ZM's Bree & Clint - ZM's Bree & Clint Podcast - 22nd May 2026

Episode Date: May 22, 2026

Petty thing your ex did after the breakup.  A HUGE surprise for Bree.  How far you should be able to run based on your age.  Fridayoke: Pour Me A Drink by Post Malone.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Show requested, so here it is. As long as you've got da-da-da-da. It's Z-M's Brean-Clint podcast. Z-M's Brean-Clint, thanks to KFC. It's Friday. Make some noise for the original. Zendams, Brean Clint. Good afternoon, everybody.

Welcome to the Brea and Clint show on a Friday. God, I just went outside. You can really smell that hotel that's on fire. Really? Whereabouts is it? It's the double tree. by Hilton Hotel. I've never been to this hotel before.

For the love of God, please tell me it's on the convention centre again. No, so I went outside. Exactly. I went outside. And you know in winter and you're like, ah, lovely, I can smell somebody's fire. It's kind of that nice smell when you go outside. And then I realised, no, no, we're in the middle of Auckland CBD.

Nobody has their fireplace on. Yeah, I don't know how many chimneys are on a high-rise building. No, it's a building. Yeah, but thank God it's not the convention centre again. Thank God. Do you remember that day the Sky City Convention Centre caught fire? Do you remember the day? Yes.

It was crazy, eh? Because we're like so close to it. Yeah, it's across the road from us. Literally across the road. We could see the flames, we could see the smoke. You can almost feel the heat. And then last year, the New World up the road from us caught fire. What does all these things have in common?

Aucklanders need to do a fire-wise course. And at the very least, check the batteries in their smoke alarms. Yep. And check your fire extinguishes aren't. out of date. Yeah, and stop smoking inside. It's 226, for God's sake. Fun show on the way, deal or reveal Olivia Dean edition. We're doing the very

first one of these at 4 o'clock with Bank of Brin. Yeah, so here's the deal. The deal or reveal wall has been reloaded with money and also somewhere on the board tickets, accommodation

and flights to see Olivia Dean in Auckland in November. So somewhere on the board, that prize is worth a ton of money And you can't buy the tickets. It's sold out. Where do we keep getting all these Olivia Dean tickets from? Because it is sold out. Yeah, it's sold out show.

Crazy. So yeah, Bree's right. Cases 1 right through to 20 are available this afternoon. And you can play the first Olivia Dean deal or reveal with us at 4 o'clock If you can get through an 0800 dials at M. Right now, though, we're going to play Trady versus Lady. If that is a bit of you, then now's the time to call. 0,800 dials at M, 50 bucks, it could be all yours.

Play ZDEM's Bree and Clint. It's Trady versus ladies. Three, two, one, let's go. All right, last game of the week, the Trades taken on the ladies. We do keep score all year, and currently the ladies are on 40. The Trades five behind on 35. Shout out to our lady, Trady yesterday who hit us with the Duck Do Do joke. That has had almost half a million views on our Instagram page, that joke.

If you don't know what we're talking about, head to our Instagram right now. You can see it. It's very good. A lady is in Christchurch. She's 32 and she's a stay-at-home mum of four. Welcome to the show, Christine. Hi, Christine. Hi.

How old are the kids, Christine? I got a nine-year-old, a seven-year-old next week, a two-year-old and a one-year-old. You're busy. Holy smokes. Does Friday even exist for a stay-at-home mum of four, or is it just another day? It's just another day. Yeah, yeah, fair. But wine is wine.

Am I right, Christine? You are totally right. Hell yeah. Nice. You're taking on our tradie from Tokanui in Southland. He's 22, and he lost his license four times. Wait, we're not celebrating that. Welcome to the show Connor.

Hi, Connor. Yeah, how we go? Should I ask what you lost your license for four times? Every single time it was demerits, so yeah. You're not drink driving, are you, Connor? No, I'm not that type of person. Oh, good boy. All right, your buzzers, tradie.

Christine, your buzzers lady. First of three correct answers, get to $50 cash, thanks to KFC. Good luck, guys. I just really, he's 22 and he's lost all of his demerits four times. Once a year. Once a year. Far out, Connor. Okay, we move on to question one.

Like a badge of honour. Holy smokes. Okay. Here we go. Which body organ filters blood in humans? Trudy. Yes, Connor. Your heart?

No. That pumps the blood. Christine? Your brain? No. It's the kidneys is what we were looking for. The kidneys. Of course, of course.

Of course. We move on to question number two. Who is the lead singer of the band Maroon 5? Cody. Yes, Connor. Oh, pass. Where the shot? Christine?

It's Adam. Yeah, what's his last name? Is it Levine? Yeah. It is Adam Levine. Yeah. No relation to Avril. I didn't know you guys were on first name basis, Christine.

Oh, we are, totally are. Yeah, yeah. One to the ladies. Question number three. Buzz in, guys, when you can tell me who sings this song. Christine. It's black-eyed. It is the black-eyed piece.

Yeah. It is the black-eyed piece. Well done. We move on to question four. You need this one, Connor, to stay in at question number four. Name the 2009 film starring Bradley Cooper, which is about four friends on a stag do gone wrong. Yes, Christine. The hot time machine. No, no.

Oh, finish the question and, Connor, you get a free shot. Name the 2000 film starring Bradley Cooper about four friends on a stag do gone wrong in Las Vegas. The Hangover. The Hangover. It is the Hangover. He's got one. No demerit points, but he got a tradie versus lady point. Well done.

Two to the ladies, one to the tradies. Question number five. What was the name of Adele's debut album? Was it 16, 19 or 21? Lady. Christine. 21. No.

Connor? What? 19. Yes. It was 19. Oh, comeback is on. 21 was the second one. 21 was a second album.

All right, we move on to question six. What is the name of New Zealand's national airline? Ready. Connor. In New Zealand. He's gone. He lost his license for speeding, but he took a long time on that comeback. Connor.

We always make a comeback, though. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Wow, good game for a Friday, guys. Unlucky, Christine. Oh, so unlucky. So unlucky. It was a really good game, though. Great game.

Do you want a shout out to the kids, Christine? I can hear them there. Oh, hi. Say hi. Hi. Hi, kids. Hi, guys. I'll give a shout out to my apprentice right here too.

Say hi. Hi. Is he your child, is he Connor? Yeah, something like that. Good on you, Connor. 50 bucks. We'll get it out to you, mate. Well done.

