ZM's Bree & Clint - ZM's Bree & Clint Podcast - 11th July 2024

Episode Date: July 11, 2024

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KFC's Hot and Spicy is back. Here for a good time, not a long time. It's the Tradie versus Lady! Thanks to the Toolshed. Kiwi owned, trusted by Tradies. Three, two, one, let's go! Yeah, we do love the Toolshed. Kiwi owned, trusted by tradies. Three, two, one, let's go. Yeah, we do love the Tool Shed.

Dishing out great prizes. And today is no different. The winner of Tradie vs. Ladies today will pick up that tool set, the 168-piece tool set with $149 and $50 cash. If you've been playing along at home, what is the score line at the moment, Ellie? Oh, the score is 60 to the ladies, 52 to the tradies. So there's only eight games in it. Yeah.

The tradies can easily come back, but it means they're going to have to at least maybe get in a win today. So let's talk to our tradie. They're from Hamilton. They're 27, and she can bend her pinky back. Please welcome to the show, Sarah. Hi, Sarah. How far are we talking, Sarah?

Like, I don't know, like right back? What, where you can touch your hand? No, not quite because my pinky's quite short. Oh, that's, have you injured it? Is that why? No, both my pinkies are just really short. I was born with them like that. They're not like, you know, yuck or anything. You wouldn't be able to tell if you had my hand. Just naturally flexible.

Okay, well, interesting fact. Let's see who you'll be taking on this afternoon. The lady, she's from Christchurch. She's 28 and she just found out she's pregnant today.urch, she's 28, and she just found out she's pregnant today. Welcome, Laura. Congrats. Congrats. Thank you. That's so exciting.

Do you know how many weeks? Oh, it would only be about four. Oh, well, that's awesome news. Thank you for sharing that, Laura. Are you pumped? Yes, super pumped. Well, let's see if it gives you a little bit of good luck for today's game. Here's how it works.

Sarah, your buzzer is going to be Sarah. Laura, your buzzer is going to be Laura. Buzz in when you think you know the answer. First to get three correct will take out the game and that prize from the tool shed. Are we ready? Yes. Okay, good luck, everyone.

Here comes question number one. How old was Taylor Swift when she won her first album of the year Grammy Award? Was she 16, 20 or 27? Laura. Laura just got in there. 20. She was 20. Nice work.

One to the ladies. Question number two. How many times has the movie A Star Is Born been remade? Sarah. Yes, Sarah. One. No, that's incorrect. Laura, you want to guess?

Is it three? It's actually four. Wow. I thought it was twice, but it turns out it's four. So a bit of a dodgy question there, a bit of a hard one. Okay, no points there. Question number three, we move on. Buzz in when you can tell me who sings this song.

Laura. Laura just got in. Miley Cyrus. That is correct. On the money, another point to the ladies. Two to the ladies, none to the tradies. You need this one, Sarah, to stay in it. Question number four. What is the name of the

main character in the Hunger Games series? Sarah. Sarah just got in. It's Candice. Oh, I can't give it to you. It's... Laura? Katniss Everdeen. It is Katniss.

And that is the win. She's a lady. Oh, oh, oh. She's a lady. It's a hard one, Sarah, because who names their kid Katniss? Not me. I thought it was Katniss as well, but it's not. Unfortunately,

not your day today. Laura, you've picked up that prize from the tool shed and $50 cash. Well done. Bree and Clint. Please welcome to the studio, don't know why she's still here, producer from Fletchford and Hayley, it's Shannon. Hello, Shannon. Good to see you.

Nice to see you at this time of the afternoon. I know. I always miss you. Normally you'd be asleep by now, wouldn't you? Oh, yeah, absolutely. Dinner's done. I've had a wine. And that's it.

