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Stewing Rhubarb. 19th October 2026. · The Rock Drive

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S2: Jay and dunk Rock drive.
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S3: I love it.
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S4: Hey happy Monday afternoon to you Jay and Dunk ready
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S4: to drive you home. Now we have a huge concert
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S4: announcement just after six this evening. I have no idea
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S4: why they've put us in charge of this, but we will, uh,
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S4: fumble our way through it at 6:05.
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S5: Uh, we're not meant to say anything. Let's see if
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S5: we can keep our promises. I met one of the
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S5: most impressive blokes I've ever come across. Um. And he
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S5: is doing stuff outside most people's comfort zones.
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S4: Um, also, I might chuck this question out there. Uh,
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S4: how young is too young to get into stewing rhubarb?
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S5: Single file please, ladies J.
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S4: How how young.
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S2: The Rock drive podcast.
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S6: Is. It's my guy.
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S2: Smoko. Cheers to heartland chips. Extreme crunch experience. More crunch
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S2: than a learner driver and a manual.
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S4: Uh, your chance to win a year's supply of those
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S4: bad boys. You can take smoko, send it off to three, 520.
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S4: Another happy customer Friday afternoon. You've got to be in
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S4: to win. You can text that through and we'll do
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S4: the draw Friday afternoon. Now massive weekend of sport. We
1:14
S4: said it was going to be leading into it. The
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S4: ABS and the Wallabies went at it again. And that's
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S4: just the start. Um we'll clean up everything that happened
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S4: because there was NPC, USC rugby league, World Cup, netball.
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S4: Um there's the a f c game on over the weekend.
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S4: Black ferns are on crazy. But we'll kick things off uh,
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S4: with how good the All Blacks are at the moment.
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S7: Can Australia shut them down here? Barrett. Lachi Lachi. Joanne
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S7: is on the edge. Rico with man infield. They're not
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S7: required for Rico to go short side. Dummy scores one
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S7: handed over the top. Intercepted and off flies The man
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S7: closing in on 150 test matches and lucky, but it's
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S7: still on for the All Blacks. It goes to touch
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S7: and New Zealand make it 13 in a row against
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S7: the Wallabies.
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S4: How good?
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S5: Yeah, I tell you. For me the players the Codie
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S5: Taylor as Skip has been.
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S4: Just a warmachine.
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S5: All the engine on that bloke is absolutely poked.
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S4: Uh, the NPC semifinals happened over the weekend as well.
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S5: Devastating stuff. Dunks team bit my team, the Taranaki Bulls
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S5: to advance to a home final against the Northland Taniwha who, um,
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S5: tipped Otago in an epic game.
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S4: Yeah.
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S5: Huge game. The Taranaki game was was wicked to Canterbury.
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S5: Just boosted off. Um and I think it was like
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S5: 287 or something. Uh, and then they clawed it back
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S5: and got within ten points.
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S4: Yeah. It was 38, 28 at the end of that game.
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S4: So final of the NPC this coming Sunday, uh, Sunday
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S4: I believe said it must be Saturday, Saturday, um, rugby
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S4: league World Cup was on. Of course we had the
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S4: um the Kiwis play uh Australia on the Thursday night. Yeah.
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S4: Um and then on Friday night I sat down to
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S4: watch some uh, absolutely pumped front 78 for one of
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S4: the greatest games of one way traffic traffic I've ever seen.
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S5: Yeah. Um, things really spicy. I like the Lebanon, Papua
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S5: New Guinea game. Tonga versus England was the match. I
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S5: mean the Kiwis Australia game was wicked. Tonga versus England
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S5: was you could have the biggest collection of bell ringing
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S5: hits for a season and not come close to the game. Um,
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S5: that they had like it was a proper bloodbath, mate.
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S5: It was like State of Origin all over again because
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S5: there's so many NRL players in the English team and
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S5: obviously so many in the in the Tongan team as well.
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S5: But Jebus big del del Martinez after a yeah.
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S4: After the collar surgery, he's still going full psycho.
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S5: Yeah. And he buried his opposite number and a. And
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S5: a retribution hit.
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S4: Two Kiwi ferns got up against Fiji as well. 1812. Uh,
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S4: one of the most savage UFC knockouts you ever see.
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S4: A stepping knee to the jaw, lights out. Guerrilla radio
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S4: is amazing. Um, cell phones got up, uh, up, up
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S4: over the Australian diamonds, which is awesome. And black ferns.
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S4: Speaking of pumping, France pumped him even harder than what
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S4: Samoa did. Black ferns beat France 8112.
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S5: Impressive.
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S4: So good. Rugby's on Monday. Is it? That's great. Long weekend.
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S5: Oh, wicked.
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S4: Yeah. Oh, this is just the best time for sport.
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S2: Hey, thanks for listening. Big whoop.
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S4: Yeah. Who's the company that did those, um, award winning sausages.
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S5: My party meats.
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S4: Oh, my goodness me.
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S5: They, uh. Well, they they won the best sausage and
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S5: they are bloody delicious. And they are great. It's my
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S5: local butcher. Uh, great team in there. And, um, predominantly
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S5: sourced from their farm and the Hinuera plains, um, on
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S5: the way through to, you know, traveling between the Bay
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S5: and Hamilton, I guess.
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S4: Do you know what one of the funniest things I
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S4: saw over the weekend was? Was this. Remember the wrestler
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S4: big show? Yeah, he was like the new school version
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S4: of Andre the Giant. Yeah. Like someone that was just
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S4: so big that you like that would have cost a
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S4: bit to feed him.
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S5: He he kind of looked like Bill off. Guess whose brother?
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S5: You know, he he he's the dark haired version of Bill.
5:24
S5: Bill was a bit of a blondie.
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S4: Um, and so the big show, Paul Wight, he's talking
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S4: on a podcast about how he FaceTimed Stone Cold Steve Austin.
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S4: Stone cold was not happy about it.
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S8: I love the dude to death. I FaceTimed him one
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S8: day and he goes, God damn, dude, what are you doing?
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S8: I said, I'm just seeing what you're doing. He goes,
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S8: dudes don't FaceTime. Dudes hang up and call me back regular.
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S8: So I was like, I didn't know that dudes don't
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S8: FaceTime dudes, okay? I just want to see my friend, though. Hey, man,
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S8: what's going on?
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S9: You know, I was.
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S8: Like, okay. Note to self dudes, do not FaceTime dudes,
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S8: I got that. I need to write that in my
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S8: man book.
