Episode Transcript
Well, people, welcome to the podcast for another week John's Family Podcast.
This week've got something very very special today.
Speaker 2We're helping the people.
Speaker 1Yeah, we're going to help the people out today.
It's going to be We're going to have a like a slant on romance and love.
We're going to find it.
We're going to discuss the best place places to pick up someone?
Speaker 3How would you know?
Speaker 2Yeah?
How would you know?
Speaker 1I just can't get this damn wedding ring off sucked.
Speaker 2I't mentioned that I was the one that broke his finger.
Speaker 1What did you break the heart than my finger?
So we had to talk about that film Fame and Vinyl Greatest Romantic Films.
You'll have a bit of a sland on that.
Coop's got this new quiz honestly towards the end of their People, it is really exciting.
Speaker 3Did you watch it?
Because I sent I sent the video to you guys, prepping you guys of what exactly it is.
Did you all watch it?
Speaker 4Yeah?
Speaker 3Yeah, and I thought it.
Speaker 2Was average and I thought it was way better.
Speaker 3And did you just enjoy it?
Speaker 4Yeah?
Speaker 3Yeah?
Speaker 1I love it to break the energy?
Speaker 3Yeah good, good, that's good and positive.
Can we just say because This is our one of our final episodes for the year Family Podcast.
We're going to do a little Christmas special right before Christmas.
Christmas with the Johns's, but we are also going to do it in the weeks coming rather than doing best of shows with the best stuff on and off the air from the Family podcast.
We've each picked because we've been doing This is our sixth season of the Johns Family Podcast.
Speaker 2You know, I love this.
Speaker 3Yeah thought who would have thought?
Speaker 4Hey?
Speaker 3Who would have thought?
An idea that started in COVID because Dad's contractual agreement made him have to do some sort of a podcast, so he forced us to do one with him.
Has now turned into a cultural phenomenon, not only in Australia but also in New Zealand and don't forget.
Speaker 4Chili and Chile.
Speaker 2Yeah really Chile, the Chileans.
Speaker 1And we've had a lot of feedback from people in the North of England as well, the podcast of choice for Jordie's Scouses and Manx.
Speaker 3Thank you, thank you, remember people just hit follow.
What we're going to do is each of us have picked a episode from the last six seasons, which was significant to us because we had some big moments like there was Jack's debut, which we were doing the podcast at that stage, my debut.
We had Cameron Smith on the podcast prior to the twenty twenty Grand Final, his last ever game in the National Rugby League.
He was actually doing no media that week.
I called it in a favor, got him on and what you're going to hear, You're welcome, guys.
What you're going to hear is how far we have come.
Some of us have declined, but some of us have improved rapidly.
When you listen, you were probably the It used to just be when you go back and listen to some of the early apps, and we're going to have him rolling out each Friday, which people's different picks.
But Dad used to just drive it so hard like Dad was.
It was almost like Dad monologuing monologuing long We know, yeah, longing.
Speaker 2Like what does that mean monologuing?
Speaker 3It was a slip of the tongue.
Yeah, so you do want.
Speaker 2To get I just thought you could.
Speaker 3Have created do you want to get bogged down?
Speaker 2It was an opportunity to be regally created with that son meaning one longing is longing.
Speaker 4Monolog like a logger that might do just one log and then go home from have dinner.
Speaker 2And monologging on mono Longing, Longing.
Speaker 3You know when I said there were people that had declined in the six seasons, Yeah, you know, I was going to say, you improved, you've rapidly declined.
Speaker 1That did she ever take off?
Speaker 4That?
Speaker 1She's so consistently constantly.
Speaker 3Mummy's still on the runway.
She's been delayed for seventeen hours.
Speaker 2I like her.
Speaker 1So we've got some big, big things coming up, and not just in this episode, but coming up in coming weeks as we head towards the Christmas period.
Speaker 4Has been up about audience.
I just got a bit of feedback back just then just popped up on my phone.
Our listener I'm not going to say his name, but he just said Cooper looks like a cell mate I had back in eighty eight, same infectious smile and cheeky demeanor.
Really, so there you go.
Speaker 2Cooper was around in eighty eight.
Speaker 3Yeah, well, I wonder what he was in for.
Speaker 1Hopefully just a white collar crime.
Speaker 3That was that A random listener who messaged, yeah, just that it's weird.
Excellent, what a weird comment.
Speaker 1Let's focus doesn't bugger me?
Yeah, I only just.
Speaker 3Learned that bugger because I thought, you know, how like it's like turn of phrase where you go, you know, I was rogered.
I thought it was just like a sort of descriptive one.
I didn't realize when you google buggery it actually has a meaning and it's quite horrific.
Speaker 2It's awful.
Speaker 1I mean, had a two V show called Club Buggery for while there.
Yeah, I don't know if you can do that these days, such a sensitive world out there.
But yeah, there's lots of words hard to get, like buggery.
I find that an unusual term.
The other one I find unusual is best reality.
Of course, where people have romance with an animal.
Surely it should be best really should be worst reality.
Speaker 3I wouldn't say first, I wouldn't use the word romance because it's probably more one way romance.
And I'm pretty sure it's best reality.
Speaker 2Yeah, I think so.
Speaker 1Sure reality?
Speaker 2Yeah, is it really?
Speaker 4I think someone's I think someone said beast it's the best reality as a joke.
I don't think I think you might have taken that.
Speaker 2Literally, John, your.
Speaker 3Producer was just ringing me.
Speaker 1Was that I noticed the other day that my producer Ben Hagarth and you were just having correspondence.
Can I just say something, I'm the conduit between you two, actually between all my work colleagues and you guys.
Let's don't cut out the middle man.
You come through me.
Speaker 3I don't think.
I think they don't see you as the middle man.
I think because you, as everybody knows, as the boss.
You're quite aggressive and you treat producers like pieces.
Speaker 4Of the middle man is the little man?
Speaker 3Yes, you never close your eyes?
Speaker 1Okay.
On romance and love, yeah, what is love?
Does anything?
Speaker 4Well?
Speaker 1Has he ever been like a chemical analysis?
Speaker 4Well?
Speaker 2Do you know?
Well, I mean there are in dolphins that actually do give you the feeling.
Speaker 4Of hormones as well.
There are certain hormones that Yeah, dolphins, is an a doorphin on hormone?
Speaker 3I think so, and doorphins I think you're released in dolphins in your body.
Yeah, it's almost like.
Speaker 4I don't know if it's a direct hormone.
Let me just check that out for you.
Speaker 2Okay, you do that fact check.
But you know, there's quite a few, quite a lot written about the languages of love.
There's a book called the Five Languages of Love.
Like everybody interprets love a little bit differently or how they interpret love.
So there's words of affirmation like oh, I love you, you're beautiful, you're amazing.
