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Alex’s Password Sucks · Matt and Alex

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  S1: A listener. Production.
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  S2: Snuggle up with 20 minutes of the fur balls coughed
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  S2: up by two of the cutest little kittens wrestling their
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  S2: way across the on demand ecosphere. Oh, it's Matt and
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  S2: Alex all day breakfast.
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  S3: I keep seeing these TikToks about Australian sushi. Did you?
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  S3: Have you seen these TikToks?
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  S4: I saw something like it. Is it. Are we the
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  S4: only country that has the seaweed on the outside?
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  S3: Yeah, but like, this is the thing. I didn't know
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  S3: that this was an Australian thing. And people are calling
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  S3: it Australian sushi.
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  S4: Mhm.
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  S3: So yeah. Like that thing that you see in the shot,
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  S3: like when you go to a sushi shop and you
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  S3: can just choose a roll and walk out of there
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  S3: that people don't do that. I don't understand that.
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  S4: That's not how else is it done around the world.
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  S3: Well they usually do like little nigiri or sushi, sort of,
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  S3: you know, the reverse wrapped outside rice pieces cut up
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  S3: into four. Yeah. They're not doing the rolls, man.
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  S4: Then your rice all falls away. If you hold on
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  S4: to the seaweed, it all stays inside.
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  S3: Do you know what? I think we got to take
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  S3: this as a big W for this country. Yeah. And I.
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  S3: And I think that I don't know who did it.
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  S3: Who started it. Yeah, but I reckon if you go
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  S3: to a huge hardware store in Japan, they're probably doing
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  S3: these at the front. They should be doing these at
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  S3: the front of them. Every, every Saturday and Sunday. This
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  S3: should be the Japanese sausage sizzle.
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  S4: And it's a square of seaweed sort of paper in a,
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  S4: in a diagonal. And you put rice along the bottom
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  S4: and then you put your, your salmon salmon.
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  S3: On the top, the.
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  S4: Middle and drizzle.
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  S3: A little bit of soy sauce over it. And they,
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  S3: I was going to say Bob's your uncle, but it'd
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  S3: probably be more like Takashi. Yeah, exactly.
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  S4: Our friend Takashi Wakasugi. Well, get him over there. He
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  S4: could be the face of it. Hey, thank you so
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  S4: much for joining us today. I apologize, but you're going
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  S4: to hear me complain in a moment.
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  S3: Oh, I can't wait. Let's not even bother saying what
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  S3: else is happening on the show. Let's just dive right in.
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  S3: So Matt and Alex all day breakfast. Hope you're having
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  S3: a good one.
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  S5: Let's get this show on the road.
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  S6: Let's go. Here we go, here we go, here we go.
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  S4: I was liking it for a little while there. Matt Okine.
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  S4: I was loving it, actually.
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  S3: Um, okay. What are we talking about here? Is this
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  S3: one of those situations where you decided to, um, you know,
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  S3: you were out with your mates and one of you at, like,
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  S3: 2 a.m. in the morning said, how many chicken nuggets
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  S3: do you think I can eat? And so then you
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  S3: sat down in the car park of your favorite fast
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  S3: food eatery and took on like 100 nuggets. And by
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  S3: the time you get to nugget 23, you're out. You're like, ah,
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  S3: I've done I've made a mistake here.
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  S4: No, the closest I've come to that was after the
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  S4: music festival Zurich Open Air. Uh, in Zurich. I just
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  S4: smashed 24 by myself. No regrets. Could have done another 24. Um, no,
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  S4: I was talking about the future. The future was pretty
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  S4: good for a while there. Like, you know, technology, cruising along.
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  S4: I bloody love clean drinking water. How good is that? Oh, man.
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  S4: Straight from the tap in your house. Great.
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  S3: It is so good. I was a snob for a
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  S3: while where I wouldn't drink the bathroom tap water. Even
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  S3: though it's all the same water I like. If I was, like,
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  S3: upstairs in my bedroom and I woke up in the
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  S3: middle of the night and I was thirsty, I would
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  S3: feel like it was really gross to drink water out
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  S3: of the bathroom tap water for some reason. But it's.
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  S4: Interesting.
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  S3: Then, you know, around about 1617 I realized same water
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  S3: and it saved a lot of time. I got to
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  S3: tell you.
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  S4: Well, for a while there in Warrnambool, the bathroom tap
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  S4: water for some reason was better than the kitchen tap.
