The Edge Arvos Podcast - FULL POD #110: Harrison gets slammed with a DOUBLE tragedy... 😬

Episode Date: July 24, 2025

What a Thursday! EZ Money  Steph’s partner stole a car 5 Star Fact Subtitles chat Red Card Launch Harrison’s double tragedy.. 😬 We cheer up Harrison! (Ft. Tate McRae) Yes, No, Maybe Harrison’s new intimacy coordinator.. looks familiar! Buzz cut freakout Steph snores.. (actual footage) Top 3 Love ya! Sean, Steph & Harrison x Follow our new insta @edgearvos

This is a podcast from Rover. Your Avos Head Harder with Sean, Steph and Harrison. The Edge. Hey, gaudy, you beautiful human. Thanks for clicking on this podcast. Some big moments in today's show that you will be witnessing. Harrison's sad day for Harrison, though. Oh, yeah, my dog died yesterday, guys.

And you decided to cheer me up on the show today, and I really enjoyed it. It was very funny and heartwarming. Yeah, we won't give away everything, but Tate McCray does feature heavily. Heavily. But here's a little clue for everyone listening to the podcast. Today I would listen all the way through until the very end because Tate McCray has another little message for Harrison at the very, very, very end. I was pretty giddy.

I was reading the face. It was quite exciting. Also, someone does a performance. An Irish jig? Yes. And it's none of us. None of us. Pretty cool.

Enjoy. Maravos Head Harder with Sean, Steph and Harrison. The Edge. Hi, everybody. Happy Thursday. Harrison's back. Hello. Hello.

How's it going? Guys, Harrison's an actor and he just finished, he wrapped up his Ahikato filming yesterday this morning. About an hour ago. It's the TV show that Harrison's in on Māori television. Congrats Harrison. You now will only be doing one job for the next two weeks until you find another job to do.

Yeah, probably like that. So yeah, that's exciting. It's pretty sad. Also, guys, my dog died yesterday. I know. I was going to not mention it. I know. I saw you kind of avoid that.

Yeah, I did. But I think we should, you know, we can tackle that today. Okay. But I'll tell the story later today about that happening. It was pretty... I was going to say, just know that we're here for you in all ways that you need us to be here for you today. And please text into 3343 and show your love to Harrison

because it's never nice losing a pet. It's bloody awful. No, Steph took a week off when her dog died. Which I don't want to take away from Steph. Obviously, it's very sad. It's the worst. A week off did seem like a lot. Don't start.

Don't start. It's a lot of time to say it. I've just used so much annual leave from filming the TV show, so I actually couldn't have the week off. Brief my leave. Briefly. It's breathing. Really?

I can do that? Well, I did. Okay, it might not be in next break. Well, you wanted us to distract you from it, which is why you're here, and it's going very poorly. So far. Anyway, we'll distract you by trying to give someone $10,000. We'll do that next.

Easy Money is the game. We'll give you a letter between E and Z. You've got 30 seconds, 10 questions. $10,000 up for grabs. Four. Hit Harder with Sean, Steph and Harrison. The Edge. 10,000 bucks up for grabs right now.

The Edge 10K. Easy money. 10,000 bucks. Easy money is the game. You just have to call 0-800 The Edge. Steph will give you a letter between E and Z. You've got 30 questions. 30 seconds.

10 questions to each one with a word or phrase, starting with the letter you've been given and win $10,000. All thanks to BNZ. Wherever you start from, BNZ has the expert advice and tools you need. at every step of your journey. And it'll also give you $100 just for playing. All right, let's go to the phones. Shoes from Christchurch.

She recently quit her job to become an actor. And we tried to play with her yesterday, but I think she accidentally put us on mute. Here's Tussi, everybody. She's here. Can you hear me? We can. What's that?

We can't. Oh, we're going to have to go to the next caller. What happened yesterday? Tossi, you were there. a minute, gone the next? I was yelling the phone down. I was like, I'm right here! But, yeah, nothing.

I don't know. Couldn't hear anything. Yeah, we couldn't hear you. How good that you're back. How's the acting life going? It's starting to speed up, so it's getting a bit busier. So, yeah, pretty good. Well, good on you.

Hang in there, because, yeah, tough. It's tough out there. It's hard to get a job, but, you know, it's got to be positive. Have a good mindset. Stay strong. Yeah, thanks. Hell yeah. Go for your goals, go for your dreams.

Love to see it. All right. Well, how about this, Tussi? $10,000 could be all yours with easy money. Your letter will be double you. Oh, thanks. Which I think sounds like it's harder than it is. I think with these more kind of not-obvious letters, it kind of... Narrows it down. And narrows it down.

An answer will pop in quicker, I reckon. I'm high-going. Okay. Okay, so double. We'll use your letter. 30 seconds. You can pass on anything you get stuck on, and we'll hopefully have time to get back to it.

No repeated answers, and your time will begin when I finish saying the first category. Tussie from Christchurch. Are you ready? Yes, I'm ready. Here we go, with the letter W. Please name for us. Something you'd save money for.

Wedding. An animal. Wombat. A food. Pass. A day of the week. Wednesday. Something with wheels.

Wearily. A New Zealand town. Wanganui. Something you wear. Weather jacket. A singer. Whitney Houston. Something transparent. Window. A Rihanna song. Wow.

Cush. Clic. Susie. Jeez. So if you didn't pass and you got that last one would have accepted all of those, Harrison? Uh, did you get the last one, the Rihanna song, no. No, I didn't get that one, no. No, so you got, before you didn't get that, so you got eight altogether and you also passed a food. Do you want another crack of that?

What do you reckon would have been good for that with W? Oh, wedding cake. What did you say for something with wheels, wheelies? Wheelies, yeah. Yeah, like the wheelies, you know. Is that like a toy? The cookie? The toy? Yeah.

Wheelies. Yeah, there's a toy. It's got wheels. It's the toys and it's a cookie. I think it's a cookie. Those cookies have wheels. I'm Googling. Well, they look like wheels. It doesn't.

It's a moot point now, isn't it? I'm pretty sure wheelies are the cookies. Doesn't matter. It doesn't matter. Anyway, hey, good effort, Susie. Great job. Fisher Price Wheelies. Oh, there we go.

You can buy it on Amazon. So, yeah, you almost could have $110,000, but... Oh, thanks. Sorry. Sorry. That's all good. We'll give you a hundred bucks. How does that sound?

