The Edge Breakfast - FULL SHOW a f***ing SPICE GIRL!!!

Episode Date: November 5, 2025

This podcast description was blatantly written by AI... In this episode, the team dives into a fun and engaging show where they take on various topics with their signature humor. They start with a che...eky warning for easily offended listeners and move into exciting segments, including a hilarious postcode playlist for Dunedin performed by Dan himself. They also explore fascinating and sometimes shocking industry secrets shared by listeners related to various fields like food service and hairdressing. Additionally, a segment on riding the parental gravy train sparks relatable confessions from the audience. The podcast takes an emotional turn as they reveal results for those suspecting their partners of cheating using an online AI tool. To cap it all off, they have an exclusive, heartwarming interview with Mel C, Sporty Spice, where she talks about her new single 'Sweat,' her time on 'The Voice Australia,' and reminisces about the highs and lows of being a Spice Girl. Don't miss this lively episode packed with humor, revelations, and a touch of nostalgia! 00:00 Introduction and Welcome01:36 Music and Throwbacks05:27 Halloween and Fireworks08:08 First Call of the Day10:51 Fast Food Secrets13:33 David Beckham Knighted17:28 Sexiest Man Alive Photo Shoot29:58 Industry Secrets Revealed36:38 Workplace Horror Stories38:17 Cheater Buster: Investigating Infidelity43:48 Ryan Murphy's New Show Review47:52 Dunedin Postcode Playlist Rap56:15 Lucky Numbers and Lotto Dreams01:00:08 Mooching Off Parents: Confessions01:09:42 Interview with Sporty Spice Mel C

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Starting point is 00:00:00 This is a podcast from Rover. If you're easily offended, keep listening. We love a challenge. This is the Clint Megyn Dan podcast. No, no matter. Clint Megan Dan with Ash London. The Edge Brecky. Hits harder in Auckland.
Starting point is 00:00:16 One, two, three. One. Good morning, it's one to six on your Thursday. Welcome to the show. Every caller wins. Tomorrow, R&V tickets and camping. And it's Postcode playlist day today. Oh, it's a goodie this week as well.
Starting point is 00:00:29 Deneidan. Your song? My goodness, it's a wrap. Dan's getting all he'd cheering on us, and he said, do you think it'd be right if I wore my sunglasses inside during the rap?
Starting point is 00:00:38 I'm going to, I'm going to... And he's brought all these bitches and hoes with him. You're all just waiting out with the producers. Is that who they were? Yeah. There's only two bitches and one hoe. Don't make it sound like there's heaps on. Sorry, we're a singular ho.
Starting point is 00:00:48 Tell Brut. I said, what's up? Hey, you keep your hands on, britt. You get your own hoe, man. Dan'd be the last miss and have his own hose, how do you have any hose? She'd be like, I'm your... Bitch and your home.
Starting point is 00:01:00 Yeah, she's both. That's right. Depends what... Get a woman who can do both. If it's like a Tuesday or a Saturday. Oh, definitely bitch mode there. Watch out. She's not listening, babe.
Starting point is 00:01:11 No, she's still listening. Otherwise, I would be dumped. Damn being all tough, hey, no. Yeah. I'd better text her and say sorry. She's like, sorry for what? Then you've got to come clean. Roll the dice, bruh.
Starting point is 00:01:25 Take your chances. Oh, dear. Texture. No yawning, thank you. All right, coffee time. Clint, Megan Dan. Oh, my gosh. Sabrina Carpenter tears.
Starting point is 00:01:40 It's the edge three-past six. What do you think of that song, Ash? Speechless. I think she's speechless, Clint. All right, guys. Thank you, kids. She's come back in. To be honest, we all went out for a get-a-glass of water.
Starting point is 00:02:00 deal. And Clint and I came back three seconds earlier than Nash and he's trying to throw under the bus. That's the sort of person he is. Throw me under the bus. I don't care. I'm filling in on this show. I just think I'd give a shit. I'm throwing it on the bus. I was asking what she thought of the Sabrina Carpenter song. I actually really liked that song. It's a good song.
Starting point is 00:02:16 And I like that you took time to think about it before you gave your answer. Yeah. I like when she goes, I get where at the thought of you. What is a sexy way to start a song? Usually you're easing to the sexy lyrics. And then she calls it tears so it makes it sound like she gets Terry and wet, and it's like, no, come on.
Starting point is 00:02:32 You know, so she's actually crying from her eyes and it's dripping down, hitting her on the thigh. Guys, today, on this day, in 2014, which is over 10 years ago, throwback material, Taylor Swift released her huge album, 1989. Is that 10 years ago? Yeah. With like, well, with like style and out of the woods.
Starting point is 00:02:51 Yeah. So those are throwbacks? Yeah. Isn't that? In 10 years, it's a throwback. I pitch we do out of the woods today as our throwback. One of my top three favorite tales of songs. Same. It's such a banger.
Starting point is 00:03:03 Remember when we hit the break too soon. 20 stitches in a hospital room. You started crying. And baby I did too. When the sun came up, I was looking at you. I went, bambo. Okay. Let's do it.
Starting point is 00:03:15 Versus the playlist. One more time. Get it off. Get it off. Get it off. Okay. There we go. Come on.
Starting point is 00:03:25 This will wake you up, New Zealand. I can't believe this is a throwback now. I know. Film the video on New Zealand, by the way. The Clint Meg and Dan podcast. It's happening tomorrow. R&V and camping. Your chance to get your hands-on tickets
Starting point is 00:03:39 if you get on the air between 6 a.m and 10 tomorrow. Best luck. Have you ever camped at a festival? Oh, God, yeah. R&V a couple of times. I did it once my hair was so bad because I couldn't straighten it. I was like, never again.
Starting point is 00:03:52 Do you know the thing that grinds my gears? People that will just ditch their tent and camping gear and just bail. make it somewhere else's that's disgusting I hate it's just like litterings it's as bad as winding down
Starting point is 00:04:04 when you're just throwing like takeaways out the window from what I've heard though if people leave their tent and stuff there at R&V they use them and donate them to like charities how good is the nick
Starting point is 00:04:15 of a tent we have had like four feral lads that are being on the booze the entire weekend and it's not even a tent good enough that they want to take home Bridgeska I ended up paying for my ticket one year
Starting point is 00:04:26 after R&V because I went round afterwards and grabbed like a couple of good tents and good chairs and stuff like that. Sold them on trade me paid for my ticket. Come on. Yeah. I love that. So sometimes they are in good enough Nick that people still want them. They just can't be bothered. Well it's more the description was really good on Trade Me and then yeah the people just got what I got.
Starting point is 00:04:42 That's what they call it. What's the deal with Trade Me and Facebook Marketplace? Most people moved over or I've tried a few times on Trade Me Marketplace and it's a whole other world out there on there. It's cowboy material. Yeah, well, Facebook marketplace
Starting point is 00:04:59 it just feels like you're just dealing with, like, the worst people. Yeah, but, yeah, but... I buy a lot of secondhand toys off TradeMe, Octonauts, because they don't make them anymore. So you have to get them secondhand. It feels like more people are on Facebook Marketplace, but it's also so much more admin. It's like the Wild West.
Starting point is 00:05:16 It's comparing the Wild West to, like, there's rules on Trade Me, you know, where you have to abide by them, whereas the marketplace, you kind of, anything goes. And the scammers are real annoying. Yeah. A lot of tire kickers. So annoying. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:05:28 Who's got the time? But it's free. How did everyone's Halloween experience? Sorry, Halloween. Guy Fawkes experience. I am. It's my first ever Guy Fawkes experience. You don't ever in Australia at all?
Starting point is 00:05:38 No way. Fireworks are illegal. Everything's illegal, Australia. Wow. We just couldn't get over it. My husband and I just could not get over it. The amount of fireworks and firecrackers, one landed in our yard about a meter from our door,
Starting point is 00:05:52 like in our backyard and nearly lit the grass on fire. It was like an oasis. It was scary. They just let them off in the street. street. Yes, in our street, in backyards. It was insane until about 11 o'clock. There should be a time cap on it, eh? Yes.
Starting point is 00:06:06 And then everyone who's putting up with it, it just goes, right, 10 o'clock, it's all done. People got kids in bed. And the minute buddy woke up, I was like, I'm going to set fire to the whole of my suburb. It's got less, I think, in the last five years. Less people are doing it, which this is yeah. Dan must have got angry.
Starting point is 00:06:22 He said he almost hooked somebody. Yeah. I was standing at the door and I was like, I'm going to go next door and I'm going to give them a peace of my mind. And Hannah said, darling, your fists are clenched, calm down. And so I went to bed. Producer Carl, no good either. Nah, else was a shocker. But I said to my wife last night, it was like, if New Zealand's going to do this,
Starting point is 00:06:40 why don't we have a compromise or something like that? Do it in the middle of the year when it's not as dry and it's dark earlier. And then it's wrapped up by like seven or eight because it's been dark since fire. You're so right. Don't put it in daylight saving where you literally have to wait until quarter to nine to be able to even see the sparkler. And the people in our street who did it, obviously the fire. Eye crackers or fireworks, they got obviously bigger than they thought.
Starting point is 00:07:01 And it was going on cars. Age you not to put a work car in the house, in our driveway. Because you really don't know until you light up what it's going to do. No one knows what it's going to do. Our whole house was lighting up. Nikki just texts through saying 5.30 a.m. this morning, our neighbour was setting them off. That person needs to be locked up.
Starting point is 00:07:17 That person is a selfish prick. Absolute dog. Absolutely. I hate people like that. How can you even have a conscience? Yeah. All right. Anyway.
Starting point is 00:07:26 Hey, yeah, first call on the day, if you want to have a whinge or if you want to, I don't know, gloat or brew. Let's talk about the moon. Did you ever say the moon on the way to work? The moon was massive. It was stunning. I was manifesting the whole way to work. That's why I was really late.
