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

Episode Date: October 11, 2024

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iHeartRadio, Apple, Spotify Or wherever you get your podcasts The ZM Podcast Network ZM's Brian Clint Save Like A Boss with KFC's Wicked Box From $9.99 Oh my god It's Friday

Make some noise for the original. Send them free and click. I forget. I forget that it's coming and then it hits and I'm like, oh shit. It just slaps every time, doesn't it? How's everybody doing? Everybody had a good Friday so far? I'm good only because it's Friday, if that makes any sense.

If it was any other day, I'd be okay. So you're good with the promise of an impending weekend? That's spot on, mate. Yeah. Fair enough. Yeah. What about you? Yeah, good.

We've kind of maybe slightly adopted a dog today. Yes. So it's all go. It's all go. I just checked in with home. When will you know? Well, it depends adopted a dog today. Yes. It's all go. It's all go. I just checked in with home. When will you know? Well, it depends how the weekend goes. I've never had a dog before.

Yeah, in your whole life. You've never had one. Ever, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever. Yeah, exciting times, I'm telling you. We don't deserve them and it'll change your life. Okay. For the better. Just heard that he's been chewing on a felt pen, so.

Sounds about right. Yeah. Yep, you'll get used to that. And don't expect to have any clean clothes ever. Yeah, apparently he likes to eat undies. Yep, and everything will be dirty. Everything, always, constantly. Him and Billie Eilish love eating undies.

I love that producer, Claude, who also has a dog, is just nodding. Isn't that right, Claude? Like, the inside of your car is just going to be coated with mud. And saliva all over the windows. But it's great. What you get back is totally worth it. I agree. The love and the unconditional love you get

is worth every dirty clothing item. All right, I'll hold you guys to that. Today on the show, your chance to do the big data blowout, if you tell us, is $200 and a year's worth of Mighty Mobile up for grabs. All right, I'll hold you guys to that. Today on the show, your chance to do the big data blowout, if you tell us, is $200 and a year's worth of Mighty Mobile up for grabs. You've got to go and do that at ZM Online, and you need to do it ASAP, though. But first, we're straight into a round of Tradie vs. Lady. If you want to play, last game of the week, 0800-DIAL-ZM, $50 up for grabs as per usual.

Bree and Clint. Time for a fresh round of Tradie vs. Lady. It's Tradie vs. Lady. Three, two, one, let's go. Right, this is where we give you the score update. We do keep score, have been keeping score all the year. And the ladies are in the lead still on 88 wins. Two fat ladies, the tradies on 85.

A lady is calling from Canterbury. She's 25 and she has a dog called Molly. Welcome to the show, Kylie. Hi, Kylie. Thank you. That's so funny because I used to have a dog called MDMA. I'm just kidding. Her name...

Icky the dog. Her name was Bella. What kind of dog is it, Kylie? She's a lab. Oh, cute. Black or cream? Yeah, chocolate. Chocolate lab.

Oh, even cuter. You're taking on our tradie from Taranaki today. They're 33 and they've got two dogs, Koda and Gigi. Welcome to the show, Cole. Hello, Cole. Hello, Cole. Hello. What type are your dogs? We've got a blue heeler and a pug.

I love the blue healers. Quite rare in New Zealand. You don't see them very often. Like Bluey. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Bluey's a blue heeler.

Okay, Kylie, you're Buzz's lady. Cole, you're the tradie. The first person to three correct answers goes home with $50 cash. Good luck. All right, here we go. Question number one. Name the iconic movie from the early 90s that stars a killer whale as the main character. Tradie.

Yes, Cole. Free Willy. Free Willy. It is, of course, Free Willy. Backed it up with Free Willy 2. Yep. Which was also a great film. Question number two.

One to the tradies. Where in the world would you find the Statue of Liberty? Tradie. Yes, Cole? New York. Well done. New York is correct. Given to the Americans from the French.

Two to the tradies, none to the ladies. You need this one, Kylie, to stay in it. Question number three. Buzz in when you can tell me who sings this song. Tradie? Cole. Cole for the win. Is that Kings of Leon?

No, it's not Kings of Leon. Oh, ladies. Yes, Kylie. Foo Fighters. Foo Fighters. Nice, Kylie. You've kept yourself in the game. One to the ladies, two to the tradies.

Question number four. Name a famous dog. Oh, lady. Yes, Kylie. Bluey. Bluey, well done. Well done. A lot of famous dogs. Scooby-Doo, Toto, Lassie.

Clifford. Clifford, heaps, but we will accept Bluey. Old Yeller. Yep, Milo and Otis. I can never remember which one was the dog, though. Me neither. Milo, I think. All right, we're all tied up in this game.

Here comes the tie-break question, question number five. What sporting event has a strict dress code of all white? We're all tied up in this game. Here comes the tie-break question. Question number five. What sporting event has a strict dress code of all white? Give you guys a clue. It is tennis, but which tennis tournament? Oh, lady. Kylie for the win. Wimbledon.

She's gone. She's a lady. Oh, oh, oh. The cash from the hard victory for Kylie. It was a tight one, guys. It was a good game. Kylie, you've got the win. There's 50 bucks coming your way. Congratulations. Wonderful. Thank you so much. Well done. Good game for a Friday.

Ladies push further ahead. Bree and Clint. Oh, it's my turn to talk, isn't it? It's your turn to talk. We're going to talk about leaving presents. Yeah, I read this story about the former Qantas boss. His name's Alan Joyce. So he was the chief executive at Qantas. That'd be a good job.

The big dog. The one getting paid a lot of money. Kind of like exactly what Christopher Luxon used to do for Air New Zealand. Oh, true. So this guy's going to be Prime Minister of Australia. Yeah, I think that's why he left. Is that how it works? Yeah, I think that's how it works. You first run an airline and then you become the

boss of the country. Anyway, there's a story about what he gets because he was the chief executive at that company. What, like ongoing? Yeah, like what perks he gets because he did that job at Qantas.

Oh, like a perk that you get to keep? Yeah. Okay. Quite interesting, eh? Because, I mean, it's like people who work at Air New Zealand for a certain amount of time. If you work there, I believe, for 20 years, you then get staff travel for life.

I believe former prime ministers of our country remain on a salary, a fixed salary for the rest of their life. Stuff like this, yeah. Presidents of the United States get that and they get a security detail for life as well. Yeah, yeah. Because you kind of need it. Yeah, because of the job.

So this article says that he is a nominated beneficiary. So that means he'll be allowed to take four long haul and 12 shorter domestic trips without being charged each year. A year? A year, which has an estimated value of $100,000 per year. That's so good. Amazing. You get to go on four international flights a year? Yeah. Free of charge. How many more do you want

to go on? It also says that he will receive up to $2 million in benefits up until the year of 2046. Jeez. As a part of this, he will be eligible for flights

because he's originally from Ireland. Right. Flights back home, which cost, so he can take first class trips and all kinds of things for years and years. Dream. What a great perk. Do you reckon when we leave here one day,

we'll be allowed to just jump back on when we want? You get four free radio shows a year. If you've got something to say, just come on in. Just say, we'll let you on. Yeah, yeah. It'll be all good. You can borrow the Black Thunders if you're moving house. I don't know if that's how it works.