$100. Oh, perfect. Keep following your dreams, Tosy. We love to see it. Your Ivo's Head Harder with Sean, Steph and Harrison. The Edge. Is Steph dating a criminal? The way you've talked about it so far sounds like you are.

And Harrison and I are both concerned for your safety and your child's. Okay, so speaking actually of my child, he's been really sick lately. We've all been sick, oh my God. And he went to the doctors last week, Jake took him. Jake and I've been together for 13 years or something crazy. And so that happened last week. But this morning I noticed that Rocco had, our baby, had a new car, like a little toy car. I'm like, I've never seen that before.

And it's like, oh, geez, like my partner Jake does love a little bargain from an op shop number. Like comes home all the time with new things, like new old things. And so I was like, is this from another op shop? Like we've really got to stop spending money kind of thing. And Jake's like, nah, the doctor game. it to it last week. And I was like, what do you, what do you mean the doctor? The doctor just doesn't give out toys.

What do you mean? The doctor, like, what happened? And he's like, oh, well, he was playing with the toys at the doctors, like the medical center in our neighborhood. And he got a bit upset when he had to put the toy card down to then go into the, to the room to get checked out and stuff. And so I was like, no, like, Jake was explaining, no, no, Rocco, like, you have to put it down.

And we're going to go in here now. We'll play later. And Rocco was still really upset and really wanted the car still. And so the doctor, Jake said, said these words, oh, he can have it. And so Jake told me this. And I was like, don't you think the doctor mean he can have it in the room? So he's not upset anymore. So he stops crying.

And then he like gets, you know, checked out by the doctor while still playing with his car. It doesn't actually mean you get to keep it forever. And Jake's like, no, no, no. I'm pretty sure like you have it means like take a. it with you. And so I did. I put it in my in my bag and I took it home and that's why we've got it. Quick fight around the room. Do we think it means

the doctor was saying keep it in the room and then return it afterwards? I say yes. Obviously yes. That's what I said. That's what I said. Producer nurse Sam, how would you interpret? Oh yeah, he can have it. Yeah, I think in the room. I think he totally

just stole a car. As a medical professional who's probably allowed children to bring toy cars with them. Yeah, yeah, you always encourage bringing a distraction into the room for, like, seeing the doctor. So that's a fun situation. We would not be giving away our toys. So as your experience being a nurse, would you then assume that the parent would then return the car into the toy box or whatever and then leave? Yeah, yeah, yep, absolutely.

That's my sense. He was like, he goes, literally, he goes, you should talk about it on the show today and see what people think, because I don't think I've stolen anything. Like, she said you can have it. And I was like, all right, I'll bring it to the people. But I'm pretty sure everyone will agree with me. You two need to just reality check. You do it from charity.

You're part of Jake says from the medical centre. You have Bonnie and Clyden. I don't think people are okay with it. Whoa. We're not okay with this. The accusation. Next up it's Rocco. What's he going to steal next? Your avos head harder with Sean, Steph and Harrison.

The Edge. It's time for... Sean's five-star fact. I'm on a journey. I'm on a journey, New Zealand. To give you a fact that is so good that it's better than every other fact you've ever heard. It is deemed a five. Five star, perfect fact from our judges, Harrison, Steph, and our producer, Nurse Sam.

Aye. Sean. Yeah? You know today is a bit of a hard day for Harrison. Yes. And moments before the mics went on, what did you just say? I had a bit of a panic, and I realised, I had a really good fact that I thought was kind of funny, and I've now realized that it's about dogs, and Harrison's dog passed away today.

So you get Harrison ahead of this. Yeah, man. It's funny. Okay. So maybe, but if it's going to... Make you sad. Make you sad. I can pivot and do another fact.

Nah, give it a crack. Are you sure? Yeah. Funny and dogs, they're not in the same world for me right now, but I'd love you to try and persuade me. I'd change if I were you. I feel like a loaded. No, no, I think just stick to your guns.

Have you thought it was a great fact? Great. It's all have a laugh together. All right. Well, on that note, Harrison, myself, Steph, and producer nurse Sam, We are your judging panel. We are looking for three things, Sean, a fact that is original, a fact that is shareable,

and a fact that is well-performed. I guess. Good luck. Today's five-star fact is... Who let the dogs out? A dog that is a cross between a chihuahua? Sorry, I realize as I'm doing it. Don't laugh, Sean.

Sorry, sorry. Today's five-star fact is... Who let the dogs out? A dog that is a cross between a chihuahua. and a miniature dash-end is called a Chi-weeney. Sean, I know you have no soul and no heart in there. I didn't, I forgot. But other people do.

I honestly packed this before I found out Harrison's dog a pass, and then I forgot about it. Okay. Should we go to producer Nuss-Sam first on your thoughts? Just while that really sinks. Yeah. Okay. Produce the N-Sam. We have to try and write it out of five.

What's your initial feedback? I'm going to say that's a one, Sean, and I'm really disappointed. It's called a Chihuahua. weenie. It's pretty funny. But, but there are so many aspects to this that just don't gel with the vibe today.

Yeah. Harrison's dog, the whole you just read it, you just did it twice. Twice, yeah. Bit of a read the room kind of moment. Yeah, didn't really do that. I read it and I was going to pivot. You should have pivot.

Should it, should have. Yeah. Okay, so poor, on behalf of my good friend Harrison here is really going through it today. Well, he's got his own vote, so you just... Okay, well, on behalf of me, who's lost a pet in the past before,

and I literally took a week off because it was the most horrible time of my life. It's a long time. I think that was a low blow. And to hear that song twice was a real kick in the tummy. So I'm going to go zero. Don't even deserve an inkling of a point there. Harrison. No comment.

Wow. Fair. They're not even going to rate it. You're disgusting. No respect for me and that's just a real PMO. So you told me, I was going to pivot out of it. You said it was like, you said it should go for it. Yeah, it's a flag this fact.

It doesn't count today. Your Avos Head Harder with Sean, Steph and Harrison. The Edge. Is it just me or I can't watch anything without subtitles these days? Oh, Steph, you're speaking my language. Like, I can't go to the movies anymore. Because there's no sexual. And I love the movies.

Yeah. But I just need subtitles. I need them on my life. What has happened? Because I remember years ago, some members of my extended family, they lived in China at the time. And every year when they'd come back to visit family and stuff, they'd bring back like DVDs.

