The Edge Breakfast - FULL SHOW did you paint that with your non-dominant foot?

Episode Date: February 22, 2026

Clint, Meg and Dan recap their Trade Me art-off auctions and reveal the winner. They discuss relationship “curfews,” a Matthew McConaughey prank on Timothy Chalamet, and a Love Is Blind co...ntestant criticized for body expectations. A listener shares her prosthetic contact lens job. They play Easy Money, plan a Zara Larsson “Hit the Spot,” and debate fringe/bangs as a sign someone’s going through something. 00:00 Show Intro02:19 6AM Throwback Battle06:06 Coffee Catch-Up10:20 Scandal: Hilary Duff14:50 First Call of the Day18:13 Naughty 6:4022:03 Things We Love26:04 EZ Money29:28 Art-Off Crunch Time40:13 Hit the Spot Returns...44:22 Love Is Blind Goes Viral52:20 EZ Money54:31 Art-Off Results Revealed01:03:18 Cross to Sven01:06:52 The Fringe Theory...

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Starting point is 00:00:00 This is a podcast from Rover. Ever wanted to eavesdrop on a group chat that should never see the light of day? Congrats. You've found it. This is the Clint Meg and Dan podcast. The Edge Breakfast. Meg needed time away from these two so bad. She had another baby.
Starting point is 00:00:18 Now that's commitment. Wake up with the show, you know. It's the edge breakfast. Clint Meg and Dan. 94. Back on 6 o'clock Monday, welcome. What are you two laughing at? I was just laughing at this.
Starting point is 00:00:30 Meg, whenever that thing plays where it's like, Meg needed a break from these. too so much. She went and had a baby. Meg like shakes her. It goes, oh. I was just like, maybe she wanted another kid. Yeah. Maybe for that, all that. I know. We hear those
Starting point is 00:00:44 the same time that you guys do, so we never know what they're going to be. We have no say on what those things are going to be. No, we don't write those. That is good to know, though. If you do need another breather, you're like, is it worth a third kid? Yeah. Get another six months off. Let's just hope Miller never hears that. She's like, wait, so
Starting point is 00:00:59 she only wanted, she only had me because she was wanting a break from those two. I get a break from these guys and do my job somehow? Yeah, big show today now I have just, obviously you guys have done art, if you haven't been keeping up with it you went on a bit of a competition, the both of you, both did art, on Friday they went up for
Starting point is 00:01:14 auction over the weekend. The auction stops this morning. I've just had a look. Wow. There has been some bids over the weekend. I think Dan's shocked by the money raised, but you and I Meg were like, no, they'll make money. Oh, you'll be shocked.
Starting point is 00:01:30 Trust me. Oh, you'll be shocked. So there were bids over the weekend. I was thinking it might have gone dry and then maybe we'll pick up a little bit. Because we're not reminding people that are there, sure. One of them has been a little bit drier than the other. But we can get into that later on. This is so exciting.
Starting point is 00:01:43 We have no hand on how Clinton you didn't look? I did not look. You can text Art to 3343 if you do want the link. And I was tempted, but I was like, as soon as I'd text art, it'll pop up on our tech screen. And someone will be like, Clint's trying to get the lake. So we go on blind 8 o'clock this morning.
Starting point is 00:02:00 Also 8 o'clock as well. We catch up with our Swedish reporter. Sven, who's doing a bit of an Olympics rap for us. Yeah, I don't really know why we keep hiring him, if I'm being honest. He must be our only option. Best in his price range, probably. And very attractive, apparently, very attractive. Really? I've never thought that
Starting point is 00:02:14 about him. Still 10 grand up for grams this week as well, easy money. Seven o'clock your first chance to get your hands on that. Clint, Megan Dan. Oh, my gosh. Time to jump into your 6am throwback. Us versus the playlist. This morning, the playlist is ditching up some, uh, dishing up, sorry, some
Starting point is 00:02:30 old school boy band. In terms of popularity, I was going to say the second most popular, but maybe not. Because you go Backstreet Boys would be the most popular worldwide in terms of boy bands, right? Yeah, for sure. One direction, actually, like I'm not really including them because I'm not talking like 90s boy bands. Yeah. We're being very specific. Okay, so 90s boy bands popularity.
Starting point is 00:02:55 When Insinct came out, do you think they were the second most popular boy band at the time? Yeah, but then you had that swagger of Westlife, Boyzone, you know, all the British ones as well. Five? Yeah, five. I feel I mean, how many hats did Insink actually have? Yeah, I think Annette maybe had like four big hats. I could only name this. Um,
Starting point is 00:03:15 this I promised you was another like slow jam, like it was a great one to sing to the ladies. Oh, did you? Oh, trust me me back, he would have. He would have. He would have tried. Jay Kelly if you're listening. Oh, she's definitely never forgotten that. She's never forgotten. Gone?
Starting point is 00:03:32 Never heard it. Well, to be fair, me, it could be right because there's only two in sync songs in our entire playlist. They must have had more than one hit. Yeah, they did, but Justin must have ditched them quick as when you think about it, he must have been like, actually, I'm just die here.
Starting point is 00:03:47 Yeah. Well, there's other options for the throwback this morning. Jay-Z, on this day back in 2017, was the first rapper inducted into the songwriter's Hall of Fame. Incredible songwriter, Jay-Z. Oh, yeah, good, I was like, this is the radio version? He sits alongside people like Marvin Gay, Bob Dylan, Dolly Parton, Bruce Springsteen, Michael Jackson.
Starting point is 00:04:11 He's the only rapper in there. The other option, Michael Jackson, we just mentioned. On this day in 2003, it came out that he'd been bleaching his skin. So he always denied it, right? He always said he had some sort of disorder. Van der Lago. Yeah, but apparently there was multiple people that came out from medical places that said that he was going in and getting his skin peeled,
Starting point is 00:04:32 then bleached. Man, that guy must have had, I mean, he did, had the best music to the point that, like, he's literally bleaching his black skin to white and his, you know, very disturbing allegations against him, and everyone's still like, yeah, but he has good music. I know, like, it was like his music was so good, no one wanted to believe any of the rumors going around. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:04:51 And the one that I keep seeing on social media at the moment is that he created Neverland with a theme park and stuff, not to attract and enticed children, but to keep them safe from Epstein Island. That's an interesting one. And I had friends, like, posting that and being like, look, he was saving the children from this other island. And I was like, okay. I don't know.
Starting point is 00:05:09 It seems like random that it's only just come out now because everyone's talking about Epstein Island. And then I was like, how can we spin this to... Oh, but he wrote a banger. But Michael Jackson, the movie, I guess it's all topical of the moment because the movie's coming out and his nephew, I think, is playing Michael in the biopic, which is out in April. It'll be interesting to see how popular that movie is because there's a real sort of divide between people. Especially after that Netflix. special came out and a couple of guys spoke up about what it was like
Starting point is 00:05:36 being a child and being involved with Michael Jackson. And the final one this morning, which I think we'll go with, is Arina Grande back in 2019. She became the first solo artist to hold the top three spots in the US Hot 100 chart in the same week, which had only
Starting point is 00:05:52 been done, I think, once before by the Beatles. She always, at the end of every year, basically, is the top female artist streamed. Yeah. She's super popular. All right then, ironically, bye-bye by. in sync and Ariana Grande. Love this one. Your 6am throwback.
Starting point is 00:06:07 Ariana Grande, your 6am throwback. One last time on the edge, it's just gone 11 past 6. Time for a little coffee catch up. I've got a question I'd like to put to you, Meg, actually. Me? And all women. Oh God, okay. Oh dear.
Starting point is 00:06:18 You're in behalf of all women here. Okay. Brilliant. You're the representative. Okay, let's say your husband guy is going out on a Friday or Saturday. He's going out with a boys. One of the boys having a birthday. What is the question you want to know before he leaves the house?
Starting point is 00:06:34 What time will he be home? Why? Why do you need to know what time? He's a grown ass man. He'll be home when he's home. My wife didn't ask me. Because I don't sleep until he's home. Because you worry.
Starting point is 00:06:45 You worry, don't. I won't sleep properly until he gets home. So then when he gets home at late 1 in the morning or 2 of the morning, I can finally sleep properly. But I'll sleep lightly because I think it's an intruder or you're dead. What happens if he's like going away for the weekend? then do you have the worst sleep the whole time? Yes. That's why I don't like him going away.
Starting point is 00:07:02 What do you mean? Of course. Because I think somebody's like broken in, which is either a person or a ghost trying to kill and rape me. And then... A ghost, Jesus, I think. I've read those stories online. Yeah, no, like I have the worst sleeps if he's not there. Absolutely.
Starting point is 00:07:17 On the flip side, I don't know if you're the same, Clint. But if Hannah said, I'm going away for the weekend or I'm going out tonight, I'd go, get him. Get him. Yes. Don't worry about coming home until like 3 a.m. you want. Yeah, guys, it's the same to me. He'd be like, just come home whenever. Just without, like, I wouldn't think. I wouldn't hear you, and if I do hear this, is where what happened. Oh, hey, baby, home.
Starting point is 00:07:37 Should I go? Yeah, and I go, okay. I'll see you. Back to sleep. If guy says he'll try and be home by one, and it's like two, I'll be very upset. Oh, I know. Okay. The fact that you have a one o'clock curfew though is very nice of you, but a friend that I was out with, his curfew was 11. And he goes, what time do you have to be home? And I was like, I don't know. Like, my wife didn't stay. She didn't ask for a time. And he goes, no, my one asked for a time. And he set 11. You should always say later because once we have a night
Starting point is 00:08:02 head there, I feel like the time is okay because we go okay, 1 a.m., that's fine. But then if it's later, then the time you give us, that's when I get really upsy. Problem is at 4 o'clock in the afternoon when we're deciding what time, we don't know how good the party is going to be, or how late. Nothing good happens after like, one anyway, really.
