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Savings.
And now, coming
to you live from the
ZM Studios.
In Auckland, New Zealand, it's Brie and Clint.
G'day everybody and welcome to the Brie and Clint show this...
Tuesday.
Tuesday afternoon, thank you Brie.
You are welcome.
Even without headphones.
Yeah, I know.
You've come under repair today, haven't you?
I'm just raw dogging it for this afternoon's show.
Are you?
Yep.
How are you going to hear the callers?
Just feel the vibes.
Just feel the vibes out.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
You know, do my best.
We'll get the sign language interpreter in.
That'd be great.
To do the callers for you today.
Oh, here are the headphones.
Oh, headphones are here.
Stand down with the sign language interpreter.
It's my fault, I'm sorry.
Stand down.
Stand down, everyone.
Stand down.
Oh, yes.
Now I can hear.
I can hear the callers.
I can hear the music.
I can hear Clint.
I'll turn it back down.
Now that's better.
Fun show on the way for you.
2D, we will be playing our Big Barrel competition at 5 o'clock.
Yesterday we gave away a Dyson ear wrap.
I will admit, after we gave that away,
I went online to see how much they were because I really want one.
Yeah, they're not cheap, eh?
They're on sale, though, for Black Friday sales at a couple of places.
Cut it out, okay?
People have got enough temptation.
I heard our producer Ella earlier today
go, oh guys, I'm really stressed. I don't
know what to buy in the Black Friday sales.
And I said, what do you need? And she said, nothing.
I just don't want to miss out on the sales.
That's the whole point of the sales.
That's the whole point of the sales. To get a bargain.
To get a deal. I say
the best thing you can buy from
the Black Friday sales
are Christmas presents for other people.
Yeah, right.
Because hopefully you'll save a few bucks here and there.
I got some pants for myself, so.
There you go.
Let's play Tradie vs. Lady.
If you want to win 50 KFC, no, $50 cash,
you should call us now on 0800DIALZM.
Cash money, honey.
0800DIALZM.
Did you just say that?
No, I said 0800DIALZM. Okay, what did I say? 0800DIALZM. Cash money, honey. 0800 dial ZM. Did you just say that? No, I said 0800 dial ZM.
Okay, what did I say?
0800 dial ZM.
Oh.
Bree and Clint.
It's tradie versus lady.
Three, two, one, let's go.
Here we are, the tradies and the ladies.
We do this at the same time every day to find out who will triumph in the end.
The tradies on 98 for the year, the ladies on 102.
Tradies had a win yesterday, still behind though.
Our lady is calling from Tauranga.
She is 33 and she's a midwife.
Welcome to the show, Shay.
G'day, Shay.
How many babies have you delivered, let's say, this year?
Oh, not much.
I've been on maternity leave this year, so I've been pretty slow.
But I think overall I've probably done well over 200.
Whoa!
Did you deliver your own baby, seeing as you are a midwife?
No, that would be a bit silly, wouldn't it?
I don't know.
Yeah.
But no, I had C-sections anyway.
I couldn't do that.
Oh, right.
You can't do that.
Yeah, that's a bit complicated.
Yeah.
Stupid question, Clint.
You're taking on our tradies today from Gore, they're 28,
and they work with helicopters.
Please welcome to the show, Aaron.
G'day, Aaron.
Hello?
Hello.
Aaron, hi. When you say you work with helicopters, are you a diesel mechanic?
Are you a pilot?
What are you?
A loading driver.
A loading driver?
Yeah, a loading driver.
I load them.
I'm working with them.
Ooh.
Are you putting anything worth any money on the helicopters?
Oh, everything's worth money.
Everything's worth money.
Good answer.
Very mysterious.
Yeah.
Aaron, your buzzer is shady.
Shay, yours is lady. The first person to give us three correct answers wins the game. Everything's worth money. Good answer. Very mysterious. Yeah. Aaron, your buzzer is tradie.
Shay, yours is lady.
The first person to give us three correct answers wins the game.
Best of luck, guys.
Here we go.
Question number one.
Ariana Grande, usually known for her pop music success,
is currently wowing audiences in which blockbuster film?
Lady.
Yes, Shay.
Wicked.
It is, of course, the movie Wicked, and it's fantastic.
One to the ladies.
Question number two.
What sport is played at Auckland's ASB Classic over the summer period?
Lady.
Yes, Shay.
Cricket?
Ooh, no.
Good guess.
Aaron?
Tennis?
Yeah.
It is the tennis.
All right, that's one apiece. Question number three.
Buzz in when you can tell me who sings this.
Shay's in.
It's the Black Eyed Peas.
Nice.
It is the Black Eyed Peas.
Bit of Fergie in there.
Two to the ladies, one to the tradies.
Question number four.
Rachel Green, Joey Tribbiani, Chandler Bing, Monica.
Yes.
Aaron?
Friends.
I will finish the question and, Shay, you get a free guess.
Rachel Green, Joey Tribbiani, Chandler Bing, Monica and Ross Geller,
who is the missing friend?
Phoebe Buffay.
She's got it.
Is that the win?
That's the win. That's the win. She's got it. Is that the win? That's the win.
That's the win.
She's a lady.
Oh, oh, oh, she's a lady.
Just a bit of bad luck there, Aaron,
but Shay, you did very well and you won $50 cash.
Nice work.
Yay, thank you.
I've got my kids in the car cheering me on.
Oh, Mum did really well.
Thanks, Aaron.
Did a good job, mate.
Thanks, Dad. Did a good job, mate. Thanks, Dad.
Bree and Clint. I was having this discussion with my partner the other day
because we have little nieces and they were talking about
what their favourite cartoons are and then who they like
and who they don't like and that type of thing.
And it made us think about who are the people that all the kids have crushes on these days.
Oh, okay, yeah.
Like in terms of celebrities.
Yeah, yeah.
I feel like, you know, when we were kids, like in the 90s, there was the general people
that everyone had crushes on.
If there was a TV hits magazine now, who would the posters be of?
Yeah.
Who would the heartthrobs be?
Who are the kids crushing on these days?
If there was a girlfriend magazine, who would be on the cover?
Who would be on there?
It's a good question.
It made me think, though, about all the teenage and childhood crushes I had.
Oh, yeah.
You really carbon date yourself when you reveal these.
It puts a time stamp on your youth, doesn't it?
Yeah, I'm fine with that.
Okay.
I like to reminisce.
Who have you got?
I'll kick it off with one of my personal favourites, Freddie Prince Jr.
Oh, yeah.
Who didn't have a crush on Freddie Prince?
Got any Freddie Prince fans in the house?
Out there you're going to leave Bree hanging.
He's not my cup of tea.
I see it.
I never got into him, but I see it. Okay. I'm going to really show my age and I'm going to leave Brie hanging. He's not my cup of tea but... I see it. I never got into him but I see it.
Okay.
I'm going to really show my age and I'm going to be left out here.
No one's even going to know my original crush.
It was Minnie Crozier
from Shortland Street.
Ellen's daughter who was played by Robin Malcolm.
Nah. Cool.
Just me out here.
I'm sure she was very hot.
She was a babe. Yeah. When I was 12
I'm sure. I wanted to
literally marry her.
Yeah. I'm sure she was hot.
Claudia? I'm pretty sure I
had a crush on like a good
60% of S Club 7.
Really? Yeah.
I reckon at least 6 out of the 7.
Yeah. 6 out of 7? Yeah.
