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Early Breakfast with Ned & Sam - 7 April 2026 · Early Breakfast with Ned McHenry & Sam Daddow

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Speaker 1: Ned mc henryth and Sam Dado five double a Early Breakfast.
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Speaker 2: Five, Good morning and welcome along to early Breakfast on
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Speaker 2: this Tuesday morning. I hope you've all enjoyed the long weekend,
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Speaker 2: those who got to have one, But Nettie and I
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Speaker 2: are back until six o'clock eight double two to three,
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Speaker 2: double O, double oh zero, double four eight oh eight
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Speaker 2: thirteen ninety five.
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Speaker 3: Nettie, good morning, Good morning, Sammy, good morning. Everyone. Looking
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Speaker 3: forward to you joining us. It's gonna be a good show,
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Speaker 3: I think today, aren't we we're sandwiched in between South
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Speaker 3: Australian festivities. We're coming off the back of what was
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Speaker 3: a fabulous East Long weekend. As you said, for those
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Speaker 3: that have it, not everyone does, so we're conscious of
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Speaker 3: that too. But we're nearing gather round Savy two.
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Speaker 2: It's going to be a big as Eddie McGuire used
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Speaker 2: to say, it's gonna be a big week in football
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Speaker 2: and for this state over the next few days. It
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Speaker 2: was at the airport on Saturday morning. All the decorations
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Speaker 2: and fanfare were building up at the airport. Maca's fan
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Speaker 2: village is building in elder Park, Brossa is gearing up
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Speaker 2: Nor what is gearing up, everyone's getting excited. It's going
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Speaker 2: to be interesting to see what the crowd numbers are
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Speaker 2: looking like with those trips from Melbourne as well. Well.
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Speaker 3: I want to talk about that and we will get
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Speaker 3: to that. But just firstly on gather round. You don't
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Speaker 3: have to be a massive footy fan or appreciate gather around.
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Speaker 2: I don't think so. But being footy fans, I'm not sure.
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Speaker 3: Perhaps we're bias. Do you think we have listeners who
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Speaker 3: couldn't give as stuff about gather round?
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Speaker 2: I think we would, really, I think we would have listeners.
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Speaker 2: But it'd be interesting to see if those listeners who
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Speaker 2: don't give us stuff about gather around can still see
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Speaker 2: the importance of the state and what it means for
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Speaker 2: the economic benefit throughout South Australia.
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Speaker 4: Yeah.
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Speaker 3: Well, it's economically benefit benefited South Australia, hasn't it. But
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Speaker 3: it's also I think it's also put South Australia on
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Speaker 3: the map, just in a casual sense when Victorians come
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Speaker 3: and they go, hang on, you've got that region down
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Speaker 3: in claren Vale or the Brossra. I've never been there,
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Speaker 3: but god, we've got to come back here. So look,
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Speaker 3: I really enjoy gather Around, look forward to this weekend.
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Speaker 3: It is a festival of footy, lots of footy on
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Speaker 3: but hey, what's not to like about footy?
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Speaker 2: You would have played in a couple?
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Speaker 3: Yes, couple?
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Speaker 2: Yeah? Was there any is Carlton?
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Speaker 3: We always seem to play Carlton on gather Around? Why
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Speaker 3: is that? And Melbourne? And we've played Melbourne once, I
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Speaker 3: say we as the Adelaide Crows Port Adelaide historically have played.
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Speaker 2: Who I can't remember what we have seen killed of
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Speaker 2: this weekend?
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Speaker 3: Kilda this weekend? Has it always been sin Kilt? I'm
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Speaker 3: trying to think who you guys have played.
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Speaker 2: Don't think so.
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Speaker 3: I wonder how they do that with the fixturing. Why
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Speaker 3: is it that the Crows? Yeah, the Crows played Carlton
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Speaker 3: a lot and Melbourne for gather Around. But I'm sure
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Speaker 3: there'd be a reason for all of those factors.
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Speaker 2: And I know that with gather Round it's it's it
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Speaker 2: falls into that area the premiere has. Of all the
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Speaker 2: events he brings to the state, we know there's troubles
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Speaker 2: going on everywhere, but one thing that this premier has
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Speaker 2: been able to do is actually make us feel good
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Speaker 2: about ourselves with everything. People actually look at South Australia
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Speaker 2: as a place that isn't sleepy and nothing to do,
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Speaker 2: but there's plenty going on.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, and that just makes you feel good, well said.
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Speaker 3: I think he does that really well. I think he,
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Speaker 3: to his credit, sets the time with that as well.
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Speaker 3: I think he's a proud South Australian, isn't he. I
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Speaker 3: think all that premieres would be. But he vocalizes it
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Speaker 3: and you know he lives and breeds it and as
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Speaker 3: you said, from a tourism or an events perspective, he's
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Speaker 3: done that well.
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Speaker 2: Yeah.
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Speaker 3: A double two three, double double. As we've always said,
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Speaker 3: live and interactive. You are a high five a heading
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Speaker 3: into five point thirty two. Thanks. Those that listen will
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Speaker 3: understand exactly what I'm gathering on about. There is there
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Speaker 3: a location or a spot that might be well suited
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Speaker 3: together around that we don't have yet.
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Speaker 2: We've had Mount Barker in the first few years and
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Speaker 2: we've headed out to the Barossa. Norwold's had a pretty
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Speaker 2: good run, great run. Is there another suburban ground that
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Speaker 2: should have a crack because Norwood gets a good run
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Speaker 2: and now they've got the Norwod Food and Wine festival
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Speaker 2: on the Sunday, which shuts down the parade. Thousands of
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Speaker 2: people go through there. But should we be looking at
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Speaker 2: gather around as something to share around and not just
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Speaker 2: lock in to these arenas that have had it in
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Speaker 2: the past. Yeah, should everyone be benefiting in the state.
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Speaker 2: I know David Empathy on Breakfast is big on having
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Speaker 2: a game in the McLaren Vale somewhere in that region.
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Speaker 3: I think that McLaren Vale is one of the most
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Speaker 3: unique areas in our state. The McLaren Vale.
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Speaker 2: Is that where would you That's where you'd have a game.
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Speaker 3: We haven't had one in the Nicaranvale, have we?
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Speaker 5: No.
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Speaker 3: I think something in the McLaren Vale makes a lot
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Speaker 3: of sense because proximity to the city in the airport
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Speaker 3: is critical. So here I am. You know, if I
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Speaker 3: could have something in Port Lincoln, I'd have it there clearly,
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Speaker 3: But no, it's no, it's not practical. So I think
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Speaker 3: the McLaren Vale. It showcases our coastline, it showcases our winery.
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Speaker 3: You're close to some really grievy little tourism you know,
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Speaker 3: options in you know, the Cube and different things like that.
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Speaker 3: Down in the Mclarenvale. Great restaurants. Well, yeah, again, what's
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Speaker 3: not to like? The Mclarenvale should feature and gather aunt?
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Speaker 2: I think, yeah, which region do you prefer Lebarossa or
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Speaker 2: McLaren Vale.
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Speaker 3: Me, I'm a McLaren vale man.
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Speaker 2: Personally you I'd go claren Vale. Yeah, but not by
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Speaker 2: a whole lot.
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Speaker 3: We have so many wonderful reasons. But for me, the
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Speaker 3: McLaren Vale, I just think it's so unique because it
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Speaker 3: really is that hybrid between coast and wine, whereas the
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Speaker 3: Brossery is a little bit more isolated in wine and farming.
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Speaker 3: But I love going to the Brosser as well. I
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Speaker 3: love both.
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Speaker 2: Interesting topic a double two three double O double oh,
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Speaker 2: or jump on the text line oh double four eight
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Speaker 2: oh wait thirteen ninety five and go on the running
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Speaker 2: for Pepper's truck wash packworth over two hundred and fifty dollars.