No, me neither. But there's not many jobs with trailing benefits. No. That's what I mean. There's very few places where you've worked. That do that kind of stuff. Yeah, exactly right. Well.

Like if you work in a cafe, you can't just go in and use the coffee machine. But if you run the airline, you can go in and use the airplanes. All the time, apparently. Crazy, yeah. A lot of flights for free. I thought, let's chuck it out there on 0800DIALS at M. Did you get either a really

amazing leaving present when you left your work or did you get a real stink buzz present? Yeah. Yeah, either end of the spectrum. I'd also be keen to hear if someone still gets a benefit from their job and they don't work there anymore.

Is there some other job where you still get this thing? Because you did a job for so long, you still get this thing? Like were you a dentist for 40 years and you get free? Free dental. Teeth whitening or? Oh, that'd be good. Yeah, yeah. Something like that.

You could do your own. Could you? Question, if you're a dentist, have you ever done your own fillings? Imagine. Imagine if a dentist listening has done their own filling. I always wonder that with hairdressers. Do you do your own hair? I've seen my mum cut her own hair.

Yeah, yeah. But you'd have to do it in reverse. Like looking in the mirror, you'd have to go. But anyway. Oh, $100 at M. Text 9696. Really good or really bad leaving presents from a job and how long were you at that job yeah or do you still get a perk from a job that you used to do we'd love to hear about it former chief executive of Qantas Alan Joyce is

in the news today um they're talking about what he actually gets because he was the former chief executive of Qantas he gets a Qantas, he gets a bunch of stuff. He gets a bunch of free flights, and they're saying he'll get over $2 million in benefits up until the year of 2046. He gets 100 grand of free flights a year. Yeah. Amazing.

So we want to know, do you still get a work perk after you've left, or did you get a good leaving gift? Like this person, they said, I work at a restaurant, and all of our staff who, oh, I work at a restaurant and all of our staff who still come in get discounts on food and drinks. Makes for a cheap night out. That's awesome. That's pretty good. That's so good. That's pretty good. Julie's here. Hi, Julie. Hi, Julie. Hi there. Which one is it for you, Julie? Did you get a good gift or a bit of a stink buzz gift? Oh no,

a very good gift. What did you get? So I took voluntary redundancy and I got 18 months salary plus I got six months gardening leave so they carried on paying me for the six months. Wait, so for two years you got paid? Yeah. Holy Toledo! But you got 18 months of it in a lump sum. 18 months in a lump sum, plus they carried on paying me after I actually stopped working. Yeah, for six months. I got paid every month for another six months.

God, they really wanted to get rid of you, Julie. They really wanted you out of the building, Julie. They're like, just give her whatever she wants. Yeah, tell her she can have whatever. Just get rid of Julie. God, that's a great deal, isn't it? When I left a job after lockdown, I printed puzzles for my team. It was a photo of me at our work location.

They each got one. I like to think that they did the puzzle and remember me fondly. Ha ha. Let's just believe that they did the puzzle and remember me fondly. Ha ha. Let's just believe that they did. Someone else said, I worked at a Ford dealership 18 years ago. I still get a family discount on WAF and services. That's pretty good. That's epic.

18 years ago. Hopefully they don't lie to you when they do your service as well. They're like, oh, you really need a new flabbergaster. They'll be like, Gary. $2,500. Your Ford F-250 is good to go. Nothing wrong with her. I used to work at a coffee club as a chef.

For three years I've been gone. But if I'm spotted in the mall, they still bring me a coffee. That's so sweet. That's real cute. Someone else texted her and said, my dad ran a bank. He has an interest-free mortgage as long as he never chooses to close the account. Pass off. Say what?

Pass off. That's a thing? I'd just be borrowing money left, right and centre. That's a real thing? I do know, I do have a friend. Wow. Who worked for one of the big banks and they got staff rates on their mortgages and it was a much lower interest rate than what you and I pay.

That's amazing. But not interest free. Interest free is, like my parents wouldn't even give that to me. No. It's impossible. If I asked to borrow money from my parents, they'd be like, well, you need to give us interest. I've got anxiety and PTSD from my last job.

That's a good leaving gift. That is relatable. Someone else said, when I left my old factory job with loaded bosses, it says, they gave me a fountain pen, question mark? Classy gift, fountain pen. Oh, that's so classy from them. Could only be classier if they gave you the Mont Blanc pen. Is that a good pen?

I think it is. I've seen them in the windows of shops and they seem fancy. I don't know what you'd do with them. Mont Blanc. There you go. Thanks, everybody. Brian Clint, next on the show. If you missed the news, I have a dog.

I got a dog, asterisks. And I've told you. I just got a dog, asterisks. I've told you you should not talk about your wife like that. Oh. Yeah. I'm just going to distance myself from that comment. Yeah, you should.

You're going to be in trouble. We'll be back in a minute. Bree and Clint from iHeartRadio. This is the latest live from LA with Dean McCarthy. Dean, who is the big star that has showed off their very expensive closet? Oh, hey, big spender, Cardi B. $2 million worth of Hermes bags she's shown off on social media. Now, let me tell you about this.

Okay, so first of all, she got three new bags is what she captioned on her latest image. And, of course, they are those rare crocodile Hermes Birkins. Now, here's the thing with these bags, right? First of all, they're like, they can be $100,000, $50,000. But even if you have the money, you have to be, like, invited to buy them. It's so obnoxious and so ridiculous. She has $2 million worth. And she's given,'s given a tour of her

handbag collection. You know when you go into or you see the Chanel stores where it's all white and it's got the glass shelves with the LED lighting. Yes, with the hidden lighting. It's just like that. It's so fabulous and over the top. So Cardi B really living her best

life. But I've got to tell you a little secret and I'm absolutely not meant to share this. And I can't believe I'm sharing this on the radio. Spill that tea. So I heard from sources in LA, you know Kris Jenner, right? Yes. She's actually selling a lot of her Hermes bags and stuff that she's not meant to be selling.

You're not actually allowed to just go and resell them. So she's having a like, a little auction, but no one knows that they're hers. Really? I've always found it interesting that the Kardashians do that, that they sell their used clothing like normal people do. Yeah. Like, I find it really weird.

They are quite literally billionaires, and yet they're like, buy my secondhand clothes. Kim also has a warehouse where she documents and files all of her fashion over the years. She does but she'll sell things too. She'll be like I don't like these sunglasses anymore. I'm going to put them on whatever the Kardashian version of Trade Me

is. Put them on Etsy. It's just a bit I use this word sparingly but for billionaires it's a bit povo. It is strange. It is strange. It is strange. Yeah, the Hermes bags, the Birkin. We found one online that was selling $400,000.

