ZM's Bree & Clint - ZM's Bree & Clint Podcast - 25th November 2024

Episode Date: November 25, 2024

How many times did you see the same movie?  Why is this lyric only ever sung like that??  Ella wants to start a new TV show.  How much water you should be drinking.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Happy Monday y'all. 30 days till Christmas. 30 days till Christmas. 30 days. Did you put your tree up on the weekend? No. Nah. It's November.

Yeah but it's 30 days till Christmas. Nah, 1st of December. Oh, you're a stickler for the rules. Which you're not. I know you're not. I'm not. I just can't be bothered. Oh, is that what it is?

Oh, yeah, we talked about that. Yeah, if I could have been bothered on the weekend, I would have done it. Yeah. Yours went up, I saw. Ours went up, yeah. People with kids will know you've got to decorate the tree twice when you've got kids. Once with the kids and then once after they go to bed so you can fix the decorating that the kids did. Are you telling me that children don't do a good job?

I'm saying people who are about three foot tall don't go well on a six foot Christmas tree. Yeah, be like if you... It's physics. Be like if a three year old did you spray tan. Exactly right. You'd be very tan on your legs. Very tan knees. And not up top. My God, weyear-old did your spray tan. You'd be very tan on your legs. Very tan knees. And not up top.

My God, we should do that. Get spray tanned. Get spray tanned by three-year-olds. Shocker not being the person getting spray tanned. Wouldn't it be funny though? I'll get Maggie, my daughter, to come and do it. It's summertime. She loves painting.

Oh, great. She loves painting. She'll do a great job. You can just picture. She loves painting. Oh, great. She loves painting. She'll do a great job. You can just picture. She'll be like. She's got the two whitest canvases she could have in us two as well. Can you imagine? The tan would really show up.

It's summertime. If it was in winter, we could hide our bodies. By your logic, it's not summertime. It's November. Okay. Well, let's get there. Yeah, well, put your tree up then. Today on the show, we will have your chance to get in the draw to win a brand new laundry setup thanks to Samsung.

This amazing AI washer dryer combo that Samsung are doing. We'll tell you about that at 4 o'clock. Plus, we're going to bring our Big Barrel competition forward. That's at 5 o'clock today. If you want to win with Big Barrel's 21st birthday, the activator will play just before 5 o'clock for that. Some amazing prizes we've given away so far. There's been AirPods, a Samsung Smart TV,

Lululemon vouchers, et cetera. So if you want to jump in on that, that's going to be at 5. Right now, though, we're going to play Tradie versus Lady. 0800 DIAL ZM, $50 up for grabs if you want to play. Bree and Clint. It's Edison Ray and Diet Marinda. Time for Tradie vs Lady. It's Tradie

vs Lady. 3, 2, 1, let's go. Diet LA Ice Cola. Nice, yeah. Diet, what was that American one? Was it American Cola? It was like the fancy one that came in the glass bottle.

My friend Callan always had it at school and I was like, whoa, Rich. He doesn't drink regular Coke. He drinks whatever that thing is. Diet Karma Cola. Diet Karma. I love a Karma Cola. Diet Grape Fanta. Hello, baby.

Tradie vs. Lady is own. It is 102 points to the ladies, 97 points to the tradies. And our lady is calling from the Garden City today. She's 36 and she's playing alongside her 11-year-old son, Bryn. Welcome to the show, the double team. It's Emma. G'day, Emma. G'day, Bryn.

Hello, guys. Hey. Perfectly within the rules. Perfectly within the rules. To use a sidekick in this game. Who's Batman? Who's Robin? Yeah, good question.

I'm Batman. You're Batman. Yes, Bryn. I think, Bryn, you mean, I'm Batman. Yeah. And give us your best, I'm Robin, Emma. I'm Robin. That was perfect.

Also calling from Christchurch is our tradie, the 34, and they are the greatest truck trailer backer ever. Welcome to the show, Tim. G'day, Timmy. Hi, mate. How would you say, how many dates would you reckon your backing of the trailer has got you over the years? Probably negative seven.

How many people have you helped at the dump to reverse their trailer up to empty the stuff out of it? Oh, so many. I had a guy come to my house the other day to pick up some furniture and I had to back the trailer up and drive over for him. I'm not going to lie to you. Hot. That's emasculating for the other guy.

Oh, it's so hot. Yeah, yeah, yeah. When a guy just gets in. If my wife saw another guy back my car, I reckon she'd leave me for him. You know? Yeah, fair call. Like, if you can do it without showing any stress on your face whatsoever, I'm into it.

Tim, your buzz is tradie. Emma and Bryn, your lady, the first team to three correct answers will win $50 cash. Good luck. Best of luck to both parties. Question number one. It is the 25th of November today. How many days till Christmas?

Tradie? Yes, Tim. days till Christmas? Trady. Yes, Tim. Oh, 30? With a question mark. We'll take it, though. Nice work. Not as confident as he is with a trailer, but he did get the correct answer. 30 is correct.

One to the tradies. Question number two. In which American city is the iconic Studio 54 located? Trady. Yes, Tim. Which American city is the iconic Studio 54 located? Brady. Lady. Yes, Tim. Just to guess, Chicago? No.

I mean, it's a good guess. Emma, you can swoop in here. LA. No. Another great guess. It's actually New York City. New York City. Okay, no points there.

Question number three. Buzz in when you can tell me who sings this song. Tim's in. Ariana Grande. Ariana Grande is correct. Oh, sorry. We're only accepting when you say it how my mum says it. Ariana Grande. Ariana Grande.

Ariana Grande. Alright, two points to the tradies. Emma and Bryn, you need this one here to stay in it. Question number four. In which fictional town does The Simpsons take place? Lady. Yes, Emma and Bryn. Get in there, Emma.

Springfield. Springfield. Nice. They're on the board. Two to the tradies, one to the ladies. Question number five. Now, listen to this question carefully. How old was Rose in the Titanic movie when she was recounting her story?

Lady. Yes, Tim. 98. 98. Oh, it's a great guess, Emma. They're discussing. 101. Oh!

She was 100. You're so close. No points. But we can't give you the points, unfortunately. Still two to the tradies, one to the ladies. What a game. Question number six. Persian, British blue and rag doll, all varieties of...

Ladies. Yes, Emma. Dog. No! Oh, no! Tim. No, cat. Oh, no. Tim. No, cat. No.