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Speaker 2: Which area, which region? Which part of the state should
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Speaker 2: grab a gather around fixture next year? Jump on the
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Speaker 2: phones eight double two to three, double O, double O.
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Speaker 2: Peter from Morlson, Good morning.
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Speaker 6: Good morning. You know what I'm going to say before
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Speaker 6: I say, it's got to be out around at Glenel.
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Speaker 6: You've got the trans running again. You've got the scenic
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Speaker 6: cafes in Jelly Road, You've got the beach, you've got
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Speaker 6: the holding on the corner of Pierced Street and Brighton Rogue.
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Speaker 6: You've got excellent amenities at the Glennel Club. Leave the
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Speaker 6: Unfortunately we're only half an over because of their playground.
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Speaker 6: I'd say go to start a ram and get rid
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Speaker 6: of Norward.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, God, no, Greed's a bit love to, doesn't.
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Speaker 4: It, Peter?
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Speaker 6: Yeah, it does, especially although they did beat nor with
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Speaker 6: Eddie on Friday. And did you get my text?
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Speaker 3: Have we got Peter's text? There are Sammy, what's Peter
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Speaker 3: texting about your test? Peter will read that very quickly.
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Speaker 3: What is going on there?
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Speaker 2: Tell us about it? Peter.
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Speaker 6: Well, I'm having a big birthday next week, but the
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Speaker 6: occasion will be spent or celebrated at Cape Palazzo diagonally
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Speaker 6: opposite the Piccadilly Cinema in the O'Connell street bus stop six,
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Speaker 6: and we'll be having party festivity, streamers, balloons, party hat.
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Speaker 6: I won't say anything inappropriate, but we will be having
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Speaker 6: a good time. Twenty five dollars food lands bouts up
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Speaker 6: for grabs. Also, I'll be bringing along chocolates and a
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Speaker 6: lovely big mound cake and we'll have the time of
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Speaker 6: our lives party on into the afternoon.
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Speaker 3: You're a star looking forward to your birthday? Hearing how
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Speaker 3: that is? How am I coming? Well, Peter? We probably
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Speaker 3: we probably need to meet face to face before a
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Speaker 3: birthday party kind of celebration happens. Oh that's not true.
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Speaker 3: I could, I could put it possibly.
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Speaker 4: Pop in one.
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Speaker 3: And why don't we keep touching base as we as
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Speaker 3: we near into your birthday, Let's continue to touch base
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Speaker 3: and we'll see how it looks.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, what about dam calling him after producing for I'm a.
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Speaker 2: Hard worker, Peter. I'm here at late afternoon.
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Speaker 7: All right?
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Speaker 2: How old are you turning? Peter?
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Speaker 4: Age witches.
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Speaker 6: Two ships Sevne and I don't feel half that age, right,
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Speaker 6: like a twenty year old. You don't know me that well.
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Speaker 6: I do at like twenty year old. Yeah, everyone, you're.
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Speaker 3: A ripper, Peter. We always appreciate you calls. Thanks for
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Speaker 3: your input on the program. Great man, Mick, he said, Gone,
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Speaker 3: go ovile, Jetty Road, Seafood Festival, our kids playing beat footy,
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Speaker 3: Saturday night fireworks, says McK not a bad shouts an't he.
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Speaker 2: And just like you can in Norwood, which you'd walk
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Speaker 2: down the parade for the festivities, he could quite easily
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Speaker 2: walk down Jenni Road. And those traders are for the
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Speaker 2: last few months need as much help as they can get. Yeah.
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Speaker 3: So Nord's been showcased and it's been done really well
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Speaker 3: with the food and wine festival down the parade that's open,
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Speaker 3: and those businesses I think have done an excellent job.
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Speaker 3: But your point, I think and rightly, is that we
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Speaker 3: need to we need to potentially move things around a
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Speaker 3: little bit, you know, to.
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Speaker 2: Share share the love, share.
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Speaker 3: The love, give other sectors or give other locations, other
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Speaker 3: businesses the opportunity to shine.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, a double two three, double o double Where should
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Speaker 2: we take a gather around fixture? Into the future?
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Speaker 4: Early breakfast news rap.
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Speaker 2: Donald Trump says US forces have rescued two stranded American
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Speaker 2: pilots in Iran, saying two hundred people were involved in
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Speaker 2: fifteen point piece plan. The BBC's Lorna Gordon is in Dubai.
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Speaker 8: It says it has been looking over these proposals for
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Speaker 8: it needs a permanent end to the war. It has
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Speaker 8: put forward ten conditions which it says needs to be met.
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Speaker 8: That includes the reconstruction of Iran and the lifting of sanctions.
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Speaker 2: And with Trump's forty eight our deadline fast approaching. This
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Speaker 2: is how embassies around the world have reacted.
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Speaker 9: There's been controlling of the president as well from Iranian
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Speaker 9: embassies around the world reacting to that post. Hey, look
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Speaker 9: what some of them have been saying. This is the
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Speaker 9: embassy in South Africa who said, seriously, think about the
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Speaker 9: twenty fifth Amendment, Section four. That's a reference to the
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Speaker 9: constitutional provision which allows for the vice president and the
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Speaker 9: majority of CAB to declare the president unfit for office,
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Speaker 9: and that puts the VP in charge. The Iranian embassy
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Speaker 9: and Austria said Potus has stooped to an unprecedented level
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Speaker 9: of begging least with bitter, hollow, rudeness and threats. The
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Speaker 9: desperation is almost palpable, dripping from every syllable. Take it easy, tiger.
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Speaker 9: Keep your cool, wrote the Iran embassy. In Bulgaria, and
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Speaker 9: in the UK the Irunian Embassy quoting the proverb it
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Speaker 9: all dart and finally in India, the Iran Embassy saying
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Speaker 9: swearing and throwing insults are how saw loser brats behave.
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Speaker 2: Get a grip on yourself, old man Donny. General Michelle
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Speaker 2: Rowlands says the government is confident any Australian involvement in
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Speaker 2: the Middle East is in accordance with international law. Human
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Speaker 2: rights groups have criticized the expedited latent post by Donald
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Speaker 2: Trump about plans to target civilian infrastructure in Iran if
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Speaker 2: the strade of a Moves is not open. Mille Roland
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Speaker 2: says Australian troops won't be involved in any law breaches.
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Speaker 10: We take very seriously our international obligations. We are well
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Speaker 10: aware of them and they have guided all our decisions
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Speaker 10: that have arisen out of this conflict.
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Speaker 2: The South Australian government is hopeful of signing a long
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Speaker 2: term deal to secure the future of Gatheround, but the
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Speaker 2: Premier says essay taxpayer don't want to be fleeced by
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Speaker 2: any excessive costs to make it happen. Peter Malinauskas also
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Speaker 2: says he'll chase down a state of origin clash at Adelaide.
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Speaker 2: Oval News Corps says around twenty thousand footy fans are
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Speaker 2: expected across the border for the series of matches despite
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Speaker 2: the high fuel prices. And lastly, as Australia faces big
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Speaker 2: challenges on diesel supply, the Federal Energy Minister insists the
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Speaker 2: situation is improving. Chris bowlin Is told the ABC the
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Speaker 2: surgeon demand is putting a strain on availability in some areas.
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Speaker 5: Diesels where the main pressure has been but again good
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Speaker 5: progress being made. We've seen massive spikes in demand for diesel,
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Speaker 5: same amount coming into Australia, some amount being.