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  S4: So I changed, I changed over. I then I started
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  S4: to think it was gross from the kitchen tap and
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  S4: bathroom was the way to go. So anyway, no, that
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  S4: was a good one. Um, TV. I watch a lot
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  S4: of it. I can watch the sport on it. Great.
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  S4: We've done well. Good work future. You've done really well.
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  S3: Yeah. God, it's easy now, isn't it, with the more
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  S3: connected to the internet.
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  S4: But yesterday, Matt Okine. I had to change my tune
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  S4: when I was forced to log in to my vacuum. Oh.
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  S4: And I didn't remember my password for my own vacuum.
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  S3: Oh, no.
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  S4: And so I have to reset my password for my
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  S4: own vacuum. And I said, righto, future. That's enough of you.
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  S4: Thank you. We've gone too far. Let's chuck a u-ey
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  S4: on this.
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  S3: Oh, yeah.
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  S4: Because things are actively getting worse.
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  S3: Um.
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  S4: Do you know the indignity of not being able to
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  S4: log into your vacuum? And I'm standing there next to
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  S4: the piece of. Like the bits of dust or like,
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  S4: salt and vinegar chips on my floor that I need
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  S4: this other thing that's also in the room to come
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  S4: and pick it up from the thing on my phone.
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  S4: I should have just bent down and picked it up myself.
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  S4: And instead, I'm logging in to a robot vacuum so
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  S4: that it can do a little loop because I can't
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  S4: be bothered pushing back and forth with my arm. I
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  S4: am outraged at both the future and myself.
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  S3: The thing that always gets me is when those particular devices,
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  S3: or let's say it's like Queensland Ballet or something, you know,
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  S3: I'm trying to buy tickets to something, just something really basic.
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  S3: Yet they're the ones who have the most complex password structure,
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  S3: you know? They're like, no, you have to have a
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  S3: special character. I'm like, it's a vacuum. I don't care
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  S3: if someone hacks this. Let them have the password.
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  S4: Oh, no. Someone hacked my vacuum and cleaned my house
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  S4: for me. Good. Let him have the part. Make it. Password. One. Two. Three.
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  S4: I don't care. Let them clean my floor. Unbelievable.
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  S3: Yeah. That is so annoying.
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  S4: We're going down the wrong path, mate.
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  S3: So is this. If you've got. You've got a robot.
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  S4: Have you got a little robot that buzzes around and
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  S4: picks up all the dirt and then goes back to
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  S4: the thing and then, like, goes, zoo. It sucks it
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  S4: out of that. Puts it in a bag.
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  S3: So what's the password for? Like what? What is the.
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  S3: What did it?
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  S4: I don't know. My accounts with the guy. It's there
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  S4: to harvest my data. I know it.
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  S3: Is. It's. Mate. It's listening to you. It's listening to
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  S3: you right now.
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  S4: Sitting next to it. It probably can hear me.
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  S3: I hope you didn't say anything bad about it after
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  S3: recording this.
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  S4: It's probably listening to me back to base, going. Oi!
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  S7: We've got we've got someone. We've got to get rid
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  S7: of him.
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  S3: Yeah. Back him up in the middle of the night.
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  S3: You're going to be asleep. You just wake up.
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  S4: It's gonna happen.
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  S3: There'll be a pistol sticky taped to it, just pointing
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  S3: at you. Holy crap. I'm sorry. And you know what?
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  S3: You know the worst thing about a killer vacuum? Clean
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  S3: up all the evidence real well. I hope it's not
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  S3: one of those ones with the mop and everything, bro.
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  S3: It'll clean. It'll wipe the blood up. You will be gone,
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  S3: and no one will know a thing.
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  S4: I actually was taken by the mop as well. And
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  S4: I'm like, oh, this would be good. Little did I
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  S4: know it would be removing evidence of my own murder.
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  S4: I was paying extra so that my case could not
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  S4: be solved.
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  S3: So does it have the mop on it? Like real
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  S3: talk here. We've we've talked about the.
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  S4: No, I don't have the mop.
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  S3: The vacuums okay. Because I still I still don't know
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  S3: whether I should get one or not. Um.
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  S4: Or what's the thing I've already put in the password
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  S4: once and it's like, oh, you haven't used this for
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  S4: a long, long enough. Put it in again. I don't
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  S4: remember what my password is for this, because I don't
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  S4: want to make the password for my vacuum the same
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  S4: as the password for my bank. You know, so.
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  S3: I know.
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  S4: I'm not going to give this cleaning company the same.
