The Edge Arvos Podcast - FULL POD #181: Bleshooo! 🤧

Episode Date: November 6, 2025

Thurs-slaaay The Mayor of NY used to be a rapper?🫠 Do you have a digital footprint you hope people won’t find? Titty Tingles & other body parts that are psychic!💫 The YAS survey  Ice-cream tasting - Yay or nay?🍦🍦 “What did he saaay?” (Words have you been saying wrong..) Love ya! Sean, Steph & Harrison x Follow our new insta @edgearvos

This is a podcast from Rover. Your Arvo's Head Harder with Sean, Steph and Harrison. The Edge. Hey, welcome to the podcast. Thanks for clicking on us. A little bit of a different show today. Yes, filling in with me. Oh, hey.

Thanks for having me. So fun. Thanks for joining me. This is the part where producer, Nurse Sam, will fill us in on what has made this great highlight compilation today. I don't realize that this was like the vibe of the start of the podcast. This is so like, it's almost like scary. It's scary.

Like, why aren't you funny enough? Yeah, yeah. Yeah, it is because sometimes you'll have an idea that you put in the show and you're really excited for it. And then Sam will tell us it didn't quite make the podcast. Oh, okay, no, it was yours. I'll just do better next time, Sam. So, Sam, are any of Yaz's bits in the podcast today?

Yes, yes, you've done well. You've made the podcast. Actually, pretty much all of them are Yazis. Yeah. Wait, I feel so privileged. Thank you, Sam. Oh, you're welcome. No, so first up, we start with your chat about the mayor of

New York, how he used to be a rapper. Wait, I'm sorry, that is, that was shocking, though, eh? Yeah, we listen to his rap song. We talk about digital footprints that stop you from getting a job. It was very good. Great callers. Absolutely, such funny callers. Oh my gosh.

Anyway, and then we've got titty tinkles and other body parts that are psychic. Very shocked with how many people have tingly parts. Like, I really am. I was not expecting that, but like a lot of people coming through with their tingleys. They so do. It's crazy. Oh, my God. I'm jealous.

I wish I had some kind of magical power. Oh, you wish you had a bit of tingle to you then? Okay, so. And then we've got, what else? The Yaz survey, Sean. Yeah, Yaz almost got fine. $2,000 for not doing a survey. Sorry.

And I did one with her live on here. That was not the main part of that chat. I think the main part of that chat was realizing that Sean wants to see a bunch of girls in bikinis. Well. You were so excited about that. I don't listen back to it. Yeah, I was quite excited. with Sean, Steph and Harrison.

The Edge. I know Steph or Harrison today. Yes, from The Edge Workday is filling in. Yeah, and honestly, when I saw this in the news this morning, I was shocked. So, the new mayor of New York City, his name is Zoran Mum Darni. He used to, let's just say he's got some skeletons in the closet. Okay? Really?

I think a lot of politicians, you know, they get into the position of power and then you look back and go, oh. They've done this, they've done that. But it's kind of the opposite for me. I've looked back at him and I've gone, I've gone. Yeah, because it's not like a penning assault charge or something that he's tried to cover up. No, yeah, yeah, no, nothing like that. He used to be a bit of a rapper, bit of a musician, shall we say.

He used to go by the musician name Mr. Cardamom, which is also brilliant. And do you want to play a bit of his music? This is called Narni. Just for reference, this isn't from that long ago. No, like he's not like a high schooler here. It's like from five or six years. ago. It has a full music video. He's taking this fully serious.

This is the mayor of New York City. This is his song. So he's damn nanny that you ever done see. Yeah, he's five, nanny, say, and how she's the number one. Nani don't f*** with me. Friking any of the nannies is they better than profan. Because I'm 85 years.

Oh, he's. Same. He's rapping from the perspective of his nana. Yes. And how she's the best nani in the world. And he's being entirely serious. And he's trying to make it as a music career. He pivots into politics, becomes the mayor of New York.

Doesn't take this off YouTube. It's still there. It's still there. And a lot of news outlets and everything talking about it. I actually haven't seen like that much negative commentary about it because people are kind of all being like, you know what? Get it, mate. And that's what I love about the world right now.

Like where just anything goes, you know? Had a previous rap career. That doesn't matter. You were great. A lot of the comments are like, you look at the skeletons in the closet of politicians. This is quite lighthearted, really. Yeah, this is lighthearted. He's got an embarrassing rap video.

