ZM’s Bree & Clint Podcast - 24th November 2025
00:00You tapped it, so we're playing it.It's ZM's Brian Clint, the podcast.ZDM's Brian Clint, thanks to the KFC hacker, a $499 snack box, $999 lunchbox, or two zingers for just $14.99.Go!ZM's Brinclint.Kriya, everybody.It's Brian Clinton.We're just discussing tax policy in the studio.
00:25As we always do.We're just having politics Monday here in the Brie and Clint studio.People don't realize when we're not on air, we are very serious.Very serious.I couldn't even give a straight face.Yeah, I'm glad, actually.Is there more tax?Well, it depends who you vote for.
00:46Depends who you vote for.So many taxes.Yeah.I just feel like they tax everything these days.X are going to tax every time we go to the toilet.If you vote for one of the Chris's.Tax on that?Yeah.
00:59fun old show today for you guys.But first things first.Trady versus Lady.Claudia, I need you to work out exactly how many more Trady versus Lady games there are going to be this year.That is a great question.It's not so spread that the lead couldn't change a couple of times yet, but it could get that way.Well, there's four weeks left, right?So including today, 20 games.
01:23But do you know that?Yeah, I think so.Do you know that?That's pretty quick math from Claude.20 gamesCheck the calendarAre we working all of those days?Yes
01:34We are20.Okay well there's 20 games20 games to goTo balance the scores back outTrades three in front at the momentYeahEasily the ladies could come back
01:46But easilyLadies could be ahead by ThursdayThe tradies could also run away with itYeah yeahThis is really importantThis is the main thingThat this show exists to doIt's to put the tradies
01:57Against the ladies each dayYeahSo we take it very seriously.Like once we're gone,yeah.Trady versus Lady will remain.Oh, and it will outlive us, absolutely.Yeah, yeah.
02:08Yeah, yeah.Rename this show, the Trady versus Lady show.That's a guarantee.Yeah, yeah.So if you want to represent either side,0,800 dials at M.Like Brie said 97 Trades, 94 Ladies.We'll have a round next.
02:23Play Z-N's Brie and Clint.It's Trady versusLadiesAlright, let's do this danceFor a MondayWho's going to take it outThe trade is on 97 wins for the yearThe ladies on 94
02:41Our ladies are operating as a duoWhich we are fine withThey are co-workers at FoodstuffsIn Palmerston NorthPlease welcome to the showSherea and JasmineHey girlsHello
02:54Are you guys on a break right nowOr you're knocked off for the dayLet's just, yeah, we're definitely on a breakNot sitting in the officeYeah, yeah, yeahAs long as you're not driving a forkliftOkay, ladiesOh no, we're not
03:06Okay, good, good, good, goodYou're taking on our TradyWho could well be driving the forkliftHe's in Dargaville, he's 19 and he loves the outdoorsWelcome to the show, CooperHi, Coop.How up, yeahWhat's your favourite outdoor activity, Cooper?
03:20Probably fishing.Oh yeah, it's a good one.Oh, yeah.Cooper, your buzzers, Trady.Sherea and Jasmine, your buzzer islady in the first team to three correct answers gets 50 bucks cash from KFC.Here we go, guys.Question number one, name three products made by Apple Computers Company.
03:39Ladies.Yes, the ladies are in first.We've got iPhone, iPad, iPad and MacBook.There you go.Nailed it.That'll do.One to the ladies, off to a good start.Question number two, who played Marty McFly in the Back to the Future Films?
03:57I reckon CooperCooper, did you buzz?Because if you did, you just got in firstOh, you didn't buzz, you just made noise.Okay, Sherea and Jasmine.Is it Michael J. Fox?It is.It is Michael J. Fox.
04:16You're off to a flyer.Two to the ladies.You need this one, Cooper, to stay in it.Question number three.Buzz in when you can tell me who sings this?I'll be righty shotgun underneath the hot.Shirea and Jasmine.Is that George Ezra?
04:31It's George Ezra.She's a lady.Go, whoa, whoa, she's a way.God, I tell you what, the Dream Team,Shirea and Jasmine, you've got it done.50 bucks, you can split it between you.Awesome, thank you so much.Sweet.
04:46You're welcome.Back to work now, okay?Yes, yeah, we will.They never left.Yeah, yeah, they're multitasking.Ladies can do that, you know.We are.Good on you girls.
04:55Call back any time.Ladies needed that.It's 95, ladies, 97 tradies.ZDM's Brie and Clint Podcast.We're going to talk about something that I can't do this afternoon.Yeah, you're shocked.Yeah, I know.Well, no, there's a lot of things I can't do.
05:11You can't even tell you left from right, so I'm not shocked.I can't tell left and right.I can't cook.You have to look at your hands to be able to tell left and right.Yeah.There was something that happened on the weekend where that was quite an issue.What was it?Driving?
05:27could be an issue.It was always an issue in sport.Like, we'd be playing rugby, and one of the guys would be that,on your left, on your left!And it's quite hard when you're holding a ballto then do the L signs with your finger, your finger and thumb.I don't understand.On your left, on your left.
05:42You just go 50-50.I'll go that way.Far out.Anyway, the other thing I can't do,which was highlighted on Friday when we sung the Ray song,Where's My Husband, I can't woo-hoo.Mm.Like at all.
05:56I can't whoop.I can't woo and I can't woo-hoo.Let's, I don't know.I think maybe you just haven't been taught.Okay.You know?I'm teachable.Yeah, I think you're teachable.
06:08So I reckon, do you want me to put you through your woo-hoo paces?Yes, please.Yeah, that would be great.Okay, so let's just start with a real simple, woo.Woo!No, it's not, you're not saying it.It's from a different part of your throat.Okay.
06:24So it's from the back.Woo!Woo!Okay, yep, we'll move on.This is genuine, by the way.And now you put two of those together for a woo-hoo.Okay, yeah.So it's like, woo-hoo.
06:37Woo-woo.Woo-woo.Woo-hoo.Woo-hoo.Woo-hoo.Woo-hoo.Woo-hoo.Woo-hoo.
06:49Woo-hoo.What do you call me?That's quite disturbing.That is a dying owl.in the studio.Woo-hoo!You're going like this.Woo-hoo!
07:02No.What are you doing?What are you doing?What are you doing that I'm not doing?I'm usually like the back of my throat.The back of your throat.Woo-hoo.Uh-huh.
07:10Woo-hoo.You're going...This is what you sound like.Woo-hoo!Do you hear the difference?I feel like Hans Moleman off the Simpsons.Oh, yeah.I was saying boo-earns.
