.
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Speaker 3: Feeling really good this morning. I love this headline end
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Speaker 3: of crushing price rises. Did you see this yesterday? Inflation
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Speaker 3: has fallen across the country. Fuel prices are down eight percent.
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Speaker 3: Veg's are down eighteen percent, which is wonderful. So soon enough,
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Speaker 3: house price is going to be okay because interest rates
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Speaker 3: will come down. You could buy that castle.
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Speaker 5: Oh, this great news. In fact, we were actually shot.
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Speaker 1: So we went to a place called Oheeka Castle. It's
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Speaker 1: in Long Island here in New York state, right, and
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Speaker 1: we were shocked to hear that. Gary the owner who
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Speaker 1: we actually met like, he came round and seen hi
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Speaker 1: to us during lunch.
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Speaker 5: He bought it for a one point four million Yeah.
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Speaker 7: And it there.
15:01
Speaker 6: It has spent thirty seven million dollars renovating it and
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Speaker 6: fall fact twenty two acres in New York. So I
15:08
Speaker 6: can't imagine what it's worth.
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Speaker 8: Now.
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Speaker 3: You're so right, But you were saying before Sandloe, he
15:11
Speaker 3: wanted to build the original guy who built it way
15:14
Speaker 3: back in nineteen nineteen, he wanted to build it on
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Speaker 3: a hill, but there was no hill in Long Island,
15:18
Speaker 3: so he literally built the hill. So he was into
15:21
Speaker 3: like railroads or something, so he built the train track,
15:23
Speaker 3: then got the train involved, and when they were digging
15:25
Speaker 3: out the subway in Manhattan, took that dirt to his
15:28
Speaker 3: place in Long Island and then made a hill.
15:31
Speaker 7: Put a house on it.
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Speaker 1: That's what multimillionaires do. But I just want to set
15:34
Speaker 1: the scene because when we arrived at this place, you think,
15:37
Speaker 1: beautifully manicured gardens, there's a golf course. You pull into
15:41
Speaker 1: this French like castle and what do we see. First
15:44
Speaker 1: of all, we get told we can't go through the
15:47
Speaker 1: normal way because there is a music video being made.
15:52
Speaker 1: And then of course we were scrouching around, going, oh,
15:54
Speaker 1: this is exciting.
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Speaker 8: Who was it?
15:55
Speaker 1: Because we soon learned that some very famous people have
15:58
Speaker 1: been at this castle, like Taylor Swift where she shot
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Speaker 1: her music video for blank Space. We're going to talk
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Speaker 1: more about that because we really embraced that. But there
16:07
Speaker 1: was a wrapper there at the time, clueled Pusher Tea
16:10
Speaker 1: and we didn't know who pusha t was pretended not
16:13
Speaker 1: we will fully know. Yeah, three and a half million
16:19
Speaker 1: followers on social media and so then it was a
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Speaker 1: bit of a mission for us to catch a glimpse
16:23
Speaker 1: of this guy, and Sam, I thought you were going
16:25
Speaker 1: to get thrown out at one point.
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Speaker 7: Well I got more than a glimpse, sadies and gentlemen.
16:28
Speaker 6: I got the camera and I filmed iced tail or
16:30
Speaker 6: whatever his name is. And yeah, there was some big
16:34
Speaker 6: old security guys. Give me some filthy lots.
16:36
Speaker 5: O the biggest scariest security guard you've ever seen.
16:38
Speaker 7: Yeah.
16:38
Speaker 6: The funny thing is, after looking at what pusha Tea
16:41
Speaker 6: had been doing, he had pretty much mocked up what
16:43
Speaker 6: Taylor Swift did when she filmed her video.
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Speaker 7: There she sat in the lot. You know, they both
16:47
Speaker 7: sat in.
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Speaker 6: The library with books behind them at a desk, and
16:49
Speaker 6: then they both sat out in the fore court with
16:51
Speaker 6: a very expensive old car. Now, when you compare the
16:54
Speaker 6: old cars, pusha t didn't do too bad. I think
16:56
Speaker 6: he had an old SL five hundred.
16:58
Speaker 8: Was it Mercedes with the gull wing doors that open up?