The funniest thing I just saw recently was 50%, that's not what his name, 50 cent. Okay, I think he's rebranding. Yeah, yeah, who knows? He posted an Instagram post. He's since deleted it, but he is not happy that Mandani is the new mayor. He posted a picture of like a tombstone saying New York City died in 2025. My theory, he's threatened. He is threatened by Blumen, this amazing rapper.

Mr. Cartamam You think this guy is threatened by this guy That's damn money That you weapon to see you I'm gonna say it's okay maybe It does get me thinking though Like if we ever have political careers

And you know never rule anything out Yes Totally You never know what's around the corner I could see you being the mayor of Nelson Monday In my dreams truly I could see you're pulling it off

You're in Nelson I can make some positive change Yeah what's the first thing you do do you think Oh Look there's many things on the agenda But I won't get into it I don't want to spoil it

You know I've got nothing. I love that. I love that. In a debate, what are you going to do? It's like, oh, no spoilers. Yeah, no spoilers. Don't be giving it away.

But if we did become politicians, you know, there are always skeletons in the closet. And I'm a little worried about our digital footprint. I know we've, you know, just working in radio. You've got some crazy things out there on the internet. I know. No, it does pose the question. I actually, when I was in, I'm lucky I never grew up really with social media like kids nowadays. I'm 30.

So when I was younger, it was YouTube. we'd make YouTube videos and me and my friend used to have a YouTube series when we were 13 called things not to do in your own home with things you'd find

in your own home and there were like silly little videos that we'd shoot around the house which we get a bounce back set up no no I think I've gone in the last couple years

I realized they were still there and I wouldn't have made them all private because I think some of the jokes were a little problematic oh yuck oh no yeah well no I feel like this is the case

for a lot of people social media is so prevalent like even sometimes like a bikini photo I'm like oh like do I want a bossing now you know it's like kind of weird. Yeah, yeah.

It's like private, I guess, on Instagram for a lot of people. Yeah. Like, I mean, half the stuff I do here at this job, if I ever got another job, I'd be really worried. Yeah, your digital footprint's a little scathing, but just like work stuff. Like, just, I don't know, like of R&V videos or like, I don't know, things I've said, which I'm like, why did I even say that, to be honest? Let's open this up right now.

We might need a hold a prize out there because it's a tough thing to admit, but 0-800 the edge. Do you have a bit of a digital footprint that you're, that you could be worried about if you were to get a new job. Yeah. Like, is there something out there of you? It's fine.

But maybe like in a future job, it's just going to be a little bit awkward. Or even extending it further, has someone in a job interview pulled up something and been like, what's this? Oh my God, that would be great. What's this?

Like, I've seen this on your social media. Explain further. Please. 0800 the edge or text the 33443. Digital footprints that have got you in trouble or could potentially get you in trouble. Your Ravos hit hard. with Sean, Steph and Harrison. The Edge.

We're talking about this new mirror of New York, who, um, they found a few skeletons in his closet. Zoran Mandani. Yeah, he used to be a rapper. Best damn nanny that you ever done. I mean. This is recent. This is from like six years ago.

Full thing on YouTube. We watched the music video earlier. Like a serious music video. What was his other song called? His other song was called, I like you so much. I want to buy you a cow. brilliant that is the peg of romance

that is just awesome now the mayor of New York he also won like his seat like a million votes more than all the other candidates combined like he smashed it yeah so he's I guess a great politician and a great rapper

what can this man not do let me tell you so we're asking oh 100 the edge or text a 3343 digital footprints that have gotten you in trouble Kate's text in said at a job interview, she got asked about a footpick only fans and they're a friend set up for her as a joke? No, that would be like you wouldn't be hired, I feel like, maybe.

They'd be like, hey, we just want to get ahead of this. What's going on with this? You're like, my friend made that for me. Just explain a little bit more of others. Oh my gosh, yeah, hence the reason I need a job, I'm selling footbacks, please. You're obviously not doing well enough. Yes, another two here, which, oh my gosh, a bit of a different situation, but walked into a job interview in one of the guys on the panel,

I had matched with On Hinge a couple of nights before. No, no. That must happen. My worst fear. All the time. My worst fear. And you just have to not really talk about it. Yeah, you can't talk about it.