07:27It's because I can't get up there.I can't get high.And that's where I struggle in things like Friday Oake is becausemy register is capped.Producer Ella.Well, on that note, if you can't go higher, just staywoohoo.Woohoo.
07:43That's a bit better.Is it?Is it?Oh, yeah.Woohoo.Woohoo.Woohoo.You wouldn't make that noise on a roller coaster they, would you?
07:53What would you make?You wouldn't be on the roller coaster going.No, see, the problem is.The problem is he's saying it, but a woo-hoo, you don't use that part of your mouth.I don't understand what you're saying.Woo-hoo!Woo-hoo!Woo-hoo!
08:07Okay, Channel, you're on a roller coaster.I'm on a roller coaster.And you're about to go up, up, up, up.I'm going up.And whatever comes out of your mouth, you're screaming down.Woo!Woo!That was a testy blowout, that one.
08:25I think I just had puberty live.one here.I think you could have kids again.Woo-hoo.That's so weird you can't do that.I know.It's my one floor.Is there anything else where we use that part?
08:39Do you girls know what I'm saying?I can't Charhu either.It's like right in a top show.Yeah, try the Charhu.It's all right.I feel like you could go higher.No, I just want to, you give it a go.Tahroo.
08:57The first part was better, though.I know, right?The first part was better.At least you weren't saying it.At least you weren't going,Chahoo!Chahoo!That's not bad, yeah.
09:08Can you do a lish goal?Yeah.Yeah, is there anything else where you use that part of your mouth?No.And wickhead, they go pretty high.Oh, yes, singing, obviously.Yeah, I can't think of it off the top of my head.Look, it's good to know your limitations, okay?
09:25Because then you don't embarrass yourself in public.like this. You know, you don't go to do itand suddenly realize, oh, that's nota skill I possess. Are you speakinga woo-hoo? Uh-huh. Uh-huh.Yeah. So we want to know,are you self-aware enough to knowthe thing that you can't do? Simple thing,
09:41everyday thing, that everybody else can dobut you can't do it.Yeah. No parameters on this, nolimitations. If everybody else can dothe thing that you can'tdo, we want to hear about it this afternoon.It's way more common that people can dothe thing? Yeah. And you just
09:57can't do it.We're being vulnerable, we're beinghonest, and I am owning the fact that Ican't woo-hoo. You know? For too longI've pretended to be able to woo-hooand just made the mouth shapewhen other people were doing it in a crowd, but no longer.Yeah, good for you. Thank you.
10:13A lot ofinteresting feedback on theinability to woo-hoo, for honest. Someone said, can youyihar? Oh,probably not, but I'm willing to giveit a go if we're being vulnerable. Yeah, go on.Can you give me an example?Yee-ha, I reckon, is about, yeah-ha!
10:30Oh, yeah, okay, yeah.Obviously, I can't.Obviously, I can do that.Okay.Yeah.I need to get higher.People said try a higher pitch.Okay.
10:41So do I, but then someone said start low and get high.I just go from high.Just go from high.That cowboy sounds like it's got amoroids.Someone said, not this shit again.I'm still scarred from the last time Clint tried to woo-hoo.Oh, God.So we're asking, what's the thing that you can't do?
11:05Because everybody's got something.This person wants to be anonymous.Hi, Anonymous.Hi, Anonymous.Hello.Is it that embarrassing that you don't want people to know your real name with this thing?Yeah, kind of.I just want some of the, like, message me like, oh my God, can you not scream?
11:21Oh, you can't scream, is that what it is?You can't scream.Also, I think I over-scramed, like, screamed, scramed, as a kiss, annoying my sister's.Sorry, I feel like really illiterate right now.Yeah, yeah, yeah.I think I over-screamed when I was younger, and I've just, like, maybe...Like, you used up all your screams when you were young or something?Yeah, yeah, 100%.
11:42Wait, do you think you've damaged your vocal cords where you can't scream now?Oh, I can't, I'll show you.Yeah, can we see?Can we just know where you are?Where are you right now?Yeah.Outside the warehouse and in the car park.Someone's going to think something's bad happening in your car.
12:00Someone's just snuck up on you and tried to grab your handbag.Go Anonymous.Well, that was kind of better.I've been practicing.I've been warming up the ball.Not blood curdling though.That wouldn't cause me to come out.I wouldn't be alerted that you were in trouble if you did that.
12:18Anonymous.Okay, Anonymous.Happy scream.You've just won lotto.Same script.Same scream, yeah, same scream.Same scream.You know what I made?
12:27It's not a scream, but it's something.Can you woo-hoo?Yeah, I should be able to.Woo-hoo.Oh, yeah, that's right.Yeah, she can woo-hoo.That's a passing.Can you scream?
12:38Can I scream?Yeah.Okay, give me some context.Anonymous.What am I screaming about?Anonymous?Someone's just nicked your handbag.Someone stole my handbag.
12:46Okay.Ah!No, a scream.Ah!Ah!No, I can't scream.No.I don't think you're trying.
12:58My daughter doesn't think she can scream either.You don't think I'm trying.You're not trying.Oh, no, that's a good scream.That's a good scream.That's solid.Can you girls scream, producers?Yeah.
13:13They're talking to the producer.No, they're on the phone.That's okay.Thank you, Anonymous.We appreciate your honesty.We asked what's the thing you can't do.And I wish we could get this person on the phone, but we can't.They text them to say, I can't say,
13:24minimum.Man, I want to hear them try.Minimum is a hard word, though.I reckon they're a minimum.A minim minimum.A minim minimum.That's probably my mum texting through.She can't say minimum.
13:36Pam is here.Hi, Pam.Hi, Pam.Hi, how are you?Pam.Or Pam?Pam.Pan.
13:45Pam.Yeah, Pete and the Pam.Oh, Pam?Yeah.Like Pan's labyrinth.Oh, like Pam.Malah.Yeah.
13:54Yeah, that's the way.That's the one.There is.I got it in the end.Okay, Pam, what's the thing you can't do?I can't roll my ars, you know, when you do that sort of sound when you're kind of sort of, I don't know, I can't do it.So, you know, that's real.Like a warra-ra-ra-pa.
14:13I can sort of do it when I'm saying it, but it's when they make the sound, you know, like when you're trying to make a funny noise.Oh, just like a r-r-r-you-can't do that one.Yeah, you can't do that, no.I feel like not everyone can do that.So you're not on your own, Pam.I think.Yeah.No, she doesn't get off that lightly.
