ZM's Bree & Clint - ZM’s Bree & Clint Podcast - 15th July 2025

Episode Date: July 15, 2025

Clint challenges Big Steve to a fight.  What did you not realise was weird until you left home?  Do you have music on when you're at home?  Elmo's Twitter account got hacked!  See... omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Starting point is 00:00:00 Show requested. So here it is. As long as you've got da-da-da-da. It's ZM's Bree and Clint podcast. ZM's Bree and Clint, KFC's Zinger Stinger is back. Grab yours for just $14.99 and get a free 3D key ring. Tonight, we are going to witness the most anticipated show in the history of professional radio. ZM's Bree and Clint.
Starting point is 00:00:28 Good afternoon, everybody, and welcome along to the Bree and Clint show. G'day, guys. Happy Tuesday. What are we giving away on the show today? We're going to put some more people in the joy to go on ZM's World Tour at 4 o'clock. I found out that we're drawing that prize on Friday. Which means the odds that you will win if you get added to the list are very good. Very good. Because it's only a couple of days that we're taking people for the draw.
Starting point is 00:00:55 We'll do that at four o'clock. It's very easy too. You just have to guess the artist that we play you a second of and you could be at the iHeart Radio Music Festival in Las Vegas with a friend for free. Yeah, that's gonna be absolutely epic. It's a good one. And lots of other stuff too. We've got heaps of stuff in the show today. But the big thing at the moment is Tradey vs. Lady
Starting point is 00:01:15 and how close it is getting. Yeah, it is super close. The Tradey's on 53, the Lady's on 55. If you wanna be a part of history and claim $50 cash in the mix, then give us a call now. Play ZM's Bree and Clint. It's Traide versus Lady. 3, 2, 1, let's go.
Starting point is 00:01:38 Here we are, the Traide's and the Ladies score update. If you're following along for the year, the Trades on 53, only two behind the Ladies on 55. It's tight, it's really tight. It was down to just one point yesterday, which is as close as it's been all year. Yep. Let's go to our lady in Auckland, she's 25, and she absolutely hates bananas. Welcome to the show, Jess.
Starting point is 00:01:59 Hello. Hi Jess. I know what your least favourite Gwen Stefani song would be. Absolutely. You and my wife, right? Hi Jess. I know what your least favourite Gwen Stefani song would be. Absolutely. You and my wife. Does your wife hate them too? She hates bananas. She hates the idea of a raw banana. But Jess, you could eat banana bread, couldn't you? No, like I hate them. Oh, could you drink banana milk? No. You probably get this question every time you say you don't like bananas, right?
Starting point is 00:02:25 This is the same line of questioning. Yeah, I'm like, yeah, nothing, nothing, no bananas at all. What about a banoffee pie, Jess? No. I hate banoffee pie. What about banana split? And in the bed. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:02:37 You are taking on our tradie today. They're calling from the far north. They're in their late 40s and they've injured the entire left side of their body welcome to the show Jackie. Hi Jackie. Can we ask how you managed to do that to the left side of your body? Just through rugby. Oh. You got cut in half didn't you Jackie? Pretty much. Oh no. Well good on you for still playing in your 40s, but that's what you get. I don't know if we should be saying good on you. I feel like it's... Nah, good on you.
Starting point is 00:03:09 It's dangerous. Nah. And I don't know if it's a good idea. Nah, I like to think that it's all good. Yeah, I get no sympathy if I come home anyway. I can imagine, Jacqui. If Mahonu can still play, you can still play, Jacqui. Exactly.
Starting point is 00:03:22 Exactly. I don't know if you guys should be comparing yourself to Jess your buzzers lady Jackie you're trading the first two three correct answers gets $50 cash guys good luck here we go question number one what is the main ingredient in hummus lady ready Jess just got in there chickpeasas. No, it's bananas. Just kidding, you got it. Banana hummus. No, you got it right. It is chickpeas.
Starting point is 00:03:50 Question number two. What is the scientific term for the little brain that sits at the base of the brain that coordinates movement and balance? Starts with a C. Lady. Cerebellum. Cerebellum is correct. It is the cerebellum. Cerebellum is correct.
Starting point is 00:04:05 It is the cerebellum. Jackie would have got that but he injured his cerebellum in rugby on the weekend. I would call it the brain's ball sack. Oh okay. If you have to. Like when you look at it, that's kind of what it looks like. Alright, two to the ladies. Jackie you need this one to stay in the game question number three buzz in when you can tell me who sings this
Starting point is 00:04:31 Trading Well done is Absolutely 660 nice work. You're in the game two to the ladies one to the tradies question number four a Dermatologist largely treats diseases. Yes Jackie. Skin. Skin, well done. Well done. We're here at the tiebreak in the bottom of the fifth. Here it is. Who founded SpaceX? Was it Jeff Bezos? Yes Jess. Oh is it a multi-choice? It is a multi-choice. Because you buzzed in early you can't have the multi-choice. Um, Elon Musk? She's got it, well done. It is.
Starting point is 00:05:07 It feels like the multi-choice would have clouded her. Yeah, you didn't need it. Sarah Bellum anyway. Um, tight game, well done Jackie, but Jess you're the champion today, congratulations. Thank you. Very well done, 50 bucks, we'll get it out to you. Yeah, thank you so much. You back out on the paddock this weekend, Jacqui? Uh, no, I'm just, yeah, I'm a bit too injured this time. Yeah, get that D-Pate into you, Jacqui.
Starting point is 00:05:33 You'll be right. Bit of cold green out. You're the stranger! We played you a clip before from the Montoyas podcast. That's Taylor and Marcelo Montoya from the Warriors Where she revealed a very strange Habit that she had with her family growing up. One thing that I just took to when we moved back in as well was the bath towel situation
Starting point is 00:05:55 Growing up. There was just one bath towel in the bathroom We all just use it to dry up after a shower. Me, my mum and dad were all sharing the one bath towel. That's disgusting. That's a lot of washing if four people in the house are all using one towel each. Your dad wipes his a** off, he dries his a**, puts the towel between his cheeks, you're wiping, you don't know which part of the towel he's done that, you've wiped that on your face. That's disgusting. Yeah and you did it Taylor. Yeah. You did it. She did do it again. The clip
Starting point is 00:06:28 says at the start that she got back into the habit when she moved back into the house. No there's no getting back into the habit. There is. Because Mum and Dad obviously still share a towel. I don't believe it. And she's just using Mum and Dad's bathroom and she's like oh there's the towel. She's winding you up. There's no way that I'd be picking up a towel that my mother and father have used and then wiping my face and my bits and pieces. No thank you. We asked what's the thing you didn't realise was weird or gross until after you moved out of home. A lot of conversation around bath water. This person texted and said my four sisters mum and I would share bathwater that's six people and when I met my boyfriend at 16 he joined
Starting point is 00:07:11 the bath sharing list. No, no. What so if the boyfriend's sleeping over he gets added to the list where is he in the batting lineup? He's now my husband and it grosses us out so bad to this day to think about it. I bet. I'm 43. I bet it does. He has bonded to your mother and sisters in a way that no other in-law could ever be. You don't ask a guest to join the bath sharing water list. Yeah, how did the conversation go? Did he go, hey, do you mind if, hey, Mrs. So-and-so, do you mind if I have a bath?
Starting point is 00:07:49 That person just texts back and they said he was often last. Oh, that's a true keeper though. Let the guest go first. That is a true keeper. Siobhans here, hi Siobhans. Hi Siobhans. Hi.