But if the chat was going well, is it going to help you or hurt you? Probably hurt you. I mean, you can't date employees. Now, yeah. That's crazy. All right, it's got the phones right now. Josh in the Tron. What happened with your digital footprint, bro?

So I went to a party Got a little bit horsed And went for a swim in my undies As you do, Josh As you do, that's what I like to say Yeah, exactly Ended up taking some pictures With a lot of people

Who thought it was pretty funny And it went up all over my Facebook And I had a job interview about a month later, I think And it got bought up during the interview I was going to say though Because like, yeah, I'm sorry I was partying, I'm the life of the party You should definitely hire me

Yeah, they were like Oh, can you just tell us what was going on In these pictures, please? You're like, I don't remember I'm like, oh, I, yeah, I was swimming I got it, Josh Did you get the job, Josh? I did, yeah, I did get the job

Josh, they literally hired you Who's the personality hire, brother? This guy strips down to his decks. A little bit of... Absolutely. Can I ask, what do you work in as well? So the job was for installing gym equipment. Oh, great.

Hot body. They're like, oh, yeah, this is awesome. They just wanted to check your rig out, Josh. Bevan from Christchurch joins us. Bevan, you're a teacher, bro. Yeah, yeah, yeah. What happened, Bevan? This is tough with a digital footprint as a teacher.

They'd really be background checking you, eh? Well, yeah. Luckily it was the kids at school, not the staff, but I had a YouTube channel when I was 16. I made a couple of vlogs for high school and, you know, classic YouTube stuff you get to do when you're young. And I lost access to their account, and now all the kids at school are passing it around each other and watching all my old vlogs. Oh, no. What kind of content were you filming? I want to get a visual of like what the Bible was. So there was a couple that were like, oh, you're doing this for a school project. but quite a few of them were messages I sent to an ex-girlfriend of mine that I was long distance with.

So very lovey, Dovey, very much like, I care so much about you. Fevern't know that actually. Are your high school kids like quoting that to you now? Is it become a bit of a thing? It's not that bad, but they definitely are like, oh, hey, you should check out, you should check out this YouTube channel, I'm passing it between them. Oh, my God. Yeah, man, you've got to contact YouTube, brother, see if you can get that taken off there.

But once again, not as bad as this new Mayor of New York's rap song. I think it's awesome. I won't have any slander. I'm loving it. You've got this on repeat? It's going to be in, yeah, as a Spotify raps. It's literally already in my Spotify wrapped. It's on repeat.

Yoravos hit harder with Sean, Steph and Harrison. The Edge. And we're talking Love Island. One character, keep calling her a character. She's a character. She's a person, Sean. See her for who she is. Contestant is the word I'm looking for.

One contestant in particular, Lacey. Yeah. And I'm seeing a lot of, like, I'm seeing a lot of mixed chat around Lacey. Everyone's saying that she's like a copy and paste version of Hannah from last season, which I'm very much seeing. Oh, I didn't watch last season, to be honest. Hannah was like the one that got dumped and then she was brought back and people didn't really like her. Look, if you haven't seen Love Island, you don't need to, to be on this chat. She has a very special set of skills.

This is what Lacey's. Yeah, genius. This is what Lacey's body parts do for her. So, I have like this thing. my tits talk to me we just kind of call it titty tangle, right? So my right tete was telling me today

and I kind of was like hoping for it. So she was saying that my right tatt felt a certain way as I said that word I feel like that doesn't sound right for me. You're like stressing. Her right breast. Yeah.

Her right breast, right? Her right boob was telling her that a bombshell was going to be entering the villa and that is what happened. So that conversation that you just heard is her chatting to the bombshell being like, You've never guessed what.

My boob told me you were going to come today and here you are. And then she'll be like, guys, my left boob's getting hard. I think something's going to happen today. And then things will happen. No, she doesn't say my left booms getting... No, she does. She says it's tingling. Tinging, but then at one point she says it goes firm.

She does. She definitely does. Here's another moment. Lacey, baby, can you feel anything in your left tube? Yeah, my right boob. Babe, I did say, I literally said I feel, guys, what the... We felt a bomb this morning in your tip. You really are psychic.

Like, babe, I am. Wait, I didn't hear the bit where she said my move went hard, though. Okay, that is a different bit. Maybe I'm imagining it. I'm worried. Okay, well, something happens to her breasts. Yeah, they talk to her. And she can sense the future.

