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Best Show Moments - Sam's holiday purchase & family tree bombshells · Toni, Jase & Sam - Breakfast Catchup

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Speaker 1: Welcome to Tony Jason Sam's best show Moments podcast, the
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Speaker 1: very best of Coasts Feel Good Breakfast this week.
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Speaker 2: Thanks from the sojourn around Europe, including through France.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't want to talk about Venice at this
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Speaker 3: point because I made.
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Speaker 4: A purchase in Venice.
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Speaker 3: It was a clock and a place called Mrano, which
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Speaker 3: is famous internationally for its glass making, its glass blow.
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Speaker 3: When we went and saw a demonstration of them blowing
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Speaker 3: beautiful glass and there was a man there that is,
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Speaker 3: you know, twenty generations of glass blower and made stuff
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Speaker 3: from the pope.
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Speaker 5: What did you buy?
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Speaker 6: Because I've got a few thoughts on what if you
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Speaker 6: got to choose a glass object, what you might ask
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Speaker 6: for based on previous trips around New Zealand glass blowing.
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Speaker 4: Well, I blew a penis once when I was.
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Speaker 5: On Again Tell People what You're Really Breakfast.
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Speaker 3: Television, and I've got a fear bit of trouble for it,
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Speaker 3: but it was very funny.
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Speaker 6: I remember that time. We were also in Wanganui and
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Speaker 6: you wanted them to make you again and they refused.
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Speaker 2: You kept asking to pay them cash and kept up
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Speaker 2: in the off and they're like, no, we're not going
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Speaker 2: to do that.
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Speaker 3: I bought a clock in Morano, and when I bought it,
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Speaker 3: I talked them down. Boy, I did a great job
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Speaker 3: of negotiating the price. I got it down to turn
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Speaker 3: ninety euros.
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Speaker 4: It is a multi colored clock.
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Speaker 6: Okay, everyone thinks they got a deal of Morando.
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Speaker 4: And then I wore it.
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Speaker 3: And then I walked out of Morano and I walked
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Speaker 3: down just to a normal shop on the side of
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Speaker 3: the road, and that same clock was one hundred euros.
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Speaker 5: Chief, And I bet you, I bet she took you
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Speaker 5: out to a secret room out in the back too.
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Speaker 4: Let's have a conversation and the secret room out back here.
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Speaker 3: So anyway, it got more complicated that because when I
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Speaker 3: purchased the clock, I bought it under the proviso that
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Speaker 3: they would send it back to Auckland's safe and sound.
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Speaker 3: But I apparently after I paid for it, they said
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Speaker 3: you have to spend a thousand euros in order to
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Speaker 3: get that free shipping.
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Speaker 5: Because it's made of glass, right, curious, Yeah, So what I.
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Speaker 3: What they did is they packaged it up and then
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Speaker 3: it had twenty six more days of travels in my
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Speaker 3: bag and I have it right here in the studio
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Speaker 3: but unopened, and I don't know if it's made it
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Speaker 3: or not.
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Speaker 4: And there's there were some punches all over the cobbles.
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Speaker 5: You've had your suitcases.
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Speaker 7: And at how intricate this thing is, how fragile this.
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Speaker 3: Is basically I'll show you in just a second, but
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Speaker 3: it's a it's a sun, and every little soul of
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Speaker 3: flare on the sun all the way around the outside
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Speaker 3: is a very fragile piece of glass with a pendulum
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Speaker 3: that swings off the bottom.
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Speaker 6: Talk us through why you chose a flaming sun.
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Speaker 3: Clock because I couldn't afford the glasses that I wanted.
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Speaker 3: They were a thousand euros three shipping. I would have,
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Speaker 3: but I wanted the picture with the beautiful glasses. You know,
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Speaker 3: imagine drinking gin from a glass from a runa for
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Speaker 3: the rest of your day.
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Speaker 6: But now you can look every time you look at
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Speaker 6: the time. Assuming it's not broken.
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Speaker 4: I'm going to open it right now.
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Speaker 6: Broken a lot, I reckon, I reckon, it's okay, I reckon,
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Speaker 6: it's stone glass.
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Speaker 8: I think they know how to pack things. Yeah, it's
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Speaker 8: not broken. No, please, no, look at that is intact,
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Speaker 8: its complete. But where's the pendulum that swings off, the
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Speaker 8: off off.
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Speaker 5: It's not going to work. It's now a platter.
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Speaker 4: The is complete, but the swings at the bottom. It's
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Speaker 4: going to be in here.
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Speaker 7: Good news, and it's there.
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Speaker 5: I think that's another thousand.
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Speaker 2: A fact it separately is that broken? So it's removable pendulum.