Starting point is 00:08:01 What did you not realise was weird until after you moved out of home? So this went right through my childhood until I moved out to uni, but we weren't actually allowed to take anything from the pantry or the fridge unless we had permission. Oh, you didn't have fridger pantry privileges? No, no, right up until I left for uni and my friends all thought it was really weird. Wait, how old were you Siobhan when you left for uni? Oh, like 18.
Starting point is 00:08:28 Oh my God, did you have no self control when you realised you could just do and eat whatever you wanted? I think it was because there was four of us kids so they were just trying to budge it. Yeah, yeah, I get that. But as a parent, that's just more annoying that you have to go. Like, I wish my kids would go and get their own food. Oh, you could go. Go up to the fridge and get an apple or something.
Starting point is 00:08:48 Honestly, help yourself. Go for it. Yeah. Cook yourself up a stir fry if you like. Dad, I'm four. Well, you know, within reason. Thanks, Siobhan. We asked what's the thing you didn't realise was weird until you moved out. Someone said my husband's mum taught them to remove the toilet seat completely when cleaning the toilet. Then he found out when he was flatting that nobody does that. That's interesting. Obviously just a super pedantic mum. Very clean.
Starting point is 00:09:16 Yeah. You know what I realised as I've gotten older and this is where my tea towel trauma comes from. Yeah. And my partner has asked me about this on multiple occasions. I will not touch a tea towel. You got whiffy tea towel trauma. Because I've got tea towel trauma from growing up in a household that washed the tea towels, I reckon once a month. You've got WTTT.
Starting point is 00:09:39 I've got it all real bad. Whiffy tea towel trauma. I need to go to therapy to talk to someone about it. Like I can't touch a tea towel. How often, now that you're reformed and you have that WTTT, how often are your tea towels getting washed? Our tea towels are probably getting washed
Starting point is 00:09:54 every four days. See, even that's too much. Every three to four. I'm a daily. You're a daily tea towel washer. As soon as the tea towels damp, it's going to the laundry. Oh, see, our tea towels don. It's going to the laundry. Oh see
Starting point is 00:10:05 Our tea towels don't get used for a lot of stuff because I don't like to touch the tree there. They're really used So I think our tea towels like four days is fine Someone takes it and said I moved back home while I was trying to buy a house and that's when I realized my parents still keep leftovers overnight in the oven. What? That's not a safe way to store food. What do you mean? You don't ever leave something on the top of the stove. Like what? Give me a type of food.
Starting point is 00:10:35 Like a bolognese. No. You put the lid on it. No. Yeah, we'd do that. Leave it overnight. I've got a friend who did that with like a chilli con carne. Yeah. And it was like weeks old. that with like a chili con can and it was like weeks old, he's like just keeps adding to the flavour. Oh no that's not okay. Yeah. But like a
Starting point is 00:10:50 date, like a night. And then every time he ate it he'd reheat it. Oh that's messed up. But like we would and I would still, I mean I don't do it very often. The fridge is right next to the oven, that's my thing. Yeah but not everyone has a big fancy fridge like you. Oh, okay. It's just a fridge. It's a double door fridge, but it's just a fridge. Okay. I didn't realise it wasn't normal to do your own laundry when I was a kid and pack my own lunches. Oh, it wasn't until I moved out
Starting point is 00:11:19 and I was getting on with all of that normal stuff. And then I realised people, some people have never done it as a kid and still get their parents to do it for them after the age of 21. Oh that one's neglectful. You'd feel ripped off wouldn't you? Yeah but hey mum! To be honest I wish I had figured out that I could make my school lunches. Oh you've said your mum's a bad lunch maker. I think it's about straight. I know this sounds bad, my mum's only two faults as a mother. Oh, so you're two now?
Starting point is 00:11:47 No, it was the tea towel thing. Oh, the tea towels. The tea towels were not good, and my mum still to this day, not good. Does your mum wrap the Christmas ham in a wet tea towel? In a ham blanket. Oh, thank God she's got a special blanket. Yeah, she got a, where else would I need it?
Starting point is 00:12:00 And she's not putting the ham in the whiffy tea towels. Yeah, no, I wouldn't need it. I don't go near my mum's tea towels. Why does this ham smell like ass? I swear, I swear she's gonna start a new civilization in one of those tea towels one day soon. New colony of bacteria. That and packing school lunches
Starting point is 00:12:20 were my mum's only downfalls. Life's about balance, right? You wanna strike a balance of kids who can do their own washing and make their own lunch. Yeah. But they shouldn't have to do it themselves. What age do you reckon? 10.
Starting point is 00:12:34 10, they can start doing a couple of loads of washing? I don't know. I think so. Yeah. Why not? Yeah, why not? It's great life lessons. Yeah, yeah, yeah, totally.
Starting point is 00:12:42 And now that I'm not a kid, I think let's start them younger. Ha ha ha ha ha. This is Green Clint. Shows brought to you by Neon. You can stream the new season event just like that on Max, available on Neon. The Tea, live from LA with Dean McCarthy.
Starting point is 00:12:57 Dean ex Disney star, Disney star? Bella Thorne is calling someone out on Instagram. Who is it? She is just calling out Charlie Puth. So apparently she alleges that he lied and made up all these mean-spirited things about her because she wouldn't do the deed with him. So just to backtrack, she was obviously dating Tyler Posey and when they finished she started hanging out with Charlie. They had some dates. It was all kind of pretty nice, normal, and she alleges that because she never, you know, went further with him, is that a nice way to put it? Yeah. That he then came out and said all these mean things and said she cheated on Tyler and all this carry-on. It's all come out now and she
Starting point is 00:13:36 actually addressed it in the comments of an Instagram post, which is an unusual way to kind of like get a statement like that out there, but yeah she alleges that he's an absolute jerk and was mean-spirited to her because she wouldn't go. Not, not, not just that. She did it in the Instagram comments of one of the members of Little Max. Yeah. Who said that she wasn't going to work with Charlie Puth.
Starting point is 00:13:57 It seems like, cause we've talked about on this show before why Charlie Puth hasn't been a biggest star. Taylor Swift sang about it. Yeah. You know? And it's interesting that there's a few stories that are bubbling away. I'm not saying they have any merit, allegedly. But I don't know. It's interesting. I wonder why Jay doesn't want to work with him either in a collab. If Charlie Puth falls I don't know who to trust anymore. Is he the pinnacle? He's just, he's just, I don't want, like he's, he's not my pinnacle. I reckon Jack Black's my pinnacle. Yeah yeah but if he goes, we're doomed. If you were to put together a spectrum of stars that look dodgy and don't look dodgy,
Starting point is 00:14:45 he'd be on the more neutral end of the spectrum. He's got that weird eyebrow, I don't know. True, I should have thought about that. You know? Got that weird scar in his eyebrow, how did he get it? We don't know. Well that's juicy, and that's the tea from Dean McCarthy. He's our Hollywood correspondent, and we're back after this on ZM.
Starting point is 00:15:07 ZM's Brian Clint. Are you in a couple and do you not have kids? What are you fighting about? What are the main issues that you're fighting about if you don't have children? Because I feel like having kids complicates a relationship way more. You know, there's a lot more to get annoyed about, a lot more to argue about. Everyone, I mean look, everyone's problems and fights are relevant and relative, right? But it is easy once you have kids to look back and go, Oh, wish we could go back to that. Yeah, God, we did not realise how easy we had it.