Which, now, I want to believe her so badly. I think I almost do believe her, but I want to kind of hear from other people. Is this a thing? Like, are other people getting body parts that are speaking to them that are tingling? I know, like, we're not looking for, like, a gut. like feeling because I feel like that everyone has that like a pit in your stomach if something happens or whatever. Unless it's like an incredible story though

and someone's like I had a gut feeling that this happened and then it happened right in front of me. Oh yeah you know I definitely take that it'll be awesome. But what you want to know is like do you have like your calf muscle twitches when it's about to rain? Literally do you get like an eye twitch when you're like lying. Actually I think a lot of people do get that. Yeah I think it's one of the symptoms

of lying. Anything and everything I want to hear all bodily symptoms. Your Ravos head harder with Sean, Steph and Harrison The Edge We're talking to Love Island There's one contestant

on this year's show called Lacey and she's got a special skill So I have like this thing My tits talk to me We just kind of call it Teddy Tingle Right

So my right tit Was telling me today And I kind of was like hoping for it And apparently a bomb shell came in she predicted it And now everyone's like You are the god of Love Island

Yeah she's Like it's open up this discourse on TikTok Of people being like Yeah my body part X can predict this? Yeah. I didn't realize that this was

such a common thing for people. We've got so many texts right now through 3343. Guys, this is insane. So, Alexa texted through. My tongue gets wet, almost like a sweaty tongue. When rain is coming.

That's crazy. Wow, I've heard some people I haven't some people can smell when it's about to rain. Yeah, who is that person someone texts through referencing it? I was like, yes, this is so wet. Mean girls Karen.

Apparently her boobs talked to her when the weather was going to be bad. Very interesting. There's a lot of these under that I'm just reading right now that we can't actually read out. I'm sorry, Mirren, this is so funny. My ex had a thing where his little toe would itch when he was going to have good luck gambling. That sounds like a gambling addict trying to convince you. He's like, trust me, babe.

My toe is so itchy. My toe's so itchy. I've got to hit the pokey's tonight. I'm going to get the major. Every night, it's like, no, you've just got a foot infection. You want fungal toes, mate. Go to the doctor. He's got athletes' foot.

He just wants to bed on the greyhounds. Let's go to Matthew and Rollison. Matthew, welcome to the show, my friend. What is your body part that takes? my right palm gets itchy if I'm going to be coming into money or winning money or something like that I tend to get an itchy right palm and within a week I'll come into some money somehow now Matthew this does sound awfully like what we were just talking about where you're wanting to you know do a bit of gambling or whatever and you're kind of justifying it with an itchy palm

is it not the case oh oh it's not really gambling you know it's either you know someone might want me to do an odd job for them or, you know, pick something up or, you know, whether I get a, you know, get a pay rise or, you know, something like that. I love that. How many times do you think this has happened in your life, Matthew? Oh, probably, oh, probably, probably couldn't count. Oh, my God. This makes me think maybe this is happening to me and I'm just like writing it off as like,

oh, I've got a match. Yeah, because I wouldn't put two and two together. Yeah, you have to be quite in tune with yourself, I feel like. Yeah, that's so interesting. Is anything part of you, you ever, like, get tingly or itchy? No, I'm not really an itchy or tingly kind of gal, to be honest. Yeah. Maybe I'm just, like, not really, like, ensuing with my body, to be fair.

Maddie's got an interesting one. Oh, Maddie, what happens to your ear? So my ear actually etches when someone lies. What's the biggest thing that you've, like, caught someone out on from your ear being itchy? So I actually caught my partner browsing some whipsy. like that's not appropriate. And, yeah, like, when I ask him about it, he actually doesn't outright deny then. Right then I discovered that, oh, my itches when that happens.

And then since then anybody that's close, then I realized that, oh, actually, when they do that, then I've been brushing it away and brushing it off, and then it just coincidentally always happens. And I sort of have a lighty factor now. Yeah. Oh, we need to go to studio and, like, get some. some stuff going on there, Maddie. I love that. Mattie, are you, you're in Auckland Day? Can we get

you in the studio next week? Can we incentivise you to come here and try and see if your air-ached lie detector works? We can, yeah. All right, I'm tearing you up with our producer, nurse, Sam. Let's do this. A real-life lie detector. Wow. Your avos head harder with Sean, Steph and Harrison. The Edge. Yes, filling in for Steph and Harrison today, and yes, I did not know this was a thing that