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  S4: They're not going to be as careful with the data
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  S4: as the bank. So I got to change it. So
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  S4: then you come in, I'm like, well, I don't know
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  S4: what it is now. It's not the one I use
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  S4: all the time, God damn it.
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  S3: Well, look, we're very I'm very glad you ended up.
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  S3: You had to do. Forgot your password, didn't you? You
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  S3: had to click it.
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  S4: Yes I did.
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  S3: That is so annoying.
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  S4: They send me a thing to my email, but because
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  S4: the emails open the link within the email you got
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  S4: on the top left, you got to click done and
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  S4: then it disappears and it says, oh, use the code,
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  S4: but the codes in the email. But if I click
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  S4: done it, it goes away from the page. Anyway, that's
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  S4: a complicated side quest that I also had to navigate.
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  S3: Well, look, you know, you know who doesn't have that problem? Henry.
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  S4: Vacuuming. Pete. Vacuum technology peaked when we drew a face
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  S4: on the side of it.
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  S3: I'm telling you, I that was. I live with Henry
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  S3: and Henry is does not ask password does not ask questions.
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  S3: And he's always in a good mood. I'll tell you
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  S3: that much. He is. He is always rather cheeky. That
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  S3: little vacuum.
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  S4: You. Always happy to see you.
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  S8: Order up.
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  S9: Just how you like it. Perfect.
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  S3: You say Daiso. That technology's gone too far. The future's
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  S3: going too far. But we dialed it back a little
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  S3: bit recently with Sophia. She bought. She got a little, um,
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  S3: little watch digital watch given to her by her grandma.
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  S3: This is sort of like a similar to, like, you know,
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  S3: your classic Casio. Just a basic digital watch. Just tell
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  S3: the time. I was, I was showing Sophia some of
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  S3: the classic games that you can play, you know, which
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  S3: is press start on the stopwatch and try and stop
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  S3: it on exactly one second.
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  S4: That is, I played that the other day on my phone.
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  S4: It's still the best game on my phone. I haven't
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  S4: uploaded any others.
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  S3: This is the original DS. You know, like this. This
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  S3: is handheld entertainment.
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  S4: As well as that, it was start and stop the
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  S4: quickest that you can. I quite like that phone game
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  S4: as well.
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  S3: That watch game.
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  S4: 008 just did it. Then cop that Matt.
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  S3: Oh yeah zero eight is is as good as a
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  S3: as it can get really. Especially on the on the
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  S3: on the old watches. But um, also it wasn't great
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  S3: when because Sofia is like there's only four buttons you
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  S3: can do. So Sofia is just pressing or mashing the buttons,
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  S3: doing whatever. Then 3:00 in the morning, Belinda sleeping. I
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  S3: was away for a bit, um, working. But Belinda's sleeping.
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  S3: 3:00 in the morning. Beep beep beep beep.
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  S10: Beep beep beep beep. Like, what the hell is that sound?
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  S3: And Sofia has just set the alarm for her watch
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  S3: for 3 a.m. by just just by mashing buttons. And
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  S3: this thing just would not stop. And Belinda doesn't know
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  S3: how to turn it off. So every night for the
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  S3: past week.
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  S4: Sofia still sleeping?
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  S3: Yeah. So every night for the last week at 3 a.m.,
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  S3: it's just like beep beep, It's like, how do I
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  S3: turn off this stupid alarm? But it's really not easy.
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  S3: It took me ages to to do it. But you've
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  S3: got to be careful with technology. Daiso, these new fancy
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  S3: watches that are happening. Do you see the news that
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  S3: came out of Download Festival a couple of years back?
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  S3: Because it's coming up again and they're getting they're getting
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  S3: big requests from the organizers and from emergency services and
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  S3: from police who are saying, hey, if you're going to
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  S3: download Festival, the heavy metal festival in Leicestershire, take off
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  S3: your smartwatch.
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  S4: Oh, why is that? Is it going to hear the, um,
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  S4: the hard, heavy Satanist music and uprise against us?
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  S3: No, it's because everyone in the pit, everyone in the mosh,
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  S3: people getting bumping into each other, stomping on each other
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  S3: and stuff like that, apparently. Apparently the 999 calls, which
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  S3: is the 911 or the 000 calls Died in the
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  S3: space of the festival because everyone's. Getting, like, smashed around and.
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  S4: In the pit. And they're wearing their smartwatch.
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  S3: And.
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  S4: Thinks it's they've had a car crash, but instead they've
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  S4: just moshing to some Megadeth.
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  S3: Yes, seriously. The calls were made automatically from smartwatches and
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  S3: other devices worn by fans, because the tech assumed that
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  S3: people in mosh pits had been in a collision. So. Man.
