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Early Breakfast with Ned & Sam - 20 March 2026 · Early Breakfast with Ned McHenry & Sam Daddow

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Speaker 1: Need met Henry and Sam Dado five double a early
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Speaker 1: Breakfast a.
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Speaker 2: Minute after five, Good morning, welcome along to Friday. Year
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Speaker 2: on early Breakfast, most certainly is Friday.
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Speaker 3: We do love a Friday.
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Speaker 2: Jump on the phones eight double two three double O
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Speaker 2: double o zero double four eight oh thirteen ninety five
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Speaker 2: is I'll welcome in my partner in crime. Who's having
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Speaker 2: a big stretch nadye, good morning.
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Speaker 4: Hello, Hello Sammy, Hello to everyone listening. Happy Friday. Indeed, Friday,
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Speaker 4: it was a big stretch. Now when the dogs after
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Speaker 4: a nap, they get up and go big stretch. Big stretch, doggie.
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Speaker 4: Now I've got a bit of a gripe.
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Speaker 5: Why would the poster, why would.
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Speaker 4: The producer of the Breakfast show, Patty Patrick golds me
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Speaker 4: he said, we need to say something controversial today.
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Speaker 5: I mean, why would he want me to do that?
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Speaker 3: I'd rather stay on air.
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Speaker 4: What just because it's Friday? He thinks I'm going to
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Speaker 4: get on here and say something silly. And that's the
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Speaker 4: other thing. Does he think that I plan things to
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Speaker 4: say or I want to say controversial things. That's not
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Speaker 4: the case for.
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Speaker 2: At least now that you said it on air. If
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Speaker 2: you do say something controversial. We know who's folded it is.
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Speaker 4: Well, that's true. If I do say anything that's a
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Speaker 4: bit naughty today, then at least we know it was
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Speaker 4: pre planned and not not intentional, and it was never
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Speaker 4: meant to do any harm. Now, looking forward to today's show,
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Speaker 4: a few things to discuss as always, and a rear
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Speaker 4: caring segment that was established last week. Looking forward to
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Speaker 4: diving into that. Regular listeners will know exactly what that means.
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Speaker 2: I definitely will kick you off the morning. He's always
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Speaker 2: awaken this hour.
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Speaker 3: Peter from Arleston, Good morning, Good morning.
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Speaker 6: I'm not going to stand in controversial except I think
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Speaker 6: that election is heading towards the labor in the landslide.
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Speaker 2: But but Sandra Sley with the late breaking news, Hello, Peter, paul.
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Speaker 6: En Hanson will erode their majority and it won't be
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Speaker 6: sixty forty. It will be more like fifty five forty fine,
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Speaker 6: And I don't know what's going to happen after because
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Speaker 6: afford a pet in the car, who can afford to
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Speaker 6: go over the part I went to public it almost
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Speaker 6: broke me.
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Speaker 4: Cost of living is right, we spoke about it on
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Speaker 4: the program. We're going to continue to speak about it
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Speaker 4: because it's real. It's being felt by South Australians and
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Speaker 4: Australians like whether you've got a high paying job, be
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Speaker 4: low paying job, a big family, a small family, no
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Speaker 4: family at all, Sammy, costa living is hitting everyone. I
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Speaker 4: don't give it done what you say. I don't give
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Speaker 4: it done what you say. And we're going to speak
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Speaker 4: about some things going on at federal level. Two a
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Speaker 4: little bit later in the program, which will which will
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Speaker 4: I suppose shine a light on potentially the realities that
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Speaker 4: we face as punters and the realities that people at
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Speaker 4: government level, the government sector face, say.
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Speaker 2: Uh bead very serious cold to start off the morning,
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Speaker 2: Thank you Peter from Mileston. I want to just quickly
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Speaker 2: touch on something real quick though ned what's your stance
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Speaker 2: on musicals?
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Speaker 4: It's like a horse, you know, when horses do that
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Speaker 4: when they're thinking, they go musical. Sammy got no interest
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Speaker 4: in them. I don't want to go and watch them live.
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Speaker 4: I don't want to rewatch them. And when my friends
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Speaker 4: get in the car and sing Hamilton or sing Matilda songs, I'd.
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Speaker 5: Prefer to have cold chisel on.
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Speaker 4: What are your thoughts on music? I can appreciate the
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Speaker 4: talent of those that do it, but it's not for me,
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Speaker 4: not even why why are you talking about I don't
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Speaker 4: even know what you're talking about right now?
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Speaker 3: What about a bit of Okay, So they're a bit
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Speaker 3: they're a bit older.
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Speaker 2: You've got sound of music, a couple of Julie Andrews classics.
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Speaker 2: But the advertisers reporting this morning that the Book of
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Speaker 2: Mormon is coming back to Adelaide.
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Speaker 3: It was here maybe seven, eight, nine.
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Speaker 2: Years ago that was hugely popular, wasn't It still is
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Speaker 2: hugely popular. Comes from the director it's written by, so
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Speaker 2: I should say South Park creators, Trey Parker, Matt Stone.
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Speaker 2: It's been touring around Adelaide, our former boss here at
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Speaker 2: five double A. Cadie Bridges, her son Oscar Bridges is
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Speaker 2: in the car, so he's been performing in it too.
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Speaker 2: So it's coming back to Adelaide. So I want to know,
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Speaker 2: is anyone out there a musical fan? I know the
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Speaker 2: Book of Mormon might not be the cup of tea
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Speaker 2: for every listener. It's very funny, but a musical. Are
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Speaker 2: you going along? Tim Ginnifer, our very own Tim Ginifer
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Speaker 2: is allergic to him or he once got tricked into
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Speaker 2: going one and left halfway through.
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Speaker 3: He just can't handle it. He's why do they have
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Speaker 3: to break out in song every five minutes?
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Speaker 4: I think that's half the point, isn't it.
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Speaker 3: I would have thought so.
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Speaker 4: Ned so, you didn't answer my question. Do you or
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Speaker 4: don't you like musicals?
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Speaker 2: I don't mind a musical really. One of my favorite
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Speaker 2: movies is the Sound of Music. I love, Julie Andrews.
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Speaker 4: Have you seen Hamilton?
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Speaker 3: I couldn't. I started Hamilton, couldn't get ten minutes into it.
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Speaker 4: Alexander Harmbilton, Alexander Hamilton waiting in the wings for you.
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Speaker 3: It sounds like you've seen it.
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Speaker 4: My son, my friends Riley O'Brien, the Crows ruckman loves Hamilton.
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Speaker 4: Every time we go in the car, he puts the
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Speaker 4: Hamilton soundtrack on. And that's the only reason I know it.
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Speaker 4: As I said, Sam, you can really appreciate the talent
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Speaker 4: of those that do it, but it's just not for me.
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Speaker 4: But I'm sure we'd have listeners there. I absolutely love it.
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Speaker 3: Eight double two three, double O double O musicals? Yes
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Speaker 3: or no? I feel like it's a very divisive topic.
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Speaker 4: Very I mentioned a fella, Tim Mitchen, who at the
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Speaker 4: text line when I said, Tim Mitchen, we have so
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Speaker 4: many listeners who enjoy his work, and I'm sure there's
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Speaker 4: people that don't like him too, which is fine. He
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Speaker 4: did Matilda the musical. That's another popular musical, isn't it.
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Speaker 3: I remember watching the movie back in school as a kid. Yeah. Anyway,
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Speaker 3: so you just thought, I throw it out the work.