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S4: If you don't follow Stone Cold Steve Austin on Instagram,
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S4: you're missing out. He's living the most rugged lifestyle.
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S5: He's got a cool set up. He's a mad setter.
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S4: He's always peddling his rattlesnake lager or something. Yeah, yeah. Um,
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S4: which is his beer that he's got, but it's worth
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S4: checking out there.
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S5: And I am making a Ten Commandments of dude etiquette.
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S4: You're just like social rules around mateship. Yeah. It doesn't
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S4: necessarily need to be dudes, but we could call it dude,
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S4: where's where's the etiquette?
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S5: Yeah.
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S4: Um, for example, you know, you go to a mate's house. Yeah.
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S4: And they're having a barbecue. You bring some beers, maybe
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S4: you bring a box of beers and there's like six
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S4: or so left.
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S5: You take him. You're a dog.
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S4: Exactly. You leave him in there overnight. They are. Now
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S4: the new owner is the person that was hosting the barbecue. Yeah.
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S4: Like you can't come back the next day and be like, hey, uh,
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S4: I left my beers here. Like no way.
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S5: Um, another one. If you own a yurt or a
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S5: flat deck truck, the expectation is that you will help
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S5: your mates move anything, including houses.
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S4: Yeah, yeah, Chuck that in there as well. If you
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S4: get a lift from someone else to the airport at
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S4: 4 a.m.. Yeah. You'll never be able to repay that debt.
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S5: Ever. That is an endless Everest climb.
7:21
S2: Ooh. All the best bits from the rock drive with
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S2: Jay and Dunk, you beauty. Listen, live on our App Rover,
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S2: 3 to 7 p.m. New Zealand time, Monday to Friday. Oh.
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S10: Give me the best bits.
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S4: Just got onto this one, dude, where's the etiquette? These
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S4: are the social rules around mateship. These are things that
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S4: you should or should not do. If you want to
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S4: be a great mate. For example, on a road trip,
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S4: you go and say Call Auckland, Taupo.
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S5: Yeah.
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S4: The person with the strongest bladder in the car determines
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S4: the pit stop, not the weakest.
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S5: Oh, and that. With that being said, I would never, ever, ever, ever,
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S5: ever travel, uh, with dunk on a drinking trip, if
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S5: that is the rule. Because dunk is a he is
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S5: literally made out of liquid. He is an entire bladder.
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S5: And I kid you not, it was a stairway to heaven.
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S5: Original version started playing when we hopped out for a
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S5: piss and, uh, and accidentally repeated it and is still
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S5: going like it was unreal.
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S4: Yeah, well, that might have killed me in high school. Uh,
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S4: you know, Duncan, the bladder of three men hide the tanker.
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S5: Um, another one here. This one from Matty Smith. Always
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S5: tripping for petrol on a road trip. If your mate
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S5: owns a pub, never expect cheap drinks or food. Pay
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S5: him extra. That's how he makes a living.
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S4: Exactly. Yeah. Um, if you ran a barbecue and it's
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S4: not yours, don't touch it unless they hand the tongs over. Mhm.
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S4: And then you're like, you've got full control there.
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S5: Yeah. You're in charge of morale and, uh, bringing beers.
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S4: And if you don't tap them together before you start turning,
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S4: then there will be a bad barbecue.
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S5: Yep. Um, if you borrow a petrol powered item, return
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S5: it with a full tank of gas, regardless of where
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S5: it was. Um. I don't want to hear from my
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S5: beaver dudes don't eat lollipops and never maintain eye contact
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S5: whilst eating a banana.
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S4: I went through a phase of doing the exact opposite
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S4: to that rule, to J.
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S5: And sneakily record him and put it to. It's been
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S5: a while.
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S4: Uh. If a mate helps you move house, you owe
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S4: him beers and a feed. Not just a heartfelt thank you.
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S5: Yeah, if it mate gets a terrible haircut, you are,
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S5: as a friend, legally obliged to give him shit.
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S4: Exactly. Back to the house. Moving thing. Real mates. Don't
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S4: ask other mates to help them move out either. Those
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S4: days are gone. That's a bloody 90s and 80s thing. Yeah.
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S5: If you borrow a trailer. And this is because, you know,
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S5: it's always one person that has a trailer in amongst
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S5: a group of friends. If you borrow trailer, you need
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S5: to bring it back in better condition than you found.
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S5: Everyone's like, oh mate, it's how, how, how good do
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S5: you need it? Give it a hose down. Sweep the
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S5: bastard out.
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S4: Return a better condition than what they have because quite
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S4: often you won't look like you know, whatever you haven't
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S4: got to do cleaning your whatever it is and to
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S4: someone to bring it back. Hey, go the extra mile,
10:02
S4: chuck a bit of we'll shine on the trailer. I
10:04
S4: bet it's never had that before.
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S5: Yeah, it's.
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S4: Like a patch for a trailer.
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S5: How is this a box is 24 tins, not 12.
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S4: Correct.
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S5: If your mate owns any business, don't ask for a discount.
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S5: Take stuff for free off strangers. Pay your mates.
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S4: Tell you what though, your mates will love cash.
10:24
S2: Yeah, the boys rock drive with Jay and Dunk.
10:27
S4: The Rock with your old mates. Jay and Dunk.
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S5: Ironically, just talking about their song Before We dunk would
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S5: stare longingly into my eyes and eat a banana.
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S4: It's a I haven't bought a banana to wear for
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S4: a while. You must be hanging out for that again.
10:37
S4: I'll get you to buy some more. Um.
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S5: It's one of those. The only way that it's not
10:43
S5: offensive is if someone just snaps it in half and
10:45
S5: just takes bits out of it. You know, you start
10:48
S5: eating inside on. That looks weird as well.
10:50
S4: How does a monkey eat it?
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S5: I peel it from the bottom.
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S4: Well, cause that's still on the bunch. But then what
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S4: are they doing? They just toss it up and in
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S4: one go.
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S5: Yeah, they like to make banana splits, I think.
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S4: Ah. Okay. Yeah. Um, just in case it's not news,
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S4: it probably won't be, but, um, with mention, uh, the home,
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S4: the $15 million estate that was once owned by Sir
11:11
S4: Sam Neill has just been purchased by Jason Momoa, just
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S4: outside of Queenstown.
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S5: Sick.
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S4: Yeah. Cool, eh? So he clearly loves our country, doesn't he?
