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Episode Date: December 4, 2023

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The Hits, with the Jono and Ben podcast. Thanks to Challenge, putting the service back into service stations. Cheaper Tuesdays. Yeah, we got the cheapest car last week, didn't we? The one that was sort of like $70 or something. Still going as well. I know. Ten years later, a Toyota. Still charging on. Found $2 coffees a few weeks ago in Christchurch. Found the cheapest lunch and breakfast around the country today. checked this one out there yesterday Ben the cheapest house houses yeah now maybe this won't be this current generation this might be um you know your parents or even your

grandparents that Joel you and your friends you won't even own a house will you looking on track for 65 years old to get my first property so so it should be good. $958,000 is the average property, the nationwide average at the moment. But it has dropped by a bit because houses are cheaper because no one's got any money. How cheap did you get your house for? Now, this could be your parents, your grandparents back in the day looking 1960s, the average house price, $6,500. But all relative to the average income was average house price, $6,500. But all relative, so the average income was the hourly wage, $1.05.

So it's all relative. Yeah. Talking about three years on average to pay your house off back then. It's funny how, you know, even when we were kids, a million dollars was, whoa, a million, you know, and how, you know, like we're just talking about an average house in New Zealand,

the average being just under a million dollars. Now, a million dollars. Now a million dollars will get you a cardboard box in Central Auckland. Yeah. I do remember because I was working when we bought our house and my wife had to go along to the auction, took a friend of ours along. He went along with her like there were a couple buying a house together. That's weird. Where were you?

I had work to do. I was actually filming, without a word of a lie, some very like – it was a very sketchy scene that my wife was like, okay, because she was working with us at the time, going good luck with that. I was actually filming, without a word of a lie, some very, like, it was a very sketchy scene that my wife was like, okay, because she was working with us at the time, going, good luck with that. It was just, yeah. Anyway.

You're like, I should be an adult and be in an auction right now. But I wasn't. I was like, you know me, my commitment to lowbrow comedy, I'm here for this. And yeah, she gave me a call afterwards. She's like, I've got the house.

I'm like, great, just tell me the price. Got the house. I'm like, just tell me the price. I was like, anyone can get the house. You've just got to be the last bidder. Just tell me the price. But house I'm like just tell me the price I was like anyone can get the house you've just got to be the last bidder just tell me the price but fortunately it did come within our budget at the time she's like listen mate

you're in your underpants being shot by a paintball gun right now pretty much yeah so 0800 the hits cheaper Tuesdays I imagine we're going to get a lot of real estate agents phoning up G'day Sue Davenport here

I've got a beautiful little three bedder on offer this is not a platform for real estate agents to come in with their affordable houses at the moment. Cheapest houses, maybe it was you, your parents, your grandparents. How cheap can we get for Cheap Tuesday? The Hits, the Jono and Ben podcast. Because it's a Tuesday, we like to do Cheap Tuesdays. And we give you a category and you give us a call under the hits and tell us what the cheapest item that you've had in that category today. It's housing. Yeah, cheapest

house. I'm sure there's some place in Invercargill that was bought for a box of beers and a punch in the throat or something. Probably. Back in the day. And for donkeys and packs of cigarettes, you would have just done some bartering back in the day. I don't know why you'd have a donkey and a pack of cigarettes for a house but you know, items would have been traded.

No cash at passing over hands. Ken, you're on from the Manawatu. Good morning. Welcome. Cheaper Tuesday. Yeah, so no neck punch or beers. My parents built a house in 82. Costed 30 grand.

It's about 240 square metres. $30,000. 1982 doesn't seem that long ago, but then when you think back to it, it's a while now. Yeah, 40 years. Wow. But then the relative, again,

you probably like money-wise, that was probably a decent amount of money back then. Yeah, 100%. But now we're like, $30,000. Ken, thank you. We're going to get Jade on. I should have gone to Jade first, actually.