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Speaker 4: Do you like musicals?
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Speaker 3: Folks?
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Speaker 4: Eight double two to three double O double.
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Speaker 5: O early breakfast news rap.
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Speaker 2: The Consumer Watchdog is investigating four major fuel supplies over
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Speaker 2: allegations of anti competitive conduct.
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Speaker 3: Nelson Scott report.
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Speaker 7: Some service stations are running dry as farmers and motorists
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Speaker 7: continue to stockpile petrol and diesel. The Prime Minister has
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Speaker 7: met state and territory counterparts to find ways to boost supply.
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Speaker 7: A task force has been established to ensure stock is
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Speaker 4: Please do not take more fuel than you need.
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Speaker 7: But opposition leader Angus Taylor says labor hasn't moved fast enough.
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Speaker 2: The political moneymen were in the election spotlight yesterday, Treasurer
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Speaker 2: Tomkutsontnis outlining Labour's fully costed policies ahead of March twenty one.
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Speaker 2: He says care has been taken to fund infrastructure, which
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Speaker 2: is imperative for growing the economy shallow. Treasurer Benhood also
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Speaker 2: handing down his party's election commitments costings yesterday.
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Speaker 8: We're extremely proud of the policies that we've been taking
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Speaker 8: to this election. Some one point three billion dollars in
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Speaker 8: tax and fear relief for every South Australian in this state.
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Speaker 8: This is extremely important. We are the only party that
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Speaker 8: is taking relief to the people of South Australia.
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Speaker 2: The Energy Regulator says electricity prices will come down for
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Speaker 2: households and businesses from July first. The Regulator has released
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Speaker 2: the draft Default Market Offer, which would reduce the cost
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Speaker 2: of electricity up to ten percent. Household and businesses could
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Speaker 2: save as much as two hundred dollars a year. Energy
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Speaker 2: Minister Chris Bowen says it's been made possible as more
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Speaker 2: renewable energy comes online and.
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Speaker 5: This is not the end of the work on cost
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Speaker 5: of living.
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Speaker 8: Far from them.
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Speaker 9: I think anyone of goodwill would welcome O reduction in energy.
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Speaker 3: Prices this order.
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Speaker 2: Obviously, this is the draft and as your regulator will
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Speaker 2: be working over the coming weeks on the final pre
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Speaker 2: polling stations remained open for an extra two hours last night.
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Speaker 2: They closed at eight pm. Large numbers have already opted
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Speaker 2: to vote. As of six pm Wednesday night, the number
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Speaker 2: was up at around two hundred and seventy four thousand
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Speaker 2: people and lastly, hundreds of additional boots are on the
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Speaker 2: ground in Far North. In the Far North as residents
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Speaker 2: finalized preparations for cyclone, thearrel the category five system because
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Speaker 2: he expected to make landfalls somewhere near Cohen from tomorrow
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Speaker 2: this morning, with the Weather Bureau warning it could maintain
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Speaker 2: strength as it makes impact. The Army is on standby.
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Speaker 2: Extra police and paramedics have been deployed and the Argonne
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Speaker 2: Energy workers are ready to assist. Queensland Premier David chris
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Speaker 2: Off fully says locals are running out of time to prepare.
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Speaker 4: If you are in the warning zone, you have to
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Speaker 2: Going for a top of twenty seven degrees today, mostly sunny,
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Speaker 2: should be a nice evening at adelaid Over. Of course
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Speaker 2: we'll talk about adlaid Crowe's match with Tom Ran very shortly.
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Speaker 2: Saturday twenty seven degrees and sunny, Sunday twenty nine degrees
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Speaker 2: and sunny Monday thirty degrees and sunny Tuesday thirty degrees,
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Speaker 2: partly cloudy. Currently in the city need it is sixteen
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Speaker 2: point eight degrees beautiful.
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Speaker 4: We always welcome your cause. Look it is. It's Johnny
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Speaker 4: boy from Portagasta. John, good morning, Good.
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Speaker 10: Morning ned ten I fellows, Johnny, Hi, go ahead, John,
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Speaker 10: I cut you off then, John kick that.
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Speaker 11: In twenty thirty one, not five years away. But I
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Speaker 11: may if I could say the costs a living age
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Speaker 11: a little bit, I hope prior not, and I could
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Speaker 11: say you my pennies, I might just kick the England
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Speaker 11: to take in some of the Actions series, man, I
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Speaker 11: did a bit of a rough bug that last night.
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Speaker 11: I think I might be a I think I might
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Speaker 11: have nearly done underside to cost he needs a bit
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Speaker 11: In one of rold and yeah, yeah, there's a cool
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Speaker 11: three tasts with trailing cricket, sports towards maybe and all
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Speaker 11: the rest of it. It's been a life it's been
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Speaker 11: a lifelong drain to visit lords the cricket lover as
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Speaker 11: the sports lover, as a sports lover and just it'll
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Speaker 11: be just successful. It's no guarantee, but I'm just the
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Speaker 11: half a chart good boy.
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Speaker 4: And do that if it's a bit of a bucket
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Speaker 4: list trip for you, and yeah, you.
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Speaker 5: Have to do it.
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Speaker 4: Go well with that. I'm not sure the cost living
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Speaker 4: presure is going to raise anytime soon, but for your sake,
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Speaker 4: Johnny Boy, and everyone's sake, I hope it does.
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Speaker 2: He raises a great, great point there, John from Port Agusta.
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Speaker 2: We're in a period of time right now where trips
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Speaker 2: overseas seem to be a far distant thing off and
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Speaker 2: a distance.
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Speaker 3: What is on your bucket list?
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Speaker 5: Yeah?
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Speaker 3: What is what is a trip.
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Speaker 2: Or a destination or an event that you'd love to
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Speaker 2: go to?
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Speaker 3: Money no object?
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Speaker 5: What is it?
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Speaker 2: Eight double two to three, double o, double o zero
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Speaker 2: double four eight oh eight thirty ninety five mine ned
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Speaker 2: would be teaming up to make a sort of a
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Speaker 2: European leg trip to incorporate two Formula one Grand Prix
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Speaker 2: in Austria and the UK, and then do a whole
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Speaker 2: bunch of World War II history tours working my way.
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Speaker 3: Back to the UK.
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Speaker 4: What about you, Sammy great idea, that'd be fabulous, absolutely fabulous.
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Speaker 4: My mind's a little bit different, and look, for some
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Speaker 4: it might not even sound good at all. If I,
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Speaker 4: if I had enough money and had enough flexibility in
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Speaker 4: my life, I would for a year live on a
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Speaker 4: boat and completely disconnect from the world. Look, it's going
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Speaker 4: to be hard if I have a family one day
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Speaker 4: and other things, but completely disconnect from the world and
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Speaker 4: eat eat from the land and source and basically live
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Speaker 4: sustainably off the land, real hippievibes and Eddie. I would
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Speaker 4: go on a boat for twelve months and I would
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Speaker 4: do maybe a coast, I might do the Great Barrier
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Speaker 4: Reef or something like that, and I'd trans it from
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Speaker 4: the north of Australia down to the south or something
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Speaker 4: like that, and live on the boat and do twelve
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Speaker 4: months of just purely experiencing, you know, wild weather conditions,
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Speaker 4: having to transit myself, having to be self reliant, and
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Speaker 4: having to eat off, you know the land or the
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Speaker 4: sea as such.
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Speaker 5: That's right.
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Speaker 3: Do you put some thought in this? What sort of
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Speaker 3: boat would you use?