You're gone. The reason why we've got you in this afternoon is that producer Ella, who's out in the producer's booth, informed us of something very strange about a behaviour you have. Like so strange that when she told me, I couldn't believe it and I need you to confirm it. You know what you're here for, right? Yeah, I do. You don't set any alarms. No. Are you all right? I've got such a strong body clock now that getting up early just happens naturally. So much so that

I've been on leave for the last two weeks. Yeah. And I've got up at 4.15 every day like clockwork. So much so that I proved it by sending Ella a screenshot at 4.14 this morning. Yeah. What? So wait, so you don't even bother to set an alarm. You work obviously weird hours. Yeah.

So I've worked in breaky radio for coming up on five years now. So I'm quite deep into the routine. I'll set a very far, like, backup alarm for maybe, like, 20 or so minutes later. Oh, jeez. Sorry. I like it. See, I hate it.

It makes us jump, whereas Shannon's like, I haven't heard that before. Yeah, I just don't do alarms, which is great for my partner. He doesn't get woken up by me. I just slink out of bed. I mean, how blissful. Do you think that's weird, Ellie, or what? I could never. I would be so scared that I would miss every event of my day. I'll just stay in bed, I think. You must trust your body clock so much.

Like you don't ever get anxious that you're not just not going to wake up. No, I think because I'm so deep into it now that even on weekends, no matter what time I go to bed, I'll be up. So when we have a big night out for like a radio awards or something, I'll still be up at 4am like clockwork. Really? So wait, when you've got an event you don't even... What the hell? There'll be a deep backup one, especially if I've had a few lemonades.

Okay, yeah, nice. But I never need it. Wow. Yeah. That is quite incredible. It is. I mean, you might be the only one or maybe we're the weird ones, Ellie. Maybe. Yeah. Oh my gosh. Well, actually, we already know that we're weird. That's right.

Yeah, yeah. Speaking of lunch, guess what I had for lunch? Oh, beef stroganoff. Yeah, that was my gift. What? Because you saw. Because you saw. I knew you were cooking it for dinner last night. Mate. So are you made of beef stroganoff now?

Is that all you're eating? The only thing circulating in my body right now is beef stroganoff. Lovely. What is it? What is the stroganoff? You know how they say 90% water? I'm 90% beef stroganoff. No, I just wanted to get your guys' take on on it because I mean, I don't think I've

had beef stroganoff. How fun is it to say? It's such a funny word, isn't it? I haven't had it since I was a kid. And look, I'm not gonna lie, my mum, sorry if you're listening, mum, great cook. She didn't make the best beef stroganoff. Oh, no. But I feel like no one did. Yeah, I feel like it was kind of one of those nothing meals. Yeah, I don't really have many memories of even eating it, to be honest. You never had beef stroganoff? I don't have any of it, no.

What is it? I don't know. It's pretty much beef. Yeah. Beef strips. Stroganoff. Stroganoff. And a bit of noff.

Stroganoff. I was interested. I put it up on my social media last night because I was like, what a throwback. What a, was like, what a throwback. What a, you know, 90s throwback. And I was wondering and I asked people, when was the last time you had a beef stroganoff? Oh, yeah.

Have you had one in the last 12 months? Yeah. 5,000 people voted. Whoa, people love the beef stroganoff. Oh, they were here for the beef stroganoff content. How many do you think voted that they had had a beef strogganoff in the last 12 months? Okay, well, based on my experience with it,

I feel like it's going to be like 20% had it and 80% didn't. Yeah. But that's my experience. Okay. Yeah. I'd say something like that too. I have no idea. In favour of...

The stroggie? The strogganoff, 51% said they'd that had a stroganoff in the last 12 months wow and then someone messaged me and said have you tried a chicken stroganoff oh apparently that's the new rage is it so can you explain to me like what you actually put in it is it is it um is it mince or is it like a steak of steakces of steak. Pieces of actual steak. Yeah. And then essentially the main ingredients are mushrooms, onion. I'm going to say beef.