Starting point is 00:15:43 We didn't have any problems. Those things that we thought were problems? Not problems. There's a comedian by the name of John Tover who has asked this question and some of the replies in the comments are very funny. Do you want to hear what some people are replying? Yeah, yeah. So these are couples without kids. What are you fighting about?
Starting point is 00:16:05 Someone said, we fight about the aircon. He wants it on 21, I want it on 25. That's all we fight about. Yeah, not a real problem, but good for you guys. Yep, someone else said, what to watch on streaming platforms and what to order on Uber Eats, that's it. Again, great problems to have.
Starting point is 00:16:26 Great problems to have. Someone else said, his tone of voice when I'm tired. And again, look, this is not a fair thing to say and everyone's problems are relevant, but you think you're tired now. Yeah, you wait. You don't know what tired is. Someone else said leaving the toilet seat up is the main argument in our relationship. Oh yeah.
Starting point is 00:16:49 Someone said. You know what solved that for me? What? Separate toilets. Separate toilets, that's the solution. Yeah, that is the solution. But then my children have started using the toilet that I use, and they're both girls, and now they're narking on me. They I use and they're both girls and now they're
Starting point is 00:17:05 knocking on me. They're going and they're going, mom dad left the toilet seat up on the toilet and I said I left the toilet seat up on my toilet. Do you want your daughters to fall into the toilet? No. You put the toilet seat down then. I want them to learn how to lower a toilet seat but I know that's too much to ask. It's so interesting that in your household you have your toilet and then your wife has her toilet. In my household we only have two toilets. One is the toilet. The number one's toilet. And the other one is the chamber of secrets. The number two's toilet. If you're doing two's you go to the chamber of secrets because it's right at the back of the house. Yeah, that's a good system.
Starting point is 00:17:45 Yeah. You don't do that in the main toilet. No, you don't do that in the one attached to the bedroom. Because then there will be an argument. Someone said, he took a 0.5 zoomed photo of me and that started a 30 minute argument. Wow.
Starting point is 00:18:02 That's horrible. Yeah. The right way to put the dishes away. Oh yeah. Someone else said... You can still fight about that when you have kids. That's still a big one. Because actually stuff to do with the house, you're very homebound, especially in the early days of child rearing. So those things are the things that you argue about. You're locked in there. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So a badly stacked dishwasher can boil over. House becomes a prison.
Starting point is 00:18:28 Yeah, totally. Yeah. Someone said backseat driving and how to fold socks and also his loud sneezes. Oh, that's a people with kids problem too. Yeah, yeah, yeah. One last one. This is from-
Starting point is 00:18:42 My sneezing, actually my breathing in general. Your breathing is loud though, bro. Like real loud. Really? Yeah, do you think so, Claude? I think it's something to do with your nose cavity not being like open enough. Yeah, and I wear headphones
Starting point is 00:18:58 so I hear you directly into my ear. I have said to Claudia a few times online, you try and sit in the studio with mouth breather over here. It's like ASMR. Okay, I wanna, now I feel like I'm at home with my wife. Okay, I don't need, guys, I don't need this chat, okay? I can get this enough at home. One last one.
Starting point is 00:19:19 What people without kids fighting about. It says he holds the bath towel, he folds the bath towels in fourths, but obviously they're supposed to be folded in thirds. It's an ongoing battle and we've had multiple training sessions. Training sessions. What are you folding a towel in?
Starting point is 00:19:37 This is a good conversation. Thirds. It's thirds. Exclusively thirds. Yeah, it's not fourths. Like thirds from an unfolded towel into a third? No, towel in half. Half, in half and then half and then half Yeah, once you've got it into the appropriate folding folding position. It is then in thirds
Starting point is 00:19:56 Yeah, people get what we're saying force you might as well roll the towel up. Yeah No rolling the towel up is fine but roll the towel up if you're going to roll it up. If you're rolling it in fourths it's going to end in a square. Yeah nah leave that man. Leave that man. I thought we could put it out there this afternoon. I want to know from the couples that don't have kids what is your main fight in your relationship at the moment. Yeah yeah Yeah, I have kids and I'm in a relationship I can tell you whether your problem is real or not I can be your perspective for you this afternoon the main fight in in my relationship at the moment
Starting point is 00:20:34 Yeah, that I let the dogs on the on the sheets. Oh Raw dog onto the shape? No. Literal raw dog. So the dog will be on the end of the bed on the duvet and then our little dog she gets cold and then she like wants to come onto the sheets and tuck in next to me. Sometimes I let her. Yeah right. That's the big big fight. Yeah well mmm no not a real problem. No, it's not. Of course it's not. I was trying to legitimise it for you, but it's not. No, it's not. 0800DALS at M, text 9696. Childless couples, what's your biggest fight at the moment?
Starting point is 00:21:15 ZM's Bree and Clint podcast. We're asking you this afternoon to the childless couples, what's the major fight in your relationship at the moment? It is a funny idea that your fights aren't serious if you don't have children, which is so not true, but sometimes it feels like that. Yeah, someone texts through and they said, coasters on the coffee table, which is marble by the way. Oh, they on the phone are they? That's Nigel. Hi Nigel. G'day Nigel. Hey team,, are they? That's Nigel. Hi, Nigel. G'day, Nigel.
Starting point is 00:21:45 Hey, team, how are we? What's marble, the coffee table or the coasters? The effing coffee table. And wait, who's not using a coaster, Nigel? That would be me. Yeah. Oh. How many times do you reckon your partners
Starting point is 00:22:01 had a go at you for this, Nigel? Oh, probably daily with a glass of wine. Nothing screams childless couple like a glass of wine on a weeknight on the marble coffee table Nigel. I know but then you know somebody else leaves the shoes in the middle of the bloody hallway as well. You know who leaves a lot of shoes in the middle of the bloody hallway as well. So. You know who leaves a lot of shoes in the middle of the bloody hallway? Children Nigel.
Starting point is 00:22:28 I'm glad I don't have any. Count your lucky stars Nigel. I've got a four legged child. Yeah, good man. Okay, thank you for the call. We appreciate it. Someone said, we don't fight. I had a vasectomy at 32.
Starting point is 00:22:44 Life is good. Interesting. Is that the key to happiness? That's the key. There's not going to be any children in your relationship. Someone else said, my fiance leaves the bath mat on the floor and every cupboard and drawer left open. I swear, every mail is programmed the same. That would piss people off with or without children that one. I would hate that. That one's universal. Yeah. I feel. Both of those things. And I feel like it's us fellas who are mainly at blame for that kind of thing. And I hate touching the bath mat once you've used it. I hate it but I put it up because I don't want to put that on my partner you know. Yeah yeah. Why should my partner have to do it every time? Imelda's here, hi Imelda. Hi Imelda.
Starting point is 00:23:26 Hi guys, how are you? Good, thanks. What's the biggest fight in your relationship which does not have children? Here on the sink after he's finished shaving and I don't know how this works, but he timed it perfectly. He waits for me to clean the bathroom,
Starting point is 00:23:48 and then all of a sudden, that evening, he now wants to shave his beard. And it's just here all over the show. Even after he's cleaned it, it's like they just don't, he doesn't have the ability to actually to put the top on. Are you sure their beard has emelda? Well, I would certainly hope so.
Starting point is 00:24:08 Let's pray, let us pray. Women being mad about beard trimmings on the vanity is a tale as old as time, and yet I feel like unclogging the drain of hair, which is largely women's hair, is a job that falls to men to do. Like it's not a bellic. Yeah, but so is the beard hairs on the sink. So just rinse a couple of beard hairs down the drain Imelda.
