ZM's Bree & Clint - ZM's Bree & Clint Podcast - 10th April 2025

Episode Date: April 10, 2025

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ZM's Brie and Clint podcast. It's our radio show, but wrapped up in a neat little package just for you. It's ZM's Brie and Clint podcast. ZM's Brie and Clint, thanks to KFC's new Nashville Zinger FLG wrap. Tonight, we are going to witness the most anticipated show in the history of professional radio. ZM's Brie and Clint. Bola banage, everybody, and welcome to the Brie and Clint Show.

Good afternoon, good afternoon. Went to the New Zealand premiere of The Last of Us last night. Took my mum. She'd never seen season one. Oh, yeah. But she was just excited to go to a premiere. She was like, where did all these zombies come from? She was loving it.

And then there's a few, look, not to give any spoilers, I mean, there's a few jump scares. Yeah. And my mum, in this full cinema, was doing these ones. Oh, my God! Holy hell! I was doing these ones. Oh, my God! Holy hell! I was like, mum. But the hardest part is no one else was doing that.

If I was there, I would have. Yeah, you probably would have. I'm very jumpy. Yeah, you probably would have. I screamed in the Joker Follet-A-Doux movie. Do you remember that? Because of how bad it was. The Joker Lady Gaga movie.

Yeah. I screamed, this movie sucks! Stop singing! I think I screamed too. I was like, I agree! Why are you singing again?

Enough singing! Nothing has happened. Stop singing. We get it. You can sing. We want to see more acting. Oh, that really did suck.

But anyway, my mum hadn't seen season one of The Last of Us, loved last night's episode so much, she went home and she's now watching season one. Well, she should watch it in reverse because she's seen the first episode of season two. She should watch the last episode of season one next and work backwards towards, she'll watch a zombie apocalypse in reverse.

Unapocalypse. Unapocalyptic, yeah. Yeah, she was obsessed. She's like, oh, this show's great. We will have Caitlin Dever on the show tomorrow from The Last of Us. Yeah, she plays Abby in season two. She's also on Apple Cider Vinegar.

Yeah, she played Bill Gibson, the main character on Apple Cider Vinegar. Let's play Tradie vs. Ladies. Scores of 31 tradies, 24 ladies. No, 31 ladies, 24 tradies. That's the 1A. You can call now 0800-DIAL-ZM and we'll get you on. Play ZM's Bree and Clint.

It's Tradie vs. Ladies. Three, two, one. Here we go. The score update. Everyone likes a score update and so do we. The tradies on 24, the ladies on 31 for the year. Our lady is from Taranaki. She's 20 and she is a South African teen mum.

Welcome to the show, Kayleigh. Hi, Kayleigh. Hey. How long have you been in New Zealand for? Pardon? How long have you been in the country for? Four years. Four years.

Oh, there you go. You're taking on our tradie today. They're playing as a team. They are from Auckland, a 35 and 9 years old, a father-son duo. Welcome to the show, Vinat and Nishad. G'day, guys. Thank you. Playing as a team today, we like to see it.

Do you play in the car and how often do you win? This is our first time and it's my son's birthday, so he wanted to dial in today. Happy birthday, Nishad. Happy birthday, Nishad. Thank you. Okay, good luck, guys. Your buzzer is tradad. Happy birthday, Nishad. Thank you. Okay, good luck, guys. Your buzzer is tradie.

Kayleigh, your buzzer is lady. The first team to get three correct answers will win tradie versus lady. Here we go. Best of luck question number one. Mama always said, laugh was like a box of chocolates is a line from which movie?

Lady. It's hard to tell, wasn't it? Claudia, you have to split them. Who was it? I think it might have been Lady. Lady. Kayleigh? Forrest Gump.

Forrest Gump. It is Forrest Gump. One to the ladies. Question number two. AI is the buzzword of the tech world right now. What does AI stand for? Grady. Grady.

Yes, Bernard and Nishad. Artificial intelligence. Well done. Well done, Nishad. Unless you're a farmer, in which case it stands for artificial insemination. Both. Interesting. Both.

Both scary. Question number three. We're one apiece. Buzz in when you can tell me who sings this. Oh, won't you stay with me? Kayleigh's in. Kayleigh. Sam Smith.

Sam Smith. It is Sam Smith. Well done. Two to the ladies, one to the tradies. Question number four. In Greek mythology, who was the god of the sea? Thaddeus. Yes. Vinard and Neshad. What did you say?

Poseidon. Poseidon is right. Well done, Neshad. All over it. We'll ignore Dad's answer and we'll go with your answer, which is the correct answer. Neshad keeps them in the game. We are all tied up here at two apiece.

This is for the win. Question number five. In what year did PlayStation release their first gaming console? Was it 1990, 1994 or 1998? I'm going to say Tradies got in. Yeah, Venat and Nishad. 1990. Ooh.

No, Kayleigh. Ooh. No. Kayleigh? 1994. Well done. She's got it. Is that the win? That is the win. It's a win for the ladies.

She's a lady. Oh, oh, oh, she's a lady. Guys, that was a great game. Kayleigh, you deserve your victory. You've got 50 bucks coming your way. Well done. Well done. Can we find something for the birthday boy?

Yes. How about that? Because you were that close. What do you Can we find something for the birthday boy? Yes. How about that? Because you were that close. What do you reckon, Nishad? I don't know. Well, we're going to find you something. We're going to shout you guys KFC for dinner and, Kayleigh, you get the cash.

Well done. All right. Okay. Thank you. Everyone's a winner. Everyone's happy? Question mark? I think so.

Question mark? Lost for words. Lost for words, yeah. ZDM's Brie and Clint podcast. Everyone's a winner. Everyone's happy? Question mark? I think so. Question mark? Lost for words. Lost for words, yeah. ZDM's Brie and Clint podcast. We do love to showcase the times when people get words wrong and they've gotten the word wrong for a long time. And sometimes you only find out decades after you've been saying it wrong. What was the one you found out this year?

Oh, midriff. Oh, yeah. Not you found out this year? Oh, midriff. Oh, yeah. Not midrift. Not two words, midrift. It's midriff. Midriff. It's a midriff. Yeah, stop putting a gap between.

It's midriff. Midriff. Yeah. Midriff. Midriff. Midriff. Your tummy section. Midriff.

You're showing off your midriff. Can I say a lot of people, I reckon, thought it was midriff you're showing off your midriff i can i say a lot of people i reckon thought it was midriff yeah because i would tell people and they go what and i feel like a lot of people were saying midriff yeah i think so yeah um i also was saying they're still wrong though yeah well obviously i also used to say and this is i blame my mother who told me that the stuff in your eyes when you wake up from a sleep is called sleep sleep yeah not sleep yeah like what goes on the road when it snows yeah i feel like sleep makes more sense than sleep i can see how you get to sleep because it's like accumulated at nighttime, like sleep.