Yeah. You know, like, you know. Oh, the real thin cardboard. Yes. Yes. Yes. My dad used to the same thing. Yes, yes.

The grainy, like, printed cover. Yes. Exactly. And so, like, they're not legit. But the movies would still be there, but there would be subtitles that you can't get rid of on all these DVDs. And it would drive me insane because I couldn't at the time, I would get so distracted by the words that are popping up at the bottom of the screen.

I almost couldn't watch the movie because it was just, like, annoyed me so much. What's happened? That was years ago. But, like, now I can't watch anything without them. Yeah. Do you know what I've heard as well is that back in the day, you know, it's singing in the rain days. The whole scene in the rain things all about using my,

microphones and film and cinema and everything. What's singing in the rain day? I don't know what that is. The 1940s film. Harrison studied acting, which we didn't get. You're busting out a 1940s film reference. Is that where the songs from? Seen in the rain.

I have no idea. I'm singing in the rain. Yes. What? Where did it's raining men come from? Mamma Mia. The musical. But so back in the day,

they should have to really over announce and articulate all their words to pick up in this new technology, which was microphones, this is after silent film. But nowadays in movies, people are like, oh yeah, strip it back, be more realistic. And so everyone just mumbles. Because they think that's cool. The thing is the new way of acting. Instead of overacting, you just kind of talk like normally like this.

And so that's why you can't understand what people are saying, because they're trying to be authentic actors. Is that why? That makes absolute sense, actually. So over the top, you know, is because you had to hear what they were saying. But now they're just trying to be too cool. Wow. That's really interesting.

It's also going to be something to do with like TikTok and Instagram. I think that too. I watch a video now. Oh, why didn't they put subtitles on it? Put subtitles on it. I need it to be able to watch it at low volume or something. You just get used to it. That's why it's good like watching.

Oh, no, I was going to say it's a good game. But I watched that with subtitles. Yes. But you can also watch it out without subtitles. I watch it dubbed. Don't look at me weird. I know. I know.

I know. Actually, you can judge me. You can judge me. But do you guys, when you're watching a movie or TV or TikTok with subtitles, do you quickly read everything? first and then go back to watching the person's face? Or do you, like, read the words as they're talking? You know what's great for?

Horror movies. Because it'll be like, an metric's loud bang. You'd be like, oh my God, it's coming. Love Island. I knew it. Yeah, true. I had to take them off on Love Island and we'll be watching it.

Because it spoils it. Yeah, and it's a spoiler. It does spoil it. There's subtitles because it's so like coming out day to day. It's like AI done and sometimes they'll pop up like five seconds before the person says it. And I'm like, oh, I've ruined that for me. Exactly. Yeah, we're ruining it for ourselves.

I heard they had to give someone's subtitles on Love Island. Yes, because he was a big mumbler. Yeah. Good, how word he was saying, huh? Hey, well, it's nice to know that I'm not the only one. Nah, I think bringing them into movies, honestly. Yeah, truly. They should.

Yeah, they should. Yeah, their 1pm screening is in the regular cinema, then 1.30 is with subtitles. Like, you should have an option. And you feel like, do you feel a little bit smarter reading subtitles? Yeah. You weigh more death, but man, it feels pretty good to read. Your Arvo's Head Harder with Sean, Steph and Harrison.

The Edge. You two both familiar with. the flattening culture of a red card and what a red card is. Oh, yes. Some of the most exciting weekends back in the flatting days was the red card days. Yeah, so do you want to explain what it is, people who maybe aren't flatting? I've never been in, I've never done a red card. I don't really fully know what it is.

It's kind of, you explain it more appropriately. I'm interested in. I'm here I'm keen to know what you think of a recard. What did you do? What did you do? I'll just say. What did you do on your flating days? That sometimes they'd like,

a flat male would pull out a red card and whatever you're doing that day had to follow those rules and they pretty much, they involve a lot of drinking, which that's why I'm not going to explain this, but they involve a lot of drinking and outrageous things.

But I'm sure Sean's version that's probably a bit more appropriate for this show. Okay. No, you've hit the nail on the head, Harrison. That's exactly it. Everyone within the flat has an opportunity to pull a red card

or what's called a red card where, like Harrison said, whatever they say goes. So within a flatting situation It does usually involve heavy binge drinking Yes A lot of my friends who went to Otago uni Tell me about

Like, because I stayed at home During my uni days And I was quite studious So I didn't really do it All any of that stuff But my friends in Otago They were like, yeah Sometimes you'd just be in like

The library And your friend would be like Red Cards You'd all have to go back to the flat And lock the doors And like get a scrumpy on each hand And like you have to drink it Otherwise that's the rule

You just have to do it Yeah Fun times God, those are the good days. Ooh, you want to do that on the show? So, I wanted to bring this idea of a red card to the edge avos with us. And I've gone as far as to, I'm going to hand them to you right now.

Oh my gosh. I've literally created red cards. And I would like to give one to you as well, producer, Nurse Sam. What do you mean it's by-cha? These are rectangular square bits of red paper cut out with invivid saying edge avos red card. Yeah, I put a copyright symbol next to that. I worked hard on these. No, you haven't.

You could have done it on the computer and printed it out. You should have done it on the computer. These are average. I did that, I did that, but I got the dimensions wrong and it was too big to fit in my little sleeves that I put them in. Put them in. Okay. Well, the idea of a red card is metaphorical. The fact that I've given it a physical resemblance is purely not the point.

Okay. We'll draw these. Can we hand them back to you? What do you mean? So I presume we've got to draw a red card. Can you keep them afterwards? Yeah. Cool.

So the idea of the red card is simple. It's very similar to that of a flat. At any point in the next few months, if one of us wants to do something unique with the show that day, whether it be the entire show, whether it just be a segment of the show, you can produce your physical red card and make that show all about whatever you want to do.

What's an example? An example would be, Harrison, you mentioned the other day off the dome that you would love to do a radio show where every single part is a game. Yes. And every single caller on the show wins something. Yeah. You could do that.

For a whole show. For a whole show. With this card? Yeah, you go, I'm pulling a red card today. Wow. We're not doing the normal stuff. We're not doing this. We're just going to play games all day.

And this is going to win prizes. That's pretty good. Steph, you can go, we're going to talk Love Island for four hours. Like, whatever you want. Wow. I like that. And the world is literally your oyster. And the rest of the team has to do what you want.

