ZM's Bree & Clint - ZM's Bree & Clint Podcast - 28th April 2023

Episode Date: April 28, 2023

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The ZM Podcast Network. Hey everybody, welcome to the Breein' Clint Podcast on a Friday, which means it's time for an international birthday banger. It's my birthday, it's my birthday. Breein' Clint's Birthday Banger. The podcast. Hey-o! Where you tell us your birthday in our private Facebook group and slowly but surely we get to your birthday. Claudia told us that some of the people that we are doing at the moment have been waiting for two years for their birthday banger.

We appreciate you guys if you're still listening. I hope they are, otherwise what a waste of a birthday banger. We promise and commit that we will do every one of these, even if it's for the next 80 years. Even if we have to do it long after ZM has relieved us of our duties. Ella is filming these and tagging the people

who get their birthday banger in the post so that they don't miss it. Because heaven forbid you wait two years to hear your birthday banger and then that's the one podcast that you miss. You bloody miss it. So someone who's not going to miss it because they'll be tagged is Ellie Jenkins from Christchurch, New Zealand. Oh, how good's Christchurch?

How good is Christchurch? Thanks for listening, Ellie. You were born on the 17th of November 1992, which means you were 16 in 2008 and here's your birthday banger. This was such a big song. Huge.

For both of them, actually. Yeah. Back in 2008. T.I. had just hit the mainstream. And Rihanna was, it had been like two years since Umbrella. Yeah. Massive. Huge.

Massive. T.I., King of the South. Okay, let's do one for Sheldon Webb. He's from Oklahoma City in Oklahoma, USA. Oklahoma. G'day, Sheldon. Go the Oklahoma City Thunder. Yeah. You were born on the 21st of May, 1984,

which means you were 16 in the year 2000. And Sheldon, on your 16th birthday, let me take you back there. This was number one. Say my name. Say my name. Say my name. When it's around back there. This was number one. Destiny's Child. Say my name.

When they had four members. Was this still four? Yeah. I'll give you $100 if you can name the fourth member. Pamela. Pamela? Claudia, can we get a fact check on Pamela, please? Holy shit, I will lose my mind.

If it's Pamela. If it's Pamela. I will do a shit on the floor. There's no way. I really hope it's not Pamela. There's no way it's Pamela. I really hope it's not. There's just no way. Oh my God, please.

That it could possibly. Please not be Pamela. Please don't be Pamela. I don't want it to be Pamela. There's no way it's Pamela. I really hope it's not. There's just no way that it could possibly please don't be Pamela. Weirdly. Lativia. It's not Pamela. Lativia. I'm shocked. Latavia. Latavia Robinson? Robinson. Or Latoya

Luckett. They're both in there. Oh yeah, they had a few. They went through a few. Yeah, they had a few. They had five at one point, then four. Yeah. How about money's safe for another week? Let's do one more birthday banger. This one goes out to Christy Scaife from Adelaide in Australia, but they're living in Edinburgh, Scotland.

Oh, so they're from Adelaide but living in Edinburgh. That's cool. Hello, Kirstie. I wonder if she's related to Mark Scaife, the V8 Holden driver. My God, so cool. Could be. Very good cool. Could be. Very good driver. Could be.

Definitely could be. Kirstie, you were born on the 10th of November, 1979, which means you were 16 in 1995. And, Kirstie, this is your birthday banger. Just a sweet, sweet fantasy, baby. When I close my eyes, you're a moment to take. Winner. Bangeranger Surely winner

Such a good tune from Mariah Carey Fantasy From 1995 So it's that, T.I. or Destiny's Child Mariah Carey right? Mariah Carey Mariah Carey, okay She's such an icon

Her voice back here Was just something else It was very very good And this remix Is too good as well So Thanks for listening To the podcast We love you guys

Thanks for another week I know it's a short week Back to the full Five episodes Next week With something A bit different For the podcast

Yeah something a little bit new A little bit fresh But we'll tell you all about that Next week See you guys Have a good weekend A bit different for the podcast. Yeah, something a little bit new, a little bit fresh, but we'll tell you all about that next week. See you guys. Have a good weekend. Have a good weekend. Let me see you.