I mean Rachel was probably the top. Yeah. Jo she's got the flow. Nah Jo had the flow. Yeah. Six out of seven. Yeah. I mean, Rachel was probably the top.
Yeah.
Jo, she's got the flow.
Nah, Jo had the flow.
Nah, Rachel's doing her thing.
Tina?
Yeah.
Was there a Tina?
Yeah.
Rachel was the hottest.
And Paul.
He's getting down on the floor.
He's on the floor, yeah.
Hannah's screaming out for more.
Oh, Hannah was screaming out for more.
You can't deny that Rachel was the hottest.
She was the hottest for sure.
Ella, what about you?
Who was your childhood crush?
I'm a bit embarrassed now.
I had mine submitted and Claudia's going to put it up on the screen.
But this is like cartoon childhood stuff.
Handy Manny.
Oh, Ella.
So can I just say Harry Styles?
Yes, let's just pretend you said Harry Styles instead of Handy Manny,
the cartoon who talked to tools.
No, I can get into the cartoon crush.
I thought we were talking about when we were like eight.
Have you encountered the phenomenon of people not necessarily that young
who have got a crush on Captain Feathersword from The Wiggles?
Wow.
Yeah, I don't see it.
What?
No, I don't see it either.
You don't?
Yeah, there's something about Captain Feathersword, right?
He was my mum's number one crush.
Like, obsessed with him.
I'll give you some more of mine.
I had a big thing for Siobhan Ruakere from What Now?
And her character on Serial Stuff.
She's still hot.
She's so hot now.
Walter from Sticky TV.
Walter from Sticky TV is a good one.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Didn't he do Dancing with the Stars?
I don't know.
Maybe.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
I was into Kim Possible.
Oh, great choice.
Actually, I was into The Mole.
And Shego.
The Mole.
And Simba.
I had a real thing for Simba.
Did you ever crash on Simba the Liar?
Yeah, I did.
Right, teenage Simba, right?
Teenage Simba.
Teenage Simba, yeah.
Oh, even grown up Simba's hot AF.
I had a big thing for Sally Fletcher,
who was Kate Ritchie from Home and Away.
Yeah, is that why you were so weird when she came into the studio that time?
Yes.
Yeah, right.
That's exactly why I was so weird.
Makes sense.
Yeah, yeah.
I was super into Jonathan Taylor Thomas when he was on Home Improvement.
Oh, such a good choice.
I was so into him.
I watched a TikTok video of where they paparazzi'd him now.
Is he still cute?
Yep.
He's still cute.
No, you're thinking, are you thinking of the other one?
Because you remember how there's three sons in Home Improvement?
There's three brothers, yeah, yeah, yeah.
So the oldest one has been in a bit of trouble.
Oh, okay.
And then the middle one is Jonathan Taylor Thomas.
Yeah.
Who was Simba's voice.
Yes, that's right, yeah, yeah.
I mean, it's all full circle for me.
It's a full circle moment, yeah, yeah.
And then I think my ultimate crush, hands down, as a kid,
no doubt about it, the tennis player Anna Kournikova.
But I mean, so original.
Who didn't have a crush on her?
No, you can't say that because that was my crush.
No, it was my crush.
No, I think it was my crush.
That was mine.
I think it was my crush.
Let's poll the people and ask,
let's try and find out what today's crushes are.
Are you a young person?
Yeah, you're a young person and who are you crushing on?
Who do you like?
And it can be for whatever reason, you just really like this person.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
You believe one day you might grow up to marry this person.
Who is it?
You can text us on 9696 or if your mum and dad say you can,
you can call through 0800DIALS at M.
Young people, we want to know who are your crushes?
Bree and Clint.
Who are the kids crushing on?
Who's cool?
Who's cool now?
Who's hot stuff?
Who's hot?
We just want to know.
I'm really interested to know if we will recognise All of the names that come through
I've heard a lot
The name Brecky Hill
From a lot of young boys
Teenage boys
They love some Brecky Hill
Where have you got your ear to the street
In the teenage boy community
I've got a few cousins
Fortnite
No, not on Fortnite
Some of my cousins, I just always hear them talking about
Brackey Hill who apparently is a TikToker
Right, right, just before we get into this
And we got a lot of calls too
This is an example of one that I don't understand
Someone said I'm 23 now but my cartoon crush
Was Dr. Doofenshmirtz's daughter
Of Phineas and Ferb
Really?
Interesting.
Let's talk to Zoe on 800 Dials at M.
Hi, Zoe.
Hi, Zoe.
Hi.
How old are you, Zoe?
I'm 11.
11.
And who's your crush?
Jake Gellinghill.
Jake Gellinghill.
Gyllenhaal?
Gyllenhaal, yes. Yeah. Oh,ellinghill. Gyllenhaal. Gyllenhaal, yes.
Yeah.
Oh, okay.
Jake Gyllenhaal.
Hey, let me just say, Zoe, that's a great choice
because that is someone who has spanned generations.
Yeah.
Because I had a crush on him.
Jake Gyllenhaal.
Yeah, when I was younger.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
So it's a good choice.
Taylor Swift, six-boyfriend.
Okay, thanks, Zoe.
We appreciate it.
Let's go to Sienna Lee. Hi, Sienna Lee. Hi, thanks Zoe. We appreciate it. Let's go to Sienna Lee.
Hi, Sienna Lee.
Hi, Sienna Lee.
Hi.
How old are you, Sienna Lee?
I'm 12.
And what's the 411?
Who are you crushing on?
Yeah.
Dora the Explorer's cousin, Diego.
Yeah.
Not boots?
His name is Diego.
Yeah.
How long has this crush on Dora the Explorer's brother, Diego,
been going on, Sienna Lee?
Like, since I was literally, like, two.
I need to have a look at this guy.
I need to get my eyeballs on him.
Oh, hello, Diego.
Diego's got the same vibe as Brock from Pokemon, doesn't he?
He's got a good set of hair on him, doesn't he?
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Yeah, I see it, Sienna Lee.
Thanks, Sienna Lee.
We appreciate it.
You're giving us the inside word.
Cooper's here.
Hi, Cooper.
Hi, Cooper.
Hi.
Now, we want a boy's insight.
How old are you, Cooper?
I'm 11.
And who are you liking?
I'm Lucy from Despicable Me.
Okay, wait.
Hold on.
I'm just going to give that a little Google.
Lucy. Lucy Despicable Me. Okay, wait. Hold on. I'm just going to give that a little Google. Lucy.
Lucy Despicable Me.
How long have you had a crush on Lucy from Despicable Me?
Probably when I first saw the movie.
So around like four.
Oh, wow.
That's a fair while.
She's the deuteran allergicist in Despicable Me 2.
I see you, Cooper.
You like a bit of a ginger, do you? Yeah. Oh, I see. She despicable me too. I see you, Cooper. You like a bit of a ginger, do you?
Yeah.
Oh, I see.
She's part of the anti-villain league.
Okay, thanks, Cooper.
We appreciate it.
Let's go to Kitty on 800.00am.
Hi, Kitty.
Hi, Kitty.
Hi.
Tell us, how old are you?
11.
And who's your biggest crush right now?
Toothless.
Toothless.
Wait, the dragon? Yeah. Oh, I think Toothless. Toothless. Wait, the dragon?
Yeah.
Oh, I think Toothless is real hot too.
From How to Train Your Dragon?
Yeah.
And he's so cute, isn't he?
He has big eyes.
Wait, you've got a crush on a cartoon dragon, Kitty?
Yeah.
Hey, you never know.
You and Toothless could end up together.