Starting point is 00:08:18 I've never had. I've never had a night that started getting good at 1 a.m. I'm never, I'm never gone. I'm glad I stayed out to 1 because it got way better then. Yeah. It ended up being like, We were like, all right, it got close to 11, so we're going to get an Uber. And then all of a sudden there was like a surge going, and all of a sudden it was like 26 minutes to get an Uber.
Starting point is 00:08:37 And I was like, we could have walked home like in the same sort of time. So he's like, I'll give another half hour and then we'll see if the surge has gone down. Surge is still there half an hour later, but now it's half 11. And then the tech starts coming through. And I'm like, what is she still doing up? So then we start walking to my place. And then he's like, well, I'm already in trouble now. So I'll just hang out and have another drink.
Starting point is 00:08:56 No, you know what? He seems like someone that's stuffed up before many times. Right, he's either hooked up with another girl or he's done something. He's just turned up drunk really badly. And she's had to put the curfew on him. I completely agree. And he didn't, Paul, he didn't rally the next morning. They had something on.
Starting point is 00:09:13 They had a family dinner. Or it was like birthday party. He said to me, he set his alarm for 6 a.m. And he goes, I'm going to get up. I'll sort out the kids like I always do. And that is the only way you can, like, get past it if you do, like, muck up. You rally. you're really hard
Starting point is 00:09:27 and you rally before in your life. I just think once you're a grown-ass adult you shouldn't have to have like a curfew anymore. Nah, pray for that guy's wife. It sounds like he's a nightmare. Feels like you're going back to like being a kid and your mum's like, what time are you going to be home? Yeah, but if you have to be treated like a kid,
Starting point is 00:09:42 meanwhile, you're having beds with all the boys and all the boys who aren't relationships are just living their best life. Living their best life, then go be single then. If you want to be single and stay out to whenever and not have a wife worry about you at home, go be single. And also, is this your best life?
Starting point is 00:09:55 You've been complaining about it all. Good morning. Girls chat over here. Yeah. Thanks to her. Hey, I think we've sicked up one. I got home and I was like, my wife, I was like, oh, she's so chill, so chill. And I like tiptoed in.
Starting point is 00:10:07 I could hear her. So it's like, oh, good, she's so indebted. And then as soon as I slipped into the bed, stopped. And I was like, oh God. And then all of a sudden just her side of the room, like beams with light when she taps her phone to see what time? Damn it! Damn it! No!
Starting point is 00:10:24 The Clint Meggin' Dan podcast. Scandal with Meg Scandal is thanks to AUSA's Alfred Street Party Catch Aussie royalty, Kelly Holiday and Kiwilad, Lee Matthews playing in the new uni year Oh so? Cool, huh?
Starting point is 00:10:38 Yeah, that is great. That's really great. Hilary Duff is coming to New Zealand, yay! In October, she has a new album out. She's been very honest on this album. And she has a sister, Haley Dove, who was kind of famous, but I feel like mostly famous
Starting point is 00:10:51 because she was Hillary Duff's sister rather than... Oh, this is the young. She's the older sister, Haley Duff. Haley Duff. I've never heard of her. Haley Duff. You guys know Haley Duff, don't you? No, I've heard.
Starting point is 00:11:01 Haley and Hillary, the parents are, I mean... Too close. Too close. She may have got a name wrong. Haley's 41. Is that old Hillary then? It is Haley. Haley Duff.
Starting point is 00:11:11 Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, I feel like Haley Duff only became famous because her little sister became famous. Yeah, right. It was a weird thing because I don't think she would have been famous in her own right if Hillary never became it. So we didn't get to know it as well. But they were sisters and they were loved.
Starting point is 00:11:25 sisters back of the day, but apparently they have fallen out big time there not speaking anymore and Hillary has spoken about it. It is. It's definitely about my sister. Just absolutely the most lonely part of my existence. It's not having my sister in my life at the moment. Really struggled with thinking about including that on the record. But it's funny as a person that exists in the world without my like other half, so many people are having that experience. A lot of conversations I have with people that have, me too, me too, me too. Yeah, the song's good, we don't talk, and it's reflecting her a strange bond with her sister. I think we've got a little bit of a here.
Starting point is 00:12:02 A chorus or from the beginning? Let's go from the beginning, then we can hear the chorus. Not sure when it happened. Not even sure what it was about. If I did something different, would you feel something different? Would you at least let me hear you out? Okay, now let's listen to the chorus. Fun, a beat, like, I mean, for a sad song.
Starting point is 00:12:41 It's a catchy song, isn't it? Have we got a clip about her whether she wants Hillary to hear it? Haley to hear it, sorry. I don't think that would help. I think I have to just exist as a person on my own and do what I want to do. I hope that for everyone, that is where I'm sitting, you have to do what you want to do. And you have to do what feels good for you.
Starting point is 00:13:03 It's taken me a lot of time to get there, to not care what the noise is going to be around it, just be me. I don't know. I don't know if she'll hear it. I don't know how she'll react to it. But, you know, it is a really personal part of my life that doesn't get to stay personal.
Starting point is 00:13:23 So I might as well say how it is for me. Oh, God. I couldn't think of anything worse than my sister, not talking to me about a feud that we had and then released an album, not telling me about it. And then being like, oh, well, it's my feelings and, you know, okay. I mean, that's a relationship over. And then doing interviews about it,
Starting point is 00:13:39 The thing is as well, from what it sounds like in the lyrics, it's one of those arguments, and I think these are the most peasy. There's no, they don't know what it's about. I hate those arguments. I tell you what, I think, I think Haley knows what it's about. Hillary's going, I don't even know what happened. And Haley's like, you know exactly what happened.
Starting point is 00:13:57 What do you mean? Well, have they talked about it? Because I've been in arguments before when someone just stops talking to me or whatever, and then I have to approach them to go, what was it about? And then they go, oh, I don't want to talk about it. It's like, well, you clearly do,
Starting point is 00:14:09 because you're not talking to me. So, get it off your chest. Haley Duff, I just had a birthday a couple of days ago. She turned 41, so I wonder if she reached out
Starting point is 00:14:18 and, you know, do you still wish your sister? Happy birthday? My worst nightmare, but one of them is, because now that I have sisters, daughters, that they will fall out one day.
Starting point is 00:14:27 It's horrible thinking about siblings, not being friends anymore, right? But it's always families, a lot of the time. You know, families are a funny thing. Yeah. Life's too short. Make friends again.
Starting point is 00:14:36 It's a bit of a bang. It is. Cool to have a song written about you. Yeah, hey, always. Like I always said, hey, Beyonce can sing about your tiny peen. She's still singing about you. I don't know about that one. All right.
Starting point is 00:14:54 First call of the day next. We'll give you a voucher to go spin and store at Z. 0-800-Eage. Set the tone for the morning for us. Beyonce song Tiny Paine. That'd be a B-side A. Hopefully. Clint, Megan Dan.
Starting point is 00:15:07 Let's go. First call of the day. First call of the day. First call of today this morning, Millie. Good name. Morning, Millie. Millie has such a cool job. Morning, Dave.
Starting point is 00:15:18 Millie, you make and paint prosthetic contact lenses. We've been discussing off here what that means. I thought maybe for like we to workshop. Dan, you were thinking... Well, I was just thinking maybe it's people that want a different eye colour, but I'm sure there's other uses. Yeah, like Halloween and stuff if you want a certain type of lens. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:15:35 Why are you doing it, Millie? Oh, well, it is for that, you know. It is for some costumes, but it's also for people that might have, you know, damage to their eyes. This is amazing. Such a niche. I was just saying to the guys, you know what they say to be successful, find your niche, like Meg just said. And I think you've found it.
Starting point is 00:15:54 That is a real niche thing you're doing. Well, so you get like a contact lens and then you're actually like, are you like painting onto it and creating like different shapes and colors? And like, how does it work? Yeah, we use dye to put prints and images on and make it look identical to their good eyes. Okay. And I mean, there's got to be like so much control around that as well because if you're putting any sort of dye into a lens that someone's going to then wear in their eyeball, it'd have to be like unbelievably safe, I'd imagine, like the rules and regulations around it.
Starting point is 00:16:28 None of your clients have gone blind. No, not yet. That's good. I've got one more question. Millie, so there are ones that you can get that you can kind of cheaply buy and you put them in, they kind of really look like you're wearing contact lenses. The ones that you have like undetectable, so almost with eye-carriage. color?
Starting point is 00:16:45 Pretty much, yeah. Wow. It's like long-lasting, not disposable or anything. Fascinating. That's incredible. So if someone wants some nice contact lenses from Millie, how do they get in touch? You normally do you like spec savers, all the other opt-ons. How do you get into this job?
Starting point is 00:17:01 What did you study? I mean, it's just a lab technician. I didn't actually need to study anything. They just, because they're the only place that does it in the country. Wow. So you just learn on the job. Wow. Well, it's fascinating from one artist myself to another.
Starting point is 00:17:16 I'm really fascinated by your craft. You're not an artist. In fact, Millie, have you looked at our art between me and Clint? Oh, me, sorry, I haven't. No, that's funny. You still can. If you text Art to 33443, there's an auction. And it'll close at 745 this morning.
Starting point is 00:17:34 Whoever's raised the most money wins. Of course, some of them, they may both, or one of them may auto-extend, if there's a bit of a bidding frenzy. but we'll hope to have a result by 8 o'clock this morning. Yeah, I mean the theme was beauty, Millie, so they both had to paint something that was their idea of beauty. Someone's commented on the post which we put both paintings up and said Meg's equals beauty, Clint's equals death.