Let me see you pop, lock and drop it. This old dirty bastard. Yeah, I love it. Baby, come on. Baby, come on. When you walk by every night, talking sweet and looking fine, I get kind of hectic inside. Baby, I... Yeah, pull it down. The podcast will get taken down for copyright. Sit in, breathe, and play. I'm feeling good. Good afternoon everybody, welcome to the Friday edition of the Brie and Clint show.

Just getting excited for broods tonight in Auckland. Brie's going to see broods. Except she calls them the broods. No I don't. She said to me, I'm going to see the broods tonight. I do not. If there's one broods fan on the show, it's me. Brie goes to me.

Did you know they're brother and sister? Shut up. Today. Today. She dropped that fact on me today in 2023. You're such a liar. And it annoys me because I'm an actual fan. She said, Do you know that the two people in the broods are brother and sister? God, I'm going to kill you.

Do you reckon Lorde will be there tonight? Shut up! Do you reckon Lorde will be there? Shut up! The last time I went to a brood show at the power station. Yeah, that's why I'm asking. Well, people don't know. Yeah, well, you know.

Yeah, the last time I went to see broods, Lorde was there in the crowd, just in GA, and I've turned around absolutely sloshed, and I was like, G'day, Lorde. Tell the rest of the story. And then she was so nice. She was so lovely. She's put her hand out to shake my hand, but I've misread the situation, and I've went to hug her, and it was too late to pull out of the hug,

so her hand has dove into my cleavage and I've embraced her in the hug and then I shook her. Bree said she motorboated Lord's hand. I didn't know what to do. I was so embarrassed and then I ran off into the crowd. Bree said, I'm so sorry, I didn't mean to do that. I'm just so excited. I love the broods.

You know, my partner said to do that. I'm just so excited. I love the broods. You know, my partner said to me that I sent a message that night after that happened saying, I just met Lorde, should I add her

on Instagram? Well, watch out for Bree tonight if you're going to see broods at the power station. Yeah. Let's get into it. Let's play

Trading vs. Lady. Friday show, Friday vibes. Who's going into it. Let's play Tradie vs Lady. Friday show, Friday vibes. Who's going to take out the Friday Tradie vs Lady? We're all tied up. The scores are even. It's 34 games each. Big game for a Friday. High stakes and of course $50 cash up for grabs as always. 0800 dial ZM if you want to play.

Bree and Clint. Bree and Clint. Tradie vs Lady. Here we Clint. Tradies versus ladies. Here we are, all tied up at the end of the week. 34 wins apiece to the tradies and the ladies. Let's see who's going in the lead ahead of the weekend. Good talking, Clint. Nice.

Let's go to our lady first. She's just joined us from Christchurch. She's 20 years old and she grew up on a farm. Welcome to the show, Alice. G'day, Alice. Hello. What type of farm? Sheep and beef.

Oh, sheep and beef. Sheep and beef. Sheep and beef. Running bloody 200 head of Friesian out there, were you? Oh, no, Angus, of course. Of course, yeah, classic Angus beef. Maybe some speckled part. Yeah, nice. Couch hat.

Let's go to our tradie. He's from Waimati. He's 20 years old, and he technically has three nipples. Welcome to the show, Ruben. G'day, Ruben. Ever been milked? No, not quite, not quite. Fair enough.

Where's the third one? In the middle, I'd say. 20 mil off from centre. Yeah, right. Yeah, it's just a bit smaller. Hey, Reuben, fun fact for you that you can use this information. Harry Styles also has three nipples. I do know that, yeah.

Yeah. You, Harry Styles and Chandler Bing. Mm-hmm. Oh, no, he had his removed, didn't he? Yes, it was the source of all his powers. Oh, yeah. You, Harry Styles and Chandler Bing. Oh, no, he had his remove, didn't he? Yes, it was the source of all his powers. Oh, no. Okay, Rubes, your buzzer's tradie. Alice, your buzzer is lady.

Only a tradie would describe their third nipple as being 20 mil off centre, eh? Yeah, it's a bit skew-iff, Clint. A bit skew-iff. I've checked it. She's level. Let's go. First at three gets 50 bucks cash from KFC. Question number one.

What horoscope sign is a crab? Lady. Yes, Reuben. Aries. No. May as well give it a crack. I believe Aries is a ram. Okay.

Yeah, I think so. Alice, you want to guess? Taurus? No, that's a bull. That's a bull. We were I think so. Alice, you want to guess? Taurus? No, that's a bull. That's a bull. We were looking for cancer. The sign cancer. Question number two, no points there.