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Speaker 2: Made currently going for a top of twenty two degrees
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Speaker 2: part the cloudy Wednesday twenty three shower two. The weather
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Speaker 2: forecast together around has been interesting twenty four degrees with
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Speaker 2: showers on Thursday nineteen, with showers on Friday eighteen, with
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Speaker 2: a possible shower on Saturday and Sunday. Cloudy nineteen degrees.
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Speaker 2: Currently in the city seventeen point five wonderful.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, get on the blow at eight double two to
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Speaker 3: three doubauba. Anything on your mind, anything you want to
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Speaker 3: talk about, Do you want to say good morning? Do
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Speaker 3: you want to let us know what's going on this
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Speaker 3: week or what you've done for the Easter weekend. Would
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Speaker 3: love to know. Lines are always open on this program
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Speaker 3: and we'd love to hear from you. So, Sammy, did
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Speaker 3: you see this? Wowses? A young fellow was bit on
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Speaker 3: the foot while surfing at Middleton on the Flurry Openinsula.
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Speaker 2: This is why beaches stay away.
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Speaker 3: It's remarkable. So the injuries were non life threatening, but
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Speaker 3: he made it back to Shaw himself remarkably though. It
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Speaker 3: wasn't the shark attack that caught my attention, more so
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Speaker 3: the interview. Have A listened to sixteen year old surfer
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Speaker 3: Oliver on nine News to.
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Speaker 5: Send on my board waiting for to come and then
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Speaker 5: some just came and got my foot. I fell into
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Speaker 5: the water with it, and then maybe five minutes in
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Speaker 5: front of me, there was a little fin that popped
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Speaker 5: up and then I hopped on my board and just
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Speaker 5: legged it back to the beach.
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Speaker 11: When the fin disappeared below the surface. Oliver faced every
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Speaker 11: surface worst nightmare, not knowing if the predator would strike again.
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Speaker 2: Pretty frantic.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, there was no ways to catch at the time.
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Speaker 5: That had got me, so I sat the cattle.
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Speaker 11: His father, Andrew Bensley, had been watching his son from
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Speaker 11: their holiday home, but didn't see the attack.
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Speaker 12: I think the movement of his foot and maybe the
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Speaker 12: murky water. The sharks definitely mistimed the hit. If it
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Speaker 12: was a little bit up, he would have definitely have
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Speaker 12: lost his foot.
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Speaker 11: When Oliver finally made it to shore and reached his phone,
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Speaker 11: he called his sister to raise the alarm.
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Speaker 5: I just said, oh, I got tapped by shark. I
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Speaker 5: really word it that well. So she thought there was
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Speaker 5: a lot worse than what it was, so she sort
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Speaker 5: of started jesting out.
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Speaker 2: Started running too to get down there.
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Speaker 12: The kind of the real parent sort of kicked in
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Speaker 12: based on.
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Speaker 5: The size of the teeth.
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Speaker 12: It was a reasonable size shark.
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Speaker 3: Is he the most nonchal, laid back, casual lad of
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Speaker 3: all time?
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Speaker 2: If you look at the vision and the footage of
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Speaker 2: the photos, it's the shark went for his entire Hell yeah,
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Speaker 2: and the puncture. Oh, how could you be that relaxed?
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Speaker 2: And he sounds like someone would just be back in
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Speaker 2: the water when he can.
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Speaker 3: He's a classic when he spoke about calling his sister
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Speaker 3: and he didn't work it quite correctly and stuffing. He's
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Speaker 3: having a bit of a laugh. I thought, mate, you've
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Speaker 3: just been bitten on the trotter by by a shark.
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Speaker 3: And I suspect it was a bronze whaler, Sammy, there's
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Speaker 3: a lot of bronze whalers in that area. Has that
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Speaker 3: There's nothing that's come out around the species of shark.
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Speaker 2: That's that's what's been reported. They believed it was.
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Speaker 3: Yes, there's a lot of bronze whales out in that
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Speaker 3: area of the water and they wouldn't you attack you
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Speaker 3: with the intention of eating you or whatever, but you're
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Speaker 3: mistaken or murky water or whatever it is. But I
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Speaker 3: thought that was borderline hilarious, you know, sixteen year old
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Speaker 3: Oliver talking to the media there having a bit of
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Speaker 3: a laugh going, oh yeah, I was fitch hair to
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Speaker 3: be honest, he's a river. What are some other examples
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Speaker 3: of Australians kind of approaching adversity in that light? Do
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Speaker 3: you remember Steve Irwin on that American program a long
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Speaker 3: time ago, some may remember, and he was and he
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Speaker 3: was holding that snake and you go, hey, it won't
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Speaker 3: bite me, and then it gets him on the neck.
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Speaker 3: Do you remember that?
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Speaker 2: Yeah? I remember. It might have been the Tonight Show
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Speaker 2: with Jay Leno or one of those late night talk
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Speaker 2: shows where you'd feature animals, and it just got him.
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Speaker 2: It's good, It's all good, I think.
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Speaker 3: I think young Oliver, who's surfing down at Middleton's in
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Speaker 3: a similar light.
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Speaker 2: So anyone does anyone frequent Middleton is sharks in that
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Speaker 2: area known popular spot.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, I thought I go fishing out of there a lot.
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Speaker 3: And I'll tell you right now there's a lot of
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Speaker 3: bronze whales out there, particularly over summer at Middleton. Oh yeah, goodness.
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Speaker 2: And I just love how he described it as he
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Speaker 2: felt a tug on his ankle.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, here's a he was just so nonsalant. If you've
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Speaker 3: got any other nonchalant stories, when when is someone just
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Speaker 3: just not being too bothered by a serious case of adversity.
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Speaker 3: Where when's anyone had, you know, their version of a
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Speaker 3: shark attack down at Middleton and just not giving a stuff.
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Speaker 3: We'd love to know some stories on that one, guys.
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Speaker 2: A double two three, double oh double twenty past five
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Speaker 2: and your Tuesday. You're going to take a quick break.
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Speaker 2: Jump on the phones. Raymond and Soulsby Planes will be
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Speaker 2: with you very shortly. Get to it.
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Speaker 1: Need meet Henry and Sam Dado five double a early breakfast.
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Speaker 2: Twenty four after five the five thirty years not far
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Speaker 2: away with Matthew Pantellus. But jump on the phones A
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Speaker 2: double two three double O double ow. We didn't mention
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Speaker 2: as well. Ned Daylight Saving ended on Sunday. Anyone enjoying
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Speaker 2: the extra hour sleeping someone who works these hours, I
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Speaker 2: can tell you it's such a good feeling.
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Speaker 3: I don't know how does it make a difference. I
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Speaker 3: don't get it.
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Speaker 2: You get an extra hours sleep, yeah, I know that's how.
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Speaker 2: But you're someone who just runs on fumes every single
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Speaker 2: day of the week and goes so better. I don't know.
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Speaker 2: Eleven twelve o'clock. So you can manage whatever.
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Speaker 3: No, but on the other side, because then you get
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Speaker 3: it on you don't get it on the other side.
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Speaker 2: That's six months away. You got time to get ready
16:57
Speaker 2: for it. Raymond and Soulisbury Planes. Good morning, Good morning, gentleman.
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Speaker 12: How are you good morning listeners too?
17:03
Speaker 3: Hello Raymond, I love your intros. Just just that is
17:05
Speaker 3: a stunning intro.
17:06
Speaker 1: Raymond.
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Speaker 2: Beautiful, Thanks Ndie.
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Speaker 12: How was your fishing on the weekend, mate, Raymond?
17:10
Speaker 3: I had the best weekend, my friend.
17:12
Speaker 2: I just I just capped that quiet well.
17:15
Speaker 3: I was going to get to it the high fivers.
17:16
Speaker 3: We've still got six minutes, Raymond. I took the big
17:19
Speaker 3: boat out from Port Lincoln, went out to Tumbe Bay.