17:01
Speaker 6: Yeah, Taylor Taylor Switz in her video she did it
17:03
Speaker 6: with an Acy Cobra, So I'm giving her the wind.
17:06
Speaker 8: I love that plain the features.
17:07
Speaker 3: So basically driving, as Tony was saying, this manicure garden,
17:10
Speaker 3: think Downton Abbey on Long Island and it's just a
17:13
Speaker 3: phenomenal beautiful place and there are some famous weddings that
17:16
Speaker 3: have been here. I mean it is now one of
17:17
Speaker 3: the most prestigious wedding venues in the world.
17:19
Speaker 1: One of the Jonas brothers got married there and we
17:21
Speaker 1: stood in his reception venue, and then they proceeded to
17:25
Speaker 1: tell us that they pulled up the wooden floor and
17:27
Speaker 1: put an ice skating ring.
17:28
Speaker 8: Skateboard ball, skateboard bowl.
17:30
Speaker 5: What so his skating bowl was his wedding reception?
17:33
Speaker 8: Who does that? Bites for skating? Who's twenty years old
17:35
Speaker 8: and he got married.
17:36
Speaker 5: Married, Yeah, he lasted how good?
17:38
Speaker 6: Seeing The point here though, is that he got the
17:41
Speaker 6: most one of the most beautiful historic settings in the
17:45
Speaker 6: world and then tore up the floor and put a
17:47
Speaker 6: skateboard park in.
17:50
Speaker 5: His wife is very very she goes along for the ride.
17:53
Speaker 3: Doesn't But he's not the only famous wedding Hello nin Sync,
17:56
Speaker 3: you know Joey for Tony from.
17:57
Speaker 1: En Sync, Adam Sandler his movie there the Week Old.
18:05
Speaker 1: It was really weird to go through the halls and
18:07
Speaker 1: think this is where these famous for and.
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Speaker 3: Suictan Kine, that really famous Michael Kaye movie. I think
18:11
Speaker 3: it is Susan Kaine. I think I got the right actor. Yeah,
18:14
Speaker 3: that was shot there too.
18:15
Speaker 6: We need to talk more about Gary, the guy that
18:16
Speaker 6: owns it now though, so obviously here survives an assassination
18:19
Speaker 6: attempt and very very hospitable brought us out a shot
18:22
Speaker 6: of bourbon.
18:23
Speaker 7: Each two and fifty US dollars glass.
18:26
Speaker 3: Because Gary, he did. He showed us a photo of
18:29
Speaker 3: when he was almost assassinated. It was I couldn't think
18:31
Speaker 3: him enough for that.
18:32
Speaker 5: It was the whole mafia link thing, right, do you know?
18:35
Speaker 7: Because the Marfia doesn't kill you if you owe them
18:37
Speaker 7: money money.
18:38
Speaker 1: Well, if Gary has links to the mafia, I now
18:40
Speaker 1: do too, because he's.
18:41
Speaker 8: Got my number.
18:43
Speaker 3: He's a good man's love because he drinks half a
18:45
Speaker 3: bottle of bourbon every night and his cheapest bottle is
18:47
Speaker 3: six thousand dollars.
18:48
Speaker 8: Shears it.
18:49
Speaker 1: She is exactly dust the bullet in his head. Yeah.
18:53
Speaker 1: I didn't real feel like any that I needed another
18:56
Speaker 1: drink though.
18:56
Speaker 3: Anyway, Details about this trip and how you could do
18:58
Speaker 3: it as well or coastal light on cot In Z.
19:01
Speaker 3: When you're in the States, you might notice something about
19:03
Speaker 3: the bathrooms.
19:04
Speaker 6: Yeah, today's day we are going on a quest to
19:06
Speaker 6: find the winter green bathrooms. Now, I talked about this
19:09
Speaker 6: when I was up in Seattle as well. Uh, they
19:12
Speaker 6: don't always go floral in the bathrooms here. They sometimes
19:15
Speaker 6: go to a minti town. And that flavor is winter green. Now,
19:18
Speaker 6: if you don't know what winter green is, it is
19:20
Speaker 6: the taste of I guess root beer. It's also the
19:24
Speaker 6: taste of some peppermint flavored chewing gum.