The languages they love language, Yeah, we know what you think, Matthew.
Acts of service like doing things for others and doing things for them, and you know what I'll give matt.
I think I'm a bit of an act of service person.
Speaker 1Hitting You're trying to make a point there, and you're being your Like.
Speaker 2One of the reasons I really love matt is how much he loved my parents and were really good to them.
Yeah, so those lovely things.
Speaker 3Yeah, that's such a love of people.
Speaker 2Person receiving gifts, Yeah, that's not gift giving.
Speaker 1Yeah.
Speaker 2Yeah, there's a certain type of person that just likes to be flooded with gifts and that's their language of love.
Quality time that's another thing I like, like, might be just five hours in a week.
Speaker 3What are we talking about?
Speaker 2These are the five languages of life.
Speaker 3Why are we talking about it?
Speaker 2Because it's important.
It's important to identify people are different.
Speaker 4Isn't a chemical that releases in your brain to relieve pain and boost pleasure or happiness are also released from the brain.
Speaker 3The vinyls say there's a fine life between there's a fine line between pleasure and pain.
I believe the pleasure and the pain part and the brain the receptors are like so close to each other almost you can do the brain sometimes can't differentiate what's plan what's pleasure.
So that's why, like, that's why the nipples very sensitive.
Sometimes a nipple cripple from your friend that hurts, that's pain.
But a nipple cripple from your lover or your spouse, sorry, well that in pleasure?
Speaker 2Really does it like tickling?
Speaker 1Well, it's similar.
You think you laugh until you think you think about the testicles.
Someone cupping your testicles gently is wonderful feeling.
However, someone flicking your test Yeah, could not be more different.
Speaker 3I know that's what I mean.
It's such a sensitive area, but I think I believe it's so receptively.
Speaker 2This conversation degenerate so quickly.
Speaker 1Let's do a lightning quick survey.
What do you think would be worse getting hid in the nuts or childbirth?
I say in the nuts?
Speaker 3I believe they say in Google says like Google literally Google says it's quite close in terms of the recept obviously, child birds.
Speaker 2How long does a hit in the nuts last saying, but it's agony, but you can like it is it's so hard, like it.
Speaker 3It hurts so much.
Obviously, child burst back because that's a long time and you're building up slowly contraction.
Speaker 2I mean, you can't take the drugs.
Speaker 3Did you take them?
Speaker 1When they gave mum the epidural?
The noodles so big I fainted, he.
Speaker 2Fainted, really, I imagine painted Of course you didn't make it all about matt.
Speaker 3It was the needle that the worst part about it.
Speaker 2No, I haven't even seen it.
Why would I look at something?
Speaker 3Was it the word?
Speaker 1Did it hurt?
Speaker 3The needle?
Speaker 4Yeah?
Oh, you know when I had when I had my shoulder infection, I had this Russian doctor at a hospital that's had a bit of controversy of the last twelve, thirteen, eighteen months, and when I needed to get tested whether I had infection or not, they pulled out a needle.
I honestly reckon.
It was like had to be twenty centimeters long, it was thick, put it straight into my shoulder joint to try and extract whatever he could.
It was horrendous time.
Speaker 1Was there, Yeah, I was.
Speaker 4You weren't in the room, but.
Speaker 3You were there.
Speaker 1If he was was there, he actually was.
Speaker 4In the room.
Then he left the room once he pulled out the needle.
Speaker 3Is that legit?
Speaker 4Yeah, legit.
You left rather than with a he left me with a Russian and just thought, yeah, sweet.
Speaker 2Sorry, I should never have let him take you.
Speaker 1To the If he was Albanian, there's no able to watch out.
It was before everything happened with the Russians, can I.
Speaker 2And then there's the quality time, and then there's physical touch.
Okay, so about ninety five percent of men, Oh here is a surprise.
They like physical touch and words of affirmation.
Speaker 1Apparently the dynamic.
Speaker 2Well, what do you reckon the physical touches?
Speaker 4Bro?
Speaker 3Yeah, yeah, kissing and PDA I reckon I.
Speaker 2Would be and oh you're amazing, You're wonderful.
I love you.
You need constant reassurance.
Speaker 3I like that as well.
I do like quality time as well.
Speaker 2I love quality.
Speaker 3I've grown to like quality time war.
I think I've prioritized that as I get older.
Speaker 1I must say, compliments make me uncomfortable.
Remember you get there's something I really love him.
I can't say.
Speaker 4I struggle to say that back to people.
No, you it's the right compliments me and Cooper over the years.
There are certain things that we can compliment you on, especially especially physically around's physique, your physique and your clothing as well that we know, trust me, that ain't awkward.
You're soaking that ship.
Speaker 2Dad.
Speaker 3Dad only likes complimented him physically.
He doesn't take like mental compliments.
Well, you know, you're a really nice dad, that you.
Speaker 4You had a good show tonight, Cobber You're like, oh, yeah, you know.
But mate, when you say mate, your traps are looking good, he goes, oh yeah, and then you're sitting from the mirror of behalf but stand in front.
Speaker 2He doesn't place emphasis on that, but he does appreciate it.
Speaker 1Yeah, I do, he does.
And nice and like clothes, Like I'd say the trition all the time I take care of my clothes is when we're all growing up.
When when we were growing up, a lot of the stuff we got was hand me downs, Yeah, second hand from Sir Vincent de Paul and there.
So when you get something nice, you've got to look after it.
Speaker 3And the physical like when we catch you look at yourself in the mirror and whatnot, what's that?
What does that have to do?
With your childhood love.
Speaker 1You can't like yourself.
My FA's my favorite thing in the house, the mirror.
Speaker 2What about you, Jack, what would you say is your lovely love language?
Speaker 4I love language.
I don't know.
I like kindness, yeah, sert service, but even just being kind gestures.
I like people that are thoughtful, like they thought they're very I like it when someone picks up something that might not be obvious, but they.
Speaker 1See the little things you are.
You are, there is something lovely about your nature.
You see this in people, how they're you are slightly left of Santa Jack.
I could say to him, slightly Jesus Jack, and you could lay all this music out with world class acts, and you say, what's your favorite album?
He'll go to the more obscure one.
Always, Yeah he is.
It's like and you know what.
Speaker 2He's like it with people too.
He won't go for the fancy people.
He'll go for the q understated person on the side that shines.
Yes, yeah that is Jack.
Speaker 1Yea, it is and I've looked at it.
Speaker 2He doesn't like flashy people.
Speaker 1Another example James James Graham, the footballer the Scouts, Right, he's something there.
James observed things about James.
James is a very leftist centered person.
He's almost like you would say, what do you call when a person not objectional?
But he's contrary, so you get there.
So there's certainly he was.
So he's an example.
He went to school in the high school in Liverpool.