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Speaker 4: I'd use a big West Coaster that would be refitted
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Speaker 4: for Liverpool. So for context, the West Coast is kind
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Speaker 4: of like a Crastyle boat. I've actually got one, to
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Speaker 4: be honest, but it's not set up properly to go
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Speaker 4: and live for twelve months.
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Speaker 2: I don't have to have it, Toad half the time, Toad,
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Speaker 2: didn't it break down?
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Speaker 5: I bet job.
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Speaker 4: To say that to a boat owner is like saying
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Speaker 4: to you know, a woman, how old are you? And
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Speaker 4: or a guy like that's probably a bit gender specific
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Speaker 4: and I don't mean it in any other way than
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Speaker 4: a bit of fun. But saying to a guy or
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Speaker 4: you no good on your tools or something like.
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Speaker 3: That, Sorry, I'll take it back.
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Speaker 4: Can I say that? Is that two gender rollie? Is
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Speaker 4: that twenty twenty six? Is that inappropriate? I don't actually
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Speaker 4: give a stuff if it is? In Mark? Can I
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Speaker 4: sell you a lot of mark?
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Speaker 3: And yell?
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Speaker 4: Are you good on your marc?
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Speaker 12: Ell?
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Speaker 4: I mark from Highvy?
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Speaker 13: You know here a you going?
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Speaker 4: I'm well, I'm well, how are you going?
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Speaker 12: In?
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Speaker 13: That's good? I mean, if I could do something I
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Speaker 13: travel around, I'd go to England for twelve months and
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Speaker 13: follow the speedway.
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Speaker 4: You love the speed but I could have guess that
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Speaker 4: one Mark. I actually could.
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Speaker 13: Guess that, Yeah, because I'd go to Manchester for the
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Speaker 13: Grand Prix, and Poland, Denmark, Sweden, Germany.
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Speaker 14: Just all.
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Speaker 13: There's only ten Grand Prix in the season and I'd
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Speaker 13: follow them all.
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Speaker 4: Brilliant. That'd be good, absolutely brilliant.
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Speaker 13: Yeah. I used to be in a music when I
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Speaker 13: was at high school. I was in We're in the
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Speaker 13: King and I old Thornton High School which is now
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Speaker 13: Charles Campbell.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, can you can you remember any lines? Can you
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Speaker 2: build out any lines from back?
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Speaker 1: Then?
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Speaker 13: You go, well, you have me joking, come on, it
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Speaker 13: was only in this in the stage crew and that.
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Speaker 13: But that's hard work, fulling all the props and all
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Speaker 13: that around and all that sort of stuff, and those
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Speaker 13: people are just important. Yeah. Tomorrow and night is a
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Speaker 13: big speedway meeting, a Gilman Speedway.
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Speaker 4: Yes, we need a regular segment, we need a stinger
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Speaker 4: for this.
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Speaker 11: Yeah.
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Speaker 13: It's called the Bob White Cup and it's the eighth
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Speaker 13: running of it and probably the favorite for the meeting.
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Speaker 13: Will be four times Australian champion Mark Placed and his
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Speaker 13: passenger Bend Pitt. They live at gaul A Belt out
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Speaker 13: North and his passenger bends from Miljuria. But it should
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Speaker 13: be a good night. There's a Victorian called Byron Gates
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Speaker 13: and his passenger Devon Damian Egan. They'll be hard, they'll
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Speaker 13: be pushing him and so it should.
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Speaker 11: Be a good night.
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Speaker 13: And hopefully there's a good crowd. The weather looks good.
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Speaker 4: Fantastic, good work Mark from Irbury, our Speedway correspondence and
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Speaker 4: just all we're in good Bloke.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, we love all the contributions here on Early Breakfast.
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Speaker 4: I'm telling you right now, I love everyone on Early Breakfast.
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Speaker 4: Now we've got a couple of good calls too, and
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Speaker 4: the text line. I really want to get to this
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Speaker 4: text line, but we have. We have to get the
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Speaker 4: LEAs at north Haven as well.
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Speaker 15: Hello, Lez, Hey, you go and that's Les.
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Speaker 4: I'm really well you're from north Haven. What a great
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Speaker 4: part of the world. You'd like boats and fishing and
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Speaker 4: stuff too, and imagin wouldn't you?
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Speaker 15: Yeah, yeah, I live on my boat down at north Haven.
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Speaker 3: Bat here's the rest of the show.
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Speaker 4: Lez. You can you can co host with me. Now,
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Speaker 4: let's just talk about your life.
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Speaker 5: So how did this come about.
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Speaker 15: I've been living on their boat down there for three years.
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Speaker 15: I cased out, sort of separated, got rid of the
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Speaker 15: house and everything. And I've always had boats. I had
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Speaker 15: a house down at High Marsh Island with a boat
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Speaker 15: that and I thought I'll never buy another boat, but
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Speaker 15: you know I did.
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Speaker 4: So can you kind of tell us what life's like less?
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Speaker 4: Do you feel free? Do you feel independent?
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Speaker 15: Oh, it's the best life ever. And everyone that I'm
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Speaker 15: not the only one living on my boat. We've we've
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Speaker 15: got a lot of living boards and with families and
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Speaker 15: people cruising in from around the world, stopping as a
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Speaker 15: stop over. And it's just the life style and and
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Speaker 15: the people are so friendly, and we're all we're all
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Speaker 15: got one thing in common, which was whitches boats And yeah,
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Speaker 15: we're all willing to help each other out. And we
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Speaker 15: all we all go out and share each other's boats
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Speaker 15: and jobs and boats and we'll go out fishing and
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Speaker 15: great life.
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Speaker 3: How does it work, lads?
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Speaker 2: Have you got a car on shore when you when
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Speaker 2: you need to go run around and do your grocery
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Speaker 2: shopping and so on?
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Speaker 8: Yeah?
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Speaker 15: Yeah, yeah, Yeah, I've got a Yeah, I drive a truck.
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Speaker 15: I go away for three and a half days. I
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Speaker 15: do truck and tuesdays with sleep. I go to Brisbane
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Speaker 15: every Tuesday and I'm home every Saturday morning, so three
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Speaker 15: and a half days away from work and then three
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Speaker 15: and a half days on the boat.
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Speaker 11: Yeah.
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Speaker 15: We've got private facilities there with lawn. We got our
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Speaker 15: own laundromat and toilets and showers and best life ever that.
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Speaker 4: I'm inspired by that LEAs one day I will do it.
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Speaker 4: Thank you so much for your care mate. That's absolutely brilliant.
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Speaker 3: We're not on your Monday and we know where you
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Speaker 3: are building your boat.
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Speaker 4: Is absolutely awesome and how cool to kind of talk
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Speaker 4: about that and then have a list listener who's actually
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Speaker 4: doing it, living and breathing. I just just love that
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Speaker 4: mark from Adelaide. It's called as well, another mark running
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Speaker 4: out of We've got somebody marks. Hello a Matte, Hello,
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Speaker 4: hello Mark?
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Speaker 1: How are you?
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Speaker 8: Oh good?
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Speaker 13: Thank you?
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Speaker 11: Any more information about cyclone Queens Lane, Corktown.
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Speaker 4: Up up north there, Port Douglas, Cooktown and north of
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Speaker 4: there something.
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Speaker 2: Stick around of course. Jess Adamson will be along with
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Speaker 2: the five thirty news very shortly. We touched on it
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Speaker 2: just a bit earlier in the news, right, But Jess,
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Speaker 2: we'll keep you up to date at five point thirty
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Speaker 2: and six o'clock mark, so keep tuned in.