14:34We are going to need to hear her try.Yeah, we're going to have to hear it.Pam.Okay.That was a bee.That was rolling your bees.I think that came from your lips.Okay, thanks, Pan.
14:51We appreciate it.It was Pan.Pan.I thought it was pan.I think it's pan.Producers, can you help with this pan,Pam situation?Definitely Pan.
15:02It's Pan.Pan.Okay, guy.I never learned how to skip.Oh, I'd love to know which age you are.Oh, skipping is quite the art.It becomes embarrassing to have to learn how to skip.Are they talking about skipping with a rope or just skipping like,
15:16you know where you just skip?Oh, like skip to the loo, my darling.Do know, both embarrassing.I can't say concrete.Clint doesn't squeeze his throat muscles enough.I can't say cinnamon.What about this one?Or soldier or shoulder?
15:32I can't click my fingers.Oh yeah, lots of people.I know lots of people can't do that.Really?Yeah, yeah.I reckon Ella can't click.Ella, can you click?I can do a good loud click.
15:41Ready?Yeah, that's nice.Yeah.My mind was blown when I learned that the clicking sound isn't from your fingers.It's from your like middle finger hitting your hand.slapping the butt of your palm, yeah.That's what the sounds from.I'm 31 and I can't hula hoop, me either.
15:59Yeah, hula hooping's quite the art.Yeah, I reckon the older you are, the less able you are to hula hoop, too.A family member of mine can't lick an ice cream.What?Do they bite it?Oh, they're an ice cream biter, yeah.They exist out there.I can't roll my ars and I'm Māori.
16:18Oh, that's got to suck.Your family are like, are you disrespecting your,yourself someone yeah what the hell someone said i can't burp whoa they just puffed up like umwhat happens you know in like maruka salt in the um charlie in the chocolate factory what happensif you drink like a soft drink where does it go yes produce ella remember sam who does our fridayokieshe can't burp he can't you guys made him sculler sprite and for the rest of the evening he justhad a terrible tummy yeah he said he has real bad acid refluxGood that we made him do that then.
16:54Poor Sam.Z.N.'s, Branklin.The T.Live from L.A. with Dean McCarthy.The results are in for the opening weekend of Wicked 2.Wicked for Good, and it's outdone the original Wicked, Dean.Oh, my goodness.Talk about a phenomenal result.
17:12They have made in the first weekend, internationally,$400 million New Zealand dollars.Whoa.To give you some context, that is the second biggest opening of the year.but it is the biggest everBroadway musical adaptation openingit beat its own recordthe first one I think did like
17:30270 million on its first weekendthis one did 402 millionon its first weekendnow that is an insane numberI'll tell you whyso everyone was you know a lot of peoplesay that the first act is better than the second actin Wicked that's a known thing
17:45andbut I suppose the success of the first onejust meant people were dying to see the second oneAnd obviously, Cynthia and Ari have done a huge press tour.They love press.They've been doing a lot of press.So that's helped.And, wow, hit it out of the park.
18:01I haven't seen it yet.No, neither have I.You're so right about the first being better than the second,or at least people feeling that way anyway.Because I haven't, the first one, we were singing the songsbefore the movie came out from part one.There were all those viral moments from the interviews.This time, not so much.
18:15And I don't know any songs from the second Wicked.That's because all the best, most famous songs.are from part one.Yeah, exactly.That's what I mean.But it hasn't stopped people.Because if you went to the first one...You've got to see how it ends.
18:28You've got to see the second one, right?You've got to.Yeah.Yeah.Oh, that's exciting.I've had mixed reviews.Yeah.Have you?
18:36Everybody I've seen, including our producer, Ella, who went to it,I've seen them come out of the cinema in tears, right?Ella, it got you.Yeah, yeah, I was sobbing, and I thought, okay, I'm sobbing, it's nearly over.There's like half an hour more.Oh, and it hits you again.You're just sobbing for ages.Friendship, man.
18:53It's a salt fist.That's the tea with our Hollywood correspondent, Dean McCarthy.Every now and then, we peep in for a little look at our producer Ella's marriage.Have you guys had your one-year anniversary yet, Ella?No, that's in April 12th.Oh, my God, have you only been married for six months?Yeah, it's okay.You wouldn't remember you didn't come to the wedding.
19:15Yeah.I definitely remembered, as Claudia did, because we were there.You were there.Yeah.Yeah, you're the only one not there.Yeah.It was really sad.Well, anyway, every now and then Ella brings us a little update on what's going on in the marriage, which I enjoyed.
19:32Because I'm the boring kind of married.We're like eight years in, you know, kids, kids, dog, just going through the motions.Mortgage.God, you make it sound so exciting.So with Ella, they're still feeling each other out.You know, they're still finding their happy media.Here we are.Hello.
19:52Hello.Feeling each other out, not up.Oh.Okay?Same thing to me, Ella.I'm sure they're doing that too.Ella, what is the unreasonable, in your opinion, rule that your husband wants to impose on the marriage?So you all know that I have recently researched my love for stranger things.
20:12Oh, my God.I've re-watched all of the series coming up for season five.Yeah.And now...She literally won't show up about it.Yeah, you've done the...the prep work to get excited for this last and final season.Yes, exactly.
20:24And it comes out on Thursday.I'm very excited.And Ryan says, by the way, Ella, I know that there's three episodes that are droppingon Thursday.Let's space them out like one week at a time.So...What, one a week?So instead of binge watching it, we have to wait week, week, week.
20:44He's going to drip feed them to you.Yeah, what the hell?One a week?Yeah.When does the next batch of three come out?Is it in three weeks time?I think it's in Christmas.Okay, so not far off.
20:55I think Christmas is like five weeks.Is it only six episodes, is it?I think there's three and then there's two and then there's one or something like that.So Christmas, then New Year's.I think there's three drops.Yeah.Right.Three drops.
21:07Yeah.Which is annoying because you know they've got it all.Oh, totally.I want to binge watch it.I was, when Ella told us this before the show, I was really on your side, but I feel like I'm swaying to the other side now.Are you?No.Here's the issue is that everybody else is going to binge them.
21:23Exactly.And so everybody else is going to know.And so you, as a Stranger Things fan, with the time to watch them, is going to have to go, no spoilers, no spoilers, no spoilers.Exactly.My husband won't let me watch them.And I am willing to compromise.I don't want to watch them back to back to back in one night.Yeah.
21:40But I thought over three days you'd watch it.Yeah.Yeah.That's a good compromise.You do the processing and you think about it over the day and then you watch the next one.I do like the idea of spreading them out a bit.A little bit.Because it's a bit of a sugar hit otherwise, but...