But no, it's sleep, which also makes sense because it happens while you sleep. Yeah, but sleep isn't, you know, sleep is something you do. It's weird to get sleep from sleep. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Strange. Have you ever said anything wrong? No. You're perfect.

I came across this woman who has been saying something wrong and recently she found out. Hold on. I just saw a girl with a cat who had this name and she pronounced it Onyx. And I have never heard somebody say that name out loud. You want to know how I thought that was pronounced? Tell me why all these years I've been saying Oynx. O-N-Y-X. O-N-Y-X.

O-N-Y-X. Oinks. Oinks. Does she never watch Pokemon? Yeah, because there's an Onix Pokemon. Yeah. She never played Pokemon? Obviously not.

Oh, she would have and she had an Oinks. Yeah. Get him, Oinks. Get him, Oinks. Which if you've seen the Pokemon Onix, definitely suits Onix more than Oinks. Oinks works as a Pokemon. Oinks doesn't work as a stone. No, no.

Oh, look at my beautiful Oinks ring. What stone is that? Oh, it's Oinks. It's an Oinks ring. Good on her for owning it. Yeah. And you have that same opportunity this afternoon To own it

You know Take the power back Make fun of yourself Before other people make fun of you Exactly And tell us the word that you were saying wrong For a long long time Give us a call now

0800 dial ZM Or you can text us on 9696 Maybe you want to dob in yourself You can dob in a friend We don yourself. You can dob in a friend. We don't mind. You can dob in a sibling. Stupid sibling. Or your parents.

That is Franklin. We're asking you about the times you've found out you've been saying words wrong. This lady has been very brave on TikTok by admitting hers. Hold on. I just saw a girl with a cat who had this name and she pronounced it Onyx. And I have never heard somebody say that name out loud. You want to know how I thought that was pronounced? Tell

me why all these years I've been saying oinks. O-N-Y-X. So good. From Onyx to Topaz. Welcome to the show Topaz. Hi Topaz. Hiya. What's the word you've been saying wrong this whole time? I've been've been saying wrong this whole time? I've been saying postponed wrong this whole time.

Postponed. Okay, postponed. How have you been saying it? Postphoned. Postphoned. I can't like that. I can't make the meeting. It's going to have to be postphoned. I heard it from my nana one day.

I don't know why. And ever since I called it postponed. You've never seen it written down? You never had a look at how it was spelled? No, I never saw it written down or anything. And I literally, one day I was walking with one of my mates and he looked at me and he's like, oh, I've got to postpone that. I was like, no, it's postponed.

It's a postponement. And you were so sure about it. He's like, ah, no, no. You're like, I heard my grandma say it 15 years ago. It's postponed. I had so much confidence. And he just looked at me and he was like, no. No.

No, honey. Oh, Topaz, no. God, there's so many times you would have told people that you had to postpone things. Did I just hear that? They would have just turned up because they wouldn't have known what you meant. Shot, Topaz. Let's go to Levi.

Hi, Levi. Hi, Levi. Hi. Tell us, mate, what was the word you were getting wrong? It was chaos. Chaos. The word chaos. Okay.

Oh, no, you weren't saying chaos, were you? I took the video game back to the shop and told them I didn't like the character Chow's. Chow's. The character Chow's. Chow's. I can see it. C-H-A-O-S. Chow's.

So the person behind the counter and someone from my school were behind me and they just looked at it like, Chow's. How would you have pronounced chaotic? It's probably only like eight. I don't think I'd come across chaotic. Yeah, right. Chowotic.

Chowotic. Chowotic. Chowotic. Yeah. All right. That's good. Bit of chows going on in the background there, Levi, so we'll leave you to it.

Thank you. Someone texted through and they said, my little brother, before I joined the family, I had to correct him on two things. He was saying smash potatoes instead of mashed potatoes, I'm assuming. Oh, yeah, smash potatoes sound like something else. Yeah. Sound yum.

Which is a different thing, but I'm assuming he was meaning mashed potatoes. And he used to say coconut. Coconut. I'm just going to have some nice coconut milk. Can you see how smashed potatoes works, though? Like you before when you potatoes works, though? Like you before when you were saying, what was the one where you were like, oh, sleep and sleep.

Smashed potatoes. It doesn't seem weird because they are smashed potatoes, don't they? They're smashed up, yeah. Someone said, I used to say weather forecast. Weather forecast. I mean, it makes sense, again. Doesn't it? Yeah, I guess.

Like what's going to fall from the sky? I used to say window still instead of window sill until I was about 16. Kind of innocent, but definitely got bullied. Does anybody else out there say window still? I'm sure there's others. Don't worry. I'm sure there's others. Someone said my mother-in-law confidently called capsicums Capricorns.

And we now never say the word capsicums in our family. They're always known as Capricorns. Capricorns. And we now never say the word capsicums in our family. They're always known as Capricorns. I've been calling satellite cellulite. Oh, yeah, that's a pretty big mistake. So Elon Musk has got a whole lot of cellulites. And you can see them in the... Look in the sky. In the night sky. You can see all the cellulite.

Oh, you can see all the Starlink cellulite. Yeah. Connor's here. Hi, Connor. Hi, Connor. Afternoon, team. How are we? Good, thank you, mate.

What was the word you were getting wrong? So it was a phrase, and it was sending something to Helena Handbasket. Helena Handbasket. Helena Handbasket, yep. And I thought that was a woman's name, Helena Handbasket. Oh, my God.

I like it. You're going to see, you're going to Helena Handbasket. Oh, my God. I like it. You're going to see, you're going to Helena Handbasket. Yeah. Yes, and I thought she was just someone who really muffed something up. Really caused a lot of. We're going to send you to see Helena Handbasket. Really caused a lot of chows. Yeah.

Oh, no, you don't want to go see her. Chows. Chowotic. That Helena Handbasket really causing a lot of chows. Thanks, Connor. We appreciate that. Did you see the one about the fancy water? No.

I'm nervous to read it because I don't know if I'm going to say it right, but I'll give it a crack because that'll make it even funny if I get it wrong. They said, took until almost 50 for my husband to learn that antipodes wasn't pronounced antipodes. Antipodes, yeah, yeah. We were in a fancy restaurant talking about splurging on fancy water. Did I say it right? Yeah, you did.

Antipodes. Yeah, yeah. Come on. A friend of mine who has her masters used to think a hearse was called a horse. I like how they have to. a hearse was called a horse. I like how they have to. Why would it be called a horse? I love how they have to add the hashermasters in there. I used to say kernel the way that it was spelt,

not the way that it is said. I went to KFC with my husband and I ordered the colonel burger. I bet, you know what? I bet they get that a lot. I reckon they do. At KFC. I reckon they get it all the time, so don't worry. Someone else said, I always called it a logarithm instead of an algorithm.