19:27
Speaker 3: And you're talk about the smells of the bathroom, right, yeah,
19:29
Speaker 3: like the air freshener, they're yeah, And we don't do
19:32
Speaker 3: it in New Zealand.
19:32
Speaker 7: We don't go to the minty town. In terms of
19:34
Speaker 7: our cleaners and stuff like what do we do we
19:37
Speaker 7: go to floral town? Do we? We always go to floral.
19:40
Speaker 1: My favorite spray. Likely we're doing about toilets right, A
19:45
Speaker 1: couple There is a there is a central New Zealand
19:50
Speaker 1: called Mountain Air.
19:52
Speaker 5: Yes, and I really like that and.
19:54
Speaker 1: It's refreshing because anything that's kind of in that popery
19:57
Speaker 1: floral zone can really be sickly. I think when you
20:01
Speaker 1: get an air free shit in your car, Yeah, that's not
20:04
Speaker 1: real leavend.
20:05
Speaker 7: But I just this is what this is what it
20:07
Speaker 7: always blows me away.
20:08
Speaker 6: It's while we're talking about it, is the fact that
20:10
Speaker 6: the mint, when it goes to mint, it's a very
20:12
Speaker 6: clean smelling fragrance, as opposed to pot pourri, which could
20:16
Speaker 6: turned into a tangled wreck of both.
20:22
Speaker 8: Do well.
20:23
Speaker 3: So the big question that I forget going to look
20:25
Speaker 3: at the famous people's houses, the Hampton's, can we find
20:28
Speaker 3: the mint toilet?
20:28
Speaker 8: That's the big queen.
20:29
Speaker 6: When we do, we're gonna, we're gonna bring in the
20:31
Speaker 6: microphones and we're gonna we're going to record all of us.
20:37
Speaker 5: We knew you at your toilet today in New Zealand.
20:40
Speaker 5: Just take note what is the sense?
20:43
Speaker 1: You know?
20:44
Speaker 8: But don't don't ever text us what that is.
20:46
Speaker 3: Yesterday, we're on this big journey around the Long Island
20:48
Speaker 3: area and went to a place called Ahica Castle where
20:51
Speaker 3: the TV show Succession has been filmed there Citizen Kane,
20:54
Speaker 3: that movie was shot there, but also Taylor Swift did
20:56
Speaker 3: the music video for this song there.
21:03
Speaker 7: You can tell.
21:13
Speaker 5: It's such a good video clip. So if you can't.
21:16
Speaker 1: Remember what happens in it, Essentially, Taylor is all dressed
21:19
Speaker 1: up and she's got her very deber near love interest
21:22
Speaker 1: with her at this castle, which is Ohee Castle, and
21:25
Speaker 1: she goes around the castle.
21:26
Speaker 5: She ends up smashing up his.
21:28
Speaker 1: Car because he obviously doesn't behave and so she goes
21:31
Speaker 1: through the halls of the castle. She's at this big
21:33
Speaker 1: grand entrance. She's running through the manicured bushes, and we
21:37
Speaker 1: decided that we should re enact that video because all
21:41
Speaker 1: the iconic sites were right in front of us.
21:43
Speaker 5: It's the same.
21:44
Speaker 6: Yeah. We walked into the lobby of the castle and
21:46
Speaker 6: we're like, oh my god, this is straight out of
21:48
Speaker 6: Taylor's first video and there's the staircase, the rails, it
21:50
Speaker 6: was all there and it looked identical or even the plants.
21:53
Speaker 5: Nothing's changed, nothing has changed.
21:55
Speaker 6: So during our lunch break, instid of sitting down and
21:57
Speaker 6: enjoying our food, we decided, no, We're going to go
21:59
Speaker 6: make a Tailor Swift video. So we grabbed the camera
22:01
Speaker 6: and went down there and we cast a few roles.
22:03
Speaker 6: We cast Tony Street as Taylor Swift, we cast me
22:06
Speaker 6: as the deviney love interests, and we cast Jason as
22:09
Speaker 6: the horse.