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S5: Yep. Um, I had one of the greatest encounters with
11:21
S5: one of the most impressive human beings that I've ever
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S5: come across. 72 year old doctor David Ford. Um, yesterday
11:27
S5: was around a buddy of mine's place, and he does
11:29
S5: this five elements acupuncture. Mhm. Um, and it's kind of,
11:33
S5: it's almost like acupuncture, which is, you know, eastern medicine with, um,
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S5: a kind of almost like a counselling. He's scribbling away
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S5: in this book, but this bloke has been.
11:43
S4: What a run out of ink with you.
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S5: Yeah. He did, he did. I'll show you a picture.
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S5: I'll show you.
11:48
S4: Well how many needles do you get stuck into you?
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S5: Only two.
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S4: That's all that you needed? Yeah. I mean, oh, yeah,
11:55
S4: that doesn't surprise me.
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S5: So swipe to the other side. So those are the
11:57
S5: notes that he makes.
11:58
S4: Wow. The museum looks like a beautiful mine.
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S5: Yeah. Um, so basically, in the last 55 years, he's
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S5: traveled all around the world. He's been, like, worked with
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S5: kings and queens and all the top leaders, uh, across
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S5: the planet. Top sports stars, top celebrities everywhere. He owns
12:14
S5: an island in Alaska, which he lives in. Is this.
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S4: Your notes?
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S5: No. Those are his notes on you. Yeah.
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S4: Man. He took. There's three pages there.
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S5: Yeah, well, he's about to unpack.
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S4: Four pages. Yeah, one of them's scribbles that looks like
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S4: your page that you're responsible for.
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S5: Yeah. I said to him, draw a picture of my mind.
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S5: And that was it. Um, so basically ended up jamming
12:33
S5: these two things, which was, it was incredible. But the
12:37
S5: point that I wanted to make and illustrate on the
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S5: show today was if you've never been to have some
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S5: form of counselling or have one of those conversations, those
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S5: really deep conversations. You often don't know where to start it.
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S4: So do you feel like you needed it going into it?
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S5: Kinda. I'd always like to be better. Like I definitely
12:56
S5: felt like I'd been on a treadmill this year and
12:58
S5: sort of everything's going great, but you know, like if
13:01
S5: everything is absolutely tip top and you know, on as
13:04
S5: well as anybody else's. I'm the luckiest bloke I know.
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S5: And so when everything's going your way and you still
13:09
S5: kind of feel this weird sort of sluggish, you know, discontent,
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S5: you know, why, why is this the case? Um, but.
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S4: That's almost the more frightening bit when you know, you know,
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S4: you're incredibly fortunate.
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S5: I mean.
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S4: Everything you're still feeling a bit off you go. Oh yeah.
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S4: That's concerning.
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S5: Well that's what he said. He goes, this is the
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S5: life of the corporate ladder, which you generally hit in
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S5: your 40s. You climb to the top of it and
13:31
S5: realise that you've gone up the wrong wall, you know?
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S5: And so you go, okay.
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S4: Literally my wife and she quit her job.
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S5: Yeah. Um, and at this age and stage, you, there's
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S5: a lot of changes that go on in your body
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S5: and the way that you look at things and how
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S5: you operate. And, um, and these, you tend to have
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S5: these incidences at this age. And so anyway, I, I,
13:49
S5: because I was always fascinated by how that conversation goes.
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S5: It's almost like going into a knock shop. I've never
13:54
S5: been into one, but I assume that that's a weird interaction.
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S5: But if you had a sore shoulder, you go to,
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S5: you go to a physio. If you've got bad teeth,
14:01
S5: you go to a dentist, you need your spine realigned,
14:03
S5: you go to osteo chiro, whatever it is. But when
14:05
S5: you need to get your upstairs sorted out, it's easy
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S5: enough to say, well, you go and book and see
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S5: a psychiatrist or a counsellor. But making that step to
14:13
S5: go there seems so much further away than any of
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S5: those other professions.
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S4: Yeah, if you've never done it before, that seems like
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S4: a crazy thing to do.
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S5: Yeah. And so we sat down and he goes, what
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S5: do you want to talk about? And my response was
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S5: the same as everybody else that sits in front of him,
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S5: I don't know.
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S4: Yeah.
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S5: And it was meant to be half an hour. We
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S5: talk for 2.5 hours. Wow. And I feel like I
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S5: feel completely different now off the back of it.
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S4: Do you feel light?
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S5: Yeah, really light and kind of a bit more, I
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S5: say focused, but yeah, a little bit more aligned with
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S5: where I want to be. Um, very, very cool. If
14:41
S5: you're interested, I might even make a note for the,
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S5: he's probably not really overly pumped by 72.
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S4: He didn't need more work.
14:47
S5: Definitely doesn't.
14:48
S4: What's the what's what's the call to action for the
14:50
S4: listener going, hmm, that's peaked my interest.
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S5: Um, I would say going to your GP, if you
14:55
S5: are wanting to get some referral to someone to talk to,
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S5: go to your GP and say, hey, I'm not in
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S5: trouble yet, but I'd like to be better. And they'll
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S5: refer you on. You generally get, you know, half hour
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S5: sessions for free. Or if you can track down this
15:09
S5: bloke five element, um I'll make a, I'll make a
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S5: bounce back and I'll give it to you then. That'll make.
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S4: It easier. Alright, we'll set that up now rock News
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S4: and sport next.
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S2: Get that link in the show notes.
15:18
S4: You shouldn't have to explain certain things to another adult,
15:21
S4: but you do anyway. Can I start? Jake explaining to adults,
15:26
S4: Hillary went on a date with a bloke who tried
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S4: to cool down his hot food in the microwave by
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S4: pressing the defrost button. First and last date. Do you
15:33
S4: know why it didn't bother? Good start. Didn't explain though.
15:37
S4: This from Toby. My wife and I are currently travelling
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S4: in Vietnam. We walk past a very culturally appropriate tourist bar.
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S4: All the waiters are dressed as the Viet Cong. She
15:46
S4: asks what they are, and I mentioned the concept of
15:48
S4: guerrilla warfare and the Vietnam War. She then turns to me, astounded, goes,
15:52
S4: how did they get the guerrillas to fight? It took
15:55
S4: me several minutes to get myself under control, enough to
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S4: explain how the Viet Cong had not enlisted the help
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S4: of the world's largest ape to fight off.
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S5: The Americans would have been sick if they did, though.