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Speaker 6: Oh we're good everyone. I reckon that will look really
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Speaker 6: nice in the kids room.
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Speaker 4: Do you not like it?
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Speaker 9: No?
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Speaker 5: I think it's really pretty.
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Speaker 4: Do you not put it in the lounge?
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Speaker 10: Oh?
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Speaker 7: You put it in your lounge, my lounge.
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Speaker 5: Be honest, be honest.
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Speaker 3: You've got you've got like JP planes, You've got big
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Speaker 3: up JEP planes up on your wall.
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Speaker 7: Put that right next to it.
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Speaker 5: It's really pretty. And you look at that clock, you'll
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Speaker 5: think of your trip, which is.
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Speaker 4: Awesome, beautiful, and losing euro to the wrong place.
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Speaker 7: But you can't put a price on that. Is that happiness?
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Speaker 7: That's happiness.
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Speaker 6: Hey, we need to talk about this drama, this family
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Speaker 6: tree drama. So I read this article. It's an Australian
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Speaker 6: story and a woman was raised by who she thought
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Speaker 6: was her dad until age seven, right, and then he
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Speaker 6: died and it was really really sad, and she was
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Speaker 6: looking through some stuff in her mum's drawer and discovered
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Speaker 6: some notes that indicated he actually was and her father.
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Speaker 6: So she went and hit her mom up, and her
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Speaker 6: mum was crying and said, I didn't know how to
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Speaker 6: tell you, particularly since he died. I was waiting to
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Speaker 6: we were a bit older. So essentially what had happened
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Speaker 6: was he was the love of her life. They couldn't
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Speaker 6: get pregnant, so she went and used a sperm donor. Okay,
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Speaker 6: so the sperm donor documentation was what the daughter found
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Speaker 6: and she said, oh, so my father's actually let's say
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Speaker 6: John Smith. She said yes, but you're allowed to track
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Speaker 6: your down, but do you want to And she said, yeah,
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Speaker 6: I actually do. I actually do want to track him down,
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Speaker 6: just so I can, you know, eyeball, my biological father.
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Speaker 6: So she went through the process found the sperm donor.
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Speaker 6: As luck would have it, he was a lovely man
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Speaker 6: and he was really welcoming. He'd gone on to have
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Speaker 6: three children of his own, so he started meeting.
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Speaker 5: Her for coffee.
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Speaker 6: They actually struck up a really good relationship and eventually
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Speaker 6: he introduced her to her half siblings and the wife
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Speaker 6: didn't know either that he was a sperm donor, so
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Speaker 6: that was quite a big thing for their family to
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Speaker 6: be like, oh, I've got this half child you know
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Speaker 6: you didn't know about, so all good.
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Speaker 5: So another seven or.
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Speaker 6: Eight years past and she, you know, had a relationship
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Speaker 6: with her biological father, so a bit of a win win,
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Speaker 6: you know, she had a lovely father till seven but
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Speaker 6: then she got the second relationship until she then discovered,
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Speaker 6: right they had that there was a she had her
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Speaker 6: own child.
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Speaker 4: Right, I'm looking forward to this, but I know it.
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Speaker 5: Just keeps going.
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Speaker 6: She had her own child who had a rare abnormality,
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Speaker 6: and they had to get some DNA testing and that
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Speaker 6: included finding out what the grandparents' DNA was. Turns out
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Speaker 6: he isn't actually her father. So for ten years she'd
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Speaker 6: bonded with this man she thought was the sperm donor
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Speaker 6: to the mother and it wasn't actually him. And at
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Speaker 6: this point you're going, well, if it's not him, who
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Speaker 6: the hell is it? And how did this go wrong?
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Speaker 6: So they went back to the sperm clinic and said,
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Speaker 6: what has happened. What has happened is there's been a
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Speaker 6: rogue owner distributor of the sperm and he has been
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Speaker 6: intiminating all of the people that go to his clinic himself.
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Speaker 5: Yep.
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Speaker 6: So he is now the father to dozens of children
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Speaker 6: and has been putting down fake sperm donors.
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Speaker 5: So now she's at the point where this.
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Speaker 6: Creeper is actually her father, and she is going to
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Speaker 6: the courts to try and fight this guy because everyone
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Speaker 6: he's just run for cover and everyone's saying, no, he's
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Speaker 6: a pillar of the community.
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Speaker 5: It's like, ar, no, he did something so unjust how.
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Speaker 4: Many families has he ruined or how many families has created?
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Speaker 7: Let's look on the positive.
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Speaker 2: No, no, no, but this is Porman like not your dad, No, okay,
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Speaker 2: so then it's there now your dad three dads in.