Have to get on board with it. If you want us to lock in someone's basement with scrumpies on our hands and do the show live, It might have legal implications, but we will do it. Wow. So the radio version of the red card. This is going to be fun. Okay. Can people text in some ideas on 3343?

Good idea. What we could do for the red card challenges? Yeah, go for it. So there's four. One for me, one for Steph, One, Harrison. And producer, Nurse Sam, you've got a red card here as well. So you can do whatever you want with that. But we can't drink, right?

Legally, I don't think so, no. Yeah. Okay, I guess we'll try to play it, but. Your Arvos Head Harder with Sean, Steph and Harrison. Guys, I had a sad day yesterday. Last evening I found out my dog passed away, which is my dog. That lives in Hawks Bay.

It's a Rotweiler. His name was Alvarez. He's very cute. But I got him when I was 17. He's kind of my buddy. And then I moved to Wellington and Auckland. So my dad kind of took care of him. You're sorry, by the way.

That's really sad. That is very sad. I'm sorry. The way we did have to find out, and obviously it's hard. You don't want to tell someone that you've lost a love one if it as an animal. But are you a family?

filming your TV show today so you just sent through some ideas and the top one was about this and men to them were just felt so bad. We're like trying to console you and you're like, you're doing your other job. So I hope you are okay I am okay. I had a good cry last night. Good, let it out. That sobbed. Gosh. But anyway, the way

I found out was shocking. So I was on set yesterday on the TV show that I filmed and my dad kept trying to call me. I was like, Dan, he can't call me. Like, we're on set. My phone goes off. If your phone goes off, you owe the crew a box of bears. I'm like, I'm like, don't stop calling me. And I thought he's coming up this weekend, so I thought it was about Warriors tickets. Like he's

coming to Auckland? I was like, oh my God, yeah, I'll sort them out that. So I texted him like, dad, just call me later. He's like, yeah, but I really need to call you. I'm like, Dad, we'll suss the tickets later. And so I finished work, and then I call him and he answered the phone. He's like, oh my gosh. I was like, what? And he's like, oh, I was just, sorry, this is a really random time

you called me. I was just on the edge of his Instagram and a video popped up of you saying that are me and mama swingers. Oh, he led with that today. Yeah, well, he saw that, he saw that on his phone. He's like, oh, oh, oh, don't worry. He's like, we'll tackle that soon. Okay, real awkward.

Yeah. And I was like, oh, that's so weird. Then he was just like, oh, yeah, by the way, Elvis died today. I was like, my dog. He's like, yeah, he died. I was like, oh, my gosh, like, when were you going to tell me? He's like, well, I was trying to call you because he's been sick for the last two days, but we haven't really told you about it.

But I took him to the vet this afternoon. and at the vet they brought him in they're like he's not doing well either give him some tests or put him down it's kind of the decision we need to make and my dad goes

he's crying my dad looking at I was going to okay I just need to make a phone call to my son this is his dog he can make the decision and so he's calling me on set and I'm going Dad stop bloody calling me

for these bloody warriors tickets but it wasn't warriors tickets yes and so he goes sorry man I tried to call you but you didn't get to make the decision. You were busy. So you could have had you answered your phone. Save my dog's life.

It's pretty sad, eh? But, well, this is kind of a better part, though. He hung up with the phone. He tried to call me like six times. He's not answering. He turned around, looked at Elvis. Elvis's leg shook and he did one last out breath. And he died just by himself.

Turns out he had cancer. Oh, wow. So he actually wasn't put down. He didn't get put down. He just died right. on the table. Yeah. Oh, that's so, but almost better, but also so sad.

And we just have it, yeah, my dad's crying in the phone. I'm like, oh, God, I go home and I'm fine. But, man, I've never lost a dog before. Harrowing stuff. Truly. Man's best friend, you know. And then we're having this whole conversation. It's really, really sad.

And then he's literally crying. And he was like, but honestly, though, what gave it away that me and your mum are swinging? I was like, dad, no one now. Shut up. Did he really? Raid the Rape. You admitted it! I think he's joking.

He's vulnerable. I don't know. Are you joking or not? I don't know. We kind of hung up after that. What? So he can't distract the death of my dog with him swinging with mum. I'm so confused.

We're going to move past this. We're going to move past and we're going to... It's good that you've got a distraction. It's important and it's healthy. You've come to work today so that your friends can distract you. And Steph and I have taken that and run with that along with producer nurse Sam. We have prepared for you next all of your favorite things, Harrison. Your Avos Head Harder with Sean, Steph and Harrison

The Edge I'm trying to liven things up right now because it's been a pretty sad day for you, eh? Yeah, I got a phone call last night that my dog had passed away which lives in Hawks Bay, though I'm in Elvis, a beautiful dog, but yeah, I pretty much missed a phone call which my dad was asking me whether to put him down or not

and he just died all of a sudden, pretty sad. It's super sad, it's the worst losing a pair And also just like hearing your family members, especially parents, be emotional like that. That's one of the saddest part of hearing mum and dad cry and then text me this morning. How was last night? They're like, we cried all night. It's devastating. Because you guys never cry.

So to help cheer you up, Harrison. Yeah. We thought we would take this part of the radio show just to bring you your favourite things. Bring me them. Yeah. In a way. Some of your favourite things that always cheer you up, you know? Okay.

Like, um. sounds of people farting, things like that, you know? That's little things that we do. This always makes you feel a bit better. I love Scooby-Doo! I love Scooby-Doo. I love Scooby-Doo. We did think about that, but it is your favourite cartoon.

I do love Scooby-Doo. Oh, what's this sound, Harrison? Oh, it's a beer opening. Beer, beer, beer, beer. Harrison loves beer. Oh, do you know what Harrison also loves this sound? sound here. I do.

I love those. Oh, Harrison, you enjoy this? Yeah, I do like that. I've got a poem for you. Okay, cool. You know the sound effects, by the way. It was great. My idea.

H. Lerier-S-L-E-R-E-S-O-N. H. Harrison, H.A.R.I-S-O-N. H. H. H. H. H. Lerier-E-E-E-L-E-L-E-L-E-L-E-L-E-L-E-L-E-L-E-R. R-R. R-R. R-R. -R. R. R. R. R, again, radio voice that makes your day. I, in every post, social media post, pure joy is shown. Because he's big on social media. S, spreading kindness, widely known.