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Speaker 4: Yes, hopefully, hopefully that's all. I can't do know much
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Speaker 4: about that from completely frank Now the text line, so
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Speaker 4: it's going off, mate, I'm a bit of scattered that
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Speaker 4: I'm here, I'm there. I've got liverboard boats on my
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Speaker 4: left here and then I've got the text line, right,
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Speaker 4: all kinds of things going on.
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Speaker 3: Focus on the text line now.
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Speaker 4: I will focus, will I will. Kathy says sound of
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Speaker 4: Music my favorite film. Other musicals, No thanks, Now we've
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Speaker 4: spoken about musicals. We spoke about all kinds of things.
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Speaker 4: What about this from Georgia in bel Air, folks, Morning,
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Speaker 4: Ned and Sam, I'm up and about getting ready to
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Speaker 4: do one hundred kilometers of the heist and trail in
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Speaker 4: twenty four hours raising money for police Legacy. Good luck
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Speaker 4: to any of my fellow runners listening.
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Speaker 5: Do we know much about this?
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Speaker 3: Georgia, you gotta call in. We want to talk to you.
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Speaker 4: That is absolutely brilliant, Georgia. If there's anything we can
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Speaker 4: do to help or assist or raise some awareness around
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Speaker 4: potentially a donation link or something good on you. Wows's
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Speaker 4: that sounds like a huge effort, so we might keep on,
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Speaker 4: you know, keep tabs with that one saying that looks great.
18:30
Speaker 4: Now now this hello, Brent, the milkie brilliant. It's not
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Speaker 4: the milky, no, it is just listen please, I'll do
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Speaker 4: the text morning, Neddie and Sam. Trust you both the world.
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Speaker 4: Looking forward to the weekend. Yeah, me too, Brent. Ned
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Speaker 4: You'll probably be fishing on the funt. I'll be doing
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Speaker 4: something useless now down Sam definitely will be adelaide Oval myself.
18:49
Speaker 4: I'll be catching up on sleep subnote to keep Ned happy.
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Speaker 4: Had he's texted, he says, cheers Brent the milki, not
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Speaker 4: the other Brent. So that's the real bread the milky
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Speaker 4: be if bread the milkie. Where have you been the
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Speaker 4: last couple of days.
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Speaker 3: He's been delivering the milk to the people of South Australia.
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Speaker 9: I know.
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Speaker 4: Thanks. He's a busy, busy man telling you if if
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Speaker 4: Brent the Milkie was to change jobs, there'd be a
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Speaker 4: milk cross. It'd be a calcium deficit in South Australia.
19:19
Speaker 4: And Rob who is just one of our best texts.
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Speaker 4: Listen to this. This is this is actually very funny.
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Speaker 4: I'm getting totally fed up with people whining about the
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Speaker 4: price of things. Two dollars fifty for rice tea, three
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Speaker 4: dollars fifty for coffee, four dollars for a slice of cake,
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Speaker 4: five dollars to park a car. Any more complaining and
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Speaker 4: I'm going to stop inviting people over.
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Speaker 3: I didn't know where that was going. That's quite good, Rob,
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Speaker 3: that's funny.
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Speaker 4: I love the text.
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Speaker 5: I love the course too.
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Speaker 4: We'll be going right through all six, so keep them coming.
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Speaker 3: In twenty one after five. No's right, jump on the phones.
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Speaker 2: Eight double two three double o double oh, keep those
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Speaker 2: texts coming in zero do before eight. Oh wait, thirty
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Speaker 2: ninety five more time your coal's.
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Speaker 1: Neck need met Henry and Sam daddo five double a
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Speaker 1: early breakfast.
19:58
Speaker 2: Twenty three minutes after five on your Friday morning. We've
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Speaker 2: covered a lot of ground so far, and there musicals.
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Speaker 2: What's on your bucket list of people living on boats? Yeah, plenty,
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Speaker 2: going on.
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Speaker 4: Love the cross section of our audience. They're just good
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Speaker 4: people and great engagement. So Max as well. He's texting
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Speaker 4: off the back of what you're talking about. If you
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Speaker 4: could do anything your bucket list style trip, what would
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Speaker 4: you go and do? Off the back? And Johnny from
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Speaker 4: Border Gusta started is he wants to go to Lords
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Speaker 4: and watch the ashes.
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Speaker 3: And don't put an invoice in Johnny, we.
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Speaker 4: Love you, Johnny. So Max says about to get up
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Speaker 4: and ready to hit off at the West Course at Grange.
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Speaker 4: Oh lucky bugger. If I could do anything for a year,
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Speaker 4: says Max, it'll be returning to the Swiss Alps and hiking.
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Speaker 4: He's from Beaumont there, Max, how would that be Swiss Alps.
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Speaker 4: I've actually been to the Swiss Alps, have you know?
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Speaker 4: A bit bit posh. We went there because my mum
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Speaker 4: was a world chance like a triathlete. She did the
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Speaker 4: World Champs and all that kind of stuff. So as
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Speaker 4: kids we used to have to travel around, not not.
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Speaker 3: Had to do I had to go to Switzerland.
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Speaker 4: I got to, but we followed mum. And Mum was
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Speaker 4: so competitive and so, you know, outrageously kind of well
21:02
Speaker 4: Competitor's probably the word with her triathlons that she actually
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Speaker 4: I think she got evacuated from the Alps through altitude sickness.
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Speaker 4: Because she pushed herself too much and we were as
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Speaker 4: kids and she was in the back of an ambulance
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Speaker 4: there in Switzerland, like on a drip because she's like.
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Speaker 15: We go.
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Speaker 4: Mum, you're right.
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Speaker 3: Do you think she's listening?
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Speaker 4: Probably not? No, No, she.
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Speaker 3: Don't fact check your seeing so you want I actually.
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Speaker 4: Love her, Mum, No, that's true, Mum. If you are mum,
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Speaker 4: if you are listening, and check that double two three,
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Speaker 4: double A, double a, is that true or is that false?
21:31
Speaker 4: She'd be gimming or or golfing or she's yeah, she's
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Speaker 4: got a lot less body fat than me. Fortunately I'm
21:36
Speaker 4: carry a little bit around the tummy, Sammy, which happens.
21:40
Speaker 4: Unfortunately after professional sport.
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Speaker 3: You order to talk about her jobs?
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Speaker 4: Ned I do now state election time, isn't it? As
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Speaker 4: five Doba listeners would know, be living under a rock
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Speaker 4: all second, every minute, And I'm looking forward to seeing
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Speaker 4: the end of it, as I think maybe some of
21:55
Speaker 4: our listeners are. Other listeners are probably dead keen on
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Speaker 4: seeing the outcome. And it's it's been funny party leaders.
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Speaker 4: I've never seen people change costume so much, and they
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Speaker 4: are costumes. There's been a new job every day we've
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Speaker 4: had We've had plumbers, haven't we We've had we've had miners,
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Speaker 4: we've had steel workers, we've had school teachers, we've had
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Speaker 4: swimming instructors, swimming instructors at the new swim Center. I
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Speaker 4: just can't believe this. But before I explain, before I
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Speaker 4: get into this, let's have a listen to Beata Malnasquer's
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Speaker 4: plumbing here.
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Speaker 3: Yehs it as Michael mccarreck on seven years the.