What is the hardest rock? Is it granite, diamond or marble? Lady. Yes, Alice. Diamond. It is a diamond. She's on the board. One for the ladies.

Question number three. Buzz in when you can tell me who sings this song. Alice is in. Brood? Yeah, girl, it is. Playing tonight at the power station. Two to the ladies. You need this one here, Ruben.

Use that third nipple for power. Question number four. Name the famous US talk show host who passed away overnight. Trady. Yes, Ruben. Bruce Springer. So close. Close.

So close. Alice, do you want to guess? I have no idea. Sorry. Jerry Springer. Jerry. Jerry. Jerry.

Jerry. Jerry Springer, RIP. Question number five. Still two to the ladies. How many kids does Oprah have? Lady? Yes, Alice. Two? That's incorrect.

Reuben? Sex, I'll hide. Sex. She actually has none. No kids, trick question. It was a trick question. Still two to the ladies. Question number six.

Which of these movies does not feature Jonah Hill? The Wolf of Wall Street, Moneyball or Bridesmaids? Lady. Yes, Alice just in first. The second one? No. Moneyball he is in. Ruben?

Right, mate. Nice work. That means two to the ladies, one to the tradies. Question number seven. What does aroha mean in te reo Maori? Lady. Yes, Alice? Love.

She's got it. She's a lady. Oh, oh, oh, she's a lady. Well done, Alice. You're the tradie versus lady champion, and you put the ladies back in the leads. Thank you. Nice work, sheep and beef. We've got 50 bucks of cash coming your way thanks to KFC.

Have a great weekend. Good on you, Alice. Thank you. Bree and Clint. Let's talk about this really awkward situation. So here's the deal. There's the mum who's the parent of her 31-year-old daughter. She is married.

She's got a wife. They've been married for a few years. Who? The daughter? The daughter has a wife. They've been married for a few years. They've got a five-year-old son. They've been together for like 10 years.

Yeah. And anyway, there was a family trip that was arranged where the mum booked the accommodation. Right. So she organised the accommodation, all that jazz. And when the daughter and her wife got to the accommodation, the mum was like, here's your room and here's my daughter-in-law's room. No.

Separate rooms. Not to a 31-year-law's room. No. Separate rooms. Not to a 31-year-old married couple with a child. And the daughters kicked off and said, Mum, we have not slept apart for like nine years, like since we got together. I'm not sleeping in a separate room. Mum, you know we do stuff, eh? And how do you think we got a son?

Anyway. Mum's like, I've admitted to talking to you about that. How did you guys get a son? Yeah, how did you do that? Apparently the mum said, look, it's the same rules for you as it is for your brother. When he came to stay with his girlfriend, they had to sleep in separate rooms and they didn't care.

Bizarre. Does mum sleep in in separate rooms and they didn't care. Bizarre. Does mum sleep in a separate bedroom to dad? Is it a purely single sleeping situation? Just the rules. It ended with the daughter and her wife booking a hotel because they were like

avoid it. This is ridiculous. And so they booked their own separate room where they all stayed together. And the mum is really upset by it. She's hurt by it. Interesting. Actually, the other week when I went down to the Wairarapa for my brother's wedding,

my mum booked the accommodation. Yeah. And my wife and I stayed in the same house. Separate rooms. No, of course not. Same room. Your mum's like, now look, I know you're married, but when it's under my roof, separate rooms. Leave the door open.

Yeah. I'm going to take the door off the hinges. My mate, should I name him? I won't name him just in case. Nah, I can name him. My mate Nixon. Works at the edge. Hey!

Now I can't tell the story. Oh, it's pretty funny. His parents took the door off his bedroom. I love that story. I think he lived at home until he was about 28. No door on his bedroom. So wait, the whole time he was living at home until he was 28, his mum was like, if you're living at my place. No door on the bedroom. No door on his bedroom. So wait, the whole time he was living at home until he was 28, his mum was like, if you're living at my place.