Starting point is 00:07:37 Oh, did you, does your wife? Is she charging her tarot cards today? No, she did them last night. All right. It must have been in a full moon last night. Oh, her cards would be at 100%. Yeah. One hundy.
Starting point is 00:07:48 Yeah. We shouldn't talk about them around Ash because she's still angry that you haven't bought her in there. No one's. You can buy them for me as well, you know. Maybe Christmas, Ash. You don't know what Santa's doing? We don't want to cut his lunch.
Starting point is 00:08:01 I don't think Santa's woo-woo. Of course he is. No, he's not. I forget what? He's Santa Wu-Woo. He is flying reindeer. Yeah, that's enough. Clint Megadan.
Starting point is 00:08:11 Lesh goal. First call of the day. First call on the day. All right, who are we going to go to this morning? Just to put us on the right vibe. Let's go to Vanessa, the beautiful Vanessa, from none other than Duned in New Zealand morning. Vanessa.
Starting point is 00:08:26 Hello. You're looking forward to Postcode playlist your anthem later on this morning? Yeah, I've just moved back home to the name for about four months but I'm pretty sure the song will be good. Okay, good. We were having a whinge about fireworks. I saw it in the New Zealand Herald down Castle Street.
Starting point is 00:08:46 It was like a war. They were like shooting them at each other's houses. It was mental. I finished work about half an hour ago and they were setting off fireworks off at like 5.40 in the morning. Oh, my gosh. That's one time I didn't think students would be up. That's early.
Starting point is 00:09:02 Yeah, true. Yeah. It might not have gone to bed. Do you live anywhere close to Castle Street, Vanessa, or no? I live out in an area called Green Island, but I work out in North Dunedin at one of the McDonald's there, so I get to see all the students, like, coming in. Are you a shift manager at McDonald's?
Starting point is 00:09:23 That's like a part of, like a... a job that a lot of people have as their first job or that's still, you're a manager there, though. Yeah. Do you have to, like, sort the kids, you would have a lot of kids have their first ever jobs and you have to show them the ways of the world. Do you think you're good at that?
Starting point is 00:09:39 That's actually fun. Yeah, it's because, like, you see, like, high school students, like, coming in, and then you're, like, kind of, like, you're, like, the, like, role model-type first front of base for a little bit and teaching them, and then you get to, And then we get to talk with them, like, when they come in for their ship in the afternoon, we go, oh, how was school? What did you learn today?
Starting point is 00:10:00 Oh, that's cool. Love it. How do you block out the beeping? Whenever I'm at McDonald's and he had a beep and there's always beeping, I was like, the beeping will drive me mental. Oh, you just get used to it. You just get used to it. You have to.
Starting point is 00:10:11 And correct me if I'm wrong, Vanessa, but McDonald's is that one of those places where you can start, like at the very bottom, work your way up, and you have to work at all the different levels before you can own one, right? That's like one of my boss in Denetian Like his story It's like amazing He started off as a crew And then he worked his way up
Starting point is 00:10:29 And so cool Now we own full four in the United For he'd be minted Yeah McDonald's is print money My cousin owns two McDonald's And they're in Australia And he's same thing
Starting point is 00:10:40 He had to work there for years Prince money Yeah And they said the bank will give you Any amount of money You want as a loan Like oh you own a McDonald's Whatever you want
Starting point is 00:10:48 Yeah Wow So that is supermarkets Apparently if you own like a new world, a private one. We're talking industry secrets after seven, Vanessa. Are there any secrets in the fast food industry that we might not know that you do? Yeah, I can probably give us you.
Starting point is 00:11:03 Oh, yeah, go on. Give us one now. Yeah, don't worry. We'll disguise your voice if needed. There's your voice. The sky's my voice. All right, it's like four in the morning. Sorry, I'm at the traffic lights
Starting point is 00:11:22 One, two, three, go So around four in the morning They do this thing called like day close Where they close the whole system And then they reopen it And basically the restaurants are shut For good like five to ten minutes Just to do a system reboot
Starting point is 00:11:37 Just so they can close the day Then reopen it to do catch and stuff Oh, that's interesting It's depending on what time it is But it's just so they can like reset itself and reboot And then Wait so if you've got a MacaSysol
Starting point is 00:11:49 during that five-minute window, is everything free? Because you can't charge anyone. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, and then we get told, like, when the launch has happened, probably, like, a month beforehand and stuff as well. Like the Mugartch. Yeah. And everyone's talking about the McArch at the moment.
Starting point is 00:12:08 There's a new, there's something coming out next week. There is. There is. They emailed us. Yeah. The P.R. Company emailed us. They're sending me some free ones. Oh.
Starting point is 00:12:18 Oh, okay. Do you know what it is, Vanessa? I do, but I can't say. Is it chicken or beef? She's not saying anything, Narer. I respect it. If she says anything, Ronald will come through. It's in that criteria.
Starting point is 00:12:36 Yeah. Okay, good on you, Vanessa. You don't see anything else. The voices goes off now, Vanessa. If this plays in court, they'll be like, well, that is you. Hey, thanks, babe. We're going to saw you out with free coffee for the rest of the week. Thanks to our show sponsor, Z.
Starting point is 00:12:50 Love you, Vanessa. Yeah, love you. That was great. I love you guys too. Now tomorrow we need to get someone on from KFC so we can find out what all the leavenhood spices are. Whatever your industry is, if you've got a secret, get them in early before 7 o'clock,
Starting point is 00:13:02 ticks them through 3343. And you can enjoy the new magic. Zad is for seriously good coffee. Wasn't she lovely? Yeah, she's great. I like her. Scandal update. And what's going on in the world of entertainment
Starting point is 00:13:14 since we last quarter. Escher's angry at some celebrity? No, I'm angry at myself. I'm angry at the world. I'm angry at the blatant misogyny. That means I have to do scandal two times the morning. Okay, the next break is going to be a bit of a happy-go-lucky one then. The Clint Migg and Dan podcast.
Starting point is 00:13:37 Sir David Beckham Knighthood. Yeah, that's happening yesterday. Night Spatula, to receive the honour of Knighthood, Sir David Beckham, for services to sport and to charity. And they put the sword on each shoulder still? And they're so formal, but then you can tell that King Charles and Sir David actually know each other because as soon as he'd done the nighting bit,
Starting point is 00:13:58 they kind of stood up and he shook his hand and had every chat was so sweet. And then it cut to David's parents who looked like they were about to burst with pride. As you would. As you bloody well would. And this is a bit of audio, a new audio that we didn't play yesterday
Starting point is 00:14:11 of David talking about how much a means to him and you can really hear the emotion in his voice. I cried. You're making me emotion. I cried when I first found out And possibly for a few months after it as well But, you know, this week has been really emotional Because, you know, being back in London
Starting point is 00:14:30 And obviously on the lead up to this day You know, it's been not stressful I've not been nervous, I've just been emotional You know, I get that from my mum I think it's because of the journey I think it's because, you know, It's such a big moment for our family and it's just, it's so special.
Starting point is 00:14:50 I'm not insisting if they would like to call me Sir Dad or, you know, or Sir Son, they can. But no, it's, it's going to take some getting used to people saying it, but, no, it's just a huge honour. You know, it's a huge honour to be here at Wintercastle. It's a huge honour to receive this from His Majesty, the King, and, you know, it's just a... 14 years he's been waiting, so you can be put forward forward for. it and then every year you wait to see if they're, and it's if 14 years he's waited. I'm surprised it's taken so long to be honest
Starting point is 00:15:22 because if you think about it, even you take the football out of it. He is an incredible ambassador for the UK, David Beckham. Like everybody knows, he's an A-lister, everybody knows David Beckham. And people that have been Sears before him, like Lewis Hamilton for instance,
Starting point is 00:15:38 who has won many world championships in Formula One, but I'd say David Beckham's more famous. I agree. But I mean, I was going to say, of course it's emotional when you're going to play rewrite the stars underneath. Yeah, that's true. You could talk about anything, Ash, and if I played that underneath.
Starting point is 00:15:55 Probably the instrumental. Yeah. You talk about anything. I don't know what you. I like that version. Yeah. Who's singing that version? Is that her singing?
Starting point is 00:16:11 Have you not seen the greatest showman? Yeah, but I didn't know that was actually her singing. Oh yeah, she's a great singer. She is everything. I remember she's the most, like, to me, the most impressive famous woman alive. I don't want to keep bringing her back, but Dan called her an A-lister.
Starting point is 00:16:26 Zendaya is an A-lister. She's a, again, one word, one-word name. She will be. She's on her way. She's on her way to, like, forever A-lister. You can't say, Kim Kardashian and Kanye West of B-lister. And Zendaya's an A. Oh, well, you have Vin Diesel's in there now, so anyone can get in.
Starting point is 00:16:41 Yeah, but that's not our fault. I'd say B, Z-C, the people said A. That's right. Awesome. Yeah, if you haven't got around the documentary as well, Victoria Beck and real cool insight into their lives. I'm about almost the second, finish the second app. Just chipping away at it whilst at the gym. Listen to it like a podcast.
Starting point is 00:16:58 It's one of those easy watches, yeah, I absolutely agree. Yaz sent me, yes, sorry to keep the break going. I hope my husband's not listening. But shut up, Ash! Yaz was telling me how she was trying to go to sleep, but she puts a boring podcast on to help her go to sleep. But then she accidentally put a history podcast all that was really interesting and set out for three hours. I'm doing it. That's the risk, isn't it?
Starting point is 00:17:17 That is the risk. She's like, Joey from Friends when he buys, like, the Encyclopedia and Just Gets V? And he wants to talk about volcanoes and shit. Another 25-year-old reference from Clint there. Me and my daughter, re-watching. All right, up next, how did the comment section go when Dan tried to replicate the sexiest man a live photo shoot? So cringe, dar.