And we're like, we don't want that one, too cheap. There's the latest live out of Los Angeles with Dean McCarthy. He's our Hollywood correspondent. I just gave Ella a $20 note and I said, hey, do you mind popping out and grabbing me a Coke No Sugar? She came back with a bottle, a can of Coke No Sugar, that's what I asked for. She came back with a bottle of Diet

Coke and a bottle of baby oil. It was a prank. And the moment, I was like, he'll either love it or he'll go, hate it or love it. Where's my $20? How appropriate. Would have been funny if you got the Coke flavour right. Yeah. Sorry.

I got confused. And you know when you're at the store and you're like, no, go with your gut. And then I was like, cool, it's diet. And then everything was wrong and now I feel really bad. So I'll give you 20 bucks later. How much was the baby oil? $6.90.

$6.90? Whoa, it's the tiniest bottle ever. Give it, Prank. It is a Friday night though. Do I get any change? Yeah, a dollar? A dollar? I gave it to Chloe.

A dollar. I gave you 20 bucks and I get a dollar back and a bottle of baby oil. I also got nerds. Oh, yum. Yeah, do you want some nerds? Yeah. Yeah. I mean, baby oil.

Furious. I am furious. Baby oil could come in handy though. It's going into the weekend. I was reading. Okay, pee, P. Diddy. I was reading this article today, which reckons they have found the only four supplements that are worth taking.

And this is published in the New Zealand Herald, this. Okay, so this is legit. It's got to be. Got to be. It's got to be. Serious journalism. The Herald wouldn't publish it otherwise. Yeah, yeah.

So I feel confident standing behind this information. Well, you said before, and I'll stand by it, I have kind of said over the years I don't believe in supplements. I just don't. I mean, show me the proof. You said they're a scam. I didn't say a scam. I just don't believe it.

You said shove it up your bum, Chris Hemsworth. Well, some supplements you do. Some supplements you can. I don't know about these ones, though. Here are the four. Would you take any of these? They reckon these are the only four that are actually worth taking. There is a couple that I do believe in.

Let's see if they're on the list. Number four, omega-3 fatty acids. Nah. Omega-3 capsules. Nah. Fish oil. Nah. Long hailed for their cardiovascular benefits,

recent studies also prove their role in cognitive function, so that's helping your brain tick, inflammation reduction, and even longevity, living longer. God. God, they do all that? Apparently. Amazing.

But they do give you fishy burps. They do, eh? I've taken them before and you do have bad breath. Okay, the second supplement of the four that are worth taking. What's next? Vitamin D. I feel like my doctor has prescribed me, I feel like it was vitamin B. Oh, no, very different.

Vitamin D is what you get from sunshine. Yeah, what's vitamin B? I don't know. Bananas? I don't know. Bananas? I don't know. Low sun exposure and poor diets are the main cause of vitamin D deficiencies. While vitamin D is traditionally associated with bone health, recent research has-

Vitamin D bone health? I didn't even think about it. Yeah, it is. Do you want some vitamin D? I do believe a good dose of vitamin D. From a healthy bone. From a healthy bone is in order sometimes. Recent research has expanded vitamin D scope

to include immune function, cancer prevention. That's a big stick to wave around. That's a huge thing to say. And even mood regulation. Okay, calm down. What, is it a hormonal thing? Apparently, I don't know. See, even they're losing you as well.

I've got no idea. They're losing you. But apparently this is the four you take. Omega-3, vitamin D. Number three, creatine. Specifically, creatine monohydrate. Is that to do with hair? I don't know.

I have read stuff from people who believe that creatine speeds up hair loss if you're prone to hair loss. Oh, speeds it up. But I don't know that. I don't know that. That's just what I read. I don't know that. Okay.

This is positive about creatine. It says, while creatine monohydrate is widely recognised in the fitness community for its benefits in muscle growth and athletic performance, its cognitive benefits are now being explored. So good for your brain, apparently. And my concussion doctor did tell me to start taking creatine after my concussion, which was interesting. Was your doctor selling it?

No. And so weird. Was your doctor selling it? No. And so weird. I'm currently selling these bottles. No, they sold some supplements, but they didn't sell creatine, which I find interesting. My issue with creatine is it makes me feel chubby. Oh. I feel like it makes me retain water.

Weird. That's how I feel about it. Interesting. Again, there's no science to this information that I'm giving out right now. There's no science to it. But I find on creatine, I feel like it. Interesting. Again, there's no science to this information that I'm giving out right now. Okay? There's no science to it. But I find on creatine. It makes you feel like that. I feel like a chubby bubby.

Yeah. Interesting. And the last supplement, apparently of the four, according to the New Zealand Herald. It's got to be magnesium. That are actually worth taking. Well, you say that. You say that. It's got to be magnesium.

It's actually magnesium. Is that? I'm shocked. That is one supplement I will say I kind of do swear by. You're into magnesium? Yeah, it might be just a mental thing. What do you like about it? Oh, well, if I ever do get around to exercising again.

Makes your muscles feel better? It does help with like muscle soreness. Yeah, it does. What are you shaking your head at, Claudia? All supplements are fake, but I swear by magnesium. I don't swear by, but it's the one that I would go out of my way to take. Yeah, Claudia, give her a chance. And like Bree said, it depends on how you take it.

And like Bree said at the start of the break, she only enjoys magnesium rectally. It's the way you know I likes what I likes. Get those big coated tablets I like the oval ones best No I'm eating nerds Okay Okay Do you need a minute

Okay I got it You sure That was embarrassing Okay. Okay. Wait, what? Do you need a minute? Okay, I got it. You sure? That was embarrassing. Very juicy sounding. They're juicy. I had a lot in there. You've got purple teeth.

What's my tongue doing? You've got purple teeth and purple lips. Can someone let this... Minimum levels of professionalism here, please. Can someone let the Smurf out of the studio, please? Thank you. Yuck. I want to talk about the Hollywood... I'd call her an A-lister, Jessica Chastain.

If you don't know who that is, she's been in a lot of Zero Dark Thirty. She was fantastic in a lot of really serious roles. She was in The Help. She was in The Help. She's fantastic. She's an amazing actress. Hot Ginger. Hot Ginger. That's all you've got to say. Hot Ginger. Hot Ginger.

You know who I'm talking about. She recently... Claudia's screaming which one? there's so many hot gingers good category hot gingers there's like four of them they all look exactly the same and I can't tell them apart

Jessica Chastain there's the one from Mad Men Christina Hendricks Isla Fisher Isla Fisher and the other one and the other one the one from Jurassic Park

the one from Suits the one from Jurassic Park yeah what's her name? with the director dad yeah yeah you know the one you know the one. You know the one. Hot Ginger.

Yeah, Hot Gingers. Well, anyway, the Hot Ginger, Jessica Chastain, she's in the news at the moment because she has unleashed on a major US airline, JetBlue, which I believe is a budget airline, and she has went to town on them on twitter what for because she caught a flight her and her partner caught a flight so they booked their flights on this airline it was a six hour flight she gets on the flight and her entertainment in-flight entertainment system isn't working okay which quite relatable happened to a lot of people from time to time.