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Speaker 4: Leader Digging Deep for Future tradees promising a new plumbing
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Speaker 4: training sand pit at Beverly part of a twenty nine
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Speaker 4: million dollar housing skills package.
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Speaker 12: What are the parties have put as much effort as
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Speaker 12: we have in to a housing policy.
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Speaker 2: So if you can imagine the premiere, he's in his chinos,
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Speaker 2: his big work boots, top dig in the trenches, a
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Speaker 2: hard hat, yep, yep.
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Speaker 4: And then the next day they're in a clown costume promoting,
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Speaker 4: you know, going to the fringe and being a circus sack.
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Speaker 4: I've never seen so many new costumes and so many
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Speaker 4: new jobs in a campaign trail. It's been extraordinary. So
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Speaker 4: got me thinking, folks, It's got me thinking our listeners
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Speaker 4: would have lived and breathed. All kinds of different role, Sammy,
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Speaker 4: all kinds of different jobs. Have you had a job
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Speaker 4: that is so ordinary, so bad that even a state
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Speaker 4: leader at the moment wouldn't give it a crack on
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Speaker 4: their campaign trail? Something so outrageously crap that even Peter
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Speaker 4: Mallon askers wouldn't put the uniform on and pretend to
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Speaker 4: do it for a day.
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Speaker 5: What's the worst.
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Speaker 4: Job you've ever had? Would love to know. I think
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Speaker 4: that'd be a lot of fun on a Friday.
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Speaker 2: A double two three, double o, double oh zero, double
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Speaker 2: four oh eight, thirteen ninety five worst jobs, jump on
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Speaker 2: the phones.
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Speaker 4: What's what would yours be?
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Speaker 3: I mean you would have had too many jobs?
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Speaker 4: Love that. I've had a few. I've worked at a
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Speaker 4: food processing facility, and with respect to anyone who does that,
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Speaker 4: it's very repetitive. It's on a bit of a kind
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Speaker 4: of a line, so it's hugely repetitive. And oh yeah,
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Speaker 4: oh look for anyone who does it, good on you.
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Speaker 4: It's not for me. It might be for them. But
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Speaker 4: I couldn't do that, you know, more than a couple
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Speaker 4: of weeks, otherwise I think I'd start to go a
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Speaker 4: bit leopy. What's the worst thing you've ever done?
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Speaker 15: I have.
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Speaker 2: I haven't had too many jobs either, so when I
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Speaker 2: was a delivery boy. I know a lot of people
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Speaker 2: out there who still work. Where are you so Urie
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Speaker 2: at Beaumont Go to the d's He still works a
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Speaker 2: lot of people I know stilling in contact with, but
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Speaker 2: being in radio takes a cake rather every single day
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Speaker 2: of the week instead of having to deliver a hundred
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Speaker 2: parcels in the lead up to Christmas in forty degree heat,
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Speaker 2: I had my time.
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Speaker 3: Helped me build up a house to posit.
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Speaker 5: Not going back.
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Speaker 4: Oh well done, God deal not quite happy you look
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Speaker 4: at you? A bit of a head wobble there you
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Speaker 4: know who you are? Head wobble head wobble? What something, folks,
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Speaker 4: you've done? The worst job you've ever had? Something so
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Speaker 4: bad that even the current state leaders wouldn't give it
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Speaker 4: a crack.
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Speaker 2: I'd love to day a double two three, double O,
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Speaker 2: double O. Coming back to your calls very shortly. On
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Speaker 2: the other side of this, Tom Wren, have a look
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Speaker 2: at the Crows taking on the board Dogs tonight, and
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Speaker 2: of course the rap of the Swans and Hawks last night.
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Speaker 3: But for now, jess Adamson with the five thirty news.
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Speaker 1: Need met Henry and Sam Daddo fin double lay, early breakfast.
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Speaker 14: Always Adelaide, Morning Jess, Good morning Sammy.
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Speaker 2: We were talking before the news break about worst jobs
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Speaker 2: you've ever had?
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Speaker 3: Have you had one?
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Speaker 5: Growing up?
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Speaker 14: It was pretty tough when growing up on the farm
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Speaker 14: back then, particularly in the drought days, so my sister
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Speaker 14: and I had to pick wool from dead sheep.
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Speaker 5: Oh it's pretty rough.
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Speaker 3: I can't see the premiere. He doing that?
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Speaker 4: I don't know on this campaign trailer. I honestly think
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Speaker 4: they'd give it a crack.
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Speaker 14: Jests I Reckon Ashton definitely would. She doesn't mind getting
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Speaker 14: her hands. Did he know that it is the premier?
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Speaker 4: Actually, no, that's true. She's a good country girl. Oh
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Speaker 4: that's a classic jest. I'm not sure anyone's actually going
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Speaker 4: to be able to top that.
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Speaker 14: No, it's it was grim, I have to say, driving
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Speaker 14: it to Barry and Burrow with pegs on our noses.
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Speaker 4: Oh goodness, make Jess. You're a Crows fan. You're gonna
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Speaker 4: go tonight.
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Speaker 14: I'm there, I am there. I've got my scarf on
25:48
Speaker 14: this morning. You may have noticed.
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Speaker 4: Go the Crows cannot wait and I can't wait to
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Speaker 4: watch put Adelaide to.
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Speaker 5: Lose as well.
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Speaker 3: That's jests.
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Speaker 4: See you boys need me Henry.
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Speaker 1: And Sam D five double a Early Breakfast.
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Speaker 2: Twenty two minutes six on your Friday morning. We've been
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Speaker 2: talking about bucket list items. What's that one trip that
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Speaker 2: you'd love to take if money was no object? And
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Speaker 2: that he was also touching on worst jobs you've ever had.
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Speaker 2: Jump on the phones. We'd love to hear from you.
26:16
Speaker 2: Eight double two three double o double ow. But there's
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Speaker 2: a bit of sport going on.
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Speaker 3: The Latest in Sport with Tom Ren Morning, Tommy.
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Speaker 9: Morning, Saturday Morning ned now Net. I was listening on
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Speaker 9: the way in as I always do, and he's up
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Speaker 9: and about. There's a bit of head wobble. I heard.
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Speaker 9: There's a bit look at me.
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Speaker 4: Just just enough to get my house to pull up
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Speaker 4: before I started radio.
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Speaker 3: This is the good thing about radio. You can't see
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Speaker 3: until someone paint some mental picture.
26:44
Speaker 4: You flum seriously.
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Speaker 3: Take one and no one.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, we love it boys.
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Speaker 9: Huge games of football this weekend, massive tonight. I mean
26:53
Speaker 9: it's going to be enormous between the Crows and the Bulldogs.
26:57
Speaker 9: I think after last week there's just that era of
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Speaker 9: optimi and I've got to say on one of those
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Speaker 9: that is sort of pretty excited about what the Crows
27:05
Speaker 9: could potentially do tonight against the Doggies. Now we were
27:08
Speaker 9: sort of talking about what they might do for Isaac
27:10
Speaker 9: rankin in the end they've managed, They've said in inverted commas,
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Speaker 9: Toby Murray, which is an interesting call. But he's the
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Speaker 9: one out, so a little bit unlucky, I think Murray.
27:22
Speaker 9: But incomes Rank and outgoes Murray.
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Speaker 2: Exactly Isaac rank And he spoke to seven News yesterday
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Speaker 2: on his return.