Starting point is 00:24:36 That is so true, but I mean at least you cannot see the hair that's in the shower that goes down the drain. No you can't see the hair. We see it when we pull the wookie goes down the drain. No, you can't see that here. We see it when we pull the wookie out of the plug hole. Here's the situation. How often are you doing that? Unclogging the drain? Yeah. Depends how shitty the women in my house are at the time,
Starting point is 00:24:57 but realistically once a month. Once a month? Yes. Jeez! Are you bloody growing wookies over there or something? Very hairy women in my house. Love you girls if you're listening. Biggest fight in our relationship without kids saving money to pay for our wedding. That's legit.
Starting point is 00:25:15 That would be an actual fight. Someone said, my husband does not spray stain remover on stains. That's a good fight. He just thinks they magically disappear. Oh another Thirds versus Fourths folding towels couple here. Geez that's a hot-button topic. They also then replied and said that they don't fight about it because they have kids. They don't fight about it because they're, oh because the towel it doesn't matter. Yes but they they are another thirds versus fourths couple, but they, they never talk or care about it because they have kids.
Starting point is 00:25:50 So they're fighting for their lives instead. We don't argue. I've trained him too well for that. That's good. That's good. My partner claims he's got no money, but he wants to buy a motorbike while I've paid for a trip to Australia. That's, that's a good no kid trip to Australia. Those are good no-kid
Starting point is 00:26:05 problems to have. That's a legit problem. Someone said, my fiance bought a 1959 Land Rover. Our current big disagreement. I wonder how much he paid for that. Someone else said, him leaving cups everywhere. On the floor, in the bathroom, in the garage, sick of it. That's a universal one. That's a fight that the childhoods and the childless will have. Yeah, 100%. That every couple needs a person
Starting point is 00:26:32 who leaves cups all over the house and a person who periodically does a lap of the house collecting cups with a third of a glass of water. I think I'm the cup leaver. I reckon you are the cup leaver. Someone, this one's a very unique one, but it says childless couple currently fighting about his auntie that just moved in with us and bought so many clothes and bedding into our house only to find out she has scabies and that has to deal with it. Oh no. That's... Oh no.
Starting point is 00:27:06 You... If you... What are scabies? If your hoarder, scabies riddled auntie moves into the house, that's your responsibility. Don't put that on your partner. Hi babe, can you just help my auntie? She's just been diagnosed with scabies. Can you... Can you help her? Can you shake her clothes outside? The ZM Podcast Network. Breanne Clinch. Let's go classic.
Starting point is 00:27:36 This is the game where Breanne and I usually go against Ella to guess pop songs in classical style but she's not here so we'll go against each other. If you've texted either of our names to 9696 you could win 50kfc chicken dollars. Claudia. Pretty straightforward huh? So just buzz in with your name if you know it. You gotta answer real quick okay? Only buzz in if you know it. I reckon you both have a fighting chance today. Clint you have really been writing writing breezecoats tales in the last couple of weeks. Yeah, I've gotten foggy on this one. Like I can't hear anything. Interesting.
Starting point is 00:28:10 Yeah. I feel like I go through phases as well. Maybe I'm in cognitive decline. Well, I think, what's the age they say? Yeah. Yeah, you're getting up there. I think it's 36 they say. I'm gonna go on the arepas.
Starting point is 00:28:23 You do. You're gonna go on the brain dream. Well, let's see how you guys fare today. Like I think it's 36, they say. I need to get on the art epas. You do? You get on the brain dream. Well, let's see how you guys fare today. Like I said, buzz in with your name. I need the artist and the name of the song. Here's your first one. ["The Art of the Song"] Oh.
Starting point is 00:28:43 Oh. Clint. Clint. Lady Gaga and Ariana Grande, Rain On Me. Well done. You got this. Oh, I should have got that one. It's because it's been in my DJ set for about three years. It's like, burned into my ear. I know this beat. Um, unpopular opinion, Stupid Love by Lady Gaga, better song than that.
Starting point is 00:29:10 Oh, correct opinion, yeah. Um. Very different songs, but. Yeah, it's like comparing apples and oranges, but yeah, sure. Well, it's not because they're both Lady Gaga. So it's not apples and oranges, it's like comparing an ambrosia apple to a rose apple. Controversial Opinion 7 rings better than this too. Controversial Opinion, shallow, fantastic Lady Gaga song.
Starting point is 00:29:33 That is controversial. Okay, that is one point for Clint, so Bree you need this one, here's your second song. Clint. Oh, Clint. Uh, oh, three, two, one. Aerosmith. No. Three, two, um, that is Goo Goo Dolls.
Starting point is 00:29:58 Iris? Yes, it is. It is. Yes, it is. Oh, I'm sorry. Oh, I'm sorry. Oh, I'm sorry. Three. Three. Two. That is Goo Goo Dolls, Iris? Yes it is! It is. Yes it is. ["Goo Goo Dolls, Iris"]
Starting point is 00:30:12 Come on! You know the Aerosmith song I thought it was, eh? Don't wanna miss a thing? Yeah. Oh. See this game is not going how I thought. I thought for sure Bree would get Gaga and then I would get Googledolls.
Starting point is 00:30:26 Yeah. But this is the decider. Okay. You're both either very sharp or very equally slow today. So we'll see how you go with this one. Bree, that's Justin Bieber, sorry. She's got it. That was a miss. Yeah, I know that I let you down
Starting point is 00:30:46 Is it true? Oh, come back in. Wait, can we just? Wow. That means Kerry, cause you backed me for the win. You get the KFC chicken dollars, well done. Okay. No worries. You never lost the faith, did you, Kerry?
Starting point is 00:31:08 You're welcome. Can I just do this? Hey, Amanda. Yeah. Is it too late now to say sorry? No, you're all good. Good try. Cool. Thank you.
Starting point is 00:31:18 Good try. Thank you. Thank you. Yeah. I can hear it now. Hey, good game, guys. Good game, everyone. Good game. Hey, good game guys. Good game. Good practice. Good game. Hey, good game guys.
Starting point is 00:31:29 Good games. GGs. Let's hit the showers. Love you too. Love you. It's ZM's Bree and Clint podcast. There's a question that's going around on Instagram at the moment and it sounds like this.
Starting point is 00:31:39 Imagine you're offered a million dollars to get into a street fight and win, but it's against your dad when he was the same age that you are currently. Are you winning son? What's a great question. A million dollars to fight your dad, but in the fight your dad is the same age as you are right now. So genetically it should be a fair fight shouldn't it? Yeah. He is you, you are him, you are the same age. Same age. But maybe he didn't go to F45 when he was your age. Different generation. Yeah, different generation. Yeah, I don't know if, look, and maybe this is me generalizing, I don't know if our parents' generation were
Starting point is 00:32:15 as into health and fitness. No, but I also wonder if they were a bit more ruthless and a bit tougher. Yeah, that's true. No point contacting my dad. I know I would win that one. Don't ask him, it's true. But then I put to you, what about my dad, Big Steve? And that's where it gets a bit interesting. Please welcome to the show, Brie's father, Big Steve. Hi dad.
