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Should men be shirtless in public? · Toni, Jase & Sam - Breakfast Catchup

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Speaker 1: Coast Breakfast brought to you by Bargain Chemist their policy
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Speaker 2: Tony Jason Sam's feel Good Breakfast Can't Shut podcast.
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Speaker 1: Today on the show, we talked about why a dark
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Speaker 1: room without any minuscule speck of the light is going
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Speaker 1: to keep us happy.
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Speaker 3: That's right, speaking of a dark room, pretty woman.
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Speaker 4: It's reviewed by our twenty two year old producer and
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Speaker 4: I don't want to give too much away.
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Speaker 5: But she quite like it.
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Speaker 6: It's given quite a lot of way speaking of dark
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Speaker 6: I don't want to give any anything more away. I've
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Speaker 6: never a twelve rosies amazing. Also, what do you honestly
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Speaker 6: think about when a guy takes his shirt off in
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Speaker 6: public and not on the beach in the swimming pool either.
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Speaker 6: British people have had this say, and so of Keiwies
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Speaker 6: and you can hear what they said today, Fruits. Today's Tuesday, right,
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Speaker 6: which means we're forty eight hours away from game day.
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Speaker 3: Fifty two.
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Speaker 4: I think by the time you've got into the afternoon, oh,
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Speaker 4: the game day, I mean, yeahh I.
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Speaker 1: Don't know about you too, but I'm starting to go, h,
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Speaker 1: what's the best to sort of approach here? In terms
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Speaker 1: of keeping the body and getting the body through it.
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Speaker 1: Because we had our first training session yesterday and we
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Speaker 1: were all of it pooped after about five minutes. Now
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Speaker 1: each quarter is approximately eight to ten minutes. That's times four.
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Speaker 1: I don't know how we're going to last a whole game.
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Speaker 3: Do you know what got me? It was the ball
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Speaker 3: denial when we were doing the center pass.
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Speaker 4: And yesid I found out you don't do the snatchy
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Speaker 4: thing in the center pass anymore.
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Speaker 1: He means the toss up that you used to do
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Speaker 1: if two people put their hand on the ball. Do
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Speaker 1: you ever started the game with a toss By the way,
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Speaker 1: it was only if two people grabbed the ball at
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Speaker 1: the same time.
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Speaker 3: Do they still do the toss in no sense?
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Speaker 1: No they don't.
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Speaker 3: Great part of the game gone anyway. The thing that
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Speaker 3: got me was ball denial. So Tony was trying to
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Speaker 3: throw the center passa Jason. I was trying to stop
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Speaker 3: him kind the ball.
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Speaker 4: Hurtling back and forth. I did like three shuttles on
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Speaker 4: the ground.
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Speaker 6: I tell you, honestly, much respect for their ballers, because
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Speaker 6: it's hard on your knees, is half on your ankles,
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Speaker 6: hold on your toes on the lungs high on the
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Speaker 6: lungs out of the skill.
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Speaker 1: Do you know what's starting to happen now? A lot
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Speaker 1: of the netballers that we've got confirmed they're texting me. So,
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Speaker 1: for example, I had a text from Medean Wilson last
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Speaker 1: night and she said, I'm currently sitting with a wheaty
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Speaker 1: pack on my neck. I've been snowboarding all week and
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Speaker 1: i can't even to my neck. So he's all of
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Speaker 1: these sort of and restarting to creep it.
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Speaker 6: Thing for us.
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Speaker 3: My favorite thing about yesterday is how Jason was kind
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Speaker 3: of letting us all know that the thing that no
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Speaker 3: one was about to pick up on was.
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Speaker 4: The bouts pass, like he had invented something that no
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Speaker 4: one was going to.
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Speaker 6: You hardly see that in the game.
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Speaker 1: It was amazing you were passing to me and even
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Speaker 1: I couldn't pick it up on it because it went
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Speaker 1: behind me.
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Speaker 6: That's what I mean, you see nobody sees it anyways.
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Speaker 6: Our charity netble meant is all go. We're going to
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Speaker 6: tell you who were going to try and try and
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Speaker 6: lock him because yesterday was one of the great days
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Speaker 6: we locked in the goat in a boat. Dame Lisa
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Speaker 6: Carrington will play on Thursday night.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, we did the greatest ollypian New Zealand has ever had.
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Speaker 1: Anne apparently was a rep netballer as well.
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Speaker 6: Of course she was, we judge of that. Lisa, this
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Speaker 6: is what our team is good, all the details. If
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Speaker 6: you follow us on Instagram or Facebook at Coast Briefcaich
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Speaker 6: you'll see the details just there. When you think of
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Speaker 6: this song, what comes to mind.
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Speaker 7: It's super color, fragilistic, unidocious.
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Speaker 1: Even though the sound of it is something quite a
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Speaker 1: fruxious if you say it loud ing up, you're always
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Speaker 1: soundly concious.
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Speaker 6: Super because you know it's exactly sixty years ago today
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Speaker 6: we first heard that song. Mary Poppins is sixty today.
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Speaker 1: It's so good. Do you know what? That is so
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Speaker 1: present in my mind at the moment because the Auckland
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Speaker 1: Performing Arts Eppa. I've just been to Mary Poppins. I
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Speaker 1: literally just went to the production and it's such a
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Speaker 1: good musical and an even beat a movie.
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Speaker 6: I agree.
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Speaker 4: So how did that fit in terms of the introduction
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Speaker 4: of color?
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Speaker 6: Well, now it must have been ye, it was a year,
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Speaker 6: so it's twenty seventh of walks back in nineteen sixty four,
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Speaker 6: so they used cartoon with real and it was amazing.
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Speaker 6: It's one of those movies I don't get sick of watching.
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Speaker 6: I mean I can watch it over and over again.
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Speaker 6: The dancing birds, the choir, that the dudes in the tree,
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Speaker 6: it's I just love it.
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Speaker 1: That was nineteen sixty four, right, yes, was it? Of
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Speaker 1: It was just if I was nineteen thirty nine, Lily,
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Speaker 1: But we want.
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Speaker 6: To celebrate the films you can watch over and over
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Speaker 6: and over and never gets sick of. For me, it's
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Speaker 6: Mary Poppins. It's also Notebook. I love the note but
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Speaker 6: I watched it over and over again.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, that's what.
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Speaker 1: I Yeah, I love the Notebook. I could watch it
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Speaker 1: over and over. Do you know the movie that we're
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Speaker 1: watching over and over in our house in the moment
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Speaker 1: because the kids have got a fascination with it. It's
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Speaker 1: The Titanic, Oh Face two years. It's such a good movie,
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Speaker 1: and it is three hours long, so it's really it's
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Speaker 1: a really good one. If you want to settle in.
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Speaker 4: What about well, I mean there's obviously you know the
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Speaker 4: Disney films that your kids can you put on a repeat,
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Speaker 4: like Luca.
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Speaker 6: I have Luca on my house for five years on Frozen. Ya,
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Speaker 6: So what about you? What's the movie you can just
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Speaker 6: watch over and over and you have, You've watched it
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Speaker 6: so many times you're still not sick of it? Let
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Speaker 6: us know eight hundred double O four coast. I think
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Speaker 6: it takes to two six nine nine.