21:55I don't care.Here's the question for you.Okay.Are you willing to cheat on your husbandand watch the other two episodes without himand then just pretend that you haven'tand then re-watch them with him each week?Don't do that, Ella.
22:11Take my advice, don't do it.I've tried to do that before and got caught in my lie.I don't think you're a good enough actor to do that.Yeah, don't do that.You'll be like, oh my God, it was the demogorgon all along.What the heck?I did think about it, but no, I couldn't do that.So he's just going to have to suck it up.
22:31I'm watching it.Oh, you're going to put your foot down?Yeah.Oh, look out.I compromise, but not on stranger things.Okay, so you'll compromise three weeks.You'll give him three days.Yeah.
22:40Okay.That's fair.We'll talk to you on Monday.I want to see if you stuck to that or not.Yeah, we'll see.We want to know this afternoon the unreasonable relationship.relationship rule your partner tried to impose? Was it around watching certain television shows over a certain amount of time? Was it around listening to certain music in the car? I don't know. What was it? Was it around only eating certain types of food a certain number of times a week? If you heard the rule and you're like, oh my God, I can't live like this. This is BS. This is like prison. Do you have any rules like across your relationship where you're like, I hate this rule? The rule in my relationship is just that none of my music is allowed to beplayed in the car.
23:21The only thing that's allowed to be played in the caris what other three people want to listen to.I'm not going to lie.Your music, I have heard from time to time.It's quite an eclectic.Yeah, eclectic is the idea.Otherwise, all we listen to is Taylor Swiftin the Moana soundtrack.
23:37That's it.No, but there's more than Taylor Swiftin the Moana soundtrack.But I've listened to your playlist beforeand it sounds like a playlistthat someone has put togetherto seem hipster and cool.you know like when i hear when i've heard your playlist i always go yeah but does he really
23:57like this that's just what that's just what my mind does my playlist is performative it's notworking because i'm always listening to it alone no one else ever hears it you know thismight be a good time to reflect on why that is i hundred dial zm or you can text the unreasonablerelationship rule that either you or your partnerimposed. The ZDM Podcast Network. We're talkingunreasonable relationship rules because Ella's husbandwon't let her watch all of Stranger Things when it comes out.I got an update. Did you? Yeah, because he heard that. I told him to listen.
24:33Yeah. Put my foot down. You told him to listen.Yep. And this is the messages.That's a good way to communicate when I say is through national radio.Yeah, yeah, yeah. Just for context,the first three episodes that come out, he said,need to spread them over three weeks and you've said you'll give him three days and he has respondedwith okay all good is that it was it that easy i said oh he's mad at you i said i'm i ain't sticking tothat he said okay oh that was easy that was easy turns out i just need to go on national radio
25:07let's grow a spine call him out yeah yeah stand up for yourself amen calcy's here hi kelseyhi Kelsey hi Kelsey hi how are you we're good what's the unreasonable relationship rule in yourrelationship? Well, on Christmas morning, I have a rule that my entire family must be dressed andready even before presents get opened. Can you quantify ready for us? What does riddy mean?Ready means everyone needs to be shower, dress, you know, makeup on, basically photo ready.Before presents? And what time are presents being opened, Kelsey?mid to late morning by the time everyone's ready.I mean, like, that includes grandparents, kids, everyone.
25:54Kids?What's the, how old's the youngest kid?Five.That kid's not putting any makeup on.So he's got to wait for you to slather on a whole face of makeupand have your musely and yogurt and brush your teethbefore they can open a present.100%, yep.
26:11No.I see where you're thinking, though, Kelsey,because then all the photos and the videos and the video,Everyone's going to look, you know, their best.Yeah, definitely.I don't know.I don't know.I don't know.
26:25I don't know how you're managing to hold off a five-year-old from opening any presents.Or holding off my husband who just wants to get in there like he was when he was a child.Right.So the rule's not so much for the kids.It's for the Eagerbeaver husband, Kelsey.Yeah.Oh, interesting.Good luck.
26:44And at least you understand, because we ask for unreasonable rules.At least you understand that it's unreasonable, Kelsey.Maybe.Yeah.Yeah.No, I like it.Here's a text.Someone said, my husband, we asked about your unreasonable relationship rule.
26:59Someone said, my husband likes to stay up at night and have his own little me time.Oh, me too.My rule is that he has to come to bed with me as we go to bed together, as we, as in we go to bed together from Monday through to Thursday each week.and then he can have Friday, Saturday and Sunday to himself.I think it's fair enough.What do you think?I need more details.So she's responded.
27:25She said, we both have a normal eight to four job.So it's not like she has to get up early.And she said, and I like to cuddle.Well, here's my questions.Here's my questions.What time are you going to bed?And what time would he be going to bed if he stayed up to have his time?Yeah, yeah.
27:44What constitutes a stay-up way?my next question is do you have a TV in the roomand are you okay if he wants to watch somethingwhile you cuddle him?Yeah, and you can cuddle himbut he also gets to watch his telly if he wants to.That's compromise, isn't it?Yeah.
28:01Yeah, yeah.They're my questions.I don't think that rule is unreasonable.I think maybe you're doing him a favour toobecause at least he gets a good night's sleepMonday through Thursday.But like if she's going to bed,at 8 o'clock.
28:16Oh, we've got more.Oh, no, that's a different person.Sorry, no, we'll come back to it.Like, if she's going to bed at 8.30, which I don't think she would be, but let's say she is.Yeah.And he doesn't normally...I can't live like this.Yeah.
28:28And he's like, he just lays there awake for three hours.Okay, we've got more information.She said, I go to bed at 10pm.Okay.He likes to stay up until 12.No TV in the bedroom, but he doomskrolls in bed while cuddling me.which I'm fine with.Okay.
28:48Right, so it's a two-hour difference.Two-hour difference, yeah, yeah.Yeah, I wonder if she would be open to having a TV in the roombecause I feel like then he would be more enticed to be like,yeah, I'll come to bed.We asked your unreasonable relationship rules.We'll just finish on this text.He's not allowed to fart.
29:07That's disgusting.My farts are just a natural bodily function,and I can't be blamed for them.But he is not allowed.to fart. Wait, so you're allowed to fart and he's not?We said unreasonable. That's quite unreasonable, isn't it? And that's unreasonable.It's ZM's Brie and Clint podcast. How many? How many? How many? That's a good amount.Welcome to How Many. We're our producer Ella, who invented this game. Over a year ago,
29:36reckons she's finally figured out how to explain the game that she invented. Go on, Ella.So Ella, explain the game.We have a caller who, um, oh, hang on, hang on, let me start again.No, no, no, okay.Each week, there is a different question for a caller to answer.That caller, based on what they know about all four of us, can choose who to go up against.And this is the game where if you have the most something, then you win.That's it, Ella.