Starting point is 00:17:37 Dare I say it. Some people will think I'm sexier. Okay, well, we'll like the comments speak for themselves. Clint, Meg and Dan. Stinky boo. Sexiest Man Alive came out. You sit down on the cover of People magazine. I keep forgetting his name.
Starting point is 00:17:50 Jonathan Bailey. Right, snap. Let's do a bit of a bounce back, shall we, for Dan's version on Instagram, maybe? Why should we make the word? Sexy to 3343. I think it's hot, is it? Simp to 334.
Starting point is 00:18:03 It's funny. Go ahead of you from. Okay, let's go through some of the comments section. It's S-I-M-P, if no one got there. Is that really? No, I'm joking. I'll make it hot. I made it hot, yeah.
Starting point is 00:18:14 Just because Dan told me to make it hot. Dan replicated the one of Jonathan in, like, the ocean. And I thought those photos are great. I didn't realize Jonathan also did this, like, slow-mo turn piece to camera where he looks like he's in his pajamas at the beach, which makes it no sense. Anyway, Dan is wearing Ashes denim shirt. Yeah, he made me take it off. He's a copy shirt.
Starting point is 00:18:33 And he's just turning slowly at work. But you made it your own, you threw in a kiss at the end, which Jonathan doesn't do it is. The thing is he was wearing a collard shirt. I had a T-shirt on, so I needed someone's shirt. You were the only one. And it was a crop top on you, given that you're a bit taller than me. And may I say some of the people in the office, I like, I like that. Look on you, Dan.
Starting point is 00:18:53 Yeah, crops are in. I just don't love crops. A lot of crops. Crop jump up. Crops are in. You just got to be careful when you reach high for things because you end up showing midriff. Yeah. Okay, but girls don't seem to mind it.
Starting point is 00:19:04 Yeah. If you want to see them, it's hot to three. Stomachet, there's nothing hotter. Oh. Really? Yeah. So we're sending the wrong picks then. Yes.
Starting point is 00:19:12 Oh. You're sending the wrong. strong picks. Definitely. No one wants to see a pet. They just want to, you just want to see the belt buckle up to the stomach. The tummy hole. What's that thing called belly button? Kind of had a word. I'm so flustered.
Starting point is 00:19:26 What's the thing got? Tummy hole. What are your thoughts on showing a little bit of undy band? You know, like the Calvin's bit. Nice undies. Not if they're like colourful or yucky undies. But do we got to work on the V? I don't even need the V. Okay. I'm not thinking. Will you be gutted if you want a V from me.
Starting point is 00:19:42 What letter does she get it for that? She's getting a go, and not the good one. All right, so what are the comments section saying, Daniel Webby? Someone else wrote, Kate wrote, oh, M-G, no, lull, sorry, Dan. Yeah, that's all right. And you know what, I'm not for everybody. I'd say I'm an acquired taste. I do have to be honest, though, if I'm being perfectly honest.
Starting point is 00:20:07 I've read out two negative comments so far, and it pains me to say the rest of the comments It's a pretty positive. Oh, music change? Yeah. Oh, my goodness, me. Dan Webby is my absolute favorite. Has me in stitches every day. Can't tell the difference.
Starting point is 00:20:23 Honestly, brilliant. Love it, even with a little kiss at the end. And then someone says, Dan, so funny. Smolder on point. I love this so much. Dan, the man for sure. About the person that said, are you wearing a woman's top? That was clit.
Starting point is 00:20:37 That was good. There's a thing, like, funny guys. They get away with a lot more than non-funny guys. And I will say there was a little bit of photoshopping done as well, I'm sure, from Bella. Was there really? I don't know. I think there must have been. Oh, I don't know, mate.
Starting point is 00:20:51 I thought that was all you. I think you own it, babes. And you know what? There's something to be said about, you know, just an everyday looking dad bod. It's true. It's very, very true. I do want to see you holding a dog, though. I forgot the keyword because I was like, everyone's texting on hot, hot, hot.
Starting point is 00:21:05 Everyone loved it. Everyone loved it. I was like, oh, wait, that's the key word to see it. Yeah, everybody's not going, he's hot. I was like, Jane thinks you're hot. Sarah thinks you're hot. Nathan said Clint couldn't pull it off like Dan does. Hi, Nathan.
Starting point is 00:21:17 Clint would take it seriously. He would act. He'd like, oh, yeah, I'll be ready tomorrow for the photos. And then he'd come in with like a new tan. He's like body all buffed. He'd be taking it, been to the gym for four hours to get a party pump on. Yeah, you always do a few. You should have done some press-ups.
Starting point is 00:21:33 I mean, you would have had press-ups before the photo. Definitely not. Clint, me, I can do 100 press-ups and it wouldn't change anything. Also, Nate, you don't need to stand on me to lift Dan up, okay? You can just lift him up. That's true. Yeah, I'm pretty heavy, though. Good luck to you, Nate.
Starting point is 00:21:47 Okay, you didn't hold the puppy, though. And Jonathan's holding a puppy. Yeah, and Kimmy doesn't count because a man holding a cat is not hot. No, it's heck. Hey, I'm just saying you say that because I found the 10 hottest things that men can hold.
Starting point is 00:22:00 Puppie, of course, is number one to make them more attractive. So, guys, these are the things that you need to hold if you want to be more attractive in photos. And ladies, you can chime in and go, nah, that's BS, or whether you 100% agree. with the list. There's one that I'm thinking of
Starting point is 00:22:15 that when a man holds it, I automatically want to have sex with him. A sloth? It's not a sloth. Okay. Good guess. It's a no... Okay. We'll go through the list. Clint, Megan Dan.
Starting point is 00:22:29 Dan replicated the photo shoot of the sexiest man alive. People's magazine. Yeah, People magazine. Jonathan Bailey in the past who had the likes of John Krasinski, Idris Elba. Yeah, a lot of big names. Erraced it. And I guess one, there's two covers, but in one cover, Jonathan is holding like a cavoodle, like a little puppy. It's covering half his face.
Starting point is 00:22:51 And we're like, well, of course he's got to be hot when you hold a puppy, because it turns out. It is the thing that will make you the most attractive, lads, in a photo, holding a puppy is number one. Really? Not a fish? Get rid of those from your Tinder. Yeah, definitely not like a moose head or a line or something. You know, people like, yuck. What about a snake?
Starting point is 00:23:11 I'd imagine a snake would be on there. Like a big python or something? No, because it brings, it makes it feel scared. Yeah. It's not on the top ten. Bex has got a suggestion for things that make men more attractive when they hold it. What would make me hot at Bex? Hi, I reckon like a vacuum cleaner or a mop.
Starting point is 00:23:30 Nice. You're going to do some cleaning. Yeah. It's not on the list, unfortunately, but I get it. Are you thinking, are we talking stick vacuum or one of those ones with the hose? Oh, a hose could be good. vacuum, yeah, it could be good. And Bax just wants to sit on the couch, having a wine, watching her man,
Starting point is 00:23:50 just do some chores around the house. Okay, what do you reckon, Susie? What do you think is in the top ten list that makes men more attractive when they hold it? Their babies. It's so beautiful. Yeah, it doesn't even need to be theirs. It's number five on the top ten list. It should be number one, Susie.
Starting point is 00:24:06 I also, let me know what you think about this. I also think that women want what they can't have. So often when we see a man with his child looking gorgeous, plus, oh, I can't have him. Do you think that makes him more attractive? I 100% agree with you there, actually. He could be a single dad though, you know? Oh, that's hot.
Starting point is 00:24:25 Shows nurturing commitment and long-term potential seeing a man hold a baby. And there's also probably some like caveman thing about his virility and his ability to procreate because of the guest, John's berm, got a baby. Subconscious. Hayden has guessed handcuffs. It's not on the top 10, they're Hayden.
Starting point is 00:24:43 He's a criminal. Like, he's just holding them, though. Maybe he's not actually in them. Number 10, Ash is going to disagree. Dan, may not. Number 10 is a cat. Shows your sensitive, independent, never censor humor. I love cats, but even though I know that there's a bit of an accent.
Starting point is 00:24:57 Okay. Number nine is a drink. Holding a drink. Maybe a champagne or something. A man holding a champagne. Red wine showing sophistication more than maybe a beer. No, I think for me it would probably be beer. Yeah, because if it's like a cocktail or something, you go, I don't know.
Starting point is 00:25:11 Yeah. Okay. Number eight is a surfboard, skateboard. No, I dated a surf up, the worst boyfriend you could have. Really? They will always love surfing more than you. What about skaters? No.
Starting point is 00:25:21 Avril Levine loved them. Yeah, but she was 17. Yeah. You can like a skater when you're a teenager. Things guys can hold to make them more attractive. Number seven as a camera. Show sophistication, your artsy. Did you get this list off?
Starting point is 00:25:32 Chat, GBT, be honest. That's where we get all about us. Be honest. A camera. A camera. A camera could go either way, though. They could be like an artsy guy, you know. That's not hot, but it's a job. What if he's got like a top knot, you know, like a...
Starting point is 00:25:43 Well, I did marry a man with a man bum, but he also has a job. Sling a camera around him, around his neck. And I reckon he could be on his own. It's a bit like, I'm so anti that I just took my camera around. Just take a foot with your iPhone, like a normal person. Jacket slung over the shoulder at number six. That's hot. That shows sophistication.
Starting point is 00:26:01 It has a way to enter into this. No, I would do that. The hottest I ever feel is when I've got a jacket slung over my shoulder. Genuinely, and a nice shirt on. Yeah. You feel like... Jude Law. Oh, I love Jude Law.
Starting point is 00:26:14 You know, it's sort of thing you'd do. We got the same type, babe. Okay, baby's number five. Number four is a book, sign of intelligent, depth and self-improvement. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Of course you'd like that, because you're an author. Well, I once saw a guy on a train overseas, we're reading a book, and I was like, that's so hot and weird.
Starting point is 00:26:30 Oh, okay. Number three, things you can hold to make you more attractive, lads, a musical instrument. No. I think it depends. A guitar case called a trumpet? Yeah. I don't know. spiel? No.