could happen to you. You had a, like, a stats New Zealand survey that you guys were part of. Yeah, we got like heaps of mail. And it was just like, you must do the survey, blah, blah, blah. And look, you know me. I'm on a mail checker, really. Like, I'm just seeing tickets and all that stuff in the mail. So I try to avoid that area. Yeah, nothing good ever comes in the mail. No, I'm not getting like invitations. Yeah. If it's a package, absolutely. But in a letter, letter's always bad. Yeah, exactly. So we didn't really know what was going on. And I think you were in the flat kind of took the same approach of avoiding, avoiding, avoiding. Bit scammy. Yeah. Finally, we get these calls from. this guy and he's like oh stats nz here can you please do the survey we're kind of like oh yeah maybe hang up the phone we then get a knock on our door and it's this man and he's coming and he's like hello ladies like you will be fined two thousand five hundred dollars each if you do not complete

this survey and we're all kind of sitting there a bit perplexed like oh okay no this is serious we actually had to do this so he then comes into our house into our flat oh my sits down at the table, sets himself up and he begins to ask us all these different questions and it honestly took 20 minutes per person now you may be sitting there thinking oh that's not much time, I have eight flatmates so it was a long time that he was there

might I add it was a really nice day outside okay we had been tanning outside all of us were in our bikinis wait so this guy's how old's this guy oh I don't know

I wouldn't like to assume but I would say 50 plus Okay, so this guy's 50, he's rocked up, he's got quite a mundane job where he's surveying people. He shows up to your flat, eight girls in bikinis, who he has to sit. Yes, his survey was two minutes long, mate. Yeah, he dragged it out. He was spending the entire day in this house. Some of the questions were a lot, I will say, but I don't know. He's like, I've got more questions, I promise.

Was he thinking for ages about asking yourself? No, it was a proper official one, had all this stuff, and, like, was online, where to, like, use his computer and all that kind of stuff. but it did take a long time. Things like, how much do you own? What's your name? It was like, I depressed. Oh, so quite serious. Yeah.

So this is like how they get the stats for like, oh, so many, so many New Zealanders. Yeah, and as I was doing it, I was like, oh, this is actually really cool and really important and I'm sorry that I like didn't look at your emails and your calls and your letters. Or wear a T-shirt. This is really important, yeah.

Yeah, I should have probably put some clothes on. It's a serious official stuff, mate. But anyway. Did they ask any fun questions? questions because, you know, there's more stats we need about New Zealanders than just how many kids do you have? What money do you make? No, it was very serious, if I'm honest. Oh, boring. Here, I've got some questions, actually. I've thought about this.

I've thought about doing my own surveys. Oh, you're going to... Is it just purely so you can go around and look at people in bikinis? Well, yeah, I'd be popping around on sunny days. Oh, it's exclusively on sunny days. Just to see us in there. Oh, no. Just making sure... Peeping Tom sounds a little wrong, but maybe, you know, these are some questions that I think

need to be asked. Yeah, need to be asked. I'd love to have stats on these from the wider range of New Zealanders. For example, just quick fire. I'll ask you some of them. Let me know what your answers are. Oh, just looking at my sheet here.

What's your favourite flavour of bluebird chips? Oh, chicken. Chicken, yeah, write that down, chicken. What's your go-to-item at a bakery? Oh, pie, specifically butter chicken. Butter chicken pie. We'll chuck that down there. A bit of a niche one, but that's good.

Get some stats on that. When was the last time you had a myelow, hot or cold? Oh, brilliant. Oh, that would have to be a couple years ago. Couple years back. Childhood, probably. Childhood, Milo.

Yeah, three years ago. Three years ago. Three years ago. The child years is older than that, guys. Hot or cold? Do you go for? Always hot. Cold doesn't sit well with me.

Just write that down. What super rugby team do you support? What super rugby again? Is that like Crusaders? Yeah, yeah. I'm a crusaders gal. Okay, writing down Crusaders for that one. Do you think the phrase,

Cherbro is dying out? Yes. Okay. It's sad to see Write that down What are these stats being used for? And what 660 songs The Catchiest?

Oh, before you leave Before you leave That's actually that one last year All right See, this is what I'm saying Wouldn't those be interesting stats? No, not really Who are you presenting them to?