22:10
Speaker 5: One other character in there was a white horse.
22:13
Speaker 6: We think Jace did a better job as a horse,
22:15
Speaker 6: and I did loves.
22:20
Speaker 1: Work because this horse was white, and of course Jason's snowy,
22:25
Speaker 1: and he happen to have a bit of a cud
22:27
Speaker 1: like expression on. In this particular clip, we.
22:31
Speaker 7: Used to shut off off the wind. Jason weird with
22:34
Speaker 7: his mouth and it was really horse like.
22:38
Speaker 8: This idea, do this thing and you're gonna be the horse.
22:41
Speaker 3: Wait what but I've already got the shot.
22:44
Speaker 8: Anyway, you have to go and say, this was.
22:46
Speaker 1: The funnest thing we've ever done, and you will be
22:49
Speaker 1: would at how similar not necessarily how we look as
22:52
Speaker 1: the characters, but the scenes are at least.
22:55
Speaker 7: The shot selection was very good. The acting tear well.
22:58
Speaker 7: I have to say, Tony is a pretty good tailor.
22:59
Speaker 8: Swift agree extra.
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Speaker 1: Hand on a black lacy top and some red Livy
23:05
Speaker 1: the notes from Sam.
23:07
Speaker 3: Anyway, you can see it if you want to go
23:09
Speaker 3: and have a long and you really you should at
23:10
Speaker 3: Instagram at Coast Breakfast you'll see it just there. Sel GP,
23:14
Speaker 3: which is going to be on our water in January. Right,
23:16
Speaker 3: they're going to change they're the same boats for change
23:19
Speaker 3: the foils. They're going to use high speed t foils,
23:21
Speaker 3: which a is gonna make the boats even faster.
23:23
Speaker 5: Okay, so how did they work, Jason?
23:26
Speaker 8: They they make the boats faster.
23:30
Speaker 7: A little bit of an explanation I'm doing over here.
23:32
Speaker 6: So at the moment, they've got L foils, now they've
23:34
Speaker 6: got T foils now. I don't know if you know
23:36
Speaker 6: if the how the alphabet works, but if you just
23:38
Speaker 6: look at the shape of those letters, it tells you
23:40
Speaker 6: the entire story.
23:41
Speaker 1: It's going to balance it out, isn't it, because L
23:43
Speaker 1: is a bit lopsided.
23:47
Speaker 6: Suddenly now you're not leaning as much because you're a
23:49
Speaker 6: straight thanks to the extra line on the tee.
23:51
Speaker 1: Can we just say, though, I'm excited that we've got
23:54
Speaker 1: yachting coming to New Zealand shores with the America's couple bay.
23:57
Speaker 5: At the moment to have that.
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Speaker 1: In the using all of the America's cup facilities that
24:03
Speaker 1: we built. Remember during COVID, so five point.
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Speaker 6: Five kilometers faster upward Canada with tfoils has reached over
24:10
Speaker 6: one hundred kilometers per one hundred and one point nine
24:12
Speaker 6: to eight kilometers per hour, which is absolutely flying.
24:15
Speaker 8: Go to T bars you all T foil.
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Speaker 7: Tentoil hatch, don't.
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Speaker 8: The Duke from Discovel Long Island, ELFREDA. Else. Oh, you're
25:08
Speaker 8: way too kind, way too kind.
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Speaker 9: So what is your job title at Discovel Long Island?
25:13
Speaker 9: What's today? I'm the International Sales Specialist, right okay?
25:20
Speaker 8: And hello?
25:20
Speaker 9: Have you been loving Long Island for Actually, I've been
25:23
Speaker 9: working for Long Island for the last seven years, but
25:26
Speaker 9: been this incredible travel industry for the last forty. Wow,
25:29
Speaker 9: so this is a having you guys here, it's like
25:33
Speaker 9: almost like my graduation.
25:34
Speaker 5: Oh well, we love being here.
25:36
Speaker 1: What would be the most common misconception do you think
25:39
Speaker 1: about Long Islands that you had to try and change
25:41
Speaker 1: people's mind on.