A logarithm. A logarithm, I like it. I work at New World and I do tastings. I had a lady come over and go, oh, hon, look at this cummingowda. She was talking about cumin gouda. Cummingowda. Yeah, that's good Very good Take her out for dinner first

Zed Eames, Bray and Clint Here's a question Before going to bed I am the type of person I'll take my earrings out I'll take my rings off if I'm wearing rings. Sometimes I even go as far as taking my necklace off. Okay.

I wonder, is anyone else like that or do people just keep their stuff on? Because my partner, all the stuff stays on. So you'll go full nude, she'll stay bejeweled. Yeah. Okay. And I was wondering, is it just me that's taking everything off? Right. I don't wear necklaces or earrings.

I do wear a watch and a ring. Do you take your watch off? Nah, because I want to get my sleep data. Oh, I couldn't sleep with a watch on. It's a pretty big, chunky watch too. It's a big, chunky watch too. Yeah. I could not do it. I like to sleep with it on

because it gives me all kinds of information about how I slept. It would make me sleep bad. Really? Yeah, like that I can't have anything on my wrist. Do you wear rings? Sometimes. Would you take them off? Yes. Have you got a bowl beside the bed or something? A bowl? Yeah.

A little dish. A dish. A little dish put all my bits and bobs in. What about you, Claudia? Are you taking your jewellery off before bed? It depends. I keep all my earrings and like piercings and stuff in. I would never, I never take them out. Which ones?

All your ears? All my ears. Really? Well, you've got quite a few in your ears, don't you? Oh, no. Well, at the moment, I do have a few piercings, but I've just got my singles in. You take that out every day and put it back in? Every night. I cannot sleep with earrings in. But what about your but I've just got my singles in. You take that out every day and put it back in? Every night.

I cannot sleep with earrings in. But what about your nose ring? No, that stays in. See, that's weird. And I can't feel it, whereas my earrings I can feel. Yeah, right. If I'm sleeping on my side. I guess you don't sleep on your nose.

No. Unless you're a face. Some people do. Someone texted her and they said, all off every single night except for my watch for my alarm. Yeah, right. Someone else said, my missus takes her rings off, I leave my ring on. Yeah, because that guy's still married when he's asleep.

Her, she's looking to hit on dudes in her dreams. Yeah, well, then you can just have fun in your dreams. No one's going to find out. Take everything off. I can't stand stuff still being on. Rings, watch, necklace, all off. Weirdos if they keep them on. I agree.

It's weird to me if you keep it on. It depends how bling in your ring is. Like mine is just a standard band. It's not affecting anything. I feel like, yeah, earrings are my main thing I need to take off. Yeah, right. And a watch. I could not wear a watch. So need to take off. Yeah, right. And a watch. I could not wear a watch.

So full nude sleeper. Yeah. Have to. Yeah. Text us on 9696. Are you taking all your jewellery off or are you leaving it all on? I wonder if there's a correlation between people who actually sleep nude and take everything off.

Someone said, I keep my earrings on but my glasses and watch come off. Is anyone sleeping in glasses? You know what? She's not here, but I reckon if she could, Ella would sleep in her glasses. Surely not. She was about to try and get married in her glasses. Someone text us if you're sleeping with your glasses on.

You must be the most, like, stable sleeper where you just don't move and you sleep on your back I take everything off before my shower and then I go wee in a dish oh no no sorry

then they go in a wee dish yeah let's hope they're not weeing in dishes before sleep we didn't ask

were you wee Jesus also just wee in the shower yeah like a normal person like a normal person. Like a normal person. Just, you're going for a shower.

Take my stuff off, wee in a dish, go have a shower. Like a normal person. Yeah. Most people are saying everything off. I do a wee in the shower. I also have a dish in the kitchen for my rings. Okay, thank you for clarifying. Yeah, good.

Good to know. ZM's Bree and Clint podcast. Let's get to Los Angeles for the latest. The Tea, live from LA with Dean McCarthy. The Tea even, and before we go anywhere, is it your birthday today, Dean? Stop. It is.

It is. 23 today? Again? Stop. It is. It is. 23 today? Again? Again? Never been kissed. Never been kissed. On the lips. Oh, he's such an innocent little boy. Well, happy birthday,

Dean. We love you very much. Happy birthday. Tell us about the basketball superstar who's being turned into a Ken doll. Oh my goodness. I know. I'm a Ken doll. Oh, my goodness. I know. I'm a bit jealous. I'm like, where's my Ken doll?

But, yeah, look, LeBron James, I mean, he's the highest paid athlete in the world. He has now landed himself his very own Ken doll, first male athlete ever. Now, it is so adorable. It's the little Ken doll. It's not in his typical Lakers playing outfit. It's in, like, a really cool kind of outfit, actually. But it's actually one inch higher than a typical Dole because, you know, he is six foot nine, right?

He's six foot nine. So they had to make it like, you know, taller. It's very cool. A lot of talk and drama about, you know, Dole at the moment because 40% of them are made in China and there's all these tariffs and blah, blah, blah. Oh, yeah. But I've got some insight because, you know, I work for the NBA.

Sometimes I obviously am a correspondent for a network that covers the NBA. I want to tell you some tea on LeBron James. So, first of all, this is stuff you never see on TV. He gets to park underneath the court. He drives in under the court. He has a Maybach, this big Maybach that's all blacked out. And then when he comes upstairs, he actually has his own bodyguards. None of the other players have bodyguards,

but LeBron James has bodyguards. So when he comes through the back corridors and stuff, he actually has bodyguards with him because he's so famous. And when he comes out on the court, bodyguards, how many are we talking? Two, three? Two. Two, they're big. You can imagine they're enormous. But are they bigger than LeBron?

That's the problem. You need a bodyguard. You need someone who looks tougher than you. And how are you going to be bigger and tougher than LeBron James? No, well, yeah, well, that's the thing. They're wider, but they're not taller. Oh, okay. A lot of fans try and jump over there.

Everyone goes crazy when he arrives. Yeah, of course. It's really different. Oh, there you go. Do you guys reckon those LeBron James Kindles will be collector's items? Like if you bought one and kept it in the box in 20 years' time, that's got to be worth something, doesn't it? Yeah.

For sure. I reckon they'll sell like hotcakes. He's one of the most popular people in the world. Totally. You know? That's the tea. With our Hollywood correspondent, Dean McCarthy. The ZM Podcast Network.

There is a lady in the news today. Her name is Amanda Faulkner. She's from Napier. And she's in the news because she says her smartwatch saved her life. I love these stories. It was giving her notifications that her resting heart rate had changed. So it noticed that something was different. It was usually, her resting heart rate was usually. So it noticed that something was different.