16:04
S5: Pete Lucas, a friend of mine, went to a funeral
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S5: and after the cremation he was stood outside talking to
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S5: a couple of women. Suddenly they asked, what's that burning
16:12
S5: barbecue smell? Oh, Jason. Andrew. So a few years back,
16:16
S5: me and my ex were in tots and teens with
16:18
S5: our son looking at some clothes, etc. she looks over
16:22
S5: at the older lady shop assistant who was was quite
16:25
S5: close to us and says, is that your real name? Um.
16:28
S5: I look up at the lady who was smiling and
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S5: realized that she's wearing a name brooch on her uniform
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S5: top that says staff.
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S4: That's where I'm from, Christian. I once had to explain
16:41
S4: to my wife that the temperature controls in the car
16:44
S4: dashboard are just the temperature on the inside of the car,
16:47
S4: not the outside. That's from Sandy. I had to inform
16:50
S4: my husband that the wind turbines are not called wind deflectors. She, uh,
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S4: he thought that they were designed to fight back against
16:57
S4: wind and send it back in the opposite direction.
16:59
S5: Oh my goodness.
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S4: Take that.
17:02
S5: Maddie. Ishmael. Um. After taking off on an evening flight
17:05
S5: from Heathrow, we were looking at all the lights on
17:08
S5: the M25 and the surrounding towns. Look, said my better half,
17:12
S5: there's been a power cut. All those lights have gone out.
17:15
S5: It took me a while to stop laughing and squeeze
17:18
S5: out the word cloud.
17:23
S4: That's from Darren. Many, many years ago I used to
17:25
S4: DJ at a nightclub. One night I was talking to
17:28
S4: one of the bouncers about the up and coming Easter
17:29
S4: long weekend. He looked at me dead serious and goes,
17:32
S4: what day does Good Friday fall on this year? And
17:36
S4: one here from Jakey Boy. I had to explain to
17:38
S4: one of my wife's friends that the new moon in
17:40
S4: the lunar cycle wasn't actually a new moon. Like we
17:43
S4: don't get a new one each time. It's just the
17:45
S4: start of a new lunar cycle.
17:47
S5: It's just a massive pile of old, old, buggered moons
17:50
S5: just floating around in a tip somewhere.
17:51
S4: That one's done. It's done. 31 days. Get rid of it.
17:56
S2: Jay and dunk sitting in a tree. KISS. Okay. That's weird.
18:01
S2: Rock drive.
18:02
S4: Forgetting something. And then there's forgetting something that's absolutely massive
18:06
S4: to somebody else.
18:07
S11: Yeah. I had a stark reminder that I need to
18:09
S11: pay attention to what I agree to do and write
18:11
S11: things down. So I had a wonderful weekend. I'm caught
18:13
S11: up with an old mate. You guys might remember as well.
18:15
S11: Rasheen who used to work here. Digital. Yeah. She's awesome. Um,
18:18
S11: her and her now fiance Lenny. Uh, they've been over
18:21
S11: in the UK for three years and they just came back,
18:23
S11: so I loaded up the X5. We went beach bashing
18:26
S11: down middleway it was awesome. We went for a surf
18:28
S11: surf casting. It was wicked. And I didn't get it
18:30
S11: stuck this time, which was real good.
18:32
S5: That's a.
18:32
S11: Win. Last time I went down there, the exit ramps,
18:34
S11: real soft sand and a BMW. A BMW X5 is
18:38
S11: not really an off road vehicle and I.
18:41
S4: Very hard to get a tow rope hooked on to
18:43
S4: you when you're in an X5. Yeah.
18:44
S11: When you got you got the big M sport body
18:46
S11: kit on it and stuff like.
18:48
S5: So every four wheel driver's dream, watching one of those
18:51
S5: parked up in the sand.
18:52
S11: I could I could hear the blokes in the Hilux
18:53
S11: behind me chuckling. And I was like, anyway, this time
18:57
S11: went a lot better and we went out to um
18:58
S11: Hallertau had a little tasting paddle. At the end of
19:00
S11: the day, we're talking about Lenny and Roseanne upcoming wedding,
19:03
S11: which is going to be amazing. We're invited. The invites
19:05
S11: and everything went out and me in full earnestness going,
19:08
S11: oh man, that's going to be amazing. What time does
19:10
S11: it go to? And I'm like, and who you got
19:12
S11: DJing for your wedding? And she just looks at me
19:15
S11: and I can see the steam starting and she goes, hey,
19:17
S11: messing with me. And I'm like, well, no, it's a
19:19
S11: real it's an important part of it, you know, like
19:21
S11: kid who's real good or are you gonna get Crocker
19:23
S11: in with a sax or something? And she's just staring
19:24
S11: at me and she's like, you're doing it. And I'm like,
19:27
S11: am I?
19:29
S5: Did you actually did you have that conversation or are
19:31
S5: you just 100% dead?
19:32
S11: I went back on my text. We'd been we've been
19:35
S11: yarning a bunch of times about it a.
19:37
S4: Bunch of.
19:37
S11: Times. Yeah.
19:38
S4: I'm it's mildly concerning.
19:41
S11: I agreed to emcee it and to DJ.
19:43
S4: Oh, it's a double whammy. So you like probably one
19:46
S4: of the most, if not the most important part of
19:48
S4: the day as far as stitching it together.
19:50
S11: Yeah. So it was a, it was a crucial lesson to,
19:52
S11: you know, remember.
19:53
S4: Just when you ask that, you ask us that you
19:54
S4: got to take Thursday off now.
19:56
S11: No, I just want to put a shout out to
19:58
S11: the rest of Aotearoa. Have I agreed to do anything
20:00
S11: for you? Three. Five. Two. What's the number?
20:02
S5: Yeah, well, you can get them in a moment of weakness.
20:04
S5: Just send in what you want him to do, and
20:06
S5: we can probably push it across the line. Yeah.
20:08
S4: We need to do is email banana@gmail.com. He'll bounce you
20:12
S4: back with a very affordable rate of old shit. Okay.
20:18
S11: Ah, but yeah, looking forward.
20:19
S2: To enjoying this podcast. I get more of the boys
20:22
S2: on their other podcast, not for radio uncensored yarns nor
20:26
S2: tea and laughs with the lads wherever you get your podcasts.
20:30
S4: Now, something quite concerning is happening to my good friend
20:33
S4: Jay Reeve, the man who spent a large part of
20:36
S4: his life partying you know, the MTV host. He's going
20:41
S4: to gigs, drinking up a storm, all sorts of bloody
20:43
S4: nonsense over the weekend. I feel like Jay has had
20:47
S4: a new stage of life. Yeah.