17:22
Speaker 3: You know, Jo Spunker group Spillsby Island, stayed out there
17:26
Speaker 3: on the Craye boat, camped on the beach, cooked a
17:28
Speaker 3: t tea bone up on Cole's, caught big King George
17:32
Speaker 3: whiteing double headers. You know, it was just living Raymond.
17:35
Speaker 3: I just so good.
17:36
Speaker 4: What about you?
17:37
Speaker 12: It sounds good. I look I did a little bit
17:39
Speaker 12: of the same, mate, not not the four days, but
17:42
Speaker 12: he listen. Can I give a bit of a plug
17:44
Speaker 12: to an event that's happening in gool on Saturday?
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Speaker 4: Love you too.
17:48
Speaker 12: A couple of the boys in the Korong there are
17:50
Speaker 12: holding what's called the Korong Bream Classic. This Saturday starts
17:55
Speaker 12: from seven till two. There's I think nineteen or twenty
17:58
Speaker 12: boats fishing. But there's going to be a bit of
18:01
Speaker 12: a weigh in at the end. So and I'll start
18:03
Speaker 12: coming back from two o'clock to the way in there
18:05
Speaker 12: catches of five brim. It might be a bit of
18:07
Speaker 12: a spectacle if you're down that way at all. These
18:09
Speaker 12: people or people live locally, want something to do for
18:12
Speaker 12: an hour or two from probably about two onwards, come down,
18:16
Speaker 12: have a look and see all the passboats, the flash boats,
18:19
Speaker 12: splash of electronics and a bunch of anglers get weighing
18:23
Speaker 12: in their catches for.
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Speaker 3: The day, Raymond. That sounds fabulous, good, good family fun
18:27
Speaker 3: if you're down that way. So the Coorpro on Brim Classic,
18:29
Speaker 3: what day is Rayman?
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Speaker 12: It's on Saturday, mate. It's a one day event.
18:32
Speaker 3: Wonderful.
18:34
Speaker 12: So it's a bunch of anglers fishing for brim only
18:36
Speaker 12: on lures and flyers and artificials, and the biggest bag
18:40
Speaker 12: of five brim, all weighed live and release at the
18:43
Speaker 12: end of the day. The biggest bag of five brim wins.
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Speaker 3: Raymond. I'm going to ask you this for good reason,
18:49
Speaker 3: but what did you do on the East Long weekend?
18:51
Speaker 3: What did you get up to?
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Speaker 12: I went down, had a bit of a free fish
18:55
Speaker 12: for the competition.
18:56
Speaker 3: On Saturday, a bit of reconnaissance. Raymon, I shouldn't have
19:00
Speaker 3: thought anything less. But now I asked this because Raymond,
19:04
Speaker 3: the state government, and I'm gonna chat to you as
19:06
Speaker 3: a listener that the state government are going to come
19:08
Speaker 3: out and are going to say, oh, nothing to see
19:10
Speaker 3: or everyone went away as normal. I'm telling you right now.
19:13
Speaker 3: I spoke to about four or five different owner operators,
19:16
Speaker 3: whether that's caravan park, hotel or tourism, and none of
19:22
Speaker 3: them said it was business as usual for a normal
19:24
Speaker 3: Easter period.
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Speaker 12: Okay, well it's pretty quiet down there. I would expect
19:28
Speaker 12: to set a lot more boats on Sunday. Well I
19:32
Speaker 12: went Sunday, so it was Easter, so I suppose I could.
19:34
Speaker 12: Probably you'd expect it to be a little bit quiet
19:35
Speaker 12: being it was Easter. But yeah, it looked. The price
19:40
Speaker 12: of these at the moment definitely does make you think,
19:43
Speaker 12: you know, whereas before I might be on a whim,
19:45
Speaker 12: just go somewhere and do something for a draw or
19:48
Speaker 12: a bit of a recurrence of something like that. But yeah,
19:50
Speaker 12: it does definitely weigh on your mind a little bit
19:53
Speaker 12: and you start to think, well, should I be doing this,
19:55
Speaker 12: do I need to do this, or can it wait
19:57
Speaker 12: another day? Or something like that. So yeah, probably the
20:01
Speaker 12: timing for me was you know, as I said, I
20:04
Speaker 12: expected to see a lot more boats, but being Sunday,
20:06
Speaker 12: that's probably what was quiet. But yeah, I look, I
20:09
Speaker 12: don't know as as somebody who relies on tourism a
20:13
Speaker 12: bit too for income, my income, part of my income.
20:18
Speaker 12: I haven't seen it downturn yet. But yeah, I'm sure
20:23
Speaker 12: it's coming.
20:23
Speaker 3: Yeah. Well, that's really good to know, Raven. And that's
20:26
Speaker 3: a good news story I heard of. And I won't
20:30
Speaker 3: name what exact town it was or what operator it was,
20:33
Speaker 3: but I heard that there was a caravan on the
20:35
Speaker 3: York Pinchuler that had three hundred cancelations.
20:38
Speaker 2: Three hundred, So.
20:41
Speaker 3: And I've heard that, and I believe that to be factual. Now,
20:43
Speaker 3: as I said, I'm not going to name who that
20:44
Speaker 3: is or what town that is for obvious reasons, but
20:47
Speaker 3: three hundred. Another place I've also heard, due to diesel Prices,
20:50
Speaker 3: which was isolated from Adelaide, apparently had three cancelations to
20:55
Speaker 3: one booking over that period.
20:56
Speaker 2: Raven.
20:57
Speaker 3: So it is sad, isn't it. It's a concern.
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Speaker 12: Yeah, it's a big It is a big concern for everybody.
21:03
Speaker 12: You know East is a big earner for a lot
21:06
Speaker 12: of people, caravan parks, you know, regional towns and stuff
21:09
Speaker 12: like that. It's the last Errah if you like, before
21:12
Speaker 12: we go into hibernation, but definitely slowing down with winter.
21:18
Speaker 12: So yeah, if you know, people would have perhaps have
21:21
Speaker 12: been budgeting, if you like, for the income that would
21:24
Speaker 12: come with the with the easter trade, and if that
21:26
Speaker 12: doesn't come then yeah, it does leave you behind the
21:28
Speaker 12: able a little bit. Come come to quiet a month.
21:31
Speaker 12: So yeah, it's not it's not good for a lot
21:34
Speaker 12: of people.
21:34
Speaker 3: Raymond, you are a ripper, Raymond from Salisbury Plains well
21:37
Speaker 3: and truly in the running for our peppers truck wash pain.
21:39
Speaker 3: One of our great calls, Sammy, if you call up,
21:42
Speaker 3: you're going the running for that.
21:44
Speaker 7: How great is that?
21:44
Speaker 3: Just radio there? You know we get Raymond and call
21:46
Speaker 3: up you talk about what's going on and got the
21:48
Speaker 3: Courrong Brim Classic and you know we talk about Easter
21:51
Speaker 3: and then he's off and he's gonna have his weekend.
21:54
Speaker 3: You know that's cool. We're talking to listeners there. I
21:56
Speaker 3: mean he was almost running the program then, wasn't he.
21:59
Speaker 3: You know, I'm saying you.
22:00
Speaker 2: Can do it. If you want double two three, double
22:02
Speaker 2: o double o before We're going to get to the
22:03
Speaker 2: news very very shortly. But on the text line, I
22:06
Speaker 2: was going to mention this at the start, but I didn't.
22:08
Speaker 2: What's going on in the text lines Mark from Finden.
22:10
Speaker 2: He simply says, Hey, Lindy, how are your Crows boys going?
22:14
Speaker 7: Go?
22:15
Speaker 2: Power? From Mark?
22:17
Speaker 3: This is brilliant.
22:17
Speaker 2: I haven't won a game since.