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Speaker 1: We were just having the discussion. There are certain movies
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Speaker 1: that you want to watch over and over again and
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Speaker 1: every time it feels new and exciting. Other movies you enjoy,
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Speaker 1: but you don't want to watch it twice.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, And what is that? Is it music that
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Speaker 3: makes that magic?
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Speaker 8: You know?
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Speaker 4: I think that's a recurring theme in the films we watch. Again,
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Speaker 4: are the songs?
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Speaker 1: Maybe that is it? Maybe it's a musical.
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Speaker 6: Background, because a lot of people on the text on
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Speaker 6: two six nine nine saying things like, you know, dirty
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Speaker 6: Dancing again, it's the song the Patrick Swayzey was so
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Speaker 6: good with this A Lisen she.
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Speaker 1: I just hear that, and I think I haven't watched
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Speaker 1: that in a while. I need to watch it again.
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Speaker 6: It's exactly it. Paula, what's the movie you can watch
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Speaker 6: over and over and never get stick off?
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Speaker 1: The Green Mile?
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Speaker 7: I still cry at the end of that one.
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Speaker 6: Oh, I get it.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, So that kind of blows the theory as well
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Speaker 4: that it's music based, isn't it, you know, because that's
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Speaker 4: just a beautiful movie.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, The Little Mouse, it's a.
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Speaker 1: Lot of yes, so well thought through that movie.
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Speaker 5: It is.
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Speaker 4: I think that I think that movie is based on
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Speaker 4: what's the what's the book?
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Speaker 6: I'll get back to you. What about You the movie
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Speaker 6: You can Never get sick off?
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Speaker 5: Rocky Horror Picture Show.
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Speaker 1: I love that.
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Speaker 9: Music.
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Speaker 7: It's just fantastic, you know.
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Speaker 5: Ms.
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Speaker 6: Have you been to Hamilton and seen the big statue
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Speaker 6: of Richard Bryan? Yeah, Rocky Horror Picture.
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Speaker 1: He's actually he's actually just released that. He's doing another
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Speaker 1: musical at the moment.
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Speaker 8: Yeah.
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Speaker 1: Wonderful, wonderfully talented man. And that's another one I need
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Speaker 1: to put back on the on the list. Susan Sarandan's Janet.
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Speaker 1: We need to go and watch that again.
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Speaker 6: And you go through Hamilton Victoria Street. This is the
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Speaker 6: set to of Richard O'Brien right there, and rightly so, Colin,
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Speaker 6: what about you the movie You never get sick of? Watching?
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Speaker 2: Grief the.
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Speaker 5: Living? John? John all right, John, all right. You had
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Speaker 5: the music, you had the beat, you had the party
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Speaker 5: at the sea.
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Speaker 3: You had the rides, the cats near, the songs, had
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Speaker 3: the love story.
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Speaker 10: I mean it was just gorgeous.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, no, I am so with you. And do you
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Speaker 1: know what the best musical I have seen this year,
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Speaker 1: hands down, was Kristen School's performance of Grease. And if
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Speaker 1: you go and see Grease on the stage, it gives
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Speaker 1: you all the feels of the movies. Well, it just
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Speaker 1: was such a great leerror as well, just so good.
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Speaker 3: It transports you to another time.
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Speaker 6: That's a year you so feel good. One last tixt
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Speaker 6: on two six nine nine. Guys, I've seen Top Gun
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Speaker 6: three hundred and twenty eight times, and yes, Maverick is
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Speaker 6: slowly catching up.
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Speaker 1: Wow, I love that you've written down every time. Good
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Speaker 1: on you.
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Speaker 6: Marrick's a good I actually think, in my opinion, Maverick
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Speaker 6: better than the original.
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Speaker 1: It's cool but cool.
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Speaker 6: Jason was better. Sequel was so good. Must we watch
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Speaker 6: it three hundred and twenty eight times?
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Speaker 1: I'm going to say the og but I like this
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Speaker 1: all right.
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Speaker 6: Rosie's our producer who has just seen Pretty Woman for
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Speaker 6: the very first time.
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Speaker 1: Rosie, Hello, Yeah, I did.
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Speaker 8: And I go into all of these movies so blind,
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Speaker 8: like I I know nothing about them. So when I
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Speaker 8: heard the title pretty Woman and the opening scene was
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Speaker 8: sex Workers, I was I was surprised. I still want
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Speaker 8: to talk to your parents about the fact that you
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Speaker 8: have watched all these movies. I just think they're not
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Speaker 8: that far off our ere Like, what are you guys
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Speaker 8: up to?
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Speaker 1: I mean, to be honest, A lot of them they go,
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Speaker 1: you've seen this movie, I.
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Speaker 8: Do not remember it, so what do you think. I
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Speaker 8: was pleasantly surprised when I thought when I when I
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Speaker 8: saw the sex workers at the beginning, I was like,
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Speaker 8: where the heck is this movie going? And then she
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Speaker 8: gets in the car with the businessman Richard, and I'm thinking,
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Speaker 8: surely this is not going to be a romance, like
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Speaker 8: how the hit can translation? Yeah, how can the situation
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Speaker 8: turn into a romance movie? And then the further into
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Speaker 8: it you get, the more I was like, Okay, I
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Speaker 8: kind of understand. I mean, it's about two people from
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Speaker 8: two completely different worlds finding things in common and.
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Speaker 1: Finding out who they really are beneath just their jobs
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Speaker 1: or just who people expect them to be. And I
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Speaker 1: just thought it was the best representation of that. I
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Speaker 1: love that You've really got the heart of the I
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Speaker 1: really love that you have.
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Speaker 6: Did you appreciate the iconic shopping scenes?
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Speaker 1: I loved it. Do you know that that.
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Speaker 6: Part of the movie did so much damage to Rodeo
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Speaker 6: Drive they actually had to employ people to try and
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Speaker 6: help out there, Rodeo Drive helpers. They still use those
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Speaker 6: people today. They dress in nice little suits and things.
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Speaker 6: They stand there and they help the shoppers because Rodeo
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Speaker 6: Drive got such a bad rap from that movie.
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Speaker 1: If you haven't seen the scene of that movie, essentially
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Speaker 1: what happens is she goes and dressed as a sex worker,
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Speaker 1: and they don't want to serve her, and she's got
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Speaker 1: the credit card of Richard Gere, and so she goes
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Speaker 1: back and does the famous line big mistake, Big mistake,
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Speaker 1: because now they don't get a customer.
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Speaker 8: She goes to another stock exactly and the clothes she
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Speaker 8: got one beautiful.
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Speaker 4: Unrealistic that I wasn't the whole theme of the movie. Don't
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Speaker 4: you think you well, just in terms of the likelihood
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Speaker 4: of that ever happening.
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Speaker 1: I reckon, I reckon. We've got some real life examples
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Speaker 1: rolling around in news Healer at the moment. Actually that
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Speaker 1: might the fact that it could happened's.
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Speaker 6: Going through the quartz all right? So as how how
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Speaker 6: many rosies would you give it?