Sorry, continue. I already said steak. Oh, yeah. That is the beef. True. And then like sour cream and Dijon mustard. Okay, and then you put it with rice or something? And then you put it with rice or something?

And then you put it with rice or like pasta. Oh, yeah. Okay. I've only ever had it with rice, but yeah. I think the stroganoff's back in. I think it has made a comeback. Is it the food of 2024 maybe? Maybe.

Yeah. What's another retro meal I can cook tonight? Maybe some chicken tonight. Without the old chicken tonight. What's that? See? She's young. That generation has missed out. On chicken tonight.

I can just hear the ad. I feel like chicken tonight. Like chicken tonight. Have you never heard that? I'm pretty sure that's what the kids say. Well, you can have it every day, kids. I'm bloody busy and sick of you guys. Bree and Clint.

So all this interesting new trend that's kind of taking over Hollywood at the moment, and we all know that's where trends start in Hollywood. And then they kind of seep down into the other parts of the world. But this one I'm super excited about. Do you guys know who Glenn Powell is? Yes. No way. Do you not know him?

He was in the new rom-com with Sidney Sweeney. That's exactly right. I'll have to Google. Good looking fella. He was rumoured to be dating Sidney Sweeney, who was engaged at the time. Oh, I think that was a marketing thing. Yeah, which, I mean, it all came out in the time. Oh, that was, I think that was a marketing thing, you know. Yeah, which I mean, it all came out in the wash.

But recently he has posted a picture of himself topless with his dog. Oh, yeah. So it's him and his dog. And I mean, doesn't sound that unusual but it's gained a ton of attention because he has

this tiny little fluffy dog and he's this big buff muscly dude. Amazing. And so he's gaining all this attention in the comments where people are like, can I be that dog? There's nothing hotter than a big burly dude with a tiny dog. Really? This is a green flag for guys if they're comfortable in their masculinity to get a tiny dog.

So that's another thing. You know how, like, guys are now wearing, like, necklaces and nail polish. I love it. You can add a tiny dog to the list. To the list. Interesting. It's the same. What do you guys think?

Hot when dudes own a tiny dog? I think it's quite hot, actually. I think so, too. Yeah, you're comfortable in yourself. Love it. I've never thought about it. But, I mean, good on you. It's nice that guys feel like they don't have to get a big dog just because they have to.

Give me a guy in a shih tzu any day. That's a bit of me. Yeah, baby. Why not? Because it's not something you see all the time. Like it's more common to see a guy with a German shepherd or a bull mastiff or like a big dog. True.

That could probably bite your face off. But would it? Because dogs are the best. Do you know someone that's like this Kylie? Big guy little dog. Well I consider him a little guy. He considers himself a big guy but it's my little brother.

Okay. I love that. He has had little Cerberus in his family for now over 10 years. He's his only child. Cute. It knows two languages. What? He will cunny cunny if you ask him to.

What? Yeah, he is the most nurtured, most well-taken care of animal. It goes for like, you know when they go and do their paws and massage their feet? What, the dog goes to a spa day and has a massage? Yeah, he does all of those. He does those things. What kind of dog is it, Kylie? He is a French Bulldog.

Cute. What's his name? I mean, Frenchies are adorable. Yeah. He sounds like a pig, but they're adorable, I suppose. They are cute. Well, thanks for calling through. A lot of texts coming through on this.

Someone said, nothing I love more than seeing my stocky husband with a beard walking our shih tzu and chihuahua. He draws the line at them wearing pink jackets, though. Oh, that's fair. That's fair. Someone else said, My 6'3", 130-kilo brother has a miniature fox terrier

who is smaller than a shoebox. Hot. No. Cute. Hot. I love it. Someone else said, My dad has a mini Jack Russell that is a long head

and dad is not a small guy, so it's kind of funny but very cute. Cute. Someone else said, the captain of the Warriors has two pugs. Oh, wholesome. Cute. I like it. Let's talk to one more person, Toby. G'day, mate.