22:19
Speaker 3: Do you have any audio of lindit? No you don't.
22:21
Speaker 3: You did have it recently? She called up, folks if
22:24
Speaker 3: you miss this one? And the Crows won and the
22:26
Speaker 3: port Adelaide power lost and she just gave Lindy a
22:30
Speaker 3: punders cave everyone to. Oh goodness, she was up and
22:34
Speaker 3: about about the Crows. Are you listening line?
22:36
Speaker 5: Where are you?
22:37
Speaker 2: She's been awfully quiet. Didn't hear on post much as well?
22:40
Speaker 2: The other night after the Crows boys, and I think, Lindy,
22:43
Speaker 2: the only way you can really get rid of the
22:46
Speaker 2: Hecks or the jinx is coming early breakfast and apologize
22:49
Speaker 2: because he came in with full gusto after that first win.
22:52
Speaker 2: But no good and it ever since.
22:53
Speaker 3: Well, the Crows are one and three, put Adelada two
22:55
Speaker 3: and two. The proofs in the pudding at the moment,
22:57
Speaker 3: isn't it exactly? We'll get to that in Sport with
23:00
Speaker 3: Tom Ran looking forward to that coming up very shortly.
23:02
Speaker 3: But if you've got any reflections around Easter Long weekend,
23:04
Speaker 3: we'd love to know.
23:05
Speaker 4: What did you get up to? What did you see?
23:07
Speaker 3: Did you go to a town that was, you know,
23:09
Speaker 3: just as busy as it usually would, or did you
23:11
Speaker 3: go somewhere that was a little bit quieter. Our listeners,
23:14
Speaker 3: our audience, your our eyes and ears on the ground
23:17
Speaker 3: would love to know that. On eight double two three
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Speaker 3: double O double OW New.
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Speaker 2: Time with Matthew Pantellis, Wow, what a.
23:21
Speaker 7: Weekend to football?
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Speaker 1: Need me Henry and Sam Dado five double a early breakfast.
23:34
Speaker 2: Six minutes to six on this Tuesday morning after a
23:40
Speaker 2: nice long weekend, Quintin on the text line Lad's Easter
23:44
Speaker 2: equals family, food, fun, footy, great four days had by
23:49
Speaker 2: this family, Our team's one port Swan's free o but
23:53
Speaker 2: not my son's. Now the good diet starts jump on
23:57
Speaker 2: the text line eight double two three double O double
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Speaker 2: or O double Oh wait thirteen ninety five. If you
24:02
Speaker 2: enjoyed your Easter Long weekend, what'd you get up to.
24:05
Speaker 3: Tommy Wren just moments away for a sporting update. But yeah,
24:07
Speaker 3: I would like to know what everyone did for Easter?
24:10
Speaker 4: Please?
24:10
Speaker 3: What a funny, quirky way to celebrate to talk about
24:15
Speaker 3: what you did?
24:16
Speaker 4: Call up?
24:17
Speaker 3: Did you eat Easter eggs? Did you have a long lunch?
24:20
Speaker 3: Did you go away? We put an angle on the
24:23
Speaker 3: tourism perspective. There's Sammy didn't we the caravan parks? I
24:27
Speaker 3: think we're probably a little bit emptier than what they
24:29
Speaker 3: usually would be. Eggs? Can we talk about eggs? Just quickly?
24:33
Speaker 3: I mean my girlfriend got me eggs. I just kept
24:35
Speaker 3: appearing out of nowhere. How many eggs is too many
24:37
Speaker 3: eggs for Easter?
24:38
Speaker 2: Are you a easter Are you a chocolate guy who
24:41
Speaker 2: just devours Easter eggs?
24:42
Speaker 3: No?
24:43
Speaker 2: So they're just going to sit around because.
24:45
Speaker 3: Chocolate's so rich. Once you have a little bit of it,
24:46
Speaker 3: you get sick of it. That's not something you can
24:48
Speaker 3: just continually eat. It's not a cracker. Do you agree
24:51
Speaker 3: with that?
24:51
Speaker 2: On Yeah, I'm not a big chocolate guy. I'll have
24:53
Speaker 2: my only chocolate I indulge in. Really is tim Tams? Okay?
24:57
Speaker 2: If you open a packet of Tim Tams around me,
25:00
Speaker 2: ain't last and lost, they are gone.
25:03
Speaker 4: The latest inscorse with Tom.
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Speaker 2: Morning, Tom Me a lot going on in the sporting world.
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Speaker 13: Yes, it certainly is. Yeah, I'm with you too, Tim,
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Speaker 13: TAM's great.
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Speaker 4: I love him. Ice cold in the fridge.
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Speaker 2: No, no room temperature, room temperature. They're more flavorful, They're
25:20
Speaker 2: more tasty. They melt in your mouth. I'm a big
25:22
Speaker 2: Tim dam kind of sign. It's got to be the original, Tom.
25:25
Speaker 2: I don't want any of this fancy double coat, chop
25:27
Speaker 2: chip mince double coat. Just give me the original.
25:30
Speaker 4: The only thing we disagree on is that I like
25:32
Speaker 4: him in the fridge.
25:33
Speaker 3: I can't believe there's people that don't like him in
25:34
Speaker 3: the fridge. Yeah, chocolate, honestly in the worse so much better.
25:40
Speaker 2: It has less flavor.
25:41
Speaker 3: It just annoys me.
25:45
Speaker 13: What a weekend? Where do we start? Should we start
25:48
Speaker 13: with the most recent thing? Perhaps the game yesterday was
25:51
Speaker 13: unbelievable Easter Monday. You sometimes have your faith, you know,
25:56
Speaker 13: eaten away at the quality of some of the games
25:58
Speaker 13: that are played and things that happened. But with a
26:01
Speaker 13: game like yes, I think everyone says, how good is football?
26:04
Speaker 13: Let's ever listen to how the match finished up between
26:07
Speaker 13: the Hawks and the Cats.
26:09
Speaker 14: At a time like this works failu battle has the
26:14
Speaker 14: last kick. They don't even to play anything else. I
26:18
Speaker 14: reckon he's because he kicked the goal up. Now I've
26:23
Speaker 14: got so nice it doesn't matter.
26:26
Speaker 2: Thank you.
26:26
Speaker 4: Both team sports by.
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Speaker 13: Points and that was on five double. A amazing game.
26:35
Speaker 13: Jack Gunston with the point with about a minute to play.
26:38
Speaker 13: It's his seventeenth season. He's saying he wants to play
26:41
Speaker 13: unto an eighteenth Many pan tell Us had that in
26:43
Speaker 13: the news.
26:43
Speaker 4: Just an amazing game of football. How good was it?
26:47
Speaker 3: I couldn't agree more money in a world and in
26:51
Speaker 3: life when everything just seems so bloody miserable at times.
26:54
Speaker 3: Wasn't it great to just sit back and enjoy that spectacle.
26:57
Speaker 4: They're two very good sides.
26:59
Speaker 13: And you know the Cats just every year you think
27:01
Speaker 13: they're going to sort of fall away a little bit.
27:03
Speaker 4: They produce great football.
27:05
Speaker 13: They normally win those against Hawthorne on Easter Monday, but
27:08
Speaker 13: the Hawks finally get them back, so it was a
27:10
Speaker 13: really good win for Hawthorne.
27:11
Speaker 2: We have a really quirky game, don't we, Where you
27:14
Speaker 2: want to always try and score a goal, you want
27:16
Speaker 2: your six points. But in a world where draws exist,
27:19
Speaker 2: and I love a draw, and I don't know what
27:21
Speaker 2: you two feel about a draw, but the suspense around
27:23
Speaker 2: a drawer, to me is just fascinating. But eighty thousand
27:27
Speaker 2: people can get up and cheer or be annoyed at
27:30
Speaker 2: a single point being scored with about a minute ago.