No door on the bedroom. No door on the bedroom. And he would have had girlfriends. Yeah, not many, but yeah. It's Nixon roast afternoon. I think even now when him and his wife. Yeah, who've been together for ages. Go and stay, they either sleep in separate bedrooms

or they definitely don't get a door. They definitely don't get a door. The door's not been put back on? Yeah. That's wild. He's in his 30s now, same as this. That is wild. I want to know from people

because I feel like it's such an interesting conversation. What is the deal in your family dynamic? Like when you go home to the family home or maybe it's on holiday, just when you're home to the family home or maybe it's on a holiday, just when you're staying under the same roof as your parents, what are the rules? Are there rules? Yeah. We only want to hear from

people where there are rules. We don't want you to call up and your mum's like, hey if you and your husband want to use the red room this weekend, your father and I have cleaned it. Actually, go stay in our bedroom. We've got a super king.

Everything's in the side table. Go for girls. We'd love a grandchild. Just saying. The family blanket's in there. Oh, 800-DALS-ZM. Are there rules when you, you're an adult, okay? This is purely for adults.

Yes. When you go home, are there rules regarding the sleeping arrangement for you and your partner at your parents' house? What is it? Call us 0800 DIALS at M or you can text us on 9696. If you want to dob in your partner's parents, we can keep you anonymous too. Yes, we can. Bree and Clint.

Some people have called up. Let's talk to Nat first. Hi, Nat. Hi, Nat. Hi. Tell us, what's the deal in your family dynamic? Okay, so my house, I was about 45 at the time, maybe 46. Okay.

Single, three daughters living with me, and my mum moved in with me. Right. Then I ended up getting a boyfriend who moved in with me, and he was not allowed to sleep in the same bed with me. Wait a second. In my own house. In your house? In your house, Nat.

Yes. And you're a woman. You've got three kids. Your mum's moved in and she said, not when I'm under this same roof. Yes. She goes, mum, what a cock block. So what was the deal?

What happened? She caught us sneaking around after about six months, flipped her banana and we had a big fight. You weren't sneaking around though. It's your house. It's crazy.

We moved into the same room and yeah, she was not a happy little Vegemite, but was like, get the fuck over yourself. Oh, all right, all right. I know I opened the floodgates for bad words, but thanks, Nat. That was actually a great story. Someone texted her and they said, when my fiancé comes over to my parents' place, she's allowed to stay the night,

but we're not allowed to sleep together in the same bed until we're married, apparently. It's a cultural thing. Therefore, she has to go share the bed with my sister. Why? Even though my parents know we have slept in the same bed together before. Wow. So the fiancé has to go sleep in the bed with the sister.

Not even her own sister. She has to sleep with her fiancé's sister. Who's got the raw ideal there? The sister? Yeah, both. Or the fiancé? Can you imagine the sister being like, oh. I hope they're like, I hope they get on.

Yeah, because that's real awkward if they don't. She's like, stupid, stupid brother's fiancé. Imagine the sister would have so much say in who the brother dates because she has to sleep in the same bed as them. Oh, she knows that person intimately. This person wants to remain anonymous. Hey, Anonymous. Hi, Anonymous.

Hi, how's it going? Good, thanks. Tell us, Anonymous, are you allowed to sleep in the same room, same bed as your partner when you're at your parents' house? So not specifically. We're allowed to sleep in the same bed, but my parents had a different way of going around it so when my partner and I first got together I was living at home and so every time we'd come around it was

generally after a party or a drink and my dad would always get my partner super plastered every time and it wasn't until like a year ago when i was talking to my mom and i was like oh we're gonna have another drink and dad's gonna get my partner way too drunk again and she went you know he does it on purpose right i went excuse me and she went yeah he gets him so drunk so he gets whiskey back and so he can't do anything. What did you just say? Oh, my God. And he still does it. Your dad is an evil genius.

I can't get over that term that you've just used. He doesn't have to worry about us doing anything under his roof. So he literally sits there. Your dad's probably drinking like half strength or watered down whiskey or something like that. Oh, my God. Just watching this kid get further and further off his rocker until he's completely useless to you. Wow, what an interesting technique.

Here your partner would be thinking, oh. Dad loves me. The dad loves me. We're boys. We get along like a house on fire. Yeah, and dad made it a competition. He's like, oh, you know, you've got to out drink me. You want to get to my daughter, you've got to out-drink me. And so it was a competition.

Do you want to get to my daughter? You've got to go through me, boy. He tucks him in on the bed every night. He goes, job well done. He's trying to prove himself. That's amazing, Anonymous. Very funny. Thank you for sharing.