Apparently she's manic this morning. Welcome, Jade. You're running a busy operation on Tuesday. Sort of, yeah. I'm at work at the moment. Well, thank you for taking time out of work. The cheapest house, that's what we're doing for Cheaper Tuesday. Yeah.

Well, my mum, she bought her house, she would have been like 28 or so back in the 89, I think, and 55 grand. 55,000 dollars. Where was it? It's in Gisborne. Gisborne, yeah, it's a beautiful part of the country. Does she still have the house now or has she sold it?

Yeah, she's still living in it and she only just last year paid it off so it's taken all those years to pay off $55,000. But I imagine now, you don't need to say exactly what it's worth, but I imagine it's worth quite a lot more than that. Yeah, she's had it valued a couple of times and it could be up in the, like I don't know exactly right now, but it could be over $400,000 now. Yeah, now, but it could be over 400 grand now. Yeah, good. A great amount of profit over time.

Yeah, wonderful. Thank you so much, Jade. You're going to have a wonderful day at work. Just looking on the text, we put a message on Facebook as well, at the Hits Breakfast on Facebook. My friends bought the old maternity hospital in Karamea for $10,000 20 years ago. It's an entire hospital for 10,000.

Even 20 years ago. It's an entire hospital. For 10,000. It's even 20 years ago. It's 2002. Yeah, very cheap. Yeah. A frightening hospital. A $10,000 hospital. What's wrong with the place? I'm glad they shut it down.

Another one here. Oh, my dad. Oh, sorry, my dad's parents. My grandparents bought their place for $15,000. Listen, times have changed. Yeah. Okay. And like you say, Ben, to make ourselves feel better,

we just keep putting the word relative into conversation. But still relative. Still $15,000. Jeez. Spilling the tea on Hollywood's A-listers. Kardashians. I have met every single one. Exposing scandals.

She's not a good person, but either is he. Digging the dirt. Is she a diva? Yes. And finding out what's going on behind the scenes yelling at cast members yes it was a script no his identity is a secret but his stories have been proven right time and time again this is if you don't like hearing people babble on about monotonous celebrity stories for three minutes then uh you might want to find

somewhere else brief momentarily come on down from Hollywood. How are you? Is it mindless, though? Not all of it. Not all of it. No, you're right. Yeah. You actually bring some credibility to the show.

It would probably be mindless if it was just Ben and me babbling on. Yeah. But you're right, Ben. We do have a level of distinction with the N.D. each week. How have you been? I've been great. How about you guys? Yeah, we're doing all right.

Now, I wanted to ask you, McCoolie Culkin, we're getting into Christmas and Home Alone, such a great Christmas classic, but he got a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, which Kiwis will know because you go over there, if you go to LA, they're all over the streets. But how do people get one of those? Because sometimes when you're walking down there,

you're like, oh, this person's got them. Yeah, so basically you nominate somebody and you can, like you, you guys, John O'Benn, you guys couldn down there you're like oh this person's got them yeah so basically you nominate somebody and you can like you you guys john o ben you guys couldn't you know nominate your buddy jason momoa right yeah yeah you're allowed to you know but he has to give um like he'll have to agree to it or whatever but you guys can nominate him you pay the 250 bucks and then they decide once a year in june who the 30 or so people are going to be. And then if they say, yes, Jason's going to do it, then you, Jono and Ben got to come up with 75 grand. 75 grand. Hey, well, how come he's paying 250 or someone else and now we're paying 75 grand. And here's the thing you guys is that, and it wasn't that long ago that it was 20 grand and

it wasn't that long ago, it was 10 grand.000, and it wasn't that long ago it was $10,000. The cost of materials has not gone up. This is a huge moneymaker. It's a massive amount of money that it makes. That is crazy. So you're paying for, obviously, the installation. Is it gold? Is it a gold plaque, the star?