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Speaker 6: Yes, So she said she feels like she keeps losing
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Speaker 6: dads and she's ended up with the worst one, as
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Speaker 6: you can imagine, Like that's how she feels. But it
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Speaker 6: did I sort of beg the question, have you uncomvered
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Speaker 6: something about your family? Was your half sibling? Did you
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Speaker 6: not know your mother was your mother or your father
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Speaker 6: was your father? Or you know, when did you get
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Speaker 6: told about this?
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Speaker 5: How did you uncover it?
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Speaker 7: We'd love to know your family bombshells, no names.
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Speaker 2: You don't want to is tell us the story Oh
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Speaker 2: eight hundred double O four coast or fiause it takes
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Speaker 2: to two six.
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Speaker 5: Ninety nine family tree bombshells.
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Speaker 6: We're talking this morning after a woman in Australia thought
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Speaker 6: one man was her dad he died, she found out
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Speaker 6: it was actually a sperm donor. She went and met him,
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Speaker 6: then found out it wasn't the sperm donor. It was
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Speaker 6: the sperm donor owner that had inseminated.
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Speaker 3: Himself and here on the clinic and was just impregnating
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Speaker 3: everyone with a sperm.
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Speaker 6: It's shocking, isn't it, But it is actually more common
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Speaker 6: than you think, these types of revelations.
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Speaker 5: And what was the revelation in your family.
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Speaker 11: Oh, Bonny, I was trying to find out when my
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Speaker 11: mother and father got married, because it was coming up
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Speaker 11: to the twenty fifth wedding anniversary, and there was very
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Speaker 11: vague about him. We've never told me or my sister
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Speaker 11: when it was. Anyway, we've punished to found in marriage
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Speaker 11: to forget, and in doing so we found out that
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Speaker 11: my dad had been married before. So the story was,
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Speaker 11: as I found out in the end that in the
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Speaker 11: war where he was over fighting the Germans, his wife
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Speaker 11: was fighting some other different battles and other book, you know.
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Speaker 11: We we did a bit more dig in and I
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Speaker 11: found out that I had I had a brother because
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Speaker 11: but it was my oldest brother's play. I found out
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Speaker 11: that they were married after he was born, which was strange.
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Speaker 11: And then the found out that my dad had been
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Speaker 11: married before and had another brother. Did a bit of
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Speaker 11: tracing and found out it's called Neil. Managed to found
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Speaker 11: out that he went over to Canada with my dad's
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Speaker 11: first wife, and but we decided, me and my sister,
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Speaker 11: we keep it a bit quiet. And then my dad
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Speaker 11: came up to New Zealand to visitors, and I got
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Speaker 11: a bit this one night when I asked him, yeah,
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Speaker 11: yeah he did. He was quite upset about it. It was.
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Speaker 11: It was quite a big thing during the in the
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Speaker 11: in the in the war days, you know, like the
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Speaker 11: parties and fifties, sixties.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, to tell you as well.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, how's how's Neil?
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Speaker 11: Well, I don't know. I never went any further than that.
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Speaker 7: You told you about the different bullets he was firing
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Speaker 7: at the war. I get it. That's that's who more lcky, Hello,
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Speaker 7: what happened with you?
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Speaker 10: I did my DNA on one of those DNA websites anyway,
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Speaker 10: I am I. You know, you get these cousin things
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Speaker 10: come through and you kind of don't pay much attention,
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Speaker 10: and you sort of see that you have DNA in
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Speaker 10: common with someone, and I kind of saw that I
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Speaker 10: had a lot more DNA in common with this one guy,
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Speaker 10: and we sort of did the did the figures, and
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Speaker 10: basically he was either going to be like a great
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Speaker 10: uncle or a grandfather, and he definitely wasn't an ankle.
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Speaker 10: And it turns out he was a half brother to
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Speaker 10: my dad, which means that my grandfather wasn't my grandfather.
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Speaker 5: Wow, Wow, you were you?
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Speaker 8: Were you?
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Speaker 6: Did you feel agreed? Were you were you a bit
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Speaker 6: grumpy that people lied to you? Or were you okay
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Speaker 6: with it?
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Speaker 10: Well knowing sort of lied. I mean, we immigrated to
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Speaker 10: New Zealand a long time ago, and I didn't really
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Speaker 10: know my grandparents on my dad's side as well as
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Speaker 10: I could have as far as brought out over there,
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Speaker 10: which is one of the reasons why I didn't mind
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Speaker 10: texting in because it's not going to upset anybody in
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Speaker 10: me telling you anyway. But basically, yeah, my dad was
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Speaker 10: always treated different to her siblings, and he always suspected
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Speaker 10: that there was some sort of difference between them, and
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Speaker 10: he is very different looking, but he does look a
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Speaker 10: lot like his mum, so they kind of, you know,
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Speaker 10: it couldn't really stay very much, but yeah, So it
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Speaker 10: turns out my grandmother had a bit of a fling.