It was usually, her resting heart rate was usually around 55 beats per minute. She's quite healthy. She's pretty normal. But the watch noticed that her resting heart rate had increased into the 90s. So almost doubled. Yeah, that's unusual. But she hadn't noticed. Like I think if my heart rate was increased, I don't know that I'd noticed if it was constantly increased

or I'd go, oh, I've had a few too many coffees today. Would make you feel a lot more tired, that's for sure. Oh, yeah, she did say she was feeling tired. She thought it was probably nothing, but luckily she went to her GP anyway. And because she could show her GP all the data from her watch, which is on her phone, and they could download it and put it into a graph. Within four hours, they diagnosed her with,

excuse me if I say this wrong, acute myeloid leukemia. What? She had leukemia, and her watch was the only thing that gave it away. It's a rare type of blood cancer. And she knows because of the watch. Obviously, she's got a long way to go To get it

This is in January that this happened Hopefully this was early though But it was early because the watch picked up on it before any symptoms came through Picked up on the heart rate So yeah she's not better yet But if her watch didn't alert her early She says that she would almost Definitely have died from it

That's incredible Isn't that insane? Yeah, that's wild. And she probably got the watch, like we all get the watch, so she could count her steps, you know? The biggest thing that people get smart watches for. I know, I know. We want to know this afternoon what is the gadget that saved your life?

It doesn't have to be a smart watch or a smart ring or something like that technology what's the piece of technology we were going through some of them before some of the obvious ones are those um defib machines you see at the gym and they're in like a plastic case or a glass case and you've got to like break them out yeah someone back to life yeah because, because obviously, you know, ambulances and hospitals have them, but like just a defib that's sitting on the wall. Yeah. You said EpiPen before. Does that count as a device?

I mean. Kind of is. Yeah, I think so. Yeah. Yeah, an EpiPen. But what about devices that aren't medical? Like what if a George Foreman grill saved your life, you know? I would love to hear how. I would love to know how a George Foreman grill saved your life.

If it wasn't for this grill, which knocked out the fat, you would be dead by now. Does that count? Did they work, George Foreman grills? I think they did. But did they work for, like, healthiness? Yeah, I reckon. They sold a hell of a lot of them.

They sold a shitload of them. Imagine like... And all it was was a toasty press that was a bit higher at the back. Let's be real. No one from our generation would have known who the hell George Foreman was. No, I thought he made grills. Yeah. I found out like in my mid-twenties that he was a boxer.

That's how popular that damn grill was. We all know who he is. Are people still buying George Foreman grills, or do you reckon the air fryer has... Wait, let me have a look. They still exist. Foreman grill. But do people still get a George Foreman when they go flatting,

or do they just get an air fryer? How much do you reckon a George Foreman grill is? I'd be pissed off if I paid more than $65 for it. George Foreman fit grill? Mm. Large? Yeah. $90 for it. George Foreman Fit Grill. Large. Yeah. $90.

Oh, yeah, for the large. Oh, crazy. There's a sale on a Briscoe's for them right now. What are the odds? Okay, forget the George Foreman Grill. We want to know what the gadget was that you reckon saved your life. It's ZM's Brie and Clint podcast. There's a lady from Napier in the news today who says her Apple Watch saved her life. It's ZM's Brie and Clint podcast. There's a lady from Napier in the news today who says her Apple Watch saved her life.

It alerted her to the fact that her resting heart rate was increased. She went to the doctor and the doctor said wow, you've got leukemia. And she wouldn't have known otherwise. Well, she wouldn't have known that early. No. And she's now being treated for it. Yeah, it's crazy

how much smart watches and those kind of things. Notice about you. Yeah. Yeah. Like they obviously actually do work. I read something that they said the way the smartwatches are going and the information they're detecting, they reckon very shortly they'll be able to give you an indicator whether you're at risk of dementia.

Oh, I thought you were going to say, they'll let you know when you're going to do a poo. They probably could, yeah. Can you imagine? Hey, I'm planning on going for a really big run. Be like, poo's scheduled for 7.25. What time? I need a two-hour window.

When's the best time, optimal time for me to run? Imagine if it tells you exactly what time. Just like, do not run in the next 45 minutes or you will shit yourself. Like, gets it down to the minute? You're like, whoa. Well, who would have thought that we would have things like AI now? You know, we laugh about it. You might have a poo scheduler. The biggest thing that AI gets used for in the next decade.

Tell me when my bowel movement is. Poo scheduler. Anna's here. Hi, Anna. Hi, Anna. Hi, how are you going? Good, thanks. What's the device that saved your life, Anna? It was an oximeter. You know those things that you finger? Everyone seemed to get one during

COVID. An oximeter. Yeah, yeah. Does your blood oxygen level, eh? Yeah. Yeah, that's right. So my husband was actually in intensive care for complications of the flu. And anyway, I came down with it and I woke up and I felt rubbish and I thought, oh, you know what? I'm just going to chuck it on my finger just out of curiosity.

And within the hour, I was admitted to intensive care with extremely low blood pressure. They just couldn't get it up. Yep. And so my husband and I were neighbours in intensive care for a week. You and your husband both got the flu so bad you ended up in ICU. Yeah.

Crazy. Yeah, that's wild. Obviously, you're both all right now. We're both all right now. Thank goodness. The recovery was rough, but we're okay and we're here to tell the tale. Okay, good. Do you still keep the oximeter?

I think the watch can do that now, too. Yeah, well, we don't have any of that stuff. We've just got the good old oximeter that I think my mum got off Timo. There you go. You're kidding. Thanks, Anna. We're asking the device that saved your life. Someone said I was getting my nails done, and the little drill nicked my cuticle in my nail bed.

I ignored it, and it got infected, so I went for blood tests. And when I saw my GP, my GP diagnosed me with severe anemia, like life-threatening if not treated. I wouldn't have had a blood test if that drill hadn't nicked me, so the drill saved my life. Severe anemia. Can that happen? Apparently.

Wow. My ninja slushie machine saved my life. Margaritas in 20 minutes. AKA work de-stress. I want one of those ninja slushies so bad. What do you want more? The ninja slushie or the ninja creamy? I can't choose

between. That's probably why I haven't bought either or. Why didn't they put them both in the same machine? That's a great question. I probably, oh, it's, in summer I'd want the slushy machine. Yeah, yeah. In winter maybe the creamy. Yeah.

Someone's texting to say their adult device saved their life. Yeah, I've heard that. Yeah, that does come in handy. Anything else? Man, there's Yeah, that does come in handy. Anything else? Man, there's some full-on texts in here. Yeah, there's some pretty amazing ones. We won't read out some of them, but if you've texted us, we have read it. Someone said, an X-ray of my broken back disclosed a tumour behind my heart.

They never would have found it unless they X-rayed it. Oh, my God. So the best thing that ever... Well, not the best thing. You broke your back. Yeah, the luckiest thing that happened to you was that you broke your back. That's wild. Talk about a silver lining.