Trades go to 36. Ladies on 40. Zim. Zat M's Bree and Clint Podcast. Do you know this about me that I am a fiend for a Guinness World Record? Yeah. God, us millennials, that was like the book to have. Yeah, yeah, that was the true sign of success,

which is crazy that you love Guinness World Records and you've had a career in radio for 15 years. Yeah. And you don't have a Guinness World Record. Yeah, I do. Do you? It's not official, but remember when I stuck all those matchsticks up my nose? Oh, yeah.

And we've got to get that verified. Remember when I gleaked across the radio table? Oh, that's right. You did you. So technically, I've got. And how many grapes did you fit in your mouth that time? It was like 50 something. Something like that.

I reckon that'd be close. True. Yeah, I reckon we should get one of the Guinness book. Can we get one of the guys? We've got to get you verified. Yeah, I want to get the certificate. Yeah, you should get it. Someone who does have it, I came across a whopper of a Guinness World Record.

Do you want to hear about it? Yeah. This one is from the 17th century. Okay. Do they have a Guinness Book of World Records? No, but I think they've awarded it. Posthumously? Once, you know.

Can you do it? that? I think so, yeah. Okay. Well, I don't believe anyone's beaten this woman. Right. It's a woman named Valentina Vasseliev. She's a Russian woman. And between the years of 1725, right, and 1765, 40 years, she gave birth to a total

of 69 children. No. No, sorry, no, that's not okay. She did. That's not, no, that's not okay. She holds the world record for the most births from one single woman. 69. So this is how, this is how came about. In 40 years?

Yes. So I know you're crunching the numbers. Just, I'll stop you there. She had 16 pairs of twins, which is 32 children. Which is crazy on its own, yeah. Ridiculous. She had seven sets of triplets. Wow.

And they'll boost your numbers. And, which is 21 children, the seven sets of triplets. Yeah. And she had four sets of quatplets. That's bonkers. Most people, if you were told you were having quintuplets, you'd be terrified and a bit upset about it. But if your goal is to break the Guinness World Records of most births per woman,

you probably look at quintuplets and you go, oh, sweet. Good deal. Save me a couple of births. I don't know if she was going for the world record. I haven't done enough research about her, but I'm interested to know. Like, what makes you want to have that many children? Well, everyone's got their thing.

I've got all those all-black's jerseys. That's not the same. No, everyone's got their thing. What, do you say she was like... She's a collector? She was like Ash, Ketchum, but with babies. Well, you know, once you realize you're good at something. She was obviously amazing at it.

Double down, yeah. Not that it matters, but all to the same baby daddy? I haven't done that research. I don't know, yeah. Could be. Yeah, could well be. Yeah, it could well be. Or it could be to, and it couldn't be to 69 baby daddies, could it?

No, well, there's heaps of twins and triplets and quittplets. God, I'd love to work out how many times she was pregnant. Yeah. Well, I think she had, what says here, 27 separate labors. Yeah, right. Well, there's your number. 27. That's a lot of labour.

We're not going to break the world record for most births per woman this afternoon. Or maybe someone is out there that had 70 babies. Maybe we are. We want to know if you have a huge family though. Yeah. Do you have heaps of brothers and sisters? Like when you tell people, I've got this many siblings, people are like, whoa! I always used to tell people about my nan who was one of 14.

Yeah, that's big. And back in the day... That's big. There was big, but I don't actually think it was like out of the ordinary. To give you context, my nan, a measly one of nine. Oh, how lazy was your great-grandma? So lazy. What was she doing?

Obviously put her feet up. There's nine kids to the same woman. Yeah. My nan, 14 kids to the same woman. Mm-hmm. What do you got for us, New Zealand? Yeah. How big is your fan band?

What numbers are you putting up? Yeah. I'm more impressed, the more recent it was. Yeah, like if you're... 14 kids in the early 1900s. I mean, I'm not taking anything away from my great-grandma. Was more common. Like, if you're calling me now, if you're in your 20s or 30s,

and you've got 13 brothers and sisters, holy smokes. Less, if you're... If you're call us now and you're pregnant with your eighth child... Wow! Corblimy. Wow. Oh, 800 dials at M, or you can text us on 9-6-96. Do you come from a huge family?

Dead end up. Someone said, how in the 1700s did she survive that many births? It is a great question. And someone else said, so no pelvic floor at all then, there goes her trampolining career. Yeah, sadly, she did have to give up the trampoline. No, she just had to wear the depends when she trampolined. Don't let anything stand in the way. Don't let 27 births and 69 children stand between you and your dreams, okay?

You can do anything. Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. That depends. All right, let's talk to people. That's what I said. Depends. Yeah.

Yeah. That's what I said. Yeah. That's what you need. Let's talk to Sarah. Hi, Sarah. Hi, Sarah. Hey, how are you?

Do you come from a large family? Yes. How many we talk in, Sarah? I'm the youngest of eight. You are the youngest of eight? Yes. And how old are you if you don't mind us asking? I'm 31.

Okay. So you're young. You're the youngest. And how many boys, how many girls? Yes, four of each. Your family had... Oh, what a good mix.

Four boys and four girls in the 90s. Oh, no, 80s. 80s. Were you really poor? They obviously didn't have a TV. No, they're Catholic. Nice, Sarah. So true, thank you, Sarah.

Christine is here. Hi, Christine. Hi, Christine. Hi. You're from a big family as well. You've got a lot of siblings. I do. I am one of nine.

And how old are you, Christine? I'm 32. And whereabouts do you fit in the line up? I am the second oldest. Second oldest. That's crazy. And the youngest is one. No, no, stop.

The youngest is one. Yeah. Wait, so you've got a brother or sister that's one. Yeah, so my youngest two children. And you've got seven brothers and sisters in between that one-year-old. Yes. Wait. Six.

six in between and then one's older than me. Oh, right, right, right, right, right. Is the sibling that you've got that's one year old? Are they full sibling to you? Half. Okay. Oh, yeah, okay.

Okay. Because I was about to really blow my mind. Did all nine come out of mum or is it across? It's across. Okay, okay, okay, okay. That's a big family. It's still impressive. Yeah, big family.

We're just doing a bit of biological math here. Thank you, Christine. Bronwyn's here. Hey Bronwyn. Hi, Bronwyn. Hey, how are you? Good, thanks, Bronwyn. Big family. Are you from one? Well, I did get my son to call up, but he chickened out, so I'm now calling. I've actually had 10 babies. You've had 10 babies. Oh, that's... I have. Yep.