Yeah, g'day, Bree. How you doing? I'm good, thank you. Tobes, tell us, is this you? Do you have a small dog? I do indeed. I've got a wee black pug called Beer.ay, Bree. How you doing? I'm good, thank you. Tobes, tell us, is this you? Do you have a small dog? I do indeed. I've got a wee black pug called Beer. Oh, Beer.

Cute. He's in the car with me now, and I've actually got a few complaints from the council, so I basically told the council I've got a cat, and now I bring him to work with me. I like it. Is he your baby, Toby? Oh, he's my only child, yeah.

Yeah, he's fantastic. He sleeps with me, and I wake up halfway through the night, and he's baby, Toby? Oh, he's my only child, yep, yep, he is. Yeah, he's fantastic. He sleeps with me and I wake up halfway through the night and he's under the cupboard snoring. Oh, Toby, are you in a relationship? Because I feel like you would absolutely clean up on the dating scene. Oh, well, I tell you what, whenever I take him for a walk, half the people think he's a puppy, but, you know, I absolutely dig him.

Oh, there you go. Chick magnet. I'm single and looking, so, you know, I'm in Christchurch. You know, if anyone wants to contact me, yeah. Oh, well, put it out there. There you go. If you like the sound of Toby, text us on 9696. I'll put them in touch with you, Tobes.

Oh, sounds fantastic, Brie. Great to chat. Great to chat. See you, Toby. Brie and 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. Bree and Clint's What's the Plot? This is What's the Plot, where I will go head-to-head with someone else guessing movie plot lines. It's been a shaky old year this year, hasn't it, Ella? It has. Are you watching as many movies as you used to?

I have been very busy, but I'm not making any excuses. No, no, no, I'm just trying to figure it out. I feel like I've just been off my game. That's okay. I will say, I used to work here four years ago, and you were way better then. Honest. But you really lost the game, to be fair, when I used to work here.

I might be at the end of my What's the Plot career. Yeah, what's going on, bro? You know, it's just, you know, unlike the Warriors, it's not my year. Not your six months. Now moving forward. Hey, let's see what happens today. I'm going to be taking on you, Hay months. Now moving forward. Hey, yeah. Let's see what happens today. I'm going to be taking on you, Hayley. G'day.

Hello. How do you normally go with this game, Hayley? Have you played along before? No, I haven't played before. Ooh. So do you know how it works? Yes. Okay, perfect.

Just to refresh your memory and everyone else, if you haven't heard it, Ella will be running the game. I, perfect. Just to refresh your memory and everyone else, if you haven't heard it, Ella will be running the game. I will be. So tell us the rules, Ella. I'll tell you the rules. Basically, I'm going to read a plot line from a movie. The first person to buzz in and guess that movie correctly will get a point.

It's the first to three that win. Okay, and we buzz in with our name. Yes, buzz in with your name. Okay. Okay, so our first one. Oh, we have a theme our name. Yes. Buzz in with your name. Okay. Okay, so our first one. Oh, we have a theme since Clint's away. And we've got producer Ellie, myself and Bree in. Females.

We're going with iconic female characters. Charlie's Angels. I don't know. We'll see. Shotgun Bean Cameron. Here we go. Impose yourself. Okay, are you ready, Hayley?

Ready. Good luck, my friend. First one. Our main character has it all. A handsome boyfriend, wealth and status. Things begin to change. Clueless? No.

Ah, bugger. That was a good guess. Worth a guess. Hayley, you get a free one. Anything? Or, um, 16 candles? No. That's a great guess, 16 candles. No. That's a great guess, Hayley.

I'll keep going. Things begin to change when their boyfriend dumps them and starts dating a law student. To win back her... Brie. Yes. Legally Blonde. There we go.

That was close. You got there. Hayley, did you have any idea? Nah, I was going with Legally Blonde, yeah. Oh, you were right. Oh, yeah. Legally Blonde. Is that you that was clipping at my heels, Hayley?