He was the only person in about a thousand kids to actually play rugby League different and although although a scouts from Liverpool when most people basically follow the Red side of the city Liverpool is an Everton fan.
Speaker 3He picks like almost the underdog.
Speaker 1Underdog.
Speaker 4Yeah, he's almost confrontational.
Speaker 2He's objectionable.
Speaker 1Sam about that.
Yes, there is.
Speaker 2Oppositional disorder.
Speaker 1I get that.
Speaker 2Well.
Speaker 3I think it's more so I was trying to find the word.
It's like he goes outside of the norm.
Yeah, he likes to pick the whatever everyone else is doing, he'll do the opposite.
Speaker 1I find that sometimes when I gamble on horses, I look there and I go.
Speaker 2You don't want to back the favorite.
Speaker 1I know this one's going to win, but I'm just going to back something different for a different type of that.
Speaker 3I do that with fashion if I'm wearing something and then I start see heats people wearing it, I lose interesting, like I don't want to.
I want to dress.
I want to have my own sort of style.
And if someone else, if I see heat people wearing it, then that that's trush to me.
Speaker 1It does always amaze me with women how they walk into a room or a party and someone walks in with the same dress and it's like, it's like, like, do you I.
Speaker 2Think it's our first date?
Speaker 4Matt?
Speaker 2Do you remember.
Speaker 1You?
Speaker 4Guys?
Run the same thing?
Speaker 2There was a for the same dress.
I was at the buffet and there's another girl there and we looked at each other both started laughing because it was first date.
F I I think I may have worn it.
But anyway, where she now?
Speaker 3Where was their?
Where was the first day ball?
It was the ball in the night ball.
Speaker 1I took it at the night ball so she could see me get all my wards and all got none.
Guys, if you were a romantic gesture given people, this is all about romance and love today.
Which would you be a romantic gest You know.
Speaker 2What I'd be.
I'd be an early morning walk with coffee.
Speaker 1Ah?
Speaker 3Is that a romantic gesture?
Speaker 2Bringing someone or having someone bring you a coffee or hot chocolate?
And walking together.
I think that I love the simplicity of that.
There's no flower, Yeah, they do.
It's nice.
It's communicating, it's keeping in touch.
It's simplicity, not sitting, not sitting in a coffee shop, but walking together.
There's something lovely about what happens when you walk and talk.
Speaker 1Yeah, they say in the cracks together.
Speaker 3You know, when you walk, like over a long distance with someone socially, it acts like the brain is most active.
So you're you know how when you're sitting here, we're having a conversation doing a podcast, we're all sitting down.
Sometimes you can have a bit of brain fog when you're walking.
The receptors in your brain are so activated because I think it comes through the feet and you're active that like you just roll into better conversation, they say.
Speaker 4Can sometimes you come up with your best ideas or problem solving when you're walking.
Speaker 1So true or exercising, I'll get there.
When I started exercise, I'll finish and get a lot of I get a lot more clarity.
Speaker 4You do.
Speaker 2You run upstairs and so you're writing down or you'll say.
Speaker 1To me, that's cooked dinner for me.
Speaker 3My best ideas come driving which is dangerous because I often sometimes will go ship like I don't want to forget the idea.
Yeah, so I have to write it down quickly while I'm driving red light.
Speaker 1What you do?
Speaker 2You ring yourself and you leave it in your message bank.
Speaker 4That's like a voicemail.
Speaker 3See I wouldn't go on my phone while I was driving the obviously you do.
Speaker 2But you've got a cafe.
You tell the you tell the car to ring.
Speaker 3Well, look at her like everyone's got Apple cars behind you.
Speaker 1Don't have that, guys, romantic gesture.
Speaker 3I had foot massage.
I'm such a I wouldn't say I have a foot fetish, but I I know I've got tigger his feet, so don't touch my feet.
But I enjoy I consider myself somewhat a massuse.
I always I love getting these hands oiled up and getting into my spouse or partner's body.
Speaker 2You're saying that from your perspective to do to another person, What about you?
What romantic gesture could someone do for you to really impress you?
Speaker 3Or I'm a giver?
Speaker 1I would say, yes, I.
Speaker 4Do.
Speaker 3Actually, well that's not funny selfish, you know what, I know I'm going to be less selfish.
You know, he's.
Speaker 2Selfish with these beautiful moments of lovely compassion, but when you're walking.
When he was little, we'd walk walk through the streets of New York during the Christmas in the cold, and he went to Matt and asked for some money to give to the man on the side of the street.
Speaker 4And he didn't give it to me, and Matt would give it to him.
Speaker 2So Cooper got it out of his own pocket and gave it to so.
Speaker 3I hang on, so I had money, And then I asked before she did it.
Speaker 1Sounds like you do you want to do a good dual reaching your own pocket?
Speaker 3And I gave it to him.
You did you know what he went?
Speaker 1He went and scored some heroin I got the other day.
Speaker 3And where's that homeless man?
Speaker 5Now?
Speaker 3You know where he is?
He just he just sold Amazon for sixty billion dollars.
It was Jeff Bezos.
Speaker 4Sweet ye I got billion?
Is knowing you the estimation of that business?
Speaker 3How much is it?
Speaker 4It's trillions now, brother.
Speaker 1Ship, Sorry, Real and the Titans.
Speaker 3That's now.
That's the funniest thing you've said today.
I often get done.
I struggle with saying no to donations.
So like I was going through Maca's drive through that do you want to donate Ron Donald?
Yeah?
Sure, whatever?
And I was driving through Wywood Square.
They are they our local mall, and this guy was there from like a charity.
I'm now a subscriber monthly where I donate to a hospital.
I don't even know.
Speaker 2Well, you need to know because not all of those are legitimate.
Speaker 3Oh really will ship on me, you really need to be.
It was bloody expensive too, and it took me fifteen minutes just to sign.
I struggle to say no, now what you do?
Speaker 2You say, Look, I'm a bit short of time at the moment.
Can you give me the information.
I'll look at it later.
Speaker 1It's very hard, so hard, because you do look at it later when you go to let's say the bottle or you go somewhere and they're finishing it.
We'd like to give a dollar extra dollar for that.
What are you going to say?
Speaker 4No?
Speaker 1Yeah, you know, I've bought one hundred and some dollars worth of alcohol and.
Speaker 2You lousy.
Speaker 4When I was at House Sidney actually had a teammate.
The people from w w F used to hang out in front of the wools there there's.
Speaker 2Always people out in front there wrestling.
Speaker 4No, that's the wild animal, wildlife species and stuff like that, and I'm not going to say who it is.
You might be a dragon now.
But he was one of the best at being like ruthless of those people because they like badge.
How they're at the entry of like as you're entering woolies, you know what I mean, when they're like literally in your face and you have to go past.