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Speaker 6: Honestly, we've got so many Texas similar veins. I found
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Speaker 6: out just over twelve months ago, at the age of
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Speaker 6: fifty six, that who I thought was my biological father
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Speaker 6: was not. He finally told me after a number of circumstances,
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Speaker 6: which to me was actually a relief because it answered
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Speaker 6: a whole lot of questions for me about my life.
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Speaker 6: That's a bombshell. Not when your father or your mother
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Speaker 6: is not actually your parents.
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Speaker 3: Well, remember when I did that Detective show where they
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Speaker 3: traced my ancestry. Half of the contestants had to pull
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Speaker 3: out because there were things in their family stories that
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Speaker 3: would potentially ruined their families.
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Speaker 5: Is so common.
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Speaker 6: I've got people very close to me that found out
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Speaker 6: that they had half siblings they didn't know about, grew
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Speaker 6: up thinking they were siblings, and then oh different father.
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Speaker 9: What.
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Speaker 7: It's more common than you think.
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Speaker 1: Your weekly feel good breakfast best show Moments podcast, The
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Speaker 1: Very Best of Coasts, Tony Street, Jace Reeves and Sam
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Speaker 1: Waller's travel Disasters.
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Speaker 4: It's happened to the best of us.
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Speaker 3: I mean one of the first things that comes to mind,
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Speaker 3: Street is your trip to Canada where everyone was both ends.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, both my dad and I were hospitalized as and
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Speaker 6: he his feint which we all thought was a heart attack,
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Speaker 6: grinded a plane to.
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Speaker 5: A halt take off.
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Speaker 6: Not not the funnest time for my mum's sixtieth birthday.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, now it might have been a coincidence, but there
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Speaker 3: was a point in Dubai where a man breathed menthol
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Speaker 3: in my face at a market and to explain how
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Speaker 3: refreshing it was. And then the next day I woke
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Speaker 3: up with double pinki. Now I could have just been
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Speaker 3: a dirty pillow and a double conjunctivitis. Who but either way,
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Speaker 3: I started my European holiday with weepy eyes and good
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Speaker 3: for the gram Nah, it didn't look great at all.
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Speaker 3: But there was a few other instances along the way.
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Speaker 3: We got a little bit of COVID, a double case
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Speaker 3: of COVID. My parents came down with it, and then
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Speaker 3: my sister got it. It was a mild case. So they
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Speaker 3: recovered quite nicely.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, so there's no hospitalization, it's no having to go
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Speaker 6: to the bathroom in the middle of snow.
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Speaker 3: So that's what we wanted to talk about today is
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Speaker 3: the those these horrible disasters went on holiday. Jason, have
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Speaker 3: you ever had a holiday disaster?
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Speaker 7: Yeah? I have, actually a couple of times.
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Speaker 2: Actually, I was saying before the woman who kicked the
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Speaker 2: kicked a tone out off on a rock and Thailand.
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Speaker 7: That was my wife, Louise the rock.
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Speaker 2: And came up with you we're going to talk to
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Speaker 2: little medical center in the middle of it was lost
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Speaker 2: tone now though it was just hanging on to thester
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Speaker 2: lots of ID and it looked horrific anyway.
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Speaker 7: But then were in Bali. We we were saying.
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Speaker 2: It wasn't you got a squirreay that what's wrong with you?
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Speaker 7: No?
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Speaker 2: You know what, There's this massive downboard during the night
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Speaker 2: and there was a little sipping pulled outside our villa
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Speaker 2: and that started rising up and flooding, and we didn't
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Speaker 2: realize until our lamp and our room started flicking on
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Speaker 2: and off and what had happened. Our attire floor started flooding,
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Speaker 2: and it started tripping the lamp, so we couldn't walk
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Speaker 2: in the water because obviously clear it was electric in
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Speaker 2: their electricity in as well. Had to make a quick
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Speaker 2: phone call and they had to come out, and it
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Speaker 2: was so flooded.
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Speaker 7: They had these people here.
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Speaker 2: They cut the power to the room and they had
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Speaker 2: sticks and they're banging the sticks in the water because
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Speaker 2: next to us was a rice field and the thingking
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Speaker 2: that snakes might be in the water. We had to
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Speaker 2: grab our bags, carry our bags and walk through the
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Speaker 2: flooded resort upstairs get out of the flooded water, and
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Speaker 2: they had to indy out our pool and everything else.