No, it's just brass. So who would pay, for argument's sake, Macaulay Culkin, like we said, who do you think would be paying the $75,000 for that? Him or someone else? Probably him. I think that sometimes agents pay, and they don't usually say no. If it's a decent enough star, they want people to come out, right? They want people to come out to the ceremony and things like that.

And what was funny about the Macaulay Culkin was, is nobody's really heard him speak in a lot of years. And his voice sounds exactly like it did when he played Kevin McCallum. Hey, look, when you haven't seen him too for a number of years, you're like, he still looks like the kid from Home Alone, except older. And I guess that's what happens when you become an adult. Exactly who he is, and that's who he looks like you're right if you've ever done it most of the time you have no idea who the stars are once you start going a couple blocks away it's like okay yeah we've walked a couple blocks of and you know a lot of people we don't know so let's just give it up and and the other thing that always fascinates me is the number of people that, let's say, urinate on the sidewalk.

And then invariably the day of the ceremony, the celebrity will lay down on the sidewalk on their star. We would be, if we were ever to pay $75,000, we'd definitely be down the sort of the heroin needle. Yeah, side street. Defec the sort of the heroin needle yeah side street yeah defecating sort of end of Hollywood yes hey NT

really thank you so much for your time lovely talking with you and we will catch up this time next week Ben and we've been talking about the parking tickets

for a number of weeks haven't we finally paid them all off this was paid knocked them all off debt free debt free wow

clear conscience parking tickets bus lane tickets speeding tickets you name it haven't we? Finally paid them all off. Okay. This was paid. Knocked them all off. Debt free. Debt free. Wow. Clear conscience. For the council. Parking tickets, bus lane tickets, speeding tickets, you name it. They had all really backlogged over a two-week period in and around my birthday. Yeah. Monster, monster of a council sending those on your birthday. And I depleted the old bank account in doing so. So just through automatic reflex, all of this week when i'm

going to do a transaction you pull out your at your f-post card swipe it put the pin in and it's declining now what i've experienced through and it's just because i forget that there's no money on the the card is different approaches to telling you your cards declined declined. Oh, from the people in the stores. From the people behind the counter. Sometimes you get the aggressive, like, particularly if it's Pack and Save, for example, they've filled up your trolley and you swipe the card and there's a bit of frustration there from

them. You've declined. Which seems they get on the I had an experience on the weekend, got on the intercom. Can we have the store manager over here? We've got a declined card. Why did they get someone up there? Because she didn't know how to redo the transaction.

And it was one of those moments where I was like, please be this one of those social media videos with the person next to you. He's like, I've got it, mate. No, they were too busy, caught up. It's cost a living. Yeah, exactly. Going around shouting people shopping, are you? So then that was a very public shaming.

Yesterday at the cafe, went across and got us some coffees. Did the same thing. Walked, swiped, walked away, thinking all was well, sat down, and then she actually came out from behind the counter, looked to both sides and didn't want to cause a scene. And was like, just so you know, your card's declined. Ah, yeah. So having to pull out the credit card,

the emergency credit card in those situations. So I was like, how bare am I? How low is the account? Because I've been trying to just do even like a $3 sandwich yesterday on the way home. Sometimes it feels like they can give you a little bit, and then for no rhyme or reason, it's like, nah, you're cut off.

I'm sitting on 0.001 cent. One cent in the double O. I don't think I've ever cut anything so close. You couldn't get any closer. Can you? No. Then the old unarranged overdrafts sometimes, which I had to shut off because they start charging you

if you go into unarranged overdraft fees. Oh, right. Yeah. That's the thing where you haven't said you wanted it. Unarranged will help you out, charge you 20 bucks every time you use this facility. So you're running on one cent, baby. Well, good luck with that.

Right into Christmas, the thrill of it. Jonas Internet Wormhole. Got lost on the internet again. And a lot of stuff about Christmas is popping up on the old windows down the side. 33 mind-blowing facts about Christmas. Now Christmas has

been around a long time so it's going to take a lot for our minds to be blind. Christmas movies that don't stack up these days. As in tonally?