27:32
Speaker 13: It's the most important poster I think Jack Gunston's probably
27:35
Speaker 13: ever had.
27:36
Speaker 4: I'm not a huge fan of the draw. I've got
27:38
Speaker 4: to admit. Really, yeah, I don't love it.
27:41
Speaker 2: If you're asking me, it was just sort of the
27:42
Speaker 2: Grand Final replay.
27:44
Speaker 13: I was working in Melbourne when that happened. It wasn't
27:47
Speaker 13: great because it meant we all had to do another
27:49
Speaker 13: week perhaps. And now I'm glad they've finally gone away
27:53
Speaker 13: with that and they go with extra time. I actually
27:55
Speaker 13: don't mind the idea of bringing extra time for normal matches,
27:58
Speaker 13: although I understand players injuries. All of that already is
28:02
Speaker 13: pretty big speaking. I don't want to dart straight over
28:06
Speaker 13: to basketball.
28:07
Speaker 2: But we're talking about overtime.
28:08
Speaker 13: We're talking about overtime, so maybe we'll go there. I'm
28:11
Speaker 13: sure you watched the I was screaming watching that game.
28:15
Speaker 13: I mean it's a it's a finger roll away. You
28:17
Speaker 13: know when Cotton goes to the game winner with three
28:20
Speaker 13: seconds to go, you know the layout and it's fifteen
28:24
Speaker 13: seconds away his island. Cheadham has a jumper that he misses.
28:26
Speaker 13: It would have put them four points up, game over.
28:28
Speaker 13: It just wasn't meant to be. Was that he's shattering.
28:31
Speaker 2: This is how it ended for the third time in
28:34
Speaker 2: the last five years.
28:35
Speaker 15: Sidney rains as kids put the NBL jungle.
28:43
Speaker 14: Hendrack Davis comes over a depth of up.
28:47
Speaker 15: There's sixth crown means ten time champions.
28:51
Speaker 14: Perth are the only NBL team with more titles than
28:54
Speaker 14: sifting to win it.
28:56
Speaker 2: And I thought the way that they kept in front
28:58
Speaker 2: most of the game was not how I saw it happening.
29:01
Speaker 2: But when we blew a couple of those leads late
29:04
Speaker 2: in the fourth, I thought, if this goes to overtime,
29:06
Speaker 2: we're in trouble.
29:07
Speaker 4: Yeah, spot on savvy.
29:08
Speaker 13: I think they gave so much and they were starting
29:10
Speaker 13: to get into four trouble kose of each got found
29:13
Speaker 13: out that they just looked exhausted and the crowd was overwhelming.
29:17
Speaker 13: Eighteen and a half thousand, biggest ever Mbio Crawd. It
29:20
Speaker 13: was a brilliant final. But it's it's shattering, you know.
29:24
Speaker 13: It's a it's about of a ball, it's a tip
29:27
Speaker 13: off a you know, the glass, it's all of that.
29:30
Speaker 13: You know better than anyone. It's it's those millimeters, those inches.
29:34
Speaker 13: We could well be talking about the twenty four year
29:37
Speaker 13: drought being broken, not to be, but goodness, it's a
29:40
Speaker 13: it's a bit of pel to swallow.
29:41
Speaker 3: So if butts and candy nuts. But if we did
29:44
Speaker 3: get up, where would that rank in terms of South
29:46
Speaker 3: Australian sporting events in your time?
29:48
Speaker 4: It's right up there.
29:49
Speaker 13: I mean if they had a one on the road
29:51
Speaker 13: game five, hostile crowd.
29:54
Speaker 3: For all that rubbish too in the meeting, just to
29:58
Speaker 3: get opportunity because we were so close.
30:00
Speaker 13: Like it was so close, and when Cotton hit that
30:02
Speaker 13: three to put them seven points up with two and
30:05
Speaker 13: a half three minutes to go, I think.
30:06
Speaker 4: We all thought home.
30:08
Speaker 13: Yeah, but it was always Sydney just kept on coming,
30:11
Speaker 13: kept on and look credit to them. Davis was really
30:13
Speaker 13: big down the stretch. He was huge, but so.
30:16
Speaker 4: It was Cotton. It was. It was a great final.
30:19
Speaker 13: You got to tip your cap sometimes just off your
30:22
Speaker 13: cap and we've threw gritted tee say, well played Sydney,
30:27
Speaker 13: albeit you know, frustrating quickly on the foot as well.
30:32
Speaker 4: Port one.
30:32
Speaker 13: It was a I called that game. They did what
30:36
Speaker 13: they had to. Not the most convincing performance I've ever seen.
30:39
Speaker 13: It wasn't a great game, but they did it. And
30:42
Speaker 13: the Crows again a bit like the six as they
30:46
Speaker 13: got in front, they probably should have won. But that's
30:49
Speaker 13: the third game. Now they've lost by eight points or less.
30:51
Speaker 13: They've got to find a way to start winning those
30:53
Speaker 13: because that's the difference between top four or finishing eighth,
30:56
Speaker 13: ninth or tenth and playing in a playing game.
30:59
Speaker 4: So you know they've got some work to do.
31:01
Speaker 3: Well, Rennie, it's very very funny that you say that,
31:03
Speaker 3: because we're going to get to the detail of those
31:05
Speaker 3: games for our Port fans and Crows fans. But there
31:08
Speaker 3: is one particular listener who enjoys a Crow's win more
31:12
Speaker 3: than anyone. Some of our Texters have been interested in,
31:15
Speaker 3: you know where she may be. Lindy from Kapunda has
31:20
Speaker 3: called in. Lindy. Lots of people have lots of questions,
31:23
Speaker 3: good morning.
31:25
Speaker 7: Good morning darlings, and how are you all going? And
31:28
Speaker 7: and now all to the pork fans.
31:29
Speaker 6: Happy merry Christmas year.
31:32
Speaker 3: Now, now, Lindy, where was this kind of cheer and
31:35
Speaker 3: spirit when the Crows were one and zero and Port Adelaide,
31:38
Speaker 3: you know, started the year like a house on burning down?
31:43
Speaker 7: Well, the Craws, islady, bending down? Are they? If they
31:45
Speaker 7: don't start winning? I want to get my whip out
31:47
Speaker 7: to them boys, I tell you right.
31:49
Speaker 3: Right, Well, I think everyone's just been curiously because, you know,
31:52
Speaker 3: you kind of suggested that the Port Adelaide power were
31:55
Speaker 3: no good and the Crows were going beautiful.
31:56
Speaker 7: Now they've been paying the bottom side. Some needs come on,
32:00
Speaker 7: they're playing the bottom side.
32:01
Speaker 3: Okay, okay, Well, I don't know, Lindy. I'm just looking
32:03
Speaker 3: at the ladder. I'm trying to do the math here.
32:06
Speaker 15: Well, don't worry about that.
32:07
Speaker 7: We've got three games at home and they're all win
32:09
Speaker 7: the ball. But I'll tell you what they got cart
32:12
Speaker 7: in this week. They better win by one hundred points
32:14
Speaker 7: and otherwise I'm going to get the big stick.
32:17
Speaker 4: Out, I think, Lindyll.
32:20
Speaker 13: I think they'll be all right this week. You'll be
32:22
Speaker 13: all right this week, Lindy. I think they'll pump carton.
32:24
Speaker 15: Yeah, that's all right.
32:25
Speaker 7: I love the croze and I don't like port day.
32:28
Speaker 7: I think you realize I don't like a bit like RAWI.
32:31
Speaker 15: Craze in one eye and crazs in the other eye.
32:35
Speaker 3: Lindy, good monighting.