20:49
S5: Just.
20:50
S4: He stewed some ruddy rhubarb over the weekend.
20:54
S5: Making my own butter these days, guys.
20:59
S4: Not because he lost a bet. Did you? Like, voluntarily
21:03
S4: decided to stew your own rhubarb.
21:05
S5: Yeah. So I've got. It's one of the fondest memories
21:07
S5: that I've had that I have of my grandparents. Like,
21:11
S5: they always had these amazing, amazing gardens, like their proper
21:15
S5: farming grandparents that just were sustainably supporting themselves. Basically, they'd
21:20
S5: go into town, they'd get a sack of flour, a
21:22
S5: sack of sugar, and that'll be it. Like that's how
21:24
S5: they operate. And they had these bins, like big bins
21:27
S5: in the kitchen that were just full of flour and
21:29
S5: sugar and it'd just be baking. They make their own butter,
21:31
S5: they do all the stuff. And I was like, this
21:32
S5: is pretty awesome. And then most recently, I caught up
21:35
S5: with a bloke at OTE brose, which is that young buck? Yeah. Yeah.
21:39
S5: They basically these guys have basically started a porridge cafe,
21:42
S5: which sounds sounds random, but it's bloody delicious.
21:45
S4: And it's Hessian.
21:46
S5: And they had a rhubarb, a stewed rhubarb in the porridge.
21:50
S5: And I was like, I like porridge. I've got rhubarb.
21:53
S5: I'm going to do some rhubarb.
21:54
S4: Hang on a minute. I've got so many questions. So
21:57
S4: where did the rhubarb come from.
21:58
S5: So we've got at our place.
22:00
S4: Did you plant. Plant it with your own hands?
22:02
S5: No, this is this is.
22:03
S4: Left.
22:03
S5: Over. Yeah. So the couple that were before us in
22:06
S5: this house have been there for 42 years. A really
22:08
S5: well established garden. So massive citrus trees, like a 50
22:11
S5: metre tall macadamia nut tree that just feeds rats.
22:15
S4: So you've got like eighth generation rhubarb plants.
22:18
S5: Yeah.
22:19
S4: That you're tucking into. I bet they're tender.
22:21
S5: Yeah. So these. Yeah. He cut them back. I'm going
22:25
S5: to bring some in. So the key.
22:27
S4: I've actually like if I'm being if I want to
22:29
S4: like pull back the curtain a wee bit. Yeah. On
22:31
S4: number 54 Struggle Street we had so much rhubarb. I've
22:34
S4: almost got PTSD from it. that went on our our
22:37
S4: one piece of weak backs every morning through winter.
22:39
S5: Yeah.
22:40
S4: And I hate the shit. That's gonna have to be
22:42
S4: pretty good now, man. Are you bring it in and
22:44
S4: I'll give it a go. But it's not gonna be
22:46
S4: a tough crowd.
22:47
S5: The key is to just offset it a little bit
22:49
S5: with some fresh ginger and cinnamon.
22:51
S4: Nah. Well, what we used to do is sneak sugar
22:53
S4: from the pantry. Yeah, and load it with sugar eventually.
22:57
S4: Can't taste the rhubarb. And you can just taste the sugar.
22:59
S5: We used to get raw rhubarb um, stems and dip
23:03
S5: them in sugar and just crunch them raw like celery.
23:06
S4: Oh, what a treat. It sounds like we grew up
23:07
S4: in the same street did. So what are you gonna
23:11
S4: serve it with?
23:12
S5: That'll be on my porridge.
23:14
S4: Oh, yes, it is going on your porridge.
23:15
S5: Yeah, because I'm building a porridge drawer like they do
23:17
S5: in Scotland. I did. We let anybody know that we
23:20
S5: went to Scotland. Now we've been there for three days
23:22
S5: and we're fully entrenched in the Scottish way of having porridge.
23:26
S4: I would just like to ask you this and answer
23:31
S4: me seriously.
23:34
S5: That's not our show.
23:37
S4: Now, when the the rhubarb stew was done.
23:40
S5: Yeah.
23:42
S4: And you tasted it?
23:43
S5: Yeah.
23:43
S4: Did you genuinely get excited?
23:47
S5: It was one of those longing moments. You just take
23:49
S5: a spoon out of the big smoldering pot. It'll cool
23:52
S5: down at this stage, obviously, because that stuff's thermonuclear and
23:55
S5: had a it had like a little slurp off the spoon.
23:57
S5: And I looked out towards the horizon was like, this
24:00
S5: is living.
24:01
S4: This is what it's all about.
24:02
S5: And then all.
24:03
S4: Of harvesting someone else's rhubarb.
24:05
S5: Yeah.
24:07
S4: Let's add a tablespoon of someone else's. Hard work has
24:10
S4: never tasted better.
24:11
S5: What I've got is we've planted blueberry bushes next to
24:14
S5: the rhubarb. So I've basically got like a cobbler garden,
24:17
S5: which just turns into.
24:19
S4: This is it. This never has a greater text come in.
24:23
S4: You just mow your rhubarb plants. They come back. Mint. Yeah.
24:26
S4: Whack the bricks and straight in straight over the top,
24:28
S4: which is probably what's happened in yours.
24:30
S5: Yeah. I cut these ones all the way back to
24:32
S5: the base so that they can come back strong. Ice cream. Rhubarb. Delicious.
24:37
S5: Rhubarb is the worst. I mean, she's she's divisive drinking.
24:41
S4: By Christmas you'll be putting little labels on your preserves.
24:46
S5: Guess what you're getting for Christmas.
24:48
S4: Oh, guess who's dropping it.
24:52
S5: In a mason jar full of rhubarb.
24:55
S4: Hey, um, I've got an idea for the title of
24:57
S4: your cookbook. World's worst cookbook.
25:02
S5: Rhubarb a million ways with Jay.
25:08
S4: Oh, well, I'm looking forward to the chutney, mate.
25:10
S2: Strap in and send it. Rock drive with Jay and dunk.
25:15
S4: Uh. Saturday afternoon, Auckland FC took on Melbourne. Uh, and
25:19
S4: the A league game. And it was awesome. Westy Lee, uh,
25:22
S4: found out he's just dragged him in here now midweek.
25:25
S4: Lee that, uh, you were going Friday afternoon to what?
25:28
S4: She replied almost instantly. Where are you parking.
25:31
S9: Yeah. Oh yeah. oh yeah. So I've got a fantastic
25:33
S9: group of friends that um, have a business on the
25:36
S9: back gate of Mount Smart Stadium. Andy. Oh so handy.