Yeah, love is love.
Or you could end up with someone that is toothless.
I mostly want to turn into him.
Oh, that's cool.
Oh, okay.
That kind of goes.
All right.
Thanks, Kitty.
We appreciate it.
I need to read out some of the texts because they're so good.
Yeah.
It gives you a good insight, I think.
So someone said, my daughter, who is 10, is very into Draco Malfoy from Harry Potter right now.
Oh, yeah.
Yep. Which was, that one spans generations right now. Oh, yeah. Yep.
Which was that one spans generations as well.
He's iconic.
Yep.
Someone else said.
Bad Boy Edge.
Bad Boy Edge.
Someone else said John B from Outer Banks.
Outer Banks coming through a lot.
People on Outer Banks.
I am obsessed with Outer Banks.
I can totally see.
On Netflix, right?
John B very hot.
I also think Kiara and Sarah are both hot as well.
Yeah, yeah.
And I've been backed up because there's someone who texted her
and she said that her two boys are very into Kiara.
Okay.
I think she's played by a girl named Madison Bailey.
Very pretty.
And other people saying JJ from Outer Banks.
Just every character from Outer Banks.
Outer Banks, hot, so hot right now.
It is the hot show.
Lucy from Despicable Me 2 is played by Kristen Wiig.
And you can kind of see that in the character when you look at that.
Kristen Wiig's hot.
Yeah, I see that.
And to the one person who texted me and said,
don't worry, Clint, I also had a crush on Minnie Crozier from Shortland Street.
Thank you.
I appreciate it. Yeah. Thanks for that. I just still don't know, Clint, I also had a crush on Minnie Crozier from Shortland Street. Thank you. I appreciate it.
Thanks for that. I just still don't know who that is.
You can't even Google it. There's not even any
pictures. Is there not? No. That's how
old it is. Maybe in hydroglyphics.
Brian Clint.
I, Clint Roberts, have
recently changed my coffee
order, which you'll understand if you're
a coffee drinker, it's quite a big deal.
It's quite a big deal.
Your personality largely revolves around your coffee order
because that's your coffee order.
Would you say it's bigger or smaller than changing,
like, your KFC order?
Oh.
See, a KFC order, feel like can be situation dependent.
Like if you're coming in a bit dusty,
then you want like the hit of like a Wicked Wing type situation.
But if you're coming in super hungry,
you probably want more of like a quarter pack original recipe.
Most people have their standard KFC order.
Put it this way.
I'm ordering my coffee more often than I'm ordering my KFC.
So the coffee order, you're hitting it every single day.
So to change it, you know, and recently I have changed it.
I've gone from a lifelong order of a regular flat white
to a long black, which is more of an adult coffee.
I feel like it's a more serious coffee person coffee.
But the problem with a long black is it's real joyless as a coffee. I feel like it's a more serious coffee person coffee. But the problem with a long
black is it's real joyless
as a coffee. Then why have you changed
to a long black? It's just like hot black
water.
Because I feel like I needed to
you know, have an adult coffee
order. And also, I thought
oh, I can have more coffees because you know
I'm trying to
What?
Because you've taken the milk out of it so it's healthier.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
I don't think that's how it works.
It's about three calories in a long black.
Yeah, but I don't know if more coffee is necessarily better for you.
Anyway, I've stopped looking forward to my coffee every day.
That's sad.
I know.
Why take away the little bit of joy in your life?
I say put the full cream in there.
Yeah, and you can add a bit of cream to a long black.
I've been doing it.
Why take away the one thing you're looking forward to?
Anyway, I posted about it yesterday on my Instagram,
and then somebody sent me this video.
People who drink your coffee black,
do you know that you don't have to do that?
Nobody's like, oh, my God, did you see him with his black coffee?
Heroic. Heroic man. Put some milk and cream and vanilla sweetener in there and just enjoy it you're not enjoying that come on
yeah such a good point my nan used to be a black tea drinker yes yeah yeah yeah but she'd have to
put and i'm not joking when i say this six teaspoons of sugar in it to enjoy it.
Six teaspoons of sugar. And she would have like six of those a day.
Yeah, yeah, exactly right.
Six black teas a day.
Someone said long blacks are the current trend for 21-year-old girls.
Yeah.
Lean, shout out, shout on the way to Pilates.
Yeah, that's what I was saying.
It's about three calories in them.
So, yeah, I Pilates. Yeah, that's what I was saying. It's about three calories in them. So yeah, I understand that.
Yeah.
But she's...
Someone said,
my small flat white with the heart on the top
brings me joy every day.
Exactly right.
I'm never giving my coffee order up.
And don't.
Can I say as someone who did...
Well, you can go back.
Don't.
You can go back every day.
But it's like committing defeat.
So I go to my barista and they're like,
oh, are you here for your long black again?
Proper coffee, man?
And I'll be like, no.
Hey, you could get hit by a bus tomorrow
and I bet you'd think, oh, I wish I had a flat white today.
It's like when I tried to switch to oat milk.
Yeah, why are you doing this to yourself?
Why are you doing this to yourself?
Yeah.
Bree and Clint from iHeartRadio.
This is the latest live from LA with Dean McCarthy.
Christmas, oh, sorry.
No, you go.
Oh, you go.
We're both big fans, so you go.
You go.
We both love the film.
You'd think after six years we'd have this down pat, but we don't.
Dean, the movie, The Holiday, it's the time of year where it gets screened again,
and Jude Law has dropped a bombshell about that movie,
which is not a new film at all.
No, it's not a new film at all. I'll go.
It's my turn to go. This is so good.
So he's actually talking about this movie, The Holiday
starring Cameron Diaz. It's iconic.
He's shared something that has
left us shooketh, shooketh
till next Christmas. Have a listen to this,
what he said about the cottage. Check this out.
Can you Airbnb that cottage?
Yeah, I think you can. That cottage doesn't exist.
What?
What?
What?
Oh, yeah.
So the director,
she's a bit of a perfectionist,
toured that whole area
and didn't quite find
the chocolate box cottage
she was looking for.
So she just hired a field
and had someone build it.
But here's the funny thing,
if you watch it,
so we were shooting
in the winter here
and every time I go in that door
we shot the interiors in LA.
Really ruins a bit of the magic doesn't it?
I am
so devastated.
So correct me if I'm wrong, Jude
Law is playing Kate Winslet's
sister, a brother. Yes. And the cottage
belongs to Kate Winslet's character? Yes.
That's right eh? Yes. Yeah. And Jude
Law is a widower. You're telling me that Jude Law and Cameron Diaz
aren't living happily ever after somewhere in England
with their two daughters?
I'm so furious.
It's like a lot of your TV shows,
if you ever see behind the scenes.
It ruins the magic.
It's like when you realise the Friends apartment is a set
and it's not a real apartment.
Yeah.
It takes you out of it, doesn't it?
It really does.
Yeah.
You're better off not to.
You're like the Grinch.
Yeah, exactly.
You're the Grinch for telling us all this.
I'm devastated.
There's no Christmas.
It's cancelled.
Jude Law has ruined Christmas.
Yeah, yeah, absolutely.
Why would Jude Law do this to us?
The one thing we have to look forward to, Jude.
That's the latest.
Live out of Los Angeles with our Hollywood
correspondent, Dean McCarthy. Hey, Jude!
Shut up.
Bree and Clint.
Addison Rae on ZM. Bree and Clint,
that's Diet Pepsi.
Do you reckon they paid her for that song?
Definitely. Surely. Definitely, yeah.