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Speaker 3: It was first time in human history that playing the
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Speaker 3: flora's lava became a.
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Speaker 7: Skill that training paid off. So what happened to your
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Speaker 7: travel disaster?
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Speaker 2: O W eight hundred double O four coast out phone
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Speaker 2: and we'd love to hear the story or flick the
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Speaker 2: text to two six nine nine.
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Speaker 3: Our family was gold medal winners and travel disasters. Recently
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Speaker 3: on our trip away, we had a double case of COVID,
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Speaker 3: a double case of conjunctivitis and they were in both
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Speaker 3: of my eyes.
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Speaker 4: I lost a chart.
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Speaker 3: I forgot to bring a charger for my computer, had
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Speaker 3: to buy a new one two hundred and fifty euros
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Speaker 3: to replace its hours away.
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Speaker 4: And we missed the train.
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Speaker 3: Had to get the whole family of eleven people tickets
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Speaker 3: to replace those train tickets, and that was a small
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Speaker 3: fortune as well.
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Speaker 5: Did you miss the flight as well? Was it just
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Speaker 5: the train?
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Speaker 2: Just the train that could have been worse you? Well,
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Speaker 2: then still that it's pretty bad. Athur What happened to you
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Speaker 2: with your travel disaster?
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Speaker 12: Well, well, right, a pretty minor after all yours. And
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Speaker 12: I thought I might like to join Sam's family. Yeah,
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Speaker 12: maybe not now, but look, I don't know how many
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Speaker 12: times in New Zealand I've been wanting to get into
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Speaker 12: christ Church twice now circled being delayed for two hours
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Speaker 12: out of Auckland depart fly down, then they say, oh
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Speaker 12: fog and christ Church, we're going to circle. The first
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Speaker 12: time was an hour and a half we circled over
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Speaker 12: Nelson and then they said no, we're coming back. As
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Speaker 12: we came back to Walkland. That was the whole day lost.
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Speaker 12: And then two and a half weeks later the same
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Speaker 12: thing happened. Then going to win v Cargo, No, why
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Speaker 12: would you go to Vicago it's a beautiful place given
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Speaker 12: the christ Church. And then the league in the cargo's
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Speaker 12: canceled because the need and the airport's closed and there's
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Speaker 12: no alternate airport.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, of course, after I'm starting to think it's you.
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Speaker 7: Something happened yesterday too.
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Speaker 2: A plane load left from Ortand to go to Raratona
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Speaker 2: and they tried to land twice and Raratona couldn't do it,
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Speaker 2: so they.
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Speaker 7: Flew all the way back to Awkword.
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Speaker 5: What was the weather?
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Speaker 7: Bet? Yeah, cross ones, that's terrifying.
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Speaker 4: Return to home things weird, doesn't I agree that?
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Speaker 6: Well?
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Speaker 5: How many times do you try and land run out
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Speaker 5: of fuel twice?
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Speaker 7: Apparently?
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Speaker 4: Do you know that?
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Speaker 3: Historically when in New Zealand was called Teal and they
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Speaker 3: took seaplanes up to Pacific islands, they could just land
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Speaker 3: anywhere because they had seaplanes ased.
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Speaker 2: So maybe seaplane's the seaplanes. What happened on you on
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Speaker 2: your travels?
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Speaker 11: Yeah?
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Speaker 13: Yeah, moment was just a toilet thing, so I wasn't
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Speaker 13: anything major.
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Speaker 11: But I was in.
16:52
Speaker 13: Craft and I was catching a train to Berlin, the
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Speaker 13: main station there, and I was busting to go to
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Speaker 13: the toilet. I shouldn't been twenty minutes hunting around the
17:01
Speaker 13: entire station looking for this toilet. It wasn't well signposted,
17:05
Speaker 13: and the language barrier obviously was there, but I eventually
17:09
Speaker 13: found it. It was on the outside of the station and
17:13
Speaker 13: I got there and then there was this little woman
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Speaker 13: there with a hand now wanting money to let me
17:18
Speaker 13: get into the toilet. And by this time I was bucking,
17:20
Speaker 13: I was doing the jitterbug, and I was squirming and
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Speaker 13: everything she could see I was desperate, so she just
17:26
Speaker 13: let me in for free.
17:27
Speaker 6: So honestly, not being a fighter toilet when you've got
17:34
Speaker 6: to go is one of the world's worst feelings, isn't it.
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Speaker 7: Any where in the world have their feeling. It's all for
17:38
Speaker 7: one more quickly, Hello Helen.
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Speaker 14: Good morning team, How are we really good?