Cat. Yeah. Think about it. Ladies. Oh, what a game for a Monday. What a game. Hey, Emma and Bryn, you fought super hard, nearly came back. Call us again to play, okay?

Thank you. You're welcome. Tim, the trailer man, you fought super hard, nearly came back. Call us again to play, okay? Thank you. You're welcome. Tim, the trailer man, you've done it. You've got $50 cash and a much-needed win this late in the year for the tradies. Congratulations. Yeah, I always love to take down a woman and child. You'll feel good about yourself for the rest of the afternoon, Jimmy. At least he's honest about it.

Don't worry, the $50 will help. Went to Wicked again yesterday. Again? Again. I think I'm going to go again this week too. Because we went in Sydney. I could see it over and over again. What are you up to? Two? I'm up to two.

But I would go again. Biggest movie in the world right now? I've never seen, I can't remember the last time I saw the cinema so busy yesterday. I know when, I know when. Barbie. Oh yeah, Barbie was definitely busy. The Barbenheimer phenomenon. Yeah.

Yeah. Yeah, this might be busier. Like yesterday. Possibly. Yesterday, went to VMAX at Event Cinemas. Yeah. Booked. Completely booked out.

Couldn't get a seat. Yeah. We were like packed in there. And a VMAX cinema is enormous. If you can get to see Wicked at a cinema, you should because... That's the place to do it. Yeah, because it will mimic being like at an actual theatre show.

It's a musical, right? So you kind of want to see it with people. And people will clap and people will cheer and it'll be fantastic. You can feel the emotion in the room. I read a funny meme. Well, not funny, but an interesting meme yesterday, which talked about how it was something like, I wasn't alive to see The Wizard of Oz in cinema,

but I am alive now to see Wicked in cinema, and they're like comparing those two. So don't miss out on seeing it in cinema. It is the same. Well, yeah. Because when did The Wizard of Oz come out? Good question. I don't know because half of it's in black and white

and half of it's in colour. And when I was a kid, I thought they invented colour movies halfway through making the movie. I thought that's why it turned from black and white to colour. Who wants to have a guess? Producers? When did The Wizard of Oz come out? I want to guess. With Judy Garland. I want to guess too. I want to guess.

I'm going to say 19... 1936, shotgun. No. More? I wanted to say 30s but then I was like nah. That's just what came to mind. I might not know. I'm going to go 1941. I'm going 1953. 1953? You think it's post-war?

Yes. Okay. 1939. Oh, what the heck? Claudia and I share the honours. Thank you. It's all I've ever wanted. Quick ones around the room. How many times have you seen Wicked Bree? Twice. Claudia? Zero. Ella? Zero. Me? Once. I went to lunch with people on the weekend who were settling up for their second viewing,

though. It's definitely a movie that people will go and see a couple of times. Yeah. Yeah. I would say it's worth it. Yeah, I want to see it. I'm going to see it this week, and then maybe again next week. Yeah, okay.

I'm a bit expensive out there, and I'm a little bit poor. Yeah, true, true, true, true. We want to ask this afternoon, might not be wicked, might be wicked, you might be in there really early, but what's the movie that you saw multiple times at the movies? How come we haven't played Defying Gravity during this break? Oh, we can. So if you care to find

me in the western sky has someone told me that everyone deserves a chance to fly And if I'm placed above Claudia, do you want to tell Bree what my big suggestion is? Do we reveal it to her now?

Do this for Friday, okay? Yeah. Oh, if you want to. Great idea. Okay, great. That's fair. I am defying gravity Oh, it's such a banger. This bit. Oh, it's such a banger.

Oh, 800 dials at M or text 9696. Like Wicked, what's the movie that you saw multiple times in the movies and how many times did you go and see it? It basically became your whole personality. Yeah. Do you have like a record now? You're that person. You're the person in the record books. You're the 19 times Jurassic Park Lost World person.

Yeah, your star sign is now Guardians of the Galaxy. Wicked is out. And rightly so. It is the biggest movie in the world right now. It's enormous. I'm calling it the movie of the year. Easily the movie of the year. Name a bigger movie this year.

You can't. Is there? Possibly. I don't remember any other movies this year. There you go. There's your answer. Brie's seen it twice and is lining up another visit. I know Maddie McLean is lining up his third visit already as well.

So we want to know what's the movie for you? What's the one that you went to the cinemas to see over and over and over and over again? And over again. Dave has caught up. G'day, Dave. Hi, Dave. Hey, how you doing? Good, thank you, mate.

What was the movie, Dave? You saw multiple times. That'd be The Fellowship of the Ring. Lord of the Rings. How many times did you go and see The Fellowship of the Ring? Five. Five? Hey, Dave, sorry for us beginners, Clint, in the room,

but which one is that out of the Lord of the Rings movies? The first one. For God's sake, it's the first one. Okay, right. And how long does that movie go for? I think it's two hours and 57 minutes. Okay. And you saw it how many times?

Five. Five. So you've spent 15 hours in a cinema watching The Lord of the Rings, The Fellowship of the Ring. That's pretty good. Well, you say it like that, it makes it sound bad. Well, Dave, I have another question. Did you go on your own or did you go with friends?

Friends and family all five times. All five times. All five times. Okay. That's good. And then you ran out of did you go with friends? Friends and family all five times. All five times. All five times, okay. That's good. And then you ran out of people to go with, so you just gave up, right? You stopped going. Yeah, pretty much. Got the DVD box set.

Fair enough. Thanks, Dave. This person wants to be anonymous. Hi, Anonymous. How are you going, guys? We're good. Good, thank you. Anonymous, tell us what's the movie you saw multiple times in cinema.

It was Titanic. And I went and saw it on three consecutive days with three different girls. Wait, so obviously anonymous, your mum, your sister, and your niece. No, no, and no. You took three different women on three different dates to the same movie. Was it the same cinemas?

It was the same cinema, yeah. I'm assuming it was when Titanic first came out, which was late 90s, which predates Tinder. How did you manage to line up three dates with three different women in three consecutive days? Honestly, I'm a little puzzled on it myself, to be fair. It's quite impressive. Now as a father of girls, I have to try and protect them

from people like myself. From people like you. Anonymous, you just need to find someone that'll let them on the big door, you know? Yeah, that's right, yeah. Yeah, did you let any of those ladies on your big door, Anonymous? No comment. Thanks Anonymous the Stallion. We appreciate it.

We're going to text from someone who saw Pulp Fiction at the movies three times in four days. Someone's text in and said, my husband's cousin saw Top Gun Maverick 115 times in the cinema and has the evidence on Instagram to prove it. 115 times. Wait, let's do the math on how much money that would have cost.