25:43
Speaker 9: Well, it's like everyone knows New York City. New York
25:46
Speaker 9: City has been a part of the travel equation for
25:49
Speaker 9: the States and for America for centuries literally, and then
25:55
Speaker 9: you know the Long Island exists, but you don't really
25:57
Speaker 9: know what it is about Long Island. And you saw
26:01
Speaker 9: it you got into Huntington, you start seeing all these
26:04
Speaker 9: wide open spaces. You end u about a castle on
26:07
Speaker 9: twenty acres in an hour from New York City. And
26:11
Speaker 9: like you said before, it's not a concrete jungle anymore.
26:14
Speaker 9: It's these beautiful forests. There's deer and wild hogs and
26:18
Speaker 9: ground hogs, and it's a whole new world right next
26:23
Speaker 9: to something you're so familiar with, which is New York City.
26:26
Speaker 8: Yeah.
26:26
Speaker 7: So what have we got on the agendas today?
26:28
Speaker 6: Because we're heading out to I mean, obviously one of
26:30
Speaker 6: the big things out this way is the houses, the properties,
26:32
Speaker 6: the celebrity houses, but also it's.
26:34
Speaker 7: On a beautiful Beach, right.
26:35
Speaker 9: The beaches on the south side of the island from
26:38
Speaker 9: Jones Beach all the way to the Hamptons are some
26:40
Speaker 9: Ofe's most amazing beaches, some white sandy beaches with them,
26:44
Speaker 9: Like you said, beautiful homes. But remember what the history
26:48
Speaker 9: of Long Island is back in the twenties, especially all
26:52
Speaker 9: the people that had a ton of money in the
26:53
Speaker 9: city had money, but they had no land. So what
26:57
Speaker 9: they did they bought their summer homes or weekend getaways
27:00
Speaker 9: on Long Island. And all the way from the little
27:03
Speaker 9: castles that you saw like Ohica, all the way to
27:06
Speaker 9: some of the mansions and homes that we'll see tomorrow
27:08
Speaker 9: or not later on today in aountants.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, and I think for Kiwi's we love the experience
27:13
Speaker 1: of New York City, but we also like a bit
27:15
Speaker 1: of relaxed time, right, And that's what it feels like here.
27:18
Speaker 1: It's a bit of a slower pace. And tonight we're
27:21
Speaker 1: going to go to the Pumpkin Blaze, and that is
27:23
Speaker 1: quintessential American holiday, right.
27:26
Speaker 9: It's Halloween and the whole it's like the beginning of
27:32
Speaker 9: the holidays, and it's showcase at the Glaze, which is
27:35
Speaker 9: an amazing, humongous pumpkin patch and the kids are kids,
27:40
Speaker 9: the families are there. It's really it is the beginning
27:43
Speaker 9: of the holiday season and it's thrown in all its
27:47
Speaker 9: glamour at the Blaze tonight.
27:48
Speaker 1: If you have a family and you bring them to
27:51
Speaker 1: New York, how can you not go and see us?
27:53
Speaker 7: I have to What don't they call it a blaze?
27:55
Speaker 8: Is there a fire?
27:56
Speaker 7: Like a bonfire? Is all of the fact that the
27:58
Speaker 7: pumpkins are all lit up?
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Speaker 8: I don't.
28:00
Speaker 9: I think just call it the blaze because it's just glows.
28:05
Speaker 9: It's yeah, it's colorful, and I don't think I think
28:08
Speaker 9: they might might be able.
28:09
Speaker 8: To see a fire too.
28:11
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, yeah, because it's like two million people go
28:12
Speaker 3: to this thing and it's like it's like a light
28:15
Speaker 3: show year.
28:15
Speaker 8: They light up the dam the artists coming half with.
28:18
Speaker 3: Pumpkins to make these Jecky landons, right, and so they
28:21
Speaker 3: will put lights in them and alvisoly like with candles
28:23
Speaker 3: like traditionally the sits like a personalized soundtrack and they'll
28:27
Speaker 3: start dancing, the lights start dancing.
