ZM's Bree & Clint - ZM’s Bree & Clint Podcast - 18th December 2025

Episode Date: December 18, 2025

Gift giving dos and don'ts according to science.  Your three non-negotiables you look for in a partner.  Are you an empath?  A huge data breach on a corn website.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

You tapped it, so we're playing it. It's ZM's Brie and Clint, the podcast. ZDM's Brie and Clint, thanks to KFC. KFC Summer Bucket is back. A free reversible bucket hat included while stocks last. Zatem's Bree and Clint. What's going on, everybody? Welcome to the second to last Brie and Clint show of 2025.

We are on the home stretch. right now and don't expect anything more than that. Because then people won't be disappointed. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. We'll over-deliver. Yeah. Welcome to an absolute shit sandwich. Welcome to absolutely phoning it in.

Welcome to Rock Bottom. We joke, but we have planned a whole show for you today and there's some really fun stuff in there. Including a visit from Muchu from 660. He's coming in, obviously 660 have new music and a new album on the way. He's going to perform live for us. And Bree reckons we should play him our drum and bass Christmas original.

Yeah, I just want to get, you know, some feedback from a professional that's had a lot of success in the industry. Sing a songwriter. You know, just get what his vibe is on it. Yeah, why not? Why not? Why not? Much you from 660.

He'll be on the show quite a bit later, but that is going to happen. That's a Brewery and Clint promise. We're going to play What's the Plot today. We're going to kick things off with Trady versus Lady. Yes, we are. 50 bucks up for grabs. The Trades had a fantastic win yesterday, a downtrow.

Can they do it again today? Play Z-Eames, Bree and Clint. Time for the second to last, Trady versus Lady of 2025. It's Trady versus Lady. Three, two, one. Let's go. All right, here we are, the Trades and the Lady. We've pitted you against each other all year and we've kept score.

The traities have won 107 games. The ladies on 101. Our lady is in Hikurangi. She is 38 and she once burnt her hair off on a heater. My cat did that once. Welcome to the show. Hana. Hi, Hannah.

Hi. Did you recover? Yeah, I just skunk for a whole day. It's burning hair smells like something rank. A poor thing. It's the worst smell in the world, eh? Yeah. Awful.

Yeah, yeah. All right. Well, you're taking on our trading today from Fielding. He's 19, and he's a long-time listener, first-time caller. Welcome to the show, Daniel. Hi, Daniel. First time. Good, Dan.

Good Dan. He's on. Let's go, Danny Boy. Yeah. Welcome, Dan. How's Fielding today? Nice and sunny. Nice and sunny.

Oh, lovely to hear. Good to hear. All right, Daniel, buzzer. Trady. Hunna Lady, the first of three correct answers. $50 cash thanks to KFC. Best of luck. Question number one. What flavor is a traditional candy cane?

Trady. Lady. Yes, Daniel. Yeah, well done. Peppermint. It sure is peppermint. Well done. One to the tradies. Get out of here with those fruit candy canes. I'm quite partial to a cherry candy cane. No. They shouldn't be candy cane chaps. Look at producer Claude giving me the dirty eyeball.

Are you with me, Claude? I didn't even know they existed. Oh, they're so yum. I'm getting in my candy cane, and it needs to be pepperminty. Yeah, it's the only thing I'm a traditionalist about is candy cane. Oh, I could go for any type of fruity candy cane. Yeah, you would. Yeah.

One point tradies. Question number two, what day of the week is Boxing Day this year? Cody. Yes, Daniel. Friday? Well done. It is a Friday. I would have had no clue, but you were on to that quick.

Hannah, are you still there? He's very quick, isn't he? I know. He's very quick. Okay, two to the tradies. You need this one, Hunter, to stay in the game. Question number three. Buzz in when you can tell me who sings this.

Daniel. He's got the win. Another tradie down-trow. Oh, and he's happy. He's a happy lad. 50 bucks, Daniel. 50 bucks coming your way, mate. Yeah. $50 straight into the fielding economy, courtesy of KFC.

Is that going straight to the bottolo, or are you re-investing that in... That's going straight to Smokho for the boys tomorrow. Oh, good on you, Dan. Top man, well done. What a top bloke. Thanks, Hannah, as well. Not your day today, but that's okay. Still gave it a go, yeah?

Thank you. No worries, Hannah. Trades 108. ZDM's Bree and Clint Podcast. Jellyroll on the second to last. Brian Clint Show of the year. Dragon people are still buying presents at this point? Yeah.

Yeah. My wife did a lot of our Christmas shopping today. Oh. How busy was it? Did she say? No, she didn't say. Okay. But yeah, definitely.

Next week will be the one. Next week will be the... Very busy. I saw on the Herald today that there was a do's and don'ts when it comes to buying presents. Okay. And it's based on research. So science.

Science. This is what science says. Do you want to hear? Yep. Good, going into present buying for some people. So it says here that there's 12 evidence-based suggestions to make it more possible that your present will be appreciated by the one receiving it. Okay.

So number one is do not, do think beyond the moment of giving. Sometimes gift givers tend to focus on the moment of giving, the unwrapping, the look of the surprise, which leads to many. gifts being novelty items research finds but receivers often just want something useful and reliable like a pair of shoes yeah okay i'd love a pair of shoes yeah uh the next one is do give them what they want yeah right gift givers tend to want to surprise and think of ideas themselves but research shows that the recipient just wants what they ask for some people really overthink it You're right.

Yeah. They think they want this, but actually they want this. Yeah. Number three, do give things you use yourself. Oh, okay. So I think it's like where you know it's a great thing. Yeah, that's backfired on me before. Remember that year at the ZDM Christmas Party where I gave toast tongs,

the tongs that you used to take the toast out of the toaster with, which are one of my favorite purchases. Because once you've got toast tongs That magnet to the side of the toaster And you never burn your fingers Taking the toast out again Chef's kiss The person who received it was not that impressed

Who was it? She doesn't work here anymore Oh Number four Do give sentimental gifts And I think this one is probably just about Like the thought that goes into a present Yep

You know what I mean Because sentimental gifts Are usually when you've thought about something Not every gift can be sentimental though That's true So I think there's, I work around two main categories when I'm buying gifts. Sentimental, like ones that you've put a lot of thought in. Or practical gifts.

Like where you're like, oh. Like how you guys gave me undies for my birthday this year. And you loved it. And I loved it. You loved it. Because you thought beyond the moment of giving. Uh-huh. And it was highly practical.

