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Peter Russell Clark brother, smell the cheese?
Speaker 2Who's Peter Russell Clark?
Speaker 1Exactly?
You're an ignoramus.
Speaker 2Who's Peter Russell Clask.
Speaker 1He was a celebrity chef back in the day, back in the good old days of seventies and eighties, and his thing was cheese.
Speaker 2Oh so he's the one that come up with the slogan smell of the cheese.
Speaker 1Where's the cheese?
Speaker 2What does that mean?
Speaker 1And he's where's the cheese?
Speaker 3Because he used to do ads for a cheese company actually, but he's his.
Speaker 1First celebrity chef and one of my cameramen.
Once he used to film and once put out an X rated vision of all these bloopers holidays, Babe, Holiday's season.
Speaker 2He's drinking, Let the Lord fly, drinking on the job, is it?
Speaker 1Wow?
Podcast?
Speaker 2Look at you man?
You are gs every day?
No stop stop Okay, and you stopped too, Dad.
I've had it up to here with you guys.
Had what that was.
Speaker 3A slap like a week, slap like a bit.
Speaker 4I know that was a bit, bit, sup for a bitch?
Speaker 1Continue on for your pointless point.
Speaker 2I don't like I don't this family the dynamic Uh uh, Cooper doesn't like it?
Speaker 3No, no, no, how would you describe the dynamic?
Speaker 2Well, it's seven in the morning and dad's drinking.
Speaker 1You're not going to do it.
I'm going to push you back.
I'm going to push you back into the womb.
I couldn't.
Speaker 2I don't know who's more it should be more insulted the fact that i'd fit.
Yeah, I know, I'm six foot seven seven.
I'm six foot seven.
I'm six foot seven foot seven, and I am as strong as an X right now.
Speaker 1I just want to dab just you know, a little while ago we did a podcast my dabbing since I just don't pinch my be tish.
Every time since then something good happens.
I'm just Davin double.
Speaker 3You know, any idiot can do it.
That's why you like.
Speaker 2We actually look where it's what you can tell.
It's just been a long year.
We're just running short on ship to talk about.
Speaker 1We're talking about today, No.
Speaker 3We actually because people in the new year, just into the new year, it will be Matthew and my thirty year wedding anniversary.
Speaker 1Yeah, so what Jeffrey, don't we've got twenty five years?
Speaker 2Mate, did not forget for murder.
So how long have you been together?
Life?
Speaker 3We met in.
Speaker 2Are you going to make me do the math?
Speaker 1Thirty four years?
Speaker 2So the thirty four years?
So are you thirty four year?
Only four years?
And he's got married?
And did you get married because you felt pregnant with child?
Speaker 1No?
She worked out, she couldn't do any better, had a few on the go.
You know, I like stable going down a bit of a you know, had a bit of a stable of sorts.
Speaker 3Are you joking?
Speaker 1And the cream rose to the.
Speaker 3Top, you'd want to be very careful, man, stab you quicker than you can freaking.
Speaker 1What quicker than I'll call it one of our girlfriends.
And just gola, just what I love?
Speaker 2How when dad like it's like obviously thirty years of marriage to do this year?
But he almost has created a fantasy that he did have, you know, more of a life before you.
I picture him before you.
I picture him like this guinea little virgin.
Speaker 3Yeah, pretty much.
Speaker 4He pretty much looked just like Cooper.
Now.
Speaker 3He was kind of grotty.
Very he was kind of grotty.
His car was a pig sty.
He had no game body, No, he had no definitely had no game.
And he definitely lacked.
Speaker 4He was.
Speaker 3He was very polite and very sweet, but there was a lack of worldliness about him.
Speaker 4Sounds like nothing has changed.
Speaker 3No, well like, I don't know when he became so well read.
It was obviously during our time together.
I bought him shitless and he just read and read red.
Speaker 1I'm a camouflage guy.
I just blend into my surroundings.
I obviously went out with you.
I say, okay, pull it back with intelligence a little bit.
I'm dealing with an idiot.
You thought you do that.
Speaker 2Well, you do fit into your new mold.
Speaker 3He's a chameleon.
Speaker 2Yeah, chamellion.
You sort of mold your environment.
Chamelion.
Speaker 1I can drink with paupers and kings.
Speaker 2As they say, Well, that's that's the thing back in those times, medieval times, back when Jesus was playing fullback for Jerusalem.
Speaker 1Medieval that was probably in between halfway the medieval period and when Jesus was born.
Speaker 2Well, that's I think you would have.
The thing about you is, Matthew.
You would have got along with the king.
You had a very articular conversation with the king, King Henry the fourth, but you also would have gotten along very well with the court jester and even better with the town drunk.
Speaker 4Yeah, isn't Henry the fourth?
Isn't he the one that had multiple wives and used to get them?
Henry the Eighth he started the Church of England because he wanted to be able to marry after marriage.
Speaker 1Yes, that's right.
He started the Protestant religion and the Church of England because of the fact that romand Catholic Church would not let him divorce.
I'll fact check this.
Speaker 4We've had a few do check.
Speaker 3I think I think it is because then hed to do this and.
Speaker 1Hence the song, and then he got Henry the Eighth.
Henry the Eighth, doesn't that?
Speaker 2Okay?
Look maybe it's just me clutching its straws here, but bear with me, all of you.
Bear with me.
Everyone, give me eyes.
Henry the Eighth divorced, romanticized lots of women.
Andrew John's the eighth for mortal Wow, divorced twice.
You know what we what do we think about drawing conclusions?
Speaker 3Do you know what?
In this day and age married three times isn't unusual?
It's not common, but it's not unusual?
Speaker 1True?
Speaker 4True?
Speaker 3And you know what you meant to do you're meant to be in a loveless relationship on unhappy relation done for three yearshould you move on?
Speaker 4That's what?
Speaker 2Maybe?