Starting point is 00:17:56 Right. So they obviously didn't hear my explanation, but the explanation is there, Millie, in the Trade Me article description. And once you read that, it'll be obvious. Millie's regretting calling us for first car off the day. Yes, in fact, she's hung up. Absolutely. No, stay there, Millie.
Starting point is 00:18:09 We've got a little prize. Yeah, we'll get a voucher out to you. Thanks to our show sponsor Zed. And they can saw you out for lunch with delicious salads for only 890. Coming up next, what did Matthew McConaughey do to Timothy Shalame on the set of Interstellar?
Starting point is 00:18:22 It is one of the sickest pranks I think I've ever heard. I don't realize they were in the movie together. It's too minute. Timothy's like a smaller role but he plays, I think, Matthew McConaughey's son or boyfriend or something like that. Boyfriend.
Starting point is 00:18:36 Boyfriend of his daughter. I was going to say, mate, that's such a leap. You haven't seen the movie. movie, Clint. I think it's his son. The Clint Meg and Dan podcast. Time to get naughty at 640. I've seen this over the weekend.
Starting point is 00:18:48 Matthew McConaughey and Timothy Schellam may have done an interview together for variety. Yeah, I think Tim's got to quite a few coming out. I think he's interviewed quite a few people and it's going to be a series. He's quite a good interviewer. If acting doesn't work out for him, which it is, but if it does, then he can do interviewing. It's because he's not going to get nervous
Starting point is 00:19:04 talking to celebrities. Yeah. That is his world and, you know, he's a Also, he's like me, except he's much better. He's a big tryhard. He tries hard at everything. He is a tryhard. And there's nothing wrong about being a tryhard. So, yeah, he's interviewing Matthew McConaughey, who I will say, side note, is looking very old.
Starting point is 00:19:21 Like, he looks like he's sort of a bit haggard. He definitely hasn't had Botox or anything. It's been a long time since Full's Gold. Yeah, it's nice to see. I like it when anyone ages, you know, naturally. And they're talking about the movie Interstellar, which they were both in. Matthew McConaughey played Cooper in that, the main role. And Timothy Shailer, May.
Starting point is 00:19:38 He played Tom, who I believe is Matthew Connoy's son. Yes, but had a side part more than the sister, who, Murph. Murph, yeah. So he was, yeah, very part. And they got talking about something that happened on set on the last day of filming. I got to say, you know, my last day on Interstellar, I was very moved. I was sad to be leaving, you know. And I went in my trailer, and I went in the bathroom, and there was a huge turd.
Starting point is 00:20:02 And I quit. And I was like, I felt so disrespect. Because I thought, oh, man, I know I'm not the star in this movie. but like who's coming. So I went around to all the huge grips. We weren't in the suburbs of Canada. He's big guys. Hey, do you guys, you know, let it loose in my trailer?
Starting point is 00:20:17 And they said, no. And I went up to Nolan on set, too. I just said, I went to be done my truck. And he kind of pointed to Matthew, and I liked that. Matthew, he had this devilish grin on his face. Like, right now, man. I said, why'd you do that?
Starting point is 00:20:27 I mean, he said, it's a coming of age, baby. He's like, you know. A little souvenir. That's a true story, though. What are he said? That's a weird thing to do I. Actually since Timothy was like a younger bit part actor. He was a kid.
Starting point is 00:20:42 Yeah, at a child and he has Matthew take a dump. Like as, I mean, as the A-list actor in this movie, he was like, you know what I'm going to do? Where's that Timothy boy? How do he got his own trailer? True, true. He could take a dump and leave it there. That's the sort of thing that Clint would do to one of the interns here.
Starting point is 00:20:59 Yeah. You know? If they had their own, like, toilet area. Yeah, we are going to electric have this weekend. We could do that. Yeah. Actually, you know what? When we went to Electric Havitt was like my second year on the show.
Starting point is 00:21:10 Clint was pulling rank and we were sharing a room. And I had gone to bed earlier. And Clint had been out, classic, probably in the Heineken lounge. And he came home about 1 a.m. And I was fast asleep and I woke up to his ass in my face and he was doing a fart in my face. And as he was doing it, Clint sent me a voice message. And he was whispering going, Meg, Meg, I think I'm going to farting Dan's face. I planned it. What a pathetic little man.
Starting point is 00:21:34 Well, that's better, isn't it, than just, just little, joke just for me. I was like, no, Meg would like this. Clint, I really did like it. I appreciated it so much. I'm very sad to have lost that audio. What a sad couple of individuals I work with. One that decides to do it and the other one that laughs
Starting point is 00:21:50 and encourages it. Oh God, do I love? We're there from Thursday after the Shirtle Sunday, so there's going to be an opportunity for a round two. I'm going to get him. I'm going to wait. I'm going to stay up late just one night just to get him, even if it's 5 a.m.
Starting point is 00:22:05 All right, well, that probably brings in nicely things we love. next. On a Monday, it's nice to take stock in those moments, those relatable moments that we love. I had one happened to me recently and I wrote it down to bring it up for this segment.
Starting point is 00:22:16 Oh, someone did for you? No, I just thought of something that I might think we'll all agree on. Okay, cool. Keep one eye open, Clint. Close the bigger. Yeah, dad had to dig it too far into a bare ass. That's the problem, though.
Starting point is 00:22:29 No, that is risky. You never know. Clint, Megan, Dan. Stinky B. Monday after the weekend, you know, starting another brand new week. It's nice to look back at those little moments that we love. It's kind of like, you know, when something happens, and you go, oh my gosh, I wish I could bottle that feeling up. And if I'm feeling down, just open the bottle, take a whiff.
Starting point is 00:22:49 I think I have one of the best that I think all of us can relate to. I was talking about it with my husband over the weekend, and I think this one, if I could bottle it, I'd be on a regular purchase system for me. Okay. Like a subscription? Yes. No. The feeling when you suggest to a friend, either a series, a song. or a movie and they come back
Starting point is 00:23:09 and they say they loved it. Oh, good, yes. When you recommend that? When you recommend something to me, like, oh, I think you really like this show or this movie or this song. I think about you and I think you would like it and they come back and go, I love that song, I blasted it or I love that series of like complete.
Starting point is 00:23:22 That feeling of that satisfaction that you knew that person well and you found them something that they now enjoy. And they have the same love as you. Do you know the thing I don't love though? Is then when they come back and they want another recommendation? You go, oh God. Oh God. No, I've got to find something else.
Starting point is 00:23:36 And then they hate that. That second recommendation. That feeling, if you say, like, oh, there's a book I think you'd like. You should give it a go and they're not really a reader. And then they come back and they go, I love that book. I inhaled it. Oh my gosh. I feel top of the world.
Starting point is 00:23:47 Yeah, it's great. For me, and this is a very small one, but people I think will recognize it. When you get a brand new toothbrush. Oh, yeah. And then you realize how shitty your old one was. And what you've been putting up with for so long? Because I had one for like a year now and it was time to move. And so.
Starting point is 00:24:06 It'd be every like three to six months. Yeah. No, piss off. A year's fine. Google it. Three months, every three months supposed to change a toothbrush. Electric toothbrush head. Yeah, yeah.
Starting point is 00:24:16 A year? A year's fine. No. Oh. It's supposed to be feel good. So you've only had like 38 toothbrushes in your life? It's disgusting. I'm just Googling it.
Starting point is 00:24:27 Yeah, yeah, it's fine. No. It does. What does it say? Three months. Three to four. Yeah, three to four. Really?
Starting point is 00:24:36 Yeah. No wonder it was shocking. It would have been flat. It was a nightmare. You'd have to turn it on its side to get any of the bristles in. It tastes like garlic. Oh, Dad, I can't actually think about the room. Absolutely.
Starting point is 00:24:47 It's the worst thing you've said. Your old toothbrush tasted like garlic. Let me use it. That is disgusting. It is just so foul. No, but you know what I mean? Boil it down to just a new toothbrush. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:24:58 It's a nice feeling. Texca came in. I like this one. When you see a dog's tail wagging so much it looks like they're going to take off like a helicopter, I guess. Oh, yeah. When their bum moves as well, when their bum starts shaking around. Oh, my girl, yeah. I love when an episode, you're watching an episode of something with your partner,
Starting point is 00:25:13 and it ends, and then it goes, next one playing in seven, six, five, four, and you say nothing, and they say nothing because you know she'll be going to bed, and then it starts playing, and you're like, yeah, we're going again. Hannah, my wife and I will go, we'll see that, we'll go. One more, and Hannah will go, go on then. Best family ever. Oh, yeah. Oh, we're in for another 45.
Starting point is 00:25:33 Let's go. And when you connect with your partner and then, one of you goes, should we just get takeaways tonight? And they're like instantly like, oh God, yeah. That is that connection. When my wife says, should we get takeaways tonight, I could marry her again. Yeah, my husband's like that too. If I go, you know what,
Starting point is 00:25:48 they just get Burger King or something. It's my favourite thing. No, it's when my wife said you're saying, but it ain't takeaways. Honestly, Claydon. I'd rather eat in, if you know what I mean. You can't do that every week for things we love. Yeah, okay. You must love other stuff.
Starting point is 00:26:04 Yeah, not as much as that. Clint Megan Dan The Edge The Edge's easy money Here's your shot at $10,000 All right One past seven, good morning and let's see if you can smash it this morning
Starting point is 00:26:17 Like Auckland did Wellington And the football over the weekend Jesus, it was 4-0 at half time Finished 5-0-0-0-0-themed football That's a big high score in football And then if you missed it The Wellington Phoenix coach resigned after that game
Starting point is 00:26:28 Did he? Yeah, he stood down I know all the details But you stood down after that All right We're playing with Daniel Good morning, Daniel Morning.