30:13That's it.That's all it is.people in details.Too many details.The game.It's hard.Lori is going to play today.Hi, Lori.
30:22Hi, Lori.Hi, how are you?We're good.Thank you.Lori, I did explain it to you well on the phone, eh?Yeah, but like, yeah.We can keep a nice and easy for you, Lori.You just have to have the most something,
30:38and today it steps in your skincare routine.So, Lori, when you're doing your face in the morning or the evening,How many steps are involved with that?How many products are you using?Do I say it?Yeah, yeah, you say it.You say it.Yeah, you say your number.
30:56Yeah, how many?Four.Four?Can you run us through the process?Well, it's pretty basic, to be honest.But just like a face, like a hydrating face wash.Okay.and then some boisteriser,
31:17and then some, like, a face mask,and then some under-eye cream as well.Lovely.That's pretty good.That's a pretty good routine.So, Laurie, you've got four.Your job now is to pick the member of the Bree and Clint teamthat you think you have more steps than, okay?
31:39So do you think you do more than Claudia,more than producer Ella?More than Brie, or more than me, Clint?I'm just going to say Clint.You're going to say me?Yeah, yeah.Okay, lock it in.I think it's a smart choice, Lori.
31:57Let's start with Ella.How many steps in your skincare routine, Ella?First of all, does water count?No.Okay, so one.One.One.One.
32:06You would have won with Ella.Which one?Yeah, which one?Just some foaming cleanser.You don't moisturize after?No, Ryan tells me to her, my husband.But, you know, I forget.You don't use sunscreen?
32:16I do.Oh, sorry, two.Two.Two.Wow.Claudia?It's the only thing I have a good number of steps on is my skincare routine.I've got six.
32:25Sex.Yeah, that's a lot.We talked about Bree's on Friday because it's outrageous.Bree, your number?I don't think it's that outrageous.I got eight.That's a lot.So you want a loss if you'd picked Claudia.
32:38Says the 25-year-old.I don't know what that means.I feel like you say, Lori.I feel like you're safe, picking clean.You chose me, and if I have less than four, you win, I can confirm.I have a two-step, two-step skincare routine.I cleanse and I moisturise.Oh, nice.
32:59And there's sunscreen and my moisturiser.So, Lori, that means you've won.Yay, woo-hoo.Lori's like, I'm still confused by the description.Ella confused her so much that she doesn't know whether to be happy or sad.You won.Yay, thank you so nice.You're welcome.
33:17There were more steps in Ella's explanation than in her skin care routine.We know, Brian, I was like, oh, wait, what am I doing?Yeah, exactly, I know.Sorry.Yeah.She will put Laura in time out for five minutes, okay, Lori?Oh, no, I see you so much.Okay, fine.
33:34Go and give her one more go.Okay, Ella, one more time.Explain the game.To have the most of today's item.A.Pretty good.Who said you can't teach it there?I can't teach the Gen Z's new tricks.
33:45No, I don't know.It's ZM's Brinklin podcast.Big news, the big news in the music world today is this headline.One of the biggest pop bands of the 2000s is rumored to be reuniting.Oh, this tickles my fancy.They are one of the world's highest selling girl groups of all time, formed in 2003.and that band is the Pussy Cat DollsDon't you wish your girlfriend was wrong like me
34:16Don't you wishThat's excitingRemember they broke up because they all hated each otherThat's rightOne of the Pussies has spoken out over the weekendAnd she said the girls have sorted out their issuesAnd they are discussing a world tour for the PCDsWhich let me break that down
34:34Let me translate for youThey all need a bit of moneySo they're going to get over their differencesand just get on with it.And they've convinced Nicole to be a part of it.Yes.Biggest pop group of the 2000s, one of the biggest female pop groups.Oh, they were massive.
34:48They had so many hits.So my challenge for you, three pop divas this afternoon,is name one pussycat doll other than Nicole Scherzinger.And I will give the person who can successfully do this $20 cash.I want to say, and this isn't just a guess,I'm pretty sure there was one name Melody.Okay.But that would be my best guess.
35:18Okay, you're going to lock in Melody.Melody.Okay.Lock it in.Lock it in.Claudia, give me a pussycat doll.I'm going to say.Come on, they're right in your wheelhouse.
35:28They're right in your youth.They're so are.You love pop music.The name Lauren is coming to mind.You want to lock in Lauren for a pussycat doll.Plausible.There could be a Lauren.Or you might be thinking of Fifth Harmony.
35:43Yeah, you might be right.Yeah.There's more than one Lauren out there.Yeah, there's he's a lot of.Lauren.Lauren, sounds like a girl band name.Sure, yeah.Ella, born two years before the pussycat doll's inception.
35:55Yeah.Name a pussycat doll for us.Weirdly, I grew up with a cousin who loved the pussycat doll.Really? Okay.So I can't, his last name, I don't know a last name, but I know the Ashley.You're going to go with Ashley?That sounds familiar.Okay, we're going to go with Ashley.
36:11Yeah?So what have we got?Melody, Lauren, or Ashley?I will now run through the list of PussyCat Dolls past and present.Okay.We have Nicole.We have Carmit.Carmit.
36:28We have Kimberly.We have Jessica.Oh, that would have been a...God, that was the other basic white girl name.We have Ashley.Yay.Forget it, Ella.We have Asia.
36:45But how many were there?We have Sia.Sia with the hair.No, C-Y-I-A.Oh, see-ya.See-ya.And we have Melody.Oh, yeah.
36:59I'm the loser.So, Bree, I have $20 cash for you.What?And Ella, I have $20 Fijian dollars.for you. Sorry, that's all I gotleft. I didn't expect you both to get one. You can have the20, Ella. No, I cheated. It's all good.Oh!
37:18I didn't want to accuse her of itduring the game, but I had a feeling.Can I say I did not cheat?What was my one prerequisitebefore we did the show today? Do notlook at any stories to do with theposterity. Do not Google. I just Googlethen. Can I say I did
37:33not? You've broken my trust, Ella?I told you. At least she cameplain. It's all in fun. Enjoy the rest of the show.on 50% volume.Ella, have I taught you nothing?Die with the lie.That was exhilarating.Well, the Ella can't hear you, sorry.