28:28
Speaker 9: It's even they I've read about it. I can't wait
28:30
Speaker 9: to see it. It's like a little Broadway Show right
28:33
Speaker 9: here on Long Island. But it's all themed with Halloween
28:37
Speaker 9: and the pumpkins and the patches and the kids. It's
28:40
Speaker 9: super fun.
28:41
Speaker 8: And a lot of celebrities hang out on Long Island too,
28:42
Speaker 8: right they do.
28:44
Speaker 5: I have a list of them. Do you want to
28:45
Speaker 5: run us through somehow?
28:46
Speaker 9: Right? Well, I mean I remember because I actually went
28:48
Speaker 9: to university here many years ago, and I'm not going
28:52
Speaker 9: to say how long ago, at the beginning when Billy
28:54
Speaker 9: Joel was starting, right, So people like Billy Joel or
28:57
Speaker 9: Paul Simon justin Timberlake, and then some some of the
29:01
Speaker 9: celebrities like Brooks Shields, Jennifer Lopez, Jerry Seinfeld, Robert de Niro.
29:08
Speaker 5: At Gwyneth Paltrow. They all have houses here.
29:10
Speaker 8: Another thing is we go for a bit of a
29:12
Speaker 8: tour on other day. We're going to take as many
29:13
Speaker 8: fighters as we possibly can.
29:14
Speaker 3: You can follow us be into a post breakfast on
29:16
Speaker 3: Instagram and Facebook. But I have to warn you. If
29:18
Speaker 3: the higher the hedge you see these big tall.
29:20
Speaker 9: Hedges, this means they're more famous, right, the more famous,
29:23
Speaker 9: to higher the hedge, So we're gonna have to like
29:25
Speaker 9: look in between the hedges to see who lives there far.
29:28
Speaker 8: Up the drone. It's really good. We got we got
29:30
Speaker 8: this cover guy taking through bushes.
29:32
Speaker 3: Anyway, you follow us from beginning. Everything you need to
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Speaker 3: know is a Coast Online dot cot on ins. We're
29:38
Speaker 3: doing a big pumpkin blaze tonight in New York. We'll
29:40
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29:48
Speaker 8: Just look the Coast Halloween just there.
29:49
Speaker 7: And I think what.
29:50
Speaker 6: I'm about to just say is going to be pertinent
29:52
Speaker 6: tonight as well, because it is the statement that fills
29:56
Speaker 6: me with a huge amount of dread. And what's going
29:59
Speaker 6: to happens to night at some point and we're all
30:02
Speaker 6: going to get together and we're going to have a
30:03
Speaker 6: group photo and.
30:04
Speaker 7: Then some all out of the words, Now for the
30:07
Speaker 7: crazy one.
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Speaker 3: God, And when you clam up, you clam up when
30:15
Speaker 3: someone says now for the crazy one.
30:16
Speaker 6: I literally don't know what to do. How crazy do
30:19
Speaker 6: you want me to get for this photo?
30:21
Speaker 10: Like?
30:21
Speaker 7: Are we talking like a tongue out? Are we talking
30:23
Speaker 7: a shukka? Do you want me to punch someone? In
30:25
Speaker 7: the face. How crazy do you want me to go?
30:29
Speaker 8: I hear, what's a crazy face?
30:31
Speaker 5: Everyone's got to go to crazy face? I know what
30:33
Speaker 5: mine is, what is yours? So my normal face is
30:35
Speaker 5: just nice smile.
30:36
Speaker 1: And then when it's crazy one, I just opened my
30:38
Speaker 1: mouth and go I did the same like real wide mouse,
30:42
Speaker 1: I do like kind of like.
30:47
Speaker 7: What is the correct dancer?
30:48
Speaker 2: How?
30:49
Speaker 7: How crazy do you want me to pick someone up?
30:51
Speaker 1: No?
30:51
Speaker 7: Do you want me to do like the dirty dancing
30:53
Speaker 7: thing and hold my head? How crazy are we going?
30:55
Speaker 8: You're right?
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Speaker 3: But even even on a normal photo, I freak out too, my.
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Speaker 8: Hands on head on a popet, I don't know.
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Speaker 6: We just end it from this point, and there should
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Speaker 6: be no moment that anyone ever says now for the
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Speaker 6: crazy one, because.