So let's say... How much is a movie ticket? $25? Like, give or take. Let's say it's $25 for the argument of this. So $25 times $115. It's nearly $3,000 on tickets to Top Gun Maverick. It's BS.

You reckon? Yep. I want to see the proof. Where's the $115 times? Apparently there is proof on Instagram. That sounds like actual punishment. I'd rather be waterboarded. Top Gun Maverick was very good though.

Yeah, but not after $115 times. True. I don't know ifboarded. Top Cam Everett was very good though. Yeah, but not after 115 times. True. I don't know if there's anything I want to watch 115 times. Like I don't want to watch my own wedding video 115 times. I want to watch Anonymous' Get On The Door again. I want to watch him go on 115 days in 115 days with 115 girls. That I would watch. Bree and Clint, next, information on how much water

you actually need to be drinking because you may actually be overdoing it. Yeah, this is real science and a doctor will give us a lowdown next. Just goosies every time. Someone also said Deadpool vs

Wolverine was bigger. This year? This year. Wicked's been out for three days. Yeah, it's true. We can't tell yet. Bree and Clint. Guys, throw out your water bottles.

We're done with them. Throw them out. No, yours is fine. Yours is fine. Oh, okay. Ella, produce Ella, where's your water bottle? Oh, Ella's water bottle is ridiculous. It is.

It's in my bed. In your bed? It's in your bed. No, on the floor. That's a lot of good it's doing there. It's so big to carry to and fro from work. Why do you need water in bed? Because I'm thirsty.

Your water bottle is obnoxious. It's like three, no, a litre, three litres. What's a big one? I think it's three. No, it is not three litres. It's at least two. Is it a Kmart one? I can knock you out with it. What's a big one? I think it's three. No, it is not three litres. It's at least two. Is it the Kmart one? I can knock you out with it.

It's ginormous. I believe it's a 1.5 litre. Is it the Kmart one? Yeah, it's the Kmart one. Kmart. And it's got the bit on the side that says, you've had this much water, you've had this much water, you've had this much water.

No, it says drink this by 10 o'clock or you should be. You're doing a good job. Yeah, so those water bottles are 3.8 litres, I'm pretty sure. Suck it. What? I'm pretty sure. Tolduck it. What? I'm pretty sure. Told you. It's a lot.

And there's an article out today saying that they are bad for you. Oh, why? Or could be bad for you. Everything's bad for you these days. Let me be happy. What's wrong with them, BPA? And that our water drinking habits are getting out of control. So this is coming from an actual expert who says that we're all drinking too much water

Well not all of us but some of us Not me So it says here that He's definitely not drinking enough The question is how much water do we actually need Yeah So according to the science It says that the average adult needs to consume how much per day?

How many litres? I was always told it was eight glasses of water a day. I don't know if that works out for litres. So that's like the old school measure. Yeah. Which I think is about two litres. Is it? I think eight glasses is the equivalent of two litres.

Yeah. Google that, if you will. Producers, what do you think? How many litres is healthy? I feel like one and a half feels About right Two if you're gymming If it's hot two It's cold one

So it's 250ml for one glass of water So you're right Eight glasses of water two litres The average adult should be drinking Two to three litres per day. But that includes, and get this, this blew my mind because I remember Claudia and I found this out recently and we were like, how good?

So two to three litres per day, but that includes all fluids that you're consuming. Really? So your morning coffee, your morning tea, like whatever you're having, that counts. Right. You've just got to get some witness.

So I'm having a big cup of tea in the morning. That counts to my daily water intake. That's a cup. Yeah. I just had a coffee before. That's one of my cups. That counts. Wow.

So it says if you're an athlete or you're active, so you're doing a lot of exercise, so you're sweating like a lot through workouts or if you're going for a run, you'll need closer to three litres or maybe a bit more. So Ella, who's doing a lot of bed rotting, is the way a water bottle is there, probably not

expending that much electrolytes. Maybe 3.8 litres is too much water for... Here we go. I've done some research as to why it can be bad for you if you're drinking too much water. Drinking excessive amounts of water can lead to overhydration or something called hyponatremia, a condition where your sodium levels are dangerously diluted.

Symptoms can include swelling, confusion and seizures in severe cases. You are quite confused most times throughout the day. It says it can disrupt your electrolyte balance and I mean Ella calls them, what did you call them? Electric lights. Electric lights.

Oh damn, get that girl some sodium. Shut up. What's sodium? Salt? I love salt. So it says you can't drink too much water. You know how much water? This is a true story. My brother, when we were living together and he would go to the gym for like two to three hours a day, you know how much water that kid was consuming? How much?

He was consuming eight litres a day. Eight? I swear to God. Eight? I swear. How? He would have to pee so often. Eight? I swear to God. Eight? I swear. He would have to pee so often. He'd be so bloated. I really want to, hold on, I'm going to send him a voice note and be like,

hey, Aidan, can you confirm? If he comes back and says three, you're not allowed to tell any more stories about your brother. You're on a ban. No, but he could be lying because he could be embarrassed. Okay, hold on, hold on. I'm just going to leave a voice note. Hey, Aidan, I'm just on the radio at the moment. Clint's here. No, but he could be lying because he could be embarrassed. Okay, hold on. Hold on. I'm just going to leave a voice note. Hey, Aidan, I'm just on the radio at the moment.

Clint's here. Hi, Aidan. We're just talking about, you know, when you and I lived together and you were obsessed with going to the gym and I swear I've said that you consumed eight litres of water a day. Is that true or false? Please get back to me. Okay, thanks.

Bye. He had one of those drink bottles that looks like a water cooler, eh? Yeah, yeah. Bree and Clint. By the way, we've had an update from Bree's hot brother on how much water he was drinking. The claim was made by Bree that Aidan was consuming eight litres of water a day.

I said around eight, yeah. Yeah. Aidan has responded. He said, oof, I don't know about eight, maybe like a solid five. And I call BS on that. I call BS. I remember... True, true. His body, your knowledge.

I mean, it's my word against his. Totally. And I mean, clearly I wasn't the over-hydrated one. So who's word are you going to take? True. He's probably lacking in electric lights like we talked about before, so we can't trust his opinion. Who knows? He probably doesn't remember half of those years from his 20s.