37:52She got you.She got you good.Can't believe none of you guys got Asia orCarmet.Oh, Carmet's a classic.Yeah, Carmet.Carmet was my favourite pussy.Oh, we just love Ashley.
38:06Anyway, watch this space.Brinklin.Welcome to middle name roulette.Here's how it's going to work.A list has been released of the most common middle names for boys and girls.Yeah.And all I'm going to do, we're going to bring the person on.And I'm going to run through the most common middle name list.
38:27Yeah.And if your middle name's not on there, you win.All right, please.Welcome to the show, Savannah.Hi, Savannah.Hello.Do you have a double barrel first?First name, or is that your middle name that we're looking at on the screen there?
38:43No, my first name is hyphenated, so it's Savannah Rose.Okay.No, wait, wait, wait, wait.Don't say your middle name yet.I'm going to run through the list.Hold your cards.Hold your cards, Savannah Rose.Yeah.
38:54Okay.Are you ready, Savannah?If you hear your middle name, you yell out, stop.Okay.Louise, Rose, Grace, Jane, Elizabeth, Anne, May, Mary, Mary,Marie, Amy, Catherine, Victoria, Kate, Claire, Nicole.No, you didn't say it.You win.
39:18You win, Savannah Rose.You have got Rose in your first name.And it is the second part of your first name.Hyphenated.Hyphenated, guys, remember hyphenated.Thank you, Savannah Rose.We didn't find out what her middle name was.Oh, Savannah Rose, what is your middle name?
39:33It is Isabella.Isabella.That's such a good middle name.It's a classic too.Close to Elizabeth.Got to imagine if her name was Savannah Rose Rose.I'd love that.Harriet's here.
39:46Hi Harriet.Hi Harriet.Hi.All right.Welcome to middle name roulette.Harriet.You tell me if any of these are your middle name, okay?Louise, Rose, Grace, Jane, Elizabeth, Anne, May, Marie, Mary, Amy,
40:00Amy, Catherine, Victoria, Kate, Claire, Nicole.No.No.What's yours, Harry?Harriet.Ruby.Ruby, that's quite unique, I would say, for a middle name.Clint's rolling his eyes.
40:19I don't know.I'm trying to figure it out.I'm not rolling my eyes.Like, think, have you ever heard of someone with the middle name?No, not as a middle name.No, not as a middle name.No.Okay, thanks, Harriet.
40:27Thanks, Harriet.You win as well.Should we do a boy?Yeah, let's do a boy.Let's go to Joshua.Hi, Joshua.Hi, Joshua.Hey, yeah.
40:35We haven't heard the list of most common boys.middle names yet. Do you think your middle name is fairly common or quite unique, Joshua?It's quite unique. Okay, well here's the list for you. This isn't going to go well. Okay,you tell me stop if any of these are your middle name. James, John, William, Thomas, David, Robert,Edward, Peter, Lee, Christopher, Alexander, Michael and Daniel. No, none of those.What's your middle name, Joshua? Warren. Oh, Warren.Warren.That's got to be your granddad's name, right?
41:11It is.Yeah.Didn't we have a story a couple of years ago where they thought that the name Warren was going to be extinct?Yes, we did.Remember? Yeah, yeah.Are you going to hand Warren down to your children, Joshua?No, we didn't.Joshua's like, not a chance.
41:30And that's why it's going extinct.Can we find someone with one of the middle names?Penny's here.Hi, Penny.Hi, Penny.Hi.What's your middle name, Penny?Jane.
41:40Jane.It's on the list.It's on the list.It's on the list.It's on the list.Finally, we got one.Nice, Penny.Do you ever wish you had a more unique middle name or you're happy with Jane?
41:51Well, Jane's my grandmother's name and now I have a granddaughter who's Nala Jane, so no.Oh, cute.You've got to keep it going, Penny, Jane.Yeah, I love that.All right, one more.Samantha.Hi, Samantha.Hi, how good thanks.
42:05Good, thanks.What's your middle name, Samantha?I've actually got two.Okay.Oh, I hope they're both on that list.We are?No, only one.So, Esther, Ann.
42:16Esther Ann.So we got one.Thanks, Samantha.Someone's texting to say,disappointed to hear my middle name May is so mediocre.No, that's not what it is.It's popular, okay?And things are only popular when they're good.
42:34Basic, it's basic.How did my middle name Paul not make the list?Wait, did Paul not make the list?That's common as Mark, my middle name, isn't it?Yeah, Paul wasn't on there?Yeah.Weird.Someone's texted in and said,
42:49Oh God, I hate the middle name conversation.My middle name is A-N-A-I-S.It's French.Please don't butcher it.Sorry, is it anise?Say it in French.Enis.I think it's a noose.
43:06My name is Anus.Jemapel Anus.They're going to get another complaint.Is that all bag it?In my...Chikabar.ZD.N's Brie and Clint podcast.All I want to my birthday is a birthday banger.
43:33Your birthday banger is your number one song.when you were 16, we figure it out here, and then we play our favorite one.We've just had a little preview of today's birthday banger, powerhouse.A lot of powerhouse birthday banners.Yeah, we'll start with Danielle.Good afternoon, Danielle.Hi, Danielle.Hi, Danielle. How was your weekend, mate?
43:54Very good. I just have to say, we're long time, no, we're the long time, business.We're lucky.Yeah.and Cole, Danielle. Who else is there with you? Give them a shout out. I've got Miller, my son andOlive, my daughter. Hi, Miller and Olive. Hi, Miller. Hi, Olive. Hi, guys. Thanks for gettingmum to call through. Let's hope she wins. Well, we tried to get through for the last name because we've got aunique last name, so that we didn't get through for that, but we got through for this. Great. Well,this might be a sign that you're going to win. Let's see. What is your birthday, Danielle?
44:3220 years of the 11th, 1986. All right. That means you were 16.in 2002and we've done our calculationshere's your birthday bangeroh yeahoh Danielleyou can't go wrongyeah drop it low while you're making family dinner
44:54Danielle you get Christina Aguileraand Dirty do you like it?Yes love ityesit's a nakedwhatit's dirty X TinaOh, sorry, X-Tina and Dirty.
45:09That's a good one, Danielle.My bad.Wait there, we're going to do Alana's birthday banger.Hi, Alana.Hi, Alana.Hi.What did you do for your weekend?Oh, a lot of socialising, a lot of time in the swimming pool.
45:21It's been a good one.Oh, how good.That sounds lush.Let's do you birthday banger.Alana, what's your day to birth?3015, 1985.That means you were 16 in 2001.And on that day, this was number one.