Starting point is 00:26:38 Morning, Daniel. Now, are you and Danny Burke? Yeah. Yeah, right. All right, we haven't had a winner from there. You could be the very first, Dan. If you give us 10 correct answers, starting with the letter me gives you in 30 seconds,
Starting point is 00:26:50 we give you $10,000 to kick off your week. Okay. All right, if you need a pass, do it early, and if we've got time, we'll come back. Sweet. Your letter is F for Frog. Frog? Yeah.
Starting point is 00:27:03 All right. Letter is F. your time will start at the end of Meg asking you your first question. Here we go. Good luck. Let's do this. Give me an animal. Fish. Something sweet.
Starting point is 00:27:16 A hobby. Fencing. A dish you eat hot. Pass. Something you see in the mall. Fashion clothing. A reason to be late. Pass.
Starting point is 00:27:31 A word Indian E. Fine. A solo musician. an Oscar winning movie Time Damn he went quick Too many passes Dan sorry
Starting point is 00:27:46 Yeah but he did do it early I thought he did it early enough But then once you get your third pass It's gonna be hard to get time to come back The trick is to know when to pass quickly Forrest Gump and Frozen Probably would have been the siters there for the Oscar Yeah true
Starting point is 00:27:58 Um uh... Yeah Oscar Winnie Movie fences Fantastic Beasts Forest Gets Forest Gump Frozen Okay so that one wasn't close But there is another chance after 8 a game this morning Are our art auction still open guys I do believe they finish around 745 just before 8 this morning.
Starting point is 00:28:13 Gave ourselves a little window in case there was a bit of a bidding award towards the end. You know the auto bid that extends? Yeah. So that we can hopefully have a winner by 8 o'clock this morning. Whoever raises the most money by getting the highest bid on the trade me auction wins at 8 o'clock. You can text art to 3343 if you do want to see them. How is your skin feeling? It's thick.
Starting point is 00:28:33 This money looks thick. Very. It's always quite thick. It should be, Clint, because we've put both painting. you and Meg's paintings up on social media. There is some comments. A lot of rough ones for you, if I'm honest, Clint. A lot of lovely ones for Meg.
Starting point is 00:28:48 Jealousy. Yeah, green, not good colour on a lot of people, I think, online. I think they're jealous. If you want to get your hands on electric game of tickets, I know it is sold out. We're going to be given away a prize pack of three tickets. Two nights of common, $500 cash just before nine, but also on Friday morning, if you are in Christchurch,
Starting point is 00:29:06 730 Hagueley Park, netball courts, Dan is going to have two VIP electric have tickets strapped to him with $200 bucks cash for the first person that can take them off of him. It's stand final days. Yeah. Yeah. That's so nice. Last four days of you.
Starting point is 00:29:21 I know. Yeah. I could not survive that, if I'm honest. Yeah, it's quite scary. The fact that you've avoided a broken collarbone the last few times is quite... Yeah. I think it's my time. My time is coming.
Starting point is 00:29:31 It's Clint versus Megan Dan. I have challenged Clint to an art off because Clint is good to every... thing. He's very inspiring in that way as my friends, that he is able to back himself and just naturally be talented at anything he tries his hand at. We've got to crunch time now. We've put both paintings Clint and Meegs up on Trade Me and
Starting point is 00:29:51 Auctions finish at 745 this morning. You can text art to 3343 to see both paintings and both auctions. I would like there to be one thing in the world that I can positively 100% say I'm better than Clint Randall at doing. So, and that'll be decided 8 o'clock
Starting point is 00:30:07 this morning based on who gets the most money for their artwork. We're revealed both paintings to the public on Friday and they're up on social media they've been up there for the weekend and there's a lot of comments from different people
Starting point is 00:30:17 commenting on both pieces of art I'm gonna start with a couple of comments of Meg's from people that have commented on yours one of them just says does it come with the signed photo of the artist because that is stunning
Starting point is 00:30:30 oh no it doesn't but it is signed though and it will be my second piece I've ever sold my first one when I was 10 someone else said what did you get for that 80 bucks.
Starting point is 00:30:40 Okay, okay. Well, you take art to 3-3-4-3 if you want to see if Meg's gonna fetch more than that with this one. You can see the current bit there as well. Second painting. Someone said awesome painting Meg, well done. Someone else said this is beautiful.
Starting point is 00:30:52 Some of the best art I've ever seen. That is very kind and I hope that I can only improve and you might be the person that owns my first ever piece before I start selling them. That's going to go up in price. That's going to absolutely only get more and more. You put it on your insurance if you win. What would you insure it for?
Starting point is 00:31:09 hundred bucks so that's what Meg's saying hers is worth if you win mine I would insure it for about 2,000 oh I wouldn't why do I keep doing this to myself it's interesting you say that Clint very interesting you say that
Starting point is 00:31:21 because there's some comments on your one as well oh great great what would you describe yours as by the way before we get into it because that was obviously interesting because someone said Meg's equals beauty Clint's equals death someone else said Clint's I haven't read the description on my trade me auction obviously
Starting point is 00:31:36 I explained how it means beauty you're going to let me talk now? Someone else said... I'll decide. Clint's gives me... Probably not. Clint gives me anxiety. Does he have unresolved issues
Starting point is 00:31:49 that we don't know about? Because it does look like an idea of depression, that painting, if I'm honest. I would not want that in my house. It's made me feel a bit nervous. Someone else said, is there a fun to pay for Clint's therapy?
Starting point is 00:31:59 Oh. No, he's got enough money for that. I feel sorry for Clint's canvas, another person said. Meg's, this is my favourite comment of the ball. Meg's is stunning. by the other guy looks a bit shit. Okay, that earns the most.
Starting point is 00:32:13 Out of all the comments, the other guy. Nah, they knew what they were doing. No, they don't, come on. It's as good. Clint has a Phoebe buffet vibe. Oh, when she makes that artwork with the, like, the dolls coming out of the canvas.
Starting point is 00:32:29 I thought that was quite unique. I don't really see that, that depth. You are Phoebe anymore. The theme, as we said, was beauty. Someone else just said, did Clint get told the vibe was violence? So I don't know, they're an acquired taste, especially clints. You can see them, as I say, Art to 33443 if you want to see them.
Starting point is 00:32:47 I was surprised by a lot of people, Dan, saying that they more were disturbed by the fact that I don't think they thought your theme fit, beauty. But they thought that your piece was quite good. There was a couple of positive comments, yeah. Like I tried to say, like a dirty rugby jersey shows triumph. It shows compassion, shows commitment. Have you ever been in the birthing suite? and you've heard a mum screaming, and it sounds like the worst thing is going on in there,
Starting point is 00:33:13 and then all of a sudden it produces life, and it's beautiful. Yeah, but it's still, I don't think the mum goes, take me back to that moment. Put my placenta on the wall, thanks. Yeah, I'd love to remember that for the rest of my life. I'm just saying, beauty can change form, and mine was, obviously, balloons, and then I popped them,
Starting point is 00:33:29 and balloons symbolize joy, celebration, and that joy just took a different form. There was a couple of positive comments, but both those people were high-security prison inmates. So you can keep bidding. Art to 3343. It closes at 745 this morning. Have you placed a bid?
Starting point is 00:33:45 We'd love to know. Yeah, actually, that'd be good to speak to someone who's actually, because, I mean, everyone can have an opinion, but those who are actually placing a bird who actually at some point wanted it in their own, in their house. Yeah, just text through saying Clint's looks like a duck at my windscreen. There are no feathers. I did think about it.
Starting point is 00:34:03 All right, if you've actually placed a bird or you're contemplating doing that this morning, I went under the edge. I want to talk to Christine Randall. Good touch up. She placed multiple bids. Just on the bids. You can bid on our artwork that went up on Friday on TrayMe.
Starting point is 00:34:18 Just text art to 3343. You will have 30 minutes to do so. And then 8 o'clock, the winner between Meg and myself will be decided by the highest bit. Now, I am going to give you an update on the bidding in terms of what the monetary amount is. But I will give you an update on who's got the most bids. Okay.
Starting point is 00:34:37 So like bidding wars. So, Clint, I'll start with you. Your blowin' away painting is up on Trade Me right now. You can text art, by the way, the 334-3 if you want to see it. That currently has 48 bids. 48 people, or at least 48 times somebody has decided they want that. There's about 10 people that have placed bids, but 48 separate bids. Meg, your beautiful Twilight on the lake.
Starting point is 00:35:05 Yes. that only has 27 bits. So Meg would be hoping. Pinto has the richest biters. That's right, yeah. 27. My mum yesterday, I saw her and she said, I want to put $100 towards your painting.
Starting point is 00:35:23 And I was like, what are you talking about? She goes, well, I want to, like thinking it's like some sort of like go fund me thing. Like crowdfunding. And I said, mum, no, do you know how an auction works? I was not who raises the most money. People don't get to share it and have a week each. at their house. I was like, you have to be the highest bidder to win.
Starting point is 00:35:40 And then she's like, well, how much money am I going to need? I was like, well, I don't know. You're going to have to be waiting on the auction. And then you know what? If you're listening, Mum, I don't want my mum to swoop in and save the day. First time ever. Here we go. Reverse psychology.
Starting point is 00:35:53 He's doing it reverse psychology. It won't feel like a proper win to me if I win because Mommy saved the day. So, mum, just chill out. Save your money. I'll make you one for Mother's Day. Now, Nalish is text through. I don't know if I could recreate something as good, but anyway. Morning Nalish.
Starting point is 00:36:10 Good morning. Morning. So have you placed a bid, first of all, or not? To be honest, I haven't actually seen the art. Okay. I love Max. Oh, I love you. Who doesn't?