From iHeartRadio, this is The Latest. He was on that many supplements. Yeah. I mean, just on the gains, the water gains. Friday's brain. He was mostly water, which most of us are. Anyway, let's talk about the F1 that happened in Las Vegas. The Las Vegas Grand Prix went down on the weekend, and everyone is talking about the

boys to men rendition of the Star Spangled Banner. Oh, okay. The national anthem, because people are saying that they butchered it. The Americans love an anthem, don't they? Do an anthem at the Formula One, do an anthem at everything. Literally. Got to do the anthem and they got the Boyz II Men to do their rendition.

And apparently, before we play it, the Boyz II Men team promised a pretty sexy version of the US national anthem. Well, that's what you want, isn't it? That is what you want. You want a sexy... You want it to be... When I think anthem, I think sex.

You want it to be patriotic, but also sexy. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And here's how it sounded. Oh, say can you see By the dawn's early light What so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming? Whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight Mary Watson. I missed the mark.

I mean, I can't sing. Neither can I. But even I know that's off. Even I know that's flat. Shh. Still going. I don't know. I just want to know, because obviously they would have practiced this.

They would have had a sound check. Where was the person going? Boys. Not great. Doesn't sound good. Where was the person going? Boys. Not great. Doesn't sound good. No. Let's do something else because this isn't working. It just goes to show how difficult that anthem can be.

Also, it shows why so many people use a backing track. Yeah. Oh, hang on. Big bit, big bit. The end of the free. Bring it home, boys. And the home of the free. Oh, no.

Normally they've got the best harmonies in the game, but they've missed the mark on that one. It makes you appreciate if you've never heard Whitney Houston do that at the Super Bowl. It's probably my favourite Star Spangled Banner you'll ever hear. I saw this post today where someone's asking if they're in the wrong for refusing to sell some expensive clothes that their friend gave them. It's kind of a complex situation.

Have a listen to this. They said, my husband wants me to sell some designer clothes that my well-off friend gave me for free. The clothes in total are worth about three grand. Wow. Two of the articles of clothing make up 2.5 thousand of that. One's worth a grand one's worth 1.5 thousand dollars. It's an extremely fancy brand that I've only ever seen in stores, never owned.

I could never afford these articles of clothing myself and I was really excited to receive them. I got special bags for them to stay in and everything. Cute. is insane to me and I get why he wants to sell it, but I don't want to. He's upset and saying I'm putting clothes before our family's comfort. I think I'd offend my friend if I returned the clothes and I also don't want to sell them. You know what?

I think at the end of the day, it's not really his decision. It's not his decision. Because they weren't given to him. So it's her decision what she does with them. 100%. I can totally see it from her point of view, why she would want to keep them. She's never going to be able to afford those clothes again.

It also could be awkward if the friend finds out that you've sold her clothes that she's given to you. I think the husband is definitely in the wrong in this situation. He just doesn't see the value in them. Yeah, because it's not for him. Other than monetary value. He wants to turn it into something that benefits him. But at the moment, he can't wear the strappy top.

Even if she agreed to do it, this conversation is so interesting to me. Is it actually okay to sell clothing that someone gave you for free? Like if we're talking... It feels icky. Not legally, but like... It feels icky. Morally, ethically?

You have to think about if you're doing it behind your friend's back because you know they'd be annoyed, then it's probably not okay. Then it's not okay. Yeah. What if they gave them to you and you had every intention of wearing them?

Like you didn't take them for the purpose of selling them, but you just never got around to wearing them and you feel like they. Still feels icky, doesn't it? It does kind of. Yeah. But then do you offer them back to your friend? They've already got rid of them once. They don't want to take them back and then have to sell them again.

Do they? Yeah, do they want the opportunity? Producers, what do you think? I think it's totally fine. Have you done this to clothes that I've given you? I gave you a lot of stuff. I gave you all those shoes.

Have you sold it? Claudia, this is your opportunity to come clean to Brie. I'll say I haven't sold it because no one's buying it. There's just one pair of shoes that you gave to me

and I loved and I wore but they're a size too big. The black Nike ones. Are you trying to sell them? Do you want them back? No! I really loved them when I wore them but they hurt my feet because they're too big

they don't actually work for me and I really appreciate you and selling my clothes but if you think it's icky nah that's fine I gave them to you I mean out of the kindness of my family I gave you so much stuff

probably should have talked to you. No, it's yours. As a mark of respect, Claudia is, you know, getting as much as she can for them. Should I add to the listing previously worn by Brie Thomas-Elves? Yeah, find a screenshot of her wearing them on Celebrity Treasure Island. That'll pump the value up. No, you want to get rid of them, don't you?

Don't put that on there. We want to know, I know $100 at the end, what's the deal? Have you sold some clothing that a friend has given you? Did they find out? Was it weird? Did you find someone selling something that you had given them? And was that weird? Yeah.

Yeah. Where did the grey, where did it turn into grey area? There was a situation. I'm not even going to say the situation because I don't want anybody to catch feelings. Can you tell me off air though? I can tell you off air. Okay.

But somebody was regularly taking donation clothes from someone else in our group. Gotcha. Quite regularly. It became like a thing like, oh, I've got some more for you next week. And they're like, yeah, I can't wait. They found the person, the person that was gifting.

Yeah. Found out that that stuff was going straight on Trade Me. So they weren't even trying to wear it. Not even in the drawers for a bit. Like Claudia obviously tried to show safe face and wore the shoes a couple of times to be like, oh, no, I tried to wear them. She put them on her Instagram story once. Yeah, be like, oh, wearing them. Made sure you saw me wearing them. Yeah, made, I tried to wear them. She'd put them on her Instagram story once. Yeah, be like, oh, wearing them. Made sure you saw me wearing them.

Yeah, made sure I saw it. Oh, 800-Diles. We'll text 9696. What's the awkward situation around selling clothes that someone else gave you? Bree and Clint. We're talking about the icky, sticky business of people selling clothes or things.

It actually doesn't have to be clothes. Things that you've given them for free. You know, not new things. They could have been new, but they were yours. And you're like, you know who would appreciate this? Such and such. You give it to them out of the kindness of your heart and then you see that they're trying to sell it.

Is it a bit off if that person then tries to turn that into cash money? I feel like if you don't tell them, it's a little bit off. Yeah. I feel like if their intention was always to sell it, then it's definitely off. Years ago, there was a situation at our work, and everyone was talking about it, where one person gave this other person all of their old baby stuff.

Oh, yeah. Well, not all of it, but they gave them some really good baby items. The baby go round. It's great. Yeah. Yeah. And they did it because they were like, you know, I know how hard it is and just out of the kindness of their heart.