Speaker 1Jack, I I'm with it, mate.
I loathe those aggressive people who they're doing.
Speaker 2It for a way they're getting past, and I'll.
Speaker 1Just do a warning sometimes people if they're not Sometimes some of these charities can appear a little bit of obscure.
Sometimes we've got to be careful with those ones because sometimes they're on given four percent of the charity.
Like it's in the same with those phone calls you get.
Speaker 4Last teammate I had he but there was a woman that came up to him and said, oh, do you want to do something for the It was something about it might have been a certain bear, I don't know where it was.
And he went, no, I'm all right, thank you, and she goes, oh, you don't you don't like she got really like confrontational, like you don't care about the bears, like as you're trying to walk past, and he goes, no, I actually had a father who he was He was in broken mountain somewhere, he said, I remember he said broken mountain out is that seys snock Away broken mountain copper?
I think it is.
He said he was broken ridge.
He was aulled by a bear, and.
Speaker 2I don't think I don't think we have their as you can say.
Speaker 4The lady was pretty quick too.
Speaker 3And he's a bloody good player.
Speaker 1Jayden Sewer an excellent good player, and he might be on the radar they're saying of another beer the Perth Bears.
Speaker 3But I find I'm so ruthless in some areas of my life.
And then but with that area where it's like kind of an awkward confrontation where they're asking you for money, I'm so not.
I wish I was way more ruthless.
Well, I'll work on that.
I've been way ruder.
Speaker 1Here's the irony, right, if I walk down Pitt Street more and you've got a person there who's standing there like with charity, which you know, person hockeing, you know, come make do you want to give that to some I don't know what I actually do.
I'll go and give the money to someone who is legitimately immediately homeless and needs for money banks.
I don't want to hand the money to someone who then is going to give it to this other person this and suddenly my twenty dollars I'm handed over two dollars goes to where it should.
Speaker 3Go, only twenty dollars.
May come on, mate, you're Maddie John's.
Speaker 2I know someone that whenever they're passing someone in front of a store on a street like that, they pretend they're on a phone call.
Speaker 3Yeah, it's a good good.
Speaker 4You know the charity bins where you put clothes in or shoes or whatnot.
They did a someone put a slice the back of their shoe, put an air tag in the track to see where it would end up.
They found it.
Yeah, this was a couple of years back, and they found it in some like not like Kazakhshan, but countries around that region.
They tracked it and it was up for sale really in Central Asia, in Central Asia.
Speaker 3Yeah, it was crazy.
Speaker 4They tracked it all the way there and it was it was they'd gone to sell it off.
Speaker 3Again, it seems like a seems like an awful lot of effort.
Speaker 1Why don't we do that?
Why don't we get an old pair of shoes.
We're do an experiment.
Slip a tracking device in there, because I know someone who knows someone well who sort of tracks people putting things on their cars.
Easy to turn up at places and he'd be there.
Speaker 3Get we can just put a Apple air tag in there.
Yeah, I got one.
I got one sitting near your bedside.
Speaker 1Dropped it perfect, Yeah, romantic gesture.
Speaker 4Jack was the spoon cob you small spoon, big spoon, big spoon spooner.
Speaker 3Hey, I like, look, eighty percent of the time I was a big spooner.
But maybe when I wake up.
Speaker 4In the morning, I don't mind.
Speaker 3I don't mind royling rolling over being a little spoon.
Speaker 4I believe that I can only spoon on my left side.
I can't spin on my right.
My shoulder, damn shoulder, the shoulders stuff.
I can't actually sit on it, so, which was annoying because before my reconstruction, Yeah, it was my favorite shoulder lion.
Do you ever I can only spoon to the left.
I'm like Derek Zoolander Magnum you guys.
Speaker 3Would relate more than this to them because I'm you guys are obviously happily married, and Jack Will you're married, and Jack, you're in a relationship.
You know, I sleep solo these days, but you know when you're when you're sleeping with your with your spouse, and yeah, they sleep fall asleep on your arm and they don't do that.
And then in the middle of the night you wake up and you're like, you're like the wacky inflatable man.
You have no control over your right arm and you're just because all the blood's out of it, you still get that.
Speaker 1Well, I tell what I used to do when I was a teenager and made of mind who went to school with tiped me off about this and it worked a treat.
I just can't be bothered to do it anymore.
I'd lay on my right arm for.
Speaker 2The twenty told us about that.
Speaker 1You've got new listeners.
I know, but I was.
Speaker 3I'm all talking about like when you're laying in a relationship next to he tries.
Speaker 2To come and cut on me during sleep, I just like, get over there.
Speaker 3You guys have I always found that so weird about your marriage, Like oftentimes there's a pillow between you guys.
Speaker 2But that's called the pillow wall.
That's the thing in marriages.
Let me tell you about that.
Speaker 3Ever since I can remember as a kid, I don't think I've ever like seen you guys in bed like well, not like you would want me to see that, but you guys sort of sleeping side by side, cuddle you always.
Dad's like basically halfway.
He's so far away, his whole right side is basically off the bed and you're on the other side.
There's there's at least a meter gap between you.
Speaker 2Give me my sleep.
Speaker 1I feel like I want to war is not the right word, but you know there's this shifting border in the bed that she uses with pillow that mate, I'll get there.
Sometimes I'm on a third of the bed.
She's got two thirds.
Speaker 4Yeah right, yeah, I get a bit of that as well.
It's very territorial with your partner.
Speaker 1And give your tipop if you want to watch a bit of Cardland to set your alarmed.
Speaker 3Twelve forty are you a late night you and I will I make it special.
Speaker 4As a kid, I was wandering past the bedroom as a kid, And tell you one thing, it was a very complimentary to you this ways.
Speaker 3Yeah, tears not of joy either.
Speaker 1My my ramantic gesture is the clever pickup line.
Look and there we have some young listeners and people looking for love.
Can I give you just a couple here?
Speaker 3I think lines the house.
They're so dead.
Speaker 1No, they're not mate, not if you're like someone with this one.
Oh wow, excuse me for one moment so I can delete all my dating apps.
Wow.
Next one that means you found that.
Next time, excuse me while I write a complaint to Spotify.
You are definitely this week's not a single.
Speaker 3That's actually not mad, it's not Badi.
Speaker 1My name is Map, but feel free to call me tomorrow.
Speaker 3You should say he called me tonight.
That's what you should What did you say?
Change that?
Speaker 1My name is Map, but feel free to call me tomorrow or tonight, or you're can even say this afternoon.
Speaker 3Do you get it to it?
Speaker 2Yeah?
Speaker 4But I don't think I didn't realize we're going to swap Matthew and Truth today.
Speaker 3Hey, give him a go.
Speaker 1Next one, what's your name again?
I want to be certain I'm screaming the right name.