Yeah, well done. That's impressive. With the same dad. With the same dad. Oh, yeah. Wow, that's another clap. There's another clap. Go, Brody. Is that 10? Yeah, I reckon. And I got six grandbabies, too. Oh, my God.

Your bronny. She's single-handedly propping up the population. That is amazing. Any twins or triplets in there, Brony? Or do you go, ten times you go, oh, I have another kid. All singles. You were pregnant ten times. You gave birth ten times.

I did, yes. Crazy lady. That's incredible. Bronny, are you done? Well, the body tells me it is, but I could have had more. Jeez. Bronwyn, how old were you? Can I ask when you got pregnant with you first?

and how old were you when you had your last? I was 20 with my first, and my last I turned 40. God, you were pregnant for pretty much 20 years. Yeah, so I spent half my life pregnant and the other half trying to lose all the weight. What a nightmare problem. That's amazing. You win so far, Bronie.

Thank you for the call. That is, that's blown my mind. My best friend is one of 13, eight girls, five boys. A friend of us. text messages. A friend of mine, she's 37, is the eldest of 12. So that'd be like us having 11 brothers and sisters. Yeah. Same generation. The oldest will be 40.

Yeah. I loved going to her house back in my uni days. There were kids everywhere. Yeah. And the piles of washing were huge. Oh, you would just not sweat the small stuff, right? But it was the best household to be in. There you go.

Our family was so big at the time that they did a documentary about us. How big was it? How big? And what's the documentary? Someone said, My father-in-law is one of 25 from the 1950s, so like our parents. 25? That's a huge family.

25? So they'd be a baby boomer. One of 25. I'm 27. My dad is 56. He's one of 17 kids. Two of the kids were adopted in no multiples. That's outrageous.

That's crazy to get 15 kids and you go, you know what? We might adopt a couple more. Yeah. Obviously, good people. Someone said, my partner is Colombian, and he is a child of five with 25 half-brothers and sisters. His father is 85 with six ex-wives, oldest sibling is 65 years old, and the youngest is 31. Real bad mom. Wow.

There's some crazy numbers coming in here. There's heaps of texts on this. I just can't get past Brony. Bronny on 10. Yeah. This one. My mum is one of eight girls, two sets of twins. My best friend is one of 13, eight girls, five boys.

My grandfather fathered 19 kids. Wow. It's less impressive when a man does it. Yeah. No offense, lads. But I mean... Oh, here you go. I've got eight fur babies.

That's impressive. Was that text from producer Ella? She fostered another batch of kittens. All from the same mum and dad, I wonder. Yeah, yeah. You know? Did you birth all the fur babies? No, I think some cats, they can have multiple happy times

and have different baby daddies in one litter. Really? Yeah. So that's why there's cat litters with like a ginger, a fluffy one. They can get pregnant on top of a pregnant? Yeah. And that's why there's so many and some. Our childhood cat.

Oh, no. What did your pup be now? No, my part, he was gone by this stage. But we each had a cat. My sister and my brother and I, we each had our own cat. My sister's cat and my cat had been Nuted, they'd been spayed. But when my brother got his cat,

for some reason, they didn't get her fixed. And I'm not joking you. I reckon that cat was pregnant like seven times. That's naughty. Nute your cats. Free cats, though. Yeah, that's true. They're quite cute.

They were very cute kittens, very cute. Newt them. ZDEM's brain and clint. Shows brought you by KFC's Katsub Bowl, your activator for Zidems deal or reveal. Dean edition is coming up in mere minutes. The T. Live from LA with Dean McCarthy. Dean, selling sunset.

Season 10 is coming out on Netflix, but they've announced who are the cast members they're axing from the show? Oh my goodness. Four key cast free. We're talking Mary, as you would know, she's an OG. Emma, the tall, leggy blonde one. Chelsea, she was quite a firecracker

over the last two seasons. And Sandra Vergara, which is Sophia Vergara. as sister, actually. They've axed those four, and my inside Intel is that they actually were axed before the season started, like their contracts were not renewed. So they've known about this for a while. And they're bringing back Christine Quinn.

Now, if you know the show, Christine was in the first five seasons. She has a long blonde hair. She is such good TV. How could we forget, Christine? She was the villain in the original seasons, wasn't she? Oh, she's actually, we're actually, I'm friends with her in real life. She's actually so sweet.

She just likes to play into it. Yeah, okay. She really plays that up. But that's the character she played, hey. She played the villain character. Yeah. And she's coming back. And she's good TV.

I get that. Bree and I are big selling Sunset fans. I'm surprised that they're getting rid of Mary. Same because she's a Nogie. Such a connection to which one of the brothers. Yeah. Jason. Jason.

Yeah. I'm quite surprised at getting rid of Emma. I thought she's the one with the impanau. She's company, isn't she? She's the one that was dating that real young guy, and she, and they were all like, why are you dating a guy that's like 10 years younger than you? Oh, okay. And then it didn't work out.

But then she's had quite a bit of drama with some of the other girls. But yeah, it's interesting to see the ones that they have gotten rid of. And then Chelsea, she was the English one. Yeah. She was the only English one in the cast. And Sandra Vergara, I can't remember her. No, me neither. So I'm not that surprised.

Yeah. No, I can. No, I can. like, which is I was Sandra? Yeah, I don't know. It's a good show. I'm surprised they've got 10 seasons out of it. Yeah.

I am too, but I'm really surprised about Mary. Yes. She is very close with Jason and Brett in real life, and I'm really, really surprised. I think that will fracture their friendship in real life a lot. Do you think that means she's no longer working for the boys, or just she won't be on the show? I think some of them actually,

I think some of those four, I don't know, off the top of my head, but some of them have gone to the agency, which is owned by Maurizio, who is with Kyle Richards from Beverly Hills Housewives. Some of them have actually moved to a place called the agency, which is a huge real estate group in America right now. And so I don't know which ones, but yeah, if you leave the actual office, you do lose your spot on the show.

Good until from our man on the ground in Los Angeles. That's Dean McCarthy. He's a Hollywood correspondent. Z.N. Brie and Clint. I want to talk about this woman who has posted online something that really annoyed her that her ex did. Okay. So essentially, I don't know how long her and this guy dated for, but I'm assuming it was for a while. And she said that she saw a photo of him and his new fiancé.