Yeah well ones that have moments, Love Actually, things like that. What happened in Love Actually? Oh there's a lot of fat shaming of the

you know she's the chubby girl, the such and such. They're all about how someone has a, like, basically, you know, like sexual harassment of, you know, as well. You know, things like that. There's a few little moments and things like those sort of movies that you watch again now and you go, oh. Oh, because I suppose he was the prime minister. Well, they're that and I think someone else as well.

Yeah. And they keep calling her the chubby girl. She's like, she's not. You know, like, oh, that, and I think someone else as well, and they keep calling her the chubby girl. She's like, she's not. I'm like, oh, that's a good laugh. I think the guy who wrote it, who is a Kiwi, has now apologised and said, his kids pulled him up on a... Mate, you can't call people chubby. I'm so sorry.

I'm sorry I shouldn't have. It was the time. So, yeah, that's another one as well. Yeah, well, I don't even got lost in movies that don't stack up. I am yesterday. I went through some of them. Love, I wouldn't have picked anything from Love Actually, but now you say it.

Yeah. Yeah. Now, facts about Christmas that will blow your mind. These are, I'm going to front foot it and say,

these are probably facts where you go, oh yeah, that makes sense. Right. Okay, not mind-blowing facts because there's nothing

too crazy about Christmas at the end of the day, but Christmas cards, did you know, were invented by the person who invented the post shop or the postal service in 1843. Of course it was. So exactly. The guy's like, man, I need to get some business rolling. And so he's like, hey, cards, these are a thing.

You've got to send them. If you don't send them to someone that you love, it means you don't love them. Got the business rolling. Smart play. Smart play. Smart play. That play. Smart play. That stacks up. That stacks up at 23.

The biggest Christmas gift in history, Statue of Liberty, was given by the French to the Americans in 1843. There's multiple ones around the world too. Multiple Statues of Liberty. She's a lovely, lovely gesture gesture But That's a lot of present Isn't it Oh thanks for this Giant statue

Where do we put it What do we do with it Put it up Oh you put it over Take it on a boat It's taken months To get here You do have

It's an obligation Put it up If you don't like it You've got to put it up Or like when the French Come round Get the Statue of Liberty out Put it up

Yeah Jingle bells The first Christmas song In space Does that surprise you Someone sung it Or they just played it Put it up, yeah. It was Jingle Bells, the first Christmas song in space. Did that surprise you? What? Someone sung it or they just played it in space? They just played it up in space.

Yeah, that's not a mind-blowing one. Christmas pudding. Used to have meat in it as well. So I know you're not a fan of Christmas pudding in the first instance, let alone chucking some mincemeat in there. I do remember my grandma rolling with coins back in the day. We'd cook it with coins, which I don't think are great for your

health as well. Well, not now, you know, where coins are bean. And your teeth as well, if you bite into one as well, be like, oh, 10 cents. Did anyone choke on the coin? I think there's huge health problems from it. And this one I found, I didn't know. OG Santa was green. Oh, really?

He was all green. Coca-Cola commercialised Santa and turned him into this red chubby. Can you say that? Can I say he's a red chubby guy? I love it actually you can. I mean, he does. He's a jolly fat man, isn't he?

He fat shames himself. Is that okay? He does. Every tonne. Maybe he could shred a couple of... But anyway, they turned him into the red lovable, cuddly guy we know today.

And he rolled with it afterwards. It's very, very cool. The Hits, the Jono and Ben podcast. King Charles, the rumour he is planning his first trip down under to New Zealand and Australia now that he's king. Hopping on Trivago, is he getting the best deals? Probably, yeah. That'll be some fanfare.

What are your thoughts on the Royals? Do you care about them? I'm mildly interested in them, but not probably enough to go down and wave when he's there. I'd go, great, come on down, check it out, but probably not. You'll give it some coverage when he's here. It's a hello plot.