Although I wouldn't feel like it at the time. It would not. You'd be like, well, now I've broken my back and I have a tumour. Yeah, great. Yeah. Got both things. Oh, hold the phone. Someone just said the creamy does slushies.

What? Okay, so we want a ninja creamy. Does the slushie do creamies though? Does the ninja slushie also do creamies? Why don't you get a slushie and I'll get a creamy? Well, it seems like you're getting the one that definitely does both. Okay. Well, you get the creamy then and I'll get the slushie.

I don't know. Wait, how much are they? Yeah, I don't know. Wait, how much are they? Yeah, I don't know. Ninja Creamy. You know you couldn't buy them? Did they sell out? They sold out. Kind of like the PS5. It was literally like the PS5.

It does feel like revolutionary technology. It does, doesn't it? Wait, there's a sale on at Briscoe's right now. That's crazy. You might be able to afford a Ninja Creamy and a George Foreman grill. I can get both. What a deal. It's ZM's Brinklin Podcast.

We're going to play What's the Plot next, if you're keen to play along with us. Call ZM now to play Brink Clint's What's the Plot? We're playing for $300 today. It's pretty good. Not a bad amount of cash. You need to beat Bree in our movie guessing game, but you only need to get two of them correct before she does. I've got a bad feeling about today.

Really? Are you off your game? Yeah, I feel like I am. I'm quite scattered today. Are you? Yeah. A little all over the shop, more than usual. Alright. Well, if you want to take advantage of that, 0800

dial ZM. Yeah, who wants to take advantage of me? Oh, a lot of people calling. Told you I was scared. Play ZDM's Breein Clint. Once upon a time, there was a girl. She was smart, debatable, talented, eh, athletic. Not really.

But picking a movie title based on just the plot line, that she can do. Breein Clint's What's The Plot? Our movie guessing game where today if you can beat Bree, you'll win $300 cash. Neil, good afternoon. Hi, Neil. Oh, hiya.

How's it going? Good, thank you. What are your favourite films you've seen recently? I've gone blank. Not The Substance. The Substance. Yeah. That movie scared the bejesus out of me.

Yeah, my partner couldn't finish watching it. It's full on, but I can see why it won awards, though. That movie wouldn't be eligible today because our theme today to celebrate the fact that our Lord and Saviour Lord has confirmed that there's new music coming. We're doing movies that have Kiwis in them. Okay. Because she's a Kiwi.

Got it. And she's famous around the world. But not for film. No, but these Kiwis are also famous around the world. Okay, got it. It's tenuous, but you know. Got it. We'll take it. I'll just say at the start, I've had to rewrite some of the movie plot lines, because Claudia does this, and I appreciate it,

but she's put two Melanie Linsky movies in there today. Do you not know any other New Zealand actors? Well, I put a bunch of other people too. Yeah, but you've overused Melanie Linsky. Yeah, she's got some great films. She's one of the best. How dare you? Does that mean you're not going to do any of hers now? No, there will be a Melanie Linsky. Yeah, she's got some great films. She's one of the best. How dare you? Does that mean you're not going to do any of hers now? No, there will

be a Melanie Linsky in there. There's a little teaser for you. One of the ones that I picked? Yes. Well, you're welcome. But I wasn't going to do two Melanie Linsky films. You know, it doesn't matter. Alright, stop fighting over Melanie Linsky. There's enough to go around. Neil, you buzz in with your name when you think you know what it is. Brie will do

the same. Don't wait for me to finish, okay? Best of luck, Neil. Cheers. Movie number one. Two teenage girls form a deep, obsessive friendship. Their intense bond, Neil. Heavenly Creatures?

Well done. What is it? Heavenly Creatures, starring Melanie Linsky. Oh, haven't seen it. I've never even heard of it, to be honest. Oh, wow. It's about those two Kiwi girls who unalived their mother. Oh, yeah, no, I have heard of this movie. Very old movie now.

Well done, Neil. You're on top. Yeah, I'm in trouble. Movie number two, starring at least one New Zealander. Very old movie now. Well done, Neil. You're on top. Yeah, I'm in trouble. Movie number two, starring at least one New Zealander. A billionaire creates a groundbreaking theme park. Brie. Jurassic Park.

Jurassic Park. Any for that one? Starring? Sam Neill. Sam Neill. Of course. The Decider. Oh, God, I feel like I'm in trouble here, but okay.

Yeah, Neil was right on you there. Yeah, I felt him. He was breathing down my neck. Third movie starring a New Zealander for What's the Plot? Set in Roman times, Brie. Brie, gladiator. Whoa! Sorry, Neil. Starring Russell Crowe, but damn.

Starring Russ. Neil, you had me worried. You can't take the $300 cash, but we will give you 50 KFC chicken dollars, Neil. Nice, thanks. As a consolation prize. He's disappointed, and I would be too. He had it.

He was right in there. I was worried. Neil, do you want to guess what the other Melanie Linsky film was? Can I have a guess? Yeah. Neil can have a guess. Coyote Ugly? No.

It was The Perks of Being a Wallflower. Oh. Yep. I've seen that. Shout out Melanie Lenski. Everybody, rejoice because Lorde is back. I am so happy. Like, this is what I needed.

I've been waiting for months, haven't I? I keep asking you. I'm like, when is it going to be? I know it's this year. How about that just yesterday we were talking about it on this show and we said that Lorde needs to put her music out now so she can save the New Zealand economy and she can drag us out of recession. I feel like I talk about it every day.

Yeah, true. Well, I woke up this morning to a video on TikTok of Lorde and I was like, wait, is this new? I feel like this is new Lorde. I checked the details and it is. She has posted 15 seconds of a brand new Lorde song. Since I was 17, I gave you everything. Now we wake from a dream.

Well, baby, what was that? Oh, she's back, baby. And it's good. It is good. I'm already hooked. It is 15 good seconds. The video, there's very little detail, but I can give you the detail that we've got.

The video is a TikTok video. It's not on her Instagram. It's only on her TikTok. It's her walking through Washington Square Park in New York City. Okay. She's got like a wallet chain on. She's her walking through Washington Square Park in New York City. Okay. She's got like a wallet chain on. She's bringing back wallet chains. I think she's got a carabiner with a whole lot of

keys on it. Yeah, it looked like a carabiner to me. And Claudia confirmed it, who is the expert on carabiners on this show. No, call her what you called her before. Yeah, say it. The lead lesbian on this show. Yeah. Just because I was messaging you from the Carabiner Isle

in Bunnings, the other day. The Carabiner Islands. No. Oh, Carabiner Isle. I was messaging Bree being like, look at this one.

She literally messaged me photos of which Carabiner she should get. And I was like, how am I supposed to know? Some of them had tools on them. Not for rock climbing either. We don't have the rest of the song.