There you go. I'm wearing the undies right now. See? It's a gift that keeps on giving. Do give more experiences. It's a weird lie. I know, because I wouldn't have been able to give you undies for your birthday. Nah, you probably would.

Okay. I think we're close enough. If I said to you, if I said to you, I want undies for my birthday and I want these ones, then it's fine. Okay. Oh, right. Yeah, if you told me which ones. Like if you just went out and I was like, I think Bree would look good at me. And bought me like a lacy red G string.

No, that makes it weird. Next one, do give more experiences. So experiences tend to make us happier. than material goods we buy for ourselves. What consumer researchers have dubbed the experimental advantage, the same pattern holds true for the gifts we give. Yeah, that one's an interesting one, because you're essentially giving a voucher.

So if you give a massage, the person has to get around to getting that massage. It's nice, and it's a nice idea. It forces that person, though, to do something for themselves. Or to leave it on their drawers until it expires. That too. Number six, do give at unexpected times. Well, we tend to give gifts for special occasions, holidays, birthdays, graduations.

Presents given outside these kind of celebrations. You know what this is about? You know when there's kids in the family? And God, kids get a lot of presents sometimes. They do. They get so much stuff. I in the past have strategically held back presents from my nephews. So I don't give them on Christmas Day.

Oh, no. Because it's too overwhelming. And then the gift just gets lost. They get caught up in the unwrapping part. Bring it out a couple of days later. Boom, hero. You're the favourite. Number seven, do give yourself enough time.

It says waiting last minute to brainstorm is never going to be a good idea. Yeah, well, Christmas is in a week, so a bit late for that. Yeah. Number eight, don't believe that the more expensive is necessarily the better gift. No, not at all. Which I agree with. Number nine, don't be afraid to break some gift-giving norms. Studies have found that the reciprocity.

enjoy receiving repeat gifts if they liked it before. I would like another pair of undies for my birthday, absolutely. There you go, boom, put that down, Claudia. Number 10, don't over package the gift. Number 11, don't be less thoughtful after giving the gift. When we think about gifts, we typically think about the exchange as the end point. What? You mean to do aftercare?

You meant to ring and check on how they're going with the gift. I don't mind that. Like when you see someone, oh, how did the, how did the massage go? Oh, I haven't had it yet. Oh. This is awkward. You probably should go get that. No, give me the gift and leave me alone.

How are those undies feeling on your nuts? Oh, lovely actually. Yeah, good. Okay. And number 12, don't get too stressed out about buying gifts. Yeah. Just go with your gut. And number 13, if all else fails, just give them cash.

Cash money, honey. Dead is Franklin. Time for the tea. This is the tea. Big news on the ultra music front. Ultra is the huge international dance music festival, which is coming to Wellington. It's replacing Jim Beam Homegrown.

It's going to be on the 10th of April in Wellington. The pre-sale tickets went on sale for that. Yesterday, I think the main tickets go on sale tonight. And Uncle Ticks has posted a video yesterday where he basically reveals who's going to be on the lineup. Oh, I want to know. Because they're doing pre-sale tickets before the lineup is even out. Really?

Yeah. And apparently they sold like 12,000 pre-sale tickets for this, which is huge. Do you reckon people have heard rumours? Well, these rumours are pretty substantial. Again, these are just rumours. We don't know this for fact. But in the video, Uncle Ticks is with Mitch Lowe, who's the promoter of Ultra Music Festival. It's pretty certain then.

They're in Fiji together. The pre-sales just gone up. Okay. Have a listen to this and say from this if you could work out who you think is on the lineup for Ultra 2026 in Wellington. I'm feeling a little bit snakey right now and I feel like I need a cigarette and I need to smash those cigarettes and chain smoke them

any marshmallows for the fire? I think that's enough that's not my styles that's not my styles So who you got? Marshmallow Marshmallow DJ

DJ Snake DJ Snake Definitely Definitely And what And what another? And what, chain smokers? Chainsmokers.

What a liner! Which, again, there is no confirmation, but if those are the three headliners of Ultra 2026, the first ever ultra in New Zealand, that is going to be enormous. That'll be huge. And huge for Wellington as well. It'll be great.

Yeah. I'd love to go to that. But again, nothing confirmed, pure rumours. Just rumours. But pretty, I mean, pretty concrete rumours, though. That video is not up anymore. Is it not? No, I looked for it.

The only one I could find is someone who had ripped it and then done their own commentary over it. Yeah, got it. So... Interesting. I wonder when they'll release the line up. Ultra is on the 10th of April in Wellington

and if that's the lineup, I reckon we've got to go. Yeah, let's do it. They're known for really, really big production, Ultra music festival and it's all DJs. It's all electronic music. It's known for being one of the best festivals in that field in the world.

And you're not allowed to wear a shirt. Okay. It's just tough in Wellington and April. I'm going to get a real good spray tan. ZD.N's Brankland. BB Rexa, who we know from such hits as If it's meant to be, it'll be, baby just let it be.

This was big A. Got any more? Oh, yeah, get you some more. Yeah, going. and this hit and also that time she came into the studio and poured baked beans on my head that's right and poured chocolate sauce on you

she sure did you encouraged her to do it and she was all for it she obliged she's in the news today because she has been going on to the social media platform X formerly known as Twitter and asking her followers to find her a baby daddy. Crazy place to look for a baby daddy.

On X. Like I can understand on Instagram, I kind of get it on TikTok. I'm a bit suspicious if you do it on Facebook. X. Are people still on X? People are still on X. But it's a certain type of person that's still on X.

I can't remember the last time I went on to that platform. Yeah. Anyway, she's definitely on it. And it's been a couple of times where she's gone on there and asked her followers. to help her find a baby daddy and she's put up a set of requirements. Okay, this is good, some parameters.

Yeah, good. So she's 36, and here's what she's looking for. She said, in terms of the looks department, she's fine with a six or a seven. Okay. On the scale of a 10. Out of 10. She said personality is key.

As for her partner's height, and if you remember, Clint, she's very short. She's very short. She said they just need to be talking about. Fuller than me? Not hard. Which wouldn't be hard. Not hard.

She reckons, she says in this tweet that she's 5'8. She hasn't. She definitely is not. I reckon she's 5'3. I agree, yeah. Yeah, somewhere there. She had big heels on. I don't reckon she was 5'8 in her heels.

Well, she said anyone 5'8 and upwards. Oh, okay. She's happy with. She also said that they must be successful and not a moocher. Okay, well, define successful because she's successful. So she has defined it. She said they must be richer or equal rich to me. Oh, okay.