Starting point is 00:36:23 Who doesn't? But you did have something to say about Clint's one? Oh, yeah, I just heard Clint trying to sell something. so he's trying too hard to sell his pain He says a lot, doesn't it? Nillish. He said that Clint is a good salesperson, but the world's best salesman can't sell shit.
Starting point is 00:36:45 He does try though. Thankfully I don't need to. You haven't seen the artwork yet, Nillish. I want him to see it live, and then you'd be like, oh my God, Clint, you'll be calling out with an apology. No, it's probably... You don't need to.
Starting point is 00:36:54 Exactly how you imagine it. Thank you. Yeah? Sorry. No, you go. Meg was going to cut you off and hang up on you. What were you say? No, no, nothing.
Starting point is 00:37:07 It's just out. Oh yeah, I will definitely see and then I will play the bit. Yeah, okay. Okay. I'd argue that the current bit is too high for what it is, but anyway. You can imagine it. It's basically a black canvas with splatted paint off. Blasted red, black and white paint.
Starting point is 00:37:22 Oh, and the darts are still in there, the ones that obviously popped the balloon and then created such a bit. In fact, Dan got to throw a dart. So Dan even had a little bit of an influence on how that. That does piss me up, actually. So you've got about 25 minutes to place a bit if you still want one. Okay. Because they close at 745 this morning, we will reveal the winner after 8 o'clock. Clint, Meg and Dan.
Starting point is 00:37:40 Scandal with Meg. Scandal is thanks to AUSA's Alfred Street Party. General admission tickets available at Eventbrite. Kelly Holiday is going to be there. That's a great get. Yeah, that's awesome. That's cool. It's very cool.
Starting point is 00:37:53 It's very cool. I love it. I've seen it maybe four times. I've seen it. You've seen it. I've seen it more than Matthew McConaughey, the main actor, has seen it. Wow. I've never seen anything I've done twice. Really? Yeah.
Starting point is 00:38:11 Really? No way. Come on. You've seen Interstellar once? No, come on, man. No, that's it. Okay, no CNN, no variety. You've seen Interstellar once? Yeah. Really? Yeah.
Starting point is 00:38:23 You're doing yourself a disservice, man. And then have a listen to how many times Tim has seen Interstellar. I've legitimately maybe seen it 20. two times or something. I saw it 12 times in theaters when he came out. His girlfriend set him up a screening of interstellar for his birthday. This is true, man. This is true for my last birthday.
Starting point is 00:38:41 And I was grumpy on the way there because I didn't know where she was taking me. That's my birthday. Why are we driving 30 minutes outside of L.A.? I got to the theater. It was interstellar and IMAX. I said, oh, I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I was so grumpy on the drive. I mean, he can kind of get away with it because he's not a main role in it. If he went to see one of his movies
Starting point is 00:38:57 where he's the main role. Like Marty Supreme. Yeah, it'd be a bit like kind of like, 12 times at the theatre's like, is that Tim watching his own stuff? I kind of understood his explanation, Matthews, afterwards, as to why. Because you know there's some actors
Starting point is 00:39:11 that don't ever watch her own stuff? I find that crazy. Day Maggie Smith was famously, she's passed away, but she never saw it once. Especially if you're in like an avatar or a Jurassic Park because so much of the movie is created after the fact, I would imagine, and it comes to life.
Starting point is 00:39:24 But he was just saying like when he watches a scene, it takes him back to that moment. He goes, that 30-second bit they just watched, took them like three days to film and all the drama that came along with it and so he's experiencing all that again rather than just relaxing and enjoying the movie for what it is like we would.
Starting point is 00:39:41 I think it'd be extremely hard to enjoy a movie when you're in it and your friends are in it and you had all the egg sandwiches before or after the scenes and you know like you can't how do you take yourself? I once watched the two with McCauley Colkin who said the same thing. He was like he can't watch Home Alone
Starting point is 00:39:56 because he remembers that he had like a Coke can behind the camera on one of those scenes and he'll be like, I just remember all that stuff. For sure. Yeah, so your mind isn't really enjoying the film because it just keeps running around and all the other things that happen that people can't see.
Starting point is 00:40:09 But I need to check it out by the sounds. I've put it down on my like things to watch. You'd love it. It's very good. You'd love it to watch it together. All right, cool. Coming up next. She sold out her first gig, Auckland Spark Arena.
Starting point is 00:40:20 She's put on another show, Zara Larson. Yeah, I have a hit the spot opportunity for you, Dan. Oh, yes. Oh, okay, Zara Larson. Yeah, I have my first request, actually. Oh, have you never requested a song for Hit the Spot? I've never requested a song for Dan to do it. You're the boss, if you want it, I'll do it.
Starting point is 00:40:36 Okay. It's the edge 29 past seven. 10 grand up for grabs with easy money at 8. Clint Megan Dan. Hit it, hit it, buggy. Hit it. Hit the spot. Whoa.
Starting point is 00:40:46 All right, Dan's beloved, hit the spot. The man that has the power to hit it. Every time. God, she's good with words. Thank you. Thank you so much. She's a wordsmith. I've given you to the show.
Starting point is 00:40:58 It's a realtor. simply simple game, one that you could play along, even in the car. When you've got your favourite song playing on the edge, you just mute the song, continue to sing, and then bring it right back at the chorus and see if you're in perfect time. And nine times out of ten, Dan is. Yeah. Look, we've had a lot of success recently.
Starting point is 00:41:16 People come up to me all the time, they're like, do you ever miss? People come up to you all the time. Yeah, well, not all the time, but they'll say, when they do us, they'll go, do you ever miss? And I'll say, well, we only upload the good ones. Don't we really? Let's be honest, we don't upload the shitters. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:41:30 Well, is that time you missed, and then you didn't realize it was in front of Guy Sebastian. I know, that was a shock. And then he came into the studio, and then he did his own song and smashed it. Right. Okay, so what's this one? What's the song you want to be to do? Yeah, this one is going to be a little bit longer. It's fast.
Starting point is 00:41:44 She's the it girl at the moment. She's coming to New Zealand in October, and I think you could hit the spot with the midnight sun. Big song. Sold out her first gig at Sparkarena in Auckland. She's put on a second show due to hide a mind. Well, it's a hard for two. All right, do you want to hear the part that I think you can do? Okay, yeah.
Starting point is 00:42:02 I don't know the song well at all. Okay. Oh, God. So I'm going to have to learn the lyrics. Okay, Meg's been chatting with me behind the scenes. Yes. It's a fair amount of time that you'll be singing archipella. Yeah, so here we kick in.
Starting point is 00:42:15 And now I want you to start here. It's the midnight sun kiss, getting on your chest like this. Hold me like the pebbles in your hand in there's your sin to sing. Yeah, summer isn't over. It's got a good beat. I like it. because it's got a good beat, so I like a song that I can keep the beat to with my foot.
Starting point is 00:42:49 Okay, so I need to bring the music back up on Sun. Also, a side note as well, Cal who does the day show once we wrap things up a tent. He's got a double pass for you head along to Zara Larson with a nice and easy cuticle every day this week. Okay, so when are we doing this? Because could I do it?
Starting point is 00:43:13 Could I have a day? Can we do it Wednesday? Yeah, if you want to do it Wednesday, we can do it Wednesday. Because I just need to learn the lyrics. Yeah, absolutely. I think you have a lot of fun with it. Okay. Don't wait.
Starting point is 00:43:24 She's there, girl. Okay. Yeah, this one needs to be good. Yes. All right, best of luck. I'll do my best for you, Meg. Thank you, Dan. Clint.
Starting point is 00:43:32 Meg and Dan. Quick update. Megan Clint's are doing an art off at the moment to see who's better at art. We've auctioned off both paintings on Trade Me. Both auctions. Update have now closed and sold. Oh, congratulations to whoever won both pieces. Sold to the highest bidder.
Starting point is 00:43:46 There was one auto extension on one of the paintings. There was a bit of a bidding war going on. Oh, wow. I will have the full results. Who won? Oh, God. After 8 o'clock this morning, oh, it's tantalizing.
Starting point is 00:43:56 Oh, my God. I'm so excited. How are you feeling about it, Clint? I don't know. Neither. He's got an air of quiet confidence about it. He'll air of quiet confidence as loud. Okay, if I'm being honest,
Starting point is 00:44:11 obviously I like to win everything. I'm very competitive. And if I beat Meg at her special skill, that's not going to make me feel great, because Meg's my friend, and that's the thing she's great at. Don't let you throw it in the beginning now. So it's like I want to win but also not at the expense of beating my friends.
Starting point is 00:44:26 You might have seen this clip over the weekend. You might have seen this clip over the weekend. It went bonkers viral of a man on the reality show Love is Blind. If you don't know the premise of Love is Blind, you sit in a booth where you cannot see who you're talking to and then at the end of like two weeks you choose to marry one of them. Yeah, you've got a proposal, you're not allowed out of the pods.
Starting point is 00:44:45 Yeah, so it's trying to prove that love is blind in the way that you get to know their personality, their soul, their thoughts, their feelings, not seeing their looks at all. And it's you meant to be going in where you don't judge them. Most of the time the people are very hot anyway, so it kind of defeats the purpose. Whereas I think it would be a really cool concept if it was just actually like a pool of people
Starting point is 00:45:05 from every range of person. Because usually the initial attraction is physical, right? Exactly. And so they're trying to see if that can be taken away. And there is one guy that's gone viral over the weekend that did get out of the pods and ended up matching and proposing, I believe, to a doctor who is, she is on infections,
Starting point is 00:45:27 a infections doctor, so she was like front line with COVID. Very intelligent, beautiful woman, who is actually very thin. And he didn't think thin enough, though. Like for me, I'm like, without sound like fucking dickhead. Like in the normal world, like, I date people who, like, do, like, crossfit and shit. So, like, I'm trying to, like, somebody who, like, works out all the time. And, like, has, like, a different type of...