Everything is a brand deal with
TikTok influencers. She should have to say hashtag ad
in the middle of that song then. Hashtag. Maybe she does. She should have to say hashtag ad in the middle of that song then.
Hashtag.
Maybe she does.
She should have to say hashtag sponsored, hashtag ad.
I think if you rewind it, you can hear her saying hashtag sponsored.
Oh, hashtag.
Producer Ella, you've got some info on this?
Yeah, I have a fun fact.
So she was playing that song to Charlie XCX. She didn't have a song title.
And Charlie XCX said to her, you should call it Diet Pepsi.
Really?
Yeah.
Well, that was from Addison's Ray mouth.
It was an interview.
So maybe there you go.
Interesting.
But still, low key could be like a secret ad.
Charlie XCX trying to sabotage.
Addison Ray's lucky to get an audience with Charlie XCX, isn't she?
Addison Ray's turned it around.
I could do a whole podcast on the marketing around her.
Okay.
It's quite interesting.
Okay.
That song has grown on me.
Have you heard Aquamarine?
That song from her is so good.
Is there anything about, oh, no, Cleo in there?
Yeah, yeah.
Is there?
How do you know?
Yeah, I knew it.
I knew it.
Anyway, I want to talk about this study, which, I mean, it drew me in this article
because it pretty much said cheaters and cheating could be a genetic thing.
Really?
So you were born with it?
Could be in your genetic makeup.
Your disposition to cheating was handed down to you by your father
and his father before him.
So hear me out.
I mean, it's not my study, but this is what the information is saying.
So this is back in 2010.
They did a study which found that people with a certain gene,
it's got a big fancy name, it's like DRD4VNTR,
but it's also known as the thrill-seeking gene,
which is a real thing,
are more likely to have an inclination to cheat.
Really? Because they love the thrill of the chase?
Well...
They love to take a risk.
Essentially, they reckon this particular gene influences
how your brain processes dopamine.
So the feel good hormone and usually people with this gene
seek out riskier behavior to experience the same amount of satisfaction
as like another person that doesn't have that gene.
Fascinating.
So then by playing that forward,
does that mean if your partner is into things like
base jumping and skydiving and swimming with sharks,
he's more likely to cheat on you?
Look, I'm not an expert,
but it does sound like they might have the thrill-seeking gene.
If your boyfriend rides a lime scooter
without using the helmet
that's attached to the Lime Scooter, there's a strong –
Bree Thomas-Sell is saying there's a strong chance that he's cheating on you.
Look, I mean, if he's riding a Lime Scooter around
and doesn't want to wear a helmet, you're probably safe.
Here's what you can know for sure.
If he's riding the Lime Scooter and he is wearing the provided helmet,
he's definitely not cheating on you.
Yeah.
It's not that he doesn't want to.
It's just no one else wants to cheat with him.
In fact, there's a strong chance you are cheating on him.
And if he's riding one of those Lime Scooters that have the seat,
he's definitely a virgin.
I was going to say, you guys are waiting until marriage.
Yeah.
Yeah.
For sure.
Those lime scooters with the seat.
Not it, eh?
That's it. Although. Those are a real
dick shrinker. I must say
they do look very comfortable.
Don't do it. Don't do it.
I've never done it. Don't do it.
I reckon I could pull it off. I reckon that's the last
bit. I reckon I could pull it off
and make it look sexy. I don't. pull it off. I reckon that's the last bit. I reckon I could pull it off and make it look sexy.
I don't.
I don't.
You don't think I could?
I don't think anybody could.
I don't think, to go back to the start of the conversation,
I don't think Edison Ray could.
Producers, do you reckon I could pull that off?
I feel like I've seen it.
Have I done it?
Weren't we walking back from somewhere and you were like, later losers, I'm getting a lame scooter and I'm out of here.
Wasn't that a scene in one?
Weren't we at the radio scooter and I'm out of here. Wasn't that a seated one? Wasn't it?
Weren't we at the radio awards and I'd worn the heels and we were all walking back to
work to get like our flat shoes and I couldn't do it.
So I got on the lime scooter.
The seated lime scooter.
I'm sure it was a seated one.
I feel like it wasn't.
I feel like they weren't around yet.
Well, we were dressed to the nines for the radio awards.
So if there was any time you were going to make the seated one look sexy.
That was it.
That was the moment. That was the moment. So if there was any time you were going to make the seated one look sexy, that was the moment.
That was the moment.
So true.
We want to ask you a question about cheating this afternoon.
What is it?
Yeah, like, did you give a cheater a second chance
and did they prove the saying, once a cheater, always a cheater, correct?
Right, okay.
Yeah, yeah.
Like, did you...
Did you get cheated on by the same person twice?
Yes.
Yeah, like, what's the deal?
0800 dial ZM or you can text us on 9696.
Here's your opportunity.
Yeah.
You can have a vent to us.
Is the saying, once a cheater, always a cheater, is it true?
Let's put that saying to bed.
Let's put the theory to the test.
And what do you say about it maybe being genetic?
Like, how does that sit with you?
Bree and Clint.
This is juicy.
And they're mostly text.
We're just trying desperately to get some of these people
to come on the phone and tell their cheating stories.
Yeah, but I understand it is a bit of a sensitive topic.
We are trying to figure out or debunk the theory,
the saying, once a cheater, always a cheater.
Because a study from 2010 is back in the news today
which says that cheating could be in your DNA.
Yeah, it could be genetic.
You could have a gene that makes you more inclined to cheat.
They're saying it's, what did you say, the thrill-seeker gene?
The thrill-seeker gene.
So you'll take a risk. I guess you're not
as
concerned about the repercussions
of your actions, which a lot
of thrill-seekers aren't, you know?
People with the thrill-seeking gene
I find are always chasing
dopamine. So they're doing
something and doing something
to get that quick dopamine hit
rather than thinking about long term and the bigger picture.
I've also heard it talked about that it's like the frontal lobe of your brain
isn't properly developed yet,
so you don't think about the consequences of your actions.
But look, we're not neuroscientists.
We don't know.
We're just asking, did someone cheat on you?
You gave them a second chance and then they cheated again.
Like this text here, it says, yes, I gave a cheater a second chance twice
and on both times they did it again.
The first one had slept with over 100 women while married to his first wife
and I stupidly thought that he wouldn't do it to me.
What an idiot.
And 100% I believe it is in the DNA.
God, that hurts, eh?
Because you want to believe that you're the lucky one?
You want to believe what they tell you.
You're the one that's going to make them change.
They're not going to do that to me.
What we have is special.
99% of the time, unfortunately, not the case.
This person wants to be anonymous.
Hi, Anonymous.
Hi, Anonymous.
Hi, how's it going?
Good, thanks.
What do you think about once a cheater, always a cheater?
Oh, yeah, I've got a concern, Nanay.
You know, the mother-in-law was a bit of a cheat on her husband
and I think, yeah, did pass down through the ranks, eh?
So you're saying someone that you dated,
their mother was a cheater as well?
And then they cheated on you?
Yeah, well, her mother cheated on her father.
Yeah.
And we got together at 14 years old and had children at 17.
And in that time, she cheated three times once every seven years.
Once every seven years.
Right, okay. Was it the seven year itch every seven
years and she just needed a fix?
Yeah, couldn't even get ointment for that
either.
She might have needed some ointment. Well, sorry to hear
that anonymous. That's not good. That's not
ideal. Someone said
yes,
I've given a cheater a second chance twice
on both times they've done it again.