If he came in. What, do you think he'd replace that sort of thing? Well, we are also doing our own predictions. The media predicting Charles is going to be here next year. Like Nostradamus, the French astrologer, predicting stuff for next year. I was looking at Nostradamus yesterday. He predicted a lot of stuff, that guy. The Great Fire of London, French Revolution, the rise of Napoleon, Hitler,

the atomic bombings of Hiroshima, and September 11. Wow. Those are some of the big hits from Nostradamus. Well, we're trying to make some predictions, and I don't know if we're going to quite be as good as Nostradamus, but Producer Taylor, you've got one. Yes. One and one only, you've said, though they don't ask you anymore.

No, so it came to me like a vision, because I do have some psychic abilities similar to that of Nostradamus. You're nothing like Nostradamus, by the way. Megan Markle and Prince Harry, I reckon they'll announce their separation next year. It's probably not far off. Yeah. No, it's a good prediction.

Yeah. You are very in touch with your dream catchers and your incense, aren't you? Spiritual side, yes. Yes. Talks to ghosts and all sorts. That one could be legit. We've got some ones that have come through

that we've been working on thanks to your help now not quite as you know yeah we started this yesterday we're covering off four or five per day

24 predictions for 24 Scott Robertson to be the first All Black coach to twerk after an All Blacks victory came through we've got some new ones

so we'll run these past year producer Taylor Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles they're back the teenagers and their new movie is going to be

less about fighting and more about vaping. Yeah. That's what teens are into these days, right? So that's what they're going to do. Valid. Follow-up one, they get into Ram Raiding as a sequel. That's right.

He's done Paddy Gower on pee, weed, and booze. Now he's got a small headache, so he does a documentary, Paddy Gower on Padadol. What do you reckon? Yep. He did the Royals too. He did. Feels like we are getting to the Panadol stage

the Paddy Gower investigate we'll throw one more out here after finishing Avatar James Cameron films a new movie about blue people

the National Party Cabinet oh that'd be interesting so yeah so some of those may or may not happen which ironically is just about

a whole bunch of white people there's probably some similarities between the original storyline of Avatar. If you've got some predictions for us, 4487, we're going to compile 24 predictions for the year

2024. Spoke to someone yesterday who is in the trenches with Frozen. Now I know Frozen's not a new player to the market, is it? No. But, yeah, he's in the Frozen years.

And when the Frozen years come through to your parenting career, they are high impact, isn't it? Short but high impact. I feel now, you know, for us, we were right in that sweet spot with our kids in the Frozen years. And it's good to see the Frozen's still around, but it's probably more like, you know, you feel like talking to parents today,

it's like the bluey years and things like that, or Emma, Emma, and things like that, you know? Yeah. I feel like Frozen, well, it's great. It still stands up for the kids. Yeah, that's good. You're not offending Frozen, mate. Yeah.

No. I loved Frozen. That was great. One of my favourite movies. Yeah, yeah. But he knows all the words to the soundtrack because every time he's in the car, the only thing that'll keep the kids quiet in the back

is playing Let It Go on repeat, which is... I mean, it was a jam. Yeah, it was some great jams. Love Is An Open Door, another great one. Hans, who thought Hans was going to turn out to be so... Oh! I was like, audibly gasped when I found out it was Hans.

But he was looking after, he was, he was what? He was the guy. He was, the whole time? Yeah. So yeah, he's subliminally, well not so subliminally, the lyrics to Let It Go etched into his brain. He reckons forever there is going to be no point in his life where he doesn't know the words to that. And things like that happen.

And it annoys you because you're like, well, there's daily stuff that I'm forgetting to do. But for me, I know all the words to the Tux dog food commercial. You do, yeah. From 20 years ago. Tux keeps him full of life. Fit as a fiddle, sharp as a knife. You know, that's fun.