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Speaker 1: I think the crazy photo often looks the best. Now,
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Speaker 1: all you need to do don't try and take it
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Speaker 1: to full crazy town. All they want right is a
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Speaker 1: different body position. So you're standing the norm for a post.
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Speaker 1: Just pull your arms out wide and do jazz hands.
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Speaker 3: See your crazy photo and I'll raise you to Okay,
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Speaker 3: everyone just jumped, and you do a jump shot.
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Speaker 8: I can't stand the jump.
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Speaker 7: You get.
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Speaker 6: The problem is when you get a bit older, you
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Speaker 6: jump and the only thing that lifts the groutlift of
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Speaker 6: the ground as your Titi.
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Speaker 3: Spoiler alert, we're talking celebrity trees Ryland right now.
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Speaker 8: So the winner was found last night, I know, did
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Speaker 8: you see this?
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Speaker 1: So we've been following it from the beginning JP folarchy
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Speaker 1: and we actually interviewed JP when he was performing in
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Speaker 1: a massive show here, a massive musical and.
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Speaker 5: He was the nicest guy. We all loved him.
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Speaker 10: Really.
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Speaker 1: What was the show again, I can't remember the name
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Speaker 1: of the show, but he was all dressed and read
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Speaker 1: as like a band member.
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Speaker 8: That's right, it was the music with the band. I
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Speaker 8: think it was just called the band or the Brass
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Speaker 8: Band or something.
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Speaker 5: But you know what it's all come down to again,
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Speaker 5: a puzzle.
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Speaker 1: And I'm looking here in the Herald article and Christian Cullen,
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Speaker 1: I'm not a big puzzler, and it turns out he
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Speaker 1: wasn't because he could he could bring home JP.
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Speaker 4: He has just made it into a select elite group
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Speaker 4: of all of the if you will fame of the
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Speaker 4: effectively you've got this.
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Speaker 7: You're a perfect humuator.
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Speaker 6: You can not only puzzle, you can you can perform
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Speaker 6: all sorts of useless tasks.
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Speaker 1: People say, That's what people said about Sam after ct I.
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Speaker 8: He came across this the perfect people say, all blacks
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Speaker 8: captain of the time, Richie McCully. No, what of the
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Speaker 8: prime ministers know above that? But who's above the prime minister?
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Speaker 8: It is right there.
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Speaker 6: Look it, Maddie McLain's three attempts, but he got there eventually.
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Speaker 3: Anyway, Congrants safety. We are in New York and yesterday
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Speaker 3: we went to a castle where the movie Citizen Kane
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Speaker 3: was filmed. Succession the TV series was shot there and
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Speaker 3: the music video from Taylor Swift's blanks based song, which
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Speaker 3: one MAT's Tony and Sam decided to recreate and cast
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Speaker 3: me really, especially as the horse.
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Speaker 8: Anyway, it was.
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Speaker 5: The only character left.
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Speaker 8: I'm sorry. You can see it at Coast Breakfast on Instagram.
33:17
Speaker 8: But the reason we hear is for this Towney streets,
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Speaker 8: ten thousand dollars, bitch Spender, Big Apple.
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Speaker 3: And beyond, and I think it's beended win is there's
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Speaker 3: a ten thousand dollars cash to play within New York.
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Speaker 8: You've been here what two days now? How are you feeling?
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Speaker 8: Good morning? Sorry, good my morning.
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Speaker 5: Book It's not.
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Speaker 8: It's amazing.
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Speaker 11: Yeah, jet leg wearing off and we're just having so
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Speaker 11: much fun.
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Speaker 5: Isn't it crazy?
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Speaker 1: How we haven't done Manhattan yet, but we've done the
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Speaker 1: wider New York. We've looked at Long Island. What are
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Speaker 1: your thoughts on Long Island so far?
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Speaker 5: It's amazing. It's a must.
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Speaker 11: I think if you come to New York, you've got
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Speaker 11: a tag on Long Island to get, you know, a
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Speaker 11: true picture. I mean we're exploring more today, which I'm
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Speaker 11: so excited about. But Long Island is beautiful. It's parts
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Speaker 11: of it remind me of parts of New Zealand.