Maybe we've all got a time clock with the partner where with and when that clock runs, when that stop, what runs out?
You move on with the next And if you love him, you're marrying.
Speaker 1The other day.
She's outlived four husbands.
Speaker 2Four husbands, sounds like she's killing them off.
Speaker 4I think that and Henry Henry the eighth coup Church of England, the fifteen thirty.
So well done there, correct?
Speaker 3Correct?
Speaker 4It feels nice to be right on a fact, doesn't it?
Speaker 2Go back on that lady who outlived four husbands?
Speaker 1Were they all old?
Speaker 4Like?
Speaker 2Were they?
Was she marrying older men?
Speaker 4Or no?
Speaker 3Not necessarily like she's older?
Speaker 2How did they go?
Do you know?
Speaker 5Oh?
Speaker 1All four for cliffs?
Speaker 4When you say outlived.
Speaker 1Awful coincidence.
Speaker 4When you say outlived them, do you mean outlive them during the marriage or outlive them after the three divorces?
Speaker 3There were no?
They all just way.
Speaker 4Yeah, you're joking she's killed No, she hasn't that the odds trush, I don't know, And what do we know?
Speaker 2The time frame of which these were a long time, but they were all the death for a long time in between.
Speaker 4Yeah.
Speaker 1Yeah, they're spanning a long time.
Speaker 4Sounds like she had like a certain date.
Speaker 3She's been like her nineties.
Speaker 1Now, Well, it is good that we're talking about because this is married show, is it?
Speaker 3This is we're talking about proposals and marriage.
Speaker 1Okay, if she let's imagine that a woman walks in gorgeous I'm talking personality, got everything, she's got money, she's got.
Speaker 6Good looks left and but then you find out she's compliments.
She's thirty eight years of age, but she's had three husbands before and all three to die to marry her.
Speaker 3Yeah, and the question would be does she have that money because of the inheritance from the yah.
That would be my questions would.
Speaker 1You marry her?
Speaker 2Well, the question to me is like I'd want to know how they died, but I'd also want to know did she Not that she might have murdered them, but did she drive them to death?
Because as we know, stress is the biggest killer of anything.
I'm a believer is happy life, happy health.
Speaker 1Yeah, you've probably fixed up my happy life.
Speaker 2I do understand what you're saying, though, but you know you're living a stress free life.
That's what I That's the only thing I put down in how a lot of people who like drink and smoke sometimes like a lot of those old Italian birds who smoke every day, they live to be one hundred and no stress, but because they do what makes them happy and they just and their body just just figures it out on the run.
Speaker 3I would argue that Matt wouldn't be as healthy as he is if you didn't have me.
I take a lot of stress away from him.
Speaker 4I agree, I agree, But I also think you dump as much on as you take, different kind of stress.
Speaker 1Different Yet she removes stress.
God gives you take it.
Speaker 2For the way I think to you, you're like a clock and it's going clockwise.
You take it, and then you just harness that and then you channel the stress back in a completely different direction.
You're like a tide ye.
Speaker 1You have it here, you bring it down to the hard here and they're projected.
Speaker 3Okay, I'm going to give you example number one.
Matt doesn't have to deal with people on the phone.
Now we all know how stressful that is.
So very occasionally I have to put him on because I need to speak to mister John's okay, well I'll put him on and he said, okay, if he gives you permission for me, then to deal with Yes, missus.
Speaker 4Johnson, okay if you have the same how do.
Speaker 3You go with that?
Speaker 6No?
Speaker 3Not good?
Speaker 4Now?
Speaker 3Time's that by one hundred and being on the phone for over an hour, which sometimes is.
Speaker 2I will say the life admin that you save dad.
Speaker 3Life and business.
Speaker 1Let's just go the other way for a second, right with Trish.
Let's imagine Trish, you come out of the heart time, you're rather tired.
You came a bit of a fluid fatig and all of a sudden, Glenn Lazarus, Glenn Lazarus himself gets the ball and charges towards you.
What do you do for stuff?
Yeah?
Well what doesn't work?
He just drops on you.
That's what I endured for this family and tackling guys like like Glenn Lazarus, Lazarus Lazarus.
Speaker 4Radical and John Lazarus.
And that kind of sounded like it might suit.
Speaker 2There's only one way to take down a rampaging Glen Lazarus t you know how that is fake low and then hit him straight across the job.
Speaker 3And then get off.
I don't want to do that.
Speaker 2D Reagan used to do it.
Gary John's used to do it, and look how they're going.
They're both an epitome of health.
Speaker 1Ernie O'Brien used to do it.
Remember Gay has had that story about Ernie O'Brien made.
It's a blake on the field one day and so the blake posting back and he sh his pants, do a ring around the field und around him so he can change his pans.
Speaker 2Gary Johns, I've never seen someone who is so who finds like Pooh and people pulling themselves so funny.
Speaker 3Everyone finds Pooh funny.
Speaker 2That's what it is.
Speaker 3What is it?
Speaker 2I don't know.
Speaker 3It's the grossest.
Speaker 2There is nothing funny about someone soiling themselves.
Speaker 1Remember Brian Cantey's dad, Brian Sr.
Who is a really left of center man, but very worldly man.
He always said to me once we' having a conversation near a chaser at the Hotel Tara.
By the way, he sold it.
He just sold the hotel.
Well that's where we say that time in christ Christmas he sold it.
Anyway, he said to me, He said to me, because he's an American, you know, man, something about the German people.
They're really unusual to have an infatuation with ship which now once I started to hear about those crazy nightclubs.
Speaker 2They went to the Austrian I think that's in Berlin.
Speaker 4Throw Jackie on to the bus.
Speaker 3She posted it.
Speaker 1Some of the stories come out of that.
They reckon It is just debauchery and people making love in the club or poy.
Speaker 2My mate went there.