We don't know when we're getting it. We don't know when the album is coming out. It would make sense for the song to come out tomorrow though. New Music Friday. It would make sense to tease it. Stop. Do you reckon we could get it as early as tomorrow? I think so. Why would you wait? I knew this was going to tease it. Stop. Do you reckon we could get it as early as tomorrow? I think so.

Why would you wait? I knew this was going to be good. I'd called it. When she was on, girl, so confusing. I was like, she's back. She's back. Yeah, she's back. We've got it.

And I can't wait to hear the rest of it. Do you want to hear some of the other speculation? Yeah, what's the speculation? So there's no info. And people are just in hyperdrive filling in the blanks. One of the theories is that there's definitely a Lorde album coming soon because she only releases albums every four years. 2013, 2017, 2021 and now 2025.

So this is the year yeah right it has to be this year she also has a pattern of releasing music on the winter and summer solstices which means that her new if that's true and she keeps to that pattern

the album would be released on the 21st of June the winter solstice which is still a wee way away. Yeah, that's still a couple of months away. April, May, June. Yeah, but I mean... But who knows? Who knows? Could be tomorrow. Could be tomorrow. I feel like it's Christmas

Eve. Or it could be ages away. She could be like... She waits till the end of December. She's like, got ya. Anyway, we have 15 seconds of Lorde, and that's 15 more seconds of Lorde that we've had for the last four years. When I was 17, I gave you everything.

Now we wake from a dream. Well, baby, what was that? Oh, yeah, I like it. I'm so excited. I reckon we celebrate with our favourite Lorde song. In my head. Do we have the same favourite Lorde song? We celebrate with our favourite Lorde song. Do we have the same favourite Lorde song? We have the same favourite Lorde song.

Cute! How cute are we? Question, if your parents were millionaires, billionaires, would you be pissed off if you didn't automatically become a millionaire slash billionaire? Yeah. Would you feel cheated? Would you want to work hard to achieve your own fortune? I guess it depends how they would have raised me. Doesn't, what, you just automatically think you deserve to be a billionaire?

No, no. It's just life is tough. And if you won the lottery at birth, wouldn't it be nice to have that to fall back on? I don't know what you mean though. I don't know that I would ever try hard at anything if I knew there was a billion dollars waiting for me. Yeah. But you don't get it until they die. So

you sit there rubbing your hands together waiting for mum and dad to kick the bucket. The reason I ask is Bill Gates, once upon a time the richest man on the planet, founder of Microsoft, has talked about how much money his kids will inherit when he dies. Yeah, I've read stories about this before where he's been pretty open to the fact. Yes, and he hasn't changed his tune. He's just reiterated it.

That he's been like, they're not going to get hardly anything. He said, we are not a dynasty. I'm not asking them to run Microsoft. I want to give them a chance to have their own earnings and success, be significant, and not overshadowed by the incredible luck and good fortune I've had. And I bet they're all like, shut up, Dad, and give us the money. Dad.

Shut up, Dad. Cute, Dad and give us the money. Dad. Shut up, Dad. Cute Dad, give me the money. He said they will get less than 1% of his fortune. So what would that be? I've been crunching the numbers. Bill and Melinda Gates have three children. Bill's current net worth is $102.2 billion. Wow.

That's how much money he's worth. He said the kids will get less than 1%. Let's say the kids split 1%. Well, we don't know if they're going to get 1% each. Yeah, but he said they'll get less than 1%. So let's assume that they're going to split a percent. Okay. Bugger all.

Not really. Yeah. When it's 100 billion. A third of a percent of his money each. Yep. How much are they getting each? $340,666,666. Oh, I mean, how will they survive?

I know. Wouldn't you be pissed off? You'd be so slighted. Zed-Anne's brain cleanse. What is the secret to King Charles and Camilla's successful marriage? He didn't cheat on her with another woman like he did Diana? That could be something to do with it. It could be part of it.

Could be part of it. I don't know. They say that a big part of it is their sleeping arrangements. Oh. So, story out today, at the Clarence House, which is where I believe they live in London, at the Clarence House, they are privileged enough to have their own bedrooms as well as a shared bedroom.

Yeah, right. So they have their own bedrooms, then they have the room where they share a bedroom. Right. And they pick and choose when they would like to sleep in their own rooms versus sleep together in the same bed. God, my wife would love that. She would absolutely love it.

The issue is I don't think she would ever opt for the shared bedroom. Yeah, right. Every night after we finish our TV show, I'd be like, shall we hit the shared bed tonight? And she'd be like, nah, I'm good. You can go to my nice clean bed. You can go to your sweaty sheets. It gets better for them though.

It's more than that. Okay. They not only do they have separate bedrooms, but they also stay in separate homes sometimes. For some healthy alone time, according to the royal experts. Apparently they both have their own country homes and Camilla spends every other weekend there,

also spends the summer there. I feel like she's just trying to get away from the guy. I mean, I listened to a podcast where Paul Henry said that him and his partner maintain separate. Bedrooms. Residences. What? They have separate houses.

Yeah. Yeah. And it works for them. I'm struggling to have one house. Must be nice. But if you could, if you could. Oh, I don't know. Yeah.

I wouldn't. I wouldn't be keen. I'd get very lonely. Yeah, me too. But again, if my wife is listening, she would attest to the fact. She would love it. She would love her own house. She'd be like, I'll sign on the dot of mine.

She'd be like, a house without you or any of your shit in it? Sign me up. Love you. Don't want to get divorced, but keen to not live with you anymore. There was that very famous storyline on one of the Sex and the City movies where Mr. Big says to Carrie,

what if I go and stay somewhere else for two nights? I think it was two nights a week. Oh yeah. And then the rest we stay together here and we do all the fun couple stuff. But two nights a week we both

get your own time. Get our own separate time. Was she into it? At first no. Yeah. And then I think eventually she came around to it and wanted to make him happy if that's what he needed. I feel like the man can't suggest it. No he did. He suggested it. Yeah I know but I feel like the man can't suggest it. No, he did. He suggested it.

Yeah, I know, but I feel like the man shouldn't suggest it because then you'll go and tell your friends about it and they'll be like, well, he's definitely cheating on you. Yeah, but I feel like – He definitely wants to have an affair two nights a week and then come home to you for the rest of the time. I feel like if that's what you were actually doing, you wouldn't have the balls to be like, let's have two nights off a week.

Like you would just sneak around and. Yeah, right. I don't know. Depends how confident you got with it. It's so funny. I didn't even think about that fact. Oh, really? It's the first thing that I thought about.

It's literally just me. I would have been like, oh, I'm hurt that you want two nights away from me. Like, am I that annoying? Can we just get a bigger house and I'll just go to the other end? Yeah, and then I'd think about it. I'd be like, yeah, no, I am that annoying? Can we just get a bigger house and I'll just go to the other end? And then I'd think about it and I'd be like, yeah, no, I am that annoying. Can we just get a granny flat? Yeah, do you want to, we'll just build a sleep out. We can put a little

kitchenette in there. Well, no one can afford separate houses as a couple, but that would be why man sheds exist, wouldn't they? Man caves. Yeah. So you can put all his stuff in there and he can go away and have some alone time and you can have some alone time. Yeah, totally. Does anybody put a beard in their man cave?