45:42Another turn of the millennium pop banger from Kylie Minogue.Kylie Minogue, what do you reckon, Alana?Oh, pretty good banger.I can't complain too much.I think it's good.I love a bit of Kylie.Yeah.She's an icon.
45:59That's timeless for me.Wait there.One more for Amanda.Hi Amanda.Hi, Amanda.Hi, guys.How are you?We're good, mate.
46:05What did you do for your weekend, Amanda?Oh, I just chilled with the kids and the family this weekend.It was pretty nice.Oh, lovely.How wholesome of you guys.How wholesome.What is your birthday, Amanda?I have the birthday of 23 February, 1987.
46:21All right.That means you were 16 in 2003.And Amanda, on that day, this was number one.Tartu, and all the things she said.What do you reckon, Amanda?I mean, it's a great banger.There's some tough competition today.I reckon.
46:43It's a good one, though, yes.One hit, wonder.All the girls, and all the girls playing today, too.We've got a banger from 2001, 2001, 2002 and 2003.I'm liking this.But what is it going to be?It's easy for me.No doubt, no question.
47:01I've got to go dirty ex-Tena.Danielle Miller and Olivehave done it for meI have to agree with youYesDanielleYesYou're going to have to turn this one up for the kids
47:13And give them a full history lessonOkay, you've just won birthday bangerYou're bloody ripperYou guys enjoy that, hey?Birthday banger champions todayHere it comesFrom the year 2002number one
47:33I just check it's not todayoh no it was last weekChristina Aguileraand Dirty on Zid M with BrinclinYou ain't here to partyLadiesMoorGentleman
47:47GreenclinThat's the winnerThat's the winner of birthdaybang of todayFor Danielle and the kidsDirty by X-TinaFrom the year 2002True story
48:06After this came outAnd I was obsessed with itYeahObsessedI went and got my nose pissIs that when you got your nose pierceWere you tempted to get theWas it braids or dreads that she had
48:20Was it braids or dreads?They were dreadsI think it was dreadsDreads with bits of likematerial in them to make them colourfulI knew my limits, I thought, can I pull off a nose ring?Maybe. Can I pull off dreads? Absolutely not.You could have pulled off the bikini and cowboy chaps.
48:38Yeah, no, the arseless chaps I wore day to day.Yeah, yeah.I've seen this to you before.I take real umbrage with the term arsless chaps,because aren't all chaps arsless?Yeah.If it had an ars in it, it wouldn't be a pair of chaps, would it?Yeah, but I just think it's more fun to say.
48:55Oh, it's a nice bit to include.Yeah, it gives a bit of visual.It's like saying fingered gloves.Yeah.Arseless chaps.This is a dodgy territory.I think we need to be careful here.It's a Monday.
49:08We've got four more days after this.They could easily take us off the year.We've just got to get to Christmas.That's our goal.Z-Ems, Branclin.All right, guys, be honest with me.Who's addicted to their phone?Oh, I'm beyond lying about it.
49:21I absolutely am.Every week, I get that.You know the pop-up that comes up about your screen usage?Yes.every week my screen usage goes up by an hour and I don't understand how it can continue to go up by an hour every week.Like I could not be on my phone more and yet every week it's like you used your phone for one hour and five minutes more than the previous way.You're like how?How?
49:44There's not enough hours in the day.Did they add an hour to the week?Yeah, it's quite concerning, isn't it?Producers, you're addicted to your phone?Yes.I literally try not to go on it in the morning and then I get that, you know, when you're addicted to something and you get the it.Oh, it's so bad.Yeah, yeah, yeah.
50:00Just the do scrolling for me where I just get caught.Just the time wasting.Oh, it's awful.So we're always looking for, you know, different hacks and new ways to stop us going on our phones.Do you remember what the big one was a couple of years ago was to turn your screen black and white to make it less enticing?Oh, that's the one I've got today.Oh, is it?Well, it's gray scale.
50:20Gray scale, yeah, yeah.Gray scale.If you look at my phone right now.Yeah.No.Do you notice?Yeah.So essentially...
50:29So this is an updated version.They must have released an update because...So it's not black and white.It's not black and white.And I wouldn't call it greyscale either.It's just sucked all the vibrancy out of the colour.Exactly.So I've looked into the psychology behind this.
50:44Yeah.So the theory is if you turn your phone to grey scale mode,you reduce your smartphone addiction and improve focusby making the screen less visually stimulating and less rewarding.Yeah.And less rewarding to the brain.Reward Systems.So I'm just having a look, because my problem was it made, like, things like Instagram
51:03less exciting, which is the idea.Makes it way less exciting.So I'm just having a look through your camera roll now.Don't look at the, why are you looking through my camera roll?That's no, no, remember what happened last time?I, so, I know we joke a lot.I'm genuinely concerned about the amount of time I spend on my time.I know you are because you mention it so much.
51:27I have tried this before.And did it work?So I believe it would work, but it will still require you breaking the addiction.That's the thing.Because your brain initially will go, man, this phone sucks, bro.Do you know if you go into your settings, you can just turn it back to how it used to be?Just do it, man.See, I've found my brain do that.
51:46Just give yourself an hour.I've found my brain do that like multiple times since changing it.Yeah.And I've forced myself not to.And I genuinely think it definitely detours me from going on my phone as muchbecause it's so boring.I need to be able to take my phone into the Spark Storeand have them set it to grey scale and then lock it.
52:08And then lock that setting down.And I think they should offer that as a service.Because I need to be saved from myself.You know what I've noticed since doing it?I mean, I've only had it for, this will be my third day.I find myself looking at the window more.Oh my God.I know that sounds real like whatever, but it's so much more.
52:29Are you re-engaging with the real world?I think I am.Are you re-entering reality?Because like when looking at like a boring, you know, like grey scale,and then I look out the window and then I was just kind of like,oh, this is so pretty outside the window.I'm going to do it.Okay, so this is how you do it.
52:45So it'll be in your settings app,and I think you get it through accessibility,if you're listening and you want to do this.So go to accessibility, select,display and text size and then in there it'll have something called color filters yeah and you cantoggle on the color filters um to essentially you can do like 70% gray scale or 80 or you knowdepending on how much yeah depending on how dull you want to go yeah um i think i put mine at like60 because ease yourself a no yeah yeah yeah like don't go too hard too soon so when you're coming
53:23off the sigs you've got to go on the vapes for a bit.No, that's not good advice.That's why I can't, my addiction to my phone is how I know that I should never try hard drugs.I've got such an addictive personality.Oh, it's bad.Oh, my God.So bad.Like, I get addicted to, like, meals.