Yeah, very annoying. Very annoying. Worst thing. Especially if you're on those airlines now that make you pay extra for the TV to work. You know, it's like an upsell. Yeah. Yeah. But even then, like Claudia said, she was on a flight this year and it was flying back

to New Zealand. From Taylor Swift, eh? From the Erestore. It was only three hours and I went absolutely bonkers. Yeah, you had to raw dog the three-hour flight. Yeah, I wasn't prepared for it. I had nothing downloaded. Especially if you look up the plane and it says in-flight entertainment

and then you get on there and your seat's not working. We're so pathetic as a people. We are so pathetic. But if you're... Our ancestors travelled here by ship and it took months. Yeah, but they could smoke on that ship. That's a very good point. That's a very good point. If I could chain

smoke on the flight. They had things to do. How crazy is it that old aeroplanes have ashtrays in between the armrests? Crazy. Anyway, so her in-flight entertainment wasn't working and she has made a complaint.

She's messaged them and they've said, oh, we're so sorry to hear about this. It's an inconvenience. We are going to credit you. We're going to give you a credit with the airline. So that seems fair. And she was like, great. I'm a loyal customer of yours.

I've got an account with you, blah, blah, blah, whatever. What do you think they credited her? She paid, to give you context, $1,500 for the flight. Okay, and do we know how long the flight was or where it was from or to? We don't know. No, but I'm assuming for $1,500. It was a six-hour flight. Six-hour flight, no TV.

I'd want a $300 voucher for my next flight. $300 voucher? Yeah, that's what would satisfy me. They gave her a $15 credit. I'd be pretty annoyed. People on the internet, because she posted about it, she posted the exchange between the JetBlue people on Twitter and people were like,

read the room, Jessica, not the time. You're rich. Well, I did just Google Jessica Chastain net worth. It says she's worth 50 mil. You're kidding. Yeah. But, you know, it doesn't mean you shouldn't demand what you're owed. If I was JetBlue,

I would have checked that she didn't have 5.4 million followers before I gave her a $15 voucher, though. That's 1%. Yeah. They gave her a 1% refund. Yeah, 1%. For her TV not working. It shouldn't matter, though, that she's got that many followers on Twitter.

It should just be that they should... What do you reckon? They should divide the price of the flight? I don't know. They're missing the main bit. Hot ginger. Come on, that's got to be worth something. You know, it's got to be worth something.

Got to be worth something. It's definitely worth something to me. And to most. She might be the hottest ginger. Should we do a list of hot gingers? Compile the definitive list of hot gingers, male and female. Let's do it. Who's the hot male ginger of the moment?

It was Prince Harry and then he went all weird. KJ Arpa, but that's not real. He's not real ginger. It doesn't count. He's not going to fool us. Ron Weasley. Oh yeah, give me some Ron. Brie and Clint. You only get one second of a song. No hesitating. You only get one second of a song

No hesitating You only got one second One second Let's do it The game where we go head to head guessing songs as quickly as we can From the start The song starts from the start And whoever gets in first gets the point

Our teammates today consist of Quade Joining Team Bree Hi Quade joining Team Bree. Hi, Quade. Let's go. What's your specialty genre, Quade, would you say? Probably like 2005 up. I like it. 2005 up.

Hip-hop kind of style. Hip-hop, R&B, that kind of vibe? Yep. Okay, perfect. You're on the right station. You're taking on myself, Clint, and Brayden. Kia ora, Brayden. Hi, Brayden.

How's it going? What's your specialist category? Probably early 2000s. Early 2000s. Claudia, how do people's skill sets play into the theme this week? I don't have anything too new, so this is probably all right. Okay. What do you guys reckon your specialty is? Probably mid

2000s. 2008 to 2009. That's very specific. Come on, Claudia. Hook it up. Yeah, hook it up, Claudia. I've got some older, and I feel like the newest one is probably 2008, so we'll see how we go.

Perfectly brief. The songs that I've chosen, though, earlier this week, if you were listening, you'll have an for Brie. The songs that I've chosen though. Not on the money for me. Earlier this week if you were listening you'll have an advantage. These are the songs that Clint brought to the show which are the songs that people choose for when they're dying. Oh, the top 10 songs to die to. Yeah, I've chosen five of those. I'll start the song from the beginning.

Just buzz in with your name if you think you know what it is. For me and Clint you guys are going to go first. Yeah, they're songs that the most listened to songs by people in hospice. Which means they're popular. Yeah, but also grim. Yeah. There's some bangers in there.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, let's do it. Let's do it. They're pre-2000 ups. Okay, here we go. Brie and Clint, you guys are going first. Here's your song.

Brie. Whitney Houston and I Will Always Love You. Nailed it. Are you sure? Hold it. One of my favourite songs of all time.

She's long way from 2008 to 2009. That's her other niche. That's her other niche, yeah. It's my only other niche. All right, Brayden, you ready to step up and level the playing field for us? I hope so. Yeah, me too. Come on, Quade.

Let's cooper these buttons. Here we go. Here's your song. Queen? No. Quade? No. Oh, Quade. Quade's buzzing in. Quade? No idea, sorry.

It's not Queen if someone was saying Queen. It's not Queen. Guys, come on. You don't know this song? Is that a Quaid buzz? Quaid's in. Quaid's. I know this song. I don't know the singer's in. Quaid. I know the song.

I don't know the singer. Okay, give me the name of the song. We'll take it at this stage. Name of the song? Angel. Yeah, nice. Robbie Williams. Robbie Williams.

Robbie. No points. Sorry, that's all I got. No points. Yeah, no points. Okay, Bree and Clint, this next one's for you. Great. Clint.

Oh! Christina Aguilera, Beautiful. Yeah, girl! My other niche. You are beautiful in every single way. Yes, words can't bring you down. Hit the high note, Grandma. Oh, Clint. Top ten songs to die Grandma. Oh, what?

Top ten songs to die to. Okay, back to the boys. Okay, yep, there's two points for Team Brie, but Quaid and Brayden, this one's for you. Hey, dude. Brayden. Brayden, yes. Hey, dude.

By? By the? The. By the. By? By the? The? By the? By the Beatles? Yeah! He knew it. Yeah, he knew it.

He knew it. He just needed a little. You know what I'm going to do here? I'm going to scrap all previous points, and whoever gets this one gets the win. Good, because Brie got too many correct. It's not fair. It's okay.

I believe in you guys. Everyone's in. Quade can vote. Come on, Quade. Brayden can vote. I'm here. I'm here. Let's go.

Let's do it together. Good luck, guys. Brie. Brie. Cindy Lauper. I didn't even hear her song. Yeah, I know. Girls just want to have fun. Yeah, Brie. No, we didn't even get to hear her. My Lauper. I didn't even hear her song. Girls just want to have fun.

Yeah, I know. You didn't even hear it. No, we didn't even get to hear it. My other niece. She didn't need to hear it. It doesn't matter. I feel it. Wanna have fun.

Quade and Bray. Three right in my wheelhouse this week. Come on, Quade. I know the song. Let me guess. Yeah, okay. You want to have a guess, Quade? Yeah, have a guess.