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Speaker 12: Yeah, definitely the last six seven months, I've been just
27:31
Speaker 12: preparing for this, for this moment. I guess for a
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Speaker 12: bit I wanted to stay away from footy, but then
27:35
Speaker 12: the more you stay away, the more eager you are
27:37
Speaker 12: to get back. So it's definitely continue to grow that
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Speaker 12: love for footy again. And just been around the boys,
27:42
Speaker 12: been around that sort of environment as where I thrive
27:44
Speaker 12: the most. And to be back this week on Friday,
27:46
Speaker 12: Friday night game prime time, and sure there's got to
27:48
Speaker 12: be a lot of people there and to see the faces,
27:50
Speaker 12: all the smiles, all the people cheering moments you don't
27:53
Speaker 12: want to tay for granted. And I guess that last
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Speaker 12: six seven months have really made me appreciate pretty more,
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Speaker 12: crowd more, the people, or the citymore.
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Speaker 4: And yeah, I'm I'm just excited.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, And I think Crows fans will be really excited
28:04
Speaker 5: to have him back.
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Speaker 9: So he's the only thing will be just that match
28:08
Speaker 9: practice is you know, need you to getting back into it.
28:10
Speaker 9: But he's such a field player and you know, he's
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Speaker 9: sell electric. I don't think it'll take him long to
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Speaker 9: get the pace of the game.
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Speaker 4: No, totally agree. It was good. It was a good
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Speaker 4: summary from him, good interview, like pretty raw, pretty honest.
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Speaker 4: They'll enjoy having him back. I was kind of in
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Speaker 4: the camp much like a lot of Crows fans wondering
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Speaker 4: whunny with a harder fixture, you know, Colin Wood a
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Speaker 4: way to start, then you go and play the dog.
28:29
Speaker 4: He's like, how does the start of the year shape
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Speaker 4: up if they go and beat the bulldogs tonight, which
28:34
Speaker 4: is a huge possibility, Like they are humming, like they're
28:37
Speaker 4: placed really well going into a you know what, was
28:40
Speaker 4: it a hard start of the year. But if they
28:42
Speaker 4: just get through this, they're away the Crows, no doubt.
28:44
Speaker 4: And if one three they last four against the Dogs.
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Speaker 4: They were their last two.
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Speaker 9: They won in Round nineteen last year at Docklands at
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Speaker 9: Adelaide over the year before, so why not do it now.
28:52
Speaker 9: In terms of the other match that's on this weekend.
28:54
Speaker 9: From an essay perspective, Port just to squad at this
28:57
Speaker 9: stage because they don't play until Sunday.
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Speaker 5: That's at home Essendon a few ins.
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Speaker 9: Lacosia's back not surprising, Jackson Meade, Will Brodie Jordan's sweet
29:06
Speaker 9: Will also look like he's going to play at the outs.
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Speaker 9: Lockie Jones and Oli Lord just the seven touches he's
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Speaker 9: I remember calling that game a few years ago when
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Speaker 9: he kicked I reckon. It was four against Brisbane, they
29:18
Speaker 9: got belted in a final and I think we all
29:20
Speaker 9: sort of thought he's the next one and it just
29:22
Speaker 9: hasn't quite gone on from there.
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Speaker 2: Do you feel as a Port fan, this is what
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Speaker 2: I'm thinking. I don't know if it's too harsh. Do
29:29
Speaker 2: you feel Oli Laud is becoming the next John Butcher.
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Speaker 4: That's a big call.
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Speaker 9: Yeah, I think there's still time for him to get
29:38
Speaker 9: it right Oli Lrd, but yeah, I think he has
29:41
Speaker 9: stagnated a little bit with his progress and I think
29:44
Speaker 9: this is a big.
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Speaker 4: Years take time time. I know we all know that
29:49
Speaker 4: there was actually a time when everyone was criticizing Adelaide,
29:52
Speaker 4: Crows and Roleyhilthorpe for not picking Logan McDonald. That was
29:55
Speaker 4: that was serious. And then now you look at you
29:57
Speaker 4: know that decision, and it makes a lot of sense.
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Speaker 4: What about this text, Rennie, before you get into the
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Speaker 4: rest of your sporting wrapp net. If you're going to
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Speaker 4: talk like that about Port Adelaide, I will stop listening
30:05
Speaker 4: to your early morning breakfast show that I do enjoy.
30:08
Speaker 4: You're starting to sound like Stephen Crowe, says me.
30:11
Speaker 3: Michael.
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Speaker 4: Michael, You're probably right, And look, I apologize that I
30:15
Speaker 4: was just a bit of motive and a bit excited,
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Speaker 4: which I know raw we can get to. So perhaps
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Speaker 4: I'm starting to Oh goodness, I hope I'm not kind
30:20
Speaker 4: of staying to behave like that. Michael. I apologize. I
30:22
Speaker 4: do like the Port Adelaide. We had two good, strong teams.
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Speaker 5: So Rennie, no, we love you.
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Speaker 16: You're such a liar, that's true, Michael. I actually apologize.
30:29
Speaker 16: There you go, I'm sorry, you said. And last night
30:33
Speaker 16: the round got underway. It felt like our Finals game.
30:36
Speaker 16: I know the margin was seventeen in the end, but
30:38
Speaker 16: Sydney led for most of the night.
30:40
Speaker 5: The Hawks got up. This is how the match finished
30:43
Speaker 5: last night. He's going to have the last laugh.
30:45
Speaker 15: He'll get his first goal with anything time on his
30:48
Speaker 15: glone clock starts.
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Speaker 13: Running Hawthorne to win my seven eight points falls over two.
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Speaker 4: Step apride straight through the meal.
30:59
Speaker 5: That was Nick?
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Speaker 9: What there that audio last night on five double a
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Speaker 9: Bruce Eva calling the action.
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Speaker 5: What a game at footy it was?
31:05
Speaker 9: And I think Hawthorne needed to win that one given
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Speaker 9: that it was at home. No Isaac Keeney, no Erl Goulden.
31:10
Speaker 9: Unfortunately the Swans gave everything, but good win.
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Speaker 4: For the Hawks.
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Speaker 3: It was.
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Speaker 5: You know, he's a good coach, Sir Mitchell.
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Speaker 9: I think he just knows what he's doing and has
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Speaker 9: a quite confident, well more than probably quite confidence about him.
31:22
Speaker 4: But they're just a well drilled side. Agree. It was
31:25
Speaker 4: a good game to watch, wasn't it? Thursday night footy?
31:27
Speaker 14: Though?
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Speaker 4: The teams were good. Good to see Hawthorne win, Just good, young,
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Speaker 4: exciting teams playing a brand of footy that we enjoy
31:33
Speaker 4: watching on the telly. There's lots to like isn't that really.
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Speaker 9: There is no doubt I was Adelaide over yesterday. It's
31:38
Speaker 9: such an exciting week coming up. We've got Game one
31:41
Speaker 9: of the NBL Grand Final series starting on tomorrow night
31:45
Speaker 9: in Sydney, and then we've got South Australia the cricket
31:47
Speaker 9: playing next week in their final.
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Speaker 5: Got a sort of reprising memories of title town. It
31:52
Speaker 5: was nineteen ninety.
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Speaker 9: Eight we had the Crows, the thirty six is, the
31:56
Speaker 9: Adelaide Lightning and the Thunderbirds all held titles at the
31:59
Speaker 9: same time. There was a ticket tape parade in the
32:01
Speaker 9: city because it was so big. So hopefully we can
32:05
Speaker 9: get two of those up next week. South Australian cricket's
32:08
Speaker 9: never gone back to back. They made consecutive Shield finals before,
32:11
Speaker 9: but never won up back to back, so that's going
32:13
Speaker 9: to be a big game. They have to win because
32:15
Speaker 9: they're playing away from home, unlike last year when they're
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Speaker 9: at home that a draw would have been good enough.