25:40
S9: So I messaged Duncan was like, yeah, bro, this is
25:41
S9: where we're going. Rock on up. I'll meet you there.
25:43
S9: And I was like, sweet. So I get there and
25:45
S9: I was like, sweet, we're here waiting. And he goes, oh, bro,
25:46
S9: they've just closed all the roads. So I'll go find
25:50
S9: another park.
25:51
S4: Yeah, put the cones up. And I found the best park. Uh,
25:54
S4: if you're not like this, the next best one after
25:57
S4: being a player. Um, and it was literally outside one
26:01
S4: of the gates.
26:01
S9: If you main gate on Morris Road.
26:03
S4: Yeah, if you draw, if you walk straight out right across.
26:06
S4: I was on the grass right there. It cost me
26:08
S4: 20 bucks. Absolute nailed it. Although you did get in
26:10
S4: before me, I was running slightly later than you just though.
26:13
S9: So he, he called me and was like, bro, you
26:15
S9: won't believe the park I've just got. So I'm walking
26:16
S9: in now. And I was like, oh, are you? And
26:18
S9: I was at my gate, which was about, I want
26:19
S9: to say maybe two, maybe 200m away from where you were.
26:23
S9: And I was like, oh, where are you walking in?
26:25
S9: He said, yeah, I'm on the left hand side. And
26:27
S9: I went, oh yeah, I got you, bro. There you go.
26:28
S9: And your and your gray jumper. Sweet. I'm swinging my orange,
26:30
S9: not for Radiohead. And he looked and he goes on
26:32
S9: the phone. He goes, jeez, your eyes are good for
26:34
S9: a diabetic. And Nikita was like, where is it? I
26:38
S9: can't even see him. I was like.
26:39
S4: I could barely see you're not for Radiohead and Hives orange.
26:43
S4: And he was swinging it around, and you spotted me
26:44
S4: in a gray shirt with a white hat.
26:47
S5: And the Nikita guys are great for a diabetic. Make
26:50
S5: a hell of a bumper sticker.
26:52
S9: Nikita. Guys, my wife goes, how can you see him?
26:54
S9: And I was like, mate, I look at him every
26:56
S9: day for like five days, for four hours a day.
26:58
S9: And then we got to the gates and Muzz man,
27:01
S9: he's such a cool little lad, bro. He's a really.
27:03
S4: Cool my metal kid. Yeah.
27:04
S9: Steven, he had a, he had a gob full of, um,
27:07
S9: strawberry extra and he had no pockets. So he was
27:09
S9: holding his chewing gum in his hand and he walked
27:11
S9: in and the lady at the gate goes, oh, hey, look,
27:13
S9: I'm sorry you can't bring your chewing gum in. And
27:16
S9: he was gutted and I was, oh that's alright. I'll
27:17
S9: throw it in the bin. Took it off him, put
27:19
S9: it in my left hand, lift it up the bin.
27:20
S9: So she saw me lift it up, close the bin,
27:22
S9: chewing gum securely in my left hand into the jeans pocket.
27:26
S9: And Muzz looked and goes, hey, you didn't put it in,
27:28
S9: I went.
27:30
S4: Shush, you little weak, cute lips.
27:31
S9: And I was like, I was like, I'll give it
27:33
S9: back to you when we get inside.
27:34
S5: Snitches will get stitches.
27:35
S9: Gave it back to him inside. Looked at him about
27:37
S9: half an hour later, asked him how many pieces of
27:39
S9: gum he was rolling. He reckon he had like 12
27:40
S9: or 13 bits of extra in there. But you're absolutely right.
27:43
S9: The team at Auckland FC put on the Hal afternoon.
27:45
S9: We got Philly cheesesteaks and the catering. There was like
27:48
S9: a little caprese salad skewer with, you know, mozzarella, some basil,
27:52
S9: some cherry tomatoes with balsamic glaze. I think I ate
27:55
S9: like seven of them.
27:55
S5: Delish.
27:56
S9: Yeah.
27:56
S4: But back to the bubble gum gate. So, um, oh,
28:00
S4: two things. That was the first time muslin cloth. What? Um,
28:04
S4: corporate hosting us because I went up and I got
28:06
S4: like a Heineken silver Heineken zero and, uh, Pepsi Max
28:11
S4: for him and turned around and said, watch this. I'm
28:14
S4: not gonna pay.
28:14
S5: Run and just.
28:16
S4: Turn, turn around and walk off. And MUDs is very
28:19
S4: like black and white with like right and wrong. Yeah.
28:21
S4: And he was, he was like, wait, what? What? I
28:23
S4: was like, don't worry. It's all free. Everything. Watch this.
28:25
S4: I'll bring around food. He's like, oh, my eyes are
28:27
S4: popping out of his head and his whole world has
28:29
S4: just been blown apart. This is even a thing like.
28:31
S9: Yeah, welcome to the other half, boy.
28:33
S5: Yeah.
28:33
S4: And then once we're sitting down, it's a bit quieter.
28:35
S4: He asks Wesley Lee for the bubble gum and he goes,
28:39
S4: what would happen if I get caught? And I said,
28:42
S4: I don't know, man. You might get arrested.
28:45
S5: I'd say 5 to 7. A long, long spell.
28:49
S4: I sort of lifted it there and then I forgot
28:51
S4: about it because I thought he'd clocked that I was
28:53
S4: joking and clearly didn't. Because then we were walking to
28:55
S4: our seats. I turned down to look at him, and
28:57
S4: he had his bubble gum under one hand with another
28:59
S4: hand over it, and he was holding it next to
29:01
S4: his heart, tied it with two heads because he didn't
29:04
S4: want to get arrested.
29:05
S9: I'm not going back.
29:06
S5: I'm not going back to teach him not to be. So,
29:09
S5: you know, he needs to be more inconspicuous with the
29:11
S5: way he moves around. He needs to take some lessons
29:13
S5: from the West Auckland wizard.
29:15
S9: Oh, mate, it was, it was. It was such a
29:16
S9: fun day, though. It was really cool. Yeah, I really
29:18
S9: enjoyed it.
29:19
S4: And then, uh, I managed to catch some of the
29:20
S4: rugby on the way home in the car to second
29:22
S4: half of the ABS game. So it's pretty. Yeah, it's
29:24
S4: pretty maxed out the sport and, uh, always nice if
29:27
S4: you don't get the chance to do it, which we
29:29
S4: don't do it enough, but having one on one time
29:30
S4: with one of your kids is just the best. Really? Magic?