A little later.
Speaker 3That one's good.
That one's good.
Come on, guys, give him my bloody go he's a crack one.
Speaker 1This one is of acting for people out there who love to tickle my elbow goes, sorry, my name's not Elma, but feel free to tickle my Is that a good one?
Speaker 4I didn't that is?
Speaker 1And this is a beauty?
Speaker 4That's an edit.
Speaker 3That's no.
Don't you If you edit that, you're getting buggered.
Speaker 4It has to be it has to be beat.
Speaker 3Right maybe well yeah, yeah, a small but in this last one, this is the one I used to pick up trash.
Speaker 1Petrol because I want to pump you in the back of my car at the time him Hunter was a little bit sort of jelly in there.
Speaker 3But I like the other one from did You Not Sorry?
Speaker 2An Idiot?
Speaker 3I like the in between this one.
He goes up to you guys, I like your jacket, and she goes, oh thanks.
He goes, look better, lead it's not on my bedroom floor.
Speaker 1I'm still Owen Wilson all past.
Then he gets tipped off by he's at Codally says, walks up and says, hi you are Are you Ireland?
You remind me of Yeah?
Speaker 3He goes, are you from Ireland?
When I look at you, my penis is doublin.
Speaker 1Ohen Wilson gets it it, goes walks and goes, hey, are you from Ireland?
Because every time I see you, my penis actually starts to double inside.
Speaker 3I like his mate.
I think Jason sidaikas he walks up to a girl this when they're just doing like rapid fire, pickup one, you also do it.
He goes, excuse me, does this smell like chloroform?
Speaker 6Do you.
Speaker 3Buy your drink?
He goes, just kidding, grand Adkins buy your drinks?
His name wasn't grand Atkins.
That was a referee.
Was just the first thing that Jason.
Yeah, but Jason is the actor's.
Speaker 4Name, Jason said, akas referee the Pacific Champs.
Speaker 3Oh gotcha, just let him.
Let's leave the let's sit in complete silence.
So Jack learns from that mistake.
Let's just give it three seconds.
Speaker 2Okay, Well, you know what at the moment, apparently it's very uncle to have a boyfriend.
Yes, it came out in Vogue or something like that're ridiculous or like they're saying it's not cool, like don't share it on social media or anything like don't show that you're happy, or don't flown to a boyfriend, and I get that, but like, sorry, who are these people?
They said, because they don't want to send a message that you need to be complete by having a boyfriend or a husband or whatever.
You can't just be happy whatever they're wanting to do.
If they've got a dog, if they've got a cat, they've got a goddamn bird.
Speaker 3Does it sound sexist to you?
Why is it only uncle to have the boyfriend?
Speaker 2That's right, I agree, because it's.
Speaker 3Cool to have a girlfriend too.
Speaker 2That well, you would imagine it's reciprocated, but that wasn't stated in the.
Speaker 3Did you read the media?
Speaker 1What do you reckon best?
Speaker 2Like best like we're humans not robots when.
Speaker 1We were when the boys were little or just before when when we first started dating.
If you spoke to someone who met someone online, Jesus a big stick.
Speaker 2It would be fear more than anything for your safety or what's wrong with them that they can't meet someone?
That would be my thing.
Speaker 3But wasn't it like ah, I remember, like it wasn't like a shame thing if you were like bringing something back to like to say you met on like a dating app or an online yeah, like online on the website every every wedding I've been in the last five years, they all met.
Speaker 1It's just just the way it is.
It is.
Speaker 2It's the change of the world.
Life is so busy now.
People are working on nowadays.
Speaker 1It was like pubs, clubs.
Speaker 4Computer transport, public we're getting around in your day.
Speaker 2You're not men and I'm not mobile phones and certainly no apps and certainly nothing on the phone.
Speaker 1The good old days of analog where you'd write a letter or you go to a public toilet and on the back of the door to meet me tonight.
Speaker 2You're okay, let's go a little nostalgia.
Any girl you went out with, where did you meet them?
Speaker 3You?
Speaker 1Uh, I think a blue Lot discirl.
Speaker 3That one your sister, Oh make true shots?
Sorrys not getting bread jokes are funny and I did not even make people there, especially when especially when you say it, no one laughs.
I had to laugh at it.
Speaker 2Where else?
Well you met me?
I was at work, Yeah, in a restaurant.
Speaker 1Water polo.
I played water polo.
Speaker 2You know, so through sport.
Speaker 1Through sport.
Speaker 2Yeah, that's probably enough of your school.
Yes, school, Like my first boyfriend was like school and then no, I know that was Tony Fowler.
Where is to guess what is?
Guess what his nickname was?
Speaker 4Don't tell me your son named Nick?
I don't know because I might know him from Castle.
Speaker 2Oh really, I don't know.
Speaker 4Yeah, he's friends of text.
There's a chance.
Speaker 2I don't know.
I don't know.
So that was school until he don't be for another girl to.
Speaker 3See her now anyway, you little thing.
Speaker 2She was there anyway, pretty girl, But you know grudges.
Speaker 4You reckon.
Speaker 2I don't hold grudges.
Speaker 3You girls that you were there were you know, cutting the legs under than the blokes.
Speaker 2Because years later than he tried to rekindle, I was like, no way, brother, and you.
Speaker 3Said, hey, I'm dating Maddie Charms now and he's playing five A over in wigand.
Speaker 2No I was.
I was free agent at the time.
Speaker 4And then I met free.
Speaker 3Agent and who was your manager?
Speaker 1Because Isaac that's why Isaacs got him out of it, got around of a contract with someone who came over to me.
It was actually Phil Gil he said, said she was the finest woman.
Speaker 3She's the finest young talent in.
Speaker 1That Lovely Legs competition.
Ye, Tricia, the Lovely Legs competitions.
She looked like an Ostrich like sort of short bodied, big long legs.
Wow, there's another one.
I've pack in the day.
Speaker 2I went where I'll meet my next husband.
Speaker 1Once a hypnotists went to Martin's and James used to travel around.
Speaker 2I used to love those hypnotist shows.
They were hilarious.
Speaker 1Sitting on the table and there was a girl there and she was looking and saluting me.
Speaker 2And was she hypnotized at the time, No, no, she was, she was mesmerized.
Speaker 4I did it?
Speaker 1Should we do film fame violyl?
Speaker 3Yeah?
Speaker 1Today it's just simply greatest romantic films.
Speaker 3You never get this.
I get so angry because you never get to start.
Speaker 2The greatest romantic films or greatest pick up films.
Speaker 1Either or don't matter.
It's all.
It's all going to the same place.
Speaker 3Run down said romantic.
So I don't know, changer and you wrote the rundowns and then you try.
Speaker 4To you know.