32:35
Speaker 4: We absolutely love having you on.
32:37
Speaker 3: Just just quickly, if we clip it up, I might send
32:39
Speaker 3: it to a few of the boys ahead to gather
32:40
Speaker 3: and if you were to kind of pump them up
32:42
Speaker 3: for fifteen seconds, if you could do a bit of
32:44
Speaker 3: a pump up for the boys, could you give us
32:45
Speaker 3: a bit of a pump up please?
32:47
Speaker 7: Oh it's early in the morning. I'll wake up the
32:49
Speaker 7: boom and Madpie.
32:50
Speaker 3: What would you kind of say to them? What's the
32:52
Speaker 3: message you feel Matthew Nicks? Lindy, what are you kind
32:54
Speaker 3: of saying?
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Speaker 15: I'll say to Matthew Nicks, put your players in the
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Speaker 15: positions that they like to play, and stop bloody this
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Speaker 15: crap with players changing them all the time and whoever's
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Speaker 15: doing the training with them. Stop with all the injuries,
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Speaker 15: because this is the problem.
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Speaker 7: The new trainer we've got.
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Speaker 15: Is no good.
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Speaker 7: Get rid of him. He's hopeless.
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Speaker 15: You don't have all your football players. It's go to
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Speaker 15: training and get hurt and what trainer players footballers in
33:23
Speaker 15: a forty d degree heat. It's ridiculous.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, great call, and the well said, I will clip
33:28
Speaker 3: that up and I will send that to the voice
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Speaker 3: five and find up for a big, big gather round
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Speaker 3: running good stuff.
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Speaker 2: I love it.
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Speaker 4: Yeah. Look, the Crows I tend to grow.
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Speaker 13: I think they've got a good run coming up for
33:40
Speaker 13: the next six weeks. So so Port have got a difficult run.
33:42
Speaker 13: But the Crows, like I said, really good teams. They
33:46
Speaker 13: win those games and you lose the occasional one like
33:49
Speaker 13: Gelong yesterday. They've lost three now and they could easily
33:54
Speaker 13: be three in one and probably should be, but they're not.
33:56
Speaker 13: They're one and three, so they've got to start winning
33:59
Speaker 13: those tighte one Carlton this week at home. They've got
34:02
Speaker 13: a few injury concerns. Darcy Foggerty already been ruled out,
34:05
Speaker 13: Taylor Walker still looking like he's pretty sore. There's a
34:09
Speaker 13: few players in fact that we're sort of nurse through training.
34:12
Speaker 13: The coach yesterday, Matty Nicks, admitted that Riley Philthorpe's got
34:15
Speaker 13: a bad back and he's being nursed through as well.
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Speaker 4: So they're not without some concerns at the moment.
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Speaker 3: The Crows hang on, Readie hang on. So they've got
34:23
Speaker 3: Foggedy's got a saw back. Philthorpe's got a saw back.
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Speaker 3: Text looks like he's a little bit Soy. He looked
34:28
Speaker 3: a little bit ginger at times during the game. Albeit
34:30
Speaker 3: he's okay, Rankin looks a little bit underdone or in
34:34
Speaker 3: regards to his form, Saligo is one hundred percent underdone
34:38
Speaker 3: as to where he'd usually been at this start of
34:40
Speaker 3: the year. Plus they've got guys who actually aren't up
34:42
Speaker 3: for selections. So all of a sudden, as you said,
34:44
Speaker 3: the injury, this is mounting and if you go and fall,
34:47
Speaker 3: you know, below the ledger too far into the season,
34:50
Speaker 3: it's a long way back, makes it.
34:51
Speaker 4: Hard, makes it really hard when you're chasing your tail.
34:53
Speaker 13: As we know, you know, the beauty of winning games
34:55
Speaker 13: early in the season is you can then afford that
34:57
Speaker 13: luxury of okay management a week off or you know,
35:01
Speaker 13: you want to sit this one out.
35:02
Speaker 4: They can't do that.
35:04
Speaker 13: Now there are ten positions up for grabs, But do
35:08
Speaker 13: you really want to be finishing seventh, eighth, ninth or
35:10
Speaker 13: tenth and winning five finals to make you know, win
35:14
Speaker 13: the Grand Final. It's next to impossible, isn't it. So yeah,
35:17
Speaker 13: it makes it really really hard. They've just got to win.
35:21
Speaker 13: They have just got to win a couple of games
35:23
Speaker 13: of football. And Lindy's right, they need to know stop
35:26
Speaker 13: getting the injuries. They need to be healthy. That was
35:29
Speaker 13: something they were last year. All year they had the
35:31
Speaker 13: best injury list. It's amazing how when you've got a
35:34
Speaker 13: good injury list it correlates to being right at the
35:36
Speaker 13: top of the ladder. They need to stay healthy and
35:39
Speaker 13: they need to win games and footy and they need
35:40
Speaker 13: to win those close ones.
35:41
Speaker 2: Yeah, excell, gather around this Weekend's your what's your big
35:45
Speaker 2: other than Port and Crows. What's the thoughts of the
35:47
Speaker 2: game you're most looking forward to?
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Speaker 4: There's a couple.
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Speaker 13: I think Sydney and Gold Coast should be a ripper that.
35:54
Speaker 13: That's a really difficult one to pick. I'm fascinated to
35:57
Speaker 13: see how the Sun's just from a pure football perspective,
36:00
Speaker 13: fascinated to see how the Suns respond after getting towed
36:03
Speaker 13: up by Melbourne. Melbourne were as impressive as anyone over
36:06
Speaker 13: the weekend, you know, just in terms of expectation as
36:09
Speaker 13: opposed to output.
36:11
Speaker 4: And Sydney I think are really good.
36:13
Speaker 13: Like they they destroyed West Coast, who it had back
36:16
Speaker 13: to back wins.
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Speaker 2: That was I think.
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Speaker 13: I've picked them for the Grand Final Sydney at the
36:20
Speaker 13: start of the season and they've got a few injuries
36:23
Speaker 13: themselves with Golden out and a couple of others, but
36:25
Speaker 13: they look really good. So I reckon that's probably the
36:28
Speaker 13: game of the rand and I'm really interested to see,
36:31
Speaker 13: you know, hopefully as many people coming together around i know,
36:34
Speaker 13: cost of living, fuel, et cetera. I'll be interested to
36:37
Speaker 13: see if that has a major impact. But I'm hoping
36:40
Speaker 13: that people still get over and watch what should be
36:42
Speaker 13: hopefully a great weekend of putty.
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Speaker 2: Good on you boys, plenty of sport happening this week.
36:47
Speaker 2: We'll be speaking to Tommy of course every day this week.
36:49
Speaker 2: Where was it built up to gather around if you've
36:52
Speaker 2: got plans, if you know people are making a trip over,
36:55
Speaker 2: if you're rolling out the swag on the back lawn
36:57
Speaker 2: or the couch for someone let us know, a double
36:59
Speaker 2: two three, double low. We're going to get to a
37:02
Speaker 2: quick break. But on the text line, Michael Boys, Port
37:04
Speaker 2: Elliot and Middleton, we're standing room only this Easter weekend.
37:08
Speaker 2: Also Peter, good morning Sam and that extra time should
37:11
Speaker 2: be played in the event of a drawer in the AFL.
37:13
Speaker 3: Interesting, you know, good thoughts on that one. The really
37:16
Speaker 3: interesting topic though, getting some traction on the text line
37:19
Speaker 3: which I want to talk about is Tim Tams. So
37:23
Speaker 3: Quentin said, if chocolate and tim Tams were meant for
37:25
Speaker 3: the fridge, they would be stored in the fridge.
37:27
Speaker 4: Wells et cetera.