Okay. Because he got engaged at their engagement party. And he was wearing the shirt that she had bought him for a Christmas present. one year. Oh no. And she wasn't happy about it. She wasn't happy about it? I reckon if the fiancé knew where the shirt came from, she

wouldn't be happy about it either. And the guy wearing the shirt sounds like he was blissfully unaware. Yeah. Yeah. Interesting. Oh man. Without knowing the details or the people, I don't believe that that's malicious. I think that's just I agree. It's just a dude

who doesn't really remember where his clothes came from. Doesn't really go shopping often. And I reckon the shirt that you bought him for Christmas, you would have put some effort into it. Probably one of his favour. It's probably the nicest shirt that he has. Correct. Either that, or he still associates the shirt with you,

and he's still in love with you. And even though he's engaged to this new woman, he knows that you still follow him on Instagram, and that's why he wore the shirt, and that's why he posted the photo, because he wanted you to see that he still loves you. I always tune in for the days of our lives. I love it.

I think you're right. I don't think that was malicious, but I've got a few other scenarios. People have commented on the post other situations that involve their ex that they were not appreciative of. Okay, sure. Which I would say some of these

way worse than the original one. Sure. So here's one that someone commented. It says, My ex read a poem, a poem to his bride at their wedding. It was an original point. poem I had written for him when we were together.

That's so awkward. Yeah. Someone else commented, My ex wore my dad's watch to his wedding. No. Your dad's watch? That's so awkward. Give the watch back after the breakup.

Yeah, that's what I think. Someone else commented, he moved her into the house that we bought together, which also happens to be my childhood home. Oh. The first bit was bad enough. But then you add that extra layer. Why didn't you get the house on the breakup?

Yeah, that's a good question. This one, and I've never done this before, but this one hit me so hard when I read this one. It says, he gifted her the car that we built together from the ground up. Our initials are in the engine, Bay. Yeah.

That's effed up. Does she know? Like, does she know? It's a question I'd like answered. Yeah. Uh-huh. Like if she's driving this car around. Yeah.

Do you know that? Did he say that he built it by himself? Yeah. Probably. Because that's a true labour of love. Yeah. You know? That's,

that's, you're not building a car together out of need. You can buy a car for much less. That's something you've done together. Exactly. Oh. And one more. It says they got engaged with the engagement ring that he bought for me,

which mysteriously went missing three months before he broke up with me. That ring has got bad juju already. So he's taken the ring from her. But then he's stolen it? He's taken the ring, told her that she's lost it, and then broke up with it. And then use the ring. For someone else. That's awful.

That's, it's twisted. It's premeditated too. But it's like next level cheap. Yeah. Like there's cheap and then there's steal back your engagement ring from the woman you want to leave so you can use it again for another woman. You know, have some decorum. We want to know.

And they're already starting to come through on the text machine. I knew we wouldn't be short of them. But we would like to know the petty thing that your ex did after the breakup. Petty, upsetting, shitty. It all falls into the same category. It just felt off. It's off. Yeah, you're like, that's your own.

The ZDM Podcast Network. This person wants to be anonymous. Hi, Anonymous. Hi, Anonymous. Hi. What was the petty thing your ex did after the breakup Anonymous? Oh, I did it to my ex. Oh.

And he had this fancy, like, Hogwarts Lego set, sometimes it was a pretty old stuff. Fancy Harry Potter Lego. Okay. Yeah. Yeah, that he'd built that he was really proud of for a really long time. It was the only thing that he wanted to come and pick out.

So before he came to pick it up, I carefully and meticulously went through and disconnected a part of all the crucial parts and they carefully put it in a box and taped it up so that it was impossible for him to get out. And it turned into just a big explosion of parts and it brought me so much joy. You ruined his Hogwarts Lego.

I did. I feel like I'm okay with that one. It does kind of seem like a victimless crime. It is kind of. I mean, he is the victim. And it does, he is the victim, but it does allow you the chance to go, you're a grown man crying over Harry Potter Lego. Look at yourself in the mirror.

He's a rotten human. He's a rotten human. We assumed. We assume you wouldn't do it without provocation anonymous, you know? No. Yeah, yeah. Never. Never.

You can tell how much joy it brings her to this day still talking about it. Anonymous number two is here. Hi Anonymous number two. Hi Anonymous. Hi, Onondas. Did your ex do something petty to you or the other way around? It was me. What did you do?

So it was around 2006, so we're well ago now. He left his PlayStation 2 at my house and I message him and was like, come get it. Don't want your stuff here. Got it. And he just ignored me. So I loaded up Crash Team Racing and I spent hours beating every single one of his scores. saved him to his memory card like overrode all his work

sent him a photo of all my new scores with my name next to all of them and then he came like less than an hour later to pick it up. That's so good Anonymous. Anonymous, you need to be some sort of a mastermind criminal or something. That's so premeditated. I'm not. Yeah, exactly.

I'd believe it. That's unbelievable. I can hear the resentment in your voice too. I can hear that maybe he's. spent more time with Crash Team Racing than he did with you during the relationship, you know? Oh, no, he was just a jerk. Yeah, good on you, Anonymous. I love that one, because it shows that you're better than him. At Crash Team Racing.

That's something that he really loves, you know, so it hits him where it hurts. We asked what petty thing happened after the breakup. Someone said my ex wanted to take the bar stools when we broke up. So I went and got one of the two and locked it in my car. It's only fair that we got one each, right? That is so bad. petty. That's exactly what we asked for. One barstle. One barstle was so useless. So useless. No one has one barstall. What about this one? The petty thing I did to my ex when we broke up was taking

back the bed sheets and bedding slash pillows I bought him because he owed me money and didn't pay any of it back. Plus, I took the TV and the cabinet I bought him to make up the $1,200 I was owed. I sold the TV but had to take the bedding to the Salvation Army. You know, you know, it's a good relationship when you've got like a ledger of how much each other owes each other. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. We asked petty things they did after you broke up. Someone said he got remarried a year after I caught him cheating on me on my birthday. Oh, I wonder. Is that petty or shitty? That's shitty. That's shitty. That's shitty from him. Yeah. I wonder if he got married to the person he was cheating on them with. I kind of hope so. Yeah. Or do I? Do you? I don't know. I don't know.

What about this one? Petty Things You X did. He took the electric toothbrush that we shared. We had different heads and he just left me my head and the bath mat. That is so petty. My ex stole my Pandora bracelet that he got me after the breakup. What? Oh, that's so sad.

He cheated on me, so I sent Jehovah witnesses to his house every week. Oh my God. Hey, we came last week and you said that you weren't interested, but we've had a message during the week to say that you are interested. Oh, no. So we're back. Do you have a couple of hours to talk about our Lord and Savior? Jehovah.