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Speaker 1: I would give it eleven out of twelve rosies. It
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Speaker 1: was one of my favorite I love this And I
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Speaker 1: just asked specifically about Julia Roberts because she, to me,
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Speaker 1: has got a very special star quality. Did you feel
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Speaker 1: that absolutely?
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Speaker 8: And the fact that she went from playing I mean,
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Speaker 8: it was almost like she was playing two roles in
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Speaker 8: one movie, and she played both of them perfectly.
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Speaker 1: She was incredible.
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Speaker 8: And actually, when you think about the movie, there's like
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Speaker 8: the bath scene, and there's the and she's giggling and
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Speaker 8: the bath just like anyone would, right, and eating and
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Speaker 8: having dinner at a fancy restaurant, and she's got all
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Speaker 8: the different forks and she's doesn't know which one to
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Speaker 8: use exactly, and everyone else at the table was going, actually,
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Speaker 8: we all feel exactly the same, and you know, just
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Speaker 8: all these people from different worlds actually all just are
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Speaker 8: the same.
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Speaker 6: And then the more you do about the movie, even
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Speaker 6: the bits where you know, he snapped their jewelry box
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Speaker 6: shut and it gave her a fright parody that was
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Speaker 6: actually for really and she got a call by surprise
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Speaker 6: of the actual giggle is real. The movie was a
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Speaker 6: good part. He steps What did Richard do for a job?
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Speaker 6: He was a businessman. Keep that stuff off the books.
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Speaker 6: Feeling anything like summer today, they're wit and wild across
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Speaker 6: most of the country according to the Man Sam and
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Speaker 6: more flooding for Wellington.
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Speaker 4: Maybe well, it's just it's a really juicy front that's
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Speaker 4: kind of boardsiding the vast majority of the North Islands.
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Speaker 4: So yeah, wit for everyone. But the good news is
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Speaker 4: it kind of comes and goes. I'll go to yeah,
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Speaker 4: good to hear.
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Speaker 1: Not a good day though, to get top off as.
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Speaker 6: Not today, not today, This is what we want to
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Speaker 6: talk about.
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Speaker 9: Sixty my shirt to sexy?
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Speaker 6: What my shirt so sexy? The Daily Mail and The
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Speaker 6: Guardian have both write articles on how unacceptable this is,
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Speaker 6: but guys keep doing it. Men all over New Zealand
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Speaker 6: do it too. But here's what they say. Apparently three
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Speaker 6: quarters of British people say it's completely unacceptable for men
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Speaker 6: to remove their shirts in public, unless by the beach
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Speaker 6: or the pool. Seventy two percent of those of men,
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Speaker 6: seventy six percent of women say it's unacceptable.
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Speaker 1: I'm trying to picture a scenario like obviously at the
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Speaker 1: beach it's fine, or a pool. I'm trying to think
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Speaker 1: of a scenario where people would do it outside of that.
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Speaker 4: I'm just trying to think of why someone taking their
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Speaker 4: shirt off as making other people feel bad.
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Speaker 1: I reckon it's a bit well, oh yes, if you
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Speaker 1: took your shirt off it now I would feel bad.
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Speaker 1: I'll be like, why are you doing it? So it's
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Speaker 1: too early?
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Speaker 3: I would there's so good reason to do it right now.
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Speaker 1: What's a good reason outside of the beach, in the pool.
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Speaker 1: I'm just trying to think of a scenario.
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Speaker 4: Well, I picture this sunny day, you needed to get.
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Speaker 1: A little bit of exercise in exercise, fine, filling up
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Speaker 1: at the petrol station? Why would you do I don't know,
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Speaker 1: I've seen it.
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Speaker 4: It's a great point if there's motivation, If, for instance,
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Speaker 4: you have had a day at the beach, it is
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Speaker 4: one hundred percent acceptable shoots off.
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Speaker 1: Do you think it's okay if you've come from the
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Speaker 1: beach and you're stealing your dogs? Yeah? But then how
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Speaker 1: would you feel of I know how you probably feel
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Speaker 1: if you've got one filling up in the bikini because
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Speaker 1: they've just come from the beach. That would be weird.
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Speaker 6: None on my watch, not in my neighborhood, no way.
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Speaker 6: So what about you? What are your thoughts on this?
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Speaker 6: If around seventy five, then three quarters of British people
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Speaker 6: say this is unacceptable for guys to have no shirts
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Speaker 6: on the British this is a beach gold shut. Maybe
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Speaker 6: it is.
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Speaker 1: I have great pictures over there.
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Speaker 6: I made hundred double ow four coasts or Flings to
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Speaker 6: two six nine nine. What do you think, ladies you
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Speaker 6: see a guy with no shirt on? What are you thinking?
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Speaker 6: How do you feel when guys take the shirt to sixty?
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Speaker 1: My shirt to sixty?
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Speaker 6: What my shirts? So sex? A top top? Remember a
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Speaker 6: winter to be pitching taking your shirt up?
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Speaker 1: Yeah.
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Speaker 6: The reason I'm asking because it's in the Guardian and
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Speaker 6: the Daily Mail. They've got the result out of the
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Speaker 6: British British people pretalling to say that about seventy five
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Speaker 6: per cent of them that's unacceptable for guys to be
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Speaker 6: shirtless in public.
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Speaker 1: I think we've actually glazed over one of the key
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Speaker 1: things we need to consider here. Are we as just
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Speaker 1: a body judging exercise, because are people okay if the
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Speaker 1: body's not in peak condition.
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Speaker 6: They don't go into that sort of thing connect that.
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Speaker 1: I don't know. Who are these people that are taking
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Speaker 1: their shirts off?
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Speaker 3: What are you saying?
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Speaker 6: Is it okay? If you're a beautiful goddess of.
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Speaker 3: A man, it's totally fine.
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Speaker 4: But if it's the other way, I think not what
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Speaker 4: I'm saying, it's gonna be the right setting.
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Speaker 6: If you're interested to know, if you're at the beach
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Speaker 6: or a swithingful, I get it, that's your swim. We're right.
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Speaker 6: But outside of those places, I don't know. Maybe that's where.
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Speaker 6: Maybe that's what I've got to go. They not mean.
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Speaker 1: Here is a certain and I'm going to get criticized
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Speaker 1: when i say this, but there is a certain prima
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Speaker 1: donnas to people that take the shoot off and walk
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Speaker 1: around right.
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Speaker 3: Oh you've got it, flaunt it.
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Speaker 1: There is definitely that there's.
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Speaker 6: Something about it. Marie, what do you think that was
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Speaker 6: directed to me?
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Speaker 1: No, it wasn't. I didn't even look at you, Marie.
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Speaker 6: What do you think?
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Speaker 1: Yeah?
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Speaker 7: I mean if a guy wants to walk around without
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Speaker 7: a shirt on and he.
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Speaker 5: Looks good, then yeah, I'll have a look, there you go.
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Speaker 1: You're not the person that said if you guard it,
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Speaker 1: flawn it, if you ain't gut it, don't ruined my day.
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Speaker 1: That wasn't you on the text? Was it?
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Speaker 6: No?
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Speaker 7: No, no? I said, if I see a guy that
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Speaker 7: hasn't got a good body, it's just like I think
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Speaker 7: to most ye put it away, mate.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't agree with you.