Madonna. Yeah, okay. You want to have a guess, Quade? Madonna. Yeah. Let's go. Quade, you get... Quade, somehow you get 50 KFC chicken dollars. Well done. Let's go. Well done, Quade.

Well done. Brayden, wait there. We'll find you something as well, okay? Awesome. Cheers, brother. Sweet as. Give him $40. Oh, Quade, you sound like you're going to have a ripping weekend.

It's already started. It is, but let's go. Let's go. Bree and Clint. I just want to stay for the night, night, night When we take a drive Maybe we can get the 405 Hit the top five of lights Man, this must be the life See them?

Brian Clint, that's the anxiety. I haven't heard that for ages. It's called Meet Me At Our Spot. That is a vibe, isn't it? It is a vibe. Meet Me At The 405. We kicked off this game, I think we played it about three times. Your mum's played with us?

Mum's played because she was so invested in the game. Whereas essentially an idea I came up with where I wanted to put to the group, who is a famous person that you believe would be in your league if they weren't famous? If they were just a normal Joe Schmo. Everyday Joe Blow, you know. They worked at New World or. They had no fame.

Yeah. Were a plumber. Accountant. Yeah, yeah. They're just one of us. Do you reckon you'd be able to pull them if they weren't famous? Who did your mum say? My mum had a great one.

She said, I'm Kevin Costner. Kevin Costner. And we all agreed that she could pull Kevin Costner if he wasn't famous. We agreed he bore a striking resemblance to her husband. He's definitely her type. Yeah. Cowboy hat. Yeah, for sure.

He's my dad without a moustache. We're going to do it again. I already know that you guys are going to shoot me down in flames today. Do you want to go last then? Maybe not. No, I'll go first. You want to go first? I want to get it out of the way.

Okay. I don't say this to be stupid, okay? I do put thought into these. Okay. But I just feel that... Go on then. I feel like you guys aren't on my level of believing in me. I feel like I've given you a pass on most.

Yeah, actually you have. I feel like I've went with you on most. But like your mum said last week, the key to this game is honesty. And I want honesty. Okay. Okay, I don't want sympathy. Honesty is the best policy. I believe if they weren't famous, I'd have a chance with Brie Larson.

You know what? Yeah, probably. I think you would. Yeah, she's a bit of a plain Jane. Hang on, let me just check. I know the right one. The problem with this game is Ella doesn't know who anyone is. I think you would. Yeah, she's a bit of a plain Jane. Hang on, let me just check. I'm looking. No, it's the right one. Pretty girl. The problem with this game is Ella doesn't know who anyone is.

She knows their faces, but not their names. It kind of does ruin the game. It does really ruin the momentum, doesn't it? No, I know her. You got it right. Yeah, wouldn't you? Yeah, like if she wasn't famous, she'd still be pretty. But she's a plain Jane.

I think she'd be. Girl next door energy. Yeah, for sure. I think it depends what mood she was in. If you approach her at the pub, she might be a bit grumpy. But isn't that the case for any person? Yeah, I guess so. Are you saying she's got a grumpy looking face?

No, but I feel like she would... It's a yes. Yeah. I'll take it. Just take the yes and run with it. Okay, Ella, you're up. Post Malone. Yes.

Yeah. Well, the only issue is you're real short and he's real tall. Is he? He's not that tall. He's kind of average, isn't he? He's like, what, 6'2"? I think he's like 6'5". What?

All right, let me Google again. No way. Okay, that's blowing my mind. Hold on. Post Malone. I was telling Ella earlier that I would marry him if he let me. I love him. He's lovely.

He's so like, he looks scary, but he's a little puppy dog. Oh, he's six foot. Six foot. Is he only six foot? Yeah, six foot. Just a little baby. 1.83 metres tall. He wears the shit out of those wranglers.

Doesn't he? All right, yes, Ella, yes. Yeah, I think so. Claudia. That's a pretty easy one. Okay, I'm shooting for the moon. If they weren't famous. Claudia always goes big.

Mr. Golden Ratio himself, Robert Pattinson. Scientifically, apparently the most handsome man alive. Robert, hold on, wait. I need to get a look at this guy. If Robert Pattinson wasn't famous, he'd still be a model. You reckon? Yeah. He is such a good looking man.

No, he's weird looking. Yeah. But he's model looking. He's good weird looking. He's in the part of Laneway watching the bands that no he's weird looking. Yeah. But he's model looking. He's weird, good weird looking. He's in the part of Laneway watching the bands that no one's heard of. He's quite beautiful. Oh. He doesn't

strike me as your type. He's not my type. I don't think he's handsome, but everyone else does so I'm just going to shoot for the stars. Claudia saying she could get him doesn't necessarily mean she'd want him. Yeah. But she's saying that he would be in her league. I don't want to...

I said yes to your one. I know you did. But that's not what this game's about. I don't think he'd be in any of our league. Do you think he's above us? I think he's next level hot. I think he's so beautiful that he is elite. I don't think he's attractive at all. I think we're hotter. Claudia's negging him. This is good. I think he's so beautiful that he is elite. I don't think he's attractive at all. I think we're hotter.

Claudia's negging him. This is good. I think if he wasn't famous, it would make him even hotter. Yeah. So I'm going to say no, Claudia. I'll take the no. Yeah, this might be the first no I've given you. This is actually the second, but that's okay. Oh, who was the second? I can't remember,

but I've always got Ryan Gosling. I think you knowed her, Ryan Gosling. I think you knowed her, Ryan Gosling. No, I yesed her, Ryan Gosling. Okay. She had a good argument for that one. Last one, Bree. Okay. If she wasn't famous, Selena Gomez would be in my league.

Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Oh, current Selena, right? Right now? Oh, Claudia. She's got her speech is like her mouth doesn't move anymore. She's got her, her speech is like, her mouth doesn't move anymore. She's done something

to her face. What? Any, well, the game is current. Current, yeah. Me, how I am.

How, yeah. Selena, how she is. Only murders in the building, Selena. Yeah. Yeah.

Best friends were Taylor Swift, Selena. It'd be creepy if you were targeting Wizards of Waverly Place, Selena, Yeah, that'd be weird. That's still the one.

Free and Clint. Ladies and gentlemen, Bree and Clint Friday Hokey! Welcome back to it, the greatest singing competition on radio. We've gone that many

rounds of this that you'd think we would have stopped by now? You'd think we'd show signs of improvement. You'd think that too, yeah, but neither are true. We need to check this. There's every chance we've done over 100 songs. You reckon? Well, if we do this every week and we're on here for over 40 weeks a year, like...

Oh, yeah, of course we would have, yeah. There's a chance we might have done 200 songs. 200 too many. 199 too many. Are we running out of songs? Maybe. No, because they keep putting out new songs. So we keep doing them.

Every time we think we're at the end of songs, they keep making more. And nothing is truer than this week because we're doing a brand new song from Chapel Rhone, Pink Pony Club. Pink Pony Club. I'm going to keep on dancing like a pig. What a song, what an artist. What a privilege.