This is the first time I'd ever talked about it.
Because it's an hour and a half line to get into.
It's called the Bergheim.
You can search up on YouTube.
There's like our documentaries and yeah, they've made a book about the security guard who's on there, because it's really amazing at reading people.
He'll know straight away whether he wants to let you in or not.
And you have people dress up and like put the eyeliner on because there's a certain type of person they want in there.
Speaker 3You know, like an eye mask, like.
Speaker 2Mascara and stuff like dark in the eyes.
Speaker 1Get we're sort of dark clothes.
Speaker 2It's like one of those sort of gothic emo like leather, what's.
Speaker 3His name, eyes, white, shuddish sort of stuff.
Speaker 2The cruise ye think like keroofs and the Matrix.
If he was really horny.
Speaker 1Yeah, I would say like Mel Gibson in Mad Max too, you know, got that leather that rugged.
Speaker 2But what was scared scary is because there's different levels to it, right, But she walked upstairs, and I think level two there was some freaky stuff going on when she went up there.
She said, like somebody emerged from a corner and like grabbed up like out of the shadows and like tried to drag her into like the dark corner with a hardcore and then Lucky like one of the boys was there as well.
Speaker 1I was like, get off.
Speaker 2There's a lot of creepy stuff going in.
You're walking to the toilet.
There's people in there, profusely old touching themselves.
Speaker 1I'll build, I'll build to a story here.
But Jackie, when I heard her on the radio and kiss talking about it, she said that there were people actually having sex just in front of everybody.
I'm just sting, having drinking and just watching casually.
Yeah, but he's the story of her as well.
Speaker 4You're frothing.
Speaker 7It's like he's dribbling, that's salivating what you he's pointing the picture of like so men and women will do ships, put him in the freezer at their homes, freeze them up, and then take them to the club and use them as dill doll's.
Speaker 1Yeah, a frozen ship.
Speaker 2Yep, yeah, that's true.
Speaker 1That is actually a very German trait.
Speaker 4I've heard that they are on entry.
Apparent they like this gel.
So what they do is they have like a gell that they put over No, it's like a gel that lasts for three days, and they put it over your phone camera.
So when you take it in that you can't you can't record good call.
Speaker 2Apparently.
You know what else people do?
You know what else?
I learned the other day for people with people with hemorrhoids who might be listening.
The way you get rid of a hemorrhid is you get a glove and you fill it up with water, tie it off, put that glove in the freezer, and then you use that because you know how with the hemorrhy you're supposed to like push it back in.
You use the frozen glove and the finger on the glove to push it back in.
Speaker 3Its frozen, it's cold, it'll make it the vein because hemorrhoid is a vein.
Speaker 1Yeah, then we get unless you're being just wrapped around.
Speaker 3No, no, I think doctors banned professionally with you.
I don't think like Joe blow down the Street is going to be banding his own hemorrhoids.
Don't try it.
Speaker 2He sounds like a lot of fun he does, So what are we talking about.
Speaker 4He's got a legal thing there for the end, Just for the listeners that you aren't.
Speaker 2A sorry everything that we have just said, including Dad talking about the frozen pool.
We are not medical professionals, nor do we want anyone to try that.
Speaker 3I don't do that.
That could be, but if you do, it would.
Speaker 2Be If you do try it, let us know.
Speaker 4And also an educational reminder as well, settlement stick to it if you need support.
Poo helpline dot com dot org.
Speaker 1Dad had to press follow on the.
Speaker 2Likerib something about it.
Speaker 1So we've got trisis.
Speaker 2It's trishes are too liquid?
They are I am so okay, We've taken this.
So back to what it is, weddings and proposals.
Speaker 4It is.
Speaker 3I'm going to ask you if you could create the ultimate proposal, and it's sort of this is a bit of a prep and a lesson for lots of young men out there and women if you want to be proposing of what to do and what not to do.
And we've got a few stories to share, things that went right, things that went wrong, and some of the things that make a good proposal, and what would be your ultimate proposal.
I've thought about mine because Matt's was dog shit?
Speaker 2What was Dad's?
Speaker 3He was laying in bed and you said, so do you want to?
Speaker 4Like, aren't you hopeless?
Man?
Speaker 3Literally?
Literally that's what he said, And I went, what do you want to?
Speaker 1Because Trish made me marry you lay by the ring?
Speaker 3Trish, you went hopeless.
Speaker 1You went and lay by the ring.
Speaker 4I never asked you.
Speaker 1And you said, I'm letting you know that I've laid by the engagement ring.
And I was like, what's that?
Speaker 4Surprisingly, I'm surprised by how many women do it.
I didn't realize until you know, my friend's got girlfriends now and people are getting engaged.
That's a thing that happens.
Speaker 3See, I was before my time.
Speaker 2I'm pretty sure that's quite not.
You know what, because in leading into this, I like googled a lot of I put Google ship proposers in and the amount to not the ship that dad was talking about earlier.
But the amount of people that on like online and stuff were talking about their partners just saying, so should we do you want to?
And they and people in all the comments were going, what an idiot?
Speaker 3Exactly?
Speaker 2I don't know if they're talking about you specifically, if it's.
Speaker 3True, so should we?
Or I've got one where I read a guy went to a picnic, laid out the blanket said to his girlfriend, I'm ready to get married.
Speaker 2He said that, yeah.
Speaker 3That's what he said, so it was all about him.
I'm ready to get married, Trent.
What she said, Well, I'm ready to get married now.
And she said, that's your proposal, you idiot, and she took off and left him.
Speaker 2I got a couple of questions.
I want to ask you quickly before actually, now, we'll do our We'll do the perfect proposal.
What was the proposer you were thinking?
Speaker 3I would love if someone took me up in a helicopter.
I know it's a little bit bougie, but I do like a helicopter and either up to like one of the snowy mountains on Queenstown, the remarkable.