Anyway, that person used the stuff, great, and then sold it all and kept the money for themselves. Oh, no, you give it. If you got given it, you give it. Well, they didn't. No, you give it. They gave it to their bank account. No, that's not how it works. Oh, no, you give it. If you got given it, you give it. Well, they didn't. No, you give it. They gave it to their bank account. No, that's not how it works.

Anyway, the other mum found out about it and it was huge drama. You can sell your own stuff if you bought it, but if someone gave it to you. You should either give it back to them. No, they don't want it back because part of it is getting the shirt out of your house. What if they were going to have another baby? No, no, no. If they were going to have another baby, they don't want it back because part of it is getting the shirt out of your house. What if they were going to have another baby? No, no, no.

If they were going to have another baby, they wouldn't have given it away. Oh, true. So part of it is getting it out of your house. So they've given it. But then you need to, like Hayley Joel Osmond, you've got to pay it forward. You've got to then give it again. Yeah. You know?

Or a carmer will come back and get you. Abby's here. Hi, Abby. Hi, Abby. Hi, guys. How are you going? We're good. Who sold what, Abby?

I just think it's on the context of it. So, like, if you give someone stuff and you say, like, hey, these don't fit me, I don't want them back, do what you want with them, that's different. That's very different. True, Abby. Yeah, that's different. Then that means it's free game, whatever you want to do. I can't be bothered selling them, but if you can, then that's fine. Yep.

Yep. But if you give someone something and you're like, hey, I know you love this dress of mine. I think it'll look really great on you. I don't want it anymore. You can't sell that. No, you can't sell that. No. Because they're sentimental.

They've given it to you because they think you loved it. So you can't sell that. True. So what do you do? You either pretend to love it and keep it in your wardrobe forever. Or you get your friend to sell it so it can keep it in your wardrobe forever. Or you get your friend to sell it so it can't be traced back to you. And say you were burgled.

If your conscience is not clear, at least just message them and say, hey, thanks so much, but like it didn't fit me. Do you want it back? Yes. And then boom, free game. Abby, you sound like a good person. We should just talk to you at the start, Abby. We could have started this way faster.

Can we get Abby's number on speed dial? She sounds like she would have the answer to everything. Are you willing to be our moral compass, Abby, in the future? I don't know about that. I don't know about that because that feels like a big responsibility. It is. It is. And we've got some bad decisions to make coming up to the Christmas period.

You're now going to be known as the moral compass, Abby. Oh, I don't know. I don't know, guys. You're our true north. Abby's like, don't call me on a Friday afternoon. I've had a few roses. Here's a text. I moved here to New Zealand two and a half years ago

and I had a big wardrobe clear out. I found some old boots that I'd only worn once and they were worth around 300 pounds, roughly 600 bucks. I gave them to a co-worker because she loved the brand and couldn't afford them. I saw her selling them on Facebook Marketplace a week after I arrived here

in New Zealand for 250 pounds. You're joking. She waited for you to leave the country and then she was like, yeet, onto Facebook Marketplace.

How about this one? Living Things. It says, yes, I gave away two horses that were meant to stay with the people forever that I had put a lot of work into but I didn't have the grass. So I let them have them and they said they were so beautiful

and then they sold them and got about three grand each. Plus I gave my cattle to a friend to use and she sent them all to slaughter and got $16,000 for them. Oh, this person needs to keep close tabs on their animals. Hey, what are you doing? Stop giving away, yeah? Don't give away the animals anymore. Alex is here. Hi, Alex. Hi, Alex.

Hey, how's it going? We're good. What's the deal with selling things that you were given, Alex? I actually had an MX bike, and I was clearing out a whole bunch of stuff for the garage. And we had a family friend staying at the time. And I was talking about how I was going to donate this BMX bike to a BMX club that was out in the White Axe. Yeah.

And the family friend was like, oh, my son would love that bike. Do you think he could have it? Right. So I gave the bike. That's so kind of you. Yeah. And then heard about a week later that she had, the son was going to sell the bike to get a new car.

What a bunch of a-holes. I thought you were going to say Alex. I found out there was no son. No, not this time. What do you do about that? Do you say anything or do you just make a mental note to never give them anything ever again? Yeah, I don't know really what to do about it now.

How much was the bike? How much were they trying to sell it for, Alex? I'm not sure, but I bought it for $300 a few years ago, so it's probably a couple hundred bucks. I'd be fuming if I was you. I'd be so angry at that. Did it have pegs, Alex? Yeah, it did.

Oh, sick. It's a BMX bike. Of course it had pegs. No, it might be a racing BMX, you know? You don't have pegs on a racing BMX. Do you not? Don't you? Do you, Alex?

You're the BMX expert. I don't think so, but yeah, this one was in all good condition as well. Anyway, Alex doesn't have one anymore. Yeah, way to bring it up, Brie. Sorry, Alex. Brie and Clint. How many? How many?

How many? How many? That's a good amount. Welcome to How Many, the game where the idea is to have more than either me, Brie, or Claudia. Right, Ella? That is correct. It is called How Manny for that very reason. If any. What song is that off? How many do you know

roll like this? Yeah, who's that, Ella? Not Manny. Eminem? Sorry, who was that? Are you joking? That's not the point of the game. The point of the game is to have the most items out of Brie, Clint, and Claudia. Today we have Sophie. Hello, Soph.

Hi, Sophie. Hi. You ready to win some KFC chicken dollars, Sophie? I hope so. I bet you are. Let's get you this chicken. Today's topic is how many hours have you spent on your phone today? Just today.

Just today. Yes. God, I avoid looking at my screen time. It's so confronting. It's really depressing. It's real. It's just wasted time. Depressing. And especially because you can see the apps, how much time you spend on TikTok or anything. Yeah.

Sophie, do you have that number in front of you? Just for today, yes. Just for today so far. Just for today. Let's hear it, Soph. Three hours and thirty-three minutes. But you use your phone for work, right, Sophie?

Uh, no. I was giving you a get out of jail free card there. Okay, so three hours and thirty did you say, Sophie? Yeah. So your job now is to pick a person you think has less than three hours and 30 minutes of screen time today so far. Your options are Brie, Claudia, or me, Clint.