Oh, you read that one.
Sorry, this one here.
Yep, confirmed.
My partner of 38 years cheated three times every seven years throughout our relationship.
Yeah.
Another one, seven years.
Yeah, another one. Another one, seven years.
Someone else said, 100% true.
My husband cheated, gave him a second chance, and he never stopped cheating on me with the same person.
Lots of lies about what happened the entire time.
And even now, three years later, still lies about the situation
depending on who he is telling.
Totally genetic.
His dad did the same thing to his mum,
and his granddad had a whole secret family.
Oh, no.
I love the idea of the cheater gene.
The cheater gene. The cheetah gene.
The cheetah gene.
Do I believe it?
Not necessarily, but.
It's an interesting theory.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Yeah.
Whether there's complete science to back it up, I don't know.
Like your dad has to sit you down one day and go, look, boy.
There's something that runs in our family.
There's something you need to know about men in this family.
And he's like, is it prostate cancer?
No.
No, but you're in the right region.
Is it diabetes?
No.
No.
You're destined to be a cheater.
Like your daddy and his daddy.
And his daddy's daddy.
And his daddy before him.
And a lot of ladies call us daddy.
Too many ladies.
Brie and Clint.
We were talking before Brie brought a 2010 study to the table
that suggested that cheating could be genetic.
It talked about the thrill-seeker gene.
And we talked about whether someone who is a thrill-seeker
is more likely to be a cheater in that regard.
That's what this study was saying.
There's a correlation, yeah.
Someone has texted and they said they believe the opposite to be true.
They say you can't help being born with the thrill-seeker gene,
but people who do skydiving and paraponting and whatever, surfing,
they are fulfilling their desires in other ways.
That's how they're getting their fix.
Right, and then if you can't do that, then you'll just cheat.
And other people who have the thrill-seeker gene just choose to cheat instead.
Got to itch, need to scratch it.
You've got to get it out of your system.
Yeah.
I guess.
What would you rather your partner do, cheat on you or base jump?
I feel like I'd probably rather them cheat on me.
I don't know.
Really?
Yeah, because base jumping, they could die.
Yeah, but if they cheat, you'll want them to die.
Yeah, I mean, it's the circle.
Catch-22, isn't it?
The circle of life.
After a pasting last week, Ella is back for another round of Let's Get Classical.
She is doing her best, okay?
She's doing her best in this game, so keep that in mind
when you text in who you think is going to win this thing.
We had to call the ambulance last week because...
She also is huffing and puffing because she's been told she's not allowed to scream on this show anymore.
Yeah, the boss has told me off.
So Ella, breathe.
Don't patronise me.
You make me so infuriated.
We just want you to be proud of yourself.
Ella, just calm down.
You need to text Ella or Bree and Clint.
Bree and Clint are a team or Ella.
Who do you think is going to win Let's Get Classical this week?
If you back the winning team, you could score 50 KFC chicken dollars.
One dollar in the scream jar, guys.
Hey, Ella, shut up.
Run at us.
I will.
I will? You want me to?
Yeah, run at us.
Start her on a negative one for screaming. I'm going to whip you. Run at us. I will. I will? You want me to? Yeah, run at us. Start her on a negative one for screaming.
I'm going to whip you.
Bree and Clint.
Let's get classical.
Cow.
Such a good game.
Such a good idea from us.
Yeah, great idea.
We get pop songs and we have them recreated in classical style. Well, we don't.
Claudia does because the challenge is
for us to figure out what that song is.
Right, Claude? Yeah, and I play them all myself.
Yeah. She came... Yeah, she plays
them herself. She's a multi-instrumentalist.
She just bought an oboe. Yeah, yeah.
She's got one of those... Oh no, sorry.
It was actually a saxophone.
Saxophone, yeah, yeah, yeah.
You've got a sitar as well, don't you?
Of course
Sit down sitar
And a harp
And a harp
I can see Claudia playing the harp
Be graceful
She started out really good
That's why she plays on her own
And I don't know what's happened lately
But she's still giving it a good go
So Ella is a one person team
And me and you, Brie
Who are meant to be the disadvantaged ones,
we're doing really well over here as a team of two.
We're working well as a team, I must say.
Yeah, yeah.
I've got a couple of pieces of information that I need to share, okay?
Firstly, Ella and I have swapped headphones,
and I'm now using hers, and these are horrific.
Only one side works, and I feel like I can't hear myself at all.
Okay, okay.
Maybe she was disadvantaged.
Yeah, sure.
You all guys have the same headphones now.
Yeah, but that's what my hearing's like naturally.
True.
Second piece of information, score update.
We haven't done this for a while.
Don't do this.
Is this for the year?
Don't do this.
For the year.
Since you guys started playing with Ella.
They're winning.
Bree and Clint, you guys are on 18 for the year.
Yes.
Ella is on 17 for the year.
This is the first time that you guys have passed over her.
I'm just a baby.
So this is Ella's game to lose.
All right, let's put the foot down, Brie.
Let's jump straight in.
You guys know the rules.
Buzz in with your name if you know the song.
Let's do it.
Ella.
Bad Habits, Ed Sheeran? No.
Close. Not quite.
We can continue.
Ella.
Not yet.
Yeah No Ella
Ella
Don't do this to me
Ella
Technically they get a fruit guess
Although actually no
I'm going to go to Ella
Because you guys should have had to guess
Before you kept like
Alright Brie and Clint
We'll use our guess
No
Guys
This is my game
Don't you fight me.
It's shivers, Ed Sheeran.
I'm not giving you that point, but it is.
I love it when you do it like that.
And when you're closer, give me the shivers.
Oh, baby, you're gonna dance to my heart.
Look how Clint and I completely ignored what was going on out there
and just played our own game.
I think we get that point.
No, I'm not giving you that point.
I feel like that we earned it.
Thank gosh you did not.
We played by the rules.
No, you freaking didn't.
If you went on the buttons, no points.
No points.
Fine, okay.
Next song.
Okay, fine.
We'll still win.
Shut up.
Ella! Ellen!
Quietly, yes. No screaming.
Sorry, is it Green Light by Lorde?
It is.
Suck it! Suck it! Suck it!
Alright, one all.
One all. One all. It's not one all. It's not one all. One all.
One all.
It's not one all.
It's not one all.
Claudia.
You guys are turning on me now.
Claudia, host the game.
Come on.
We're not playing this next week.
This is the last song we're ever going to do.
Yeah, Ella, you're ruining it.
Yeah.
This song's worth two points.
Let's go. Let's go.
Break.
Yeah.
That is, no.
It's Evanescence.
No, I'll stop you there.
Anyone else? No, my turn. Yeah, I'll stop you there. Anyone else?
No, my turn.
Yeah, your turn.
Play it.
I know it.
Play it for 20 seconds.
Oh, no. Oh, no.
When do we get to go?
Clint.
I don't know the title.
Clint.
I get a 10.
I get to buzz in.
I know it, but I don't.
Link and Pat, num. I get to buzz in. I know it, but I don't. Linkin Park, num.
I become so numb.
I can't feel you there.
Become so tired.
So much more.
It's a tie.
It's a tie.
No, you distinctly heard Claudia say that was worth two points.
I heard her.
I heard her say that.
I want to talk to you after this.
Paige, you've won 50 KFC chicken dollars for backing Bree and Clint.
Congratulations.
Screw you, Paige.
Don't listen to her, Paige.
Don't listen to her.
She's just mad right now.
She's on her last warning.