I'd like that.
Speaker 4I want to go skiing there next year.
Actually, any listeners have suggestions, let me know.
Speaker 3Yeah, or over the wee Sundays and land on white Haven.
Speaker 1Beach kind of a birth Ways sun Hey.
Speaker 3I'm giving you.
I'm giving you options and drop to one knee and propose.
That would be beautiful with the ring of my dreams.
Speaker 1One knee in the helicopter because I'm thinking on.
Speaker 3The landing numb nuts.
Speaker 1You just got to especially that one by one.
Speaker 3I think people work that out confusing.
Get up onto the mountain at the remarkables and you land from the helicopter, You get out, you walk around, and I turn around and I see you dropped on one knee or someone more handsome.
I don't mind with the.
Speaker 2Ring saying maybe breath and as would.
Speaker 3You please marry me?
That would be nice.
Speaker 2Have you got a propose to wonder?
Speaker 1What an ideal?
One?
Yeah?
Speaker 3Or here you go bozo down at the bub hang on.
Speaker 2Because because you haven't got you haven't got the run down in front of your Have you to day on freestyle?
That's basically you've been you the whole year.
Speaker 1No, no, today, I'm really fished like an ideal.
No, I'm just not the well I'm not the romantic.
Speaker 3What do you think is nice?
Speaker 2If you wanted if how would you want look at Jack?
Speaker 6Right?
Speaker 2Jack's probably, let's be honest, Kid's not far off that level.
Speaker 1He's the sort of guy who will go above and beyond.
Speaker 2But how would you want picture?
How you would want that scenario for him?
Speaker 3You were so much better than your boys?
Speaker 1Okay, okay, where I would Jack?
I'd take my idea with for Jack would be we all go down to Elemento's, by the way, go down.
We gave Elemento's and mentioned about three months ago on the podcast and they told me that Yarn who does the morning shift there Elemento.
He got a call from Blake and Fairfield said pizza that I hear about on John's Family podcast, and I'm coming from Fairfield Pizza.
Yeah, I reckon, Jack, go down element PiZZ Get one of those delicious Calzoni, a very Italian theme.
Fold the calzoni, put the ring inside the.
Speaker 3Kelson the idea of rings, old jewelry and food.
Speaker 4I'll talk to.
Speaker 1Yeah, and then she goes he enjoying it, and just go and then say, you know, Calzoni is really just a pizza folded folded.
So let's open it up.
Well, what's this?
Will you marry him?
Speaker 2Does anyone think the old ring in the champagne glass is a little bit tacky?
Speaker 3Tacky?
Speaker 1I'm with you, Yeah, No, I don't like that.
Speaker 2Don't hide it like you own it.
Speaker 3Yeah, but I do want to surprise, like drop down and have the ring ready.
That's what I want.
Speaker 2Can I give mine for Jack Duses?
Because Jack will probably give himself away because he's probably going to do it in the next sort of month or two.
I always imagine this is how I would do it.
Scenario based sunset on a mountain with a view overlooking the sunset as it hits ther and the whole sky.
When the sky goes orange, Jesus, a beautiful sight.
When the sky goes orange, that's when I want to I Ben, we're having a charcuterie board on a pili, salami, pepperoni, cheese, crackers.
You don't like charcuterie boards.
Speaker 3It's funny Olives doesn't trust the jats?
Speaker 2Is there a better biscuit than the jat?
And I could eat jat and cheese all day?
Speaker 4I like rits.
Speaker 2Cum rich too crumbly.
Yeah, I don't like it, but then I go down on one knee.
You know, will you marry me?
Yes, ladies and gentlemen, mister James Blunt.
James Blunt comes out music as as you know, my love is brilliant, my love is pure.
I saw an angel and then we sit there overlooking the sunset as your beautiful players.
If she says no beautiful, push her off.
Speaker 4See James Blunts in New Zealand.
The top five weirdest things I've ever seen is him saying this is one of the greatest moments of my life on his Facebook page and he's wearing an All Blacks jersey.
It just didn't seem right to me.
Speaker 2I think that was a few weeks ago.
Speaker 1It's one of those wimpish guys that goes into it.
Speaker 3Did I really you had time with him somewhere else?
Speaker 1Yeah?
Speaker 3I remember?
Speaker 2Did you actually?
Speaker 1Can I just change for one second?
Kind of another crack of the jack.
Speaker 3Another proposal?
Maybe you'll repropose.
Speaker 1The woman of my dreams to the Himalias.
And at the top you butchered that.
Speaker 3That meant to do that.
Speaker 1People who have been to the humalays mate to the locals call well read yeah yes, and and I'd sit up there with the water on the dreams.
We look into the distance, look it up there, look at that, there's color, bitan and I point out everything.
Then all of a sudden, up comes Sasquatch the yetting himself and delivers the ring.
Speaker 6A lot's got to go right from woman of your dream she's blonde, right, yeah, it has to be.
Speaker 1Jack.
Speaker 4Okay.
Here we go under a warm sunset on a quiet cliff top.
I take her as our song plays softly through the breeze, and everything around us fades away.
I smile, drop to one knee and tell her every crazy road I've taken led me right here to you.
Speaker 3Sounds like yeah, and then and then, I don't know.
Speaker 4Chat GBT didn't finish.
Speaker 3You've got it.
Speaker 2He's got to.
He's got to start.
Jack's life is turning into AI like every sort he ever has is from chat GBT.
I'm worried about him.
Speaker 3I've got some ship proposals for you.
Speaker 2I tell you, I'm worried that he's going to start.
Chat GPT is going to start Roger and Jack's missus.
Speaker 1What if it does?
All walking?
So get off that you do.
Speaker 4Know you better do your best words.
I couldn't find the best, so I've got a worse slash best.
So I don't know.
It's just now.
This is a true story.