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Speaker 8: Yes green.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, she's literally a place called Riverhead right now, that's
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Speaker 3: right crazy, Yeah, you can pop home. Last night we
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Speaker 3: went to a little restaurant it's famous for its like seafood,
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Speaker 3: and you had the swordfish. How was that?
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Speaker 8: That was divine? Like?
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Speaker 11: It literally fell apart in my mouth, it was. It
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Speaker 11: was so good. Yeah, looking, I mean it's.
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Speaker 6: A ferocious sida, isn't it. I mean we've been going
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Speaker 6: NonStop for two days. Yeah, what are your finest moments?
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Speaker 6: And how are you holding up as a team?
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Speaker 8: Yeah, we're good.
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Speaker 11: You know, we were We could know when to pause
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Speaker 11: and just collect ourselves. It was like, yeah, no, we're good,
34:57
Speaker 11: we're finest moments. Gosh everything you guys are nuts.
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Speaker 8: You know, I have a laugh.
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Speaker 11: I have laughed for two days and it's been so
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Speaker 11: good for us. And yeah, just I think first two
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Speaker 11: days have been really important in connecting and just having.
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Speaker 5: You know, lots of fun.
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Speaker 8: Or just exploring. And before we hit the big city.
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Speaker 3: Is tonight, by the way, which is tonight tonight we
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Speaker 3: get to Manhattan.
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Speaker 1: Wow, Manhattan at night to be gorgeous. We're going to
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Speaker 1: see all those bright lights. And then we're going to
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Speaker 1: get stuck into some shopping tomorrow, which I cannot wait
35:37
Speaker 1: for that to get you some shoes. Yeah, before we
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Speaker 1: run today and get into our activities, we need to
35:42
Speaker 1: hear about this connection because to know you told us
35:45
Speaker 1: how you once dressed Princess Diana, tell us how you
35:49
Speaker 1: also met Keanu Reeves and.
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Speaker 8: Snoop Dog two different stories again.
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Speaker 11: When I was living in London thirty years ago, but
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Speaker 11: I worked my first job when I got there, worked
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Speaker 11: for Fortnham and Mason.
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Speaker 8: So there.
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Speaker 11: Eighteen hundreds they beautiful foods from around the world, and
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Speaker 11: so I was working there and every day you would
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Speaker 11: see famous people, sports people, royals every day. And so
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Speaker 11: Keanu Reeves was in town and it was the time
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Speaker 11: of Matrix and my cousin had actually said to me,
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Speaker 11: if Keanu comes into the store, as everybody does, can
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Speaker 11: you please please please get his autograph? And I'm like, okay,
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Speaker 11: you're not really meant to go up to people. But anyway,
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Speaker 11: he came in and he was walked past me and
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Speaker 11: smiled and I just introduced myself, said if you need
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Speaker 11: any help, and I didn't want to get any trouble,
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Speaker 11: but my cousin had his pictures all over the wall,
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Speaker 11: so he walked me, said oh, come with me, and
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Speaker 11: we kind of walked to the back of the store
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Speaker 11: and we chatted for probably ten minutes. We laughed, he
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Speaker 11: signed a card and then he wrote something for me,
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Speaker 11: and he put his arm on me and I could
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Speaker 11: see all my colleagues late looking at the side of
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Speaker 11: the eye.
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Speaker 8: But when you're a key we in London, you know
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Speaker 8: you're a little bit ballsy.
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Speaker 1: And when you're Kanu Reeves too, who is widely known
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Speaker 1: as the nicest guy and movies right, so down to yeah, yeah,
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Speaker 1: he was very very cool.
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Speaker 8: Thank me and have a great time and yeah, it's
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Speaker 8: really nice.
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Speaker 1: Right, save the Snoop Dogg story for tomorrow and whoever
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Speaker 1: else we might meet here and celebrity world off the Hampton.
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Speaker 3: Were going past the houses today? You apparently Starbucks. The
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Speaker 3: whole bunst them go to Starbucks.
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Speaker 8: That's right. Coffee, I can say like that because get
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Speaker 8: a frappe just to fit in.
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