What are you thinking? I'm going to go for Clint. Me? Why me? I don't know. I feel like girls are on their phone more Okay, fair enough That means you have eliminated Brie

Brie, what was your number? Mine was 2 hours and 18 minutes You would have won if you'd chosen Brie Sophie? What about Claudia? It's been a big day guys 3 hours and 10 minutes You would have won just if you'd chosen Claudia Claudia? It's been a big day, guys. Three hours and ten minutes.

You would have won just if you had chosen Claudia, but you didn't. You chose me. And I can tell you that as of 4.37 this afternoon, I have spent two hours and 15 minutes on my phone. You win. Congratulations. Well done. It's paid off. All that scrolling.

KFC chicken coming your way, Sophie. Thank you. You're welcome. Just one more question, Sophie. What app are you spending the most time on? Instagram. Instagram, yeah. It's a bloody time killer.

It's a time sucker. That and TikTok. I just found out about Reddit as well. This isn't good. It's quite fun. There's a Taylor Swift community page. Yeah, there is. You should Google Scribe on Reddit.

What's that? Oh, how many dudes do you know? Brian Clint. Producer Ella is here in the studio with us. She's 23 or 24 now? I'm 24 now. Yeah, she's 24. She said before after...

You're mid-20s next year. Oh, you're mid-20s now. Don't say that. My back actually hurts. I'm not even joking. I've got a sore back. Don't say that around people in their 30s. I'm sorry, but it does.

She's revealed before she doesn't know the difference between Eminem and Scribe. No, don't say that. Wait, can I ask another dumb question? Of course. Scribe, New Zealand. No. Yes. He is a Kiwi.

Yeah. Cool. He's, don't worry. Sorry. He's New Zealand royalty. Yeah, I know that. Music royalty. Yeah.

And Ella said to us before she's about to start watching a TV show that she believes everybody else has seen and wants to know if it's worth starting. Someone's already texted and said, oh God, she's going to start watching Friends, isn't she? No, I think she's already watched it. I'm obsessed with Friends. You are watching Friends. I've finished it multiple times. I'm so interested.

I really hope it's Breaking Bad. Yeah, that'd be a great choice. What else would you be excited for? Orange is the New Black. That'd be a good one. Obviously, I'd have someone to talk to the Sopranos about, if you're watching Sopranos. Sabrina the Teenage Witch, the original. Oh, that's a good one.

The original. Sex and the City. Long. Think long. Have you watched Sex and the City? No. Oh, my God. That was Anastasia, ex-producer of this show.

You guys bonded over that, eh? Yeah, because she got into Sex and the City when she was working on this show. There's so many good TV shows still to watch. But what is, Ella, the TV show you're considering starting? Grey's Anatomy. Oh. Oh, yes. Now, my question is...

It's still going. It's still going, and that's the thing. There. Oh yes. Now my question is It's still going. It's still going and that's the thing. There is 21 seasons. Do I really want to start this whole of 438 episodes? It's a lot of episodes.

It is a lot. People are daunted by a TV show that has a lot of episodes already. Yeah. But I don't understand why because if you

love it you just know that you've got TV shows there to watch forever. To me I'm like I watched the first episode and I was like, yeah, this is quite good. I'll keep watching. But it's that massive mountain of like, I could start new hobbies right now before I start on this massive journey. Yeah.

But you always need a TV show. Yeah. You always need a show there in your back pocket that you can put on when you're feeling down or bored or whatever. That's what Law and Order SVU is to me because it's been going for... Don't do it because I'll do the dance. She's got to dance for it.

Oh, no. This is your special show, isn't it? Yeah, and I think it's got... How many seasons do you reckon? I don't know. A lot. A lot. In order is for you.

I did watch one episode of that, but it was so old that I just got a bit bored. There is like 26 seasons. 26, I'm bored of Grey's Anatomy. Someone's just texted and said, Yes, Ella, Grey's Anatomy is fab. I'm doing season 21 right now. It's great acting and good themes.

Well, here you go. Megan from The Office crashed her car because she was trying to get home too fast to watch Grey's Anatomy. Sign of a good show. Yeah, that's the thing. Fans are dedicated, eh? Don't watch, here's a tip.

There's a doco that's just come out about a writer for Grey's Anatomy who ended up telling all these outrageous lies about herself, like she had cancer when she didn't. One of the writers did. One of the writers. One of the executive producers on Grey's Anatomy. So I would say watch the show before you watch that doco. Oh, right.

Or don't watch the doco. Or just don't watch the doco. Okay, so stay away. You know, fair enough. God, Ellen Pompeo has been playing the same character for so long. She's Meredith Grey on Grey's Anatomy. What season did she come in? I always think about that.

It must be hard to differentiate yourself and the character that you've been playing after. That's what I wondered, like your identity. I think the same thing about Michael Galvin and Dr. Chris Warner. He's been Dr. Chris Warner for like 30 years. Like, yeah. It would be really weird. Ellen Pompeo, who plays Dr. Meredith Grey, has appeared in seasons 1 to 21 of the show. Yeah.

Was that a spoiler? No. Okay, we're good. Dr. Meredith Grey is in every season of Grey's Anatomy. Oh, well, now I don't know. She could have had like a, is she going to die episode? The show is literally about her. Now I know she lives.

That was a spoiler. Oh, sorry. If I get a vote, I think you should watch Grey's Anatomy. I think it's worth a watch. Thank you. It's such a popular show. Have you ever told a white lie that just got a little bit, you know, out of hand? A little bit got blown up.

A little bit's got added to the lie to try and keep up the lie and it just got a bit out of control. Lying requires a different part of your brain because you've got to remember the lie. Because it didn't actually happen. Yeah. So you're making it up. You don't have to remember to tell the truth, you know, because it just is. It's the truth. Yeah. So here's the situation this woman finds herself

in. She says that she's been lying to her husband and his whole family for the last 20 years. Okay. So she said during their early, early dating months she was trying hard to impress him so she offered to cook him her grandmother's secret recipe curry okay so secret recipe that had been passed down yeah from a generation to generation she didn't have a secret recipe.

She was just trying to impress him. So she had some chopped tomatoes, onions, and a store-bought curry paste that added the magic and then added the magic ingredient, banana slices. She said that apparently her boyfriend was obsessed. Yeah. Loved it. Was like, you can taste the history in this curry. I've never had a curry like this.

I've never tasted anything like this before. You've got to give me the recipe. She's like, uh-uh. Well, funny you say that. He was so impressed by it, he told his family about it and then they wanted the recipe. And that's when she had to tell another lie and said that she isn't allowed to give out the recipe.