At a friend's birthday wedding in Sorry, at a friend's wedding in Vegas, Bill Murray stole the mic, dropped his pants and yelled, if love's real, you'll say yes.
After this, he actually proposed to the bride of his friend and somehow he got the loudest.
Speaker 2Applause ever did she say yes?
Speaker 4I think it was a joke.
Speaker 3That's pretty bad.
Speaker 4I thought that would that be appropriate to anyone else's wedding, because you know, it's actually one of the big no nos to propose at somebody else's wedding.
Speaker 3That's very And I was at a wedding in Italy two couple of years ago and the groom's sister was going to propose to her partner and they were going to do it at the wedding and they went.
Speaker 1Like, no, Grandmaster, flash, don't do it.
Speaker 3I think they did it the day after all.
Speaker 4I've got lots of friends that have done it when they've gone on trips, like if they're doing weddings overseas, they'll do it.
On the trip, not at the wedding.
But they'll do it on the same trip.
Speaker 3That's okay.
Speaker 5You got to be.
Speaker 1Careful not to get caught up in it.
Honestly, get caught up in it.
Oh that was great, they're doing it.
Maybe we should do it.
Speaker 3Actually, yeah, regret because we were one of the first to get married amongst your friends and my friends.
Actually, and I did notice that quite a few of your friends then follows two, and I thought they doing it because they want to do it, or they're doing it because they think it's they need to do it.
Speaker 2Yeah, and that is a thing once I first has a child to get married.
Speaker 1To disentangle that, I've tried a few times.
I remember every time I try to break up the trish she bang on the tears.
Speaker 3I'm not a crier.
Speaker 1Yeah, yeah, well I did a couple of times.
Speaker 3How many times have you boys ever seen me cry?
Actually, I'm not a crier.
I don't cry.
Speaker 4I can think of some times.
Speaker 2I remember that that time that Jack showed you the video of you getting home at that time, and you were throwing a couple of haymakers at me.
Speaker 4There was one there was one way you laughed makers you laugh, cried in twenty thirty when we were living in the apartment or full of flour of us and we showed you that nasty you were losing my hair, you know, if you want to tell it's all good.
Speaker 1Jack.
Speaker 2She was going through chemo at the time, mate, have a bit of.
Speaker 4She was going through chemo at the time, and her she Trish, wanted to hold onto her hair, of course, so she was doing this treatment and it sort of half kept, half didn't.
And we can laugh now, can't look, You've got a beautiful.
Speaker 2Hair in hindsight, she's got She had more hair back then than Dad's got now.
Speaker 4True, And that Dad showed Dad, we showed her a photo.
Speaker 3Who did he call me?
Speaker 4Yeah?
Speaker 1I got to hear it.
Speaker 4So we all we all on the laptop.
We washed Kingpin together and Dad got it up on the laptop.
Speaker 5And we're all three of us boys are huddling, huddling around the laptop, and there was there was a photo of ern McCracken with his hair to the left of him, like folded up.
Speaker 4And you come and found all three of us looking at it, saying it looks like Trish.
You started laughing, and then I remember that.
Speaker 2It's I've only just remembered halfway through Jack's that's I was laughing.
That was so funny because I remember it was such an edgy joke, like for a woman that was your chemo.
And you started cracking up, so we all laughed harder.
And then the next minute I looked back and you just started sobbing, hysterical, and it was I was like, oh God, we're realnson.
I tell you what, if you don't laugh, you'll cry, exactly.
But in some cases, even if you laugh, you'll cry.
Speaker 4Look at you out Look at that beautiful well.
Speaker 2That resilience that you showed, and you know that's breaking up.
Speaker 1It's tough, tough to do, pass through the eye of the needle.
If you will hold your breath, hold your nerve.
Speaker 2Babe, what did you just say, breaking up?
Speaker 1Yeah, breaking up when you end a relationship.
For people out there to let you know, you need to visit yourself outside of your body.
Don't be present in your mind, walk up there, deliver it straight between the.
Speaker 3Eyes with anyone.
Speaker 1I tried a couple of times a year.
You're weakened.
Speaker 2I laughed at you even if you tried to break up I tell you what when we were growing up, Jack, the amount of times where Dady go you know, you guys have a big fight and Dad typical like when he's in the head moment.
You know, you know, I think that I think me and your mother are done.
I think me and your mother are done.
I don't know, you know, I think this is the last time.
Speaker 3That's very adult.
Speaker 1A few put it on the kid, trying to win their favor.
What she said about you, guys, Jack, what.
Speaker 2She said about your sense of humor.
Seriously, that was two weeks ago.
Speaker 3When he said that I wouldn't divorce you because I would when the boys were young, because I was never going to share the boys.
Speaker 2You wouldn't want to share us sharing you.
Speaker 3Who do you think if we were imagine then some other little woman comes along and I can't do anything about it.
Speaker 2Woman dreams comes in, Jackie, do you think that Who do you think would have got I think Jack probably safe to say, I think Trish probably would have won us in the divorce.
Speaker 4I think so pretty easy.
Speaker 1I reckon I just wanted the cat and the dog.
That's anything that Yeah, don't look after him.
Speaker 3Honestly, Charlie was my daughter, who was doing everything for them, who organized the medication, the food, everything, the never.
Speaker 4Would you even know what to do?
Speaker 1Definitely, I know that I know the mill.
I know exactly what I have to do, what the the mill.
I know exactly the measurements I need to be given to.
Speaker 4Yes, you mean like the pill.
Speaker 3Yeah, it's not liquid mate, the mill.
It's the detail.
Speaker 2The devil's in the detail of my friend.
When we're talking about proposals at weddings, because the proposal, others proposals by that, I think is such a no note anything that's in public.
Absolutely, doing it at a wedding, you don't really leave her much of an option.
Speaker 3You don't cage someone in the worst.
Speaker 2Place to propose.