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Speaker 9: They won anyway, but let's hope that they can do
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Speaker 9: that next week. So a big week coming up.
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Speaker 4: Fantastic.
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Speaker 2: Posing two questions this morning, Tom that we love your
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Speaker 2: input in. Firstly, what's your bucket list eight and what's
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Speaker 2: what's a trip that you'd love to take money no object.
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Speaker 9: I'd have to go to the Masters, which is coming
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Speaker 9: up in a few weeks, Augusta for the for the
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Speaker 9: goal for Gusta. Love that Augusta National in Georgia. I'd
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Speaker 9: love to go there. And a Soccer World Cup as well,
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Speaker 9: would be pretty good. The other one I would love
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Speaker 9: to The other question was worst job you've ever had.
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Speaker 9: It was a great job, but I remember I was
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Speaker 9: a kitchen hand this pig, so I remember like going
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Speaker 9: to throw the bin into the hopper, you know that,
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Speaker 9: and it just split and all all over there.
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Speaker 5: That was fun.
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Speaker 9: And then the other one, which was it was a
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Speaker 9: tough job. They still run it and it's a great job.
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Speaker 9: I worked at Adelaid Galvan.
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Speaker 5: I was in there.
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Speaker 9: The major sponsor of West laid foota club, Tony Grantham,
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Speaker 9: great man. He's tipped in so much money there. Kept
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Speaker 9: them a float basically, but they dip in, you know,
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Speaker 9: like all kinds of things. Poor fences, stoby poles to
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Speaker 9: five hundred six hundred degree zinc and you got to
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Speaker 9: wipe the zinc off and every now and now. They're
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Speaker 9: very safe, but if something goes wrong. It's like throwing
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Speaker 9: a rock at a It is hot, it's hard, and
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Speaker 9: these guys were big, and I remember they carried me through.
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Speaker 5: It was it was too hard to work for me.
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Speaker 4: I was terrible.
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Speaker 14: Look at me.
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Speaker 5: We had to lift this stuff on the trucks and
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Speaker 5: you know, like it was hard, bloody worked.
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Speaker 4: Amazing.
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Speaker 5: They were such good guys and women there. It was,
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Speaker 5: but that was tough work a bit.
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Speaker 4: What about door stopping twenty three year olds? That's hard work.
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Speaker 4: That is well, it's not you.
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Speaker 10: You love it.
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Speaker 4: You just just before you go, I will get your tips.
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Speaker 4: Plays on both South Australian teams Crows and Port plays.
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Speaker 5: I want to go for a duer a double this
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Speaker 5: weekend the Crows into.
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Speaker 3: Port for me too, Me too calling this weekend.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, both games both looking forward to it.
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Speaker 3: We'll see then, beautiful.
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Speaker 4: I think put Adelaide to win, Mick cop that. I
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Speaker 4: just tip put Adelaide. I think you'll beat Essendon, So
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Speaker 4: stop winging Mick.
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Speaker 14: There.
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Speaker 4: The Port Adelaide fans got they wins, don't they.
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Speaker 3: I'm here to cancel them out, Michael. Just let's just
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Speaker 3: let's just get the year underway. Keeping accountabal exactly.
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Speaker 4: Michael. Sorry, I do love you very much, Michael Sami.
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Speaker 3: We're going to take a break very shortly.
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Speaker 2: But those couple of things we just spoke to Tom
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Speaker 2: ran about we've been talking about this morning. We want
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Speaker 2: to hear from you eight double two three double O DOUBLEO.
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Speaker 2: What's the worst job you've ever had?
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Speaker 12: What?
34:51
Speaker 2: What's a job that you wouldn't see either the Premier
34:54
Speaker 2: Peter Malan Nauskus or Leader of the Opposition Ashton Hern
34:57
Speaker 2: chucking on the high viz to try and get your
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Speaker 2: it has to be good. Oh, I don't think there's
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Speaker 2: to be a lot of boat and have a cracket
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Speaker 2: at the moment, So jump on the phones. Or we
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Speaker 2: heard from Johnny from Portagusta this morning. Bucket list items.
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Speaker 2: If money was no object, we know about all the
35:10
Speaker 2: uncertainty around the world and the cost of living going up,
35:13
Speaker 2: so we're in it. We're turning Friday in little bit
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Speaker 2: of a dream land scenario. If money was no object,
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Speaker 2: nothing was going on in the world, where would you
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Speaker 2: want to go and why Neddie just said he would
35:23
Speaker 2: want to live on a boat for twelve months. Tommy
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Speaker 2: wants to go to the Masters A double two to
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Speaker 2: three double O double ow zero double four eight Oh
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Speaker 2: wait thirteen ninety five, jump on the phones, your time
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Speaker 2: for Cole's neck.
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Speaker 1: Need mc henry and Sam Dado fine double A early breakfast.
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Speaker 2: Minut's a six eight double two three double O double o.
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Speaker 2: Worst jobs you've ever had? Or what is your bucket
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Speaker 2: list trip that you'd love to do one day? Steve
35:47
Speaker 2: from Powerful Gardens on the Lime Morning, Steve.
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Speaker 17: Good morning, how are we hello?
35:51
Speaker 5: Steve?
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Speaker 17: I just had a thought thinking of Ashton hern and
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Speaker 17: Peter Malanowska is pumping out a sight Dunny with the
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Speaker 17: big pumper truck. I'll tell you if their eyes don't
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Speaker 17: nearly fall out their heads from dry region, that'd be hilarious.
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Speaker 4: Do you reckon they give it a go, Steve? Or
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Speaker 4: is that too that's too far fast?
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Speaker 17: That didn't No, No, they got to get their hands
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Speaker 17: thered Steve.
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Speaker 4: I don't know. I honestly think there is nothing they
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Speaker 4: wouldn't give a crack at his campaign track.
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Speaker 3: I would almost guarantee you they wouldn't.
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Speaker 2: They wouldn't do they wouldn't do that job because the
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Speaker 2: photo have the objicts of that and the sort of
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Speaker 2: headlines that you could come up with that. Liberal Party's
36:32
Speaker 2: campaign gone to ship that simple, so they probably wouldn't
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Speaker 2: have a crack of that.
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Speaker 3: But I like your thinking, Steve.
36:39
Speaker 4: Nice pr hat you just put on there, just protecting
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Speaker 4: them from any kind of that publicity.
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Speaker 2: Well Pole from Huntfield Heights is also on the line.
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Speaker 2: Good morning Pole, Good morning.
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Speaker 18: I was a dead fish stumper at wrapped the seafood
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Speaker 18: years and years and years ago during an orange ruppy season.
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Speaker 18: You start to get in a that had three openings,
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Speaker 18: and you pulled the dead carcasses away from the opening
37:08
Speaker 18: so that they could kick filling up the bin and
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Speaker 18: take the take.
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Speaker 13: The wasiste away.
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Speaker 18: So it's blowing in there with the idea of thumb.
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Speaker 4: Is that to make make fertilizer?
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Speaker 15: Paul?
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Speaker 4: That direct to make fertilizer?
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Speaker 15: Mate?
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Speaker 7: Is that for?
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Speaker 3: Or what was that for?