17:41
Speaker 7: Thank you?
17:42
Speaker 6: What a so.
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Speaker 14: I was on my honeymoon. I was only nineteen years
17:46
Speaker 14: old and first time abroad over in Greece because I
17:49
Speaker 14: was living in the UK. And I saw this speedboat
17:53
Speaker 14: pulling you know, do'nut bringing behind it. I thought he
17:55
Speaker 14: looked so much fun, and I thought I heard was laughed.
17:57
Speaker 14: I thought, oh, we must do that. And I was
17:59
Speaker 14: lighter than I am now and so went on this
18:03
Speaker 14: so that ring, and I was lighter that I am now,
18:05
Speaker 14: I said, and it became a white knuckle ride because
18:07
Speaker 14: I kept summer sorting off backwards. And then my life
18:11
Speaker 14: jacket was too big for me. So as my life
18:13
Speaker 14: jacket popped up over my head, my bikini bottoms came
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Speaker 14: down in that lovely clear blue water.
18:19
Speaker 10: Lovely gentlemen tried to come to help me, and I
18:21
Speaker 10: was like, no, no, away from.
18:24
Speaker 7: The worship of your life. But all the other teruristlie
18:26
Speaker 7: that was great. This was woman.
18:27
Speaker 6: Actually, Helen, I'm going to make you feel better by
18:29
Speaker 6: reading this text. To finish. I was in Egypt and
18:32
Speaker 6: you not to drink the water. However, I had a
18:33
Speaker 6: salad with my steak. I was crooked for two days
18:35
Speaker 6: and sitting on the toilet stark is in my room,
18:38
Speaker 6: leagues up against the wall, arms resting on knees, feeling
18:40
Speaker 6: really sad for myself, and three cleaness walked in and
18:43
Speaker 6: saw me in all my glory.
18:45
Speaker 2: You were waking up feeling so good, tired, but so
18:48
Speaker 2: good because Hayden Wild won silver in the triathlon on
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Speaker 2: Paris last night.
18:54
Speaker 7: Meal up scared totally. He's on the phone right now.
19:02
Speaker 6: Oh my god, that was the best race we've ever watched.
19:05
Speaker 6: We just loved it so much. Congratulations, thanks so much,
19:09
Speaker 6: Thank you.
19:10
Speaker 9: Just suffered in the heat.
19:12
Speaker 15: Obviously wasn't really prepared to be racing at ten o'clock
19:16
Speaker 15: like we were.
19:17
Speaker 9: We were obviously no admitted to race it race at eight,
19:20
Speaker 9: so I stuffered a bit of the heat.
19:23
Speaker 5: Oh my gosh, can you just run us through it?
19:25
Speaker 6: Because it was just so compelling from the very beginning.
19:29
Speaker 6: Let'st start with the swim. When you finished the swim,
19:32
Speaker 6: what was going through your mind at that point?
19:34
Speaker 9: I was actually like it.
19:36
Speaker 15: I was pretty satisfied, and I was like, like, when
19:39
Speaker 15: I go on to transition, like fifty seconds back, so
19:42
Speaker 15: not too bad. I know.
19:42
Speaker 9: It's some pretty talented athletes around me.
19:45
Speaker 15: Yeah, I have to pretty much a massive thanks to
19:50
Speaker 15: told Dylan McCulloch.
19:51
Speaker 9: It was he sacrifices race to come back and help me.
19:54
Speaker 9: I was doing a lot of work on the front and.
19:56
Speaker 15: I feel like if it wasn't for him, I would
19:59
Speaker 15: have definitely a middle chance, a lot harder.
20:03
Speaker 9: Definitely. One of the biggest.
20:06
Speaker 15: Highlights was still dropping back, and I'll definitely remember that
20:09
Speaker 15: one for the for the rest of my life.
20:10
Speaker 9: I think so. Yeah, berkudos to Dylan.
20:13
Speaker 15: It was just it was just so selfless for him
20:16
Speaker 15: to come back and and support me and get me
20:19
Speaker 15: into the right position to.
20:20
Speaker 9: Deliver for New Zealand.
20:21
Speaker 15: And yeah, we got on the run and I've felt
20:23
Speaker 15: extremely good. I actually raced Alex a few months ago,
20:27
Speaker 15: and you know, when I got up to me, he
20:29
Speaker 15: did the same thing where he slowed up a little
20:32
Speaker 15: bit and that gave him the opportunity to recover in
20:35
Speaker 15: the last race.
20:36
Speaker 9: So this time I was like, right, this is my
20:38
Speaker 9: time and my chance to really make him hurt.