Another one theme parks when people do it at sporting events.
I look at that big screen and here we go at halftime at McDonald Jones Stadium and look and there's just a punner in the crowd dropping down to one knee.
Imagine, first, you don't leave her any option to say no if she does.
Speaker 1We played semi final one night ninety eight against the Roosters and a very known sporting personality in Newcastle who were not involved the rugby league and another big sporting Everyone went mate.
Literally as the game as we're warming up, about to go back in the sheds to start the went the ground now goes everybody.
Everybody silence, and he came out on the field, walked over to his girlfriend and proposed.
She said yes.
You can see the reluctance.
They spent a fireworks went off in the stadium.
Everything three days later all over and of course everyone's going out and be going, oh, man, fantastic, you don't do that.
Speaker 2No, And you know what else I hate?
There was there's one for a bit there people were doing it.
Remember flash mobs when people would just rock up like at a mall and then everyone start dancing like it'd be a whole rehearsed dance.
There was shit going on like that, where they'd organize, for say, if you're about to propose to troops, not saying it would, but if like you'd organized her to go in the middle of the mall and then a whole flash mob would sort of dance around her, and then the husband would kind of emerge at like in the middle of the flash mob with a ring and it was like, why what do you get out of that and for her to say, imagine, how can she say no when she's got some bloke doing the moonwalk and the robot in front of.
Speaker 3Us, in front of people.
Speaker 1Let me just tell you people what marriage people are proposing like they've got some idea of what marriage is about.
Honestly, marriage, it's almost like I put it out on par with going to the dentist, like if you're going to get like it's like doing a flash mob and someone just comes out and goes, here's your appointment next Tuesday.
Speaker 2It's such an ambush.
Speaker 3Well, that would be an ambush.
I've got a few other things that I wrote down with very inappropriate ways or places to propose during sex or after sex in a nightclub, in a toilet.
That would be when you're when you're drunk at the burger.
Speaker 4What about the.
Speaker 1Hang on?
Speaker 2Did you say during sex?
Speaker 3Yes, that happens.
Speaker 2Has that ever been proven of someone?
Speaker 6To do.
Speaker 1With man in the height of passion?
Will you marry me?
Speaker 2It's like that meat Okay, Oh god, it's like that meat love song Paradise by the dashboard line.
Speaker 3Okay.
In response to a breakout, like so, if you've broken up with someone and then you go and say, oh, are you marrying me?
Oh yeah, yeah, well that happened to me.
Speaker 1She did broke up with Luke.
He's alright, he's moved on to better, better.
Speaker 3Anywhere crowded.
And the other one is on social media.
Do not do it via social media?
Speaker 4Well how does that work?
Speaker 3Well, people can do it on social media message like a proposal.
Yeah, like that's how it's done.
Speaker 4I imagine the proposals nun before social media, right, not like it's as if you're sending you a text message.
No, I don't know.
Speaker 3I don't know whether the person goes on and says it on social media and that is the proposal, or they're taping their proposal and showing that on social media.
Speaker 1Honestly, basically sick when you see people on things like this Instagram going I love this little lady, She's mine forever, and they're posing in the sunlight.
Just leave it alone, honestly.
Speaker 3It's I get when people on Instagram tag it with my love.
Speaker 2Yes, I don't know, look and I get that, Like, you know, some people want to advertise their love for or perceive their advertised love for their spouse.
But you know, call me old fashion, call me old fashion, but the love for my partner, I like to keep that behind closed doors.
You know what I mean.
Speaker 3It should be obvious.
The love for your partner should be obvious.
You shouldn't need to.
Speaker 1Shouldn't want to flaunt it on your social media taking photos of their breakfast.
It's like having doing a turn in the morning, taking a have a look what I have for dinner.
Speaker 2And nothing's worse than those pictures of couples down at the beach in white all wearing white linen and they're like cuddling after waves.
You know what I mean, the amount of pictures I've seen.
Everyone doesn't and it's so frustrated.
Speaker 1In Greece, you're not Greek.
Speaker 2Get them off, particularly when they're announcing a pregnancy.
A lot of people do that, and like the sweaty husband's behind the spouse holding her tummy and they're kind of like a like a creepy uncle, and then staring shape down the battle and it's like we're welcoming another little person to the family.
Speaker 4That's going to be I reckon that might be.
I agree with you, because I think that's just the way we are.
But I reckon we might get a bit of flak on that, I think because a lot of people do that, so many people do.
Speaker 3It, it's more unacceptable thing.
And it's just like the you know when they you know, display the baby sex.
Speaker 2Take a picture of the sonogram or whatever it is.
Suggest Yeah, so say, welcoming another little judge to the fair, but you don't need to do that really official linen picture.
And they're always in white linen.
Why are they always wearing linen?
Speaker 1The photographers the other day, Trish, You know, we did give the boys.
We've given them Anglo names like Cooper and Jack, and they got John's at the end.
We should have given one of the boys, okay, an Italian Bruno.
Speaker 3Or good at it now, Maria John's Antonio?
Who wants to be Antonio?
My dad would have loved that, I think, my poor dad.
All those daughters, not one, not one of us named any of our children, gave any of them Dad's name.
We were disappointed.
Not even a middle name.
Speaker 1Boys, and probably Jack's the first one.
Speaker 3That'd be nice.
Speaker 1If you have a baby, feel free to call it Matt Jr.
Speaker 3No Antonio, that would be lovely.
Speaker 1Matt Junior.
Okay, what's the name I've just got.
Speaker 3A couple of bad proposers I wanted to share.
There was a guy who staged his own abduction.
Speaker 4I love it.
Speaker 2That's pretty clover.
Speaker 3He was with his partner in the car, got mates in Balaclava's to break in the car and take him like it was a real fake emergency before he then turned around to his terrified girlfriend and proposed to us.
Speaker 2That's actually pretty good, filthy and angry.