All right, that's the first one. That's the first one. Bree, if you get this next one, you win. Okay. Okay. In a dystopian future, a main character volunteers to take her sister's place. Bree! Yes?

The Hunger Games. That was quick! Whoa! She's back on the horse, ladies and gentlemen. Sorry, Hayley. It was my week this week. That was so quick. Wow!

Apologies. One of my favourite movies of all time. I would be shocked if you didn't get it. Hey, but Hayley, you don't go away empty-handed. We've got 50 KFC chicken dollars for you. Awesome. Thanks so much. Really appreciate you calling through and playing.

Bree and Clint. I want to talk to you about times you've been on holiday overseas and you may have had an accident or you've had to go to a doctor or a hospital, so you've had a medical bill. Yeah. After the stories come out about this woman who went over to Bali. So she's gone on a Bali trip, Eat, Pray, Love, and she's decided that she was going to go hiking up this active volcano

in Bali, which I mean, as you do on your Eat, Pray, Love journeys. Yeah. It was at a certain point in the hike where they were going to the summit. So it was a very long hike, quite high, that she realised that there was quite a lot of loose gravel and it was quite steep and she was quite scared. Yeah. And, I mean, she had reason to because at a certain point she fell and she broke a leg. Oh, my goodness. on top of this mountain.

So she's fallen awkwardly, broken her leg. She's on top of an active volcano. So it's not like you can just be like, hey, can you send the Bali ambulance up here? Yeah, exactly. So they then had to somehow the locals and all these people have gathered together to get her down the mountain. They've put her on the back of a motorbike.

What? Whoa. It's the only thing that could get her down. Oh, my gosh. So they've put her on the back of a motorbike and then had people kind of holding her as they've kind of rode her down. Are they, like, running alongside the... Yeah.

Oh, my gosh. That's going to be another injury, is it not? Well, she was worried that someone That's going to be another injury, is it not? Well, she was worried that someone else was going to get injured. Anyway, turns out because they didn't know exactly what injuries she had sustained but she got to the hospital.

Turns out she had broken her leg and broken it quite badly. She needed to get surgery. She had some bolts put in it, all kinds of stuff. The bill was enormous. I bet. Huge. How much do you reckon?

I'm going to go for $10,000. Have I gone too high? No. The bill she had to front up and pay was a staggering $24,323. But it is a happy ending because she to front up and pay was a staggering $24,323. But it is a happy ending because she did have travel insurance.

See, this is a great argument for that, isn't it? Oh, my goodness. So she only ended up having to pay $400. Oh, that's good. Imagine getting a budget. $25,000. That'd be like triple the cost of the trip. Can you imagine?

Oh, my gosh. No one can afford that. Well, any normal person can't just afford $25,000. No. It was quite an interesting statistic that I read recently where it said one in six Australians, so 16% of Aussies who travel abroad, don't have travel insurance. Wow. Yeah. Do you always get travel insurance. Wow. Yeah.

Do you always get travel insurance? I do. I've got my mum's voice in my ear. You do it, buddy. Travel insurance, yeah. It just never leaves my head, so I just have to do it. It's honestly, you can literally do it the night before. You can do it the morning of your flight.

Like, it takes, like, a couple of minutes. It's super easy. It usually doesn't cost you all that much but can literally save your life. Totally. Like, have you ever had an accident overseas? No, not overseas luckily. Yeah, so I've never got to cash in my insurance, you know. Maybe I won't get it next time.

You're like, maybe I'll use that bad boy the next time I go somewhere. I wanted to put it out there and ask you guys listening, has this happened to you? Have you been on an overseas trip and you've had a huge medical bill because you've had an accident uh and i want to know did you or did you not have travel insurance yeah that's interesting a lot of ticks coming through uh if these don't scare you into getting travel insurance, then I don't know what will. Someone said, I went on a cruise around the Mediterranean pre-COVID. My mum got stung by a bee and had to see the doctor on the ship.