This one, I had this with one of my exes where she broke up with me, but we ended up living together still for about a month. So one of us could find a new house to move into. And my petty thing was that I altered the settings on our modem so she couldn't connect to the wall. Wi-Fi with her mobile phone. That sucks. That's so petty.

It's petty as. When we broke up, my ex logged into all my social media accounts and deleted a bunch of photos. But the only photos that they deleted were the ones that had the most likes on them. That's so petty. Oh. And it was that so, like, it would have taken you ages. Wait, no, no, it's deeper than that. The only photos that they deleted were the ones that had more likes than any of the photos on his account.

Oh my God, that is Oh, that's very deep. That's going way too deep. Broke up with a guy, packed up my stuff, moved out. Later, I found the box of condoms had been emptied. He'd taken all of the contents and left me the empty box. Yep. And that's...

He's like, I'll show her. I'll show her. I want to use all of these and not with you. Oh, I need every single one of these. But if I don't leave you the book, box. Maybe you wouldn't know. Maybe you wouldn't know.

How will she know how many of these I need? I'm doing the most six now. Do you know how many ladies I can get? You've been cramping my style. I'm going to wear one of these every day. I'm going to put one on before I leave the house. Just to be safe. She's like...

It's definitely happening. She's like good because I feel that extra small is not going to fit on my new boyfriend. It's a shout out to my head. Please don't stop the meal What the hell? Breathe and cleanse. One Second Song Challenge But first at One Second Song Challenge

We'll be guessing songs as quickly as we can. Erica, you're on my team this afternoon. Kiyodagh. Kiyah. Hey, guys. And Nikki, you're on my team. Gidey, mate. Hi, how are we?

Good, mate. How are you going? Well, good. But I'm not bit nervous for some of you. Don't be nervous, Nikki. Don't be nervous. because you are not on a team that wins often. So there's no pressure.

Oh, wow, cool. So just sit back, do your best. That's all we can do. That's a good way to look at it. Claudia's in charge. Hi, Claudia. Hello there. So the way this game works is I'm going to start a song right from the beginning

and you just need a buzz in with your name and tell me what it is. The theme this week since Post Malone just announced that he's coming back to New Zealand. And Post Malone, obviously not the name he was born with. It's a stage name. So all of these artists. have stage names. Okay. May or may not help you.

But Bree and Clint, you guys are going to go first, and then Erica and Nikki, I'll get you to do the next round, and the first team to three points takes home the win. All right. Bree and Clint, you ready? Ready.

Right, here's your song. Brie. Bree. That's home wrecker. Somber? It sure is. One of my favorites on the play. Wait, is his name not somber?

No, he just took the E out. Yeah, yeah. Do we need to give his real name in this game? Because his real name, I'm just kidding. Yeah, I don't even know his real name. That would be impressive. Okay, Erica and Nikki, are you guys ready to give this a go? Yeah.

Okay, good luck. Here's your song. No, I didn't hear Nikki say yes. Nicky. Oh, Nikki. Yeah, yeah. Yeah. This is your turn, Nikki.

Buzz him with your name when you think you know. Cool. Okay, here it is. Nicky. Nicky. Yeah, Nikki. It is Chapel Rome Pink Pony Club. Go, Nick.

Well done. Well done. Thank you to my daughter. Oh, but you're worried about it all over it. It's okay, Erica. All we have to do is get every single one right from here, okay? We can't drop a single song, but that's okay. It's been done before.

Yeah, and the pressure's on Clint right now because it's bringing Clint's turn. Here's your song. Clint. Clint. Lord and her best song, Solar Power. That's true. Three times when you feel it kicking in that song. We saw Lord and Christchurch earlier this year.

She did this song, but she's changed it. Has she? Yeah, it's more electronic now. Do you like it? Yeah. More performance, you know? I don't know you could like it even more than you did. We're still on, Erica.

You've got to get this one though, okay? Oh my God, so much pressure. I know. Nikki, you can finish it off here. Good luck. Thank you. Here it is. Erica.

Is it Benny Lonely? It's a great guess. Oh, it's the right. It's a great guess. Free guess, Nikki. Um, oh, I can sing it. Like, well, I can't sing it, but I know it. Try and sing it.

Give me a couple bars. I know it's like that. The chick comes in sort of rapping a bit. Yeah, she does. And what's her name? What's her name, Nikki? It's not Megan the stallion. No.

It's a good guess, though. But it does have an animal in it, doesn't it? Yeah. Write it off, Claude. Yeah, now that one's gone. Doja cat. Doja cat. Oh, yeah.

Say so. Yeah. I wouldn't have got the name of the song. Just the artist. All right, best we can hope for is a tie here, Erica. So are we all in? Yeah, I'll put everyone in now. So anyone can buzz in for this, and this is either for the win or for the tie and a win for everyone.

Here is your last song. Breaks. Charlie X, X, X, X, Apple. Go, Nicky. 50 K-C chicken dollars coming your way. You are winners, yeah. We are winner, chicken dinner. We are losers.

Woo-hoo! Yay! You know what? If you're not first place, it could be, you better to be second. First, the worst, second the best. I always say that. Third, the dirty rascal. That's up.

It's ZM's Breaklin podcast. There's a new music streaming app. I wasn't sure we needed a new music streaming app, but we're getting one. And this one is Kiwi made the streaming app. Homegrown, and one of the major investors is our very own lords. Yeah, it's buzzy because we're not short of streaming apps, so it's got to have a twist, right? It's got to do something different.

It can't just be another Spotify or another Apple music or another title, or another DISA, or another YouTube music, or, you know? Wait, what was Disa? Disa. Disa nuts. Literally grow up. Yeah, fair. It's called Loom, L-U-M-E, this new streaming app.

And the difference is that it's all about albums. It's not about playlists. It's not about looking up an artist and going to listen to their entire catalog or their best-of kind of thing. It's about albums. And the idea is, instead of a subscription, you have a Loom account. Okay. And Noah Khan releases a new album.

And you go, I want to listen to it. So you purchase the album and then you get access to the whole album on Loom and you get it permanently. So you don't pay $18 a month forever to be able to listen to the album. You buy it once. They've said it's around the price of what a CD costs. Right. Which how much is a CD cost in 2026? Nobody really knows.