53:42Like, I do.Like, I'll get addicted to a certain meal and I'll just eat the crap out of it for, like, every second days.You got addicted to sambas last year.You bought, like, eight pairs of sambas.I did not.You did, and then you went on DHGand you bought like three pairs of fake sambasbecause you spent so much money on sambas
54:01that you ran out of it.You blew your samba budget,so you had to get some discount sambors.Remember that?I have ADHD.And then all of a sudden,Bruce shows up to work with all the sambasand she's like,
54:12they're not cool anymore, guys.Who wants sambas?I gave him to Gloria.You gave me two pairs.Hey, this isn't aboutme.Is thatthe brightness
54:28on your phone down?Z&M'sBrean Clint podcast.My phone is ongrey scale by the way.How's it going?Sucks.So boring, eh?
54:37I'm looking at Instagram and I'm like, man,I can't believe this used to be my favourite app.It's like...It's so boring.Pictureing what theywatched back in the day when TVs first came out.No, it's not because they didn't knowhow good it could be.
54:49Oh, true.We do.Yeah, well, they kind of didbecause they could see real lifein colour.that could be on their screen.Yeah, right.Anyway, I'm going to give it a go.
54:58I'm going to give it a serious go.Give it at home.Okay, I'll give it at least the next 24 hours.Okay.And I'll report back tomorrow.I will.I'll report back tomorrow.Okay.
55:06Over the weekend, I went to a funeral.You may have seen in the news,a friend of ours, Guy Williams, dad passed away.And if you have followed Guy's career, either on Jono and Ben,or when he was on the radio, or even on his New Zealand Today show,Gary Williams, his dad,Absolutely, jeaned.Yeah, just such a good bloke.
55:28Such a good bloke.So funny.Yeah, you can see where all the kids got it from.Oh, absolutely.Very funny guy.There's such a great family as well.I was so gutted when I read this news because I was away and I couldn't believe it.Yeah.
55:43Awful, awful news.Very sad news.Very, what's the right word?I don't want to say very happy funeral because obviously a funeral is sad.But, you know, everyone says they want their.celebration, their funeral will be a celebration of their life?I think you can describe it as it was a good vibes funeral.Oh my God, it was the best vibes at a funeral I have ever experienced.
56:05And I don't mean that.I mean that with all respect.It just, I've never said this before.The funeral went off.Guy Williams' dad's funeral absolutely went off.At the end of it, I was sitting next to John O'Pryor and he said, you would have paid for tickets to that show.That was a good funeral.It was a bloody good funeral.
56:22What did they all, did all the siblings get up and do five?Maria Paul from Taskmaster, Paul from Taskmaster, and Guy all got up.Because they're all comedians.They're all comedians.They're all super talented.Gary's dad's friends from school, also very funny as well.It was in a Catholic church, the priest, very funny.Anyway, I'm not trying to give personal details into what was a very personal day, but I guess
56:45I just had, I didn't mean to.The bit for me was there's kind of been a running gag over the course of mining guys' friendshipsthat we're morphingat least appearance-wiseinto the same personand ever since I got glassesthat has not helped with thistall white guys with glasses
57:03and stubble, you know?Is this why one of you got circumcised?Yeah, that's what we, yep, so yeah.Because you're morphing into each other.Jesus, Bree.Yeah, so our partners could tell us apart.At the funeral,I was standing with Sharon
57:24at the door and it didn't helpthat we were standing at the door as wellbut more than a fewguests who arrived and of courseI thought you were Guyespecially some of theolder guestsand they came over to me at the
57:42door and theyput their hands on my handsand they went and they went oh guyand I had to go no no no not Guy Clintand they went ohsorryafter the third personmistook me for Guy
57:59at Guy's dad's funeralSharon goesJust go with it manYeah don't say anythingAnd I said no you don't go with itYeah go with itNo you don't accept somebody's condolencesOn behalf at the funeral
58:12Because guys are going to get up and speakAnd they'll be likeWait there was a guy standing at the doorpretending to be youThat's not what he was wearingYou can't just go with itThey're not going to noticeYou just let him
58:22Let him go out of thank youmuch appreciate.Well, it was a bizarre experience anyway.So I went and stood somewhere elsebecause it did seem like I was greeting peoplein the place that I was standing.Yeah, well, you put yourself in that position, didn't you?Anyway.
58:36You know what would have come in handy?What?You could have whipped your pants off.Oh, Brie.No, inappropriate.It's in a funeral, that isn't it?You know who would have laughed?Gary.
58:47Gary would have laughed at that.Rest in peace, Gary Williams.RIP to the Great Man, Brian Clint.The Z.M.Guys, guess what I made last night?One of those macaroni necklaces.You slide the bits of macaroni onto the string.No, but I ate one of those once when I got stuck under the cupboard when I was a kid.
59:07Did you?Yeah.Did you boil it first?No, it was hard.Ew.I pulled it off a card.Oh, okay.Yeah.
59:14You pulled the necklace off the card.No, you know when we used to glue macaroni onto a car?Oh, that's different.You ate dry macaroni with glue on it.I was talking about a macaroni necklace.Okay, which has no glow on it.Mine, completely edible.Yours, still edible.
59:30What, like you've never eaten glue before?Not on purpose.Don't recommend eating glue kids, if you're listening.Anyway, what did you make?I made, I don't know if anyone has seen the trend,but I made an onion boil.Oh, that sounds disgusting.That sounds like something that needs lancing.
59:47No, it's yum.So good.So essentially you get a whole onion and you cut the tops offand then you like core out the middleand then you shove butter into the middle of itand then you put all these different spices on itOh, it's going viral.So that sounds nice.
01:00:03And then you bake it.Can I give it a more appetising name please?Yeah.There's also cabbage boil or lettuce boil.Oh, that's the next thing.Yeah, no, that's not for me.What are you vegans putting inside your onion boil?I was thinking that because I want to give it a go.
01:00:16Yeah.You could do just like olive oil?Olive oil?Yeah, I don't know.I want it to beBecause I love onionYou could doYou could do nutlex
01:00:25Oh yeahNutelexOh is it called NutelexWhere you always called itNutlexKorn in itOhQuorn
01:00:33Yeah yeahI love a goodCornAnd that's cornAnd that's corn with a cueDon't you guys make your pizza basesout of cauliflowerYou could put cauliflower in it
01:00:44Hey don't knock itI quite like a cauliflower baseYou wouldNoAnd that's the last bad thingThat'll be said on the show todaySee you guys tomorrowPlay ZM's
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