Starting point is 00:32:39 G'day guys, how are you? Yeah, good, thank you. Steve, in this scenario, you you're 38 I'm 38 which I currently am and you got to see me as 38 just last week we caught up had a bit of a chat so you know what you're in for. Who's winning that who's winning that fight you or me? Definitely me sorry Clint. I would eat you up with one hand behind my back. You don't you don't want a minute to think about it or ask me like what my bench press is or anything like that? No not at all not at all. I'm in week six of a six week challenge at the gym at the moment I've never been
Starting point is 00:33:18 in better form Steve. You need to be in week 60 to even start getting a sniff of it. Sorry Clint. Okay, um... Listen, I'll take you on in an arm wrestle now. I'm 67. I'll take you on in an arm wrestle now. I would have to put money on Big Steve. Oh wow, so you'd beat me now if you were your age and I was my age? I'd beat you now, yeah absolutely. The only thing is I'd have to do you with the left hand because I've got a right shoulder injury but I'm still caught, yeah I still eat you up with my left arm. You know what's a little
Starting point is 00:33:56 concerning to me is it kind of sounds like you want to. I do! He's been waiting for the opportunity and is finally here. Well challenge not accepted Steve. I know when to back down. And I respectfully decline the fight that I challenged you to. Hey dad, Clint might be weak as piss but he's smarter than that. And obviously he's gotined, that's right. Thank you. Thanks dad.
Starting point is 00:34:27 Thanks big Stan. See ya. See ya guys. See ya later. See it's important to know your limits. It is. That's how you stay alive in the streets. Yeah you got the street smarts, that's about it.
Starting point is 00:34:39 It's Zed Ames Brinklin podcast. I'd love to get some text in on this question, quick smart if we can, because I just need to figure this out. I need to know, do people in their house, normally day to day, during the day, people aren't over or people may be over, it's not a special occasion, do you have music on in the house or not? The old music household slash not music household. Is that a thing? Discussion.
Starting point is 00:35:10 Because in my house, there is always music on. From the moment we wake up in the morning, the radio goes on, to the moment that the TV goes on after 7.30, kind of thing. That's when we turn the music off. And in all of those times in between, there is music on. Even when we leave the house now, we leave music on for the dog. So there is, apart from when we're watching TV or sleeping,
Starting point is 00:35:36 there's not a time when there's not music on in our house. But I have realised that that is not necessarily the way in every house, because we've been to, there's a few occasions recently where I've been at people's houses and I'm like, why does it feel weird here? Why does the situation feel odd? Because there's no music on.
Starting point is 00:35:53 Because there's no music. I feel like you can be an in-between. Like I feel like our house, there's always something on. Like if we don't have the TV on yeah like the background noise even We'll have music on okay. I feel like the TV counts. Yeah Kind of be a bit off-putting for me to have the TV on music is just so passive It can just be on in the background just filling space. That's how I feel about TV though as well Like you know you just have it on as it's like
Starting point is 00:36:25 some background noise. So do you have music on? Yeah, we definitely play music at our house. When you're having breakfast in the morning, what's happening? Usually we'll probably have breakfast in front of the TV. Really? Yeah.
Starting point is 00:36:39 Okay. Like a cup of tea. Yeah, yeah. I might have, you know, the news on. Yeah. And then after that. And then after that, normally, to be honest, I've changed how I do things
Starting point is 00:36:51 since being diagnosed with ADHD. I used to have everything on. I used to have music, I used to have the TV going, my laptop, I was playing YouTube. I just had a million things on. And now I've realized that for my brain because I'll do some work Yes, we do work at home and I have to have nothing on oh You need nothing. Yeah for me able to focus when I'm working
Starting point is 00:37:14 Yeah, okay when I'm cooking is my favorite time to have music on yeah I love have music on or like, you know when people are over we'll have music on What sort of house were you raised in? A music household. Music house, always music on. Always music on. Claudia, what's the deal in your house? I think, I mean, cause I live in a flat, I can't have it on all the time cause I don't want to annoy people.
Starting point is 00:37:35 But I think even then maybe 70% of the time, I'll have it on. I think in a flat situation. Nah, every flat needs a DJ. Someone's gotta take charge. All the good flats I've lived in, someone would have an iPod that was constantly on shuffle. I think I'm that person where I just always have the radio on or I put my speaker on or anything but my flat, we all work different hours so I try not to disturb people, especially
Starting point is 00:38:00 in the mornings. But if it was up to me, probably 90% of the time I would have music on. Texts are flooding in on this. Someone said music 24 7. Someone else said no music at our house, just kids gaming and yelling. See, put some music over the top of that. Drown the kids out. A few people are on my bandwagon saying that they do have TV on for background noise. And then I have like my background shows. Like it used to be Friends. That's always on for background noise. And then I have like my background shows, like it used to be Friends. That's always a good background show. Yeah, yeah. Yep. I always have music on, including when I'm not at home. We used to leave music on when we went on holiday when we were kids, because mum and dad thought it would deter burglars. They'd be like, we can't rob this house. I can hear classic hits coming out of the windows.
Starting point is 00:38:46 They must be home, even though there's no cars in the driveway and the lights are all off. Smart. Did you grow up in a music household? I'm trying to remember. Oh, see, you didn't then. I don't think I did, but I think I maybe, I hate to take credit for it,
Starting point is 00:39:02 but I think maybe I might've made our house into a music house. You know when you grow up in a music household. I forced my parents to start, my whole family to start listening to the radio when I got into radio I think. You're like you have to listen now because I'm on the airwaves. No, no I mean when I started being interested in radio, like as a teenager, I was like, Mum, Dad, you've got to check out Stables. He's crack up.
Starting point is 00:39:26 So good. Yeah, I remember specifically my mom buying this eight CD stacker that had a record player on the top. And then we had an amp, we had speakers, like my parents were like music all the way. And they've always been like that. It's still to this day. I guess I'm more interested in people who don't have music on, who don't have anything on. Yeah. I'm interested in the idea that your house is just silent. You know what's even weirder to me in my opinion because I don't mind a bit of silence at home. I feel like my brain's so busy. So like every now and then I'm like, oh, it's quite nice. People who listen to nothing in the car. What?
Starting point is 00:40:11 What are you doing? Yeah. Those people need to be studied. In the times where I've had a car that has had no band expander and no CD player and no aux, the number of phone calls I made in the car. It's horrible, eh? Just to fill the space with something.
Starting point is 00:40:30 Like when you realise how shitty your own company is. Maybe I hate being alone with my own thoughts. It's horrible. Maybe that's what it is. Maybe I don't like to reflect. It's scary. I've got to have something going. Anyway, if you're a permanent silent household person, text us.
Starting point is 00:40:49 Why? Yeah. Like, why? Or if you just never thought about putting music on. Yeah. You know, I feel like it's generally if you grow up in a no music household, that's just what you know. Yeah, I know.
Starting point is 00:41:01 You can change though. Play Zayn Eames, Bree and Clint. you know. Yeah I know. You can change though. I came across this story where a US influencer, so online, posts a lot about her relationship and her life and one of the things she posts a lot about is her partner. They're currently pregnant. She's eight months pregnant. And unfortunately, her most recent post was a post about him being unfaithful. Oh no. The post read like this, Never in a million years would I think
Starting point is 00:41:35 that I would be making a post like this, but this has been my new reality. I just recently found out that the father of my child has been cheating on me with multiple women. I have one month left of my pregnancy and so far I've figured out he's cheated on me with at least 25 plus different women. Wow. 20 like I think it's just the tip of the iceberg. That's what she's up to, yeah, yeah. If it's 25, it can be 100. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:42:08 Yeah. It could be, easily. All it is is time, if he had enough time. Is that, just for clarity, is that 25 women since she's been pregnant? Or just 25 women that she knows that he has been with while they've been together? Yeah, it doesn't really clarify. Because 25 women in she knows that he has been with while they've been together. Yeah, it doesn't really clarify.