That was so good. Thank you. Have a great weekend. Thanks, Anonymous. Bye. I want to meet this dad so bad. Bree and Clint. So thank you. Have a great weekend. Thanks, Anonymous. Bye. I want to meet this dad so bad. Talking about the rules around allocated seating at the movies. I mean, is it a suggestion or is it the rules that you have to sit in the seat you were told? I'd love to hear from a movie person, like someone who works at Hoyts or Event Cinemas or something like that.

Like, how serious do you guys take it? Someone text through. Yeah. They said, I run a movie theatre and you must sit in your seats. There's a reason for it. It's like a domino effect otherwise. Shout out to the Silky Otter team. Oh.

I love the Silky Otter. Such a good movie theatre. Such a good movie theatre. Yeah. There's a few around the country too. I understand the domino effect because if you sit wherever you want. Yes. And then I go and you're in my seat

and I'm like well I'll just sit in 7G. Yeah. And then 7G comes along to take your seat. Oh you're in my seat. I'll sit in you know 6C. Chaos. Let's talk to Katie. Hi Katie. Hi Katie. Hi guys. Tell us Katie. Do you sit in your allocated seats at the cinema? Yes or no?

That's a hell yes, I do. And have you ever told someone to get out of your seat if they were sitting in your seat? Yes, I have. I've asked politely and then I stand my ground. Yeah. And I tell you, the reason why I do is because I show up early, I select the seat I want, and it's usually fourth row center. I get my popcorn, I get all whatever I need, and I am in my seat, I'm ready to go. And then if someone happens to be in my seat, I really do, I try to be polite, but uh-uh, you're moving. You try to be polite,

but if you have to put somebody in a headlock, you will, right, Katie? Get your ass up. Hell yeah. Yeah, see, Katie, people like you are the reason why I always sit in my allocated seat because I don't want to upset anyone.

You don't want to upset Katie. I love that, Katie. I love the ritual of it. I love what a process it is. It sounds like it's a real part of your... She's organised. She likes the seat she likes and she gets there on time. I love this text because you were talking about the people

who refused to get out of the seat for the people who actually had the ticket. Someone texted in and they said, you said you wanted to give them your seat to avoid the confrontation. They've texted in, I live for that confrontation. If you're too unorganised that you can't book tickets, that's your fault. I kind of admire people who are good at confrontation just because I'm so bad at it.

You know, like people that can handle it really well and keep their cool, keep their cool, so not like, you know, crazy confrontation. I can't really keep my cool. I go from one to ten real fast. Yeah, see, you need to avoid the confrontation then. Let's talk to Megan. Hi, Megan.

Hi, Megan. Hi. Sitting in your allocated seats at the cinemas, yes or no, Megan? Oh, hell yes. Hell yes? Yeah, have to. As an ex-cinema attendant of maybe 15 years ago, it's a definite.

You have to sit in your allocated seat. Do you, though? Is it in the rules? Oh, yeah. The people who, like, don't care about allocated seating are the ones that, like, book last minute and are sitting in the front row. So they're like, you can sit anywhere.

You've got a point, Megan. You've got a very good point. Move. That is such a good point.. You've got a very good point. Move. That is such a good point. If I was allocated a really good seat, I'd be sitting in my allocated seat. That's why you're trying to take someone else's seat. Okay, thanks, Megan. That's really good insight.

Teresa's here. Hi, Teresa. Hi, Teresa. Hi, how's it going? Good. You've had this happen to you recently. What was the movie that you were at? We went to see Magic Mike, a couple of friends and I.

Yeah, you did, Teresa. I bet you did, Teresa. Magic Mike's last dance. Yeah, no, it was really good. I picked up the bag, went on in to find our seats and there were some people already sitting there, you know, eating their popcorn, happy as can be. And my friends, luckily not me,

said to them, oh, I think you're in the wrong seat. And they sort of briefly looked at their tickets. No, no, this is our seat.

So we kind of retreated and didn't want to go further. But in the end, my friend thought, she's over the couple of goes

actually, and they insisted it was their seat. So you're back down in the end. That's so awkward if you go to see your seat and see that it's full, and then you go and sit in another seat, and then for you to get up again and be like, no, no, we're actually going to say something.

No, we're going to do that. To be honest, Teresa, though, it wouldn't have been that bad because you went to see Magic Mike. You had your seats booked up the back, but I mean, up the front's pretty good too. Am I right, Teresa? Everything's bigger up close, eh? It's XXL Magic Mike, Teresa.