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Speaker 4: I think there's a lovely sort of freedom about whatever
15:42
Speaker 4: the rig get it out, okay, Andrew.
15:46
Speaker 1: I feel like you'd be more judgmental of women if
15:48
Speaker 1: that was the case, if they did.
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Speaker 6: That, I think you judge of you guys. I'm probably
15:54
Speaker 6: a lot of people a guy by this, Andrew, what
15:57
Speaker 6: are your thoughts, mate?
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Speaker 9: I don't think there's a problem whether.
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Speaker 4: I think the problem over there is they only get
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Speaker 4: three days of sunlight, so.
16:04
Speaker 9: That's when they they need to get on time.
16:06
Speaker 6: But if you have a million lawns doing work around
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Speaker 6: your house a publem where people can see, you know,
16:11
Speaker 6: no problem, thank you. No lawns actually blows the theory on.
16:16
Speaker 4: There needs to be beach motivation because there is nothing
16:18
Speaker 4: there is no greater pure pleasure than mowing a lawn
16:21
Speaker 4: until you get a stone on the nipple.
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Speaker 1: You can mowing the lawns is a great reason to
16:28
Speaker 1: take your shirt, and I think it is. I think
16:30
Speaker 1: it's all about situational when someone has text and said
16:32
Speaker 1: it depends on the body, but definitely not acceptable in
16:35
Speaker 1: a corporate or a work environments. In our work environmental.
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Speaker 6: As a woman, what do you think, hi?
16:49
Speaker 7: I wrote it because I thought, you know, even in
16:52
Speaker 7: a shopping mall, it's totally unacceptable for anyone to remove
16:56
Speaker 7: their clothing. And I thought that by doing it, they're
17:01
Speaker 7: trying to make some sort of statement.
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Speaker 9: And yes, just totally the wrong environment. But if it's
17:07
Speaker 9: at the beach, that's at the pool, it's on a boat,
17:09
Speaker 9: yet it's fine. Petrol station I have a bit of
17:12
Speaker 9: a problem with if you know, if you have an accident.
17:15
Speaker 7: You stalk fuel on your set, it's another good look.
17:19
Speaker 9: And you know that that's fine going for a run
17:23
Speaker 9: in net although I have to say it was a
17:25
Speaker 9: bit odd seeing a guy out running useterday with no
17:28
Speaker 9: suit on. And this is later in the day, isn't it.
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Speaker 4: But I suspect a man flaunting himself on a cold
17:37
Speaker 4: winter's night. I suspect he was packing a nice rig
17:41
Speaker 4: he's getting out there.
17:42
Speaker 1: So that's well, you'll assume that according to the.
17:45
Speaker 6: On Tuesdays and nine night. It depends on the rig. Beautiful.
17:51
Speaker 6: This coming Friday's deafital Day. Hanz has been supporting the
18:01
Speaker 6: Cancer Society for thirty four years and we want to
18:03
Speaker 6: try and help out too, so we'll put together a
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Speaker 6: charity neipble match us. So it's the Coast Invitational against
18:09
Speaker 6: the ex Ferns.
18:10
Speaker 1: Yeah, and what's the Coast Invitational. We're to be really
18:13
Speaker 1: selective on who we had in our team because we
18:15
Speaker 1: wanted people to prop us up.
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Speaker 6: Well, the problem is have you seen the opposition?
18:19
Speaker 1: You know?
18:20
Speaker 4: And we needed people with profile and we needed people
18:23
Speaker 4: that can actually play netball.
18:24
Speaker 3: We think we found one, Yeah.
18:25
Speaker 1: We do. So you will know Kelly co She is
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Speaker 1: the founder and owner of Augustine Fashion brand, which is
18:31
Speaker 1: loved by so many women and men across the country.
18:35
Speaker 1: But what you might not know about Kelly is she
18:37
Speaker 1: was also a rep netballer. She's also a very good
18:40
Speaker 1: basketballer and all round athlete. So Kelly, thank you for
18:44
Speaker 1: agreeing to be part of the Coast Invitational.
18:47
Speaker 7: Oh my gosh, that is so fine and I'm very excited,
18:50
Speaker 7: but we don't given to seeing us. I have to
18:52
Speaker 7: say this is quite hilarious showing my kids like they're
18:55
Speaker 7: all Olympias with you.
18:58
Speaker 6: It is daunting.
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Speaker 3: It's not lost on us at the opposition as daunting.
19:03
Speaker 6: Do you not?
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Speaker 5: My husband Nathan said, it's okay, racy in there, you'll
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Speaker 5: be fine.
19:08
Speaker 6: I can't think Nathan enough the worst player out there.
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Speaker 6: So our wonderful family of Coast listers have come to
19:16
Speaker 6: the party. That made some donations, Kelly, and we've made
19:18
Speaker 6: a lot of coin.
19:19
Speaker 1: Yeah we have. So people have been pulling their donations
19:23
Speaker 1: and you can still text the word support to two
19:25
Speaker 1: zero six. But what has happened as we floated your name,
19:29
Speaker 1: people have said, yes, we want to see your play.
19:31
Speaker 1: So that means Kelly Coe is locked on everyone.
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Speaker 6: Kelly Jane Coe was born in Auckland and raised in
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Speaker 6: todunger and has always loved sports. Over the years, she's
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Speaker 6: played in netport, basketball and volleyball. She even worked for
19:44
Speaker 6: Nike these days, Kelly is a mum of three, wife
19:48
Speaker 6: to a devastatingly handsome husband, a brilliant businesswoman, and the
19:52
Speaker 6: beauty and brains behind August Stein, one of the most
19:57
Speaker 6: iconic fashion labels in the woolf But this delightful designer
20:01
Speaker 6: effortlessly sachets from the catwalk to see the cord. Because
20:05
Speaker 6: Calli co wasn't just a board member of Auckland netball.
20:08
Speaker 6: She used to play for Bay of Plenty's national provincial
20:12
Speaker 6: championship team. She only stopped playing when she found herself
20:17
Speaker 6: puffing too hard and getting too red, and she thought
20:19
Speaker 6: she was too unfit, only to discover she was actually
20:22
Speaker 6: only pregnant with her first child. Kellie then gave up
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Speaker 6: her dream of playing for the Silver Ferns and now
20:29
Speaker 6: designs dresses for the Silver Ferns. She started playing netple
20:34
Speaker 6: at the age of nine and still plays at premier level.
20:37
Speaker 6: This Thursday, she'll cut shapes hap the opposition, playing all
20:41
Speaker 6: out of sequins and be a constant thread with the ball,
20:45
Speaker 6: Chalie Cole, and trove your head. So welcome to the team.
20:54
Speaker 3: The only thing is about our uniforms.
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Speaker 5: White top, black shorts. I thought, how fun.
21:01
Speaker 1: And I know you're the queen of color, but we're
21:03
Speaker 1: gonna have colorful bibbs.
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Speaker 3: Okay, okay, I'm good with that.