She's just sad because she's not part of the winner's circle.
Oh, yeah.
Bree and Clint.
I have seen another one of Kelly Clarkson's covers that she does,
Kelly Oki.
They're not covers because once she sings a song, it becomes hers.
It becomes her song, absolutely.
It's not a cover anymore.
It's just Kelly Clarkson's song.
So I've been around collecting some of the best ones in a new segment
that I'm calling That's Kelly Clarkson's Song Now.
Yep.
It's her. She owns it.
I saw someone in the comments say that Kelly Clarkson is gathering
other people's songs like Thanos
with the stones.
Yeah.
I feel like that is
a good way to look at it because every time
she sings another song she becomes more
powerful. On one hand as an artist
it's the ultimate compliment for Kelly Clarkson
to cover your song. And on the other hand,
you don't want her to do it because she
will show you how it was supposed to be sung.
Yeah, if I was an artist, the last
person I want singing my song
is Kelly Clarkson because she
almost 99% of the time
does it better than the original. It's so good.
The one that got my attention today
was Kelly Clarkson doing Chabal Rhone's Pink Pony Club.
Have you heard it?
I haven't heard it.
This is it.
This is Kelly Oakey Pink Pony Club.
On the stage in my heels
It's where I belong
Down at the Pink Pony Club
I'm gonna keep on dancing
At the Pink Pony Club
Chappell Rhone is fantastic.
This is Kelly Clarkson just farting out of cover.
She's just jumping up on stage and giving it a go.
She's so good, eh?
She's so good.
She recently did Shania Twain as well. The one that I belong to You're still the one I want for life
That's been Shania Twain's song for nearly 30 years.
Kelly Clarkson now owns it.
She's like a Dementor.
She sucks the soul and the songs out of every artist around.
You know what it is, I reckon?
It's the feeling in her voice.
Yes, the soul. Like the emotion, the soul.
Like you can just feel every word.
She doesn't just do old songs, obviously.
She did Chapel Run.
She's also doing Sabrina Carpenter.
Oh, no.
For Kelly O'Keefe.
Poor Sabrina.
All I'm asking, baby.
Please, please, please, don't prove I'm right.
Oh, it's good.
All of a sudden, this is the saddest country song I've ever heard.
Oh, she can sing her titties off, can't she?
She's saying her titties off, aren't you? She's so good.
That's a true story, though.
Yeah.
She had to have a boob job because she literally sang her titties off.
She sang her titties off, yeah, yeah.
That was the moment.
Oh, she's good.
She's recently done Lady Gaga.
Oh. When the sun goes down and the band won't play,
I'll always remember us this way.
Oh, yeah.
Oh.
I don't want to be just a member of a band.
That's my new favourite version.
Right?
So good.
If you're just joining us, we're talking about Kelly Clarkson
stealing other people's songs by singing them better than the original.
She is the Dementor of the pop music world.
When the sun goes down
And the band won't play I'll always remember Christian. Question.
Yeah.
Would we all agree...
Oh, sorry.
Bloody hell.
Bloody hell.
Would she be the most successful person to ever come from a reality singing competition?
Arguably.
Like who would be up there?
One Direction?
But I'm talking solo.
Carrie Underwood?
Oh, yeah.
Yeah, it's hard to say.
Who would it be?
Oh, Clay Aiken.
Ben Lummis.
Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
He just had a song come out. Rosita Vai. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And Bo Munga. I Oh, Clay Aiken. Ben Lummis. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. He just had a song come out.
Rosita Vai.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Bo Munga.
I mean, there's plenty.
There is a lot.
If you want to see some incredible covers,
just bang Kelly Oki into your TikTok app and you'll see him.
You won't be disappointed.
We didn't even get to play Miley Cyrus or Billie Eilish,
but we'll get it.
I might do this regularly.
There might be a second round.
Yeah.
That was the latest version of...
That's Kelly Clarkson's song now.
It is a Tuesday, which means it is time to do the unthinkable, Clint,
to take on the unclimbable mountain that is Name in a Haystack.
It's a radio game we've been playing for a couple of weeks here on the show.
And look, we understand that this radio miracle could take months, years, decades.
We don't know, but we're willing to give you that moment in the hope that one day it does come.
It's not impossible.
It's a random name and a random location come up with on the spot and the name of that
person has to answer the phone. Exactly.
The person with that name has to be the one to pick it up.
That is the whole premise of the idea
and to make sure everything is completely
at random we use our producers
to throw out names and businesses.
Ella, can we have a name off the top
of your head today please? Graham. Good luck.
Graham. Graham. I feel like
Ella wants us to fail today.
Yeah, she does.
She's mad at us.
She's mad at us for something else.
Okay, Claudia, come on, help us.
I'm going to profile Graham.
Yeah.
I feel like he works.
Oh, you're going to up our chances.
Yeah.
I feel like Graham works at a pub.
Oh, Graham could work at a pub.
He could work.
I want to say maybe an RSA.
I was going to go more Irish pub.
Oh, okay.
Like Father Ted's or something.
Okay.
Yeah, I feel you. Can you get us to a Father Ted's? Oh, okay. Like Father Ted's or something. Okay. Yeah, I feel you.
Can you get us to a Father Ted's somewhere in New Zealand?
Right, we're after Graham.
And if Graham answers...
He has to be the one to answer the phone.
And how much money is on the line?
It's now a company-backed idea.
It's worth $100 cash if Graham answers the phone.
Oh, come on, Graham.
That's what we've jackpotted to.
Hello, Father Ted?
Hello.
Who may I be speaking with?
Ethan.
Ethan.
Oh, Ethan.
If your name was Graham, you could have won $100.
Graham?
Yeah.
Is there a Graham that works there at Father Ted's?
There's no Graham that works there, no.
Bugger. So there wasn't even a chance? There's no Graham that works here, no. Bugger.
So there wasn't even a chance.
It's Bray and Clint from ZM, Ethan.
Oh, yeah?
Is there a Graham in your wider family?
Do you have a grandfather or a cousin or anyone called Graham?
There you go.
Pardon?
Say that again?
Sorry, I'm in the middle of serving.
Oh, no, no, you're all right, Ethan.
We'll let you go.
Don't worry about it.
Thank you, Ethan.
Thank you for your time.
We appreciate it. What's that? Is this the radio? Yeah. Oh, no, no, you're all right, Ethan. We'll let you go. Don't worry about it. Thank you, Ethan. Thank you for your time. We appreciate it.
What's that?
Is this the radio?
Is this?
Yeah.
Oh, yeah.
No worries.
Appreciate your time, Ethan.
Anyway, I'm sorry to tell you, unless you want to give me something.
We'll be in to split the G later.
Thanks so much.
No worries.
All right.
All right.
I'll give him something with that accent.
Isn't it nice?
Sexy.
Yeah.
Can we just call Irish bars every week?
Yeah.
Why not?
We should have gone for a nice Irish name like Callum or Finnegan.
Yeah.
Finnegan?
Yeah.
I love the name Finnegan.
Fin, Finbar.
Had hair on his chinigan.
Chinny chinigan.
Well, so jackpots to $150.
$150, yeah.
$150, name in a haystack, and to the people texting through their name
and the business that they work at.
That's not how it works.
It doesn't work like that.
That's not how it works.
It needs to be by pure chance.
Bree and Clint.
Oh, this is quite interesting.
A relationship study has been done which looked into who is ageing the best,
the most successfully, they call it in this study.
Is it married, divorcees, widows or single people?
Right, okay.