O, online or life, he brings delight. N, naturally glowing, always bright. Ginger thing there at the end. Fair enough, some other things for you. I've worked hard on this this afternoon, and I thought you'd really enjoy that. I've got a few looks. I've got to go to the upstairs printer for this,

but I've printed out a photo that I thought you'd like of Tate McCray, and I thought I'd give that to you. She's getting out of a pool in a bikini. Why did you bother with the bloody stupid poem and stuff? That's awesome. That's great. There's also one other photo that would like to present to you. Before we go, Nurse Sam, sorry,

bought you one of your favorite things from the vending machine. Oh! The protein nut bars. Thanks, Nurse Sam. I love these musli bars. Two other surprises. This photo is an old photo of Intun Lilly that you might like. So we'll give that to you.

You can put that in the frame next to Tate McCray. I'm going to ask for BSA reasons that you don't say what that is on the radio. But put it next to the one of Tate McCray in the bikini. Okay, and one final surprise. Okay, if you've just joined us, we're cheering Harrison up because he lost his dog last night. That's funny. And, well... Who's your favourite person in the world, Harrison?

Some of favorites in the world. Who's your favorite person? You just got a photo of her. Here's a clue. Tame McCray. Oh, I sat to Lillard. But yeah, Tame McRaeh is your favorite pop star on planet Earth. Yeah, she is.

You do anything for her. Well, she's heard word that you're in a bit of a sad time in your life, losing your pets. So she's reached out. We had to draw it. Pull some real strings to get this to happen. Truly. Okay. Hey, Harrison.

Kate McRae here. I heard about your pup and I'm so, so sorry. Losing a furry friend is just awful, but I wanted you to know that I think you're an absolute legend in both radio and on screen. And of course, you have incredible taste in music. I'm thinking of you and sending you all my love. When you're feeling better, just throw on one of my songs. You've got this. Love you Harrison. Wow. Wow, that's pretty incredible and definitely not AI.

She loved you. She didn't even say anything on my looks, though. Okay, well, I thought she was going to find me a hot or like funny. She didn't see any of those things. Go on producer Sam. Sam, producer Sam. Damn it! You're so close.

Your Arvo's Head Harder with Sean, Steph and Harrison. The Edge. Hey, coming up at 5pm, the pick and mix, a live DJ set. You pick the songs. I'll mix them, so get your request through right now 3343. We'll choose someone from that to do a live DJ set for. But right now, it's the part of the show where Harrison presents a different scenario. Steph and I help him.

some social cues. It's... Yes, no, they don't know. Guys, we all work out these days, don't we? Steve, get your treadmill at home. And a rowing machine. And a rowing machine.

They tell you about that? No. Yeah, it was my neighbours and he gave it to us for free. Cool. It's pretty slick, yeah. It's a good machine. Yeah.

Sean, you're at Les Mills' very flashed gym. Must be nice. Yep, that is nice. Oh, French. Yep, I'm at Snap Fitness, one of the padu ones. That's not so bad. That's all right?

Wait, wait, which is with a snap fitness or jets? Jets. Oh yeah, I had to quit. Snaps just up. The Wi-Fi wasn't good. Yeah. Today I'm used to having to talk about things that I do at the gym to see if it's appropriate or not.

I go there every day, so these are the things I do every single day at the gym. Okay. First one, when I'm done on the weights machine, I put it on the heaviest weight, so it looks like I've lifted heaps. It's a classic move. That's a good one, eh? Classic move. Like, you do it.

Someone you get up, someone else goes, I'm like, man, he lifted heaps of weight. Why do you care what other people think, though? It's the gym. You want to be the best there? Oh, yeah. Okay, all right, then, fine. No, when I finish a set, I'll go, 99, 100. Yeah, that kind of.

It's the same thing. Okay, well, yeah. If it's not hurting anybody. Yeah, I guess so. As soon as someone gets off a machine for a drink or stretch, I jump on it straight away and go, mine. Because I hate on people like the fluffing around the wall, because I jump on it. That's my machine now, too bad.

I do hate it. when someone like hogs a machine for way too long and they're just sitting there having sips of water and it's like, get off. Yeah. Not that I can really relate. Barely, but I don't really know water jimmers. No, I'm going to go a big no from that.

Let them use their machine. Okay. Wait, your turn. I grunt every step I take on the treadmill. Because I feel like everyone does it. You know when they go, like, weights. Now I've changed the treadmill.

Can you give us an example? Like that. It's just a feel like it makes me feel. that I'm working harder and make other people know. Fah, that boy, he's working hard. They must be sore. I'm going to need to hear it one more time, sorry. Closer to the mic, sorry.

Just to show that I'm working hard. I'm going to need to hear it one more time. I think we're done there. Just a no for me. That's a yes, that's a yes. I discus the round weights that go on the bar for free weights. I disgust those across the gym as a workout. Dangerous, I'd say.

That's so dangerous. Very, yeah, don't do that. Nah. Nah, nah. Okay. No. Heads! Yeah, literally.

Okay, I'm married as a mate because that's a good exercise, is all I'm saying. I spray other people's water bottles on me to calm me down. Gosh, it gets bloody hot. So I'll scroll off the lens and go, just pour that all over myself. Other people's water bottles. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I'm not, you know, I need to drink that. I'd say the worst part of it isn't wasting their water,

but more just drenching yourself in the middle of a gym. Yeah. Wildly inappropriate. Touching other people's stuff. I'd leave other people's property to the, them. Yeah, okay. A couple more.

I have all my calls and speaker find. I do a lot of work at the gym so I do all my calls and speaker because, no, because it's dangerous if you phone up to your ear. Why is it dangerous?

Just with the sweat and the particles and so if you could explode. I don't think that's the thing. I don't think that's a thing. Shat me on the phone. Yeah, no, it's good today. You will do that work tomorrow. So I just kind of sell out.

So what do you sound like when you're on the treadmill taking a speaker phone phone call? Oh yeah, it works great. I don't know, something like that. Okay, two more. Two more. It's like a bad Oscar the Groucher impression

Whenever someone stands up from sitting on a machine I yell out sweaty crack Oh Steph obviously love that one We'll give it a big guess They do with sweaty crack Can you see you at the gym? You're minding your own business Is somebody else out at you? Oh it's horrible

I don't know if that's an appropriate thing to tell And final one Instead of you know they've got those like disposable wipes at the gym I just spit and wipe down the machine so I'll spit from my mouth, get the sleeve and wipe it down and that's for the planet. You're giving me a sore tummy. So I'm going to say yes.