21:06
Speaker 6: All right. If you're happy, we're happy. Kelly Colhors and everybody,
21:09
Speaker 6: thank you very much. Now someone else we need to
21:11
Speaker 6: announce next on coast So we all said for a
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Speaker 6: massive charity neball match, not tomorrow night but the next
21:16
Speaker 6: night raising money for deafit all day this coming Friday.
21:19
Speaker 6: Thanks to allian Z so who we got so far
21:21
Speaker 6: in our team. We've got Kirk Penny, Hall of Fame
21:24
Speaker 6: of basketball.
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Speaker 1: We've got David Leety Olympian.
21:27
Speaker 6: Yeah, We've got Kelly co from Augustine who's another Olympian. God.
21:31
Speaker 1: The other really good one Lisa Carrington.
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Speaker 6: Stanley Sakarington's in as world years now for the ex
21:36
Speaker 6: Ferons though Silver Ferns who Dean Wilson and a Stanley.
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Speaker 1: Stanley, Kitty Wills. We've got Paula Griffin and we can
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Speaker 1: now confirm we have a new signing this morning because
21:48
Speaker 1: of your donations. Keep them coming. Text the words support
21:51
Speaker 1: to zero six. We've just locked in.
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Speaker 6: Sulu Fitzpatrick to Sulu Malu Tonya Fitzpatrick was born in
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Speaker 6: Auckland and just a few short years later she captained
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Speaker 6: the New Zealand fast five netball team to win the
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Speaker 6: world title. During her time with the Silver Ferns, she
22:10
Speaker 6: won the Constellation Cup and a Commonwealth Games medal. But
22:13
Speaker 6: that's not all. Having played for the Bay of Plenty, Magic,
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Speaker 6: Central Pulse, Southern Steel and the Northern Stars, she was
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Speaker 6: called on to captain the Mystics and guess what happened.
22:23
Speaker 6: She led them to two Premiership titles. In twenty twenty one,
22:28
Speaker 6: Sulu was awarded the highest honor in netball when her
22:31
Speaker 6: name was engraved on the Dame Lowess Muwer Supreme Award Trophy.
22:35
Speaker 6: Family means everything to Sulu and she has shared her
22:38
Speaker 6: knowledge with so many of her relatives. She once taught
22:41
Speaker 6: her uncle all Or Brown how to pack down at
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Speaker 6: a scrum and he ended up in the All Blacks.
22:46
Speaker 6: She then taught her other uncle, Tana Umanger, how to
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Speaker 6: catch and pass and how to be a leader, and
22:51
Speaker 6: he ended up captaining the All Blacks. Sulu Fitzpatrick, Wow.
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Speaker 1: That is an incredible line up where a face is
23:01
Speaker 1: and I'm anyone else worrying that she's also going to
23:03
Speaker 1: bring the uncles, Yes, because that'd be quite good on
23:05
Speaker 1: the corner as well. You know we're gould use them
23:08
Speaker 1: of the Coast Invitational. Hey, so we've got so locked
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Speaker 1: in the next two players that we are trying to
23:13
Speaker 1: confirm to very high profile players. And Anna Harrison who
23:17
Speaker 1: used to be Anna Scarlett, remember your Silver Fern Yeah,
23:20
Speaker 1: slash beach volleyballer. And the other one is former Silver
23:23
Speaker 1: Fern's captain, Bernice Minh need another captain.
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Speaker 6: We have the history of silver Fan captains. All right,
23:33
Speaker 6: So again, as Tony said, takes the word support to
23:35
Speaker 6: two o six to make an instant three dollars donation,
23:38
Speaker 6: very five hundred dollars. We're each going to add another player.
23:40
Speaker 1: We need to talk now about experts and when they
23:44
Speaker 1: suddenly turn out to be famous. Has this ever happened
23:47
Speaker 1: to you? I just thought, with all this snippull chat,
23:50
Speaker 1: it was actually a really good time to talk about it.
23:52
Speaker 1: So I had to take my little boy into north Care,
23:56
Speaker 1: which is essentially one of those accidents of emergence see
24:00
Speaker 1: sort of short stops before you go to hospital, right.
24:03
Speaker 1: So it was after hours and he had a terrible
24:07
Speaker 1: this is a few weeks ago, a terrible vomiting bug
24:10
Speaker 1: and it got so bad that he hadn't eaten or
24:12
Speaker 1: drunk anything for three days. I rang healthline, said what
24:15
Speaker 1: do I do here? Like he's so lethargic. They said,
24:18
Speaker 1: you need to take him in because I think once
24:20
Speaker 1: it goes past twenty four hours, when they're let little,
24:23
Speaker 1: you know, you can get in serious trouble. And it
24:25
Speaker 1: actually transpired that he had dangerously low sodium levels and
24:28
Speaker 1: we had to take him back in a second and
24:30
Speaker 1: a third time. Anyway, he's fine now. But when we
24:34
Speaker 1: went in, I thought, God, this doctor is great, and
24:37
Speaker 1: she was really thorough. And the moment I saw her,
24:40
Speaker 1: I went, she looks really familiar to me. And I
24:43
Speaker 1: couldn't pluck where exactly, because you know when you see
24:46
Speaker 1: someone out of situ and you're kind of like, she
24:49
Speaker 1: looks familiar, but I.
24:50
Speaker 3: Can't work it out.
24:51
Speaker 1: Yeah, I've never had her as a doctor before. Anyway,
24:54
Speaker 1: we carried on and she kind of that's right, of course.
24:57
Speaker 1: I said to her, Oh, sorry, you know, I've just
24:58
Speaker 1: come from Nitpall and she kind of gave me a
25:00
Speaker 1: bit of a rice smile when I said that, because
25:02
Speaker 1: I had my coaching gear on, and I thought, oh,
25:05
Speaker 1: that's funny. She must be you know, she must be
25:06
Speaker 1: a knitballer like I can relate. Turns out she's a
25:10
Speaker 1: bit more of a knitballer than I thought, so. Then
25:14
Speaker 1: I looked at her face and she said and I
25:16
Speaker 1: got my prescription bottle and it said, Sonya, no, hang
25:19
Speaker 1: on a minute, and I just did all we google
25:21
Speaker 1: when I went is Sonya hard Castle, the knitballer, the
25:24
Speaker 1: ex silver Fern also a doctor? Yes, it turns out
25:27
Speaker 1: she is so my little boy. Halfway through this appointment
25:31
Speaker 1: I worked out that my little boy was being treated
25:33
Speaker 1: by a former silver Fern.
25:34
Speaker 3: Is amazing and quite irritating in the same space, just
25:38
Speaker 3: because how good you have to be at everything?
25:40
Speaker 5: I know, but I was.
25:43
Speaker 1: I don't know why, but I kind of just went, oh, well,
25:46
Speaker 1: I'm in safe hands here, aren't I an elite athlete
25:48
Speaker 1: and a doctor. It's kind of good at everything, and
25:55
Speaker 1: across across my mind at the time we were putting
26:00
Speaker 1: it together the team and I went, no, Tony, that's
26:02
Speaker 1: in appropriate. You're dealing with a guest through buck.
26:04
Speaker 6: You can't go hey, whar are you're edit day court
26:08
Speaker 6: side medical help sub when you played our age.