Starting point is 00:26:43 And number two, just before dog, holding a puppy. I don't know what this would be. A coffee? Nah. Pass off. No way. So every second man. Maybe in Italy, if the man's sitting there having an espresso. They reckon
Starting point is 00:26:59 it shows calm, confidence, routine and a modern lifestyle. No, it's BS because every man drinks coffee, don't they? And it could also show stress, business, you know, like someone that's always working. And what if it's a frape or an embarrassing coffee. Yeah, it was sprinkles.
Starting point is 00:27:12 All the single dude is just pulling into his head right now. Yeah. Can I just get a, even just the cup will be fine, actually. I can't think of what the, if we did the reverse, of like, things that women hold that are hot. Okay, let's do that same time tomorrow. But I don't, there's nothing. Chat will know.
Starting point is 00:27:27 Chat will work it up here. No, use your brains. Jesus. You just said you can't work anything out. Some chocolate sauce. I just don't think it can't. Chocolate sauce. What?
Starting point is 00:27:37 Just running through the fingers. I shouldn't have said anything. Chocolate sauce. Actually, Hayden might be under something with the handcuffs. That's true. Yeah, yours would just all be sex things. Okay, we'll do the women's list tomorrow. Clint, Megan, Dan.
Starting point is 00:27:50 The Edge, 1K, E, Z, money. Practice makes perfect. And now you can play anytime online. Yeah, get amongst it on Rover. If you get 10 out of 10, you go on the draw to win a thousand bucks, or you can play at 7 and 8 and try your hand at winning a thousand bucks that way. 10 ounces and 30 seconds will win you the cash. You can pass, and we'll go back if we've got time,
Starting point is 00:28:09 but no repeated answers. Playing this morning from Todonga, Ricky, good morning. Oh my God, Ricky, that's the energy we want. Yes. Oh, my God, me of my daughter have tried every morning to get through. Oh, well, that's paid off. It's your day, darling. Oh, my God, I hope you were.
Starting point is 00:28:26 You're a beauty therapist. Can you administer a cheeky bit of Bowie, babe? So I'm working towards that. I'm a nurse as well. Yes. And I'm working towards. Come on. Right.
Starting point is 00:28:37 I'll be coming to Todanga, but it's time. for me to take the plunge. I only want Ricky's nimble fingers working on these wrinkles. That's what you want. All right, Ricky. When you calm ourselves, get focused, your letter today is... G for... G for...
Starting point is 00:28:53 Girl! Get that money. Get that money, girl. Okay, Ricky, starting with G. Can I please have a girl's name? Greta. A movie. George of the jungle.
Starting point is 00:29:06 Something that grows. Graff. Something you can give? Yes. A video game. A gemstone. Passed. Something at the gym.
Starting point is 00:29:24 Pass. Something you find underground. Gold. Capital City. Time. You're flying at the start. You got the first four and then pass the next three. You could always hear when they pass twice,
Starting point is 00:29:38 the voice just goes, So then you find the gym, you could have just put the word gym in than anything. Yeah. Gym bag, gym door. Yeah, gloves. Maybe you're still a winner, Ricky. We love it, though. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:29:52 Good on you. Okay, thank you. Good luck with the training and all that. Thank you so much. Yeah, she's lovely. Good on her. Yeah, back again at 8 o'clock if you think you can do better. Up next, did you hear the Bunnings hack if you want to find anything in the store?
Starting point is 00:30:07 You know how the people at work here, you ask them for, you know, where's the paint rollers? And they go, oh, 16. And you go, wow, how do they do it? We know how they do it now. Yeah, this chase blew our minds. Crazy. Bungings are smart. Yeah, we're talking industry secrets over the next 10, 15 minutes.
Starting point is 00:30:24 If you want to weigh in, 0-800 the edge 3343. Bridges Carl? This one even blew my mind and I used to work at Bunnings. That's good. I had no idea about this. Yeah, clearly you weren't a good work at the way. Oh, it's so bad, man. That's why I work in radio now.
Starting point is 00:30:36 No wonder you were fired. He doesn't even know what's teaching he works on you. Clint, Meg and Dan. And if you've ever stepped foot inside a Bunnings, sometimes it'd be a little overwhelming, going, I'm here for like one thing where the hell is it? And you ask somebody and they go, Isle 26?
Starting point is 00:30:51 And you go, how do they do that? That's the magic power of any Bunnings worker. They just know where anything is. Pinpoint it. I will say, if you are going to Bunnings, the best thing you can do is have the Bunnings website up on your phone because you just type it in and it tells you which Isle and Bay their item is in.
Starting point is 00:31:07 No, it's so good, eh? It's so helpful. Someone texts through yesterday. This is an incredible fact about Bunnings Warehouse. They said Bunnings fact. Pretty much every store is laid out the same way. In order of building a house, that's why it's easy to guess where everything is. So it's timber on one end and plants in the other end.
Starting point is 00:31:25 Because plants is the last thing you do. The last thing you do is put the plants in, an outdoor furniture. So if you kind of have a rough idea of the process of how a house is built, you'll be all right. If you have no idea, you're still bugger. Yeah, but just ask them, but they're so helpful at Bunnings. Whoever came up with that idea is a genius. That is incredible. I wonder if Middard 10 mega is the same way.
Starting point is 00:31:44 You know, because who came first? Miter 10 mega were Bunnings. I think it was Bunnings. I don't know that, actually. I mean, you've got a 50-50 shot of being right, I suppose. Because I think minor 10, from now I think about it as a similar layer. It would be. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:31:58 The amount of times in the following four years that I've had a son, that I've just taken them to Bunnings when I'm out of ideas. And it's his funnest place. The playgrounds, but also the tools. the paint swatches he loves to go and just choose some paint swatches and he gets to take them home with it. That's so annoying when you go there
Starting point is 00:32:14 and you're trying to get a swatch and they're all gone. You know, just kids running around with them. My wife, speaking of industry secrets, my wife Hannah, she used to work at a cinema and she used to work behind the counter and she told me that every night, I don't know if this still happens, by the way, this was 10 years ago.
Starting point is 00:32:31 Every night at the end of the shift, when the cinema closes, they'd get the popcorn machine, empty it out, and put it into a big plastic rubbish bag. Good. Get rid of it all and get a new... Uh-huh. You'd think so, Clint.
Starting point is 00:32:44 But the next day, because instead of wasting that popcorn that had been in the machine all day, they'd tip that rubbish bag back into the machine and reuse the day-old popcorn. And then charge $20 for a bloody bag. And just heat it again. Yeah?
Starting point is 00:32:57 Not repop it. Isn't that interesting? I don't know if it's still happening. Disgusting. That's the sort of stuff we want to hear today. Yeah. Industry's secrets. And we can put you on the voice,
Starting point is 00:33:06 disguise are, we can make you anonymous if it's a really juicy industry secret. You've heard the urban legend of the man that worked at the bread factory. No. It was like this bread factory, I think, in Australia. Yeah. And he had a big night. Yeah. On the Razz.
Starting point is 00:33:23 Yeah. He came and hung over. Yeah. Accidentally threw up inside one of the vats of the bread. Yeah. Didn't tell anyone. Yeah. It went out and sold as bread. So it was sour, though, because the vomit made it sour. That's how Sousaldo started. Everyone was like, this actually isn't too bad, and then he had to come clean.
Starting point is 00:33:41 Don't know if that's true. I saw it on Reddit. If you guys did that whole story for a long gag. No, you weren't in on that, Ash? No. Good, okay. We are talking industry secrets this morning. I would hunt with the edge if you've got one, maybe a profession you used to work in.
Starting point is 00:33:55 If you still work in it, you want to us to disguise your voice, we can do that. Oh, there is some whistleblowers listening to the show today. It makes me not want to ever eat outside my house. They'll never get some of these texts. A lot of stuff going on. The massage therapist that texts in saying, can you clean your butt before getting a massage? I can honestly smell seven out of ten butts.
Starting point is 00:34:15 That just makes me want to throw up. That's disgusting. And I don't even think she's a bum massager. No, but if you're doing glutes and hamstrings. That is just foul. I used to be a flight attendant, and if someone was really rude to me, I would go and reset their in-flight TV screen.
Starting point is 00:34:33 And I, every sporadically, every now and then I just reset it so they couldn't watch their movie and they have to start to the beginning and then scrub all the way in again. She's been pretty petty but just don't piss off flight attendants. Fair enough. We've got a few people on the line. One of them Clint, if you could put on voice disguiser. Line two? Yeah. We're going to call you
Starting point is 00:34:49 Gene. Good morning. Good morning. Okay, so you're on voice disguiser. So you worked at a buffet restaurant. What would they do there? Yes, so all like the burgers and patties that wasn't easy.
Starting point is 00:35:05 him that night in the morning we would chop them up put in water so get some mushy and then turn that into the chili that everyone loves.
Starting point is 00:35:17 I think really it's only like a burger that was made the day before. Yeah it's probably fine. No no no because it would arrive they're cooked and frozen
Starting point is 00:35:25 and then they heat it up to make it a burger and then no one eats it so they chill it overnight and then they reheat it again. You can't be heat and mate three times. Disgusting.
Starting point is 00:35:34 Okay we're going from food industry, to the hair dressing industry. Morning, Sammy, what are you blowing? I mean, whistle blowing. Morning. Morning. Okay, what do we need to know next time we're getting out here? Cut or coloured?
Starting point is 00:35:48 Yes, especially coming into Christmas season, make sure your hair stylist has got the colour of bleach because my old colleague would, whenever we would run out, she would go to pack and save or woolies, get the colour and bleach and then still charge clients three, four hundred bucks.
Starting point is 00:36:09 So just $12 like pack die. Oh my goodness. Yeah, yeah. You just want to make sure you don't put those crappy plastic gloves on as well. Yeah. It's very amateur. Yeah. I reckon that's just the tip of the iceberg with the hairdressing industry.