Is it 30 bucks? 30 bucks? Okay, you pay about 30 bucks. You get access to the album forever. you also get the album artwork in digital form and they're in some like bonus tracks kind of thing and maybe some video stuff. So it's literally the modern day version of going out

and buying an artist's new album. Correct. Like going down to sanity and going on. What sanity? Is that the Australian records? We had sounds. Oh, did you? Yeah.

Okay. It'd be that. Yeah. Yeah. We had sounds or the warehouse as where you bought a lot of your CDs from. Yeah, got you. Yeah.

Yeah. The Aussie version was. It's the same. It's also basically the iTunes model, isn't it? Except you get the album artwork. And I always reckon that's where iTunes screwed up, is that you got the album on your iPod, but you couldn't look at the album artwork until you didn't get the lyrics.

The best part of doing the CD and call us old, but getting the lyrics inside the... That was fun. That was so good. I also feel like it's like, cool, you get the album. And I'm not trying to shit on the new idea, because someone's got to do something, right? Someone's got to try something new.

But I just feel like they're like, you own it forever. I'm like, but it's digital. So it's not real. It's like, like I own it as long as Lume exists. Yeah, what if Lume goes under? Yeah. Like, does that mean all of the money I spent and all of my music that I've purchased goes away?

I have thousands of dollars of music in my iTunes account. Yeah, I have thousands. And it just sits there. I have thousands of illegally downloaded torrents on my iTunes. as well. One of the good things about this Loom thing, 80% of the money goes to the artist.

Oh, that's cool. Which is not the case with things like Spotify. No, Spotify apparently, not good. Not very good, unless you're like a Taylor Swift, who is just getting enough streams that it does make you an income. Yeah. Yeah, interesting, eh?

Anyway, that's Loom. So is it here already? I don't know. I actually didn't check that if it's out yet. If it's not, it's coming very shortly. And is Loom launching it? How do you spell it? L-U-M-E.

L-U-M-E. It says that Loom... Oh, here you go. Officially launching in New Zealand next month. There you go. Play Z-D-M's Bree and Clint. Ladies and gentlemen, Brean Clint's Friday.

Every Friday we do Friday, Okay. Every Friday we do a cover that's professionally produced and you guys help us pick the winner. been quite enjoying these Fridayokies where we do an artist whose concert we have tickets to give away to. Last week, we did Westlife. A couple of weeks ago we did Robbie Williams. It's been good. Today, on the back of his big announcement, we've got your Post Malone tickets.

Somebody pour me a drink. Somebody bought me a smoke. Go Media on the 21st of October. Tickets go on sale next week on Thursday. So, Bree and I have done Post Malone. for you this week and you will help us pick the winner and if you vote on the phones or on the text machine you are automatically

in the drawer for a free double pass to see Post Malone. Correct. Feedback on the text machine or the phones will get you in that draw. You're genuinely packing it this week, aren't you? It is like genuinely, it's not going to be good for me this week. Just no.

It is so far outside of my range. Like even the audio guy who's normally so lovely to me. And encouraging. And encouraging. And encouraging, he said he goes, your stuff this week. He goes, it's not good. Just note, we have survived every terrible cover we have ever done. Just, the driver's license one, nearly did me in.

I'll give you a little bit more time to sweat. Unless you want to get it out of the way and go first. No, I don't think so. No, okay. Let's just all enjoy yours. I'll go first. And then we can all laugh and cry at mine. And then we'll do breathe.

Here's mine. 40 hours got me going out my mind Dallas dropped another game in overtime Caught a ticket speeding down the 65 Don't know where Billy went and messed it up My baby's goneer than the tosa wins Judging by the stone sober

Said I'm in need a crack one Wide open Somebody pour me a drink Somebody bummed me a smoke I'm about to get on a buzz. I'm about to get on a row. Yeah, I've been breaking my back. Just keeping up with the team.

And y'all know. And it's up on a friend. You've got to be happy with that. I'm happy with that. You've got to be stoked. And I think we should give you the win and not play mine. So, a way to talk yourself down, Bree. Clint was so tone-diff.

If you think, if you didn't like that one, trust me, you're not going to like this next. one. Oh, I'm dreading it. It's not universally loved, my one, so there's still a chance for you, okay? I don't think there is, I've heard it. It's not good. All right, well, here's Breeze Pice Malone.

Let's party. Let's go. Good luck. Thank you. 40 hours got me going out my mind. Dallas dropped another game in overtime. Court of tickets speeding down. 65 don't know where I'm going

Guess I really went and missed it up again Now my baby's goner than the Tulsa wind Judging by the stone sober state I'm in need to crack one Why don't somebody pull me a drink Somebody bum me a smoke I'm about to get on a buzz I'm about to get on a road

Yeah, I've been breaking my back. Just keeping all with the Jones is y'all know I can't even think when I can hear what calling my name is a drag. I can't break. Grand. So many texts. It's the only way I could get my voice in that low enough register to sing it. Why did you do that? Because my voice doesn't go as low as yours.

So I have to sing down here to get that low. It's not in my register. Someone takes in and said, guys, when did ZM employ the cookie monster? Oh, it was so bad. And this from Nikki, a vote for Bree, who sounded great. I like that text. Thank you, Nikki.

The phone lines are officially open. Oh, shit. I knew that was going to be bad. You can call us now to cast a vote and give us some feedback on our Friday okay. Or you can text your vote. and your feedback to 96. You sure get far out.

Someone who does it gets free Pice Malone tickets. Yep. God. I feel like I deserve them after that. It is my dream. It is my... Can Claudia, just so you know, it's my dream that if Pais Malone comes to the country

that we play him that version of his song. Absolutely not. That is my dream. No. Five votes. Oh, 800,000. Who's got it this week? I have no idea

I'll be the twist All right ZDM's Brie and Clint Podcast Welcome back The text is so good on this That's so good We are giving away

Post Malone tickets To someone who gives us some feedback On the text machine Or the phones today This feedback was good Bree This week you sounded like My 80 year old granddad

If you missed it My Post Malone sounded like this Somebody pour me a drink Somebody bought me a smoke And Breeze Post Malone Sounded like this Somebody pour me a drink

Somebody bought me a smoke Sounds like I've had about 10, 10 darts Emily texted and said Oh my God, my four-year-old just said Whoa, they should put the real guy back singing that Yes they should

Little dude Yes they should We have people standing by to cast a vote In Friday Oakey And we're going to start with Liam Gidee Liam. Hi, Liam. How's it going?