Starting point is 00:45:49 I don't know. A different type of like body? It's just like somebody who does like Pilates every day or like someone who's like working out every day. It's hard for me to be like physically into it. I just don't know if it's like there for me. And let me describe to, obviously you can't see this woman, dark here, brown eyes, tan skin,
Starting point is 00:46:11 and if you know New Zealand clothing sizes, I would say a 10, maybe a 12 at a push, at a push. Like she is not a big woman. Not that that would matter anyway, but I'm very confused. Yeah, and this has happened in the past on other seasons as well. Me and Clint loved this reality show, and we always talk about it together.
Starting point is 00:46:28 There was one guy who used certain questions in the pods to try and find out what the girls looked like body was. He thought he was being clever to try and work out if she was skinny. And this is the way he did it. It's so bad. I love buying clothes for girls. Yeah, what's your size? What the fuck?
Starting point is 00:46:47 Would you like working out? Yeah, not a huge fan. Yep. Ooh, I get along best with individuals that do work out. Which is funny because she actually clocked him and she was a very fit and obviously did work out but instantly knew what he was trying to do there. And the girl he ended up with,
Starting point is 00:47:05 this was the question he asked her in the pods. If we were to be at a music festival, do you like being on a guy's shoulders? Yeah, you're up for the challenge and you're picking out? Yeah, but will I have trouble picking you up? Actually, if that comes up. very superficial.
Starting point is 00:47:22 It's terrible because don't go on this reality show. Go on a show that you do get to see each other like a Love Island, you know, which is all about looks. But this is love is blind and they're still trying to make sure that they don't get a big girl, which is such an eye roll. He may as well have gone how much do you weigh? Yeah.
Starting point is 00:47:37 You know, stop beating around the bush. What an idiot. We were thinking, how did you know that they were definitely not your person? Was it a first date or the second day? Something they said or did and you go, oh, we've got a clash here. Even worse if it was like three months in and something happened and you were, oh my God, you're not my person. I've just wasted three months with you and I definitely know what you just did or said or didn't do or didn't say.
Starting point is 00:47:59 You're not my person. Which is what that doctor is going through now. I imagine with realizing, oh, you're into CrossFit and Pilates girls and that's saying a lot. Yeah. Should have mentioned that in the pods, buddy? Yeah. Why weren't they for you? Yeah.
Starting point is 00:48:12 Just that moment, sometimes it is just one thing and you just go, huh? You're not my person. Not my person. What was it? I went under the age week. X-3-343. Talking about love is blind, and we've got another one of those guys
Starting point is 00:48:24 who, I guess, is now showing his true colors now that he's out of the pod and he is engaged. Yeah, he matched up with a frontline doctor who specialises an infectious diseases, or a COVID doctor. Smart, very smart. Very smart. Very smart woman, who is about a size 10, I would say,
Starting point is 00:48:41 and he said that her body was not specifically the type of body, which is a Polardi's body that he wanted. Unfortunately, not smart enough to see through him, in the pods, but I guess that just shows how good some people are putting up a front for at least a week. Especially with cameras. Yeah, before you find out who they truly are. We'd love to know what was that moment
Starting point is 00:48:59 when you just realize you are definitely not my person. Someone's a text story saying when he chewed with his mouth open on the first date, that'll do it. People that like chew loudly and stuff, there's no need for it. Yuck. Right. Someone else said, I'm 5'4, I arrived
Starting point is 00:49:14 on the date and he's 6'7. Oh. I know. couple like that. There's a bit of disparity there though. They work, but it is tough. It is, yeah, saw next. This is an interesting one, but I get it. Ceti didn't understand why guys had to ask
Starting point is 00:49:28 their girlfriend's fathers for permission to marry their daughter. It's a weird one if you're just having a conversation, but I think it shows respect. Yeah, I think it's... And if you're wanting to marry somebody's daughter, I feel... Well, why would the dad get us say? Well, I think it's her traditional thing.
Starting point is 00:49:43 Yeah, you do it for his permission. You do it just to be polite. You do it out of respect to say that this is the most... Yeah, this is the most important person in your life and I would like her to be the most important person in mine and there's a responsibility there, I think as a father of a daughter, I would like to think that the person asking me, I want to know that they take that responsibility on as seriously as I do. And mum.
Starting point is 00:50:05 I feel like mum gets just, should get as much say, right? She asked Hannah's mum and dad. Good man. When I asked my father-in-law, now he said, yep, he said, fine with me, but I can't speak for Jamie's mum. Wait. And then she said no. I love that he was like, fine.
Starting point is 00:50:20 I mean, either way, I can't. All right, Jenny, I'm at the edge. How did you know that they weren't your person? They kicked a hedgehog. This was about three months in our relationship. We were on a camping trip. And he was drunk. That's disgusting.
Starting point is 00:50:41 Which is no excuse. That poor, that was when I realized. Yeah, that's when you run. Yeah. What did the hedgehog do to deserve that? I actually can't hate a person more that I don't even know. I would have discussed being human to think that that's funny to kick an innocent little animal that's just trying to live its own life.
Starting point is 00:51:01 How long, Jenny, after the kicking of the hedgehog, was it done? Oh, I probably hung on for another month after that. I don't know why. But you knew in that moment, you're like, that's the moment. Got to find a way out. I ended up getting back with my ex-boyfriend after that. Wow, that's powerful. Interesting.
Starting point is 00:51:24 Yeah, you're like, well, you never kicked a hedgehog. You might have chided on me if he comes. He's a horrible person as well, but he doesn't kick hedgehog. I'm kidding. And Briah, how do you know when somebody's not the one for you? When they don't return their shopping toys. Amen, girl. Isn't there like a, I feel like there's a saying for it?
Starting point is 00:51:41 Cartnarks. Is it carton? Oh, no, that's an Instagram page I follow where he, like, makes people put their carts back. They say it's the only thing that you can do, like, for free or something. that proves if you're a good person or not. But wait, where's he leaving it? Just putting it up against like a bush or something? Yeah, like easier, easiest place.
Starting point is 00:51:58 Like, it saves a lot about a person. I guess you go then, if he's doing that, what else is he doing? Or not doing, yeah. Yeah, we're a pig. Bri, you need to follow Cart Nucks on Instagram, cart with a K. And he just, he pretends either like, he's like law enforcement. And he just waits for people to leave their cart
Starting point is 00:52:15 and then starts a confrontational interaction. Yeah, one minute he's not returning car. next minute he's kicking hedgehogs. You know, it's just a gateway, isn't it? Yeah, absolutely. Yeah. Clint, Meg and Dan. The Edge.
Starting point is 00:52:26 The edge is easy money. Here's your shot at $10,000. Here we go, one past eight. The fastest way to win 10 grand in the country. 10-9s is starting with the letter me gives you between the letters E and Z. Hence easy money. The cash is yours. It's Rachel taking it on this morning.
Starting point is 00:52:42 She works in life insurance and $10,000 but pay some bills and maybe a holiday. Yeah, nice. Nice. You do it all with 10 grand. Good morning. Hi, how are you? Good, great. Okay, you can pass.
Starting point is 00:52:54 If we've got time, we'll come back. You just can't repeat the same answer twice. Are you one of these people that listens and goes, oh, that was easy. I could have done it. Not really. Sometimes. Sometimes it is.
Starting point is 00:53:06 But, yeah. Let's see how you go. All right, Rachel, your letter this morning is O. Oh, okay. All right. Your time will start at the end of Meg asking your first question. Compose yourself. And we're rooting.
Starting point is 00:53:20 We want you to win. Come on. Thank you. Let's do it. Give me a boy's name. Oliver. A band. Oasis?
Starting point is 00:53:28 Something you'd have for breakfast. Oat. A mammal. An occupation. Occupational therapist. Something you find in a living room. An ottomer? A male actor.
Starting point is 00:53:47 Par. An American state. Orlando. And an animated film. You were like, when you were six from six, we all started standing. We're like, we're on here, we're on here. And then you threw out a pass. Oh my God.
Starting point is 00:54:04 Unfortunately, the male actor, uh, Olin Wilson. Orlando Bloom. Yeah, but then she said Orlando for the state. Is it a state? I actually don't know. Yeah. Orlando. I think it's Florida.
Starting point is 00:54:14 Florida, yeah. You know what? There was people in the office standing up. That's how close you were. Oh, you started so well. Oh, man. That was great. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:54:23 Go back and try again, Rachel. I would love to see you win. She was very good. Yeah, okay. back again tomorrow morning, seven and eight every morning until we give away 10 grand with easy money. But next team.
Starting point is 00:54:33 Let's do it. Come on! The Ardorf. We'll recap some of the journey that's got us to this point. One of the auctions, you said that both closed, but one of them continued
Starting point is 00:54:44 to auto-extend behind the scenes. Yeah, so auto-extended, there was a bidding wall going on. That auction has now definitely closed. Both paintings have been sold. But for what? What was the ticket? Me and Clint have no idea.
Starting point is 00:54:59 Two very different pieces of art. Could have be more different. The winner is the one that sells their out for the most money. Of course, all the money will be given away on here this week to a deserving cause. The update next week. It's Clint versus Meg and Dad. We're at the finish line. Yeah, you guys have gone head to head in an art off to see who is better at art.
Starting point is 00:55:19 It's Meg's chosen skill, isn't it? Yeah, something I've been practicing for many, many years now. My dad is a fantastic artist. and his mum before that. And my mum's good at drawing as well. So I'd like to try and hone my talent and see if it's hereditary. Not really. Definitely something needs to be learned.