37:28
Speaker 13: Debate, overn't agree more with you and.
37:31
Speaker 3: With you Sammy needs to be room temp love the original, however,
37:34
Speaker 3: don't mind the mango ones, oh sally?
37:36
Speaker 2: Okay? Well, then, in light of Easter being over eight
37:39
Speaker 2: double two to three double low doublo, where do you
37:41
Speaker 2: store your chocolate? Are you a fridge or a covered
37:44
Speaker 2: sort of operator?
37:45
Speaker 3: Well, usually i'd shut this down because I think it's unimportant. However,
37:49
Speaker 3: I think this is important though I want some support
37:52
Speaker 3: for the fridges. I can't believe there isn't more people
37:55
Speaker 3: suggesting the fridge is the play because chocolate out of
37:58
Speaker 3: the fridge are white choky.
37:59
Speaker 4: Oh oh mamma.
38:01
Speaker 3: It is absolutely scrummedly doucious out of the fridge.
38:04
Speaker 2: White chocolate ten to six Jump of the phones, Hey
38:06
Speaker 2: double two three double O double O.
38:09
Speaker 1: Need me Henry and Sam Dado five double A early breakfast.
38:15
Speaker 2: Seven minutes to six. The debate of where the chocolate
38:19
Speaker 2: should be stored is going absolutely bonkers on the text
38:22
Speaker 2: line Mark in Finlace, Markey and Finder, and I should
38:26
Speaker 2: say we spoke about him before he said fridge Tim
38:28
Speaker 2: TAM's the best, Michael Boys, A frozen Tim Tam is amazing.
38:32
Speaker 2: A frozen Tim Tam slam is even better. Rob Tim
38:36
Speaker 2: Tams or chocolate in the fridge, guys, I also go
38:39
Speaker 2: to the Bodlow and buy my beer off the shelf
38:42
Speaker 2: and for the best taste put it in the fridge.
38:44
Speaker 2: Cold chocolate is the best. And Raymond chocolate, especially fruit
38:48
Speaker 2: and nuts, Snickers and Mars bars from the freezer for me,
38:52
Speaker 2: love the hardness of the caramel shattering every bite. Now
38:55
Speaker 2: I'm still chocolate in the cupboard.
38:57
Speaker 4: So this is so.
38:58
Speaker 3: Pleasing that I've got some support for choking in the fridge.
39:01
Speaker 3: I think it's a no brainer. I just isn't it
39:03
Speaker 3: funny how different kind of takes buds work. Some people
39:06
Speaker 3: like different things, and that's what's It's chocolate democracy. Isn't
39:09
Speaker 3: it now now, Sammy, I drove as I said from
39:13
Speaker 3: you know our listeners, and I don't want to bore them.
39:15
Speaker 3: But I did have a great Easter long weekend. I
39:16
Speaker 3: went to probably my favorite place in the world, that
39:19
Speaker 3: is Port Lincoln. I did some fishing, went out to
39:21
Speaker 3: the islands, all that Dad had at who cares? Right
39:25
Speaker 3: when I drove back and I'm a Toyota man, Sammy,
39:28
Speaker 3: are you a Toyota man?
39:29
Speaker 2: You're a holding man.
39:31
Speaker 3: Also, I'm a Toyoda man, living bread Toyotas. However, I've
39:34
Speaker 3: got one of the new highluxes. I must admit. Some
39:36
Speaker 3: of the new senses, my friend, are driving me absolutely nuts.
39:40
Speaker 3: And it got me thinking, what's been created, you know,
39:43
Speaker 3: in order to make our life easier, or suggests that
39:46
Speaker 3: that can make our life easier, but it's actually just
39:48
Speaker 3: making our life harder. Car sensors are one enough, beeping enough, laine,
39:53
Speaker 3: assist enough, just keeping up with the car in front
39:56
Speaker 3: of your rubbish. No, I don't need it. I've got
39:59
Speaker 3: a pedal and a break mate. We've been using it
40:01
Speaker 3: since what the fifties, Like no drama's there self serve
40:05
Speaker 3: checkouts really starting to give me the You know what, Well,
40:08
Speaker 3: you go to a supermarket and there's no one attending
40:11
Speaker 3: the normal checkout. I mean, what the heck? It's not
40:15
Speaker 3: up to me.
40:16
Speaker 2: I thought I can work with someone. I don't have
40:19
Speaker 2: to scam my own stuff.
40:20
Speaker 3: Please, let's give a young person a job. They can
40:23
Speaker 3: earn some money to go and go to the movies
40:25
Speaker 3: or do all that. I don't care how old they are.
40:26
Speaker 3: I'll have a chat them house your day. Whatever helped
40:28
Speaker 3: me self serve checkout is really starting to give me
40:31
Speaker 3: the again. You know what's digital apps? Oh my god?
40:34
Speaker 3: How many apps do we need the government? Especially my
40:37
Speaker 3: goodness apps? Oh ai assistants, no people on call centers.
40:43
Speaker 3: Oh I just want to drop punt that through the
40:46
Speaker 3: boundary line. That just frustrates the heck out of me.
40:51
Speaker 3: Parking apps, I mean, what the heck? What's happened to
40:54
Speaker 3: our normal parking systems? Why is parking now an app?
40:56
Speaker 3: Why do I have to download that on my mobile phone?
40:59
Speaker 3: I mean, what if I didn't bring my mobile? Find
41:00
Speaker 3: a dinner a shock? Wouldn't that be a shock?
41:02
Speaker 2: I've got one for you? What streaming services? My life
41:05
Speaker 2: was a hell of a lot easier when you didn't
41:07
Speaker 2: have a thousand movies to pick from, Then you can't
41:09
Speaker 2: pick a movie because you don't know what to choose.
41:11
Speaker 2: Just put it on at seven thirty on Channel nine
41:12
Speaker 2: and I'll watch it.
41:13
Speaker 3: And go to TV. Streaming service. I don't have one.
41:16
Speaker 3: You don't don't have one. I don't own or have
41:18
Speaker 3: one streaming service. I don't have a TV.
41:20
Speaker 2: Yeah, look that doesn't surprise me.
41:22
Speaker 3: QR menus, who the heck is ordering off a bloody
41:25
Speaker 3: QR menu?
41:26
Speaker 2: I love a QR menu, do you really? Oh my goodness, yeah,
41:29
Speaker 2: I'll go down the QR Menu're out? All right?
41:32
Speaker 3: Well there's me complaining for a while. This is supposed
41:34
Speaker 3: to be a positive program things I enjoy. But now, seriously,
41:37
Speaker 3: the car sensors and I will admit now I'm with
41:39
Speaker 3: you on that twyder Man. I've had a land Cruise
41:41
Speaker 3: that's seventy nine series. I had that just had zero
41:43
Speaker 3: bells and whistles. That's what I loved about it. I
41:45
Speaker 3: don't need all the tech, any of this rubbish. I
41:47
Speaker 3: just want a normal vehicle that gets me to way
41:50
Speaker 3: to be. It doesn't need to beep at me when
41:51
Speaker 3: I'm five feet away from another car.
41:53
Speaker 2: We might have to continue this one tomorrow because self
41:56
Speaker 2: service checkouts and car assistance, all right, I just they
42:00
Speaker 2: do my head in anyway. But we are out of time, David,
42:02
Speaker 2: and we are coming up for five double A breakfasts
42:05
Speaker 2: after the six o'clock news with Matthew pan tell Us
42:07
Speaker 2: and Tom Brenn. Big week in Adelaide as we build
42:10
Speaker 2: up to gather around the twenty twenty sixth edition. Neddie
42:12
Speaker 2: will be back same time tomorrow.
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Speaker 1: See you then need Met Henry and Sam daddo Fine
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Speaker 1: double A early breakfast