Good. Thank you, Liam. You're a country music fan? Yep, I am. Are you still a country music fan after that? Oh, touch and go. Touch and go, yeah. We did our best, Liam, but who are you going to vote for this week?

Definitely Clint. I'm shocked at that, Liam. Shopped. Thank you, Liam. You're in the draw for the post-malone tickets. Let's go to Caroline and Karen on. 0800 dials at M. Hello ladies.

Gidey guys. Way. Good. Yes, we're good. Thank you ladies. What's the consensus? Who's the vote going to? Well, you see, it's not a consensus.

Because Carolyn is going clung. But because I'm the one with incurable breast cancer, I win. And free... Oh, no, this is bullshit. We know you, Karen. You're our favourite. But you can't just vote

on favorites. You have to vote on performance. Thanks, Karen. Appreciate it. You see, the fact that it's a me a drink song, I have got a couple of fireboards here that I need to have after hearing brief say. So I think it wins. Okay, we can't. We can't.

I'll take it. Thank you guys. It's your vote. You throw it away if you want, Karen. I think it's going to be the only one I get. Let's go to Ellie on our 800 dollars at him. Hi, Ellie. Hi, Ellie.

Hi, guys. What did you think this week, Ellie? You love it? I loved it. Normally I would be voting free or it would be a bit of a time. Okay. And this week I was way out in front, right, Ellie? Oh.

I feel awful, but yeah, I'm voting. Don't feel awful. God, listen to how much it hurt Ellie to vote for me. That's how bad your song was, Bree. It was bad. She had to fight every fibre of her being to vote for Oakland. Thanks, Ellie. Thanks, Ellie. We appreciate it.

Nadine's here. Hi, Nadine. Hi, Nadine. What do you reckon, Nadine? Well, I'm going to go through you all the way. You're joking. I love every chicken of it. You got a good laugh, didn't you, Nadine?

I thought it was amazing. That's great. Where do you get the replacement batteries for your hearing aids from, Nadine? Just wondering if you were going to pick some up this weekend or... Yeah, no, I live in Wellington. We've had a hard read with the government this week, so this is a good... It's a good laugh. Oh, that makes me happy.

Makes it all worth it. Well, we're all tied up, which means Jono. You've got the deciding vote. Gide, Jono. Hi, Jono. How are we? We're doing all right, Jono. What do you think this week?

It's got to be fun for sure. Thank God. If you had to give me the win, I would have been like, what are you doing, John? Somebody pull me a drink. Somebody bought me a smoke. The right winner deserving. And, Johno, we appreciate your voting, mate. Thank you.

You, my friend, have just scored. two free tickets to Post Malone live at Mount Smart Stadium. Go Media in October. Awesome. My wife's going to love that. Is that her in the background, Jono? That wasn't. That was her.

Yeah. Who was she voting for out of interest? I think she went with... Where did you go with it? I heard Clint first and so I immediately text in Fabri, but I revoked that vote. Oh, geez. Hey, you guys have a great time at Post Malone. Thanks for listening.

Thanks for voting. Enjoy, Tim. All good. Thanks everyone who text in. It's a very funny text machine this afternoon. Very good. That is Brinclent. All I want to my birthday to the birthday banger.

Here we go, birthday banger time. Number one songs when you turn 16. We'll figure out three and we'll play our favorite one. Cameron is up first for birthday banger. Gidey Cameron. Hi, Kim. Gerey, guys. How's it going?

Good, mate. How's your day been? Oh, fantastic, since I got through. Oh, good to hear. Hey, let's do your birthday, Bangor. What's your date of birth? 25th of March, 2000. All right, that means you were 16, Cameron, in the year 2016. And on your 16th birthday, this was number one. Bangor from Mike Posner, I took a pill in a beza.

What do you reckon, Cam? Oh, love that song. Love it, yeah. That's a ball. Fun fact, he was basically retired when the... came out. It was a song that he did acoustically and then someone remixed it and it put him back in the charts. Yeah, I remember, because he, there's also that doco about him how he walked from one side of America to the other. Oh, right.

And then I think he gets bitten by a snake and then he dies. Like the forest gum? Yeah, like he walks from one side of the states to the other. Buzzy God. Andy's here. Hey, Andy. Hi, Andy. Hi, babe.

Hi, babe. Hey, babe. How babe? How are you, babe? I'm good I got to hear Scooby Doo singing Pull Me a Drink just before. Scooby Doo. Scooby! That was a good burn.

Somebody pull me your drink. Somebody pull me a smoke. Okay, okay, Andy. Oh, Zaggy, I can't find the key. Oh, no, Zaggy. Yeah, that was a solid burn, Andy. Hey, what is your birthday? August 15th, 90s.

All right, Andy. That means you were 16 in 2008. And on your 16th birthday, this was number one. O-G-K-P. I kissed the girl. What do you think, Andy? Nah, that's a shitter. My poser was wavy.

Yeah, I agree. Thank you for your honesty, babes. Thanks, babe. Okay, I love you, babes. See, so. Phoebe's here. Hey, Phoebe. Hi, how's it going?

Good, mate. What do you got plans for for the weekend? Oh, you know, just like a bit of rowing, a bit of work, chilling out with my friends. How about you guys? Wait, a bit of rowing. You know, just a bit of rowing. Are you in a rowing team? Yeah, yeah, I am.

I actually do quite a bit of rowing at the moment. No way. Are you the coxick? I mean, no, what is it? Cox. Just the cox. They don't row though. No, no.

I'm not the person that yells at everyone. I'm the one that, you know, push is really hard and gets really tired during my race. Nice, Phoebe. If you're the cox, you can't say you're out to do a bit of rowing this weekend. Yes, they're not. No, you're not. No, you're not. They are in the team. Without them, who's going to, who is going to keep the rudder straight?

Exactly. Who's going to keep the rudder straight? Who's going to keep your motivator? Uh-huh. The Cox. True. All right. I take it back.

I love Cox. The engine room of the rowing machine. What is your birthday? Um, Fourth of July 2002. Oh, Independence Day. You were 16, Phoebe, in 2018, and here's your birthday banger. Producer Claudia's favourite, five seconds of summer. What do you think, Phoebe?

I think it's a pretty good one. Yeah, it's not bad. It's pretty good. We played that song a heck of a lot of times on radio, though. Yes, we did. Yeah. Still good, though. Still good.

It's not going to beat Pill and Abiza for me, though. I think it's old Mike Posner. Cam, you just won birthday banger. Congratulations. Woo-hoo! Thanks, good. Get it, in you. I took a pill and he bees.