I don't know The mayor Like Christopher Luxon Well then we release the stats Yeah Luxon gets up there And he goes So many people are unemployed

So many people On a lighter note This is our favourite 660 It's just to like You know Hot Malo won this year Crazy stuff. Yeah, just a little bit fun.

Okay. Fun at the end of it. I feel like you're clutching at straws just to go and look at some girls in bikinis. And that doesn't sit well with me, Sean. Yeah, it could be true. Your Arvo's Head Harder with Sean, Steph and Harrison. The Edge. Jay Quillan.

Where is J. Quillan at? Where is A.A.Rond right now. What did he say? This is a new segment on the show, because what did he say? Now this has come from the fact that neither Steph, Harrison or myself, know how to pronounce words correctly despite doing a radio. show. And every single week, yes, we find a new word that we're like, I didn't know what we said that way. So here's one that I said just yesterday on the show. It's a very

macho thing to do, eh? So what? Macho? Macho. You said mucho, yeah. Oh, mate, that's not good, is that. Not very mucho of me. To be honest, though, there is nothing worse. Like, yes, okay, a person who mispronance is stuff, terrible, terrible. There's also nothing worse than someone who goes, oh, you said that wrong. You know, you never want to be that person. Yeah. You said that wrong. Okay, mate. You know what I meant, though, didn't you? But I do think there's, I agree with you. But I think there's a line of like friendship where it's like the,

do you tell someone if I've got something stuck in their teeth? This is true. Because if you don't help them, then they're never going to learn. They're going off into life saying that. And that's a scary thing. Have you ever had one of these? I guarantee. I want it to do this with you because I'm like, yes.

Sean, I have so many. And the thing about me as well is that like, I'll say it wrong. I won't know I've said it wrong. Someone will correct me and I'll go, well, no, I'm right. Yeah, I've had that. is known to put her foot down with facts that might not necessarily be accurate. No, it's honestly my worst quality. But, yeah, I have one the other day.

What was that? Oh, we're talking about the epitome of something. So, like, you know, the word is epitome. Oh, okay. But it's not spelt epitome, is it? Absolutely not. It's not. It's spelled E-P-I-T-O-M-E, which is, I'm sorry, epitone.

Yeah, and if you've never, I guess you've only seen it written down and then you try to say it. epitome. You've been reading a lot as well, but that's probably not helping because you're reading it and you go, oh, epitome, I'm going to use that. Do you know, it's so funny that you say that, Sean, because honestly the sole reason that I started reading was so I can improve my vocabulary in SEMSmoder. Well, it's slowly

working. Yeah, I don't know. But yeah, here we go. If you didn't know, it's not epitome, it's epitome, it's epitome, so. Yeah, that's good. Are you on the other ones? Oh, well, I'm a classic for the old espresso. Oh, so I didn't say it right then. What, espresso or something?

Oh, espresso or something. espresso. Yeah, Espresso. Espresso. It's helpful to say it. Sabrina Carpenter did educate us, but it's still a hard one. Yeah, the amount of people who are like, can you play Sabrina Expresso? Yeah, Expresso.

It's just about confusing as a time. There's no X in there. This is, um, we've done this before and this is a caller that came through, and I thought this was pretty funny. Gazebo. Gazzo, thank God. Oh, goodness. Take, Sasha.

We hear, it's how she said gazebo. One more time. Gazebo. Gazebo. Can't say that anymore, yes. I can kind of see where she's coming from, though. like the way it spells look it's just a hard word out there

okay honestly oh 800 the edge give us a call what is the word that you didn't know it was pronounced a certain way yeah and there's literally absolutely no judgment if anything I'll probably be like oh learn something there well that's what it's all about isn't it

yes and I have both admitted this we've done this let us be the person who points out the food in your teeth yeah let us help you out Katie's texted through saying I'm the worst for correcting people but I hate it when I get corrected

Massive hypocrite. Massive hypercroat. Damn it. Your Arvo's Head Harder with Sean, Steph and Harrison. The Edge. Jay Quelling at. Where is A-A round right now? What did he say?

Oh, firebed, producer Sam. Producer Sam's very excited about it. It's her first... Is producer Sam's been producing the show for six months? It was her first intro she's made. Round of applause. Sam. Yes, Sam. Honestly.

Speech. Speech. That hit. I just actually like to thank producer Nipia because he helped me a lot with that. All right, mate, team effort. It's not the Oscars. Wrap it up.