That's good. That's good. And she would have to come over or they would have to come over to the house to taste it so she can make it for them. Okay. Fair enough. That's what happened. The lie then got bigger when she had some kids and apparently they were like, oh, we want to learn how to cook the recipe.

Yeah, just like Nana. And she didn't trust, she had two boys and she didn't trust the boys, so she had to lie and say that she's only allowed to pass it down to daughters. The recipe's only allowed to be passed down. Oh, not very progressive, Mum. That's not very nice, Mum. Yeah. Anyway, she said that she's so exhausted by this lie,

she has to pretend that on a Friday while her husband is at work to spend hours preparing the secret ingredients by numerous spices that she never uses and has to remember to throw some of them away so it looks like she has used them. She said she's so over keeping up the charade that she's ready to come clean. You know where she's really going to run into trouble too? The same place that my mum did when her famous family apricot chicken recipe fell to pieces. It was on the back of a jar? It was the I just add chicken, I feel like chicken tonight, apricot chicken sauce. And they stopped making it.

Oh, when it goes out of production. So when this lady, when the curry company stops making the paste that she uses. She's done. She's done. She's done. She'll have to pretend that she got amnesia and forgot grandma's secret curry recipe. That's when she will fake a head injury. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, and goes, oh, I don't remember.

That's when she'll leave the family. I famously have talked about on this show a time where I told, I mean, it was just a harmless white lie that turned into something way bigger than what it needed to be. Started dating this guy in the wintertime and he was so hot, very cool, into surfing. And in the early days of dating, he asked me, are you into surfing?

And I, of course, wanted to impress this guy, slash hook up with him. So I said, yes, I'm a big surfer. Have always been into surfing. Love surfing. I didn't think that we'd be dating for six months. And so summer comes around and he goes, let's go surfing. I love you.

Let's go surfing. And I was like, I should have just. We've been in a relationship for six months together. I should have just come clean then. Like I should have just been like, oh, I was just saying that to impress you. Funny story, yeah, yeah. No, I decided that I would go out and try and surf because, hey, maybe I could pass it off that I was a decent surfer.

You thought you would quite literally die with the lie. I nearly had to be rescued by surf lifesaving. So embarrassing. How did he react when he found out the truth? I blamed it on the surfboard and said that I was more a longboarder. Oh, you never came clean? No. To this day?

I just said that it had been a while since I'd surfed. Do you still have that guy's number? No. We should call him and tell him. No. We should call him and tell him. No. We should call him and you can complain. I think he's married with kids and like. Yeah, well, that's fine.

What, you still want to hook up with him or something? That's not what I'm trying to do here. I'm just trying to clear your conscience. Oh, God. Could you imagine? He's like, who? Who? Who?

No, he'd be like, oh. Yeah, Bree, the weird girl who pretended she could surf. So she could hook up with me for six months. God, that's going to be even more embarrassing than when I couldn't surf. Brie and Clint. I saw this video on the weekend. There's a musician called Theo Myling, and he's made an observation that there seems to be only one way that you can sing a certain phrase in any song.

Any song. No matter what song you put it in, if you put this phrase in your song, it is sung the exact same way in every single song. Okay, you've got my attention. The phrase is, it's not copyrighted or anything, it's not covered, it's a very common phrase. Can I guess? Yeah.

Who let the dogs out? No. But there's only one way to sing Who let the dogs out? No. Okay. But there's only one way to sing Who Let the Dogs Out. There's only one way to do it. It's what breed it and then it's followed by... I've got one more guess. Is the phrase that can only be sung a certain way in any song.

Yeah. That thong, thong, thong, thong. No, it's not that thong, thong, thong, thong. But that can only be sung one way. It can only be done a certain way. The phrase is caught in four ways. The phrase is caught in the middle. Lots of bands have used the phrase caught in the middle.

Obviously, it's free to use. But there seems to be some unspoken rule where you must sing it like this. Caught in the middle. That's the only way. No matter who you are, no matter what the song is. Caught in the middle of a dream. That's how you do it, okay? I'm trying to think of ones now.

I've got some examples for you. Okay. This is a 2000s boy band called A1 that you might remember and their song Caught in the Middle. Perfect example, right? Caught in the middle. Caught in the middle. This is Paramore and their song Caught in the middle. Caught in the middle. This is Paramore and their song Caught in the Middle. Different song, completely different song.

It's paramorphied. Yeah, it's not a cover. It's not a cover. It's a different song. Just the same phrase. These guys were just in the country. This is Coldplay in the song Trouble. What the hell?

What the hell? This is Linkin Park in a song called Two-Faced. What the hell? What the hell? Claudia found this. I don't know this artist, but it's a guy called Alexander23 and his song Caught in the Middle. These all sound like the same song done in different genres because they're singing it the same way.

Yeah, it's just that phrase. Caught in the middle. And then last one, this is one that Claudia and I discovered today from the band, you know London Grammar? Yes. This is London Grammar's song Strong. I know that song. What the hell? This is London Grammar's song, Strong. I know that song.

What the hell? Weird. Someone said, try Demi Lovato, Caught in the Middle. Oh, can we try and... Yeah, Claudia's going to look into that one. I wanted to know if anybody can think of any other ones. Can we make the list any longer? We're up to six songs. Every single one says the phrase

caught in the middle the exact same way. Yeah, what other ones are there? In the middle. That's such a good song by London Grammar. That's such a good song, yeah. Bree and Clint. Time for a birthday banger. Bree and Clint.

All I want for my birthday is a birthday banger. The birthday bangers of New Zealand. We do them here on the Bree and Clint Show. Number one songs when you turn 16. Let's kick it off with Holly. Hi, Holly. Hi, Holly. Hi. Hi.

How's your weekend, Holly? Pretty good. Pretty nice day. So, yeah, good. Out of 10? 10. A 10 Out of 10? 10. A 10 out of 10 weekend. She's coming off the back of that.

Holly, what's your date of birth? The 21st of February, 2004. All right. That means, Holly, you were 16 in 2020. And back on your 16th, this was number one. Ooh. Ooh. Ooh. Ooh.

J.B.'s. The song that everybody put on their food pics on their Instagram story for about 18 months. Yeah. Yeah. What do you reckon, Holly? I like it. Yeah.

It's pretty good. Yeah, it's good. That's a vibe from J.B. Okay, wait there, Holly. The 10 out of 10. Matt's going to go next. G'day, Matt. Hi, Matt. Hey, how's it going? Good, thanks. Did you do anything interesting for your weekend, Matt? I spent a lot of it outside.