Stick around, guys, because I've got a big surprise for Brie shortly. A good one? Actually a good one this time. Okay. Something you do. I'm living out in L.A. I drive a sports car just to pool. Zidane's Brie and Clint.

Bree's nervous right now. I'm so nervous. I'm just like looking around. I don't know if someone's going to walk into the studio. Whenever. No, no one's coming in. Whenever we're like, oh, I've got a surprise for you, then all of us just instantly go on in.

We have a surprise for you. Is it good? It's good. Like how good? I don't even want to do anything silly with it. I don't want to do any build-ups. I just want to give it to you. Okay.

What's it? It's in this bag. It's in a bag. It's in this bag. It's something you want. Something I'm, oh, like a gift. It's been gifted to us. Yeah.

To gift to you. Okay. And it's yours. Okay. And you get to keep it. Okay. You can open it. Oh my God.

Okay. I'm excited now. Bree's opening a orange Z-M tote bag. It's in a little bit of paper, so I can't see what it is yet. What the hell? It's not like a naughty, like adult thing. It's not a naughty adult thing, no. Is this real?

It's a hundred percent real. It's a can of Spice Girls Impulse. Where the hell? It's a full can. I can feel that it's full. Where did this come from? That was given to us by our friend Katie. You know Katie?

Katie Mills? Yes. Had this? She heard us talking about it yesterday. Shut up. And she said, I have had this can for 30 years. And I didn't know why I had it for 30 years, but I've just realized it was for this very moment.

Oh my God, I'm about to spray it. Should we spray it? So it's yours. So it's yours. We've been looking back through the archives. This is legit. If you don't know, if you don't know how much Brey loves the Spice Girls, she does.

Claudia has so many clips, including this clip of you from. from March 15 this year. I have this memory that always comes back into my brain, sitting in my room, spraying my impulse spice girls, deodor it into the lid and then smelling it. Just huffing it.

Oh, that's good so nice. When do you reckon the last time you got to do that was? Honestly, I can't remember. Like, it was in my childhood bedroom. Is it the last time I remember smelling this? So this should be... I'm so excited. This is like one of the original ones from...

That's it. How does she have this? I don't know why she has it. I don't know how she managed to keep it, but she did. And how did she know where it was? Oh my God, I'm sorry. Okay. Are you guys ready?

It could be the first time this can's ever been sprayed, by the way. Okay. So... Hopefully it doesn't like explode. All right, ready? Here she goes. My God, it smells just how I remember it. I feel like I'm smelling nostalgia.

Does it still smell good? It smells great. Oh, yeah. It smells amazing. I smell great. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Oh my God, that's reminding me of my childhood, and I wasn't even a Spice Girls fan.

Isn't they outrageous? Oh, my God. How much would that be worse? Well, less now that you've sprayed it. Is Katie sure that she wants to, like, is this right? She's sure, yeah. I will cherish this for the next 30 years. God, you've got to only spray that on special occasions from now,

it's like a wedding perfume. What? I got it. Pulse on my wedding day. And because it's girl power. and you're marrying a girl, you could both wear it. Like I'm 10 years old again. It's so...

What are the chances, eh? We were talking about it yesterday with Dean McCarthy because they put out the 30-year anniversary Funko Pop Spice Girls. And we're like, screw that, bring back Spice Girls' Impulse. I can't believe this is full and it still smells. Oh, the smell is potent. I like it.

It smells like my cousin's bedroom. Takes me back to my huffing days. Well, there you go. Good surprise? That's such a cool surprise. Oh my God, I'm so obsessed. Thanks guys. You might get mugged for that. Their name's Brian Clint. Podcast.

The password. The password. The password. Our new game where all you have to do is guess what the password is for the day and you win the $50 cash. We still haven't even seen the password yet. Oh yeah. Don't show us yet, Claudia.

Okay. I want to see it the last minute today. Make it extra hard. Bree's working with Stacey to guess the password. Hi, Stacey. Hi, Stacey. Hi, guys. And Ash, I'm going to work with you to guess the password.

Hi, Ash. Hi, how you got it? That's a good. Good. 50 bucks. Bree and I can only give you one word clues to guess the password. Yep. And the password is only one word as well.

Yes. So you use the clues that you hear, guys, to score the 50 bucks. Got it? Yep. All right, guys. Claudia, please reveal to ask what you said, is today's extra hard passwords. There you go. Good luck.

Oh. Okay. On a scale of ones are really hard, where do you put that? Low eight. I would say if we were in America not as hard, but in New Zealand, quite hard. Oh, okay. It's a pretty modern word too. That's okay.

We can do this. Yes, what you wanted. You ready, ready? Rock off, see you goes first. Rock, purposes, shoot. Rock purposes, shoot. You go first. Oh, no, I don't have one.

Okay, Stacey. Your clue is ping pong. No, it's not more. I'd say ping pong is a bad clue. Because it's kind of leading them in the wrong direction. I can't say tennis because that's on the band worthless. Hey. Ash, I'm about to give you a clue.

I want you to disregard Bree's clue, okay? Okay. racket no no just no I would argue that's not a good clue either

kind of right yeah um all right Ash there's a time limit on these things so we go back to Stacey oh god okay um

jeez this is art um start start easy okay yeah okay I got it I got it I got it

Stacey yeah Girkin Kind of clue is that It's not a million miles away From part of the words It's, I don't know It's pickle

Pickle Oh No Listen to the way I say this No Okay Um Ash

Did you get that Stacey Keep in mind the clues so far My clue for you this time Sport Oh good Um Seed What did you say?

Speed. Feed. Speed. Speed. No. No. Stacey, back to you. Stacey caught.

Packle balls. Yeah! I knew Stacey was she was sniffing around. She said ping pong no good. And then racket no good. But guys, we weren't allowed to say tennis. We weren't allowed to say pedal and we weren't allowed to say Dill. But Claudia didn't say we couldn't say Gercum.

Good on you, Stacey. Fifty bucks cash. coming your way, Stace. Oh, man, thank you. Well done. That was good. The game went for more than two rounds, which was fun. I think that's what we need.

Yeah. Ash, did you have fun? Yeah, I did. Stace. No, KFC for me tonight. No, KFC for you tonight. No. Unfortunately.

Go back and play next week, though, any time. Normally we'd just hook you up, but we're running out of KFC. Play ZM's Breham Clint on Instagram, on Instagram. Thank you.