And essentially they broke it up into genders as well,
like who's ageing better, married men or married women,
et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. Which I reckon definitely would have an effect.
You reckon there'd be a difference?
Yeah, I do.
Okay, so let's go through the results.
So the study found that women who have never been married aged more successfully
than those who had experienced divorce or widowhood.
Yeah.
Which I mean that just means, yeah, they haven't been through the stress
of a divorce or losing a partner.
Which I mean makes sense.
It said that married women showed no significant differences
from women who'd never been married.
Oh, okay. That's interesting. It been married. Oh, okay.
That's interesting.
It was similar.
Yeah, right.
It was similar.
The study found...
So just to be clear, married women and single women.
Yes.
Those are the ones ageing the best on the female side of the ledger.
Yes.
Okay.
And they didn't see a real big difference.
And just to clarify, when we say aging successfully, I really like the
definition that they've used in this because they went off physical health, including chronic
illnesses, disabilities, psychological, social, emotional well-being, as well as self-perception
of aging. So they've covered everything. Yeah than have they covered wrinkles oh right yeah
exactly rather than that they covered facial sag but do they have a six pack at 50 you know
so they've actually looked into my boobies around my belly button how well they aged um the research
found uh what do you think in terms of married men and single men who aged more successfully according to this study
does it give any sort of like age brackets because i feel like single men in their 20s and 30s i'm
pretty sure maybe even 40s feel like they're crushing it but then when you get to 50 60 70
you go oh wait i think this is a study that's done over a long time, maybe 60s.
I reckon married men, married men, yeah,
men in a long-term relationship will be ageing the best.
The study found that married men age better than their never married peers.
Yeah.
Yeah.
The research found, so that's interesting.
For women, doesn't change.
Doesn't change, married or not married.
For men, when they've been married, they age more successfully
when they haven't been married, according to this study.
Yeah, we need you guys.
Yeah.
We do.
Men who transitioned out of marriage, so like through a divorce,
separation, widowhood,
were less likely to age successfully.
Wow, okay.
Which is the same as women.
Yeah.
And what about the single men?
The guys who stayed single?
Yeah, the never married ones.
Yeah.
They don't age as well as the married ones.
Yeah, there you go.
Yeah.
There you go.
Yeah.
Men, we need you guys.
Probably because they've got all the women looking after
them you're telling them to eat right exactly right go good do some exercise but also men
isolate themselves over time like they stop keeping in touch with their friends you know
they just they just they become they just become an old man in their shed and if they don't have
someone around at least going you need to go to the doctor right i'm not joking i say to my partner all the time there's it's rare that i'm left alone to my
own devices like at home where i have to you know be an actual adult and look after the dogs and
cook for myself and there's a i remember i think it was year, she went away for like a week and I messaged her like on day six and I was like,
you need to come home.
Yeah.
I've eaten so bad.
Yes.
Yeah, me too.
I've got takeaways.
I haven't exercised.
When Lucy goes away with the kids, I'm like, well.
The sheets are disgusting.
I was like, I've just lost all hope.
Well, it's Tuesday.
I should probably open a bottle of wine, you know.
I just can't be trusted on my own, eh?
It's shocking.
Bree and Clint.
Charlie, Ixie X and Apple.
What's your favourite Apple?
Go.
Jez.
Jez, we're aligned on this.
You just stole that from me.
We're aligned.
We're aligned.
I mean, you're a smart boy.
Jez bits Apple.
I grew up on an Apple farm. I know my apples. Yeah, I like a lemonade Apple too. But Jez. Yeah, well, I mean, you're a smart boy. Jazz bits apple. I grew up on an apple farm.
I know my apples.
Yeah, I like a lemonade apple too.
But jazz.
Yeah.
Jazz.
Jazz is elite.
Yeah, jazz all over me.
All righty, birthday banger time.
Number one song when you turn 16.
Who are we kicking it off with?
Mikaela is going to do their mum Paula's birthday banger. Kia ora Michaela.
Hi Michaela. Hi.
How old are you?
I'm 15. 15? Okay
so we'll hear from you next year when
you turn 16 hopefully.
Yeah. But right now let's do your mum's.
What's her birthday?
19th of August 1984.
Alright that means she was 16
in the year 2000.
And on that day, this was at the top.
Huge birthday banger.
Oh, but Kayla, you've got to know that song, surely.
Yeah.
Yeah, Anastasia.
No, no, no, no, no, yeah.
Banger. So I was just giving you the solo. Oh, surely. Yeah. Yeah, Anastasia. No, no, no, no, no, yeah.
Banger.
So I was just giving you the solo.
Yeah.
I don't need a solo.
That's a good one to start off.
Rebecca's going to go next.
Hi, Rebecca.
G'day, Bec.
Hello, Brian.
Clint, how are you?
Good, mate.
How are you?
Yeah, not too bad, thank you.
Good to hear.
Well, we're excited to do your birthday banger.
What is your date of birth?
10th of April, 1992.
All right, that means you were 16 in 2008.
And Rebecca, here's your birthday banger. My toes makes me crinkle my nose wherever you go.
Oh, it's Colby Collet.
No.
That's a SingStar classic.
Yeah, I love that song.
Me too.
I haven't heard it in a while.
Remember we interviewed Colby Collet?
Did we?
Yeah, when we first started doing this show, we talked to Colby Collet.
What was...
Not really.
Yeah.
She had new music or something.
And they're like, do you want to talk to Colby Collet about her new music?
And we're like, why the hell not?
Why wouldn't we talk to Colby Collet? It's a good one, Bec. Wait there. We're going, do you want to talk to Colby Clay about her new music? And we're like, why the hell not? Why wouldn't we talk to Colby Clay?
It's a good one, Bec.
Wait there.
We're going to do one more for Emily.
Hi, Em.
Hi, Emily.
Hi.
Hi.
What have you been doing today, Emily?
Just working on my way home.
Oh, nice.
Good to hear.
What do you do for work?
I work at the bank.
Oh.
On a scale of one to boring, how boring is working at a bank?
It's actually more
than you'd think. Really?
Wait, is one exciting?
You said one to boring. Yes. So one is
exciting. One's exciting. And then
boring is the most boring job ever.
We're about a three.
Okay, wait. What was the
most exciting thing that happened at the bank
today?
You know what? Actually actually nothing exciting happened today.
But Brie, but tomorrow there could be a robbery, so you don't know.
Oh, let's not wish that upon anyone.
Hey, Emily, while you're here, mate, what is your birthday?
15th of October, 97.
Alright, that means you were 16 in 2013, Emily.
And on that day, this was at the top.
I came in like a wrecking ball.
I never hit so hard.
What a belter.
Okay.
Oh, it's a bit of Miley Cyrus.
You like it, Emily?
Into it?
Yeah.
Yep.
She's like the millennial Anastasia.
Yes.
Yeah.
Okay, wait there. Anastasia, Yes. Yeah. Okay, wait there.
Anastasia, Colby, Kalei, Miley Cyrus, all the girls today.
All the gals.
I think I'm going with my girl Rebecca and a bit of Colby, Kalei.
That's my vote.
You want to hear Colby, Kalei bubbly?
Yeah, I feel like I do.
Starts in my toes and I crinkle my nose.
That's up to you.
I reckon.
You've sold me.
Yeah.
You've sold me on that.
Hey, Bec, you've just won birthday banger.
Congratulations.
Oh, yeah, you're wicked.
Here you go.
Nice work, Bec.
Hopefully you get top points on SingStar, everyone in the car.