20:41
Speaker 15: And it was the first time and the time of
20:44
Speaker 15: work race that I've I've been able to go through
20:47
Speaker 15: and drop to drop him. And I was feeling really good.
20:50
Speaker 15: And then about two k to Goo that the heat
20:54
Speaker 15: started getting to me. And yeah, it was a lot
20:58
Speaker 15: hotter than expected. He's probably more humidity than it was
21:02
Speaker 15: in the Tokyo Olympics.
21:04
Speaker 9: So the body was just.
21:06
Speaker 15: Really struggling to cool down and it was just starting
21:08
Speaker 15: to get into emergency mode and was doing all I
21:12
Speaker 15: possibly can to get the finish line, but just just
21:14
Speaker 15: ran out of gas.
21:15
Speaker 9: And yeah, second second it was, but yeah.
21:19
Speaker 6: What a race Honestly, you've just made us all so proud,
21:23
Speaker 6: and you've made so many keywis tied at work today
21:25
Speaker 6: because we just couldn't.
21:27
Speaker 5: Go to bed, Like there was just no way.
21:29
Speaker 6: You know, that final turn, I think you hit about
21:31
Speaker 6: two hundred meters to go and you could feel alex
21:34
Speaker 6: Ye breathing down your neck. Did you try and think,
21:38
Speaker 6: can these legs just move any faster? Or did you
21:41
Speaker 6: know at that point that there was just no way,
21:43
Speaker 6: Like you say you were in the emergency zone.
21:45
Speaker 9: Yeah, like I didn't.
21:46
Speaker 15: I didn't look at bath once and that last a case,
21:48
Speaker 15: so I don't know where he was.
21:50
Speaker 9: And yeah, he just went past like I was walking.
21:53
Speaker 15: I just I was just so depleted with everything. Like
21:57
Speaker 15: I did the perfect fuel strategy and did everything to
22:00
Speaker 15: possibly get to the end of the race, but I
22:02
Speaker 15: was just so I was just so hot and I
22:04
Speaker 15: just could not recover.
22:06
Speaker 5: We saw that. But absolutely so proud of you.
22:09
Speaker 6: Thank you so much, Hayden. And just a little bit
22:13
Speaker 6: of extra info for everyone one. Hayden has said he
22:17
Speaker 6: is absolutely going to compete in LA and apparently his
22:19
Speaker 6: partner's fire, but he said he has to go and
22:22
Speaker 6: get the gold. He's gone bronze silver gold. Secondly, we
22:25
Speaker 6: get their joy of watching him again in the mixed
22:28
Speaker 6: relay events on Monday. So that is a three hundred
22:32
Speaker 6: meter swim, six point eight k cycle and a two
22:34
Speaker 6: k run and it goes female male female male in
22:38
Speaker 6: that succession.
22:39
Speaker 5: So sure a distance computers so we could be in
22:41
Speaker 5: the hut for that.
22:42
Speaker 2: This is so good because now he's conditioned to those
22:44
Speaker 2: conditions if I want.
22:45
Speaker 7: He used to say for twice, do you know what
22:46
Speaker 7: I mean?
22:47
Speaker 2: He knows now the heat, he knows the humans that
22:48
Speaker 2: he knows what he has to do now.
22:49
Speaker 6: And don't forget Dylan McCulloch before he went back and
22:52
Speaker 6: helped Hayden Wilde was actually a head of Hayden. Yes,
22:55
Speaker 6: right right, so he's good too as well.
22:58
Speaker 4: I'm saying, wonderful tea mate.
23:00
Speaker 7: Yeah, I wouldn't think like that.
23:02
Speaker 4: I'd just be I'd be looking at the finish line.
23:04
Speaker 3: But also said Jason's stories, just binet.
23:09
Speaker 6: Jase would definitely come back. And also what it says
23:13
Speaker 6: about hated wild that you know he gets the silver medal,
23:17
Speaker 6: most people would just dine out on that and the
23:18
Speaker 6: first thing he wants to do is thank his teammate
23:20
Speaker 6: and make sure he's acknowledged.
23:22
Speaker 2: Classy, classy Jesus gesture from a wonderful man.
23:26
Speaker 9: I can't hear you what.
23:30
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23:40
Speaker 2: Right now, there was type of Sam's week news weekly news.
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Speaker 4: We missed it away weekly. Sorry anyway.
23:46
Speaker 3: The Olympics have a garner and the opening ceremony was
23:48
Speaker 3: his underwhelming as a two day old craisant, but there's
23:51
Speaker 3: nothing like an amputation to spice up the games. Australian
23:54
Speaker 3: hockey star Matt Dawson discussing lobbing off his finger is
23:57
Speaker 3: casually is making a decision at the supermarket.