Starting point is 00:36:24 I almost don't want to take the next caller because it's going to put me off ever having a pie ever again. Morning, Sarah. Oh, yeah. Are she not needing to be voice disguised? No, I don't think she's on a voice discosite. Hi, I don't work here no more. It's fine.
Starting point is 00:36:40 Yeah, girl. Where did you used to work and what did they do? So I used to work at a bakery and they used to recycle the chicken from the two-day-old sandwiches. And so also the seven-day-old panini and like cook that up into the pie mix. So that chicken would be repated at least four times. What? Seven-day old paninis. Why does the panini last longer than the sandwich?
Starting point is 00:37:07 Gosh. I used to get in a big fight with the boss for, like, binning them. Wow. So you'd throw it out because hygiene, and he'd be like, it's still good. Five second rule, five second rule! One week, agree. The old bin chicken pulling them out. Did you ever get people, like, come back saying, like, you gave me, like, food poisoning?
Starting point is 00:37:25 No, which was surprising. They were butter chicken pie, so I guess he had it with the curry. Oh, God. Oh, you wouldn't get that at Z. I'll tell you that for nothing. I don't know if they want to be... Yeah, fresh. Even though you're big-upping them.
Starting point is 00:37:39 Yeah, that's fresh. But if they want to be associated with this segment? There's a lot... That's what... Most of the stuff that we're getting through is like cost-cutting, eh? Yeah, you know, like trying to save, cut corners that way. And another one, I think a lot of us know this,
Starting point is 00:37:51 but it's good to remember. Someone said, I used to work in a boutique hotel. They never wash the comforters, which are like the heavy blankets are gone on top of the beds. It's the same with all the throw pillows. If you can, hundreds, maybe thousands of people have lay on those things and they've never been washed. The first thing I do when I go to a hotel is I take all the throw pillows,
Starting point is 00:38:11 all the comforters off, put them in the corner, so no one touches them. Yeah, I might start down now. Yeah, just that's a good idea. And you know what people get up to in hotels. Oh. They don't treat them like their house. We threw out the question, how much would you pay to find out if your partner was cheating, for sure or not?
Starting point is 00:38:26 Turns out the price is about 30 bucks a month. Cheaterbuster.com. We got the boss's credit card. We got a subscription and we said, we'll put your partner's face into the website and then using AI, it scours all the dating websites to find out if they exist on any of them. Bring it on.
Starting point is 00:38:43 Too many people wanted us to search their partner. We have the results as to whether or not they were or weren't cheating. Come on. Next. Oh, my God. You're so right, Ash. I feel like we're on Ricky Lake. Me too.
Starting point is 00:38:54 What Jerry Springer? Yeah. Jerry. Jerry. What was it security guards name, Steve? Yeah, something like that. When Steve would have to get in with Steve, Steve. God, that was cool.
Starting point is 00:39:04 Do you just bring her past away a couple of years ago? Oh, okay. Well, there's a website you can jump on called cheaterbuster.com. You can pay 30 bucks a month, and every week it will scour the internet using AI to try and find your partner on other dating websites under a different name. Apparently a million cheaters have been found. Over, yeah, according to the website. That's at the very least $30 million in reference.
Starting point is 00:39:30 Haven't you. Unsmart. That's unbelievable. Anyway, we got the boss's critic card, got a subscription and we said, look, we'll punch in photos of your partner and do the digging for you by we, I mean producer Carl. He did, and he's given us the results for Sarah's partner. Sarah fake name, she's on the voices, guys. But Sarah, you were suspecting that your partner might be doing the dirty yesterday.
Starting point is 00:39:51 Yeah, so pretty much most of our relationship, there has been trust issues. we actually went into a marriage with trust issues. Not only for the sake of our kids, but we do love each other, and I was promised change. And after the past couple weeks, nothing has actually changed. Has the last 24 hours been nerve-wracking for you? Because we could be finding out he's a cheetah. Yes, in a way, like, I always, like, had a gut instinct.
Starting point is 00:40:25 Because obviously, like, I met him on Tinder. That's how our relationship started. and he still had a Tinder after we started actually dating so there was a bit of trust there and he's done some fly things since we've actually been together especially just before our marriage so I guess that's like a thing on me
Starting point is 00:40:45 but I'm too trusting, too kind and too caring and this is why I always get my heartbroken we've heard the story time and time again haven't we? We still have Taylor's oldest time yes okay well well Sarah let's rip the band-aid off after punching in photos of your partner into cheetahbuster.com
Starting point is 00:41:03 and scouring the internet yesterday, we can confirm we did not find your partner on any dating website. Oh, he's not cheating or he's just really good at hiding it. Or he says having sex with someone at work. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I mean, to be fair, and that's good news for you, Sarah.
Starting point is 00:41:26 That's great news. But, I mean, rookie era, if you go, going, if you're cheating and going on the, on the sites, right? Yeah, you're someone else listening. Yeah, but some dudes are that brazen and just, I mean, that confident. Yeah. I don't know. So, I mean, that's positive, Sarah.
Starting point is 00:41:39 I mean, if you're still checking, then, I mean, yeah, maybe, maybe this conversation needs to be had. What do your girlfriends say? What do the girls say about this guy? Are they, like, stay with him? Are they, like, kick his ass to the curb? It's really hard because all of my girlfriends are in somewhat similar position. Obviously, the job that my partner works, that's how I met a lot of my friends. I'll just put it down to army wives.
Starting point is 00:42:06 I'll just say, that's all I will say. Oh, my goodness, me. Well, congratulations, I guess so. I mean, it's good news. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You do deserve to feel secure in a trusting relationship. It's what everybody deserves, and you haven't got that. I mean, it's time to think about it.
Starting point is 00:42:23 Producego, how did the other two go? because I know there are other people who gave you photos of their partners but they're not on the show this morning. Yeah, there was like, I think seven people who like sort of called text through yesterday who were really keen. A bunch of them dropped out.
Starting point is 00:42:37 So there were two others. One of the others, I was doing the searches and stuff like that and they called me and said, actually, I don't, I actually don't want to know. Yeah, and so that was cool. And there was one other, but I'm having private conversations with her off here
Starting point is 00:42:56 and I would rather not see Okay Wow No that's fair enough I mean this is serious stuff If you do find out things That are going to seriously change someone's life Sometimes it's better to do that private
Starting point is 00:43:10 You know what they should get Private Investigator I reckon private investigators find out They need to get my friend Jess That's all they need She's the wheezele of the girls' group Same as Meg She'll do it
Starting point is 00:43:21 Unbelievable what she can find on Facebook Yeah, crazy. Okay, we'll get a schedule update next, and then Danita in your song, Postcode playlist. Dan puts on his Ed Sherrim pants. He's kind of doing a bit of like singing rapping. Nice. I would say he's more of a vanilla-ice guy personally,
Starting point is 00:43:37 but if you want to be as kind as the call him into Gary. I reckon it's two puck pants. It's definitely not those. Clint McGinn Dan. Oh, my gosh. Gossip of entertainment. Clint Megan Dan with Ash London. Scandal.
Starting point is 00:43:51 There is a new show out by Ryan, Murphy, who's the guy behind Glee. I get why Sarah Paulson and Kim Kardashian are in it. Yeah. Because he did American Horror Story. Of course he did. I forgot that. And he's worked with both of them. So he makes these
Starting point is 00:44:06 kind of big budget, a lot of people call them camp in a sense that they're costuming, the drama, they do these kind of big production and because of the money which is why he can get the likes of Kim Kardashian. The new one's called All's Fair and it follows a team of
Starting point is 00:44:22 high profile, very wealthy female divorce lawyers. Here is a bit of the trailer. Boy, do I love coming here. Walking down that hallway is shaped like a clown, Survex. Black May West, as much as I'd love to continue to exchange, pleasant cocktail pleasantries.
Starting point is 00:44:42 There is a war to be won. It's all very dramatic. And Kim Kardashian features in the trail. And even when you're watching the trailer, you're like, I mean, she looks good. But the acting is a little bit stilted. I wouldn't have thought it would be hard because she is a lawyer. So, and she's playing a lawyer. She's not a lawyer. She just has a law degree.
Starting point is 00:45:06 Oh, right. She's on the bar. She's like the practising a lawyer, I know. The reviews are out, guys. Shall I read some of the excerpts from the reviews? Oh, no. Okay, this is from the Hollywood reporter. Not even Glenn Close can save this Ryan Murphy disaster from its dismal plots,
Starting point is 00:45:22 clueless characters, and the, worst kissing scenes ever filmed. She then called it brain dead. The Telegraph said Ryan Murphy is the high priest of tacky tasteless television and he has outdone himself with a show of mind-bending horror, shorter
Starting point is 00:45:38 trigger nightmares in the unsuspecting viewer. It's a one-star review. I don't understand how the kissing can be bad. Like it's filmed so you get to do it again and again and again and surely these big stars have made out more than two or three times in their life. You'd think so, eh? Variety
Starting point is 00:45:54 He said, All's Fair is a clumsy, condescending take on rah-rah girl-boss feminism, half-baked even by the standards of an over-extended Murphy who co-created the show with Bobba, blah, blah, blah. It's interesting because he's had some real hits, as I said before, American Horror Story. Yeah. He also did nip-tuck, which was of huge. Did he do nip-tuck? Yeah, he was behind it. That was like 25 years ago.
Starting point is 00:46:14 Yeah, it was one of his first. He did Dharma, which was on Netflix a couple of years ago now about Jeffrey Dahmer. So he has had some good stuff. He obviously knows what he's doing. Yeah. But a lot of fans. have now come out since watching and say, guys, this isn't like high drama. This isn't something that we should be dissecting.
Starting point is 00:46:30 It's camp, it's fun, it's the outfits, it's the one-liners. Can we just enjoy this and not have to like over-intellectualize everything? And I think that there's a point to be made about sometimes you just want to sit down or watch something entertaining. Yeah. He's also did the American crime story stuff, the one about Kardashian, what was his name? Robert Kardashian. I love that with Ross from Friends.