Have you Google Baby Rich's net worth? What is her net worth? I reckon she's probably worth like 10 mil, maybe. Baby Rex's net worth is estimated to be around $10 to $15 million. Okay. So they need to be rich. So she don't want no scrub is what she's saying. That's rude to say anyone.

with less than $10 million as a scrub. Yeah, we're scrubs, apparently. No, to her, I'm saying in relation to how she sees it. I'll take someone who's just got a bank account. You've got someone. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I'm just saying hypothetical. Sometimes it's fun to live in hypothetical world.

Then the last thing she said is mainly they just need to have a good personality, good morals, and be smart and driven. Yeah, and tall and rich. Yeah. Richer than her. She's looking for a tall, rich, seven out of ten. That's okay. If she knows, she knows what she wants.

She knows what she wants. I'm not here to criticise. She knows what she wants. Have you, what would, have you thought about your non-negotiables lately? No, not at all. I didn't know I was going to need to talk about my non-negotiables. Let's talk about it hypothetically because it's fun. Okay.

What would be your non-negotiables right now in your life as a 38-year-old man? Uh, got to be, uh, for, careful. Non-negotiables. Were you about to say they have to be fit? No, I was going to say smart. I felt like you were going to say fit. No, I was going to say smart. Okay, smart.

Sorry to all the dumb women listening. Is that disparaging? Um, uh, hot. Yeah. And what's your third? Cool. I don't know. It makes me so uncomfortable.

I think one of yours should be not awkward because you've done enough of that for both of you. But I have a hot, smart, cool partner. So. Yeah, but that's what hypothetical means. Okay. We're not talking literally. Okay, hypothetical. Sweeney-esque.

These seem to be all looks-based. No, I said smart and cool, okay? Excuse you. I only made one of them looks based. Why are you getting so defensive? Because this conversation makes me uncomfortable. What's on your list? They have to have a job, a license,

non-negotiable on the license and the job. Low bar so far. And they don't have to have a good sense of humour, but they have to think I'm hilarious. Oh, okay. And that's it. Okay. What about you, Claude?

Can I just copy both of yours? Smart. Hot, hot, have a job. Sini and a license. Sweeney-esque. Think I'm hilarious. Done. It's the perfect person.

Sign me up. Are there people less awkward and more clear about what they want in a partner? Could you call us? Are you willing to call us? And maybe we could find this person for you this afternoon. Oh, that's a good idea. We're going to give you three. Yes, what are the three top?

Three top non-negotiables. These are the three things. ideally you would love a future partner to have. Yeah. No, not ideally love that they have to have. Or you're not dating them. Okay, yeah, okay, cool. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

And if you're in a relationship and you want to play because it's quite fun, you can hypothetically text us in what you would like. But if your partner finds it and then asks what this text is about, don't come running to us. Yeah, exactly. Oh, 800 dials at them.

Or if you want, you can text your three non-negotiables to 9-6-9. What are they? But I'd love to talk to some people. I'd love to talk to some people about it this afternoon. ZDM's Breed and Clint podcast. We've asked you to call through with your three non-negotiables and a partner. We had Melanie lined up, but she's dropped off.

Melanie, if you're still listening, could you call back on our 800 dials it in? Because we need to talk to you about your three non-negotiables, Melanie. We heard yours were great, so we'd love to hear them. We're talking about it because BB Rexa has put her non-negotiables on Twitter. Yeah. asking her followers to find her a baby daddy. Yeah. She has basically said they need to be average in the looks department, six or seven.

Yes. And rich and tall. Er than her. Yeah. Richer than her. No, as rich. Or richer. But taller than her.

Taller than her. Which would probably be true for a lot of people. Do you think? Yeah, I'd like you to be on the same footing as me financially. Yeah. And taller than her. than me. Yeah, I don't know.

I guess. Well, let's find out. Let's find out. People have been very brave with their non-negotiables and they've texted them through like this. Mentally stable, trustworthy, driver's license, restricted at minimum. See? You know what you want?

Pretty basic things. Pretty basic. I think you're in with a good shot to find that person. What about this? My three non-negotiables, driven to succeed, good sense of humor, six foot tall. My husband has two out of the three. I text that person back and I said, which one doesn't your husband have?

And they said, take a guess. And then I said, is it the six foot one? And they said, yes. Luckily, he has the other two non-negotiables, makes up for his lack of inches. Oh, in height? In height? Oh, yeah, height.

The six-foot thing. Six-foot-seven gay farmer here. My three non-negotiables are six-foot-tall minimum, has a driver's license doesn't mind getting his hands dirty on the farm That's pretty good A six foot seven gay farmer

Would require a six foot partner Yeah Minimum Just so you could Six foot seven Like you need someone six foot or else You are what we call in my house A Wopper Dog

It's six foot seven You get a bad back Because you keep having to bend down You know to kiss them and stuff We ask for your non-negotiables How about this one? Someone who loves eating at restaurants is very

good looking and extremely wealthy. They're great non-negotiables. I feel like there's non-negotiables. That's like that's the dream. Yeah. But I mean, cool. But hey, don't settle. You've got high standards. Don't settle. What about this? Must have hair

and teeth and no mummy issues. See, that's the opposite end of the spectrum. But again, good qualities. Great qualities to have. A lot of teeth base ones, can I say? Yeah. have been coming through. Like this one, non-smoker. If they don't have all their teeth,

they should wear false ones to hide the gaps. I had no idea this was a non-negotiable for me until I went on a date and he only had half his teeth. And number three can pay for his own petrol. That's good. Great. What about this one? Very simple.

We asked for your three non-negotiables. Blonde, fit, early riser. That sounds like a hot person. So you could just go down to Takapuna Beach. at 6 o'clock in the morning and wait. Couldn't you? That sounds creepy and wait.

Yeah, that sounds creepy. What about this? Physically active, sexually confident, non-smoker. I like it to the point. I like it. Straight to the point. I need help finding a boyfriend.

Here's mine. Number one, American or Scottish. Number two, no addictions. Smoking, gambling, cheating. And number three, lighthearted, fun-loving, personality. Is that too much to ask? And no, I don't think that is

too much to ask. Hey, I think that's a great list. Someone has also texted through asking for the farmer's number. Oh, we can sort that out. Yeah. You should put them in touch with each other. Are you over six foot, though? Is that person over six foot? They must be if they're texting through. Yeah. Was that

person I just read out so hung up on the American or Scottish thing? Like, what if you got found a nice, lovely Australian with no addictions, lighthearted, fun, loving personality? Yeah, would you would you budge on the American Scottish thing? But Brie does a good Scottish accent.