24:00
Speaker 16: I had made the decision and then I called my
24:02
Speaker 16: wife and she just said, oh, I don't want.
24:04
Speaker 9: You to make a rash decision.
24:07
Speaker 16: But I had all the information that I needed to,
24:09
Speaker 16: I guess make the decision.
24:10
Speaker 9: For not only playing in Paris, but for.
24:13
Speaker 16: Life after and giving myself the best health.
24:16
Speaker 6: Literally, the conversation I had with about getting chocolate Barret.
24:22
Speaker 3: And it looked like where the kiwis rom from the
24:23
Speaker 3: Olympic downtraw before the ladies. The Black Ferns shot us
24:27
Speaker 3: onto the medal table.
24:29
Speaker 4: Go black to black gold medal again. And it took
24:33
Speaker 4: a world record to stop Hayden Wild going goals.
24:35
Speaker 7: It is heartbreaking to Hayden Wild.
24:38
Speaker 2: But Alex shesed to win gold in the men's triathlon
24:42
Speaker 2: in Olympic record time.
24:45
Speaker 4: That's right, and that was the growing last night.
24:47
Speaker 3: But I wrote this yesterday, so we won't go into that.
24:55
Speaker 4: In the political world, trumps on the min as.
25:00
Speaker 15: I think you can see I've recovered well and in fact.
25:04
Speaker 7: It just took off the.
25:05
Speaker 3: Last bandage off of my ear, yes, revealing no wound
25:11
Speaker 3: at all.
25:11
Speaker 4: Anyone smell her at once.
25:13
Speaker 6: What about the fact that he's also decided Kamala Harris
25:17
Speaker 6: is actually not black.
25:18
Speaker 7: She's decided.
25:22
Speaker 3: And there's also him ending democracy and how desperate he
25:25
Speaker 3: is for the Christian vote.
25:26
Speaker 4: Christians, get out and vote just this time.
25:30
Speaker 7: You won't have to do it anymore four more years.
25:33
Speaker 7: You know what, It'll be fixed. It'll be fine. I
25:35
Speaker 7: love you Christians. I'm a Christian.
25:38
Speaker 4: The love you give me that vote.
25:39
Speaker 7: When you say it'll be fixed, Donald, what do you
25:41
Speaker 7: mean to fix it.
25:44
Speaker 4: Anyway?
25:45
Speaker 3: Back on the headline of the week, Vgan cafe starts
25:47
Speaker 3: serving meat to make ends meat.
25:49
Speaker 5: Auckland's kind cafe are mostly plant based.
25:52
Speaker 6: Eatery is now having to start serving meat on its menu.
25:55
Speaker 4: But at least the owner has done some research.
25:57
Speaker 2: But we've consulted with the vegans and vegetarians and and said,
26:02
Speaker 2: you know, what kind of meat is good and what
26:03
Speaker 2: kind of does not?
26:05
Speaker 4: The vegans about meat, I.
26:09
Speaker 3: Don't know if you want to expert this poor there's
26:12
Speaker 3: chicken than this veal, which is baby cow, a particular
26:15
Speaker 3: favorite of mine, being an expert on meat.
26:17
Speaker 4: Anyway, Mattel introduces its first.
26:19
Speaker 3: Ever blind barbie with the easiest adaptation in the company's history.
26:24
Speaker 3: It's just the same as all the other barbies, except
26:26
Speaker 3: it has a cane and.
26:29
Speaker 5: That while you're away and you must better fashion. I
26:35
Speaker 5: think it was two weeks ago million.
26:38
Speaker 3: Dollar excuse me, fifty five million six off the coast
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Speaker 3: of Greece.
26:43
Speaker 4: Did they run around No? Did they hit something in
26:45
Speaker 4: the water, No?
26:46
Speaker 7: So what happened after a crew member forgot to secure
26:49
Speaker 7: one off the doors?
26:50
Speaker 4: Oh cool, you forgot to shut the floor.
26:53
Speaker 3: Fifty five million dollar boats thinking because someone forgot to
26:56
Speaker 3: shut the side door. Anyway, The flame burnt brightly, but
27:00
Speaker 3: Jaylo and pen Affleck have come to a predictable end
27:03
Speaker 3: as they file for divorce.
27:04
Speaker 4: How do we know?
27:05
Speaker 7: Fan a flag bart a new house and it's j Loo.
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Speaker 3: Free, delivered by a lady who with that voice will
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Speaker 3: also struggle to hold down a long term relationship.
27:17
Speaker 4: Then fan a flag.
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Speaker 10: Bart a new house and it's jay looa Free.
27:21
Speaker 4: She's doomed.
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