Dancing down the road. What a challenge. What a challenge. What a beast. If you've never heard Friday Oaky before, Bree and I have spent some time with a professional audio engineer and we have done our best version of Chapel Rowan's Pink Pony Club. You're about to hear both, Bree's and

mine, and then you'll get to vote on who you think is the winner of Friday Okie this week. Correct. I chose the song, so I will go first. Here comes Bree's Pink Pony Club. Good luck. Thank you. I'll need it. I know you wanted me to stay but I can't ignore the

crazy visions of me in LA. And I heard that there's a special place where boys and girls can all be queens every single day. I'm having wicked dreams of leaving Tennessee. Here's Santa Monica.

I swear it's calling me. Won't make my mama proud. It's gonna cause a scene. She sees her baby girl. I know she's gonna scream. Girl, what have you done? You're a pink pony girl And you dance at the club

Oh mama, I'm just having fun On the stage in my heels Is where I belong Down at the pink pony club I'm gonna keep on dancing At the pink pony club'm going to keep on dancing at the Pink Pony Club. I'm going to keep on dancing down in West Hollywood. I'm going to keep on dancing at the Pink Pony Club.

Pink Pony Club. That was great. It was high. It was low. There's some really good bits in there. There was flats. Because it's just, it's largely just voice and piano for most of it, when you miss a bit, it's really obvious.

It's noticeable. It stands out like dog balls. There's nowhere to hide. It's good and bad bits, but I have heard from people that you could be heard screeching through the booth this week. Just like last week with Gavin DeGraw where the low bits were a challenge for you, the high bits really, really get me.

You have to go for it. There's nowhere to hide. Good luck. Thank you. I think we just do it. Rip the Band-Aid off. This is my version of Chapel Rowan's Pink Pony Club. I know you wanted me to stay

But I can't ignore the crazy visions of me in L.A. And I heard that there's a special place Where boys and girls can all be queens every single day. I'm having wicked dreams of leaving Tennessee. Hey, Santa Monica, I swear

it's calling me. Won't make my mama proud. It's gonna cause a scene. She sees her baby girl. I know she's gonna scream God, what have you done? You're a pink pony girl And you dance at the club

Oh, mama, I'm just having fun On the stage in my heels It's where I belong Down at the Pink Pony Club. I'm gonna keep on dancing at the Pink Pony Club. I'm gonna keep on dancing down

in West Hollywood. I'm gonna keep on dancing at the Pink Pony Club. Pink Pony Club. The star was fantastic. I don't know what happened at the end. I enjoyed that so much.

It hurt my throat listening to the end part. It hurt my forehead when I was singing it. I felt like my sinus was going to explode. I just pictured your face going bright red. I mean, I feel like... Two ripping renditions. Two rippers. You can't say there wasn't passion in them.

Exactly right, Brie. We gave it our all. Passion is definitely something we don't like. You can't accuse us of half-assing that. No. We gave it everything. Do us the honour of picking the winner this week. Brutally, honestly as well. Yes.

Okay? Yeah. 0800-DIAL-ZM. We're looking for five people who are willing to call through and tell us who did the best chapel roan for Friday Oki this week. We'd love to hear your votes. Also, we'd love your feedback on the text machine as always. 9696. You know, there's'd love your feedback on the text machine, as always. 9696.

You know, there's actually some positive feedback on the text machine. Don't read all of it, but there's actually some. All the ones I've read aren't so positive. And I think kind of fair enough. Bree and Clint. Should we do that Chapel Roan next? Harder or easier, do you reckon? Oh, they were all pretty hard.

You just heard us take on Chapel Roan's Pink Pony Club for this week's Friday Okie. Brie sounded like this. Down at the Pink Pony Club I'm gonna keep on dancing at the Pink Pony Club I'm gonna keep on dancing down in West Hollywood. I'm going to keep on dancing at the Big Pony Club. Big Pony Club.

Oh, that's a long replay, isn't it? It's a big highlight, eh? Okay, get into yours. Really? Yeah. The replay's quite jarring, okay? Remember, it's just only a little bit of it. Down at the Big Pony Club. I'm going to keep on dancing at the Big Pony Club. Remember, it's just only a little bit of it.

I only get two. You cut yours off. What the hell? Why do we have to enjoy heaps more of mine? Someone has suggested, please could you stitch Clint's start with Bree's chorus and play it again? I'm curious. Oh, not a bad idea.

I think we both had good and bad bits this week. Yeah, I think that's spot on. Our bad bits were really bad, and our good bits were surprisingly good. Let's give it some votes, and Sharon's going to cast the first one. Hi, Sharon. G'day, Sharon.

Oh, g'day. Happy Friday. Happy Friday to you guys too. Great listening to you. Highly amused. But I really thought you were going to burst a vowel. Yes, I thought I was too. Yes, I thought Bree might have had to give you some oxygen.

Yeah, I think he got a hemorrhoid from singing that, Sharon. Yeah, I'd say so. I nearly prolapsed. It was harsh on the ears, but boy, it made me laugh because I've never heard a man have to hit those notes so high. Okay, so who are you going to vote for, Sharon? I'm going to go for Brie. I'll take it, Sharon.

Thank you, Shaz. You have a great weekend, okay? Thank you, Shaz. You guys have a great weekend and keep your swing up. It's great entertainment. Thank you, Sharon. Fantastic, Sharon. That's why we do it.

I think she was quite close. She's balanced. She was balanced. Sophie's here. Hi, Sophie. Hi, Sophie. Hi. You don't have to be that nice if you don't want to.

What did you think of our Pink Pony Club? Oh, it was different, yeah. Which horse wouldn't you put down, Sophie? Probably Blaze. Does that mean you're voting for my Pink Pony? Of course. Which horse wouldn't you put down, Sophie? Probably Breeze. Does that mean you're voting for my pink pony? Of course. I'll take it, Sophie. Thank you.

So convincing too. She's like, probably Breeze. If I have to. If one of them has to survive. If I'm forced to vote. Thank you, Sophie. Let's go to Brooklyn on 0800. Hi, Brooklyn.

Hi, Brooklyn. Hi, guys. How's it going? Good, thank you. Are you going to keep Clint's horse in the race? Yeah, Clint's got it. He's a male. We'll look at the pipe post

and see if we can get him to go. It's true. Thank you, Brooklyn. I appreciate it. I hear what you're saying. You have a great weekend. Let's go to Ray on 0800 Dials at M. It's 2-1 in favour of Brie.

Hi, Ray. G'day, Ray. G'day. What are your thoughts this week, Razor? Well, it's a tough song to sing. You're telling us. Yeah, I think, Clint, you struggle there on the high end. Yes.

But as a general, Brie can hold a note to say, I'm going all Clint, it's all you, bro. Thank you, Ray. Are you Welshman, Ray? I am a Welshman. You guys can bloody sing too, so that means a lot coming from you. Thank you very much. You're welcome.

Normally my allies, Ray, but... Not this week. Maybe not this week. They have to speak true. It's tied up and we go to Emily for the decider. Hi, Em. Hi, Emily. Hi.