I'm from squad! She is addicted to gambling though so. Yeah. Independence, humor in some form of sanity. Yeah, that sounds reasonable. That's pretty good. Someone else loves dogs employed, no serious baggage. Yeah, I like it.

These are all great non-negotiables. Must be okay with the occasional early bedtime. Daddy needs his sleep. Oh, did that person do. just call themselves, Daddy? Unless they have kids. I don't know how to feel about it.

The person interested in the 6.7 farmer is 6 foot 1. Perfect. Where do you live? You've got an inch to spare. Yeah. God, save some inches for the rest of us. Where does that person live? And then we can ask where the farmer lives.

Maybe it'll be the first Brian Clint love story. Oh, that'd be nice. Non-negotiables. I'm 5 foot 2. So taller than me is kind of important. Someone's got to reach the top cupboards, eh? Yeah. Healthy family relationship.

Someone else said, specifically their mum but not weirdly close. Oh. And good teeth. Yeah, that's good. Heartbeat, not married, no kids. Heartbeat, not married, no kids. That's good.

God, I've only got one of those. You think that's a low bar. I've only got one of those things. Yeah, true. So you're out. You're out of the running. Not me, though. Damn, that wife and kids.

I fit the bill for every single. one of them. Again, you are in a relationship. Heartbeat, check. Not married? Nope. No kids. Must have hair, teeth.

No mummy issues. Someone said, I've got one. They just can't play golf. No golf. You're non-negotiable as golf. Mm-hmm. Wow. That person texts back that's asking you about the gay farmer.

Yeah. And I said, where does that person live? And they said, Auckland, but willing to travel. Where's the gay farmer? Yeah, where's the gay farmer? Where's the gay farmer? We'll text the gay farmer. You can gay farm in Auckland.

He could be a gay Auckland farmer. He could be gay farm out at QMU. They're all, they're heap of homosexuals out at QMU. Oh, it's brimming with them. Yeah, it's like bloody Pride Week out there. Yeah, QMU with a Q. LGBTQU. If you're going to be a gay farmer,

Auckland's the place to do it. yet. So close to K Road. Anyway, let us work away at that. We'll keep you guys updated. LGBQMU. Could be a summer love story on the cards. Bourne lives in LGBTQU, doesn't it?

He sure does. The ZDM Podcast Network. Once upon a time, there was a girl. She was smart, debatable, talented, eh, athletic. Not really. but picking a movie title based on just the plot line that she can do. Brian Clince, What's the Plot?

Our movie guessing game, which jackpots every week that it's not won, we're at $150, and today it's you in the hot seat. Casey, Kiyoda. Hi, Casey. Hi, how are you guys? Good, mate. How's your day going? Oh, pretty good, just staying busy old day.

Busy old day. Almost Christmas, Casey. Have you ever played What's the Plot before? No, but I listen to it and I'll give it a shot. Good stuff, good attitude. Give it a crack, Casey. 150 bucks would be good this time of year, wouldn't it? Oh, yeah, for sure.

Well, definitely help. You guys already can guess what the plot theme will be today. Action movies. Christmas movies. Oh, okay. Do you enjoy Christmas movies, Casey? Do you have one that you put on every Christmas? I do, and it's a good old classic.

It's just a Grinch. The Grinch. The one with Jim Carrey? Oh, 100%. Okay. Is there any other? We're doing that this weekend with the kids. Oh, that's family movie night.

Are you watching The Grinch? Yes. Oh, how bloody fun. Okay, Casey, I'm going to read out movie plot lines from the start. You are going to buzz in with your name as soon as you think you know what it is. Don't wait for me to finish that plot. If you get too correct before Breed does, we'll give you $150 for Christmas, okay? Awesome.

Best of luck, Casey. Christmas movie number one. Dumped and depressed An Englishwoman agrees to swap homes with a... The holiday. The holiday. It's my favourite Christmas movie. It's a good one.

It is a good one. Christmas movie number two. A young boy who has grown up skeptical of Santa Claus is shocked to see a train stop outside his window. Casey. Casey? The Night Express. The mid, did you say something close to that?

The night, no. The Polar, Polar Express. The Polar Express. It's a Christmas miracle, Casey. You got it right. I totally had that. She had it. Okay, what a piece.

Christmas movie number three. Nine intertwined journeys examine the complexities of one emotion that connects all individuals. Love among these individuals is the handsome, newly elected British Prime Minister who falls for a junior staffer, a graphic designer whose devotion to her mentally ill brother complicates her life. Casey, a married man. You've actually got this one, Casey. Come on.

I'm getting there. Who is tempted by his attractive new secretary. It's about love, actually. Oh, Casey. Casey. Oh, and Casey. It's the Love Actually movie It's the Love Actually movie

We needed you to win it, Casey Merry bloody Christmas Actually you got this one Casey I'm trying I'm trying I'm dying over here I knew it was along the lines of the Valentine's one That they do with all the big celebrity Yeah true similar vibe

But hey mate you've won and you've picked up $150 cash good on you Awesome thank you so much guys You are welcome Merry Christmas Casey. It's ZAM's Brie and Clint podcast. All right, who wants to find out if they're an empath, and how empathic they are?

Can you just clear up what an empath is? An empath is a person who is highly attuned to their emotions, moods, energies of other people. Their own, but also other people's emotions. They feel everything. so deeply. Oh, yeah, okay. As if they were their own. So say, like, you know, we're good mates.

And if you're going through something, if I was like super, like a big empath, I'm taking on all your emotions. Oh, okay. And I feel, you know, you just feel everything super deeply. Oh, yeah, you'll be one then. Well, well, let's do the test. Not Claudia.

I feel nothing. Clint, not Claude, though. Well, I've got this test. So essentially, it's 20 questions. and everyone listening can play along and we can find out how much of an empath you are. So it's not either you're an empath or you're not. It's just where you are on the scale.

Where you sit on the impath spectrum. Exactly. Okay, so just take note of how many of these questions you say yes to, okay? So first one, have you ever been labelled as overly sensitive, shy or introverted? I'm definitely over sensitive. Number two, do you frequently get overwhelmed or anxious? That's how I am right now. Do arguments or yelling make you ill or super uncomfortable?