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  S4: If I know anything about metal fans and you know,
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  S4: I'm not claiming that I do know much, those kind
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  S4: of warnings from the police are less of a warning
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  S4: and more of a challenge. How big a collision can
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  S4: we have here? How many emergency signals can we fire out?
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  S4: This is one of the most intense moches of all time.
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  S4: Let's get eight smartwatches on and see if we can
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  S4: cause a nine mosh pile up.
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  S3: Well, apparently this year's festival has Green Day Korn Korner playing.
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  S3: I mean.
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  S4: I watched Woodstock 99 again. So did the other day.
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  S3: Man. Oh, man.
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  S4: Ah.
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  S3: And also, the fancy dress theme is Friday the 13th.
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  S4: So this.
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  S3: Is.
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  S4: That's not, uh. It's not going to be calming anyone down.
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  S3: Actually. Carnage there.
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  S4: Well, heading to download. Just make sure you put your
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  S4: crash test dummy stickers on the side of your body,
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  S4: because things are gonna get rowdy.
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  S11: Sweet.
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  S3: Well, die. So I have to say that I had
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  S3: one of the nicest weekends in a long time.
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  S4: Oh that's good.
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  S3: And that is because last Friday the 13th, a day
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  S3: that is traditionally very bad luck. You know, a bit gruesome, terrifying.
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  S3: We finally closed.
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  S4: On your new house.
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  S3: On this new house fiasco.
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  S4: Oh my gosh. Congratulations my man.
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  S12: Bro, you don't get. You don't understand. It has been.
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  S3: I mean, you do understand because I've been bloody complaining
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  S3: about it for the last. Literally since I looked in
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  S3: my I looked in my phone 21st of January is
• 14:47
  S3: when we went to that stupid inspection, the very first
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  S3: known that if you just decide to drop into a
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  S3: house inspection, you could lose five months of your life
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  S3: and about $200,000 in stamp duty real estate agent fees
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  S3: and moving fees. Okay, that is money you will not
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  S3: see back. Gone.
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  S4: That's so funny. Because how much of your life have
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  S4: improved if you, just at the start said, I'm just
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  S4: going to have a splurge. I'm just going to spend
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  S4: $200,000 splurging on myself for a year.
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  S3: Oh my God.
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  S4: Imagine that year of your life.
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  S3: Imagine before we bought our current house, if we'd just
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  S3: spent 200 grand more on buying a better one. You know.
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  S4: Like.
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  S3: It would have been. We probably wouldn't be in this mess.
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  S3: So anyways, um. Yeah, my partner and I, so we
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  S3: we we we it came down to, you know, I
• 15:44
  S3: said on Friday that a guy had bought our house. Okay.
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  S3: So then we still needed to satisfy our finance for
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  S3: the house that we ended up buying. I've been telling you,
• 15:55
  S3: during the week, we sat next to the real estate
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  S3: agent at the dinner. You know, there was so much
• 15:59
  S3: back and forth. It was like this never ending problem about,
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  S3: you know, this house. And they had originally come back
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  S3: at $600,000 more than we had offered and blah, blah, blah,
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  S3: and we finally came to an agreement on the House.
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  S3: We had to get our finance that came through. We
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  S3: settled at 5 p.m. on Friday, the last day that
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  S3: we could. We got our finance approved. We got the
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  S3: building impressed and approved. We settled on. We said we're
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  S3: settling on the same day and we are finally done.
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  S4: Oh fantastic friend. Fantastic.
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  S3: When we went to breakfast on Saturday, Belinda and I
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  S3: did not once look at our house cameras to see
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  S3: who was walking through our house. It was such a
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  S3: nice feeling.
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  S4: That's great.
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  S3: I just can't.
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  S4: Where have you got your house cameras?
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  S3: Oh, you know, all the usual places. Front door, backyard
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  S3: garage door, you know. So when you're doing the inspections,
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  S3: you're watching people inspect your house. Yeah. You know.
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  S4: Not the indoor ones, because you see videos sometimes of, like,
• 17:05
  S4: a cat jumping on into a fish tank. There's just.
• 17:08
  S4: Someone's got a camera set up in their house looking
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  S4: at the like the living room. We do that. One
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  S4: of those.
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  S3: We do that when we go away.
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  S4: Oh.
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  S3: So. Yeah. But I mean, it's almost like it's terrifying
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  S3: because we go away and we put we set it
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  S3: up in the lounge room. And I swear to God,
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  S3: if I, if I got a notification for that, I'd
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  S3: be more scared than I ever like. I wouldn't know
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  S3: what to do.