No, you're the reason for COVID. There's no. We're going to give that a no. Save the rubber. Your Ravos hit harder with Sean, Steph and Harrison. The Edge. Guys, it was my final day shooting my TV show, Ahikaro today. Thank you. Yeah, congrats, man.

Thank you. Six months of that shoot this year, so it's been quite a big part of my life. You've worked your butt off. You've done an incredible job. Yeah, thank you. No, it's been tiring. It's been tiring, but I'm very grateful for the job. And the final scene this season for my character happened to be an intimacy scene.

Go be rad. Go be rad. Sometimes it's a make-out. Sometimes it's, you know, a hug, this one. Sex. So I know there's an intimacy coordinator, which is the person that helps with it. They need to be on set if you're just kissing. Yeah.

Oh, yeah. It's not just like, go for it. Because everything's so choreographed and, you know, like, you have closed sets, so lots of the crew out. watching under the important people are like it's a whole thing. Is this especially after like the Me Too Movement? That's where it's come from. Right.

So they knew. They've only been in around for the last two, three years. True, true. And so we've had this intimacy coordinator. She's lovely. She's been through us the whole season. Every scene she's been there. But she was sick today.

And so she goes, my, the guy I'm, a guy that I'm training up is going to be in for today. And me and my same partner were like, yeah, that's, you know, that's okay. Sorry, you're sick. That's all good. We should be all right. We're pretty comfortable with each other. After all the stuff we've done, and the guy comes in, he's like, hey, I'm blah, blah, blah, I'm the new intimacy coordinator. No word of a lie.

This guy is like the spitting image and voice to my brother. No. Like just, I don't, okay, so he just looks and sounds at my brother. To a point I'm like, you've got to be joking. This is a joke. But we're like, he's, you know, because for the scene you're like, oh, what do you feel guys feel comfortable with? Is it okay if they thrust there

or touch you there, blah, blah, blah, blah. And then the interviews will call out professionally will show it on you how to do it. So we'll be like, okay, I'll be the girl. Harrison, if you just, are you comfortable? I'm like, yeah, but he's like, I'm just going to get on top of you. I'm just going to thrust like this. Oh, no, no, no, no, no.

He's like, oh, sorry, do you know if you feel comfortable? No, no, no, it's all good. I couldn't tell him, but I was tense today. Oh, my God. In my seat, like, he'd leave the room and say, are you okay? You seem really nervous for the scene. We've done this before. I was like, yeah, he just looks like my brother.

Did you tell her that? Yeah. And what did you say? I showed her a phone and she goes, ooh, that is your brother. Oh my God. I know. And he's like, so, you know, Harrison,

hold her face like this. I'll do it. And you hold my face, pretend he's gone to kiss with me. I'm like, ooh, I just can't. I can't do it. So like...

Are you sure that he's not related to you? Like, do your parents... Well, like, genuinely, I was, like, we had a lunch break and opposite tables. I couldn't take my eyes off him. It's like staring him down the whole time. I'm like how he has to be related.

On the bright side, the professional move within these intimate scenes is to not get aroused, and you would have nailed that today, mate. So congratulations too. Well done. Yeah, I mean, in a way, I like professionally got pretty intimate with a battle today. Good. And also maybe, but potential, because another time on the show we were talking about that maybe your parents are swingers. Yes.

Maybe they have been for a while. And there was a bit of an accidental, maybe then went to live with someone else. Do you think it's my brother? Who knows? All I'm saying is we can't rule it out until we do DNA test. All I'm saying is I hope I didn't mime out sex my brother today is all I'm saying. Yeah, yeah. Happy for you, man.

Thanks. Your Arvo's Head Harder with Sean, Steph and Harrison. Has a haircut ever ruined your relationship? Now Harrison, you've got beautiful ginger locks. You haven't seen what Harrison looks like. You've had those since you've dated your girlfriend, Sarah. Has she ever bought up kind of an ultimatum if you did get your hair cut? Yes, she really doesn't want me to shave.

my hair off. There's been no ultimatum, but because when I've got, like, they've got these long ginger locks, is that you just want to cut it all off. I just feel like that. I feel sorry for a lot of women, or anyone who has long hair, because it's hard and it's a lot. But I was on a shave it on a skirt. If you shaved it off, I'm looking very differently.

Really? You know? Steph, you've talked about it. I know you've mentioned in the past, I've known you about a decade. You said if you ever got a pixie cut, it might be game over. Your partner, did say that. Unless you're a child. I don't know how, He would feel airing this broadcast. But I have, like, joked around before and I've been like,

oh, I'm going to cut my hair like my mum's. And he's like, no. Because my mom's got quite short hair. But, yeah, no, he wouldn't like, he would not at all like if my hair was your length, Sean. Yeah. And you can relate, Sean, as in your partner, Jeannie, said, do not get life-changing laser eye surgery because I like you in glasses.

Yeah, that was actually crazy. That was insane. Now you may have seen this TikTok going viral. This is a girl sitting on her bed and her boyfriend walks in and he has cut his hair off into a buzz cut. I love a buzz cut. Yeah, I think a buzz cut looks good as well. They look great on everyone. It doesn't actually look bad on this guy, but this is her reaction.

Babe! Oh my God, I'm going to break up with you. It's so ugly. I want to cry right now. Oh my God, get my face. I'm sorry. That's my old thing, yeah. I was my boyfriend.

Oh, my God. It's only temporary. She starts to cry. She says, get out of my face. Oh, my God, you're so ugly. I'm going to break up with you. That's horrible. This has about 10 million views on TikTok overnight.

Are the comments on her side? His side? The comments are definitely on his side. I see the video. I can't remember. Does she wake up? Does she wake up from a, yeah. She's in bed, yeah.

It may throw you off too, give me that better for the doubt. It is quite shocking. When you, all you know of someone is a certain look, it's like growing up, my dad had a mustache, my whole childhood. And when I was about 12, you walked up the stairs and it had gone. And I was like, it was shocking. It was shocking. Like, seeing someone's top lip for the first time.

It was like, who are you? Yeah, that's something that's she doesn't really like. My partner, she goes, I don't like me shave your mustache off. You look like very different. Very different. Yeah, you're right. Very different. So.

No, ugly, though. No, no. No, that's way too far. Not get out of my face. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, that was mean. We do want to open up the lines, though, in 0800 the Edge.