Starting point is 00:42:27 Because 25 women in 8 months, that's some crazy numbers. Yeah, that is crazy numbers. He hasn't commented. He has deactivated all of his... Has he liked the post? No, he's deactivated all of his social media accounts, which isn't a good sign. What a horribly stressful thing to go through at any time, but particularly when you're eight months pregnant. Like you have to be a real dog. Dog.
Starting point is 00:42:57 A real dog. You're a dog, you're a mutt. It's what we watched happen to Chloe Kardashian on the Kardashians, isn't it? Literally, she I think was like a month out from giving birth and found out that her partner Tristan Thompson was sleeping around. And everyone found out. Like the world found out. And I guess that's what happened here.
Starting point is 00:43:19 She's just come clean with it. Yeah, she's just told all of her followers. Do we know how many followers she has? I think she's got about 250,000. Oh yeah she's big time. Yeah. Or the comments section would have been wild. It would have been crazy. Because apparently, apparently I looked into this, apparently in the comment section there was women then coming forward and then DMing her off of that post saying, I'm one, I'm one, he invited me over to his Airbnb, etc. etc. And I wonder if they are women that already followed her or if the post has been shared
Starting point is 00:43:56 to them by someone else. Because there's every chance that they didn't know that he was in a relationship. Could be the case, yeah, for sure. That's ruthless. 25. Do you stop counting or do you go down the most spiteful hole you can and count every single one? I think at a certain point, it's not going to serve you to find out. No, but she's not in serve herself mode.
Starting point is 00:44:23 She's in revenge mode. Yeah. You know? Yeah, but... she's not in serve herself mode. She's in revenge mode. Yeah. You know? Yeah, but I mean. It's the seven stages of revenge. Sounds like a lot of admin. There's 25 women already. You're not gonna get anything out of it.
Starting point is 00:44:33 No. Unless you find out that he's got kids. Oh yeah, see that gets more and more complicated. Because that's gonna inform your decision going forward, isn't it? Like I don't imagine that she is going to try and work things out with Mr 25 plus. But you're going to have to have some kind of relationship with him because he's the father of your child.
Starting point is 00:44:53 He's the father of your child, which is coming in four weeks. Yeah. Or less. Messy, real messy. Just a just a shit thing to do. That's that's it's the lowest of the low. 100 percent. Yeah. 100 percent. That's the lowest of the low. 100%. Yeah, the bottom of the barrel. I thought we do talk about cheating on this show a lot and we have heard your stories over the years, but today we're looking for the mega cheaters. The people who, if it was a
Starting point is 00:45:24 courtroom situation you'd call them recidivist adulterers they just can't help themselves and maybe you found out about one you forgave them you found out about another one you forgave them and it's been the thing that's happened over and over or like this person you found out you found out the mother load all at once. Yeah, was it multiple people that they cheated with? You found them by phone, you found their other email account, I don't know, I don't know what it is. Maybe they had a whole secret family.
Starting point is 00:45:53 Mega cheaters. You'll know if your situation fits that bill. You'll know exactly straight away if it's you. We wanna talk to you, we would love you to call 0800 DIAL ZM or you can text us the details to 9696. We can keep you anonymous. That's absolutely fine. What if the person who is the mega cheater calls? Oh yeah, we'll talk to a mega cheater. Are you a mega cheater? ZM's Brie and Clint podcast. All right, number one songs when you turn 16. We figure them out and then we play our favourite one out of the three.
Starting point is 00:46:30 Beth's birthday is today. Happy birthday Beth. Oh, happy birthday. Thank you. Have you had a good day so far? Um, yeah not too bad, just working. So that's a no. You can be honest with us.
Starting point is 00:46:43 Yeah, what a crappy birthday. Why didn't you take your birthday off work? Oh it's alright, I got married last week so we had a big celebration. Oh so now the truth comes out. It's all coming up Beth at the moment. Your hubby didn't go, or wife sorry, they didn't go, oh I'm not gonna get you anything this year, we just spent all the money on that wedding. I didn't actually get anything this morning so I'm on my to get you anything this year. We just spent all the money on that wedding. I didn't actually get anything this morning. So I'm on my way home.
Starting point is 00:47:08 So we'll see. Beth, Beth, can you please, if you remember, if you remember, can you call us tomorrow at the same time and let us know if you got a present or not? Yeah, I will. Either that or we can call your partner live on air and check if there's a prison. Should we? Oh gosh, if you want. Oh let's do it, I'd love to do it. Let's do your birthday banger and then we'll put you back to Claudia and we can sort that out. What's your date of birth? 15th of July 1995. Right, that means you were 16 in 2011
Starting point is 00:47:46 1995. Right that means you were 16 in 2011 and we've done the calculations. Here's your birthday banger. Oh it's a bop. Banger Beth and that is our birthday present to you. Yeah yeah. What a great birthday present we got you. Better than what your partner got you. Cobra Starship wait there. I want to make the call but it's over to Beth. I don't wanna pressure Beth too much. Don't pressure her, but I'd definitely love to talk to him. Carolyn's gonna do the hubby's birthday banger. Hi Carolyn. Hi Carolyn. Hi, how are you guys?
Starting point is 00:48:13 Good, good. What's hubby's name? Yeah, his name's Tom. Tom. Okay, and what's Tom's birthday, Carolyn? The 4th of June, 1966. Right, that means your hubby was 16 in 1982 and on that day this was at the top. Joan Jett in the Black Hearts. Oh very nice. Covering the Britney Spears classic I Love Rock and Roll.
Starting point is 00:48:42 I love rock and roll. Very good, very good. Very good, yeah. Can I just say, this time call a long timeless wife. Yes. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.
Starting point is 00:48:53 Yeah Carolyn. I just needed it. Yeah, you gotta do it. You can only get one chance to do it. Carolyn, you gotta take your opportunities. You crushed it. Thank you guys. Okay, wait there, you could be our winner.
Starting point is 00:49:02 Let's go to Molly for a birthday banger. Hey Mo. Hi Molly. Hey Steve, how you going? Good thanks. What have you been doing Okay, wait there, you could be our winner. Let's go to Molly for a birthday banger. Hey, Mo. Hi, Molly. Hey, Sam, how you going? Good, thanks. What have you been doing today, Molly? Oh, just at work, but it's pretty cold now and I'm pretty hungry, so.
Starting point is 00:49:12 I hear you. I'm both those things. Really thought a snack. Yeah, I suggest an indoor dinner. Yep, that's the plan. Good chat. That's the solution to being cold and hungry. Yep. Yeah, well, that's so true. God, Molly, you know. That's the solution to being cold and hungry. Yep.
Starting point is 00:49:25 Yep, well that's so true. God, Molly, you know, it's so nice to work, it's so nice to work with such an intelligent man. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I bet. It's really good. Molly, I'm just gonna leave you and Bri to it, I'm just gonna sit this one out. I think that's for the best.
Starting point is 00:49:39 Hey, Molly, what is your birthday? Fourth of July, 2002. All right, that means you were 16. Wait, let me do the math. Oh, 2018. And here's your birthday? Fourth of July 2002. Alright, that means you were 16. Wait, let me do the math. Oh, 2018. And here's your birthday, babe. Young blood, say you want me, say you want me. The heart is out and I'm just a bit...
Starting point is 00:49:56 I believe Five Sauce. Oh, sorry, I'm not here. Yeah, no, you're not here. Five Sauce, Young Blood. What do you reckon, Molly? Yeah, I reckon Caroline's is a bittersweet honest. You're into the Joan Jett, I love rock and roll. Yeah, probably.