It cost her $1,500 US for every visit, which she had to see him twice a day for six days and an IV antibiotics every day, which was another two and a half grand. She had to pay up front. All in all, the bill came to $26,000 US and it took her travel insurance company four months to pay her back. Oh, my gosh. That's wild.

Oh, my God. This might be the most devastating part. Okay. It says she also couldn't drink after this for the entire trip. So technically the $1,800 drinks package went to waste. Oh, no. Oh, that's devastating. Yeah, that's salt in the wound, that one.

Oh, that's gutting. Oh, dear. Luckily she had travel insurance, but I mean. So she had to pay that up front and then get reimbursed. What if you don't have that cash, though? Isn't that the point of the travel insurance? What if you don't have it? Yeah.

Weird. I think I'm pretty sure all different ones do it differently. Okay. I don't know. She might have paid for a certain level, yeah. Yeah. Okay. Well, let's talk to Jerry on 0800DIALS.

G'day, Jerry. Hi, Bea. How are you? I'm good, thank you. Tell us, did you have a huge medical bill and did you have travel insurance? I did have travel insurance and, yes, I did have a big bill. I was on a business trip in Europe, visited my brother in London and then flew to New York, picked up a virus in London,

pericarditis, which attacks your heart and ended up in New York and just couldn't move and next minute 9-1-1 came and picked me up from the hotel and took me to the St. Luke Roosevelt Hospital in New York where I was for almost two days and that little ball

with the ambulances and ICU etc was, this is like 16, 17 years ago, was 24,600 US. What is wrong with the American health system, eh? Yeah. What is going on? Like, that's wild.

That is wild. And thank God you had travel insurance. Oh, absolutely. And, you know, after that, never ever do I travel without any insurance for sure. That would have scared you into travel insurance for life, Gerry. Absolutely, absolutely. But at the end, I was just thankful that I had it and I sort of came right. I carried on with the trip.

Oh, good on you. So happy ending all in all, Gerry. Absolutely, absolutely. Oh, good. Thanks for calling all, Jerry. Absolutely, absolutely. Oh, good. Thanks for calling through, mate. We appreciate it. Someone texted her and said, I got an embolism flying to the United States,

five days in hospital, $72,000 travel insurance paid for that. Oh, no, sorry, $72,000 bill, travel insurance paid 50. They pay what they think is fair. Oh, really? Well, who decides that, though? Yeah. How do you measure that? That's interesting.

Yeah, what, you go, oh, look, it's $72,000. We think that you didn't have that serious of an embolism, so we're going to give you $50,000. Like, what? Like, what? Don't understand that. Let's talk to Graham, one last one. Hi, Graham.

Hi, how are you, buddy? Yeah, good, Don't understand that. Let's talk to Graham. One last one. Hi, Graham. Hi, how are you, Bree? Yeah, good, mate. Going well. Tell us, did you have a big overseas bill? My son went on a rugby trip to Thailand in a rugby team to play rugby over there. Gotcha. And fell off a balcony in Bangkok. Oh, no.

We got a call at 3 o'clock in the morning. The hospital wanted $10,000 New Zealand dollars before they would admit him. So we mixed out our credit cards. Oh, my gosh. Wow. And then we went and sorted out some more cash from the bank because we knew more would be coming.

And during the week, my son was in there, an insurance rep went in to see him and asked him if he'd been drinking. And, of course, at 18 on a rugby trip, he had when he fell off the balcony. But anyway, so we paid another $15 to get him out the following week. Oh my goodness. Wait, and so are you telling me, Graham, because he, so what happened with the travel

insurance? Because there's a clause in every travel insurance that says if you're under the influence of alcohol or drugs, there's no cover. Pardon me, Graham? That's crazy. Is it actually? Check it out.