Speaker 1My temptation with this one, I was going to write lost in translation, but it's not I'm going to push it away from being a romance because yeah, there's been a lot of talk about it's a great movie.
I'll live it at that.
My bronze is indecent proposal, which was Demi Moore, Woody Harrelson and Robert Redford.
Fantastic movie on thousand million dollars.
They get so Robert red can sleep with Woody Halson's wife, which is more.
Speaker 3Sounds riveting My Silver Ghost to Jerry Maguire, Tom.
Speaker 1Cruise and rail Zill.
That's a great, great movie with an underpinned by a burgeoning romance.
Speaker 2I'm telling a trend here, go ahead.
Speaker 3What was the famous pickup line line?
He says, And that was.
Speaker 2It showing me the money?
Speaker 4Yeah, you had not show me the money.
Speaker 1She wasn't a prostitute.
R and my gold is Ghost Demi Moore to me more again and Patrick Swayzel.
Speaker 2Well your silver and bronze.
I thought they all had to have some sort of sport or gambling thing.
No, well they did.
Okay, I'm going when a man loves a woman as my bronze, that is Andy Garcie and Meg Ryan.
She's an alcoholic.
Speaker 4Why did you say who it was?
Speaker 2That's a cent of a woman, I believe.
Speaker 3So a lot of my little friends uses the same line in that movie as well.
Speaker 2You go, yes, my silver is did John?
He goes, off to it is churning Tatum and My Numeru, which I still think is the most romantic movie of all and I could watch it time and time again.
Is the Notebook Ryan Gosling and oh I always is.
Speaker 3I don't know her name.
It's okay, because I'm a romantic comedy man wrough went through Man, I fly the kite for the wrong comps.
Speaker 1I've never sat hand.
Speaker 3Oh sorry, so that was kind of bad.
Hopefully none of our YouTube liers don't.
No one screenshot that.
Yes, no, no, that's fine.
It's just I had my hand up with a fist.
So that's that's playing on right, That's like, come on?
Yeah?
Sorry, now, now what was I saying?
Speaker 2I never watched the Neighboo?
Speaker 4You know what?
Speaker 2I want to sit down with you and watch it with you.
Speaker 3Absolutely not.
Speaker 2You will love it.
It's you will cry.
Speaker 3I couldn't watch it.
I get I can't watch it.
If I watch a rom com or any sort of sad movie Sunday to Tuesday, I'm a wreck.
I can't watch it.
Speaker 1Okay, Well, yes, and thing with Jack just coughed up, mate, mate, just.
Speaker 2I'm sure, but.
Speaker 3I believe what's yours?
Speaker 1Jack?
Speaker 4I've gone with.
My first one is notding Hill, pretty standard, one of the great rom coms.
I've gone.
Who's the main actress in that?
Sorry, Julia Roberts.
I followed it straight away with Pretty Woman.
I've never watched Pretty Woman before until Jim showed me, probably a couple of months ago.
Very good movie, Richard your man.
Speaker 2Favorite bit of that movie, I like, favorite bit, do you know what?
Speaker 1I love the whole generation ladies want to be prostituted.
Speaker 4I like, I like the guy who's a receptionist at the hotel's yes, sorry, he the guy who like sort of offered.
I like, that's a feel good bit for me.
Speaker 2You know what My feel good bit is when remember the uptight nasty shop assistants won't so for when she goes into the store in Rodeo Drive initially and then she goes in all decked out having spent gazillions and said to the girls work on commission, don't you, And she's like all saki suki oh yes, yes, yes yes, and she has big mistake, big mistake.
Speaker 1My favorite bit of that movie is I love when Richie Geese goes to the hospital.
Got a bit of.
Speaker 2What's your number one, Jacko.
Speaker 4My number one was I Love Crazy Stupid Love with Steve Carrell.
Ryan.
Speaker 3That's a great great that is a great wrong coom.
Yeah.
Speaker 4I think it's quite entertaining and it's quite funny too, said Judd, And could be a tire old check it for your okay my mind.
Speaker 3I had bronze.
I had Crazy Stupid Love as well, Steve Croll, Ryan Gosling, Great afternoon, great great movie, Steve Crell.
You know she cheats, his wife cheats and with Kevin Bacon, bloody Kevin.
But it's always Kevin Bacon, always a bad blow footloots.
Speaker 4He's got he's got a name, and I'll try and fight.
Speaker 3That's actually David Lyndhagen.
David, you don't see Kevin Bacon the whole time.
You just hear that Seacrew's wife has cheated on him with David Lindhagen.
And then finally he comes around.
He comes around dancing for the stuff new listeners too.
Speaker 1We've got a great story about Kevin Bacon and our great friends of the Canty family went to a wedding and he is there.
Speaker 4Certainly has done great in all the rewind ups that we play over The break I reckon.
Speaker 3You'll tell it in every single one of them New listeners, The Six o'clock Hour, The breakup Vince Vaughan and Jennifer Aniston.
Speaker 2That makes me sad that one.
Speaker 4Yeah, it is sad, but it wasn't sad.
Speaker 3I don't remember because they don't actually get back together.
Speaker 4In the end.
Speaker 3It's sort of it's all right, but it's more like it shows the effect.
And it's great for people if you're fighting with your spouse and you want to see the effect on the other person.
And how ego comes into it where one person is just not willing to fall on their sword.
They both want to, but they're not willing to ego wise, and it ultimately ends and them splitting up.
It's a sad story on Jennifer and there can.
Speaker 1We just have a little the pivotal moment Brad Pitt, b Brad Pitt for a second, and you went back to one of your previous girlfriends or wives.
Would you Angeline and Jolie marry her or Jennifer Niston?
Speaker 3I go Jennifer Andison.
Jen sens more my time.
Speaker 4The thing that lost me with with Angelina.
Angelina is the billy Bob Thornton.
You've ever seen that where she's she's dating Billy Bob Thoughton.
They go into a red carpet and they're they're got necklaces with each other's vials of each other's blood on it, and then they just pretty much insinuate they just made love in the car is so bizarre heavy, And there.
Speaker 2Was also a shot of her and her brother having a kiss on a red cart somewhere.
That was a little in a that was weird.
That was very weird.
Speaker 4Alone, people getting more by bears city mate, bro cut me open.
Speaker 3Guess what runs through these bloods in here?
Speaker 2You are?
Speaker 3You've got enough in you to fuel a whole bloody community.
Speaker 1You are my goal.
Speaker 3Ten things I hate about you?
Heath Ledger, Oh, that damn dream boat.
I think that this was the movie that really solidified him in all of the girl's hearts and their brains too.
He played a cute role, played a great role, a great wrong com.
Speaker 1You just see that he's just such a good there was such a good city.
Speaker 4And my controversial is saying that I just don't think he's as good looking as everyone says.
Speaker 1That's very lovely.