That's like the movie Old School.
Yeah, Will Ferrell and that abduct all their pledges.
Speaker 1For their stranger.
Tell me, what am I going to kill you?
Speaker 2I love that You're going to spill that beer every.
Speaker 3And Another one was the poor girl who was proposed to by her boyfriend on his birthday.
So he proposed to her on his birthday.
How was she going to say no?
Speaker 4He wants to remember it every year, you remember his anniversary.
Speaker 2That's I think that's clever.
Speaker 3Yeah, but how did she have an option of saying no?
That's also maybe can I get back to you on that tomorrow?
Speaker 2Anyway.
Speaker 1I don't like that story.
Speaker 2I couldn't even I couldn't even pretend to get into that last story.
I like the first one, though, let's do we got We've got a film fame, and we got three best proposal songs.
Speaker 3Oh, I forgot about that.
Speaker 2You wrote all of these questions and there were so many in there, and I looked at it and I thought, that ship, that ship, and that one's ship as well.
Speaker 1The first one I'll do is Dolly Partons I Will Always Love You, of course made famous by Whitney Houston, but Dolly was the first, And and the other one on Dolly Dolly Parton theme her and Kenny Rodgers islands that a lot of people don't realize what that is.
Extream flowing, which is encompasses life and all of a sudden islands.
If you all have islands, I.
Speaker 4Don't mind you having a do it.
You're very very spiritual.
Speaker 2He's happy.
It's nice to see you happy, and it shouldn't alcohol shouldn't be the catalyst for you to be happy.
And the podcast it is, let.
Speaker 4Me emphasize to it is first, so he still hasn't finished it.
Speaker 1Yeah, And the other one, I'm just trying to think normally by the man who did I knew the bride when she used to rock and roll.
Great song.
Speaker 2When you wrote this song, did you mean proposals in like you play it as she's walking down the aisle?
Yeah, Also so it's more in aisle song right, Island's in the Stream could work for that.
That's good one.
Speaker 1And and I'll Always Love You well yeah sure if.
Speaker 2Anyway, Okay, my number one was truly madly deeply.
Speaker 1Savage Garden, Savage Garden.
Speaker 2Yeah, I love Savage Garden.
I think Savage Garden is That's actually not my favorite song of their.
I love to the Moon and Back.
Speaker 1I love that one as well.
Speaker 2They're from Bruce butane, aren't they?
Speaker 1Yeah?
And the and the Blonde his surnames John's get out related John what was he?
Speaker 7What was he?
Speaker 2Singer?
Speaker 1Or now there was Darren Hayes singing on the other one?
Someone John's They're still around still, They're still floating around, Yeah, both of them still around.
I think there was a bit of a blue there for a while.
Didn't really get on.
Speaker 2You know, what we should try to do all the famous Johns's, Daniel Johns, whoever that guy is, Savage Garden, Chris Chris Johns, we should try get him on the pot.
Speaker 1Chris John's, Matthew Johns, the real stat agent.
Speaker 4And the next Reguyl League Junior.
He's playing Maddie.
Speaker 2John Mathers and John's Getty one.
He's good man.
Actually start with excellent, Billy Joel, just the way you are, don't change, just please.
Speaker 1I love that Big Nobles on your fees.
Speaker 2And then number three.
This is controversial, but I like the song Deaf Leopard, Pull some sugar in me?
What this way you and me bebe?
And then your bride walks down the aisle.
Do you almost like high fiving everyone as she walks down?
Speaker 1First first question like, okay, what what city in the world a death leopard from?
Speaker 2Have a think It's America, haven't you have a think?
Okay, have a think it is Atlantic city?
Speaker 4What city or state?
Speaker 1Let's start with country?
What country can they're from?
Incorrect?
They're English, They're English Northern England.
They're from Sheffield.
Speaker 4Thanks to letting me have a guest.
Speaker 1Sorry, I didn't want to.
Speaker 4I didn't want it to get it right.
Speaker 1Michael palein View with Louis Throat today, talking about all the artists that are from Sheffield, Jervis Crocker, Hans Pulp, Arctic Monkeys, Morrissey Smith's awesome My.
Speaker 4First one is you give love a bad name?
Speaker 1I love that.
Speaker 2That's a good song.
Speaker 3Are we very down in the art?
Speaker 4Some bad ones that used?
What about I will survive?
Speaker 1Gloria Gayner.
Speaker 2That's an entertaining one to walk down and then in sinks bye bye bye, all that like divorced songs?
Babe, right, I will survive?
Isn't no?
Speaker 4I've got this one, Carrie Underwood before he cheats true breakout songs.
Speaker 3I did, I did, I went an entire George Harrison thinks because I love George Harris and okay my bronze if you like is he comes the son?
Speaker 1I love that song.
Speaker 3My silver is what is life?
And my gold for walking down the aisle is something something on the beatle?
Speaker 4That was.
Speaker 1As we walked out of the church.
My old classmate Jane Marks, who see something?
Speaker 4What did she?
Speaker 2She hang on go back and say, you had your your old classmate.
She sung at your wedding, beautiful voice, and her sister her mum, whom who am seed?
Your wedding?
Speaker 3M seed?
This was at the church.
Speaker 1We should actually play the people on this podcast.
Joey Speed, We've got it.
Speaker 2Have you got Joey's speech mat.
Speaker 3He was funny and he didn't even try to eat on VHS.
Yeah, but I transferred it to a CD and it's on one of the computers.
Remember, let's not.
Speaker 2Put it in this one.
Speaker 1Let's say this one.
Speaker 2Let's save it because I would love in one of our future family parties we play it and we all live react to it.
Speaker 3I don't even want to have hilarious.
In fact, we can show you the footage too.
Speaker 2Oh my lord almighty, is this would this make Joey lose his job?