26:12
Speaker 1: We need it after there, Sonya, if you're listening, come
26:15
Speaker 1: on down and fibula.
26:18
Speaker 6: On coast.
26:20
Speaker 1: You can do the CPR, and then if someone injures
26:22
Speaker 1: themselves you can also just run on the court.
26:24
Speaker 6: Be part of the game. Okay, we've been playing this
26:27
Speaker 6: game for a little while now s lately became the
26:28
Speaker 6: chases more than the chasers. I feel because eight hundred
26:35
Speaker 6: dollars I played what six?
26:38
Speaker 1: I think this is going to land on? Sam today?
26:40
Speaker 1: Who do you think it's going to land on?
26:41
Speaker 3: It's going to be with the man said, we go.
26:45
Speaker 1: Seven, Jason, greatest run.
26:50
Speaker 6: Of old time. I don't know, the greatest run in
26:53
Speaker 6: the wood, the longest run of the wool. All right,
26:57
Speaker 6: cool now and play if you want to eight hundred
26:59
Speaker 6: double oh four coast five general, all this questions and
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Speaker 6: if I can't met you, if I can't met you,
27:05
Speaker 6: you and the cash. I mean I've built the money
27:06
Speaker 6: will by myself at the moment, but I mean the
27:09
Speaker 6: last good the lass is coming. Any is sick and
27:11
Speaker 6: good luck chases on coast from Lincoln And I'm taking
27:19
Speaker 6: on Jason today and if I weren't, I want to
27:21
Speaker 6: put it towards my trip to Bobby. Oh nice, Olive,
27:23
Speaker 6: what part of Australia are you going to go to?
27:25
Speaker 6: What part? God nice holiday are you for seeing people?
27:30
Speaker 7: I'm going for my daughter's rugby league tournament.
27:34
Speaker 6: Nice.
27:34
Speaker 1: So you're a sporty family.
27:36
Speaker 6: I like that.
27:37
Speaker 1: I'm just trying to think, is here a sporty Christian today?
27:39
Speaker 1: Sammy M Not so much, not so much. It's okay,
27:44
Speaker 1: no league questions, bugger.
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Speaker 6: Hey, Olive, all the rebus for friend God out for
27:48
Speaker 6: that trip.
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Speaker 3: Thank you.
27:49
Speaker 1: I'm going to send Chase out. Eight hundred dollars would
27:52
Speaker 1: be I know it would go a great way to
27:54
Speaker 1: help you with that trip. So we're in your corner
27:56
Speaker 1: and look, Jay says he's actually probably due for a
27:58
Speaker 1: loss because he's played quite a while the trot.
28:00
Speaker 3: Now, yeah, I mean the last time he lost. I
28:01
Speaker 3: think you lost eighteen hundred dollars as well. Yep.
28:04
Speaker 1: Just remember, if you don't know, you're better to have
28:06
Speaker 1: a guess, because there are a couple of guessable ones
28:08
Speaker 1: that you could guess right and don't don't pass, and
28:11
Speaker 1: then not make it back. All right, Olive, are you ready?
28:16
Speaker 1: All right? Your time starts now?
28:18
Speaker 6: Who sings?
28:19
Speaker 3: I have nothing?
28:22
Speaker 8: Yes?
28:23
Speaker 10: What two elements?
28:24
Speaker 6: Is water made out of.
28:27
Speaker 5: Oxygen?
28:27
Speaker 3: Yes?
28:28
Speaker 6: And the Wizard of Oz?
28:29
Speaker 3: What was Dorothy's dog's name?
28:32
Speaker 1: Yes? What?
28:32
Speaker 10: Pacific Island has had a six point nine magnitude earthquake. Yes,
28:37
Speaker 10: which sorry, which mammal has the longest tongue?
28:44
Speaker 1: No, that was a good guess. Don't worry, Jase. There's
28:48
Speaker 1: no way Jase's going to get that one because it's
28:49
Speaker 1: quite an obscure question.
28:51
Speaker 3: It literally comes out to whether or not he makes
28:53
Speaker 3: a mistake on the other ones.
28:54
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's got the first four. You did so well, Olive,
28:57
Speaker 1: that eight hundred dollars. I can feel it in the
28:59
Speaker 1: palm of your head. Let's bring Jase back in. You
29:02
Speaker 1: gotta you've got an almighty battle here. You're tasting a four.
29:05
Speaker 6: Oh my goodness, solid well played.
29:07
Speaker 1: And I'll just say, Jase, I don't think the one
29:10
Speaker 1: that Olive got wrong you will get either, because it's
29:13
Speaker 1: quite an obscure one. Okay, that's the fifth question. So
29:16
Speaker 1: you do need to go straight through with the others.
29:18
Speaker 3: So what do I do here?
29:20
Speaker 6: Can I start with straight hard question? Straight through?
29:25
Speaker 4: We're gonna we're gonna make an interesting days, but we're
29:27
Speaker 4: letting you know what we're doing. We're gonna start with
29:28
Speaker 4: the hardest question that Olive didn't get, Okay, and then
29:31
Speaker 4: from there the orders are relevant.
29:33
Speaker 1: You're still gonna answer them. All right, but start with
29:36
Speaker 1: the one that Olive didn't get and see how it goes.
29:38
Speaker 1: It's just like no one knows that. I don't think
29:41
Speaker 1: they're doing anyway. Jace defending the eight hundred dollars needing
29:46
Speaker 1: a four out of five. Your time starts now.
29:50
Speaker 3: Which mammal has the longest tongue?
29:53
Speaker 6: Well?
29:53
Speaker 3: No, who sings, I have nothing?
29:57
Speaker 6: Huss? What two elements made its water? Made of hydrogen? Oxygen?
30:03
Speaker 1: Yes?
30:03
Speaker 6: And the Wizard of Ours? What was Dorothy's dog's name?
30:07
Speaker 1: Yes?
30:07
Speaker 10: What Pacific island has had a six point nine magnitude earthquake?
30:13
Speaker 1: Pass?
30:14
Speaker 3: Who sins I have nothing?
30:16
Speaker 4: Yes?
30:17
Speaker 10: What Pacific Islands?
30:18
Speaker 6: Fiji?
30:19
Speaker 7: No?
30:20
Speaker 1: Do we know? I don't know that. Do I know that?
30:23
Speaker 9: Here there?
30:24
Speaker 1: You knew that it's Tonga? I do not know that. Well.
30:27
Speaker 6: Congratulations Alive, well done. Congratulations on the cash.
30:31
Speaker 3: Thank you?
30:32
Speaker 6: Did you know that far out?
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Speaker 1: She did know it? Well done, oliveay eight hundred dollars
30:37
Speaker 1: for your trip. Congratulations And.
30:44
Speaker 4: The question that everyone wants to know the answer to
30:46
Speaker 4: which mammal has the longest tongue?
30:49
Speaker 6: The giant anteaterant not just the anteita. All the well played,
30:57
Speaker 6: all of we backed out of two hundred dollars tomorrow.
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Speaker 2: Thanks for listening to the Feel Good Breakfast catch up
31:04
Speaker 2: podcast with Coast Tony Street, Jace Reeves and Sam Wallas with.