Shift in the mob. It's a fiddle, sharp as a knife. You know, that's fun. Shift in the mob. It's a feed for the working dog. Keep the anger to the bluff. There's only one feed that's good enough. And I'm like, I can't even remember my password to get into the Microsoft account here at work. Yeah, but you know the tux. I can tell you the tux keeps me full of life for no reason. What just lodges in your brain.

And that's all we want to know this morning. 0800 the hits, 4487. Maybe you just loved it and you played it too much yourself. Or maybe it's because your kids are playing it. For me at the moment, you know, it's a mix of Olivia Rodrigo. I keep banging on about Olivia Rodrigo to the bosses here at the hits. We need to be playing more of her. Never have I connected more with a 20 year old i'm like this that's weird

how have you connected with the 20 year old the lyrics and everything i'm like jesus she is amazing i just like yeah you're like that guy was such a monster to you yeah what's his name you know you're into someone hardest when the kids leave the car you're still playing olivia and rego. That and a mix of show tunes because one of my daughters performs a production. What, Cats? You know the words to a Cats song, don't you? Cats, Margot, Jerry Rumpelteaser, and a couple of –

and I was like, oh, geez, and that's still there. So you hear that. So I 100 the Hits, 4487. What do you know every word to? The Hits, the Jono and Ben podcast. We wanted to know this morning on I 100 the Hits of 4487, what do you know every word to? The Hits, the Jono and Ben podcast. We wanted to know this morning on i100, the hits of 4487, what do you know all the words to?

Maybe it's your kids and you're having to listen to something on repeat over and over again. We talked about Frozen, Dora for me, one of my daughters was huge, she's huge into Dora. Fortunately, the lyrics are pretty easy to remember. She was just like Dora, Dora, Dora the Explorer,

Boots and who else? There was Benny the Bull There was Tico, there was a whole lot Of the characters, Dora's parents Were the only ones that weren't there They just left a lot of it Swiper the Fox was out there Yeah, we're the parents

You did right, so yes What do you know all the words to? You can give us a call this morning 0800 the hits, Cathy good morning Good morning, what do you know all the words to? You can give us a call this morning, 0800-THE-HITS. Cathy, good morning. Good morning. Lovely to have you on the show this morning. What do you know all the words to? Yeah, the Cheesendale cheese song. Oh, the two guys down on the farm?

Cheesendale, yeah. Yeah, Cheesendale. How often does this come up? We're going to imagine it come up too much these days. No, and most people don't even remember them. No, well, if you're not familiar with the ad, well well no one's going to know if you mess the words up if you are well you're going to enjoy this throwback take it away kathy okay we are the boys from down on the farm we really know our cheese it's not better value and cheers never fail to please

cheers dallas slices thinly there's no crumble there waste. And boy, it's got a mighty taste. Cheers, dales, cheese. No finest cheddar, made better. Beautiful, Kathy. That's good. It's all there. What do you think? What other important information do you not know in your brain?

Because you know that. Can I tell you how old I am? Birthdays, anniversaries. You know, I always wondered that. You hear a song from back in the day and you're like, I still know the lyrics, but I can't remember other things that are way more important. Well, that would be true, but I couldn't, I still know the lyrics, but I can't remember other things that are way more important. Well, that would be true, but I couldn't think of one now.

That's what I can't remember. Cathy, well, listen, you just said off air you're in the middle of a meeting. How'd that go down in the meeting? They ignored me. Good on you, Cathy. Have a great day. Okay, cool. Lisa, good morning.

How are you? Good, thank you. Yourself? Yeah, we're doing really well. You know all the words to what? Paw Patrol. The characters to Paw Patrol. Oh, cool. Lisa, good morning. How are you? Good, thank you. Yourself? Yeah, we're doing really well. You know all the words to what? Paw Patrol. The characters to Paw Patrol. Oh, yeah.