Can I just say that 100% of the feedback that has come in says we sit in our allocated seats. A hundred percent. Yeah, everyone. So what's wrong with me, maybe? Like you said, I think it's fine. If maybe? Like you said, I think it's fine. If I go to empty cinemas. If it's an empty cinema, I think it's fine.

If it's a busy cinema, you move your ass. If it's an empty cinema, I like to watch the first half in one seat. The second half, just from a different perspective. You're all over the shop. Bree and Clint. Don't be the latest. From iHeartRadio, this is The Latest. Huge day for trailers dropping today. Don't be the latest. Huge day for trailers dropping today.

First one, the Kardashians season three trailer has dropped today. In there, they cover a lot of stuff. They show you what's coming up. There's Kim breaking up with Pete Davidson. Oh, yes. There's the family dealing with the Kanye West drama that has happened in the last 12 months. The Kourtney and Travis wedding. The Kourtney and Travis wedding.

Yeah. And I think Khloe gets melanoma on her face, has to have a melanoma cut out of her face. Here's a little bit from the trailer. But this has been a whirlwind of a year. Today your divorce was final. Yeah. I don't know how Kim handles everything with her ex-husband.

I don't think you realize the weight of the world is on your shoulders. He has made up the most insane narrative. We stay silent through all the lies. For my kids. It is such a dramatic trailer. It sounds like the next movie in the Fast and the Furious saga. It really does. And then Vin Diesel comes on at the end and goes, family. No, Chris Kardashian comes on and goes, family.

Equals money. That's going to be on Disney Plus on May 25, so not too far away. Not too far. The big one, though, is the Hunger Games trailer, which has kind of dropped out of nowhere, this thing. Yeah. I didn't even realise there was a new Hunger Games movie coming out. Neither did I. It's the prequel, right? It's the prequel to the books

and the movies that feature Katniss. It's the rise of snow and everything that happens to make the Hunger Games what they are in the books that we know. It's like the early days of the Hunger Games when it kind of first started.

And it looks real creepy, real ominous. There's some real famous people like Viola Davis is in it. Stanley Tucci's back in it. I didn't see Stanley Tucci. I thought he was in it. Oh, yeah, because he's, what's his face? He's the host of the Hunger Games. He's the host of the Hunger Games.

He's in it, yeah. It's so different to see him with hair. It's crazy, eh? Peter Dinklage from Game of Thrones is in it. That comes out on the 17th of November. And the trailer for it, if you get a chance to watch it, it's called The Hunger Games, The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes. Such a good trailer.

Very, very good. Looks amazing. So that's the latest. Oh, there's also a new Transformers trailer out today. The Transformers movies, they've gone to the part of the Transformers trailer out today. The Transformers movies, they've gone to the part of the Transformers story where the robots are half robot, half

animal. Beast mode. Beast mode, yeah. There's a gorilla transformer in there. What kind of car is the gorilla? No, he's a gorilla who transforms into a robot. Oh, so no car. No car. Oh.

What? That's a whole different concept. What car is the gorilla? Can we talk about this couple from Invercargill that won the $17.25 million this week? Yeah, pretty wild. Because I've not been able to stop thinking about them. I haven't.

I've just been obsessing over it all day. You need to move on. I can't. I can't. And this is the week that I cancelled my Lotto subscription as well. I was like, nah, I'm sick of not winning anything. It's not the game for me. And then I was like, oh, I'm not missing out on the $17 million draw though.

I actually think I know who one of them is. Do you really? Yeah. Katie Drage has won the Powerball. No, we're not bringing that joke back. Okay, sorry. That's one for the archives. So they haven't come forward, which is the right thing to do.

Yeah, smart. But they have given a statement. And, oh, I just want to know everything about them. I want to know all the details. What's the statement they've made? So, first of all, interestingly, they bought their winning $17.25 million lotto ticket on the lotto app. Did they pick the numbers or was it? They didn't say.

But this might be the first time anyone has won anything ever on the lotto app. No one ever wins on the app. I don't know why I ever buy a ticket on the app. Isn't that interesting. No one ever wins on the app. I don't know why I ever buy a ticket on the app. No one is winning on the app. So the woman in the relationship who is not going to name herself, she said that she initially thought that they had won $17,000

because... Very different. $17 million is too many zeros for you to process. It would be a lot. You would see it. There'd be multiple commas. And if there's, yeah. You would be like, one of those has to be a decimal point.