29:33
S2: Yeah. The fella rock drive with Jay and Dunk.
29:37
S4: Definitely not into telling you how to vote, but I
29:40
S4: thought this was an interesting post that legacy put up
29:42
S4: if you're into fishing and whatever.
29:46
S5: If you're into the ocean.
29:48
S4: Yeah. And whatever shape and form that is. Uh, I
29:52
S4: thought it was a good thing to put out. They
29:53
S4: basically put out, um, uh, um, an image that sort
29:59
S4: of outlines what political parties are campaigning on for our fisheries,
30:02
S4: for example.
30:03
S5: So they say legacy is non-partisan. We're not telling you
30:06
S5: who to vote for because everyone's priorities are different, which is,
30:09
S5: which is important to remember. It's kind of, I think
30:12
S5: people I was having this conversation this morning, uh, in
30:15
S5: a hot box session with the lads. And there's like
30:18
S5: classic examples of it gets to this time of year
30:22
S5: and it just gets disgusting to watch how adults go
30:26
S5: against each other and bicker and you and go. And
30:28
S5: I meant to pick you to run this joint. Like,
30:31
S5: imagine if you're like, I imagine how good it would be. Say,
30:33
S5: for example, the two majors, like someone goes, you know,
30:36
S5: the three policies that you've got on education, fisheries and transport,
30:40
S5: I really love them. If we get in, we're going
30:42
S5: to be pushing that along too. So then you at
30:43
S5: least know that you've got some common ground on it.
30:45
S5: Imagine if they did like a coalition, like a red
30:48
S5: and blue coalition, like just.
30:51
S4: For the greater good.
30:52
S5: Yeah. So then you're getting both ends of it. I mean,
30:54
S5: it's sort of. Yeah, depending on how.
30:55
S4: Idealistic of.
30:56
S5: You. Massively idealistic. Because who would like to help those
30:59
S5: that need help but still be able to get ahead
31:01
S5: when you deserve to get ahead.
31:02
S4: So, um, this is the different policies that they've sort of, uh,
31:07
S4: earmarked and marked out with which parties are going to be,
31:10
S4: you know, going for them or against them or, uh,
31:13
S4: haven't seen anything towards it. Uh, dedicated fisheries policy, minimum
31:17
S4: fish stock abundance target. It's 50% of unfished biomass, no
31:20
S4: support for fisheries amendment bill for 2026. Public fishing must
31:24
S4: remain outside the QMS, which is the quota management system
31:27
S4: and any fixed catch share regime. No licensing of recreational
31:33
S4: fishermen remove trawling um and dredging from the inshore zone.
31:37
S4: Reform management. Apply the resource rentals, uh to fulfill treaty
31:41
S4: obligations to Maori. So if, um, you want to have
31:44
S4: a gander at that J set up a keyword for you.
31:46
S4: You can simply text the keyword sea and send it
31:49
S4: off to 3520. Worth a look.
31:51
S5: Yeah. SEA to 3520.
31:55
S4: Um, we've got a lot of late mail to get
31:57
S4: to some very, very funny stuff. I would like to
31:59
S4: start off with some actually late late mail. This is
32:02
S4: from late Friday on the show when we're chatting about
32:04
S4: the worst excuses. And I heard them rumble doing this
32:06
S4: this morning as well. The worst excuses you've had for
32:09
S4: someone not turning up there is a beauty like one
32:13
S4: of the most outrageous ones. It involves, um, dry humping.
32:18
S2: Rock drive with Jay and Dunk.
32:23
S4: A chance for us to get some of the stuff
32:24
S4: we haven't had a chance to get to. Now, this
32:26
S4: is excuses you've had from your employees as to why
32:30
S4: they're not going to be turning up to work. I
32:32
S4: had this, this is not me, but this is somebody
32:34
S4: else that's texting. I had this excuse many years ago
32:36
S4: from an apprentice engineer. I can't come in today because
32:39
S4: I hurt my dick dry humping my girlfriend on the
32:41
S4: dance floor at the nightclub last night.
32:44
S5: That is some heavy frottage to buckle your penis.
32:49
S4: So also had to go home, apparently another day because
32:53
S4: his coin purse was so badly chafed. Uh, someone else
32:58
S4: said work with a young fella in Christchurch. One of
33:00
S4: his excuses was his girlfriend's dog ate lollies from her bag,
33:04
S4: and then he had to be with her and the
33:05
S4: dog at home. He had many more, but that one
33:07
S4: always stuck with me, mate. Girlfriend's dog ate some lollies. Um,
33:11
S4: this one here. Uh, being a manager for a while,
33:13
S4: I could write a book on the excuses from my staff.
33:15
S4: Here's a couple. Can't come into work because the power's off,
33:18
S4: so the garage door won't open. He only lived 100m
33:20
S4: down the road. Can't come into work today. Wife shut
33:24
S4: her big toe in the fridge and needs to watch.
33:26
S4: Needs me to watch the kids. Can't come into work
33:28
S4: cos I hurt my back. Lifting my socks out of
33:30
S4: the dryer.
33:31
S5: Yeah. Been there. Understand the pain.
33:33
S4: Not quite that. But I literally put my back out
33:35
S4: half out a couple of weeks ago. Just putting some
33:37
S4: stuff in the washing basket. It might have been taking
33:39
S4: it out anyway. Got a sec? For the millionth time,
33:42
S4: I buggered back. Back at the gym though, so, you know.
33:46
S5: Once again.
33:46
S4: Same year, same me. That's some mail. And this came
33:51
S4: through for our segment with Placemakers, and I wanted to
33:54
S4: give her an honorable mention because there'll be so many
33:56
S4: of you that, um, find this just massively relatable if
34:00
S4: you're a parent. So she's texting saying hubby is away
34:03
S4: for work for the weekend. And I have the following
34:05
S4: to do summer soccer for my daughter, ballet for my daughter,
34:08
S4: HR training for work, team focus day for work pets
34:12
S4: day and school centenary this weekend for both girls. And
34:15
S4: they're making us organize all of these at home cookies
34:17
S4: decorated like animals. Potato pit miniature scene in a classroom
34:21
S4: for the 1920s. Weeds and grasses and the olden days
34:25
S4: contained in an olden days container. Um, flowers for a
34:29
S4: sand saucer, baking for the cakes. All as well. Help!
34:31
S4: That's one week being a mum.
34:33
S5: That is not possible. Yeah, crazy, but what a throwback.