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Speaker 18: I'm not sure where the carcasses went, but you used
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Speaker 18: to have to waste around in all that flush in
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Speaker 18: waste pipe like waders with a rake that was like
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Speaker 18: a crag rate. Basically, oh yeah, in the middle of summer.
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Speaker 4: It was fantastic, Oh brilliant. Would they do that?
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Speaker 3: No, they wouldn't, so, uh.
37:44
Speaker 2: Political parties campaign starts smelling a bit fishy.
37:47
Speaker 3: Oh there, you stop putting you on.
37:51
Speaker 4: I'm telling you as I said that we've had trades
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Speaker 4: minor steel workers, We've had school teachers, swimming instructors. There's
37:57
Speaker 4: no there's no costume that they haven't put on on
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Speaker 4: this campaign.
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Speaker 3: All they haven't gone dead fish stomping or pumping out toilet.
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Speaker 5: There was a vote in it.
38:04
Speaker 4: If there was a big electorate that were all fish stompers,
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Speaker 4: I'm telling you, on a on a random Thursday, they
38:10
Speaker 4: would both be an overall stomping container. But give it
38:13
Speaker 4: a go this election most likely, Hey, a segment we
38:17
Speaker 4: love and we need to do Friday Section Cup please.
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Speaker 4: It's exactly the most kind of you know, large scale
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Speaker 4: kind of production.
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Speaker 3: The premise is what has stuck with you this week,
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Speaker 3: Friday Suction Cup and you.
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Speaker 4: Can do an in folks. We love your input as always.
38:34
Speaker 4: Something that's stuck with me that the government actually has
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Speaker 4: no interesting cost efficiency, that there's no commercial reality in
38:41
Speaker 4: the public sector. Seriously, and I'll explain why now an
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Speaker 4: Advertiser article and exclusive in the Advertiser today, folks, if
38:47
Speaker 4: you get if you want to have a read Kira
38:49
Speaker 4: Billy House and the lodge. So the PM's you know,
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Speaker 4: two residents is are such something? How much do you
38:54
Speaker 4: think they spend on electricity and gas annually one year?
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Speaker 3: I don't know they're big residents. I live in a
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Speaker 3: one bedroom apartment.
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Speaker 4: So big residences twenty twenty fifteen, fifteen twenty sounds like
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Speaker 4: a lot, doesn't it. Two residences? Try one hundred and
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Speaker 4: eleven thousand.
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Speaker 5: Dollars for the year.
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Speaker 4: Say that again, Say that again, one hundred and eleven
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Speaker 4: one thousand dollars. So the PM's been off in where
39:23
Speaker 4: is he? Is he in Tasmania at the moment, or
39:25
Speaker 4: he's in Tazi, He's in Tazzi. He's going to be
39:27
Speaker 4: in South Australia to night, I believe at the footing that's.
39:29
Speaker 3: The word on the street, that's the goss.
39:31
Speaker 4: So despite not being home, the lights stay on, which
39:34
Speaker 4: is maybe that's for home security, maybe that's for just
39:36
Speaker 4: to make the place look a bit grievy. All well
39:38
Speaker 4: and good. But the thing that really gets me though,
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Speaker 4: the thing that's really evident here as to why they
39:43
Speaker 4: actually have no interest in any kind of kind of
39:46
Speaker 4: commercial reality on the existing invoices. And this is the
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Speaker 4: advertiser with their own investigation on the insisting invoices that
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Speaker 4: the Kibbilly House and the lodge have actually processed. There
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Speaker 4: is energy saving plans, so you know, on your cost
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Speaker 4: saving plan you can save three thousand dollars five thousand dollars.
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Speaker 4: The government hasn't even hasn't even approach, it hasn't even had.
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Speaker 5: To crack at it, So you like, does that not
40:11
Speaker 5: does that not.
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Speaker 4: Highlight what's going on at all layers of the public sector.
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Speaker 4: You're spending one hundred and eleven thousand dollars on electricity
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Speaker 4: and gas at two residences. You've got the option to
40:25
Speaker 4: go and save a buck, right, and you just completely
40:27
Speaker 4: refuse to do it. You completely refuse to spend the
40:30
Speaker 4: thirty seconds it takes to either make a phone call
40:32
Speaker 4: or send an email off.
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Speaker 2: I love how the people in office will always tell
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Speaker 2: you go shop around, save your money. Well, it's obviously
40:40
Speaker 2: not good enough for the federal government to go shop
40:42
Speaker 2: around when they're spending our money.
40:43
Speaker 4: Of course, it's not so that you can go and
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Speaker 4: save ten thousand dollars by sending your one email one
40:48
Speaker 4: email Sammy. But if they can't be stuff doing that,
40:51
Speaker 4: imagine what else they can't be stuff doing.
40:53
Speaker 5: What's stuck with you?
40:54
Speaker 3: Yep, unbelievable, but kind of believable.
40:56
Speaker 4: What's stuck with you?
40:57
Speaker 3: On the phaste mine?
40:58
Speaker 2: Mine's also pretty of the the same sort of seriousness
41:01
Speaker 2: nature is that this week I've realized that these high
41:04
Speaker 2: petrol prices are probably going to be here to stay
41:06
Speaker 2: and stay for a while. Two diesels looking about two
41:10
Speaker 2: eighty five to eighty nine around the city this morning.
41:13
Speaker 2: You've got unlettered at two thirty three. So I don't
41:17
Speaker 2: see any relief coming in sight, no matter what the
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Speaker 2: pro minister has been talking about.
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Speaker 4: You're right, it's not like any of my hobbies need diesel.
41:25
Speaker 4: Farming and fishing. Filling up a West coaster boat that
41:27
Speaker 4: has what's my field PASSI two thy four hundred letters
41:30
Speaker 4: of diesel. We're gonna go to the bows and fill
41:32
Speaker 4: that up at three bucks?
41:33
Speaker 3: Well, yeah, that's just that's a lot of money our regions.
41:37
Speaker 4: I spoke to someone in the fishing industry over at
41:39
Speaker 4: Port Lincoln yesterday on the phone and they're just distraught.
41:41
Speaker 4: If they filled up all their vessels tomorrow, and this
41:44
Speaker 4: is a big enterprise, it would be five hundred thousand
41:47
Speaker 4: dollars dearer than what it was this time last year,
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Speaker 4: five hundred thousand dollars dear to fill up once for
41:53
Speaker 4: all their vessels.
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Speaker 3: It's unbelievable, extraordinary.
41:55
Speaker 2: Well, we're out of time here on your Friday morning
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Speaker 2: and for the week. Eddie quick text here before I go.
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Speaker 2: Michael needed Premier Pete and Ashton Hern here on Early Breakfast,
42:04
Speaker 2: Go Cross. Yeah, don't don't the premier in the opposition
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Speaker 2: leader realize that political power comes through early breakfast.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, Well, they're too busy on FM stations listening to
42:14
Speaker 4: Olivia Dean and spinning DJ Decks.
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Speaker 2: Wellnn saying that both of them will be appearing on
42:18
Speaker 2: five Double Breakfast with David and will coming up after
42:20
Speaker 2: six o'clock this morning.
42:21
Speaker 4: Back and I need to stop saying ridiculous things.
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Speaker 2: Stick around and David will up next. Jess Adams and
42:26
Speaker 2: Tom Ran with the six o'clock news. We'll catch your
42:28
Speaker 2: Monday morning from five Go Crows need
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Speaker 1: Met Henry and Sam Daddo five Double A Early Breakfast