Starting point is 00:55:38 You both put your paintings up for auction over the weekend. They've been up for three days. Both paintings you'll be pleased to know have sold. But the winner is the winner the person that made the most money in their painting. All right. Well, when do we paint Thursday? Yes. Some just used paint.
Starting point is 00:55:57 I ended up getting balloons filling them with paint and then attaching them to a canvas and throwing darts at them and letting the paint almost paint itself. Some just used paint. Yeah, it's a painting. I use paint and brushes. I don't think Clint touched his canvas, literally. I don't think he touched it with his hands.
Starting point is 00:56:15 No, I don't think you did either. Didn't create itself, Dan. And actually, Dan got stuck in Andy through the first dart and then had quite the influence in the final result. Create art. Oh! Oh, it went all over my staff. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:56:31 Oh. There goes my painting. So I spent 25 minutes sketching a painting, which I then had to, got covered in red paint, had to throw in the bin and start again, and I didn't sketch anything I just painted. Which I'd argue the sketch was rubbish. And I think the final thing you've got now
Starting point is 00:56:49 is a testament to your art. That wasn't. Right, it's not what I wanted to. It pushed you in the right direction. I'm not sure that. A lot of people have weighed in. Meg's mum had to say as well. It's not too bad. Compared to yours, yours is...
Starting point is 00:57:03 It's different. They're very different. They're very different. What's he going to say? It looks like a volcano to me. It's better than I thought. I know. How does he do it?
Starting point is 00:57:13 She also very much, of course, like to her daughter. Twilight, really. I know. Oh, that water is incredible. So they've both got bids. They only had a dollar reserve, so they both have sold. The auction's just wrapped up. We'd love to speak to you if you are listening this morning,
Starting point is 00:57:29 and you are the proud new owner of either mine or Meg's Art. Yeah, if you haven't seen them as well, you can text art to 33443. The article's still up with both paintings. But yeah, we'd love to speak to you if you won this morning. Bridget said that mine looks like I painted it with my non-dominant foot. That's actually a great burn, Bridger. I actually enjoyed that.
Starting point is 00:57:49 Yeah, yours is... I want to love it. I really do. I really want it, but it sucks. I don't like it Meigs, yours is gorgeous Thank you very much Dan. Team Meg all the way
Starting point is 00:57:59 It's been really nice having Dan on my team It's never happened before in our careers And are you excited for this to end So you can't wait Because it's really hard I was gonna say Dan you've done a really poor job Of being impartial But let us find out next
Starting point is 00:58:13 Who the winner is And who has raised the most money Of course if you missed it Every dollar that has been raised With these two paintings We'll be given away on here We'd love actually you to help us find the person
Starting point is 00:58:24 persons or family that is going through a bit of a tough time that this money will help. And when I say this money, I have no idea how much money we're talking. It could be like 40 bucks, could be 400 bucks. Yeah, it could be a bit embarrassing. 38 bucks if that's going to do you well. Okay, I'll say this. It's more than that. Okay.
Starting point is 00:58:38 Okay, so Dan, you have the results. If you do want to find out the results early, can you text Art to 33443? Well, the auctions have closed. They're gone now. No, you can see Art to 3343 and you can still see the paintings. Okay, otherwise you've got to wait three minutes along with us. Oh, someone just texted saying, we won Clint's. All right, we'll get them on.
Starting point is 00:58:57 Find out if they got a bargain. I hope they didn't. Have they had to pay through the nose for it? $2 would have been a rip off. Last week, Meg challenged me to an art off her special skill. And we have had both of our artworks up online for the last three days with you able to bid on them. The highest bid is the person that ends up winning the challenge.
Starting point is 00:59:16 Clint and I... All the money given away on here this week. Sorry, Clint. We have no idea what they have sold for. We never saw any of the bid. We have been locked out, blocked from the page, etc. Now, we've managed to get hold, and I'm not going to say if it's the winning painting or not,
Starting point is 00:59:30 but we've managed to get hold of the winner of Clint's painting this morning. Chelsea, good morning. What a day for you, Chelsea. Good morning, good morning. First of all, congratulations. Oh, thank you. It's actually my son. My son has been harassing us all weekend for us.
Starting point is 00:59:46 Oh, he knows it. How old's your son? Yeah, he's 10. Oh, yep, it's the market for Clint's one. You know, we spoke to someone else earlier this morning that was a kid as well that wanted it. So there's two kids have been bidding for it. Brilliant.
Starting point is 00:59:58 Where's he going to hang it, Chelsea? And is it going to go in his room? Yeah, it'll go in part of place in his room. Wow. Are you concerned for your 10-year-old son that this is the page? It's very dark. It's very dark. Yeah, it's a bit like stranger things, I think.
Starting point is 01:00:13 Oh, yeah. Very strange things. Yeah. Okay, well, I love that, what's his name? Finn. Finn. Finn. Yeah, Finn Leigh.
Starting point is 01:00:20 We'll own probably the first and last ever piece of artwork that I ever create and sell. So excited to have him hang on the wall. I hope you paid through the nose for it. Okay, here we go. Is it the winning painting, though? Let's get on with it. With 61 bids, earning a final bid of $345. Is Clint's painting.
Starting point is 01:00:52 Which means? Which means, with only 27 bids, but earning $66,000, Meg, you take out the art off. Congratulations. 666. Whoa, isn't six? That's the devil's number, isn't it? Oh, piss off, Clint.
Starting point is 01:01:17 Should have been Clint's painting, to be honest. Oh, incredible. That's incredible. I was, wow, I'm like genuinely, like, obviously stoked I beat you, Clint. But I thought, after I painted, they said to my husband, we were driving home after work, that I'd be stoked if it sold for $100 because this is just a side little art hobby that I do. So I can't believe somebody would pay that much money for something that I've done.
Starting point is 01:01:38 I mean, we're trying to get a hold of the person that has won yours, but they paid sick. Meg, think of that, $66 they paid for your painting. I can't. I can't actually pay them that. That makes it quite emotional, actually. So what there's just over, I can't remember. what you said mine went for, but around just over a thousand bucks collectively? Yeah, it's over $1,000.
Starting point is 01:01:56 Yeah, just over. So 345 yours went for Clint and Meg's 666. Yours was a bit, there was, yours was sitting at like 280 Clint, very late in the piece, and then there was a bidding war for the last 10 minutes of its thing. Well, it does mean that even though this thing that, yes, some may find silly this competition between Meg and myself, all in good fun, means that hopefully a thousand dollars would be given away to some family or somebody who's going through a bit of a rough time and this will really
Starting point is 01:02:22 bless them and so hopefully you'll be able to help us find who that person might be this week. Yeah and thank you so much to the person who did buy my piece. It means more than you can imagine that you would spend that much money on something I've done. Thank you. And I'm like in all seriousness, I'm so proud of you Meg. It's been such a joy to watch you.
Starting point is 01:02:38 Like you are genuinely just so talented. Thank you. So so talented and you have proved it. Like that painting if you can see it, Art to 33443 is a masterpiece. Oh my God, look at that. It's 30 seconds left of Dan be nice to me until this segment's over. I'm so good at it. And I'm allowed to say as well,
Starting point is 01:02:52 it was a beautiful painting. I just didn't want to undermine my work by big up and yours, so I had to keep that pretty quiet for the last few days. $66. Isn't that incredible? I'm actually really disappointed
Starting point is 01:03:03 that Dan ruined your first piece of art because I don't imagine would have been as good as the one that you ended up doing. So thank you, Daniel. If any thing, it's because of me, you did it really. Oh, they were going back to it. All right, can we stop finding things in crap out now?
Starting point is 01:03:15 Okay. Okay, great. Unless you're a listener and you would, like to try and be cloned as something. You know, it takes me drinking. Thanks, you can't go. Clint, Meg and Dan. Oh, oh my gosh.
Starting point is 01:03:24 The games have wrapped up, have they? Yeah, they're finished. I think they finished yesterday. Oh, okay, well then I'm wondering how much there will be to say, I suppose. Well, why are we still paying him? I don't really understand. Do you think you'll still be there?
Starting point is 01:03:36 Because there's wrap-up and stuff. There's like after parties. There's, you know, all that. True, true. All the slabs that come out. Are you talking about sphere now, a Swedish reporter? Yeah, of course. And I imagine he'll still be in Italy
Starting point is 01:03:48 to get all the goss from after. All right, well, he is currently sitting on hold. There he is, if you want to bring him in, Meg. Crossing to a live reporter in Italy at the Olympics, it is Sven. Good morning, Sven. Good morning, everybody. Thank you so much for having me.
Starting point is 01:04:09 Before I move on, I just wanted to say, Clinton, I thought it was so good of you all those years ago, so inspiring when you came out as a homosexual on the radio. I thought it was such a fantastic moment. Oh, no, I was just being an ally at the rainbow parade over the weekend and just supporting the rainbow community, but still very much straight, Sven.
Starting point is 01:04:29 And I think you were talking about Mike Peru. It was a delay, maybe. Thank you, JJ. As you can hear, there's a bit of a decay on the line this morning because I'm coming to you from a new defecation. I'm coming to you from back in my hometown again, Stockholm, Sweden.
Starting point is 01:04:46 It's my beautiful hometown. And as we have a saying here in Sweden, Oh, a hunny be huli, the hudda, hoot, bli, ble, ble, ble, ble, to do, do, to do, do, to do, the day, would die, would day, a day, a day, a day. Daew, a Fyndi, a Ford, a Mitsubishi. Yeah, what does that mean? It doesn't have an English translation, but it's just trust it's good. Right, yeah, you know, okay, thank you.
Starting point is 01:05:10 We take your word for it. So that's what you're reporting from today, Sven. How come you're not at the Olympics still? I don't want to talk about it, JJ. Those cheating, stinky Norwegians, they got 18 gold medals. And you've heard it here first, a Sven exclusive. But most of those athletes from Norway are on performance-enhancing drugs. In fact, I saw two of them smoking pee.