34:39
S5: How good was the sand saucer back in the day?
34:40
S5: Calf Club.
34:41
S4: What was your what was your go to when it
34:42
S4: came to doing the vegetable creation?
34:44
S5: Um, generally some form of hot rod out of a kumara.
34:47
S4: Yeah. I used to do that. I used to do
34:49
S4: dragster out of a carrot.
34:50
S5: Yeah.
34:51
S4: A little spoiler on the back, cut away hole out
34:53
S4: for the raisin man to sit in with the toothpicks.
34:56
S4: Watch out for the raisin man. He's fast.
34:58
S5: He's enough. Stabbing yourself to bits, jamming sharp toothpicks into
35:02
S5: harder vegetables.
35:03
S4: For what? Hey. Yeah, come on.
35:05
S5: Straight in the bin.
35:06
S4: Afterwards, I was chatting to him, mate. I'm sure he
35:08
S4: won't mind me saying this, but his old man's got this, like,
35:11
S4: thing where he doesn't want to lose the calf awards.
35:14
S4: See the calves or what? I mean, pigs. An animal. Yeah. Anyway,
35:19
S4: so he also happens to be, I think it was
35:21
S4: a calf. So he also happens to be the, um,
35:24
S4: president of this niche calf breed for New Zealand. Yeah.
35:28
S4: And so he was my mate was cracking up laughing.
35:32
S4: He goes, we've never lost one. But the old boys
35:34
S4: spend 20 grand on, on semen every year to make
35:38
S4: sure he gets the best ones. So over the last
35:41
S4: three years he's split 60 grand on the genetics of
35:44
S4: making sure he has the best calves for calf day.
35:47
S5: For his kids, grandkids.
35:49
S4: Grandkids. So it's more for him. Yeah, obviously.
35:52
S5: Just has the ribbons up, but I had bunches. I
35:55
S5: have no idea where they are.
35:56
S4: Oh, your parents will have them. You'll find.
35:57
S5: Them. Yeah. Mum will have them in the shrine somewhere
35:59
S5: at home.
36:00
S4: Yeah. Absolutely unusual that you got two bedrooms and one
36:03
S4: of your sisters missed out. But anyway.
36:05
S5: I have to share a set of bunks.
36:07
S4: Well, you know, if you don't win enough awards, you
36:09
S4: don't get two bedrooms, do you?
36:10
S2: Oh. Sounds feral, I love it. Rock drive with Jay
36:14
S2: and Dunk.
36:15
S4: Was chatting about earlier the fact that you got your
36:17
S4: acupuncture and then have a good chat with what's essentially
36:21
S4: what do you call them? I don't know, it was
36:24
S4: like a not a psychiatrist.
36:27
S5: Yeah, basically an acupuncturist. Counsellor.
36:29
S4: Yeah.
36:29
S5: Okay. Yeah.
36:30
S4: And you were saying it's amazing. You feel lighter after
36:32
S4: chatting to that bloke over the weekend. Um, Tristan just
36:34
S4: texted in saying fella's helping people explore and remedy the
36:37
S4: experience of not feeling quite right and not getting the
36:40
S4: results is what I do. I have three bases for
36:43
S4: questions I've done for 15 plus years of depression and
36:46
S4: addiction support. Been a coach for 20 something years, including
36:49
S4: in that time. I have three bases of questions that
36:52
S4: get started. What is one result you'd like to create?
36:55
S4: What is, um, what is it that is annoying? Slash
36:58
S4: uncomfortable with you where you're at right now? And do
37:02
S4: you feel what you do is truly valuable to yourself
37:05
S4: and those who you serve? These start the conversation. I
37:08
S4: have moved beyond psych counselling and coaching now and help
37:11
S4: people connect more fully with themselves and their own answers.
37:14
S5: It's a very cool service, that one.
37:16
S4: Yeah um it's ISOL support. I was looking for the
37:21
S4: business name support. There you go. Um, if you missed
37:24
S4: the news a little bit earlier, just after 6:00 this evening.
37:26
S4: Awesome news. Kings of Leon going to be coming to Auckland.
37:30
S4: And this is a show that is perfect for those
37:31
S4: that missed out on Electric Avenue tickets. Um, doing live
37:35
S4: at domain with Ocean Alley, which is Wednesday, 24th of February.
37:38
S4: Presale start Thursday. There's um, that's the Westpac ones live
37:42
S4: nation Friday general tickets go on sale this coming Tuesday. Um,
37:46
S4: huge Kings of Leon new album being released on November
37:48
S4: 6th as well. So not too long to wait for that.
37:50
S5: Oh, it should be fresh music as well as basically
37:52
S5: a smattering. There's some there's some tracks. If you go
37:55
S5: back through the albums, oh.
37:56
S4: Man.
37:57
S5: Man, it's it's a, it's a walk down memory lane.
38:01
S4: They are one of those bands that every single song
38:04
S4: transports you to a place and time, I reckon, and
38:07
S4: whole albums as well.
38:08
S5: And they haven't missed with an album as well know.
38:12
S4: Like.
38:13
S5: You know, sometimes sometimes I'm like, oh, you know, I
38:15
S5: want to break away and do my own stuff. You know,
38:17
S5: get a little bit experimental and you're like, that's a dud.
38:20
S5: That's a tough.
38:20
S4: One. Well, they've never like, they've never done that. Like,
38:22
S4: like they've never done solo albums, but they'll go, look,
38:27
S4: we just know how to write a commercial hit. Yeah,
38:29
S4: we're going to go away and do something different. And
38:32
S4: that's also commercial hit because it turns out everything they
38:36
S4: do will be commercially successful, which is why that'll sell
38:38
S4: ridiculously well. Um, nights is going to have a double
38:41
S4: pass this evening with, uh, Benny Boy. He joins you
38:43
S4: after seven this evening. Some, uh, fat tunes lined up
38:46
S4: got LED Zep, The Boondocks, Metallica in the mix as well.
38:50
S4: So he's got pieces of Molly in there, too. Um,
38:52
S4: and that's us for the day. We'll be back tomorrow
38:54
S4: from three. Uh, have yourself a cracking Monday night. Um,
38:59
S4: and if you want more, we did do a, there
39:01
S4: is another not for radio podcast out today. If you
39:03
S4: like your content a little bit more fast and loose.
39:05
S4: Full breakdown of our weekend.
39:06
S5: Yeah, if you like it.
39:07
S4: Spicy and a mishap I had at the beach. Not good.