Oh, well, what's the point of getting it? Exactly, though. When you're travelling, you're probably going to be having a few lemonades. You're on holiday. You're going to be having a few drinks. That's pretty standard. Oh, sorry to hear that, Graham. That is rough.

Oh, my God, Graham. It cost us $25,000 to get our son home. Luckily, he was able to get a commercial flight with the rugby team back. And did your son make a full recovery? Well, no. Well, he's got problems with his ankle and his wrist from the side that he fell on. Yeah. Yes.

So that's why I called. It's all real. I'm having travel insurance, but be careful. If you read in the fine print, there's no cover if you've been drinking. Yeah, read the T's and C's. That's such a good message. Thanks, Graeme. Appreciate the call.

I'd probably be like, you know, if they came to see me, I'd be like. No, I haven't. I want to hear what you're talking about. No, this is how I talk. I'm fine. I'm fine. My wrist's talking about? No, this is how I talk. I'm fine. I'm fine. My wrist's not fine. My wrist is broken.

You've got to give me the monies to fix it. I can't believe that I never actually realised that clause was in there. I need to... We need to read the T's and C's, guys. That is a good lesson. Read the T's and C's. I'm actually in full-blown shock. Same.

Most people must not be covered then. Read the T's and C's. Guys, read them. Bree and Clint. Bree and must not be covered then. Read the T's and C's. Guys, read them. Bree and Clint. Bree and Clint. Birthday Banger. We're back with your Birthday Bangers. We won't miss it for the world. Number one song's When You Turn

16 and then we're going to play our favourite one out in full. Ellie, that's the drill? That's the drill and I'm excited. Let's go with Rebecca. We'll do hers first. G'day, Rebecca. Hi. How's the drill, and I'm excited. Let's go with Rebecca. We'll do hers first. G'day, Rebecca. Hi. How's your day been, mate?

Yeah, good. Had a day off, so can't complain. Oh, lucky you. Lucky. For any reason in particular? Oh, I'm a work chef at work, so just... You guys, fair enough. Yeah.

You guys need those days off big time. Hey, well, Bec, let's do your birthday banger. What's your DOB? 6th of February, 1989. All right, mate. That means you were 16 in 2005. And on your 16th birthday, this was number one. Swing.

Bit of Savage swing. What do you reckon, Bec? Definitely had a few cokes with that drink in the past, right? Yes. I had a little bit of coke with my Bundy and rums, that's for sure. That's a banger. It's a great one from Savage. We'll see if it can take out the win, but we've got to talk to Caitlin next.

If she's there. Caitlin? Hello. How are you, Caitlin? How was your day today? Good, thanks. What about you guys? Yeah, we've had a really fun day actually here.

The girls have been on. We've been taking over. It's been good. Oh, love that. Girls are on, Caitlin. Let's get a ripper for you. What is your birthday? August 29th, 2005.

Oh, that's coming up, Caitlin. You were 16, though, in 2021. And here's your birthday banger. I do the same thing I told you that I never would. I told you I'd change even when I knew I never could. Know that I can't. Maybe the biggest song of 2021. It was huge.

The Kid LAROI Stay. Do you like that song, Caitlin? Yes, I do like that song. I mean, the Kid LAROI, he's stood the test of time. He's had big hits since. So it's not a bad one, Caitlin. You're right. Stick around.

It could win. But we've got to do one more. Michelle is going to do her mum's birthday banger. Hi, Michelle. Hi. Have you done yours before? No, I'm not 16 yet, so. Oh, you're not?

How old are you? 15. Okay, so next year you can call back and do yours. Yeah. Okay, cool. Well, we'll wait till then, but let's do your mum's for now. What is your mum's name? Sarah. Okay, what is mum's name? Sarah.

Okay. What is Sarah's birthday? 7th of November, 1988. All right. That means your mum was 16 in 2004. And let's see if mum remembers this one. Oh, it's a classic. Stop the music.