You've got the power in your hands. If you had to choose, which horse are you picking to win? Unfortunately, I'm going to have to, or not unfortunately, I'm going to have to pick Bree to win. Are you sure? I am sure, Bree. I think yours was really good and your high notes were just awesome. And Clint, your start was really good,

but then you just kind of... The high bits were horrific. I agree. I feel like the parts I was stronger in, you struggled. That's why people want the stitch. They want the stitch. And then the parts I was terrible,

I really, yeah. All right, Bree's the winner. Cue the extended replay. No. Down at the Big Pony Club I'm gonna keep on dancing At the Big Pony Club. I'm going to keep on dancing at the Big Pony Club. I'm going to keep on dancing down in West Hollywood. I'm going to keep on dancing at the Big Pony Club.

Big Pony Club. It sounds like the local drunk down at the karaoke on a Tuesday night. Buy me a beer. No. Two bucks a glass. Oi, Gary, line up for the next one. I'm going to do four more. Bree and Clint.

We just did Friday Okie. We did Chapel Roan's Pink Pony Club. Our producer, Claudia, has just been busily beavering away. And, Claudia, what have you come up with for us here? What is this? So you wanted like a two-parter, like Clint did the intro and then Bree did the rest. Yeah. But I put you, I layered you guys together.

And it sounds so good. Like we'd be singing a duet. Yeah, like a duet, like a harmony. It's beautiful. Okay. Okay, let's have a little listen to that for a second. Let's go. I know you wanted me to stay But I can't ignore the crazy visions of me in LA

And I heard that there's a special place Where boys and girls can all be queens every single day Amen. I'm stunning. I dare the high notes. In Tennessee, here's Santa Monica single day. Amen. I'm stoned in. Is here the high notes? Hey Santa Monica I swear it's calling me. Oh make my

mama cry. This bit is really good. Are we better together? She sees her baby girl. Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. Okay, hold on. What have you done? You're a pink pony girl and you dance at the club. Oh mama. We harmonize with each other. It is.

I'll say this about it. We are better together than we are apart. Is this perfect? No. It's not perfect, but it's better together. Better than what it was. I'm going to make that my ringtone. I love it.

There you go. Thanks for that, Claude. This is definitely the most self-indulgent part of our week, but I am not apologising for it. There you go. Thanks for that, Claude. This is definitely the most self-indulgent part of our week, but I am not apologising for it. Oh, it's a bit of fun. Everyone gets a laugh. Bring Clint this to a birthday banger. Bring Clint.

All I want for my birthday is a birthday banger. And now it's time to self-indulge you guys with your birthday bangers. Number one. That's just indulging. Now it's time to indulge you guys. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Okay, let's kick it off with Sean. Sean, say hi, Sean.

Hello, Sean. Hey, how you going? Good, thanks. You want us to indulge you, Sean? Yeah, I'm interested to know. Alright. I was 16. Let's do it. It was a while ago. What is your birthday? 12th of November 1992. It's coming up next It was a while ago. What is your birthday? 12th of November, 1992. It's coming up next month.

You were 16, though, Sean, in 2008. And here's your birthday banger. Does that sum you up, Sean, you reckon? No. It's over. Are you? Womanizer? No. It isn't so well. Are you? Womanizer. No.

Nah. Married with two kids. Well, I hope not then. Oh, well, that's nice then. Okay, wait there, Sean. We're going to do Carl's birthday banger. Kia ora, Carl. G'day, Carl.

How you going? Good, thanks. How's your week been, Carl? Oh, yeah, pretty full on. Yeah, well, it's good. How good that it's the end of Friday, Carl? Always enjoy the Friday. Oh, who doesn't?

Hey, mate, what's your DOB? 29th of December, 1988. Ooh, right near the new year. You're 16 in 2004, it was, and this was at the top. When the pimp's in the crib, ma, drop it like it's hot. Drop it like it's hot. Drop it like it's hot. When the pigs try to get at you. and this was at the top. Snoop Dogg and Pharrell, Drop It Like It's Hot.

Would that sum you up, Carl? Oh, I'm happy as is. Yeah, it's a good one. I was afraid of what it was going to be. You were worried it was going to be Britney Spears, weren't you, Carl? Yeah, yeah. Old mate lucked out there. Old mate lucked out.

I like that. That was amazing. Ryan, finally. All the boys today. Old mate lucked out. I like that Warner Brothers song. Ryan, finally. All the boys today. G'day, Ryan. Hello, Ryan. Hey. What have you got planned for the weekend, Ryan? Oh, I'm just going to hang out with some mates. Oh, sounds lovely.

Sounds very nice. Hopefully you get some good weather while you're here. Give us your birthday. The 27th of December, 1989. Another late December, baby. You were 16, though, in 2005. And on that day, this topped the charts.

Would that sum you up, Ryan? Are you a humps man? Yeah, sure. We'll go with that. You like the lovely lady lumps? I do. Who doesn like the lovely lady lumps? I do. Who doesn't love the lady lumps? Wait there. Britney.

All from the same kind of time, eh? Yeah, three millennial bangers. I vote Black Eyed Peas, my humps. Ooh, do ya? Yeah, I love that song. I'm tossing up between Womanizer. Womanizer? Yeah, it's just an upbeat banger.

All right, let's go to our resident Womanizer, Claudia, who's going to pick the winner. Thank you for that. I like that reputation. Yeah. You know what, just for that, Womanizer. Let's do it. Well, I mean, she goes with what she knows.

Exactly. Horses for courses. Sean, you're the winner of Birthday Banger. Congratulations. Oh, awesome. There he is. That's an interesting one. He hates it, but he's happy to win.

Turn it up, Shorty. Turn it up. Bree and Clint, you're on ZM. ZM, Brian Clint, that's the winner of Birthday Banger today for Sean. He was 16 in 2008, and that song from Britney Spears was number one. Eat out black-eyed peas, my humps. Was this one of the first songs with Fergie? What year are we talking? 2005.

What? Yeah. Yeah, it would have been that project. Elefunk? No, that was the second one with Fergie. The second album with Fergie, wasn't it? Because they had Where Is The Love with Justin Timberlake, which Fergie wasn't on.

Yes. But that album was when Fergie arrived. I'm just looking it up. Okay, Black Eyed Peas historians. Ella Funk came out in 2003, and that was the first Fergie album. This is 2005 from Monkey Business, so it's the second album. Hey Mama, the internet 2005 from Monkey Business so it's the second album. Hey Mama the internet says

was the first song she had to break out with the Black Eyed Peas. There you go. Which came after Where Is The Love. Hey Mama it's that beat

to make you go mama. They're still going Black Eyed Peas no Fergie but they are still going. Fergie ended up marrying that real hot actor dude.

Josh Duhamel? Was that who it was from Transformers? Wait, let me check. God, whoever... He is a hot man. She's no slouch. Oh, she's beautiful. I'm just saying, he was a bit of me, still is. He's Silver Fox.

Despite what everybody thought, Duncan Garner has made it to the top six of Celebrity Treasure Island. Heyo! I gave him no chance and yet here he is. He's in the studio with us now. G'day, Duncan. Hello, Duncan. How's it going, guys?