Can I also say? Just kidding. My new favourite joke is letting Sam talk and then wrapping her up instantly. Oh, we love that. She likes it. She's at all right. But you won't bring it back up to confirm she does like it or don't like it. No, never. No, no, no, no.

You wouldn't do that. No, I wished the mics won before because I had a full freak out, didn't I, Sean. Yeah. I was really like, I was quite stressed. You, yeah, you'd learn someone to text something in and yes, took it as gold. And we're having an argument about it. I was like, yes, that's not how you say it. Well, I was like, wait, this has changed everything for me.

Everything. Someone texted through, I used to think it was open sesame, right? Everyone's heard that phrase, open sesame, but it's actually open says me. Is it like, you're the person, says me? That's not it. No, it's open sesame. Apparently, it's both. So no need to stress.

No need to stress everyone, okay? If you're also stressing, you've pulled your car over, had a panic attack. Yeah. Don't worry. Oh, my gosh. Someone texted through, I used to pronounce, or I always pronounce, Corgette as Colgate Those are crazy

different That's quite different That's hilarious though Are we throwing some Colgates on the Barbie What are you saying Oh hang on what the heck Oh someone says library as Library

See that's close enough Library Library Library No one does library No one does library Well I think you're meant to

But library I do That's what I do Library Do you Yeah I think I've been going Libery my whole life

So you're just as bad as Kate there. Someone said I pronounce rendezvous as Rond de Verros. Rondevaros. That's so funny. Do you not hear me off here? I was like talking about it. I was like, what is that word? Rondavios.

Rondesvos. What is that? Rondesvos. It sounds German. Yes. Me and you both there. But Charlie, what are you been pronouncing wrong, mate? Oh, not me.

The missus. She suggested a few days ago that we go and renew our vowels. Right? Vowels. Like vowels. Vowels. Oh, as in like the consonants and vowels. Vowels.

As in consonants and vowels. I get one if she's confusing this, Charlie. They do sound awfully similar, but yeah, that's a little embarrassing. Oh, no. Valwils. Let's go to Susanna in Christchurch. Kiora, Susanna. Hey, yeah.

What have you been mispronouncing? So, you know, when people sneeze, people say bless you. Yes Until I was Until I was 23 years old I thought it was Bless you With an S-H on the end

Stop it That is brilliant And I thought Yeah And I thought When people said Bless you They were just being like

Nice and like I'm like oh cute They blessed them But I thought it was Blesh Yeah Wait Blish Blish

I actually said that Of like Bless you Bless you That's so funny Bless you I'm gonna start Saying

Sessa You've started Something Yeah I love that It's amazing Courtney What's yours

Hi Oh my Gosh, so I was in the supermarket with my partner the other day, and I said to him, should we get some disami rice? And I was like, he was like looking at me like, what's tasami? And I was like, this one here. And he picked it up. And he was like, it's fast-mardi rice.

Oh, my God. Can we use some of the salmi? Do fair, close enough. That's so good. That's so one of those moments. We're just like, okay, mate, like, you know what I mean, okay? So no need to stress. Yeah, don't call me out on it.

You know what I meant? You know what I meant? You said it. You picked up what I put down. Exactly. And wrap us up, Trish. What did you say wrong? Oh my God.

The bottled water, sparkling bottle of water of antipodes. I said the waiter was saying antipodes. Oh, that's a classic. I feel like that's such a hard one. So don't feel bad about that, Trish. Wait, but Trish is saying the waiter said it, right? Oh, right. Oh, yes.

Yeah, we asked for some of some bottled. and ask what types of water they had. And he goes, oh, we've got antipodes. Now, did you correct him? I hope you did. Yeah, it was like, do you mean antipides? He's like, oh, I think so, yeah. Oh, poor guy.

Get us a couple of bottles of antipodes, Trish, and we'll get some nachos with extra jalapenos, please. And some bismar rice. Some bersmy rice. Make sure you put the basmi rice on my fagita. What? My fagita. Wait, I'm not sure what you just said there

Fagita. A fagita with balsmy rice. Wait, no, what's that, though? Fahita. Oh my gosh, I've just not known. Sorry. Oh, wow. Sorry, you knew what you were...

Wash it down with some antipode. Oh, brilliant, Trish. Oh, here we go, Trish. Your Arvos Head Harder with Sean, Steph and Harrison. The Edge. Rover. Music, radio, podcasts.