Yeah, I'd say so. A futon. I might sleep in the man cave tonight. Like a little futon so you can do your gaming and then you whip out the futon. Have a little sleep. We want to ask if some of the boys are over, you guys can have a little sleep over on the futon. Yeah. We want to ask if maybe some of the boys are over, you guys can have a little sleepover on the phone.

Yeah. We want to ask what's your unorthodox sleeping arrangement in your relationship? Separate beds, separate bedrooms, separate houses, night about in the bed. Do you reckon there's anyone listening that's married, still in a happy, loving marriage, but they live separately. Oh.

No. You don't reckon that exists? No, I don't, no. Oh, let's, okay. Not married. Not married. I don't think married, still living separately, no. Like, what if people...

Not by choice. Got married, had the kids, the kids have grown up, they've left, and then they've been like, sweet, let's get our own places, still happily married, and then they see each other, you know, whatever nights a week. Do you reckon that doesn't exist? No, except maybe for tax reasons. But I could be wrong and I'm willing to be corrected.

We'd love to hear your stories this afternoon. Z&M's Bree and Clint podcast. KC and Camilla got separate rooms. KC and QC. KC and QC got separate rooms, separate beds, they've got separate houses even and they say it's a big

part of the reason why they're still happily married. They also have a shared house and a shared bed. Yes. That's the key. They've got everything. They've got everything. They've got all their bases covered. So we've asked, do you have an unorthodox sleeping arrangement in your relationship and does it work for you guys? I feel like maybe if you have a

different set up, this could actually make you feel quite seen in this conversation. Yeah, I agree. Like this text. Me and my partner have slept in separate rooms for the last six years. I could not cope with the snoring, nut scratching, and sleep talking. I love the guy, but nah, cannot share a room with him. That's fair.

It would get to the point that everything they did annoyed you. And no one, well, that person would have got no sleep, so it makes you automatically angry at the other person. Totally. Ellie's here. Hi, Ellie. Hi, Ellie. Kia ora, team. How you automatically angry at the other person. Totally. Ellie's here. Hi, Ellie. Hi, Ellie.

Kia ora, team. How are you? Good, thank you, mate. Is this you and your relationship, unorthodox sleeping? No, it is my parents. So they have a super king bed. Right. They've got two dogs and three cats.

Okay. Two of the cats don't sleep in with them, but mum's older cat only likes mum. Okay. And so it likes to sleep up by her head. But when they got the other dog, the cat couldn't cope with having two dogs in the same room as her. And between the two dogs snoring, my dad snoring, and trying to sleep in a Super King bed with giant heavy dogs, mum was like, nah. So she's moved out and she sleeps in a single bed with the cat.

Just moved out of the room, not moved out of the house. Not moved out of the house, moved into her own room and she loves it. It's her own little paradise. Has she decorated it as her own room? Is it her room or is it just the room that she sleeps in? To be fair, it's more like the cat's room. Literally.

That's the cat's room. I'm not going to lie, it sounds like the cat is ruling the roost. Yes. Yeah. Yes. She's a bit of a hissy cat. But no. So that's how.

But they, yeah, they said it's so much better for them. Mum's not getting waking up annoyed and wanting to. And Dad probably doesn't care, right? He's like, oh, well. Oh, Dad sleeps through everything. Yeah, exactly. Dad doesn't even know that she's been sleeping out of the bed. No, I don't think he would have actually unless he'd told him to be here.

How long? How long have they been doing this for? I think it's nearly a year. It might be longer, but I know it's definitely been off and on, but it's now pretty much permanent now. Okay. Thanks, Ellie. We appreciate it.

Someone said, yes, we have separate bedrooms, but I legit never go for our room. Oh, but we're happily married for 15 years. So they've each got their own room and then they've got same as Charles and Camilla. So you always go for the same one. They said, yes, we do still have indoor gardening. We are a lot nicer to each other because we've both slept. Yes.

And his shins are bruise free now. Sounds like a win-win. What about this one? They said my aunt and uncle got married in 1990, lived together for four years, and then figured out they couldn't live together at all. They've been now living in

their own separate homes for 30 plus years, currently in their 70s and still happily married. Wow. There you go. We found it. Separate houses. We found it. Separate houses. We found it. Georgia's here. Hi, Georgia. Hi, Georgia. Hi, guys. How are you? We're good. Your parents have got an unorthodox sleeping

set up. They do. My mum and my stepdad, they've been married about 20 years and the last 15 years they've got their own houses. They live separately. Happily married. They have like two dinner dates nights during the week and then, like, sleepovers on the weekend.

How close are the houses, Georgia? Yeah. Pretty close, like a few kilometres, probably, or so. Who's got the nicer house, Georgia? Yeah. My mum's a clean person. Hers is nicer. Hers is cleaner

Pretty similar And your stepdad's got a bachelor pad He's got a man cave Wow okay I mean There you go It does exist I feel like it could be

If you needed separate houses I feel like it would be nice If they were on the same street Or walking distance from each other That would be nice I feel like Even Yeah I'd like my own wing of a house.

Or floor. Yeah, yeah. That's what we said, granny flat before. Yeah. Someone texted through, this is interesting. They said, I babysat for an actor in Hollywood who lived in the same apartment building as his wife, but different apartments on different floors.

Wow. There you go. I'd love to know who that was. That's the equivalent of being on the same street. Yeah. And then this text. My in-laws are happily divorced and have lived together for 20 years. See, that's also interesting.

That's the opposite. Yeah. Happily divorced and living together for 20 years. Fuzzy. There you go. Hey, whatever works for your relationship, I say go for it. The ZM Podcast Network. Free and clean., I say go for it. All right, let's do some birthday bangers for a Thursday.

Number one, songs when you turn 16. Who's up first? Nicole. Hi, Nicole. Hello. How's your week been so far, Nicole? It's been a busy one. Well, good to see the back end of it then.

Let's do your birthday, Banger. What's your birthday? 12th of July 1995. Alright, that means you were 16 in 2011. And we've done our calculations. Here's your birthday, Banger. Pitbull and Neo, Give Me Everything. What do you reckon, Nicole? I love it.

Yeah, it's a tune. It's an absolute boss. Still goes hard at a party. Yeah. Or a festival. Can't go wrong with Pitbull. Okay, wait there, Nicole. We're going to do a birthday banger for Tony.

Hi, Tony. Hello. Hello. Am I saying that right, Tony? Yeah, well, yeah, we're going to do a birthday banger for Tony. Hi, Tony. Hello. Hello. Am I saying that right, Tony? Yeah, well, yeah, that's fine. It's all good. Is it Tony? Tony.