Speaker 1He was trying to be so sweet, seriously, audience, the whole crowd was crying tears, and he was actually he's trying to get on to shure the one where he's trying to He's thinking everybody, and he realized he goes, oh, thank you and the way everyone in the way the bloke walked past like carrying the beef Wellington wherever he goes, and thank you mate, thanks for the meals.
Speaker 2Was he the best man?
Speaker 4Yes?
Speaker 2Yeah, had times of change.
Speaker 1Do you know I was best man at his wedding?
The first one who was best man?
Speaker 2Second?
Speaker 3Get a start at the second and you didn't even get invited to the third?
Speaker 2Well no one was invited to the third.
Speaker 1But you know, Trush, we went to a funeral just recently.
When you said about those Beetles songs.
The Beatles songs are so special.
You take him for granted, and we're funeral and they showed the person's like amazing life.
This elderly woman who passed away is so sweet and they played all your need is love.
Oh my god, it was unbelievable seeing all the pictures I found us for crying.
Did you cry?
I cried all funerals.
Now I just get there.
It's you know what, it's something to do with the person, but it's more than that.
It's seeing that your family that you love so much and you won't be here forever for them.
Speaker 3Yeah, you cry for the people that they've left behind.
Speaker 1Yeah, anyway, who likes I have the tiger.
Speaker 2Before we go, and I haven't prepared any I haven't told you guys, so maybe you'll be able to do it after calf.
Have you got three favorite movie like wedding movies?
Because when I was looking through the catalog of wedding movies, there's that ship.
There are some of the best ones.
Singer I had wedding singer, Number two Wedding Crashes, which I think is one of my favorite comedies of all time.
Both of those, and then number three.
It is a wedding movie because he interjects at the other wedding A Night at the Roxbury, remember that one, Jim Carrey.
Speaker 4Uh yeah, he has the he has the big stereo.
Speaker 2That's where that you know that skit where wi it is love and they do the head bob.
That's where that you see that.
Speaker 4Teddy swims on his ass.
He showed a few boys on his ass.
He's got on each cheek, the two guys from the Night.
Speaker 1Of the Roxbury.
Speaker 2Yeah, that'd be big.
Speaker 4Yeah, they're growing every day.
Speaker 3Teddy sank.
Speaker 2So hang on, what did you just say?
Speaker 1I've gone, I've gone Wedding singer, A number two Bachelor Party.
So that's the early eighties movie, one of Tom hanks first ever films.
Speaker 4We know it.
Speaker 1Yeah, sorry, refreshing people.
Yeah, and the third one, I'll probably go hangover for the hangover.
Speaker 2Oh that's a good one.
Speaker 4I was going to get the hangover.
But then I've gone with old school, you know the start of old school where they have the wedding technically.
Speaker 2Yeah, it's a wedding so good.
I love the band.
I think the Dan the Dan band, where they're going, Yeah, I take it to the candy shut.
I'll let you leave the I think that's from the Hangover one.
Speaker 4What does he sing in these things?
Total clips the heart?
Speaker 2Yeah, yeah, every yeah, I love just a little subtle swear words and they all go what they didn't hear it?
They're so funny.
The Damn Band.
I think you can book them for weddings.
Speaker 1Yes.
Speaker 2So that actor who's also the singer in it, he still does gigs.
Speaker 1Is apparently in around West Hollywood.
Speaker 2I think there are a lot.
It's I remember googling it one day.
It's bloody expensive.
Speaker 1Touch with them, find out, get.
Speaker 2Him on the party.
See if they can do Jack's wedding.
Speaker 4What about do they get married notting Hill?
Speaker 1Cooper?
Speaker 2Yeah, who are you talking about?
Speaker 4Cooper?
Do they get married in Nodding Hill?
Speaker 6No?
Speaker 3Wedding in Mount notting Hill?
Speaker 1You're thinking of for weddings and funeral?
Speaker 4No?
Speaker 3Forwarding and funeral is my number one for the funeral?
No, you're thinking the other one with Julia Roberts Runaway Bright.
Speaker 4Yes, Richard, Dear, Richard.
Speaker 2Did you have money.
Speaker 3Yeah, that was it.
Yeah, a wedding crushes wedding singer and for weddings and a funeral is my number one.
Speaker 1The wedding singer makes that.
It's really really good.
Speaker 2It is great.
Speaker 1How good?
Speaker 2Well, guys, thanks, thanks guys.
Have you enjoyed this episode?
Full of fun, love and just love?
Speaker 3And do you know what the most important thing?
Can I just add with your with your proposal reflects something that your partner has mentioned in time, so that it symbolizes that you have this to them.
So, for example, my lovely nephew, Matthew proposed to his lovely girlfriend when they were away in Fiji recently now, some time ago, she had mentioned the fact that when Penguin's Emperor Penguin's propose, I don't know if they may propose or like tell them they want a mate anyway, they present them with their smoothest stone they couldn't find.
So when they're away in Fiji, he presented her with the smoothest stone, the fine yeah, and she kind of just looked at him and went skim it and said okay.
Then he froze and skimmed it into the water, and then they swam out to the pontoon in Mommy Bay, you know where we swam, and then he ended up proposing there, and then he explained to her that him giving the stone, the smooth stone was meant to symbolize.
Speaker 1That Jo explaining it wasn't a joke, No, it wasn't.
Speaker 3So then he had to dive back in and to try and find it.
Speaker 2And well, he said, wrong with you, Chris, What is wrong with you sharing that information and dragging it out.
Speaker 1As long as you did, it was going to be a great episode.
Speaker 3Okay, clip it or cut it or whatever you like.
Speaker 2Well, it's wedding season.
Everyone, have good fun.
There's weddings all year round.
November December.
What a great what a great end of the year.
Love everyone.
Speaker 1Represents seven.
Speaker 2I'll find anyone that doesn't live in Coloro.
Speaker 1Bro absolutely