Starting point is 00:46:52 Yeah. So he's had some hits. He knows what he's doing, doesn't he? Yeah. Okay, what's this clip I've got of Kim Kardashian talking about potatoes? Yeah, so she's doing the press tour, and one of the UK radio stations did this thing where they send someone's grandma in to do the interviews.
Starting point is 00:47:07 So there's English grandma sitting down with Sarah Paulson and Kim Kardashian. And you're a big fan of Jacket Potatoer, ain't you? Who? Do you like a jacket potato? What is that? I really want to know if you like a jacket potato. I don't know. I don't know what a jacket potato is.
Starting point is 00:47:23 You don't know what jacket potato is? What is a jacket potato? It's a potato cooked in the skin. Oh, I love that, yeah. What's your filling? What feeling do you like in a jacket? Sour cream and butter. Oh, sour cream and butter.
Starting point is 00:47:36 Maybe bacon bits. Oh, lovely. You make me feel angry. She saves herself. I love that Sarah Polson's translating from English to English. Yeah, what do you like in your potato? Yeah. The Clint Meg and Dan podcast.
Starting point is 00:47:49 From the Tepa Cape Brianger down to the dirty deep south of blood. No town is safe. This is your Postco playlist. Putting together a song for everywhere around New Zealand, everywhere. Everywhere. Everywhere. Yeah, small towns, big town, cities.
Starting point is 00:48:04 Little town. Dan's nervous. No, I just can't talk. I'm not nervous at all. But can't you rap? Because we're about to find out. I love the fact you've gone with a rap for Daneding. Because you've done a lot of Postco playlist songs
Starting point is 00:48:17 and haven't introduced the rap really ever. I've done two raps before. Where did he went? Yeah, we did one with Ash for well. I think it was Wellington. Oh, yeah. Kind of. Yeah, no, I definitely did.
Starting point is 00:48:29 But this time, I reckon I've packed the most amount of information into a song. Okay. Thanks to the rap going out to Dunedin. Are you going to put your glasses on your eyes? Because you've got them on your head currently. I'm going to put them on my eyes. We've got some feedback of people suggesting some lyrics for the song earlier this week. Stephen from Dunedin's come through a couple of times.
Starting point is 00:48:47 They have the largest liquor store in the southern hemisphere. That's cool. Someone's sex through the first. Eber radio broadcast was made in Dunedin in 1921. We have to mention 660 as well. David Bain, the famous David Bain murders down there. That was big. Allegedly.
Starting point is 00:49:02 This whole time I thought you were talking about the magician. Yeah. That's David Blaine. He also had very famous sweaters as well. He had like a sweater that he was wearing when he went to court. And it was like famous in New Zealand. Lots of sea gulls apparently in Dunedin. Is it by the water?
Starting point is 00:49:19 Yeah, there's a St. Kilda Beach. Yep. Yeah, beautiful. there. Also, a lot of flats, obviously, with Dunedin. There's one called Crossy Palace. Very famous one. Lots of weather down there as well. Great Japanese... Lots of weather. Well, you know, like weather and all seasons in one day.
Starting point is 00:49:38 Japanese, great Japanese restaurant, Jizzow. We've been there, Clint. Gizzo? Yeah. Are you saying that right? Yeah, it is. Okay. It's interesting. I don't remember of being called that because I would remember probably all the gags that would have followed. I don't remember. Anyway. Let's just hit the jams, baby.
Starting point is 00:49:53 Okay, if you're from Danedan, love it or hate it. 0-800-the-edge, what do you think of your postcode playlist? U-N E-D-I-N Yo, I'm living in Dunners with a sea-go screams Coffee's on castle living the dream Burning couches there with no malice
Starting point is 00:50:36 Living inside the pussy palace Lectures have started but nobody's there Cause they're all hung from too much gear Walking up Baldwin if you dare It's the steepest street in the southern hemisphere Winter, summer, autumn and spring You never know what kind of clothes to bring one thing's for sure the food is bizo go and have some japanese down at gizzo yeah but kutzer and gore and gore both within an hour's tribe or maybe more from the hills of the leaf to the beautiful scene the best town in the south long left to me d u n e d i n o te poti d u n e d u n i
Starting point is 00:51:22 Yeah Let's go D, that's for David Bain Mostly known for his sweater game U for university The best place to study universally N, not really sure But I think it has the world's biggest liquor store
Starting point is 00:51:38 E, yeah, there's lots of E And some concerning amounts of pee B, yeah, have a drink Spades is the beer, we love to sink I, there's sometimes ice In 2022, it's snowing, there twice. Hen.
Starting point is 00:51:53 Now we're out of time. Let's hear the spelling one more time. D, you, N, E, D-D-I-N. Yeah. Come on. Going out to you, Deney. Oh, that was I threw my glasses off. That was totally different to anything you've ever done before.
Starting point is 00:52:10 You're really mixing it up. You can just do any genre, Daniels. Well, I don't know about that. I don't think I could do opera. But apart for them, challenge. We should try opera one week. That was great. love the, is it an acrostic poem?
Starting point is 00:52:24 Yeah, an acronym. Yeah, yeah. So I would say I hate Danedon with a passion. Okay, tell us how you really feel. But that was my favourite postcode playlist so far. You know what, actually a lot of people came, the reason I did the spelling theme is because a lot of people said that they can't spell Dunedin.
Starting point is 00:52:38 They put an EAD instead of the eye and stuff. So that's why I just made it clear. What do you reckon, Britt? That was actually the best. Oh, thank you. Do you know much about Dunedin? No, and I've never been there. but it was just so cool to listen to.
Starting point is 00:52:54 It makes you want to go, right? Yeah. Yeah. They should be playing it at the airport when you land in Deneda. Yeah, it's a great idea. It's a little. Like on the plane when it lands, maybe you can fasten your seatbelts,
Starting point is 00:53:05 cabin crew, be steady for landing. And then... D. You and... See, it's catchy. It's catchy. That's actually we could get in touch with Jetstar in New Zealand, all of it.
Starting point is 00:53:15 And just every time they're flying into Christchurch, Nelson, and they can play the Postco playlist song. Yeah, because you know, on Air New Zealand, they do play music after you've landed, the music comes up. That's what they should do. I'm not here. Everyone's clapping along. Producer Carl, could you get in touch with
Starting point is 00:53:31 their New Zealand, please, mate? Definitely, bro, yeah. They'd love to do that. Definitely going to do that. Thank you, man. Definitely going to do that. It's not busy enough. It's free. Like, we won't charge them. Oh, no, you wouldn't charge for that, would you? No, no. It was great, mate. You nailed it.
Starting point is 00:53:44 It was awesome, Dan. Well, don't everybody. Thanks for all the lyrics. I mean, I don't write them, to be fair. Yeah, I just make them rhyme slightly. Clint Mega Dan Lesh goal The Edge 1K EZ money
Starting point is 00:53:57 Practice makes perfect And now you can play anytime online You get amongst the online game on Rover If you get 10 out of 10 You go on the draw to on a thousand bucks Otherwise we'll give you a thousand bucks If you can give us 10 correct answers In 30 seconds
Starting point is 00:54:11 7 and 8 every morning And if you're playing along in the car You're thinking man I'm good at this They put me on Just get the easy money game On their over at Did you get really excited and spit? I did spit at myself
Starting point is 00:54:20 You did. Thank you, pointing that out. I thought I'd covered it well, but here we are. Okay. Plain this morning is Sasha. Morning, babe. Morning. Okay, you're ready.
Starting point is 00:54:30 What would you put a thousand bucks to? Let's manifest it first. Probably my Bali holiday at the end of the year. I've been a student this year, so I haven't been working too much. So the budget is a bit low. Face it on what I've heard, you could probably say in Bali for like an extra three months with a thousand bucks. Yeah, $1,000 will go a long way there. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:54:48 All right, my sweet, darling, Sasha, to get you to get you to. Semignac, Changu, wherever you want. Don't stay in Kuda though. Kud is a big... Yeah, flying to Kuda, then, anyway. As you give me some tips.
Starting point is 00:54:59 Who am I to tell her how to do her holiday? Yeah. Your letter today is K. K for Kuda. You ready to go? Are you ready to go, Sasha? Oh, she's going back on hold. That was just as well you checked.
Starting point is 00:55:11 I'm not sure how that happened. Okay, she's ready to go. All right, beginning with K, can I have a unit of measurement? A famous woman. A Kate Winslet An animal Kangaroo
Starting point is 00:55:28 A fruit A kiwi fruit A sport A Poyaking A famous landmark A famous landmark Um
Starting point is 00:55:42 Um Time You got a perfect school With all the ones you answered Five from five, we're just a little bit slow on the pace. Yeah, pace needs to pick up, unfortunately. Maybe if you had a minute, she could have done it. Yeah, you would have done it.
Starting point is 00:55:57 And you do get a minute in the easy money game online on Rover. That is true. That's maybe your game. You go on the draw to win a thousand bucks if you get the perfect score. Thanks for listening and thanks for playing along, Sasha. Thanks, Sash. Thank you. Clint Meg and Dan's.
Starting point is 00:56:14 Oh, what a powerful, baby. God, this time you say, we were fizzing at the ball. bunghole with the numbers that we had accumulated from our listeners, the luckiest numbers. Even numbers, one person, I think they were like saved by a lifeguard at Pihar and then somebody put a shirt on them and they had like a number, was it five on the back? Five, number five, yeah. It's all just connected. And we were like, oh my God, these are the luckiest numbers in the world.
Starting point is 00:56:40 It felt like the universe was aligning for us, you know. My lucky numbers are 9-5-2 and I looked over and the numbers that people were about to share with us were 9 and then 5. and then two. We had a call ago. As soon as you said those numbers, I looked to the car in front of me. She asked for a sign first.