Brent and Clint, you're on.
Send him.
I've been awake for a while now.
You got me feeling
like a child now.
Brie and Clint.
Wherever you go.
Brie and Clint,
the winner of
Birthday Banger
is Colby Calais,
bubbly.
I'm getting roasted
for that decision.
We are copping
an absolute roasting
on the text machine.
Who knew,
who knew
Brie and Clint listeners
were such devout
Anastasia fans?
I reckon we just play back-to-back birthday banger.
It's the end of the year.
We've given up.
It's not the end of the year.
It's November.
It's the end of November?
I mean, look, it's already about a minute in.
Yeah, chuck it in.
Let's just play Anastasia.
Bree and Clint.
Do not use the footage of what I was just doing for anything, okay?
Yeah, Ella, that is not nice.
Dude, look what she's doing.
Ella, don't use it.
Don't you, dear?
Don't.
No, I veto it, okay?
I use my power of veto.
I veto it.
Yeah, don't use that.
People don't know what we're talking about.
Let's talk about the thing we were going to talk about,
which is what I believe I've found
which is the greatest
year for movies
of all time.
Remember that conversation
we were having the other day
about how Wicked
is fantastic
and it's great that there's
a blockbuster movie out now
but other than Gladiator
we kind of struggled
to think of any other
good movies this year.
Big movies.
Yeah.
Then we remembered
Inside Out 2.
Inside Out 2 was huge.
It was a good one.
Yeah.
I did a bit of digging.
It Ends With Us, the Blake Lively one,
which everybody was interested in,
and then it almost cost her her career
because everyone found those old videos of her.
Oh, yeah.
And The Joker with Lady Gaga.
What about Deadpool vs Wolverine?
Oh, yeah.
That was massive.
I think that might be the biggest movie of the year
alongside Inside Out 2.
And then Wicked.
And then Wicked.
Yeah.
Yeah, that's a few.
It pales in comparison to this list that I found
of movies that was released in the year 1999.
Titanic?
No, Titanic was the end of 1997, the beginning of 1998.
Let me just walk you through this list.
Every single movie on this list that I'm about to say
came out in the year 1999.
Okay.
In no particular order.
The Mummy,
10 Things I Hate About You,
Fight Club,
The Talented Mr. Ripley,
Cruel Intentions,
Eyes Wide Shut,
The Green Mile,
The Matrix,
American Beauty, She's All That, Star Wars Episode One.
Jeez, bad time to release a movie.
Stuart Little, The Blair Witch Project, American Pie, The Sixth Sense, Austin Powers, The Spy Who Shagged Me, Notting Hill.
Wow. The Virgin Suicides, Any Given Sunday, Sleepy Hollow, Iron Giant, Runaway Bride.
Damn.
Big Daddy's House, Girl Interrupted.
Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.
Julia Roberts had Notting Hill and Runaway Bride.
She did two movies in a year.
In the same year.
God, she was a machine.
Never Been Kissed, Wild Wild West, Juice Bigelow, Male Gigolo,
and Bicentennial Man.
A huge year.
Every single one of those movies came out in the year 1999.
Okay, hold on.
And I wonder if that was the last year before piracy was a thing.
If maybe that was the last, before we had DVD burners, if that was it,
they were like,
movies will never die.
We're all making movies.
This is what we're doing.
I'm just looking at movies
that have come out this year.
Just to get an idea.
Blink Twice,
the one with Channing Tatum.
Oh yeah.
Which was quite a good film.
Dark,
but quite good.
The Substance,
which was big.
Wasn't a cinema release though.
No. It ends with
us. We said The Challengers
with
Zendaya. Was that this year?
That was this year. Yeah.
Fall Guy, which was a big
action-packed comedy.
Fall Guy? With Ryan Gosling
and Emily Blunt. That was big.
What else? Oh,unt. That was big. What else?
Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
That was big in the cinema.
And that's...
And that's about it.
Yeah, not all that much else.
Can you imagine if you're a movie buff in the year 1999?
Because all of those movies came out in the cinemas.
Can you imagine?
But I guess movie tickets were cheaper.
But can you imagine how many movies you would have gone to?
It would have been one of those ones where you go to the cinema
and you have to look at the board and you go,
God, what are we going to watch?
Yeah.
What do we feel like watching?
Like that's a great time.
Whereas now you're lucky if there's two movies that you want to see
that are out at the same time.
So.
I mean, I say bring it back.
I love going to the cinema.
Yeah. It's the to the cinema. Yeah.
It's the best thing ever.
Such a great experience.
And when there's a movie you really want to see,
that's the best feeling.
Yeah.
Because you're like super excited to go.
Wicked is doing that at the moment.
Wicked is that film.
Yeah.
And if you're on the fence about going to see Wicked.
At the cinemas.
At the cinemas, I urge you,
because there will be a time in your life
where people talk about it and you'll go
oh yeah I watched it at home
on my smart TV
and you'll wish you had
went to see it in cinema. I've got
a pretty good sound bar. I actually
whipped out the 3D glasses
at home for it.
Bree and Clint. And that's
the end of the Bree and Clint show.
Thanks, guys.
Thanks for having us.
We've got to go.
Bree's got a macaroni cheese in a bag waiting for her tonight.
You're not meant to tell everyone that.
I thought you were proud of your macaroni cheese in a bag.
Well, I'm not proud of it yet because I don't know what it's like.
I got recommended.
Very un-Italian of you to outsource your macaroni cheese.
Well, macaroni cheese is't Italian anyway, is it?
Isn't it?
I'm pretty sure it's an American dish.
Right, okay.
Wait, where did macaroni, do you reckon?
Is there an Italian name for macaroni and cheese?
Like, could you order a?
Macaroni, I'm pretty sure, is Italian, which is the,
they're talking about the pasta that's in macaroni.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
But the dish macaroni and cheese, did macaroni and cheese come from Italy?
Oh, AI's doing its thing.
Yes, macaroni and cheese originated in Italy.
Yeah, so it is Italian.
I feel like the macaroni and cheese we all eat, though,
has been America-fied.
Oh, especially that shit out of the bag that you're going home for.
Hey, it could be good.
It does look like slop in a bag, though.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Yeah, anything that comes...
Put it under the grill.
Put some breadcrumbs on it.
Put it under the grill.
Anything that...
Yeah, I know.
That's the plan.
Just like mumma used to tip out of a bag.
Like, my nonna never made me macaroni and cheese.
Yeah, right.
Like that wasn't something she cooked.
No, okay.
You know, it just doesn't feel super Italian, but.
God, I froth a good macaroni and cheese.
I do love it, but there's so many bad ones around.
You know the key to a good macaroni and cheese in my opinion?
What?
Peas.
What in the world?
You never had a macaronii cheese with peas in it?
I don't want to, ever.
Neither did I, but I've had it.
Did you like it?
No, but.
No.
You know when mum's like, I've got to get some greens into the kids.
Nah.
It's that it's not too dry.
Oh, okay.
A sloppy macaroni and cheese is a bit of me.
Yeah, absolutely.
Yeah, you want the cheese to stretch as you lift your fork from that.
Yeah, you need some moisture about it.
Anyway.
Yeah, who's serving a dry-ass mac and cheese?
A lot of people.
A lot of people at barbecues, eh?
I will give you the update on macaroni and cheese in a bag.
Please do.
Normally it's in a pot.
Have a great night, everybody,
and we'll catch you tomorrow on the Brie and Clint Show.
Bye.
Bye-bye.