Okay, yeah. Yeah, I definitely don't like confrontation at all. Do you often feel like you don't fit in? That's not the one for me. Are you drained by big crowds? need alone time to recharge your social batteries. There's another one for me. I feel Clint's got, how many have you got zero?

He's got none at this time. What? I've got five. I've got five out of five. Five from five. I've got, okay. That's all right. There's more coming.

There's more coming. What about are you overstimulated by odors, noises and non-stop talkers? There's another one for me. Over-stimulated by odors? Yeah, like when smells can like, overwhelm you. Do you have chemical sensitivities or can't tolerate scratchy clothes or blankets? That is 100% me.

What does that have to do with empathy? It's feeling. It's like when you're like feel things. Clint doesn't do that. Mate, I didn't come up with the quiz. No, I know, I know, I know. Do you prefer talking, do you prefer taking your own? car to events so you can leave when you want to.

Oh, I got one. Yes, I'm on the board. Welcome. Welcome. See, now you're in. If you've just joined us, we're just doing an empath test. So just take note of how many you're saying yes to. Number nine, do you overeat to cope with stress?

Hello, me. I'm a stress eater. Are you afraid of being suffocated by intimate relationships? That is me. Do you startle easily? Yes, I do. I'm very jumpy. I'm going to say I'm not a yes for that one.

Neither. Do you react? Us impats are. Do you react strongly to caffeine or medications? That's one for me. I don't even drink coffee anymore. Do you have a low pain threshold? Oh.

I don't know if I would say yes to this one. No. Do you? A low pain threshold means you can't handle pain very well. Yeah. Like, think about if you've had a wax or... Or your partners. I can't really handle my partner squeezing my pimples.

Yeah, I feel like you could have one for that. Yeah, I'm a little bitch. Do you tend to socially isolate? This is 100% me. And this is not like if you're at a party. Like socially isolating, like it's not if you're at a party and you go stand by yourself. Yeah. It's more like you choose to stay.

at home and not go out in social settings that's not you that's not you it is me like if I have a choice I'd rather stay home okay all right so that's me do you absorb others

stress emotions or symptoms yep am I over are you overwhelmed by multitasking and prefer doing one thing at a time that's not me no you do everything at once I think that's ADHD do you replenish yourself

in nature. No. I do love nature. You don't replenish it. No, no, don't, you don't, when you're replenishing yourself in nature. When I'm gardening. Okay. I'll give myself one for that.

Do you take a long time to recuperate after being with difficult people slash energy vampires? Yep. Two more. Do you feel better in small cities rather than big cities? Like, do you feel better in the country rather than the city? Yeah, yeah. I feel like most people do, right? Um, no.

Okay, that's me. And the last one, do you prefer one-on-one interactions rather than large group interactions? Yes. Okay. Okay. Count your scores, everybody. The more you have, the more empathic you are. The more of an empath you are.

Claudia. Nine. Nine. 17. Three, 17. Clint. Clit. Three.

Between the two of you, you got 20. So do you want to hear one to five, a partial empathic empath, six to ten moderate empathic tendencies, 11 to 15, strong empathic tendencies, 15 or more, full-blown 100,000% empath. A ZM's Breinclin podcast. We do love to weigh in

on other people's relationships, don't we? Yeah, Woods. You know, it's risk-free for us. It is. And a friend of mine actually came to me with a fight that's currently happening in her relationship, and she's given me permission to put it out to the airwaves and get people who listen to this show's opinion on it. Very good. So here's the situation, right?

Her and her partner been together for a long time, I believe, like seven years. Okay. They're married. They don't have any kids yet. but something they do at Christmas time because I think they bought a house a couple of years ago and similar to you and your wife Clint they buy a joint present for each other

they buy something for the house or they do something where they kind of agree on and they get something together rather than buying heaps of gifts for each other. We've done that for a long time and you're right I think we started doing it after we bought a house together because we just get what we want during the year, you know,

which is nice and must be nice, and it is. So when Christmas comes around, we try and do like a big purchase for both of us to enjoy. You've done that for quite a long time, and her and her partner do that too. She said that this year, because normally they say, oh, we could get this or we could get that

and they, you know, have a discussion. But her partner comes to her and says, don't worry about the joint present. I've got a great idea. It benefits both of us. I'll sort it, and it's a surprise for you. Okay, that kind of goes against the ethos of the joint gift. Like, it's meant to be something you agree on, but yeah, okay.

But she said, I'm nervous for this man. She said he seemed confident and... And I guess for her, nice. It is nice to be surprised. Yes. Hands off. Yeah? Yeah.

Especially because she doesn't have to do anything. Exactly. Because it's joint, there's no pressure to get anything in response. Exactly right. So she's like, okay, he seems confident. I'm happy with this. Yeah. He has delivered the joint present early.

Oh, okay. It's come before Christmas. Yeah. Because he had to go pick it up because he's bought quite a large thing off of Trade Me from someone. And he's taken ownership of a brand new boat. Oh.

Oh. Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. Limblin. Does she fish? No. Does she enjoy sea biscuiting?

She said occasionally. Does she like boats? She's not a huge boat person. She's never expressed that she really wanted a boat. Yeah. Okay, my take on this is He knew that she wouldn't be into it Because otherwise you would have said

Hey, for our joint present this year I found a boat Why don't we get a boat? What do you think? What do you think? He has pitched it to her Because it's gone down like a lead balloon He spent way more than what they would normally spend

Obviously And he's pushed it to her He has pitched it to her He has pitched it to her that they can take weekend trips to Wahiki. Oh, they can, yeah, that's nice. That's how he's pitched it to her. Yeah, they can also take weekend trips to Waikiki on the Follah's Ferry. Yeah, and she said she knows in her gut,

but they won't do one weekend trip together, and he'll go off fishing. Oh. That's what her gut is saying. Anyway, the fight is raging and she wanted to know if if our audience thinks that her partner was in the wrong. Yeah, right.

Well, she does have one thing up her sleeve because it's a joint present. She can at any point go, I'm using the boat this weekend. That's true. If he has a fishing trip coming up, she can go, oh, actually, no, I'm taking the boat out. I'm taking our boat out this weekend with the girls.

I'm taking the girls out. Yeah, we're having a girls weekend. Yeah, we're going away with the girls for a wine tour. But you don't even know how to drive the boat. And she'll go, I'll figure it out. It's my boat. Oh, bloody learn. You can't even back a trailer.