Starting point is 00:56:56 Ask for a sign? Yeah. Number plate, whatever the first three letters were, but the last three numbers together, nine, five, two. Yeah, I think the universe was lying to us though because there was all these signs.
Starting point is 00:57:06 Yeah, but maybe the universe is actually preparing us for something else. Maybe they're giving us the numbers for another thing. Well, the good thing is, the good thing is. For Saturday's draw. Yeah, there we go. It hasn't gone. So last night was 36 million.
Starting point is 00:57:18 No one won, so it's jackpotted. $40 million this Saturday. The universe wanted us to win the 40. Here were the numbers last night. Let's see how many we got. Tonight's winning numbers. They are 25, 9, 4, 29, 40. Bonus ball is 20, Powerball is number 3.
Starting point is 00:57:37 So 3 and 4 came out and we had 5 and 6. Unlucky. Number 9, we had 9. We had 9. Anna gave us 9. Is that the only number we got? I think so. Morning Anna, you gave us the only number.
Starting point is 00:57:50 Yes, I did. Thanks, Anna. If not for you, it would have been so embarrassing. Yeah. Did you buy a ticket at all, Anna? Yes, we definitely did. Any winnings? Hoping to win.
Starting point is 00:58:03 Yeah. Hey, but no, we're going to win it this Saturday. Of course we are. That's why we're preparing for the Saturday. We thought Anna about keeping your number and then getting new lucky numbers. But do you think maybe we've just realised we thought we had the winning ticket for Wednesday, but maybe we had the winning ticket for Saturday? Yes, no, we're definitely going to play it again on Saturday
Starting point is 00:58:22 We're definitely going to win Yeah, it's actually better this way Because now, you know, we're playing for 40 million Like you said Dan, it's better I think what we do maybe is change around the power ball At the end So we can maybe come up with a creative way Of coming up with the power ball
Starting point is 00:58:37 Is that why producer Carla's putting together Our marble track in the background Yeah, and it's just dropped down It's just falling apart Okay, so we're going to do that this morning That's going to happen tomorrow now It's the whole track I'm crashing to the ground
Starting point is 00:58:51 Yeah it's quite tricky to put together Yeah, late night Yeah Yeah Halies just texted through She said I was two numbers off So she got like Whatever it is
Starting point is 00:58:59 Like all the numbers except two It only won 55 bucks Yeah sometimes that's the way The cookie crumbles Yeah I guess if a lot of people are entering Yeah It looks like you've done well And then just so many people have done the same
Starting point is 00:59:09 I got to strike one thing But just give me a free line next week Yeah Oh that's something at least not a full loss. Yeah, true. All right, well, we go again, and you know the best thing, Ash, a lot of people won't go and re-buy the ticket on Saturday because they'll get busy. And so when we do, when with the numbers, we'll have to share it with less people.
Starting point is 00:59:27 Yeah. That's right. Come on, no, dude. Go buy a ticket. That extra $4 million is a little one would definitely mean we can afford to buy Zadem and switch it off. Exactly. The number one goal is just. We'll do this first. We'll go, and then this is it.
Starting point is 00:59:46 Spice from the Spice Girls joins us on the show in about 20 minutes. Why is that so funny? I don't know. You can do the sound. Clint can do it for real. Clint, Meg and Dan. Mommy and Daddy have finally cut me off. Oh, the gravy train is over.
Starting point is 01:00:08 Oh no. Yeah. Yep. I have been leaching off my. mum and dad's Netflix accounts since I moved out of home. Oh, who hasn't, though? Right? No.
Starting point is 01:00:23 It's supposed to be a little other way around now as adults. Your parents are supposed to leak off your Netflix accounts. Oh, I think Clint's parents will be all good. Well, it was one of those things. They kept saying, no, Netflix's going to find out your IP and where you live and blah, blah, blah. And I was like, I kept tearing that for ages. Nothing happened. Recently, it's been going, oh, this Netflix doesn't seem to belong to this household.
Starting point is 01:00:44 And I realize what's happened. I think you can have like a house and then a second house. Let's say you have like a beach place so you go over summer. Well guess what? Mum and Dad built a place up north as their retirement.
Starting point is 01:00:57 Oh, good on them. Now mum and dad effectively are using the system that Netflix allows you to solve and say to my house is number three. So every time we want to use it, it goes, we've just sent an email to Christine at Hotmail.com
Starting point is 01:01:09 and she needs to approve it. Did she get Christine at Hotmail? She must have been really early a doctor on. Has Christine 60. I think she's got it as. Morning, Christine. Good morning, guys. How are you,
Starting point is 01:01:21 so my kids and I have been we'd call mum, hey, mum, can you jump on your email? Just make it $18 a month, darling. Yes, you're on HD, it's 26 or something. You drive a Tesla. Come on.
Starting point is 01:01:38 Man. I think mum also had the same sort of opinion on the issue. Yeah, well, come on, mate. You've grown, man, you've got a wife and two kids. Yes. Got a good job. Why should I be paying for your flippin Netflix?
Starting point is 01:01:52 Amen, sister. He should be paying for your Netflix. Yeah, well, that would be good. That would be good. Do you not do what I do? Where I pay, my mum pays for my Netflix. I do the same as you Clint, but then I pay for her neon. Actually, yeah.
Starting point is 01:02:05 Don't you get free neon and Disney from me? I was hoping you weren't going to remember that. Truth comes out. But I do remember you've been on my. I land transport going over the Harbour Bridge for quite a few years as well. Oh no, you mean the toll when you go up north? Yeah, the toll bridge. Yeah, yeah.
Starting point is 01:02:25 And so all you kids were on my toll bills as well. And it just automatically sent mum the bill on her critic. Oh, that's tricky. That's good. Do you know when I turned 30 or maybe 31, 32, and I was working a great job, met Adrian. My mum sent me an email. And attached to that email was a spreadsheet. and it was every bit of money that she had lent me through my 20s.
Starting point is 01:02:49 Oh my God. And she said, time to pay me back now. But did you know it was alone? Was it always like, I'll pay you back? I'll pay you back. Yeah, I said I'll pay you back. I didn't think I had to. Yeah, that's what I can you be like,
Starting point is 01:02:59 I'll pay you back, you know, it's gross every time you say it. It was like a lot of money. Yeah. I'm like, well, mum, you'll be pleased to know I have my own Netflix. It doesn't know me at all. It's suggesting shows that I would never watch
Starting point is 01:03:10 because my algorithm started again. Hmm. Well, I'm very pleased to hear that, son. Yeah. You've finally left the station. He's flown the coop. Yeah, he's throwing the coop. That's the one.
Starting point is 01:03:23 But then we're kids doing worse. Oh, like, health insurance is a big one. Yes. I know people who are, like, in their 30s and their parents are still paying for their health insurance. And car insurance. Car, all that, yeah. And then they paid for the insurance.
Starting point is 01:03:35 Okay. Are you still riding the Mummy and Daddy Gravy Train? Come on. How are you mooching? Yeah. No judgment. Do you still use your dad's credit card? Have you got like a one?
Starting point is 01:03:45 I got mummy's cards to have my computer every now and then. Oh, just Apple pay, like, everything. Oh, how good. All right. Oh, are you like me? And unfortunately, the gravy train has stopped at the station
Starting point is 01:03:58 and just never got going again. Oh, 800th year to 3343. And you know I wouldn't be the only one. There are lots of you. Oh, the more. Who's still riding the gravy train of mum and dad? Now paying for stuff. You're a growing ass adult.
Starting point is 01:04:14 Or we'll also take calls from people who were on the train like I was. And now, unfortunately, I have to pay for my own Netflix. Mum said, enough is enough. She's sick at getting the emails saying, please confirm that this. It is annoying. Logging is part of your household. And get him out. Especially, because if you've got a holiday house or, like, you know, another place,
Starting point is 01:04:34 then you've got an iPad and a phone. All the devices are another thing. It all adds up. Yeah, because we've got, like, the iPad and I was on the plane, and I downloaded everything onto my iPad ready to watch my shows and I get on there and it's like I'm already the Wi-Fi's off
Starting point is 01:04:50 and I get on there and it's like send confirmation to this email to accept this device and if you have all the streaming services it's like well over 100 bucks a month It's very expensive Someone sticks through saying My boyfriend and I live in his parents' pool house Oh yeah
Starting point is 01:05:05 You're never moving out of there Especially if it's got its own kitchenette Morning Abigail You're still bludging off the parents Yeah, yeah, I am 28 and I am probably one of the biggest leeches they have ever burst. Come on. And what kind of stuff you're leaching? So I bought Disney Plus or Disney, whatever it is.
Starting point is 01:05:28 My parents bought it off me because I couldn't pay it anymore, so I just get free Disney. I get free Netflix. They bought me a car. I was literally saying like the other day they wanted to buy a foundation for me because I ran out and it's like a $100 foundation. I thought you meant like a charity foundation. I've got my own foundation now. Wow, rich.
Starting point is 01:05:48 Yeah. It's the Abigail Foundation. Yeah, I'm like, do you feel guilty at all, Abby, or are you just like, nah? No, I'm their only child. They brought me into this world. They pay the taxes. Are they rich? Would you say they're rich?
Starting point is 01:06:02 No, no, they're not rich at all. But they're one child rich. You know, you do have more money if you just have one child. Yeah, Abigail, if I gave you a $50 voucher to spend at Subway, Would you feel guilty, though, so I could give it to the next person? I would probably feel a little bit guilty, yeah? Or I would give it back to my parents to say thank you for the 28 years of bills. Now, you can give it to the next person.
Starting point is 01:06:26 Come on, see, she's lovely. She's got it good. I thought I was stitching her up there, but she's gone, nah. Okay, Danny Howe, we got a $50 subway voucher for you. All thanks to Abigail. You go spend in store. Thank you, I've got three kids, so that's actually. going to help feed them.