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Speaker 6: A wet and wilds you used the across most of
31:10
Speaker 6: the country today. How about escaping to Fiji, a place
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31:16
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31:22
Speaker 6: The draw's on Friday, isn't it on Friday?
31:24
Speaker 3: I can't wait to find out who my traveling companions
31:27
Speaker 3: will be.
31:27
Speaker 1: Do you feel guilty that you're going to beautiful Fiji?
31:30
Speaker 1: And Jason and I aren't? Well, no, no, don't like women,
31:36
Speaker 1: that's right.
31:37
Speaker 6: So apparently seven out of ten women say they felt
31:39
Speaker 6: guilty when they do this certain thing in the morning.
31:41
Speaker 6: And it will be happening in places all over New
31:43
Speaker 6: Zealand right now. Jane, what do you think it is?
31:46
Speaker 7: I think it might be the wordle.
31:50
Speaker 6: For a phone time for yourself on wordle.
31:52
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's not weird that women feel that they can't
31:55
Speaker 4: treat themselves with luxury because of the busyness of the week.
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Speaker 7: Come long.
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Speaker 5: It takes you to do it?
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Speaker 1: Yeah, do you do it many many hours?
32:05
Speaker 6: It's not wordle jay. But that's a great guest though. Yeah,
32:08
Speaker 6: at Lisa, what do you think it is.
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Speaker 1: I think it's shutting down head breakfast.
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Speaker 6: You feel like you to stand at the beach, should
32:14
Speaker 6: still be running around doing things?
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Speaker 7: Yeah, yep, absolutely, Or like, may I go to work
32:19
Speaker 7: and then I have breakfast at work?
32:21
Speaker 6: Yeah? Again, great gusts. I can see the logic behind it,
32:25
Speaker 6: but it's not there.
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Speaker 1: I can't remember the last time I sat down when
32:29
Speaker 1: I was home to have breakfast.
32:30
Speaker 3: Are you were standing, Anita?
32:31
Speaker 1: Well, usually we're hustling out the door to sports.
32:34
Speaker 6: So yeah, yeah, yeah, I'm guilty actually to old come
32:36
Speaker 6: sit down. I'm standing at the beach because I'm used
32:38
Speaker 6: to stand in there.
32:38
Speaker 1: I wouldn't be guilt, it would just be sheer. We
32:40
Speaker 1: don't have the time.
32:41
Speaker 4: I genuinely worry that one day Jason is going to
32:44
Speaker 4: choke on a boiled egg on the way to work.
32:45
Speaker 3: It was going to be in the car on his own.
32:48
Speaker 2: It was.
32:49
Speaker 4: It was pretty miserable this morning, to be honest, performing
32:53
Speaker 4: the heimch maneuver and then Jason brings out a whole year.
32:56
Speaker 6: I try to chew it, but no, you're right, sometimes
32:59
Speaker 6: you're in a hurry to take one more.
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Speaker 9: Laura.
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Speaker 6: Hello, seven out of ten women feel guilty when they
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Speaker 6: do this in the morning. What do you think it is,
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Speaker 6: leaving their dishes in the sink? Yeah, that's it.
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Speaker 1: I don't think women even do that because we're perfect.
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Speaker 6: Why are the dishes in the same You don't do it.
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Speaker 1: I hate It's a pet hate, even if.
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Speaker 6: You need to force it and you tune it on,
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Speaker 6: and these dishes in there, I hate it.
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Speaker 1: I hate that too, And do you know what, Like
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Speaker 1: I never leave dishes in the sink because of this.
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Speaker 1: But on the weekend, I baked a cake for a
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Speaker 1: friend of ours who was having his birthday, and we
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Speaker 1: were so late and it was just my son and
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Speaker 1: I and my husband was already at some other activity
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Speaker 1: with the kids that I lessen in the sink, and
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Speaker 1: I was ashamed. I was ashamed.
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Speaker 6: If I have to race out, I'll fill the like
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Speaker 6: this the smoothie jug thing with water and walk out
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Speaker 6: the door. I feel terrible and I shouldn't see it.
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Speaker 1: In two minutes.
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Speaker 4: I don't think this is a genus specific thing. I
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Speaker 4: think we all feel a bit of guilt with that.
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Speaker 1: Say that you feel guilt even though you do it
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Speaker 1: every meal of every single day.
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Speaker 3: No, I am very fastidious about my sinking.
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Speaker 1: You can text us at any what's funny you say that.
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Speaker 6: I'll tell you who can slip with us in the sink?
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Speaker 6: My wife? And does she feel guilty?
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Speaker 3: No, I don't think she does all this.
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Speaker 6: I think she's a psychopedists that don't do you go. Yes,
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Speaker 6: it's a Tuesday morning, which means not tomorrow, but the
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Speaker 6: next day is game day for a charity nipple match.
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Speaker 6: So basically it's us on one team and whoever we
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Speaker 6: can wrangle to take part with our Coast Invitational team
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Speaker 6: up against the experns.
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Speaker 1: Yeah. And the thing is about this, All of the
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Speaker 1: experiens that we're getting are of such a high caliber,
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Speaker 1: and we have some very good use this morning because
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Speaker 1: we can confirm that we have another form of silver
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Speaker 1: Owns Captain to add to the experience. Bernie's Bennie, thank
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Speaker 1: you so much.
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Speaker 9: I don't know if you'll be thinking after the game.
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Speaker 1: No, not when you beat our asses, that's sure, so
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Speaker 1: We know you you're very active in terms of the
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Speaker 1: coaching sphere.
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Speaker 3: How active is it in terms of your playing sphere?
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Speaker 5: Not very active, I think, but I'm I'm going to
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Speaker 5: rely on just some experience and a cool head.
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Speaker 1: Okay, do you what what sort of a fitness do
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Speaker 1: you do these days?
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Speaker 5: Burn? Just a lot of walking my dog, but running
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Speaker 5: around after I do still try and do stuff with
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Speaker 5: my kids, So yeah, I can't say there's a lot
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Speaker 5: of jumping these things.
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Speaker 3: So after a long, illustrious career, what is the state
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Speaker 3: of the knees and ankles?
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Speaker 5: Actually? Okay, now that I've don't or not repard, but
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Speaker 5: they haven't got any.
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Speaker 6: Good.
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Speaker 1: Look, I'm kind of I'm kind of glad that you
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Speaker 1: said that your aerial game has vanished, because you hit
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Speaker 1: a very strong aerial game when you're at the height
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Speaker 1: of your career.
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Speaker 6: Absolutely like walking.
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Speaker 4: You know, it's weird because we saw Jason's pretty much
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Speaker 4: will be because we saw Jace.
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Speaker 3: We train your sir, and Jace jumped but never left
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Speaker 3: the ground.
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Speaker 1: Well, Bertie, we're doing this all for a very good
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Speaker 1: cause for the Cancer Society, and the donations are rolling,
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Speaker 1: and thank you to everyone that has secured Benisse Mini.
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Speaker 1: This morning, She's locked in for the experts.