Oh, well, shouldn't have got me a boat then. He's really stuffed it, hasn't he? It's a classic. It's a classic where the gift is not for the person. It's for you. You know? I can't help but feel that the gift I received last year from my partner It was a little bit that way.

Really? Yeah. What did you get? I got a pizza oven. Yeah. Beautiful gift. A really nice gift. And I'm not saying I didn't like it.

I'd never ask for a pizza oven. And so I was kind of like, is this something you wanted? And then you're like your... Or is this? Do you just want me to make you pizza? Or, yeah, do you want me to learn and master making woodfire pizzas? Yeah, I get it. I get it. You know?

Yeah. And I was like, I can't be bothered. But anyway, beautiful gift. I've used it twice. Crazy that a pizza oven can be considered a gift. An oven could not be considered a gift. And the only difference is one goes inside and one goes outside. It's so true.

Isn't that interesting? It's so true. I thought we could ask this afternoon, and I feel like this is quite a common occurrence. But when was the gift not actually for you? and for them. Obviously. Yeah. And they still tried to pass it off

as a gift for you or a gift for both of you. No, babe, it's for you. It's for you. You love boating. Someone takes some selfish bastard. I'd be spitting. He is totally in the wrong

and he is using the premise of it being better to ask for forgiveness than permission. That's so true. That's your classic case. Make him sell the effing boat. People are fuming. My friend is going to love this. Yeah, yeah.

She's going to go, lip. She'll listen back to the podcast I'm a woman who loves fishing and boats And even I think that's a shit present And a dick move If he knew you'd like it He would have asked you first That's true

Play ZDems Brie and Clint But just talking about this situation My friend asked me to use my radio platform for Which was Do people think her partner got their joint present actually for himself and not for them together.

They always get a joint present. He said, I'll take care of it this year and he came back with a boat. And she goes, I don't even like boats. I don't like fishing. People are furious. They're real angry, eh? About the boat.

Someone texts in and said, the boat is a fine joint present as long as it's big enough for a man-sized rolled-up carpet. You can dump his body at sea. People are absolutely raging. Someone else said, my dad did this exact thing

and my mum hates boats because she gets seasick but he named the boat after her. He called it Kelly's dream. I mean to be honest she's actually pretty happy now because he goes out quite often and she has the day to herself to do whatever she wants and then she has fish for dinner.

That's a win-win. Yes, it's worked out all right. We have asked you guys this afternoon what was the Christmas gift or the gift that you received that was actually not for you and it was for them. I love this text. It says had to explain to my husband that a ninja super friar

isn't a Christmas present for me it's a present for the house that's so fair arguably not even a present not a present just an appliance when I was a kid my father very lovingly purchased my mother a very expensive game fishing rod in reel

he had her name put on the rod she doesn't fish and I don't think she's ever used it in 30 years but he has come on dad Come on. Putting her name on it is next level. Or like...

You're like, babe, of course it's for you. Your name is on it. It's got your name on it. Why would it be for me if your name is on it? It's literally had your name written all over it. Here's another one. My husband got me lingerie for Christmas last year. I never have and never will wear it.

Out of spite. Fair enough. Someone else said my ex gave me a surfboard. I never asked for. And when we broke up, he wore. walked out the door with it. Yeah, that was for him. That was for him.

Can I say movies make men believe that they, that women want us to buy them lingerie? Yeah, that's not a thing. And it's not true, is it? It's not true. It's not true at all. There's a couple of reasons. Yeah. One, you have no idea what you're choosing.

Two, we don't know your size. You don't know our size. And it really is something that needs to be like, well, for me personally, you have to try it on, or else you just don't know what's going on. Like you can't just pick something off the shelf and go, that'll fit. I would love to give it a go. But I know, but I know better.

I dare you. No way. Oh my God, can you imagine? I don't want to waste the money or my ability to breathe. My husband leaves buying presents to the last minute. On the fishing theme, he bought the kids fishing tackle. The next Christmas, the tackle

had not been used. So they wrapped it back up and gave it to him for Christmas. He loved it. That's a win-win. Good on your dad. This one's great. This person's outing themselves as to buying a present

that was actually for them and not their partner. I surprised my partner with a secret hot air balloon date whilst we were overseas. He's terrified of heights, but I was so pumped for it. My mum got me a ninja bullet

while I was living at home and she used it the most. Then when I was moving out, she bought herself a new ninja, a bullet and tried to give me the old Mankey one that was missing heaps of pieces. Oh no, Mum. That's not how it goes. Here's

another mother-in-law one. This one's brilliant. It says, my mother-in-law bought me an online subscription to a floral workshop for my birthday. But before she gave it to me, she downloaded it onto her own computer and watched it. For context, gardening

is a passion of hers not mine. Not from it. That's awful. My family friends, her dad bought their mum a porter potty for Christmas for when they go camping. The campground that they go to has perfectly usable toilets. She wasn't happy. Who buys someone a toilet for their...

That's buzzy. And I bet he thought it was thoughtful too. Yeah. But he was like, oh, oh. It's so nice with me. He'll be like, but you get up to go to the toilet in the night. And now you don't have to go, you don't have to walk across the campground. And it means you won't piss on your feet.

Um, this one's good. We call presents like that a homer, just like when Homer Simpson gave Marge Simpson a bowling ball as a present. My husband has given me a few homers over the years. Examples, Kintiki for fishing. We have been gold panning, a voucher for knife making, etc. Merry Christmas from Deb. And another one who's owning it. I bought my wife a PS5 knowing full well that she hates it.

Come on. What do you do? That's evil. That is so evil. ZDM's Brie and Clint podcast. So only two shows left. We're going to get Machu from 660 in shortly. He's going to do a live performance for us.

We're also going to play him our Christmas drum and bass track. Shake your tinsletits. Get his opinion on it. He's an expert. By the great man. He's a professional. He's been in the industry. Ask him if we've got a career.

He deserves better than this. But anyway, he'll get it. He's in before six. Let's do your birthday banger. Zah, second last birthday banger of the year. The number one song when you turn 16. Paisley is going to do their mum's birthday banger. Hi, Paisley.

Hi, Paisley. Hi. How old are you, Paisley? I'm 12. Okay, so a little bit young to do your birthday banger yet, but let's do mums. What's her birthday? Her birthday is the 23rd of December, 1979. Oh, so her birthday's next week.