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  S4: Yeah.
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  S3: It's like when, like when we got the cameras, I
• 17:35
  S3: was like, but we've already got an alarm system from
• 17:37
  S3: the previous owners. It had an alarm system, and Belinda
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  S3: was like, no, if I'm lying in bed and I
• 17:43
  S3: hear that alarm, I'm I'm going to be more scared
• 17:46
  S3: than ever. Like, that means the person's already in. We
• 17:50
  S3: need to get them before they get in. Like, yeah, okay.
• 17:54
  S3: Good point. So, uh, yeah. So yes, it's been done.
• 17:57
  S3: So thank you very much to everyone who, um, you know,
• 18:00
  S3: helped or hindered.
• 18:01
  S4: That's great. When's the day of the big move?
• 18:03
  S3: Uh, it is next month. Late next month. And that's
• 18:05
  S3: something that I'm I mean, that's only the beginning. So
• 18:10
  S3: it's like when they say about having a baby, you know,
• 18:12
  S3: it's like it's actually that's actually the starting line. You
• 18:15
  S3: think it's the end when the baby pops out, but
• 18:17
  S3: that's actually just the beginning of the race. Mhm. You
• 18:20
  S3: know and so now Belle and I have got got
• 18:22
  S3: moving and I've got to tell you we do not
• 18:24
  S3: move well together.
• 18:26
  S4: Well I was going to say just everyone listening in
• 18:29
  S4: who's friends with Matt and owns a yurt is just
• 18:33
  S4: quickly putting their phones on airplane mode for the next month.
• 18:36
  S4: They're just going, oh no, this phone is about to
• 18:40
  S4: start blowing up. Hey, haven't chatted for a while. How's
• 18:43
  S4: it going? Are you. Are anyone out there who's game
• 18:49
  S4: enough to buy a yurt or a van?
• 18:52
  S3: Jeez, bro, my next door neighbor.
• 18:55
  S4: You would get some absolutely sniveling texts from people when
• 19:00
  S4: it comes to moving time.
• 19:02
  S3: My next door neighbor's got the yurt, but more recently,
• 19:05
  S3: to get this deal done. We needed to print something
• 19:08
  S3: and sign something, and that was a nightmare in itself.
• 19:12
  S3: I'm like actually physically print it and scan it. Oh
• 19:17
  S3: my God. So. So we go to print something on
• 19:20
  S3: our printer. It says, oh you can't print because the
• 19:23
  S3: cyan is out. And I'm like, I don't want cyan.
• 19:28
  S3: I don't I don't want to print this in blue, mate.
• 19:31
  S3: I just need the black. And there's so much black left. Yep.
• 19:36
  S3: Just printed that. Nah, nah. You need to replace the cyan.
• 19:39
  S4: Unbelievable. And you know what else? You couldn't pay me
• 19:43
  S4: $1 million to jump through whatever hoops are required to
• 19:47
  S4: become a justice of the peace. Imagine the people just.
• 19:52
  S4: They'd be like World War Z, the zombies at your door.
• 19:56
  S4: Just come on in. Can you sign this? I need it.
• 19:58
  S4: That is the justice of the peace. Imagine if people
• 20:01
  S4: knew that I was a justice of the peace. Can you,
• 20:03
  S4: can you? I wouldn't get a moment's peace. You wouldn't
• 20:06
  S4: if you were a JP.
• 20:07
  S3: Imagine being a JP with a ute.
• 20:10
  S4: Oh my God. Oh, don't even get in the episode.
• 20:16
  S4: In the episode. That's too scary even for me. Hey,
• 20:20
  S4: thank you very much for joining us here on Matt
• 20:22
  S4: and Alex all day. Breakfast. Let's try and do a
• 20:24
  S4: shout out if there are any justices of the peace
• 20:27
  S4: with a ute I want to talk to, I want
• 20:29
  S4: to interview them, see if they have any time in
• 20:31
  S4: their day at all. That is unbelievable.
• 20:35
  S3: Well, thank you for joining us for another Matinale celeb breakfast.
• 20:37
  S3: We will be back tomorrow. Same time, same place. In
• 20:40
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• 20:43
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• 20:45
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• 20:47
  S4: If you're not a justice of the peace with the Utes,
• 20:49
  S4: you have time. If you're a JP with a ute, well,
• 20:53
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• 20:54
  S3: All right. Bye bye.
• 20:56
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