It was a pretty nice weekend down in Wellington. Oh, how good. Can't beat it on a good weekend. I was going to say, we don't believe you, Matt. We don't believe you. A nice weekend in Wellington. Wouldn't read about it. It was the front page of the Herald today. Hey, Matt, what's your date of birth, mate? 22nd of September, 1994.

All right, you were 16 in 2010, that means. And we've done the calculations. Here's your birthday, mate. We gon' rock this club. We gon' go all night. We gon' light it up like it's dynamite. Stay back. Tayo Cruz, Dynamite. What do you reckon, Matt?

Yeah, nice. It is a banger. It is a banger, yeah. It is a banger from Tayo Cruz. Have you ever met someone with the name Tayo? No. Have you ever thought about that? Oh, yes. Yes, I have.

Yeah? I met Tayo Cruz backstage at Friday Jams. Hold on. You dropped... Pick that up. The name? Yeah, the name. What does the name say? Oh, Tayo Cruz backstage at Friday Jams. Hold on. You dropped... Pick that up. The name? Yeah, the name you just dropped. What does the name say? Oh, Tayo.

Right there, Matt. We're going to do a birthday banger for Paige. Hi, Paige. Hi, Paige. Hi, team. What did you do for your weekend, Paige? We went to the beach. It was a nice weekend in Wellington.

Here to confirm that. You're corroborating Matt's suggestion that it was a nice weekend in Wellington. Here to confirm that. You're corroborating Matt's suggestion that it was a nice weekend in Wellington. Yes. Yes, it was. I feel like the Wellingtonians are ganging up on us. I feel like they've got together to perpetuate this conspiracy that there was a nice weekend in Wellington. But we'll take you at your word, Paige.

Okay? Cool. I appreciate the commitment from them, to be honest. Say, Paige, what is your birth date? 21st of June, 2000. All right, that's easy maths. You were 16 then in 2016. And here's your birthday banger.

Drake, one dance. Drake did not have a 10 out of 10 weekend. Kendrick Lamar dropped a surprise album and just really fired things up again. Bebe L. Drizzy. What do you reckon, Paige? Do you like that? Yeah, not bad.

Not bad. Not bad, not bad. Okay, wait there, Paige from Wellington. Justin Bieber, Tayo Cruz, Drake. Tayo Cruz? Yeah, I think it's a Tayo Cruz. Matt, congrats, you just won birthday banger. Yeah, awesome, great choice.

Nice. Flesh girl, baby. Tayo Cruz on ZM, that's the winner of Birthday Banger today tune we do Birthday Banger every day at 5.30 if you want to know the number one song the day that you turn 16 well just give us a call at 5.30 and we can do that for you

this part just songs that make you. This part. Just songs that make you want to move your body, you know? Not every song can do it. No, not at all, no. There's just certain songs. This is going to get your hips loosened up, does it? Just body roll? This is a great body roll song.

Let's talk about Khalid. Super talented American pop R&B singer. He worked with Joe Little to make this song. Did he? Yeah, Kiwi boy Joe Little who worked on Lorde's first album. One of the biggest songs of that year. Absolutely, yeah, yeah. Enormous.

And then heaps and heaps and heaps of hits after this. Yeah, yeah, a ton of hits. And then we haven't heard much from him in the last, I want to say a couple of years, but he's in the news today under pretty crappy circumstances, to be honest. Yeah. So he has publicly addressed his sexuality for the first time, telling fans that he's gay,

and also at the same time confirmed that he had been outed, hence why he was addressing his sexuality online for the first time. For those who don't know, outed is when someone else makes the announcement for you. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

So the situation is that he apparently was dating or like seeing this social media guy who I'd never really even heard of and he apparently, the relationship didn't work out. Yeah. And the other guy has gotten, this is just allegedly, the other guy has gotten sour about it and started dropping hints and started pretty much posting bits and pieces, essentially outing Khalid.

That's so nasty. Which is so, so nasty and so damaging to a person and something you should never take away from someone. Like it is not your place or your information to share. You should never put someone else in that position. And I just think it's also coming from another person who is gay, so they know. Shirley, if you...

You know what it feels like, so I just don't understand. Like, I'm so upset for him, but also so proud of Khalid for essentially handling it in the best way that he could. But I just know the turmoil because he's not very old. He's 26. Yeah. He's in the public eye and obviously he's always felt like

he didn't have to share that. No. You know, that's his business. It's his business. Yeah. But yeah, this is essentially created a situation where he had to. Do you remember that awkward interaction that Billie Eilish had on the red carpet about two years ago? Yeah.

Where the interviewer, because she had alluded to certain things, right? But she hadn't come out. Yeah, I feel like she never felt like she had to. No. You know, it's her private business. Yeah, and then the interview was basically like, so you're gay now? And Billie Eilish was like, wasn't planning on saying that, but okay. I don't see how that's your business.

Anyway, the reason why I wanted to talk about it is I feel like it's just a great opportunity to discuss how damaging and difficult those situations can be and you never ever want to be that person that outs someone no no you know like you don't want to take that away from someone no if you know then you have privileged information don't you exactly you have been trusted in one way or another with this information. Yeah. It's not yours to share. Don't ever pressure another person either. Yeah. You know, to pressure them to come out. Like, just leave them.

It's their journey. It's their information. And they'll do it in their own time. Bree and Clint. And that's us. That's the end of the Bree and Clint show. Thanks so much for joining us. Thanks, guys.

What's everyone having for dinner? Let me guess, tacos, enchiladas, and some sort of vegan soup. How did you know I was having vegan soup? Because I just know what you like. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I don't know what I'm having for dinner. You never ask. I never know. When was the last time you cooked dinner?

I don't want to have this conversation again. No, I had this conversation because you think that I don't cook because I'm lazy. That's what you think. But I went home and I talked to my wife and she said, Bree said I need to get in this kitchen and cook more. And she said, don't you dare. I don't want to eat your shit food. Whoa, man. Why all the tension? Yeah, why't you dare. I don't want to eat your shit food. Whoa, man.

Why all the tension? Yeah, why are you so triggered? We just were asking what you were having for dinner. Why didn't you know what you were having? Sorry, guys. I'm hungry. Obviously. Lucky dinner's being cooked for you.

You'll be ready on the table when you get home. Have a great night, everybody. We'll see you tomorrow. Bye-bye. Bye. Have a great night, everybody. We'll see you tomorrow. Bye-bye.