P Money. What do you reckon? Do you know that one, Michelle? Vaguely. Oh, it's a classic. Stop the music, pee money. What do you reckon? Do you know that one, Michelle? Vaguely. Is your mum there? Mum's just in the car. I'm outside. Oh, I was going to say,

I was wondering if your mum remembers that one. It's a big one. It is. And it's local. It is local. Live, local, it's ZM. Banger. All right, we got a vote out of Swing Savage, Stay the Kid Leroy, and Stop the Music, Pee Money.

What are your thoughts, Ellie Harwood? I am thinking Stop the Music is pretty good. Yeah. What are we thinking? Is that what you're thinking? Hate. Have we synced up Is that what you're thinking? Hate. Have we synced up? Have we synced up? Are we riding the wave together? Because I'm

on the same page as you. It's Stop the Music, P Money for me as well. Yes. That means, Michelle, you've won for your mum this afternoon and we're going to get it on the air right now. Well done. Woohoo! Thank you. Let her know that her song is Stop the Music, P Money.

She'll be stoked, I reckon. Will do. See you, Michelle. Talk to you next year. Yep. See you. See you. Bye.

Stop the Music, P Money is your birthday banger on ZM, Brie and Clint. And I hope you feel my pain. Hope you don't forget my name for the cause I claim and the reason I came, tell me, was it all in vain? Brie and Clint Clint's been away But the producers have done a stellar job Give yourselves a round

Producer Ellie on the buttons Yeah Producer Ella on everything else Literally Thank you Running around No, it's been fun I just learnt something about you though, today

About who? Say the song name again that just played Hot To Go And what was the song name again that just played. Hot To Go. And what was the first letter of that? H. Oh. Oh, she's changed that, though. You say H.

You say H. I think it's an Aussie thing. I've tried to hide my Aussiness from time to time. No. But in Aussie, we say H. That's buzzing. Not H. So when a kid's on your lap and you're reading them the alphabet.

A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K, L, M, N, O, P. Nice. Over the years of living in New Zealand, I've changed the way I say things. Now I'll say a persimmon rather than a persimmon. Wow. I barely actually use that word, to be honest. What is that? Is it a fruit? A persimmon. A persimmon. than a persimmon. Oh, I barely actually use that word, to be honest. Yeah, what is that? But I would say persimmon.

A persimmon. It's a fruit. Yeah, it's a fruit. Real gross fruit. And then what else did I learn that you guys, what's the thing outside in the garden and it's a little? Scarecrow. No, it's a little thing where you can sit underneath.

Swing. Starts with a G. Gondola. No. How do you say it? Gazebo. No, maybe Starts with a G. Gondola. No. How do you say it? Gazebo. Maybe it wasn't gazebo. Pagola?

Is it pagola? You guys say pergola. No, we don't. I just said pagola. Are you secretly Aussie? Yeah. Are you an Aussie? I swear there's some Kiwis that say pergola.

Really? And I was like, what the hell's a pergola? Are they out to get me? Yeah, right on. Lock your doors. What else? What else did we notice over the years? What do you call a courgette?

A zucchini? A zucchini. Yeah, right, that's a different one. Zucchini. But, I mean, that's just two different names for a thing. Yeah. I don't really know. Oh, I know what I got roasted for this one time on air.

What do you call when, say, backpackers, they'll stay in something? Dorms? No, it starts with an H. Oh, hostel. Hostel. I say hostel. Oh, how fancy of you. That's what everyone said.

Oh, they're staying at the hostel. Oh, the hostel. Or the hostel. Oh, the hostel. Or the necklace. No. The necklace. You guys say necklace. No, no. Anyway, I mean, we could sit here all night and rip on me about my accent, but we won't.

We'll see you for Friday Oki tomorrow. Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye. ZM's Brand Clint. On Insta, Facebook, TikTok and live weekdays from 3 on ZM. Play ZM.