Nice to see you guys, yeah. Did you give me no chance? Well, I... Look. Look what? Tell the truth. No, I didn't. No, I didn't.

And I don't know who wins the show, but I don't know. I don't know why. You have exceeded my expectations, Duncan Garner. Me too. I exceeded them too. I just didn't want to be going home first. No. And we managed to sort that one out.

Yes. And then what I did was I had this sort of play really that I just under the radar. Yes. I believe the fog is what you call yourself. That's right. And Kelly was the mist. Because we just hid in the fog and the mist. And make yourself useful.

Be friendly to everybody. Be a nice person. Yes. And go under the radar. Now, I reckon stay out of elimination. Okay. You'll stay there. You played the best social game, in my opinion, by a country mile.

Was that your plan going in? So, yeah, to have, I wanted unofficial alliances with everyone. So everyone's got these official alliances, which are only just, it's being revealed, right? As every episode goes by. You bugger. But what I tried to do was be friends with everyone. Like, because it's not that hard to be friends with everyone, because it's diminishing numbers as it goes.

So I had, and being sent to the other team, like when I got sent packing. Was the best thing ever for you? Of course, I'm going to Christian Callum. Who doesn't want that? Yeah, I know. Kelly, how you going, mate? DG.

You have a long and distinguished career in journalism and you spent a lot of time in Parliament, like in the building. Have you gleaned anything from that that has helped you on this island as far as strategy and being friends and nice to people's face and to get the information that you need? Has that helped you on this? It's a really, really insightful question. Yeah.

Yes. Because the best parliamentarians I see when we play in our parliamentary rugby team is that they merge between all of them. And they've done it really well for years. And I see this and I thought, this is how to win friends and influence people. Correct. And so I looked at the different teams and the strengths, so I always sided up to the leadership of both teams

and became unofficially part of that. Oh, I can give a bit of advice, Wairangi. Let's go. You're right, though, Clint. I want to know, Duncan, what's the feedback been like from the public, from people you know, seeing you on the show? Because I feel like it's really humanised you.

To be honest, and I say this generally, it's been incredible. You know, the number of people, some people I haven't heard from for years, suddenly, it's strange who watches this stuff. A lot of people watch it. A lot of 14, 15, 16-year-olds I was at a rugby tournament recently

and I could hear these young women just, is that that guy? Is that that guy? Is that that guy? You ask him. No, you ask him. You ask him. He might say no. I was just, is that that guy? Is that that guy? You ask him. Did you ask him? He might say no. I was like, yes, that's me. It's been incredible the numbers

of people who've been in touch and said you're a good guy. I thought you were an arsehole. People see a different side, right? Yeah, they totally do. I said, well, that's me. I regret this for years and years as I was doing political journalism and you've got to be,

have a real tough exterior. Yes. And be a hard bugger and take these guys on. Because if you show weakness and vulnerability, they'll monster you. Yes. And so competitive, 50 other journos around you. It's just, it's an awful environment. So maybe I became a bit like them.

Right. Yeah, right. And you played the character a bit more. And I think like watching you, and you correct me if I'm wrong, I saw you have a bit of a life-changing experience as the show went on. You were cut off from everyone and everything and you just had to be there on the island.

Would that be right? This is a game of mental strength. Yeah. It doesn't matter how many muscles you've got or if you're 50 and snore or that sort of thing. What it is, it's a game of can you survive all these days without a phone, without your mate's family, that sort of thing, and you're with the strangers who actually become your BFFs

by the end of it all, you know. So it's a game for me. And when Spanky went out, I thought this is a game of mental resilience because Spanky no longer wanted it. Spanky had done it nine days, whatever, and said, right, I'm out. Lost the drive. I saw that. I saw it with a couple of others too.

And it was just a matter of just go to bed, get up in the morning, do it. It's like prison. You get told when to be. It's a lot of walking and marching around. You don't see a lot of that. So you get fit and you get really focused. And the deeper you go, the more you want to win it because shivers. I'm now in the top six.

And I start to. You start to get that self-belief. Well, I start to win it because, shivers, I'm now in the top six. And I start to. You start to get that self-belief. Well, I start to win a couple of things. Yeah. And I didn't think I could win anything. You know, I was like you. I didn't believe in me. I was half teasing.

I was half teasing, but you know. No, no, I know what you're saying, though. And that's how my team treated me, too. Yeah. That guy, like, oh, you know that dude. He's good for the party. Yeah. And he'll have some fun.

He's actually, he can cook and catch fish. He's not a threat. It's fantastic to watch. No, he's not a threat at all. I would definitely describe you already as the people's champion on that show. I think it's been fantastic. Thank you, mate. Yeah.

One last thing before you go. I need to give you props because I've hosted six seasons of this show and you're the best damn fisherman I've ever seen on this program. Really? No, that's not. And just a bloody good bugger. And I'm glad people are warming and seeing you as yourself. And I think that's really important.

And I'm proud of you, mate. Well done. Thank you very much. It means a lot to you guys saying that. And, you know, my son's a bit embarrassed of me. Why? Well, he's at school. He's 14.

He's like, oh, that's your dad. And he's like, oh, yeah, yeah. He was in a woman's club. He was in a woman's your dad and he's like oh yeah yeah he was in a woman's club he was in a woman's talks and he's like oh yeah that's a bit shameful so so he's a little bit you know it's okay but you're having fun if that's the worst thing that he knows that you've done then you're all good yeah you're all good um you're dead right about that there's a whole pile he doesn't know duncan garner best of luck mate great to talk to you thank you guys and that's the end of another week of the Brie and Clint show. Thanks so much, everybody.

Oh, that Tate McRae makes some catchy tunes, doesn't she? Yeah, but only every now and then. Oh, she's had, what, two or three this year? Oh, is she this year? Yeah. I feel like she releases music very sporadically. Oh, Greedy was this year. Yeah. And then she's had that, I'm okay. I'm not saying she releases music very sporadically. Well, Greedy was this year. Yeah.

And then she's had that, I'm okay. I'm not saying she releases duds. I'm saying she just, we don't hear a lot from her. You reckon?

Or we're just not in the demo? Maybe, yeah, maybe. Yeah. She's got some bangers. She is, mark my words, she is

the Gen Z Britney Spears. Do you reckon? Yep. Do you reckon? Yep. Do you reckon she's going to be that big? Could be. Household name. I'm just saying her songs are catchy like Britney's.

Yeah. And she can dance as well as Britney. Yeah. Do you think we'll see another Britney though? I don't know that we'll ever. I think it's her. A universal star. I think it's her.

Like mums will be like, oh, she's great. And daughters will be like, she's great. And guys will be like, she's great. It's a different time. Yeah, that's what I mean. So the music industry and the way we view music and musicians has moved on. But in terms of what Tate McRae is, I think she is the Gen Z Britney Spears. All right, Mark Breeze Woods.

Have a great weekend, everybody. And we'll see you guys back on Monday on the Brian Clint Show. Our podcasts are out about now. Show podcasts, after-party podcasts. And we'll see you on Monday. Bye. Bye. Ten years from now, we'll still be on top.

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