Starting point is 00:50:10 Okay, we hear you. I'm back. I'm voting for Cobra Stasha before I'm allowed to vote. Hear me out. What if we don't play any birthday bangers and we have a dinner inside? Oh. Damn it, it's a burn. Oh damn it's a burn I thought it was gonna be something else. Nah Cobra Starship that's my vote. Cobra Starship
Starting point is 00:50:32 because we have to butter Beth up so that she'll let us call her partner. Oh true! Beth we're gonna play your birthday banger you're the winner congratulations. Oh thank you. Are we calling your partner at the end of this song to find out if they got your birthday present or not? Why not? Yes! Yes, come on, Beth! Okay, stay with us. Oh, how good.
Starting point is 00:50:51 We could be having a very awkward phone call after this. Being humiliated on national radio, he won't make the same mistake again. That'd be a more awkward moment than that indoor dinner comment. Cobra Starship on ZM Bree and Clint. If you missed it that was Beth's birthday banger. It's Beth's birthday today. Beth got married two weeks ago and so far has not received a birthday present. And we said, do you know if your new hubby has gotten you a present for when you get home?
Starting point is 00:51:29 And she said, I don't know. I don't know. It is 20 to six. Beth is home. Are you with us, Beth? I am, hi. Oh Beth, I'm so invested in this. I'm gonna roast him, hey.
Starting point is 00:51:42 I'm gonna roast him hard if he hasn't gotten you. It's your 30th birthday too. Yeah, it is. First of all, what's your hubby's name? Andrew. Andrew. And who is going to do the asking? We're happy to do it for you, Beth, but if you would like to go on speaker and ask Andrew yourself, you can do that. It's up to you.
Starting point is 00:52:02 Well, I have just walked in. Oh, you've walked into the house. Do you want us to do it? We can do that it's up to you. Well I have just walked in. Oh you've walked into the house. Do you want us to do it? We can do it. Put him on. Just put him on Beth. Hello Andrew it's Breanne Clint from ZM how are you? Oh not too bad yourself. Hello Mr Beth congratulations on the recent nuptials. Oh thank you very much. I don't know if you know this, Andrew, but we're good friends of your new wife, Beth, and we just had called her to say happy birthday to her. And we just wanted to know one simple question. What did you get her for her 30th birthday, Andrew? Well, she's not getting it all today. Some of it is, I've actually
Starting point is 00:52:47 taken her out in two weeks on the weekend for a night out. Oh is that something that you organised in your head just now? No no I've actually been planning it for the last couple weeks. Okay. Are we potentially ruining the surprise right now? No, no, she's aware of it. Oh, she's aware? She didn't make us aware of it. No, because she probably forgot. What does it entail? What does the night out entail? What's been booked? At the moment, a hotel has been booked.
Starting point is 00:53:21 Oh, okay. That is proof. That's romantic. And then it's basically her night so we get to do whatever she wants to do. That's pretty true. She can do exactly what she wants. You're off the hook Andrew. I hope you understand, I know this is quite accusatory from us, I hope you understand, like you we just had Beth's best interests at heart. Yep, that's it. I'm going to say Andrew, I 60% bought it.
Starting point is 00:53:48 I'm going to say I 60% bought your pitch, so I 60% believe you. The proof will be in the follow through though. It will. And we will be calling Beth Tuesday week, just to see how the weekend was. Yeah, see what happened. Oh, okay. Yeah, well it's not this weekend, it's next weekend. Okay next weekend okay. Tuesday week. Okay thank you Andrew we appreciate it. Thanks Andrew. No thank you. Can we go back to Beth? Yep. Yeah thank you, see ya. Hello. Beth you're not buying that crap are you?
Starting point is 00:54:19 I was not aware. She was aware. I think he made it up on the spot. I think Beth, I think you are in the box seat right now to get whatever the hell you want. It sounds like it sounds like under pressure your new husband may have just written a blank cheque. He's committed he's committed to whatever you want Beth, you are welcome. Good, thank you, yeah. Well you enjoy the rest of your birthday Beth, thanks for sharing it with us. Awesome, thank you. See you Beth. Bye. See you later.
Starting point is 00:54:56 Did you believe him? No, but I felt mean. Oh, I didn't. No, right. No, I didn't. I think there's lessons in life. It doesn't matter whether we believed him, Beth didn't believe him. Beth. No, I didn't. I think there's lessons in life. It doesn't matter whether we believed him. Beth didn't believe him. Beth was like, what a load of crap.
Starting point is 00:55:08 Beth said, I didn't know any of this. What a load of BS. There's gaslighting. Oh, I told her about it this morning. No, you didn't. No, you didn't, Andrew. Their name's Brinklin. It's, what day is it?
Starting point is 00:55:19 Tuesday. Oh, Tuesday. And on Tuesdays, we go looking for A Name in a Haystack. It's the hardest game in radio. A random name in a random business. If the person with that name answers the phone, today they're going to win $1500. The money jackpots every week. So you can tell how long we've been doing it. Total rando. May not even listen to ZDM, may have no idea who we are. And if their name is correct,
Starting point is 00:55:48 we're going to give them one and a half thousand dollars this afternoon. What a good Tuesday for that person. Claudia, you're in charge of choosing the place today. And because Elle is away, Brie, you're going to pick the name. So it is at random. I want the name first. OK. Because I know Claudia has already
Starting point is 00:56:05 decided the place and it's unchangeable because the phone number is locked in. Oh true it could rig Bree's decision. Yeah. I want to go for a unisex name which means we've got double the chance. Of course. And I reckon... No, no. I was gonna make a playing the field joke, but it's been done. Was it gonna be a bisexual joke? Yeah! Yeah, yeah, yeah. Better odds, better odds. Absolutely.
Starting point is 00:56:32 On the TAB, I mean better odds. I reckon we go with the name Charlie. I like the name Charlie. Charlie. Alright, could be a girl, could be a boy. So we'll accept Charles. Yeah. Yes. And we'll accept Charlie.
Starting point is 00:56:46 Is that the girl version of Charlie? Is it Charlie? Charlotte is. Charlotte. Oh. But I don't think Charlotte is Charlie. Yeah. They have to be Charlie. Has to be Charlie. For some people, it's just Charlie.
Starting point is 00:56:57 If it's Charlotte and she goes by Charlie, then she'll... She'll know. She'll tell us. Okay. Mm-hmm. We'll see. We'll feel it out. Claudia, where does our... Where does our... gender ambiguous Charlie work? I had a lot of fun choosing the business today and I've settled on the Taupo Hole in One.
Starting point is 00:57:16 Do they have a phone? They have a mobile number. And I assume it's just a mobile because they are on a little stand. It's probably whoever's on shift. You know, the Taupo Lake Taupo Hole inOne, also a bit of a needle in a haystack. I've always wanted to try and play. Because if you get it in, it's 20 grand? I think it's 10 grand. Still good. Still bloody good. Claudia, when you're ready, please connect us to the Lake Taupo,
Starting point is 00:57:41 Great Lake Taupo Hole-in-One where we're looking for Charlie. Come on, Charlie. Come on, Charlie in One, where we're looking for Charlie. Come on Charlie. Come on Charlie. Oh, when you speaking in Portakee? Sorry, what was your name? Portakee. Oh, right. Is this the Taupo Hole in One?
Starting point is 00:57:56 Yes, I am, yep. Okay, great. You're talking with Brian Clem from ZM. How are you, mate? Oh, good. Portakee, there's not someone there called Charlie that works at the Hole in One, is there? Well, he works seasonally, but he's a high schooler. I think he's a boarding schooler.