Has a hair cut ruined a relationship. Yeah. Or have you changed a relationship? Or have you set an ultimatum with your partner where you've been like, you've talked them out of it maybe. You've talked them off the ledge where they're like, I'm going to go and get a buzz cut and you've gone, actually don't do that. Your Avos Head Harder with Sean, Steph and Harrison.

The Edge. When is a haircut ruined your relationship? This clip's gone viral of an Australian who, um, her boyfriend will, He walks into the room, he's shaved all his hair off, he's got a buzzcar. Babe! Oh my god, I'm gonna break up with you, so ugly. I'm gonna cry right now. Babe!

Oh my god, that's my face. Quite a brutal reaction. There's a lot of get out of my face, a lot of you're so ugly. It's so mean, it's awful, so hurtful. I wonder what happened in their relationship, what happened after that? That's a mean thing to say to someone you're supposed to really love. Yeah, but the only bear for the doubt I'll give is that she'd just woken her. She'd just woke and her.

She probably thought, maybe she was dreaming. She was saying something. She was a night image because that's so ugly. He's like, babe, this is me. Yeah, you're actually awake now. Yeah. I just, even like, even if my girlfriend, fiancé, sorry, Jeannie, got like shaved all their hair off, I don't think I'd have that reaction.

I don't know. But for some people, it is obviously very important. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, fully. And I guess it's the shock as well of just, like, knowing someone a certain way and then it all being, I guess it's like the same thing if your loved one gets like a big tattoo. It's like, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. Like, I didn't fall in love with you having all these tattoos, and now you've all covered in them, and I'm like,

I don't know what to do, you know? Maybe it's the same. But let's go to the phones and go to Deanna on 0800 the edge, because your boyfriend shaved all his head off, hair off. Oh, geez. God, I can't show the head. I'm sorry. Shaved his head off. No, he shaved his hair off, Deanna, and then what happened?

Hi, guys. Hello. Hi. Oh, Jenna. Let me first off, let me say hi. Hi. Hi, Diana. Hello.

Yeah, so he was at a typical boy's rugby initiation. First of all, he did just get a haircut, and it was a beautiful haircut. He then sent me a photo, and he had a checkerboard on his head. Oh. Oh, okay. One of those. That was brand of. Really?

So that's quite, like, stylish these days. Dregard. Yeah, that's cool. You're going to wear the right outfit, though. A rough checker. could board. The only way to fix it was a zero. So you'd go completely bored because they shave

obviously patches all over his own. Yeah. Zero's bloody short. Zero. In the middle of winter too. So did he become less attractive to you or did it impact your relationship? He was wearing hat 24-7.

Enforced by Deanna. The hat stays on. Thank you, Deanna. Thanks for you cool. Kate from Raven is here on 0800 the edge. Kate, what's your experience with this? When someone's had a drastic hair cut in a relationship? Yeah, I had a Chinese boyfriend, and I used to have really long art hair

and topped it all off and went blonde one day without telling him. But what I didn't know at the time is that in Chinese culture, if a wife does that, it means that she's really unhappy in the relationship and she's gearing up to leave. So all of his friends and family were like, oh no. Wow. It's a subtle way to break that news to somebody.

Oh, no. Oh, no. Are you still together? No, we're not. No, she was getting up to leave him, mate. Yeah, how did you know? Oh, everyone does in a Chinese culture. Your Avos Head Harder with Sean, Steph and Harrison.

The Edge. Here I was, having a beautiful, peaceful night's sleep. the baby started sleeping through the night which is so great it means that we get like a solid eight hours Oh, drinks to now You're part of Jake and just get a... Yeah

Why you took it a pound town Oh Settle on Maybe Did he? Did you settle on? No Settle on?

No No, do you think that's how code word Time to settle on Settle on You think that Steph's response to you was To just say settle on Yeah

In the context of it That's quite crazy Settle on Implays you just kind of sit and don't move. Sit on. Sit on. And you settle.

No, it doesn't quite work. Anyway, so here I am, sound asleep, having such a great rest. It's also my glow-up year, 2025. Nice. Steve, you don't need to glow-up, you're really hot. Oh, thank you. Steph, you don't need to glow-up, you're really hot. Thank you.

And a part of my glow-up is trying to get as much sleep as possible because apparently that's really good for your health. And so here I am, having a peaceful sleep, glowing up at the same time. Oh, my God, what can't she do? And then, Seth! Steph! This is what I hear. And I'm like, oh, God, I wake up in a hurry.

I'm like, oh my God, Jake, yeah, what, what? And like, I'm thinking the worst. We've just got a new heater in our house. Now I'm like, oh, my God, can you smell something? Is that on fire? Like, all the dog is he, sorry, Harrison, is the dog okay? Like, all these things cross my mind. Has you heard a noise from the front door?

Like, every single bad situation possibility crosses my mind in a split second and everything is happening and I'm panicking. And I'm like, what? And he goes You're snoring Is this he's recorded this on his phone? Yeah, this is me This is actual audio he's played it back to you

He's gone Steph and then played it back to you He recorded me Can I be honest He goes, you've got a radio show I'll record it for him Steph, this is making to be a bit emotional because it's just like my Rotweiler who died yesterday

Well, he really was sick Holy, that is, wow There's no way that's came out of So, I've reached... Steph, that's so loud. Clear your throat. I have just been sick, mind you. But I have unfortunately now reached a point in my life at 33 years old.

I've never been a snorer ever. And now I am. Maybe you need to lay off the beer. Oh, yuck! You were supposed to play that bit. Sam, you said you'd cut that out. Steph? Steph.

Steph. Sam, that's a stitcher. Your Arvo's Head Harder with Sean, Steph and Harrison. The Edge. And it's time for the top three. A big news story that happened this weekend. There's a bar in Auckland. It's an Irish bar, very, very popular. It's called

Danny Doolins, right? And the story went that this drummer, playing in this pub band, had a girl punishing him all night. She was tapping on a shoulder, tapping on his shoulder while he was drumming. He left to go get a drink. She would jump up on the stage, tap on his drums with her hand. And then, during the performance,

She reached through to try and bang his drums while he was playing. Now what this drummer did, I don't condone violence, by the way, but what this drummer did is that he bonged her on the head with his drumstick. Now, she has gone to the New Zealand Herald, and she's gone, I was assaulted by this drummer. And it's turmoil in the comment section of people going, look, if you hit someone's drums with your hands enough, you're going to get bonked on the head with a stick.