Okay. She was 16, though. in 1995 Paisley and you can tell Mum that this is her birthday banger Paisley I don't know if you're going to know that you're going to know that one but mum will absolutely love it

It's Alanus Morrisett's hand in my pocket Is she there and does she like it? Yeah, she says it's not bad It's not bad, okay I just wanted to say you guys are my absolute favorite radio hosts, and I think you guys are so funny, and you're the best. Paisley. Paisley.

You'll make me cry. That's the nicest thing that someone has said to us in a long time, isn't it? It is. Hey, wait there, Paisley. We've got some KFC for you. Yeah, absolutely. Merry Christmas. Also, wait there because you might win birthday banger.

Let's go to Sue. Sue. Sue's here. Hi, Sue. Hi, Sue. Oh, hi. God, tough act to follow with all those nice things Paisley said. anything you wanted to

um say or get off your chest or um hello All right Sue what's your date of birth oh hang on first time

long time call long time listener first time call us Sue go Sue welcome on board Sue what took you so long

where have you been where have you been Sue All right, Sue, it's your time to shine. What is your birthday, mate? The 15th to November, 1963. All right, Sue, that means you were 16 in 1979. And Sue, here's your birthday banger.

Oh, come up. Boy. Boy, born to be alive. Born to be alive. Oh, Sue. From Patrick Hernandez. It's a bit of a disco banger. Do you like it, Sue?

It's okay. It's okay. I really like it. It reminds me of the Griswold's. Oh, yeah. Okay, tune. Very random, but tune. Let's do one more birthday banger for Ashley.

Hi, Ashley. Hi, Ashley. Hi. How's your day been, mate? Yeah, really good. Oh, good. Do you get a Christmas break? Well, I'm a...

Well, I'm a mum, so do I get a break? Never, Ashley. The answer is never. Some would argue your work ramps up over Christmas. 100%, I'd agree with that. Yes, she's pulling double shifts. Okay, well, let's get your good birthday banger on here. What's your day to birth?

19th of October, 1987. All right, Ashley, that means you were 16 in 2003, and we've done our calculations. This was number one. How many do you know flow like that Not many, if any, not many, if any. Scribe. And Savage and David Dallas.

You've got to be happy, Ashley. Not many of the remakes. Are you into it? Yeah. Yeah. I'm into it, Ashley. Okay, wait there, Ash, we're going to decide between Alanis Morissette, Patrick Hernandez, and Scribe. I'm voting for Scribe.

I think I'm voting for Scribe. We're both voting for Scribe. Ash, you just won birthday banger. Yay! I'll be... Oh, look, I'm so excited. I'm actually calling because my son made me, so... Oh, stop it. What's your son's name? His name's Tate.

Oh, Merry Christmas, Kate. Thank you for peer-pressuring mum's call. From the year 2003. Come on. That is Franklin. That's the winner of birthday banging today. For Ashley, it was number one in 2003. Scribe and not many the remix.

Banga! Next on the show, speaking of Kiwi Legend, 660, have new music out. And the man himself, Muchu Walters, is going to join us in studio for a chat. He's going to play this new song acoustically for us. And we're going to play him our drum and bass Christmas song. Mate, he's going to love it. He's going to love it. It'll be like, come on tour with us.

Next time we're touring, you guys are the opening act. We're actually looking for a drummer. Do you guys want to join the band? And we'll say, we're keen. But we've got this day job, so I don't know if we can make it work, Munchu. But we'll work something out, Machu. We'll try our best mate. Stop hounding us to join your band.

Show us the money, Muchoo. Mutchu. Please welcome to the studio, friend of the show. It's Machu from 660. There he is. Oh, tune. Bang-up. Brand new 660 music out.

Feels good. Just in time for summer as well. Absolutely. Time is the band. How are the boys? How's everything going? We're in great form, man. We're excited to be releasing music.

A new album on the way, obviously. It's a new single would suggest. Yes. And just excited to... Well, not always these days. The single doesn't always mean an album, but will you continue to do 660 albums? Yeah, yeah.

Oh, you heard it here first. There you go. We got the scoop. Has this the sound of the new 660 album? Yeah, man. It was very much kind of, very much roots reggae, like where it all started for us. Yeah. It feels really natural.

It feels really good. And you're a solidified foursome as a band these days. We are. We have actually, on stage, there's actually six of us now. Oh, okay. We've kind of gotten smaller but larger at the same time. Yeah, yeah. We just have two guys, Joe and Damo join us to be fun.

What are they doing? Group drumming. Okay. And the other guy, just vibes. Joe Cap Danny, he's an artist himself. like jazz wizard and he's up there three limbs shaking this playing this

he does it all oh my god I've been to a few reggae shows and sometimes the touring artists also have a flag guy have you seen that then you have a guy who goes around the stage with a flag I've seen that where you don't have maybe next tour maybe next tour I'd love that job there are some big 60 shows coming up you're playing in Matakana

for the sweet home Ultero festival just after New Year's exciting because that is our festival yeah so we're kind of you know stepping into the festival game, which is, you know, it's not the time to be doing something that some people would say. Yeah.

But there's some of us still out there trying to do some cool stuff and bring some life back into the music and into the summer. Can I just say, I really appreciate you guys doing it on January 3rd, because I'm coming. Great.

And that's my birthday. And usually there is nothing happening. I know. That's why we did it. Yeah, yeah. Secretly. Yeah. It's also, let's call it your birthday festival.

That's even better. A sweet home brie festival. And also you guys are going to do the first gig in the new Christchurch stadium, Tecaha. That's just amazing news. You know, when we heard that was in the, that was a possibility. We obviously jumped at the opportunity. And just massive for the people of Christchurch. Huge.

So much and have to wait so long. Yeah. But then end up with the best stadium in the country. It is beautiful. Like I've been there three times. It was really. We've walked past it a few times and we're just like, whoa, this looks amazing. You know what it is?

It's like the bar food concession stand and stuff. That's like really flash. So overseas stadiums, eh? 100%. So we're just obviously excited about that and just want desperately to do it justice. Yeah, yeah. Does it feel good that you guys got the call up

over the All Blacks over Dave Dobbit? Like you guys were at the tippity top. Yeah, well, who else was going to do it? We're stoked for you guys and your new music, obviously, but you're not the only one's releasing music at the moment. Oh, yeah? Yeah. There's a couple of radio DJs.

Oh, we're doing that? Drop the single just in time for Christmas. We're going to play one of the greatest artists in New Zealand's ever produced our Christmas song. Well, we've got to do it. I'm here. I can't wait for this. Are you aware, because you've got more of a toe in the music industry than we do? Are you aware of any existing drum and bass Christmas songs?