Starting point is 01:06:42 That's great. So you say three kids, but you're still bludging off the parents? Well, hey, in context, all right? It doesn't happen as often now because I also was an only child. But my mum, like when we had twins very young at 19. Oh, my parents, yeah, at 19 and my parents and my parents and family have been amazing. and whenever if they needed anything or whatever, Mum would just transfer money
Starting point is 01:07:12 and put in their sponsorship bank of mum. Oh, that's cute. So nice. And it sounds like she does it not being asked. She'll just do it. Oh, my God. Hey, so Danny, I'll hold there, babe. We'll get that voucher out to you.
Starting point is 01:07:24 The Corombleu is back at participating restaurants for a limited time only. Alice is wild. Yeah. Ella, how old are you first? 25. 25. Okay.
Starting point is 01:07:35 And what's, in what way are you? still mootian or beludgeon? I still get $20 automatically deposit in my bank account for a pocket money. How often? How often you're getting it? Every Monday. Wow.
Starting point is 01:07:54 That's cute though. As a parent, that kind of stuff is nice. It's cute. They can just go and have a coffee on you. Ella, when is the last time we talked to your parents about it? Because I suspect they have forgotten that that's an AP that goes out, or are they very aware? they have forgotten
Starting point is 01:08:09 that's why yeah absolutely my sister was getting it too and then they cancelled hers but then they must have just forgotten to cancel mine
Starting point is 01:08:19 well I've gone Alan needs it more than her I'll never forget this a while ago we were like we were waiting on some money to come through we'd had to like pay a big lump payment for something right and it cleaned us out
Starting point is 01:08:34 and we'd sold our house and we're waiting for a house payment to come through And we were skinned, but it was funny because we knew that we had money coming with no money. And we're sitting around the dinner table and Adrian and his parents are at home. And we're talking about having a bit of a laugh. And then like my mother-in-law goes really quiet. And she's like on Facebook, something on her phone. And I was like, okay, whatever.
Starting point is 01:08:55 And then my phone alert goes off and she just transferred a whole lump sum of money into our account. And then I was like, oh, and I looked at her and she just winked at me. Yeah, French and laws go-ish. And then she texted me, she's like, don't tell Waza her husband. It was also in the room. And then he's sending you money and going, don't tell my wife. Yeah, he does not know how to log into their banking. That's great.
Starting point is 01:09:19 Demi's 23. She's text through. She's still got Dad's Fuel card. Go, Demi. 27. Mum still pays for all of my doctor appointments. Oh, my God. I think I'll probably be that parent.
Starting point is 01:09:30 Let's be honest. I want to say that I'll be like, nah, I'm cutting you loose. And if you're one of these kids, you're not turning it down. As is. Clint megan. Right now, very exciting. The all-conquering, Spice Goals! Well, this is a real bucketless thing that I didn't know I was going to tick off in my radio career.
Starting point is 01:09:51 Speaking to a Spice Girl, Mel C. Welcome to the show. Hi. Well, I'm happy to fulfil that moment for you. The new single, Sweat, I just watched the performance you did on The Voice Australia. Oh, so good. I should be surprised at this point. after nine studio albums that you're still putting out good music.
Starting point is 01:10:09 And I really shouldn't be surprised that you've still got the abs that you had when you were in the bloody wannabe music video. I mean, are you living at the gym? Or is it just so much a part of your life now that you don't even notice when you just lifting weights in your sleep? Do you know what? I think now we are so much more aware of like how to train smart, how to eat better.
Starting point is 01:10:33 Do you know what I mean? Like in the 90s, it was all about cardio. We didn't really know much about protein. I feel like actually now, from years and years of being active, from being a kid, doing gymnastics, dancing all through my life. I don't want to be annoying, but it's just there. It just needs a bit of maintenance. You know what I mean?
Starting point is 01:10:50 Yeah. Yeah. I don't know what you mean personally. Yeah. We're like, what's your secrets? Speaking of as well, you were... You know what? I do work hard, but I just am one of those people that really loves it.
Starting point is 01:11:04 And it really benefits me in so many more. ways and just physically. You know what I mean? So it's like, it's so good for my head. It's so good for my mood. So, yeah, so there you go. Yeah, you were the coach of a Kiwi star friend of ours, Cassie Henderson, on the voice. Of all the jobs that you've done and all the things you're invited to be a part of, being a coach on the voice, where does that rank? Oh, do you know what? I'm so committed to anything I put my mind to. I, you know, in my career, because you know what it's like, right. It's a 30-year career, so there's been highs and lows. But everything I've done, I've done it because I really want to. And of all the shows in that genre, the voice is the
Starting point is 01:11:43 only one I would want to do. Do you know what I mean? And actually working on it in Australia, the team are amazing. Cassie is amazing. I know you Kiwis know that, right? She is such a superstar. I feel like she's on her way already. She has a career. She's just brilliant. You were the perfect mental for her. What was the like advice you gave her at the end? You know, like she didn't win. What was the advice that Mel gave to her? Yeah. Would you know what? For her, it's just, it's keep keeping on and it's not like, although it's hard, isn't it? Because it is a competition. But, you know, the reality is she, she ticks all of the boxes. She's smart. She's a songwriter. She can sing so brilliantly. She's a musician. She's just it. Yeah, she's got it all.
Starting point is 01:12:28 She's got so much charisma as well. So, yeah, for me, it's just, you know, keep on. this path and a show like the voice she's had so much more exposure though it's only a positive thing for her so i'll be you know i'll always be there as a mentor for cassie as long as she wants me all right next what did male sporty spires think of uh victoria beckham's documentary when she talks about the spice girls and how she lost the love for it which is why i think there will never be a five per five girl spice girl reunion ever again especially not now this is lady victoria true will they get back together maybe as a four and um what's it like being left off the group chat.
Starting point is 01:13:03 It's all coming up next. Wannabe Spice Girls on the Edge. What a song, eh? What to be their lover? What are you got to do? You got to... Slammy body down and wind it all around. Okay.
Starting point is 01:13:13 I'm always slimy body down. I don't know what it means. Slan, like a dance move maybe. Yeah. Well, Sputty Spice Mel C. Has a new song, Sweets out now. You may not realize this, but I'm a bit... Oh, I am younger than you,
Starting point is 01:13:31 but I feel I'm in the same zone of when like you were kind of came into the zeitgeist as a spy school and you had the sneakers, right? And then it got to the clubbing years and everyone was clubbing in these skyscraper high heels so uncomfortable. Now, girls are hitting the clubs, dressed as you pretty much.
Starting point is 01:13:51 And if I were you, I'd be like, I am responsible for chicks being comfortable at the club. Are you taking that as your own? Everybody, you are so welcome. I've been telling my daughter this for years. I remember about five years ago, we went into Urban Outfitters. I think I did a business store you have there, but we have it here in the UK and in the US.
Starting point is 01:14:11 And it basically was my wardrobe from the 90s. And I was like, literally, your mum started this. Yeah, whatever, Mom. So, yeah, I feel, I think the Spice Girls, in so many ways, we do feel very proud of the legacy. And mine is women are comfortable. Come on. allow it to be comfortable.
Starting point is 01:14:31 Thank you. I bow down and I thank you. What is the biggest pitch me moment in your career? Because as you said before, there's been so many highs. And what was the moment? It could be Spice Girls. It could be later than that. Where you were just like, how is this my life?
Starting point is 01:14:46 So many. And they continue to happen. Meeting people like Nelson Mandela. Playing Wembley Stadium. The Olympics, London, 2012. I mean, the list is endless. And at the moment, there's a lot of spy skills chat because Victoria Beckham's got a three-part documentary series on Netflix. And so she's talking about all the highs and lows and the spice girls.
Starting point is 01:15:04 I think we just had like no idea of the scrutiny around your lives and how quickly you were just thrust from five girls that nobody knew to all of a sudden you can't go anywhere without security. And the media feeling like they owned you and could get away with anything. Honestly, so many situations. I think the saving grace of being a spice girl is that there was five of us and one of them was Melby. She didn't take any shit
Starting point is 01:15:30 You know And we all had each other's backs But absolutely I think just culturally then Like in the 90s and the noughties The British tabloids were ruthless And they were on us And not just as spice girls
Starting point is 01:15:43 Anyone in the public eye It was incredibly misogynistic You know And it was looking back It's shocking the things that was said Or the things we were asked Or the things we were expected to do You just, it just wouldn't fly these days, no way.
Starting point is 01:15:59 Like that scene where Victoria Bickham gets weighed after she's just had a baby to see if she's lost the baby way? I was like, how? It's wild. It's wild. And, you know, I would be, that didn't happen to me. But I would be like, now you'd be like, fuck up, wouldn't you? You'd be like, why would you agree to do that?
Starting point is 01:16:18 It's crazy. Your bond must be so strong with the other girls as well. Like, how often are you guys talking? I mean, the group chat's been spoken about before. I got in trouble, didn't I, because I did the thing where, because you don't know if you're not in one of the group chats, do you? And I just, I'm not daft. Do you know what I mean?
Starting point is 01:16:35 There's one. Someone's missing off one of them. You know what I mean? And you're going to be one of them. But Emma wouldn't have it. She was like, no, there isn't one. There isn't one without you. I'm like, yeah. I love it.
Starting point is 01:16:48 Well, we love you, sister. Thank you so much for everything you've given us over the years for being such a champion. You're awesome. You're the best. We can talk to you all day. We can't wait to see what's next for you and to see you as an 80-year-old with abs still. I'll have to come and see you in person.
Starting point is 01:17:01 Yeah, I'll try my boss. Thank you so much, guys. Thanks, Mel. And she's got the brain new song, Sweat. Yeah, man. What she can get around? Wasn't she lovely? Like, she's great.
Starting point is 01:17:15 So, so famous. She could easily be a bit of a dick. But she's just so kind. Holy shit! You made it the whole way through. If you want more, find them on Instagram at Edge Breakfast. See you tomorrow.
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