Other people going, you probably shouldn't have hit her on the head with a stick. I'm Sweden in this situation. Switzerland? Switzerland, in this situation. I am not picking a side, but what I have done has ridden the top three of the top three types of people that I think deserve to be bonked on the head with the drumstick. It's that time of the day. The time to get your news. Brought to you by the rate at which Benson Boone is dropping new music.

Like dial it back a little bit, bro. It's quite a lot. And presented by Moonbeam Ice Cream. It's the edge top three. The top three people that I think deserve to be bonked on the hip with the drumstick. One. People who aggressively sniffle every six seconds. instead of blowing their nose, like, get a tissue or go to the bathroom, just this. Oh, I sat next to go on a plane once.

10 hours. I actually offered him a tissue and he said no. I was like, are you sure? Oh my God, people just need to grow up. Blow your nose. Two. People who stop walking mid-stride to respond to a text or watch a social clip and then act shocked when you walk into the back of them.

Come on. Pull to the side. Sit down. Is it walking you stop to respond to a text? Come on. No, I'm with you. That frustrates me. And also the people that aren't giving away

when you leave a shop in a shopping mall. Yeah, right. So if you just walk out of a shop, you have to wait for a gap if it's a busy shopping mall. The people that just walk on in, or as you're walking down the shopping mall aisle or like pathway, and then you just stop and you're like, do I want to go into the shop or not?

And you kind of like look around your window shop for like a split second. And I'm right behind you and I'm like banging into you Because, like, you have to pull over. Just slow down. Don't stop. Just slow down. Exactly. Merge like a zip.

I'm with you. And this is the third set of people who I think deserve to be vonged on the head with the drumstick. Three. People on Facebook Marketplace who use the automated prompt. Hi, is this available? Oh, God, it makes me want to ram rate of Michael Hill. Just honestly, type out a more detailed response. If you actually want to buy the thing, go, hey, mate, I am interested in this product.

Can we set up a time to meet? That is so much more. Just press the button. It's insane. It's The Edge Top 3. I would agree with Sean here. Really? All you're asking is, is it available?

No, but if like so many people... Hey, can I... Is this for sale? It's the same thing. No, but you do have to imply a little bit more than other people. You're like, hey, I'm actually interested in this. Exactly. Make it unique. Okay.

Today's Arvopolo was about who would be most likely to win an Olympic medal. And that has, dare I say, drastically changed the vibe of the studio today. Harrison is, you've kind of been in the middle of this. I have been in the middle of it. I think Steph had quite a reaction to it from you, Sean, the smugness and cockiness. Was I like, no, none that I've ever been. who has seen from you actually. It was different.

It was different. And then there's a little bit of a lie to go, oh, it's just rage bait, but you can see it in his eyes, oh, Steph. I don't think it's rage bait. That's the concerning part. He genuinely believes it.

And that's why you've got a big reaction to it. I understand. If I felt the rage baiting, I'd drop it. But it was, there was something from deep within him that believed that he could beat me in every single sport. Yeah, you're locked in. You don't hide your emotions, I feel. You always show how you feel?

And I was like, you're showing how you feel. He was like, I reckon this was actually. Just quickly, sorry, completely honestly, do you think that Steph could beat me at more sports than I could beat? That wasn't the question. Your statement was, I'll beat you in every sport that exists. Yeah, I take that back. I do not think that it would be true. I think I'd lose.

What do you think you'd lose? Tennis. And? Maybe table tennis? And. I think that's it. I'm not very good. Those are quite skilled sports.

I don't know how that's so crazy. It's crazy, eh? So crazy. But you know what's super insightful? As me and Sean are just like just battling with this number one spot, we went outside and had a little volleyball action. And Harrison was way better than both of us. Harrison's not eligible to be part of us.

And Harrison's just stayed calm and cool over there. He's kind of let us fight it out. But meanwhile, he's probably low-key undercover, like better than you, Sean. That's also the thing on our show that I've season day one I'm not very competitive True You guys

You're competitive Fiercely It's healthy Yeah Well steps is I just want to battle sexism Harrison That's what I love that

That's what I'm here doing That's what I'm here doing And I want to rub that Smug Man smile off you I'd love to know Just because we're in the podcast the outro I'd love you to list sports That you think I

That you think you'd be bad I wanted to talk about something else Okay we'll talk about something else I thought it's a good topic. It's a good topic. I would like to move on because we actually, if everyone listening to the podcast, we'll recall, is we actually had Tate McCray on the show today

to cheer Harrison up. Yeah, we do. And, you know, we can bicker backwards and forwards, but today's not about us. It's about Harrison and us being their fair old friend Harrison. And Tate McCray didn't actually finish her message to you, Harrison. Okay, I'll make it finish. Sam.

No, I know Harrison was gutter, because we had to play it on the radio. We could only play some of it. And Harrison was guarded at the, I suppose, the unsexual nature of the message. Yes, that's true. Yeah, I was. Because the voice was spot on. Yeah.

Was it? Yeah. Because it's her, obviously. That's why I believed it was. She didn't mention anything sexual. So would you like to have Tate McCray finish? I'd love nothing more than to make Tate McCray finish. Well, no, you're not making her finish.

She's choosing to finish. Yeah, she can finish. Okay. Hey again, Harrison. Tate McRae here once more. I realized I forgot to say in my last message. just how damn good looking you are. Seriously, you're drop-dead gorgeous, like,

Da Yom, you're one hot piece of ass. When I think of a sexy man, you're the first thing that pops into my mind. You're the epitome of sexiness, and I'm already looking forward to dreaming about you tonight. Wow. That was on. That was great.

There's more. There's more. But Tame McCrae is finished. Tame McCrae. This is from the podcast today where we were trying to cheer Harrison up because this dog passed. There was one thing we didn't get to

because we ran out of time. Sean, hit the music. Producer Sam's just walked in and she's really good at Irish chicken. It was actually pretty good. You know, we didn't have time to get to it. Sam sent me an email. During that live break,

Sam can talk in my ear when you can't hear it on the radio. Sam goes, check your emails. In the middle of this voice break, I'm trying to manage check my emails. It's just Sam going, I put some Irish music, I'm good at Irish checking.

I can do it to cheer Harrison up at this time. I'm ready. Thanks, Sam. That was great. You're a really good Irish jigger. Oh, thanks. I know Sean's probably better though, Sam. Yeah, she would own you. Your Avos Head Harder with Sean, Steph and Harrison.

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