Starting point is 00:58:11 Oh, you're kidding me. Portakei, we play a game on our show called Name in a Haystack, where we call like a totally random business every week and we pick a random name, and if the person with that name answers the phone, they win money today it was $1,500 if Charlie had answered the phone Oh Charles!
Starting point is 00:58:31 Ohhhh! You should have been working! Wait, Portakie don't tell him about this, I reckon just don't tell him I'm gonna tell him on the phone, sorry Portakie, we have played this game 30 times. We've played it 30 times on our show and this is the closest we've ever come to getting it right. Oh no. Oh.
Starting point is 00:58:53 So close yet so far. Oh, sorry about that. Which is a feeling you would experience every day with people who almost get the hole in one, isn't it? I know, yeah, yeah. We get like two a week, so yeah. Do you? And how much is it worth? So there's three different holes and one of them was $10,000. Someone won it three weeks ago but the last one last year was an 11 year old boy. Wow yes I saw that one. Um, Poultiki, thank you. You've been great mate. Yeah, and sorry.
Starting point is 00:59:25 Fantastic, sorry about that. Sorry we didn't pick Poultiki as the name. Yeah, we should have gone with your name. Yeah, should have went with your name. There's only one in me, so yeah, absolutely. You're our whole in one. Alright, have a good one, see you later. Thanks.
Starting point is 00:59:39 Oh my god! That's the first time that someone has worked there with the name. That is like we said, the closest we've come. That was incredible. Oh my god! That's the first time that someone has worked there with the name. That is like we said the closest we've come. That was incredible. I could tell as soon as we said it. He was like, this isn't a weird question. Yeah, he was like, oh no, he only works seasonally.
Starting point is 00:59:56 Which, if he's at school and we had called last week, which was the school holidays. You're so right. He could have won. Did we miss him by a week? We missed him by a week. Could have missed him. Oh well, next week we'll play again. Back to the drawing board. It'll be even more money and the odds will be reset.
Starting point is 01:00:13 It doesn't get easier because the business changes, the name changes, it's completely random. Back to square one. It's ZM's Brie and Clint podcast. Elmo's Twitter account has been hacked guys. Stop the press. Elmo. From Sesame Street.
Starting point is 01:00:29 Oh no poor Elmo. He's only three and a half. He's only three and a half and his Twitter or should I say X account has been hacked. Sesame Workshop is frantically trying, this is a real story, to regain control over Elmo's account on the platform X
Starting point is 01:00:47 after a hacker gained access and began posting a string of racist and anti-semitic messages. How many followers does Elmo have on Twitter? That's the biggest problem. Elmo has 650,000 followers. What's he posting? I mean, before all this stuff happened. Before that, a bunch of Elmo shit like, how's everybody feeling? That kind of thing. Sesame Street said, Elmo's ex-account was compromised by an unknown hacker who posted disgusting messages.
Starting point is 01:01:22 We are working to restore full control of the account To me, I'm not laughing at the messages. I'm not I'm laughing at the situation because to me This is a lesson and I think everybody can learn from this not every person Business or puppet needs a social media account. They don't not everything needs it Especially not a Twitter account. Elmo's not real. Why is Elmo tweeting? Why is Elmo tweeting? No, put your hands down. I didn't just drop a bomb shell. How dare you say that? Have you got proof? He's clearly real. Have you got proof? Maybe, maybe, Elmo, have you thought about this? Maybe he has been radicalised. Oh,
Starting point is 01:02:03 you reckon it could be Elmo? Yeah. Maybe he, maybe some people have got their talents in DM. Well, that's worse. If that's the situation. Yeah, it's way worse. Surely people are smart enough to know that Elmo hasn't all of a sudden become a racist anti-Semite. Surely people know that? Surely. Although we watched it happen to Kanye. So maybe this is the world we live in. I don't know.
Starting point is 01:02:28 One of the tweets that stood out to me was Elmo demanding the release of the Epstein files. What do you reckon people like set the goal to hack Elmo's Twitter account. You reckon like there's a group of people that sat around and they were like okay what do we want to do? We want to hack Elmo's Twitter account. And who was on the shortlist? Yeah, who else were they trying to hack? Who were the best accounts to get?
Starting point is 01:02:57 I reckon Joe Biden's account's a sitter at the moment. He's not really using it. It'd be really big too. And imagine if Joe Biden came out and he was like... How many followers do you reckon Joe Biden has on Twitter? Do you reckon Joe Biden has Twitter or does he just use the POTUS one and now we had to give that to Donald Trump after he left? Yeah that's a great question. I don't know. Anyway, if you're following Elmo on X or Twitter, first of all why? Second of all, it's not Elmo doing the racist stuff, okay? Elmo's been hit.
Starting point is 01:03:29 Just to clarify, it is not Elmo. It's not Elmo. And also, if you were interested, Joe Biden does have a Twitter account. Yeah. 38 million followers. That's the account they should have got. Why wouldn't they go for that one?
Starting point is 01:03:42 And 100% Joe Biden has written down his password and it's stuck to his fridge. That's how you get into his account. You go on his... Pretty easy. Yeah, you go into his Facebook page, you look for photos of him in the kitchen and his password will be behind him.
Starting point is 01:03:54 Oh, what's the password? One, two, three, four. I meant... Oh, hey there you are. Listen, can you take care of Tango for just a second? Elmo will be right back. Okay, thank you. Brie and Clint. It's ZM's Brie and Clint podcast. Can you take care of Tango for just a second? Elmo will be right back. Okay, thank you. Bye bye.
Starting point is 01:04:06 It's ZM's Brain Clint Podcast. Sign of the Titans. I'm sitting with Brain Clint. I reckon that's one of my favorite Harry Styles songs. It's a good one. That and um, Satellite. Satellite, satellite, satellite, satellite, satellite. I go round and round, satellite.
Starting point is 01:04:31 Yeah, that's it. What's everybody having for dinner tonight? I'm making pompete, which is like an Italian meatball, but you have them, well in our household we you cook the meatballs and then you put lemon on them and then you have it with like a cabbage salad. What type of meatball? Beef. Beef. Yeah beef for these ones. What about you? What are you having? I have no idea. Whatever you get served. Correct. What are you hoping for? Whatever my wonderful wife has prepared for our family.
Starting point is 01:05:06 What am I hoping for? What is the best dish that your wife makes at the moment? Oh, her, I know what it is. It's her, what's it called? Gnocchi. Gnocchi? She makes gnocchi from scratch. Oh yeah, nice.
Starting point is 01:05:23 And what kind of sauce though? A tomato sauce. Okay. Why are you looking at me like that's a weird question? What else, what other sauce would it go in? You could have a bolognese, you could have a white sauce, you could have a sage. A white sauce for Nocky? Yeah you could have like a burnt butter sage. Oh no I only know a red, sorry. I only know a red. No no it goes in a red thank you very much. Okay. Claudia what's for dinner? You're such a purist. I made a spinach and feta pie last night, so that's me, breakfast, lunch and dinner for the next two days.
Starting point is 01:05:50 Ha ha ha! Single life, baby. Yeah! You live your best life. I'm thriving! Girl dinner! Girl dinner! And breakfast!
Starting point is 01:05:59 And lunch! See you guys tomorrow. Bye! Bye! Play ZM's Breanne Clint on Insta, Facebook, TikTok, and live weekdays from three on ZM. See you guys tomorrow. Bye!

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