Starting point is 01:05:34 I see that's quite the allegations, Sped. I don't know if we can officially... You have to say allegedly at the end. Allegedly. Yeah. Better, thanks. Thank you. It will just protect you and also us as a show.
Starting point is 01:05:50 So can you tell you? Can you tell us about the Olympics, Sven? This delay is... I've lost them, I think. I can't hear them. No, there's... Because I'm speaking to... I'm speaking to JJ Dom and Mike on the breeze.
Starting point is 01:06:03 Yeah. And I can't hear it before. No, I still... I've dropped that. I'm hearing nothing from them. Okay. Well, we'll have to leave it there, Sven, if you can hear us. Thank you.
Starting point is 01:06:12 And we'll catch up with you next time. He's not even there anymore. Do you want to send us out with your Swedish sign off? If you can still hear us. Sin? I don't know if he realizes he's still alive. My goodness. We've got to stop paying him.
Starting point is 01:06:31 Are we paying him? I hope not, Meg. That was a shocker. Well, yeah, you were bloody quisbury most of that, Dan? Oh, I don't want to be involved. Yeah, okay. Yeah, that makes sense. It kills you by association if you get in there.
Starting point is 01:06:42 So I think we'll be the last time that we talked to him. Nice. I tend to think he might pop up again on the show, unfortunately. Someone says Sven sounds Dutch. Maybe he is. We always said he's from Sweden. Yeah. the Clint Meg and Dan podcast.
Starting point is 01:06:55 My wife's looking to do something that some might call drastic, and I told Meg about it, and she was like, what's she going through? And I was like, what do you mean by that? She goes, well, that's what you do when you're going through stuff. Meg said women listening will know exactly what my wife is planning on doing. So let's take some calls and see if that's right. Hi, Alicia.
Starting point is 01:07:15 If you turn your radio down in the background, what do you think Jamie is planning on doing after I reacted like that? A fringe of getting a fringe? Yeah. Getting a fringe, okay. Interesting guess. A fringe? Yeah, okay.
Starting point is 01:07:31 Well, there are more texts coming in. Clint, would you like to read some of them? Chopping her hair off? Yep. Getting a fringe. A drastic hair cut. Is it bangs? Is it a fringe?
Starting point is 01:07:43 Changing her hair. Is she cutting her hair? Don't let her cut her hair. That is crazy. Yes, she wants bangs or a fringe or whatever you call it. What's the difference between bangs and a fridge? They're kind of the same thing. Some people in overseas called them bangs,
Starting point is 01:07:56 but a fringe to me is more like a full straight across, like you've got here over your forehead. Banks can be like split in the middle like minor. So you could get a fringe and then as it gets longer develop it. Into bangs, kind of side bangs. Jamie would look good in bangs. So she, yeah, so Clint randomly said to me, he's like, oh, Jamie's thinking about getting a fringe
Starting point is 01:08:13 and that was my instant reaction of like, is she all right? Yeah. Because every woman goes through a stage in her life, she goes, I'm going to get a fringe. Either she is going through something or she's recently looked at somebody who looks good with fringe, like Dakota Johnson. And she goes, huh, maybe I can pull that off. And you can't. No one ever can't.
Starting point is 01:08:31 But can't you just, can't you test it by just holding a bit of hair across your face? It's not, it doesn't, it's not quite the same. Like, if I get my ponytail now and I put it in front of my face. You look crazy now? Yeah. But I think that's because you're holding a ponytail over your face. Yeah, it doesn't quite show the same. I think you would have gone through an existential crisis if you've done that.
Starting point is 01:08:51 Maybe she's even crazier. this and I use that in the nicest way babe if you're dropping kids off on the way to school and listening to us. I said who would you get to do it? And she goes, I'd probably don't just do it myself. Yeah, she's going through cut your own base. You need to be nice to that woman. What is she going through? What's
Starting point is 01:09:06 happening? Is she leaving you? Is she leaving you? She can do whatever she wants, whenever she wants. Maybe she's finally had enough, Meg, we've been saying it. No, she'll be a point. She's going through some sort of tough time. She's stressed about something. If she's at home and she's planning on gutting a fridge, Clint, you need to look deeper. Okay, okay.
Starting point is 01:09:22 I mean, I did cut six holes into the bathroom walls to get that bidet, and I haven't patched them up yet, but it's on my to-do list this week. It's censor over the edge. They could be it. She's like, I need bags. I need something for me. Yeah. Yeah, I don't know why we all go through this phase,
Starting point is 01:09:36 but we do at some point in our lives go, I'm going to count my hair off, I'm going to get a fringe, and it's just like a, you know, a passage of right with women. Maybe just slowly, but surely over 20-odd years of living with Clint. It's just slowly whittled her down, and now she's just the stump of a woman, you know, and she needs to...
Starting point is 01:09:52 Stop, but that's not very nice. Actually, I want to improve this theory. What were you going through when you cut a fringe? Because I know there's going to be stories. Yeah, because when you got bangs or you got a fringe, if you were just loving life, I guess that undermines the theory that you don't have to be going through anything heavy. What were you going through?
Starting point is 01:10:08 In fact, the last time I cut a fringe, I believe, is where my husband had his mental health blip. So there's mine. One of those clinton. Okay, so you tell us if you've ever had bangs or a fringe and then tell us what you were doing at the time. Yeah. And we'll see if the theory actually is legit.
Starting point is 01:10:25 Maybe they're both going through something. Clint got bad days and she's having the bangs. Yeah. You know, it's both their way of communicating. Could be it. Yeah. All right, oh, 100, the edge is our number. We've got a double pass to our musty movie to give away as well.
Starting point is 01:10:38 Next, Rhino, we're talking about bang. Well, getting a fringe is it is also known. My wife is looking at doing it. And Meg said, what's she going through? And I was like, what does that mean? And then it turns out everyone who's been flooding, us with texts and calls knows exactly what you're talking about me
Starting point is 01:10:53 because it means you must be going through like a big life change to go right and now I'm going to get a fringe. A lot of the time it's after a divorce or a big breakup where suddenly you cut your long hair off, maybe get a fringe at the same time it's just something that happens. I don't know why it happens
Starting point is 01:11:08 to our brains. What is it about the bangs or the fringe that it's like a cleansing? I think all of us honestly sit there and we think, am I one of those girls that can pull off a fringe and we never know until we try and then most of the time we good, we go, no, no, that's not for me. There's a very silly few that
Starting point is 01:11:24 can successfully pull off a really good blunt fringe. Someone said they lost their job at the company they'd been with 20 years. Boom, here gone. Bob and a fringe, all together. Pop and a fringe. That's a combo. Bloody how. 20 years is a long time. Okay. Kristen, morning.
Starting point is 01:11:41 Morning. Morning, Kristen. Why did you get bangs? So it wasn't just bangs. I also gave myself an undercut. Oh, Jesus. Shaved off half my head. Oh, that must have been something very big. Oh, God. So I was in the middle of studying to become a nurse,
Starting point is 01:11:56 attending placements, which were two to 11 p.m. shifts. I barely got to see my partner. And I was just kind of finding out that I was losing a baby. Oh, that'll do it. I'm so sorry to hear that you went to next. Did the bangs make you feel any better? Um, eh. Not really.
Starting point is 01:12:17 Yeah, I'd imagine a question that you'd probably... It'd take a lot. It would take a lot too, yeah. Yeah, thanks Christa. Well, she tried, you know, she tried to make herself feel better, I guess. Yeah, let's go through. All right, let's go to Linda. Morning, Linda.
Starting point is 01:12:29 Bye. Okay. What was it for you that you had to get bangs? Everybody forgot my birthday, my family, my friends, everybody. Pieces of what? Wait, was it a big birthday? Was it like a milestone, like a 30 or a 40 or something? No, I don't think so.
Starting point is 01:12:47 I don't think so. I think it was like the week of my sister's wedding. And it was to the following week, it was my oldest sister's birthday, that someone remembered it was my birthday the week before. And so obviously a lot of people remember birthdays these days because of Facebook, and it wasn't on there. You know, I feel like a lot of people use that to remind themselves. But did you have any, when it was your actual birthday,
Starting point is 01:13:10 was there an inkling of you to try and nudge people to remind them, or you just let it go? No. I just thought they would remember later on or, you know, Maybe they're planning the dinner or no. And I'm going to ask you the same question that I asked, Kristen, did it make you feel better after getting them? No, actually, because I was in the wedding party,
Starting point is 01:13:30 I actually, like, I wrecked it. Yeah. Not a good idea to cut them right before photos. And I had to wear, like, I had to wear some sort of headband type thing, like keep my house. Yeah, so I think all we've found out here is bangs aren't the answer to happiness. No, they never are. They never are.
Starting point is 01:13:46 We do it. We do it to ourselves. Linda, if you hold there, we'll give you a double pastor. must-see movie. 28 billion-dollar inheritance, seven relatives standing in the way How to Make a Killing. It's in cinemas on Thursday. Brittany also says, wonder if it's because
Starting point is 01:13:59 they say hair holds memories. Could be it, I think. I've never heard that, doesn't it? It's almost spiritual cutting your hair off, definitely. I mean, remember Taylor Swift did it after her and Calvin Harris got together or got done. I reckon you'd suit an undercut and a bang's combo, me? You should do that tomorrow and bring it to the show. You're a bad friend.
Starting point is 01:14:16 I think you're a bad friend. You are a bad friend. Am I? Holy shit! You made it the whole way through. If you want more, find them on Instagram at Edge Breakfast. See you tomorrow. And then if that's not enough, check out our only fans. Podcast, that is.
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