Never heard of such a thing. And that's what we were thinking, Much of an angle. That's very smart. Yeah, yeah. There's a gap in the market. Maybe we should get you on Rhythm and Vines or something. Hey, King. We'll have a listen.

Well, I don't know if it's any good yet. Yeah, don't sign us yet. Um, this dropped just yesterday. Yes. Crowdsourced Kiwi, Kiwi Christmas themes over drum and bass beat. Let's not tell him the name of it because he'll pick that up pretty soon when the, when the chorus hits. Okay, sweet. Muchu.

Here's our drum and bass Christmas song. Waterfights, bridge jumps, prickles in the lawn. Always one family member that's absolutely gone. Dream might be crispy. Lunge might be chaos. But that's a Kiwi Christmas. Come on and sing with us. Shake your tizzle tips.

Shake your tinkle tins. Shake your tinkle tins. Dang. Shake your tinkle tins. Shake your tins. Shake your tins. Shake your tins. It's Christmas thing.

We couldn't call a Christmas song, Shake your tits. Bro, that's inappropriate. Yeah. That's inappropriate. We can get away with it when we put tinsle in there. Yeah, yeah. So, I mean, thoughts.

I like it. We can take constructive criticism. Yeah. But I think there's a gap in the market. Yeah. For drum and bass Christmas. Not anymore. That gap has been closed.

It's an endorsement from Machu from 660 right there. You brought in the guitar with you this afternoon as well. Are you going to do us? Yeah. Are you going to bless us? I don't know. Yeah. I thought I'd play the new song.

We made it. Could be a guitar-shaped lunchbox. I don't know. That's a good idea. Okay, Maine, this is a privilege. Muchu from 660 live in studio with the brand new song. We made it. Oh, man.

I can tell by the look in your eyes that the storm's coming back again And I can hear in the sound of your voice that you're starting to crack And after all of this time I'd be lying If I said that I knew how to do it just right Because the truth is I lose it sometimes And I need you standing there to remind me That I should say goodbye to all the clouds in my mind.

Oh, I know it's been a bumpy road to keep thinking there's so far to go. But take a look around, it's amazing. If we made it here, then we made it. No better place I'd rather be all of my people here with me. We never took the time to celebrate it. made it here than we made it.

Oh, yeah. Oh, oh. Do you remember the days we would say that we're going to make it out? Well, how crazy would it be if they could see us now? Yeah. Because we used to dream so damn big to be in a place It looks just like this

Open your eyes Oh, you just might miss Everything that you always wished For I Think it's time To look around And realize Oh

I know it's been a bumpy road Keep thinking there's so far to go But take a look around It's amazing Because if we made it here Then we made it No better place I'd rather be But all of my people

Here were me But never took the time to celebrate it But if we made it here Then we made it Oh Take a look around It's amazing But if we made it here

Then we made it Oh Yeah If you got a drink better raise it Because if we made it here Then we made it Woo Wachu from 660

With the brand new song We made it Beautiful Thank you man We appreciate you Thank you Merry Christmas Thoughts on an acoustic

Tinsletits cover Let me work on Assume me the song It's ZAM's Brie and Clint podcast. This is an audio test for you guys And I don't mean to trigger anybody in the car Okay But this news affects you if you recognise this noise

Which I don't I actually have no idea I know what that is It's from that adult website I've heard it heaps of times Yes it is If you browse Corn Hub

Yes You You should be aware that there has been a major data breach. Has there? And 200 million premium customers have had their information hacked. So premium customer, are they people who have like signed up so they can get extra features? Yeah. Like they've had to put their details in and they pay for it?

Yes, they do pay for it. They pay a monthly subscription, which again, I don't know. I don't understand why you would, but I've never been down that part of that website before. There's a lot of free videos on there. I feel like most of it is free, isn't it? There's a lot of free videos. Also I've heard. Anyway, if you are a premium customer, and it sucks that it's only the loyal premium customers that are being targeted with this.

Pornhub has said, sorry, Corn Hub has said, don't worry, they don't have your credit card information, so that's good. Oh, okay, but do they have my name? But the hackers, the hackers have your name and they have said, so that hackers have released a statement to say they have your browsing history. They have the information of the types of video that you prefer, enjoy, search and have watched. Which is where the... Probably rather than have their credit card information, isn't they? I've taken my credit card.

Yeah, just take my credit card. Get something nice for yourself. Yeah, just as long as you buy something. something nice for yourself and for me, I'm fine with it. I'd rather you publicly post my credit card information online than share the types of videos that I may or may not have looked at. Me too. And that's where they'll get people.

So that's where they'll blackmail people. They'll go, they'll email them and they'll go, hey. We're going to send this to your wife. Yeah, yeah. We're going to send this to your boss. Oh, awkward. Which, look, it depends what you're looking at. Absolutely.

It really depends what you're looking at. Yeah, yeah. Like, if you're looking at some... I mean, mine's... I'm not going to... I'm not going to lie. The times that I have been on a website like this, pretty vanilla over here.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I actually searched you in the database and it suggests otherwise, but yeah, yeah, yeah. BBLs? A lot of, like, a lot of costumes on your one. I don't mind a costume. Yeah, yeah. Not the usual costumes either.

A lot of dinosaur costumes. Yeah. Rex is do it for me. Yeah, yeah. T-Rex. Anyway, if you have previously, currently, or at any point, paid for the services of Corn Hub, maybe get a new email address. Yeah, I think it's time.

Or a new life. Brian Clint, Z.M. It's ZM's Breanclint podcast. And that's the end of the second to last Brian Clint show of the year. Tomorrow will be our final show and all going to plan tomorrow. we'll have Tiger King on the show Yes, we will Also, because it's our last show of the year

We get to pick all of the music Oh yeah Which have you forgot about that? I'm bloody excited I had forgotten about that But I'm up for it I just came up with a bed I'm 100% up for it

Because there's no one here to tell us not to Literally You know? Literally What are you going to pick What's one song off the top of your head Where you're like? Metallica's master of puppets

Why not? To open the show Why bloody not? Followed by DeRood Sandstorm. I'm going to throw some Elvis Christmas music in there. Yeah. And definitely all the Lady Gaga I can find. Oh my God.

What a lineup. What a line up. You don't want to miss that. Plus Tiger King live from prison? What a show. How good. And Friday Oaky. Catch you guys then.

Have a great night. See you tomorrow for our last show. Bye-bye. And live weekdays from 3 on ZM.