Speaker 3It's their own I think he's great looking.
It's the beautiful curly hair, but it also.
Speaker 2He's got lovely brown ruggedness.
Speaker 3But it's also that dark, twisted soul that he's got.
He's very dark and he's got a dark on that movie The Dark Knock.
Speaker 1Just had a Jack.
I just was alert.
I had a dream last night, Martin Luther King sweat, I've got a haircut.
Then I turned to the mirror after a haircut, and I had Jack's head on me.
It was Jack's head on my shoulder.
Speaker 3We knew it was a dream when you were getting a haircut with that cat's hair that you've got.
Speaker 1A pop a cap on.
Speaker 3That were all my wrong coms.
Speaker 1Excellent, very well done everyone.
Speaker 3What are we doing now.
Speaker 2If we wanted to?
Okay, I've got two questions for you.
Where would be inappropriate place to ask someone out?
Speaker 1Public?
Toilet?
Speaker 3Funeral?
Speaker 2Yeah, okay, Jack, what do you got?
Speaker 4Yeah?
Funeral's funerals pretty hard to beat.
Maybe a mark So like crematorium.
So if you're in a crematorium, you're trying to sort some stuff out and the person there seems kind of good looking or nice, and you just go, hey, you want to go out?
Like, I think that's a bit like probably not the time in place, probably open in front of the enclosure and Tronka parks where you're looking at the markets.
Speaker 1So would you go out?
Speaker 3I think post ceremony at a funeral would be okay.
But I think during a few week if Dad was getting you know, we're dearly beloved.
We gathered here to celebrate the life of Matthew John's and I leant into someone and just say to catch up, to go out for dinner after?
Speaker 4What about?
Speaker 3That's my daddy?
And let me tell you something.
You're after a pity day, the carry of the castle, something, the inheritance was handsome.
Speaker 4I've got the spot as everyone's walking through for an open casket in the person in front of you dason looking and as you're about to go past the body.
That's probably the worst time to do it.
Speaker 3Yeah, that's bad, pretty bad.
Speaker 1Watching a horror movie and there's a girl two seats in front of you and you walk, you put your hand on the shold and say would you want to go?
Speaker 4You know?
Speaker 3The most inappropriate time is when they say, is there anybody who objects to this wedding?
Yeah?
What are you doing tomorrow?
Night.
Speaker 1I'm not talking the bride, I'm not talking the group.
I'm talking to you father.
Very easy pick up.
Speaker 4Yeah it is.
Speaker 3What have we got the quiz kind of quiz now quizy Okay, let me explain it to the listeners who want to play the bloody along and understand the rules.
So I'm going to give you a word first person to just jump.
You just have to give a song.
So I'll say, sing a song with this word in it, and then you just got to roll straight inka, go straight into the song first person to sort of sing it.
Speaker 4So it has to be it has to you have to sing the lyric that contains that word, that contains that.
Speaker 3Word, contains that word.
Yeah, and then yeah you.
Speaker 1Say that or do you just roll?
Speaker 3You just roll in the first person to do it.
So say, for example, if it was like if I said, sing a song with the word family in it, we are family.
Boom, there you go first.
Speaker 2Yeah, but that was just the example.
Speaker 3Yes, yes, okay, got competitive nature, the juices, okay, family, sing a song with the word thing in it.
Speaker 4To live all the dumb thing the dumb things.
Speaker 1Yeah, who gets that?
Speaker 4Good?
Speaker 1I was going to I just wasn't in immoveant thing.
Speaker 3I'm going to give it to you, Jack, but you just don't say.
Speaker 1The tiger you got to.
Speaker 4Yeah, I was trying to.
If you couldn't tell, I'm just sort of monotime there.
Yeah, give it to it.
Speaker 1We're away.
Speaker 3Yeah, sorry, Yeah, Okay.
Speaker 2I understood what he was talking about.
Speaker 3Yah, that's your speaking, Jack.
Okay.
John's family sing a song with the word rain in.
Speaker 1It for so long.
Speaker 3So when Dad jumps in, don't sing over the top of him after.
Speaker 2I don't know who started first.
Speaker 3Dad started first.
Speaker 4You know what I thought it was.
I thought it was the person who gets to the lyric with the actual word and it wins first, because it could be feel going at the same time.
Speaker 3So what's going to happen is, actually, I'm going to change this for a second because Dad jumped in first and you sung over tops.
What I'm going to do is you have to buzz in and then you have two seconds.
Speaker 2Have to do it immediately, because then you get people who are.
Speaker 1Mathematically you just point and as your point, we're going to say, yeah, okay, point.
Speaker 6You're saying your name certainly are Okay, I'm just gonna leave this just for a second, just to let you guys think about what you've done.
Speaker 3You've ruined such a good game.
Speaker 1Okay.
Speaker 3John's family sing a song with the word teenage in it.
Matt Matthew, she's just.
Speaker 1A teenee dirt bag.
What a great song.
Speaker 4Shout.
Speaker 3We're going to start again.
So Dad, you're on one.
You did lose your original point.
Just give them up.
Jack completely butchered you.
Okay.
John's family sing a song with the word prayer and that Jack Jack living on a prayer.
Speaker 2Identify that, Please.
Speaker 4Notify the merging songs and prayer.
Speaker 3We were just laughing at though.
You're starting by doing the Madonna like prayer.
Speaker 4Yeah, that's what was in my head and then that come out.
Speaker 3I swear to God, it's funny.
It's funny like when somebody half passes the sing.
You can really tell how uncomfortable soul?
Yeah, you son of a BITCHU one all Jack and Matthew Trish haven't fired a shot.
Next one.
John's family sing a song with the word tonight.
Speaker 1I want to talk to how bad you see?
Who's that Gallagher Oasis?
Speaker 3Okay, right, I'll give you that two one.
Speaker 2This is coo awesome, But what's the name of that song?
Speaker 1Talk Tonight?
It is one three hundred Talk Tonight one three, Hello Graham, to go away.
Speaker 3With you in the room seven sixty nine Talk Tonight with Graham eight here to get some points here next coming up next a bit of spooky tooth Okay, Johnsterfly, John's family sing a song with the word carpet and Jack.
Speaker 4Jack John's no, no, sorry, no, you're the magic carpet riding.
Speaker 3Wasn't working for it?
Speaker 2Oh, it has to be in the title, doesn't it.
Speaker 3It just has to be a lyric.
Just anything carpet five an.
Speaker 1Add the carpet king, kill kill, carpet killed the experts in the trade.
Speaker 3Now you're all at that?
Speaker 4Oh do you have anyone did magic carpet ride?
Speaker 3I don't know why does that?
Speaker 4But it doesn't have the my little girl on a magic carpet ride ship.
I got it there and I didn't get I just couldn't get to it.