Okay, so there is Rocky, Rubble, Sky, Chase, Marshall. Yeah, I'm looking at Zoomers there as well. Oh, yeah, there's Zoomer, and then there's the robot dog, and then there's Tracker. You really do know your characters. They keep breeding. They just keep breeding those dogs. I tell you what, they are prolific.

I guess the dogs haven't been de-sexed if we get there. They haven't been to the vet, the Paw Patrol ones, have they? No, I don't think so. I think they need to. They're like, guys, come on. Has this served you any purpose in life?

Never. Never. How much Paw Patrol do you feel like you've had to watch? Way too much, but I haven't had to suffer the wiggles, so that's okay. Listen, I suffered a lot of Bubble Guppies back in the day. Yeah, I did watch a bit of Bubble Guppies as well. Bubble Guppy Guppy Guppies. Good on you, mate.

Thank you so much, Lisa. You have a good day. All good. You take care. Jennifer, you're on. Welcome. It's also Paw Patrol, but the theme song. Also Paw Patrol, yes.

Take it away, Jen. It's actually, it goes, Paw Patrol, Paw Patrol, be there on the double. Hey, my four-year-old is sitting behind me just nodding his head like, yeah. That's my jam. That's my song. Good on you, Jennifer. Appreciate it. We'll get Alison on Apparently it's a Wiggles song

That's etched into the back of your memory Alison Oh yeah The cold spaghetti hot bun Now we've been told We've been warned, you said don't you get me To sing it or I'll hang up So Alison, can you please sing it for us, Alison? She's going to hang up.

No. No. But the sad thing is when you're on a great nephew, he thinks that auntie doesn't know anything and she starts singing the song. And they're like, how do you remember that? Yeah. Exactly. So what's the underlying frustration with that?

Hey, thank you so much, Alison. Really appreciate your call. Have a good day. The Hits, the Jono and Ben podcast. Now, I want to play a wee game with you, Jono, because, you know, it's always hard to remember exactly when things were released. Yeah, your memory gets a little bit hazy and foggy, doesn't it?

It all sort of clumps into one. One period in life of that's happened, and you can kind of vaguely remember within a five year gap of when things took place So I want to rattle through these particular songs and then I want you to tell me exactly what years you think they are and I'll let you know at the end. Okay let's go with the first one

Mr. Jones Counting crows Mr. Jones I'd say that was definitely 90s Yeah 99? Okay alright you're 99 let's go this one I would say there was definitely 90s. Yeah. 99? 1999? Okay, all right, you're 99. Let's go this one.

Snoop, Gin and Juice. Snoop Dogg. I remember he was on the front of the bike, wasn't he? That's right. On the video. There was all sorts of nonsense going on in his parents' house. His dad wasn't happy when he got home, was he? There was 90s as well, wasn't there?

98? 98 for that one. Okay, we'll lock at 98. This one you might. Yeah. Yeah. That was around the Nevermind era, wasn't it? 91.

Okay, 91. Will Smith. Will Smith. He was just shaking the room. He wasn't slapping anyone in it He was not friendly Or was he singing boom boom shake shake the room Wasn't he?

Not boom boom slap slap the room 95 95 on that one, okay Why don't you give me the answers I just don't want to I bet this is the cause No, this is the cranberries 97 Is this the cause? No, this is the cranberries. Linga.

97? 97. And then let's go one more. Radio Head. Okay. Creep. That's like kind of 1993, I think. Radio Head.

All right. There we go. You've locked in the answers. And for a wide variety of answers from 91 to 99 they're all from the same year 30 years old they're all exactly 30 years old this year what

they're all from 1993 it's funny because I was saying when I heard them I was like oh that feels like that's more recent than that one but they're all

what a year for music 30 years old this year yeah pretty incredible crazy man yeah crazy crazy crazy no no no

93 how old is Snoop Dogg now jeez he must be in his 60s is he 50s well if he was going out his dad wasn't yeah

Snoop Dogg age this is gonna really oh 52 jeez there you go well you got $5,000 that could be yours in just a few moments

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