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Speaker 6: Bernice Papa Sina Mini was born into greatness, with both
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Speaker 6: her pearans representing New Zealand at the nineteen seventy four
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Speaker 6: Commonwealth Games in christ Church. Her mum excelled at the
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Speaker 6: javelin and the discus, and her dad dominated the kathlon,
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Speaker 6: but together they played doubles if you know what I mean,
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Speaker 6: and Bernice was born in January the following year. At
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Speaker 6: the age of just sixteen, Bernice made her Nipple debut
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Speaker 6: playing for Canterbury and went on to captain the sensational
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Speaker 6: Southern Steel to four national Championship titles. She also dominated
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Speaker 6: for the Silver Ferns seventy six times between nineteen ninety
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Speaker 6: two and two thousand and one, captaining the side at
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Speaker 6: the age of just twenty two and representing New Zealand
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Speaker 6: at four World Championships and one World Games. Bernice Minnie
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Speaker 6: was so good at Nipple that just two years ago
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Speaker 6: she was named one of the top twenty five players
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Speaker 6: of all time. She's also handy with a bat and
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Speaker 6: ball too, so much so she told her husband Dion
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Speaker 6: Nash a few things and he ended up in the
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Speaker 6: black Caps. Bernie's Manny, Bernie, thank you.
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Speaker 1: More than you know, Hi, and just keep that aerial
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Speaker 1: gra game just firmly flat on the quarter. Okay, walking,
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Speaker 1: that's what it is.
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Speaker 6: It's a really good We got to say thank you
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Speaker 6: so very much. The generosity of our coast family of
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Speaker 6: listeners is amazing. We're raising money for Deafit all Day
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Speaker 6: this coming Friday with a charity netball match. So we
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Speaker 6: put together a whole bunch of former silver Ferns calling
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Speaker 6: the ex Ferns taking on our Coast Invitational team.
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Speaker 1: And please keep your text coming in. If you text
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Speaker 1: the word support to two zero six, it'll be an
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Speaker 1: automatic three dollar donation. Or you can go to Deathitalday
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Speaker 1: dot org dot nz and you can donate something bigger
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Speaker 1: if you can. So we just locked in Bernice men Air,
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Speaker 1: former Silver Ferns captain, and I'm proud to announce we
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Speaker 1: have had enough donations because we're getting five hundred dollars
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Speaker 1: per player here. We've had enough donations now to secure
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Speaker 1: She is a former beach volleyballer for New Zealand and
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Speaker 1: a former Silver Fern. That is Anna Harrison.
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Speaker 6: Anna Marie Harrison was born in Westport and made a
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Speaker 6: name for herself as Anna Scarlett as she toured through
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Speaker 6: the age grade rep team. Throughout netball, Anna went on
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Speaker 6: to play for the Silver Ferns and almost immediately won
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Speaker 6: two Commonwealth gold medals and two World Championship titles. An overachiever,
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Speaker 6: Anna has also represented New Zealand at beach volleyball as
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Speaker 6: well as her one hundred and fifty six first class
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Speaker 6: netball appearances. Anna has tried to retire three times, but
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Speaker 6: each time she does, coaches and fans beg her to return,
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Speaker 6: and each time she has she's come back and stood tall,
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Speaker 6: not just because she's over six foot two, but she
39:32
Speaker 6: also invented a move where she gets lifted by another
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Speaker 6: player to block opponent shots at goal. The move was
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Speaker 6: used to devastating effects and it's called the Harrison hoist.
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Speaker 6: Netball experts have called it one of the most uplifting
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Speaker 6: moments in the history of the game. Anna Harrison Harrison
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Speaker 6: is well again. The generosity is it's amazing. Thank you
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Speaker 6: very much.
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Speaker 4: We have created a problem for ourselves here, haven't we,
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Speaker 4: because that is one hell of a team.
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Speaker 3: Thank you, sure is.
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Speaker 1: I just can't believe the generosity of not only you
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Speaker 1: that have been donating, but also all these players and
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Speaker 1: olympians that.
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Speaker 6: Have just said, you know what, I'll do it absolutely.
40:10
Speaker 6: What is it today, the twenty seventh of August. It's
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Speaker 6: the Guinness Book of World Records sixty ninth anniversary today.
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Speaker 6: That's such a massive book. Over one hundred and fifty
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Speaker 6: copies have been sold. If you get a chance, especially
40:19
Speaker 6: with kids, give them a copy of the Guinness Book
40:21
Speaker 6: of World Records. They bring them out every single year.
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Speaker 6: We've got them for our kids.
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Speaker 1: They love it. Good for Christmas gifts, they really are.
40:27
Speaker 6: Please talk about how you sleep and the state of
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Speaker 6: your bedroom.
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Speaker 4: I want to know how you'd rate your darkness of
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Speaker 4: your room out of ten, because it's very important.
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Speaker 1: Mine would be a ten.
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Speaker 6: Yeah.
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Speaker 3: There's no light leaking in from anywhere.
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Speaker 1: Because I know this because we moved into the house
40:42
Speaker 1: we're in two years ago and they didn't have blockout
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Speaker 1: blinds or curtains, and so what I did is I
40:47
Speaker 1: got really thick thermal backed curtains that will completely block
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Speaker 1: out and then put like a nice share on top.
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Speaker 3: Okay, what about any little lights you charging anything within
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Speaker 3: your room?
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Speaker 1: Um?
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Speaker 6: Yeah, actually sometimes I'll charge my phone. Yeah, but you
40:59
Speaker 6: won't see so would you not really all that? We've
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Speaker 6: got those you know they call them kicklights down the
41:03
Speaker 6: like partway down by the bottom of the wall. If
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Speaker 6: someone comes down the hallway, it's a little sense and
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Speaker 6: that that pops on down again. Yeah.
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Speaker 1: What I will say is we sleep with our door
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Speaker 1: half open, light there so I can see the kids
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Speaker 1: and sometimes the hallway lights.
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Speaker 6: That's true. Okay, let me tell you about the study.
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Speaker 4: So this is a Japanese study publisher in the American
41:18
Speaker 4: Journal of Epidemiology, and they are saying even the slightest
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Speaker 4: source of light is linked positive or negatively to depressive symptoms.
41:28
Speaker 4: Pression oppression through to basically what it stops as you're
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Speaker 4: melatonin releasing into your body and providing the circadian rhythms
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Speaker 4: and then regulating hormone systems so you don't sleep well,
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Speaker 4: hents the depressive symptoms. So apparently it's really important. So
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Speaker 4: the key here is and what causes the problem is
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Speaker 4: five lucks of light. Now a candle from one foot
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Speaker 4: is ten lucks of light, which shows how specific we
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Speaker 4: about adding light out of our own well.
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Speaker 1: And do you know what my happiest child shuts the
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Speaker 1: door is a complete dark that's the other two have
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Speaker 1: a little crack in the door. Maybe I need to
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Speaker 1: all the doors and no night lights. That would be.
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Speaker 6: Lights for my kids. So yeah, we got us. How
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Speaker 6: done we are? We've got blackout curtains on the kids
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Speaker 6: one because they're on the sunny side of the house.
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Speaker 6: What are we doing? Kids?
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Speaker 1: It's interesting, isn't it? And shut the door or you know.
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Speaker 3: Here's another solution. I'm asked, well, I love me and
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