It is Tony, but everyone mispronounces it. Well, now, let's get it right. I've just never seen the name Tony before. Tony, we want to get it right. I know. I know. I've got some French heritage in there, so that's how they say it. I can hear it in your accent, Tony.

S'il vous plaît. Tony. No, no, I sound really French, don't I? Yeah, don't you? Yeah, yeah. You're like a spince of champagne. You sound like a baguette to me. And I love bread.

All right, Tony, what is your date of birth, mate? It's the 13th of September, 1980. All right, that means you were 16 in 1996. Let's see if we've got something good for you. Oh, my Tony! That's a winner there. What a ripper. Bet that feels good.

Which Spice Girl were you when you were 16, Tony? Oh, in Attitude, probably Ginger. Ginger, yeah. Yeah. So just Ginger all round. Beautiful. Let's go to Scott for a birthday banger.

G'day, Scott. G'day, Scott. How you going? You all right? Yeah, not bad. Thank you, Scott. How are you? I'm good, thank you.

Good to hear. What's your birthday, Scott? I'm 23rd of September, 1981. All right, that means you were 16 in 1997. And, Scotty, this is your birthday banger. Oh, yeah. That's a good one as well. Not bad, not bad.

Not bad, not bad. That's a tune from Will Smith. Three good songs today. Yeah, I like them all. All for different reasons. I like Men In Black as a song. If I just had to pick on the song, I'd go Men In Black. Yeah, I'm feeling some Men In Black.

Are you? Yeah. I thought you were going to go with Tony I did love Tony and obviously Wannabe I mean you can't go wrong But yeah I'm feeling that Men In Black song Deal There's a deal And Scott you're the winner of birthday banger today

Congratulations Yeehaw There you go Scotty Let's get into it From the year 1997 The year that Scott was 16 Here's Men In Black on ZM Let's get into it. From the year 1997, the year that Scott was 16, here's Men in Black on ZM.

It's ZM's Brie and Clint podcast. ZM, Brie and Clint, that song is 28 years old this year. Men in Black. Will Smith. Yeah. I got that right, didn't I? Yeah, I did. Yeah.

28 years old. It's nearly three decades old. Yeah. Makes me feel so ill. Like, legitimately. But that's a birthday banger. Question. Do we have enough time for these things coming up?

Both things? Let me check. Because if we don't, what is going to take preference? Yeah, we've got time for both. We've got time for both. Yeah. You sure we can't just play a couple of extra songs? I'm a bit tired. We can play some extra songs, whatever you came for.

What do you most want to do next? The Whitney Challenge. You want to do the Whitney Challenge? Yeah. Alright, we'll do the Whitney Challenge and then if we still have time, then we'll do something else as well. If we've got time, but I mean, we could have a rest. Are we ready to do round three of the Whitney Challenge? I'm ready. Claudia,

are you ready? I don't know. The Whitney Challenge round three. Are you filming in case it happens today? Yes, I am. Not that I have any belief that it's going to happen today. Well, yesterday was terrible from all of us. You will have seen this on social media. We're doing it until one of us gets it.

We have to hit this bell. No, not until one of us gets it. We have to hit this bell. No, not until one of us gets it. We do it until everyone gets it. But if you get it, then you don't have to do it. It's like a radio endurance test. Ella, producer Ella, who's not here today, so it doesn't even matter because she got it on the first time.

She's been excused. She doesn't need to see this. I'd like Claudia to go first again. Yeah, I think so too. I think so too. Claudia, you got your bell? Yeah, I got my bell. Okay. Bell where we can see it.

It's on top of my head. Good luck. I wish you love. On the drum. On the drum. And I. We heard the sigh before the drum again It's not even funny anymore No, I found it funny

I found it very funny Yeah, it was pretty funny I found it funny because I wasn't doing it Yeah, me too But this time I will be doing it Okay I'd love to get out of this Yeah, I'd be so nice

I'd love to not come last You know what's going to happen though You two are going to get it And I'm going to have to take another four goes to do it And we'll do it until you get it Alright this is my turn It was too early last time So we're going to wait longer this time

I think it's right here Would have been here. Oh! Would have been technically so smooth if you nailed it. here as it hits. My hand was poised to come down.

You'll see it in the footage. It was... Vocally, you crushed it. Yeah. But, it doesn't count, unfortunately.

You're right, this is funny. Here's the bell. It's very funny when it's not happening to you Okay Brie your chance to get out of this Richard challenge I'm going to try today Oh today you're going to try That was close

That was the closest of the three of us so far. Of the nine attempts that the three of us have made, that was the closest. But not close enough. Not close enough. All right, well, round four of the Whitney Challenge will take place tomorrow. Yep.

I'm away tomorrow. It's just you and Claudia. We'll do it tomorrow. You've got to keep doing it, yeah. Challenge will take place tomorrow. Yep. I'm away tomorrow. It's just you and Claudia. We'll do it tomorrow. You've got to keep doing it, yeah. We will do it tomorrow. And then imagine if we both get it and then you come back. It's just you. If that happens, I'll be checking the tape.

Yes, and also if we get it tomorrow, it doesn't mean you'll last because you'll get one more go. Oh, right, yeah, yeah. So that will be big for you. All or nothing, yeah. Yeah. That will be big for you. All or nothing. Yeah. Okay. God damn it.

Pray for us. Bree and Clint. Oh, Star Wars a bit late on that one. That is the end of the Bree and Clint show, guys. Thanks for sticking with us. Surprised you're still here, but we're glad. I feel like as a radio show, our fuel light is on. I hear you on that.

We have a few more miles in the tank. It's been on for a while, though. And we have more than the computer says. Like it says we've got 50. We've got about 120. Yeah, right. But the light is on. The light is on, but we've been driving on the light

for a while. How long do you drive in the light? Nah, I don't hit the light anymore. Rich. I watched a TikTok. No, it's the same. No, it's the same. It costs the same. What kind of fuel do you put in your car?

The fuel that it needs. Shut up. What kind of fuel is that? Is it Le Premium? It is. Rich. More efficient, okay? It goes further. That's what they tell you.

No, I saw a thing that said that you shouldn't let your fuel light come on because when you are driving up a hill or down a hill kind of thing, your fuel slushes to the edge of the tank and that's when air and other shit can get into the petrol lines of your car. Yeah, but how are you ever going to get the old fuel out and fully refresh the fuel in there?

Oh, is that what you like to do, is it? Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I like to go so it's on... You like to suck her dry so you can fill her with fresh fuel. Just on a sniff of fuel and then put all new fuel in. Yeah. Well, you do that with your car.

Okay. I won't with my car. Okay, good deal. Have a great night. We'll see you guys back tomorrow. Bye-bye. Play ZM's Breein Clint on Insta, Facebook, TikTok and live weekdays from 3 on ZM.