Speaker 2What are we on?
Two?
One?
And I'm on nothing?
Speaker 3Nothing, nothing, You aren't you are nothing.
Speaker 2I hope there's another three?
Speaker 3How many?
What do you think this can goes on forever?
You even buzzed in John's Family.
Speaker 2I'm just finding my feet.
Speaker 3Hey you silence two is one.
You may control the house out there, but we're in here.
Speaker 2God a conditioning.
Speaker 4It's freezing.
Speaker 3It is nice and brisky.
Speaker 1Isn't that control of weather?
Speaker 2You can't.
Speaker 4Let's get to it.
Speaker 3I didn't know you were in charge here.
Speaker 1Brother.
Speaker 3Let me tell you.
I'll take my sweet ass time when I present this John's family singing a song with the word ground in it.
Speaker 1Matt, go that ground control to maitar.
Speaker 3Let's say your helmet keep going ready.
Ten is ground.
We were about to have a great sing and you start again.
Ten round control to major time nine commencing countdown, engines on.
Speaker 5Eight check ignition and may guardsa be with you.
Speaker 3No, you're too early, you have Dad has no time.
Speaker 2We need to set this up as a singing studio with a drop down mind.
Speaker 3We do a podcast.
None of us are recording singers.
Speaker 4Reminded me in the middle of a waysis the other night Dad was really liking talk tonight I think it was, and he just goes, Jack, Jack, you just got to give me what's your three best bridges?
I said, yeah, let me just give it to your next week.
Speaker 3Yeah, my harbor bridge.
He was asking such specific thirteen twelve sixty nine, talk tonight, last time you want to get one more as well?
Okay, John's family sing a song with the word white in it.
Speaker 2It's a nicety for what well I've just done my.
Speaker 3Little sister?
What have you done?
Down?
Speaker 5Down a little sister?
Speaker 4Who's your only one?
Speaker 2Why are you touching a nipples, little sister?
Speaker 1Shotgun?
Speaker 2Okay, we're going first, we got well, we've got more, but like we're already running out of time.
Speaker 1Dudes, quick one if you got something quick to finish trash, because well.
Speaker 2What do you reckon?
I think let's give out people as an alternative to dating apps.
Let's try and get people back to meeting people face to face exactly library how give people some suggestions of where they can meet people.
Speaker 3Face to face that I think Jake Juke's doing a lot of them these days.
Speaker 2We can do I reckon through your pets at the park, through pecks, push up.
Speaker 3Oh, that's actually a good idea, going to walking your doll, look at your spouse at a park.
Speaker 4Can we do some more events next year?
Maybe for a If we're doing around next year, I think what we should do is you should encourage us state to come.
Maybe I'll get to it in sex.
Maybe I should.
Maybe I should encourage we do speed dating Jack one of our events.
Speaker 1I love it Jack.
We have a singles singles podcast.
Yeah, turn up people who are people who are single, people who have broken up, people who have lost a loved one recently, anything like that come along.
Ye, it's exactly what it is a couple of times.
Yeah, Spinster's widows.
Speaker 2I know there does need to be some planning that I was on my list to do.
Speaker 4So.
Speaker 1Yeah.
I would say, if you want to meet someone, perfect play supermarkets, supermarket.
Speaker 2Everybody needs to go and get food.
Think about the basics, the necessities.
Speaker 3Right, it's a good run.
The beach is always good.
Speaker 2There's something about the beach though.
It's a little bit predatory.
Speaker 1You don't want to get crabs?
Speaker 6Yeah.
Speaker 2No, if some guy comes and talks to me at the beach, I feel like creepy.
Speaker 4Wuld you please move into the flags.
Speaker 2Unless they're saving me from the ocean.
Speaker 4Yeah.
Speaker 2What about a wedding.
A lot of people do meet at weddings.
Speaker 4Yeah.
Speaker 3I think we had a wedding not too long ago.
And let me tell you something.
There's a few numbers getting thrown around.
Speaker 1Was it really?
Speaker 3Certainly was I was giving them fake numbers, like Slim to me, Yeah, well a lot of them.
Speaker 1Not.
That wedding was another one.
Speaker 3Yeah, I mean we had so many weddings over the last couple of months.
Speaker 1It's it's such a narrow down to one.
It is.
It wasn't.
It wasn't in this state.
Speaker 3It was, particularly when ninety five percent of people there were a family.
Speaker 1So yeah, that's what I mean by Slim's pickens is that they're or family.
So you don't go with family unless they're a distinct cousin exactly.
Speaker 3Yeah, like second I think second cousin they say, is okay, that's cool.
Speaker 2I think that's crapy.
Speaker 1What about auntie, oh sodistant depends.
Speaker 2Well, there's either an auntie or you're not an auntie.
Speaker 1What about Okay, it's your wife's a friend of your mum's and you've always called it auntie, but it's not actually your auntie.
Speaker 3Not blood related difference.
I suppose we'll keep a lookout.
Thanks to keep a look at.
We've got the Christmas episode coming up.
We're going to start next Fridays with one of our rewind apps and let me tell you something.
It's a bloody doozy, A bloody doozy.
Speaker 2So when is the Christmas at nineteenth just before Christmas?
We're recording it.
Especially was the.
Speaker 3Friday before Christmas the sun was shining bra and.
Speaker 1Have some great guests.
And here rolls.
That's a little tease people.
Jason Rowles will be appearing in the Christmas episode.
Speaker 3And let me tell you something.
That's a man who loves Christmas.
Speaker 2And we're doing a Christmas dance.
I sent it to Cooper the other day.
What did you reply?
Speaker 3Cooper?
Tric said, Tris sometimes comes infatuated with these This is why she's like, we don't often a lot of her content ideas make the cutting room floor.
She sends a TikTok through with these people, like doing a Christmas dance.
She goes, I want to I want the family to do Christmas dance.
We should have learned this TikTok and should film it and do a Christmas dance.
And I said, what was I said, if you ever suggest an idea.
Speaker 2Like, never asked me that question again?
Speaker 1I said, yeah, question Titans fans will descend on our house and burn it down.
Speaker 3Kill the Witch, the troll in the dungeon ever seen Harry Potter.
No, you gotta watch it.
You gotta watch it, Harry Squatter.
Harry Potter is so good.
Speaker 1Anyway to finish with, tell you what I hate Twilight movies.
Speaker 2Those I'll say that Twilight to I love them Twilight.
Speaker 3You like Twilight vampires and bloody and bloody wolves, but you don't like Harry Potter.
Speaker 1No, that was a good one.
Guys, have a good one.
Look after yourselves here from this next week.
Speaker 3Have a grand You won't hear from us.
Next week we've got the rewind upon And let me tell you something.
It's a bloody doozy.
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Speaker 3Shut ou