And you'd go $17,000. I reckon I'd hyperventilate if I won $17,000. And then you slowly realise, no, no, no, that's $17 million. $17 million. That's life-changing. Dollars. The couple have said that, so what are they going to do with the money? Get a divorce. $17 million. That's life changing. Dollars. The couple have said that, so what are they going to do with the money?

That's what everyone wants to know, right? They are giving the statement as a couple, so it is a joint price. At this stage. What is it if they get divorced? They get half. About nine, almost nine million each.

Yeah. Eight million each, plus a bit of lawyer's fees. Give or take. Not bad. You could look at your partner, even if you love them in that moment, and just shake hands and go, we've had a good run. Let's go our separate ways.

Let's go and see. I'm going to Europe. We'll meet you at the top of the Sky Tower in 10 years. Yep. If you want to get back together, we can. Don't come if you've spent all your half. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. They've said that to celebrate,

they're going to go somewhere nice with the kids. Boring. Better be bloody nice. Where would you go? You'd have to go to Disneyland. Matter, matter. If they're in Invercargill, they could go to... Hobbiton.

Go to Hobbiton. It's a long way from Invercargill. You could buy Hobbiton. You could buy Hobbiton. Yeah. And then after they do something nice on a holiday with the family, they said they plan to keep working and live a normal life. Oh, boring.

Keep working. That's not going to last. Keep working. As if you would. Keep working after you've won $17 million. Imagine you've got a report due for your boss or your boss says, hey, I need you to work this weekend or I need you to do a double shift and you know that you have $17 million in the bank.

Are you going to do it? No. You know what I would do? If you wanted to keep your identity anonymous and not be suspicious because everyone in Invercargill would know that obviously there's a couple in Invercargill that have won. The first couple to quit their jobs in Invercargill would know that, obviously, there's a couple in Invercargill that have won. Yeah, the first couple to quit their jobs in Invercargill are the winners. People will go, they're the winners.

So you slowly phase it out. You slowly phase out working, and then you can just literally disappear. And I actually think you're right. I actually have read a lot about this, and the official advice is that you do nothing with the money for the first year. You don't quit your job. You don't buy a car. You don't do anything for 12 months.

Oh, no, that's boring. I wouldn't be doing that. But that's the official advice. So that your brain can adapt to the fact that you have all this money and all this freedom. My brain would never adapt. It would never adapt. I'd still drive around looking at the different petrol stations, looking for the lowest cost of fuel.

You've still got the Gatsby app on your phone? I would still pre-book my app for $80. The share tank price? Yeah. Get your best value for your gift? I'd be like, oh, I'll put $80 in today. What car are you buying? You get $17 million this Saturday.

What car are you buying on Monday? Monster truck. Great answer. Bree and Clint. Bree and Clint. Because it's a Friday afternoon, it's time for Friday-oke. Ladies and gentlemen, Bree and Clint's Friday-oke. Let's get ready to rumble.

It's our weekly singing competition. Fun fact, neither of us can sing. That is a fun fact. Yeah, in case you haven't been part of this segment before, that's why it's funny. That's the gag. Neither of us are trained at singing. Neither of us are even, like, naturally gifted at singing.

No. But we give it our all every single week with a professional audio engineer, and you guys judge the outcome. This week it was my turn to choose the song, and I just went with my gut and I chose an absolute rip-snorter from Walk the Moon. One of my favourite Walk the Moon songs. I think it's not my favourite. It's a great party tune.

If this isn't on your playlist, it should be. We're going to play Bree's first because she chose the song and then we'll play mine. And after that, we will open the phone lines to five people to decide the winner. You get to have your say. Anything you want to say before we play this? Pretty straightforward recording. You were in and out.

I actually did mine in three complete takes. Did you really? This week, which is not normally how it goes. Okay. Which could be good or could be real bad. Well, let's find out. Here's Breeze Walk the Moon. Oh, don't you dare look back.

Just keep your eyes on me. I said, you're holding back. She said, shut up and dance with me. This woman is my destiny. She said, ooh, ooh, shut up and dance with me. We were victims of the night The chemical, physical kryptonite Helpless to the base and the fading light Oh, we were bound to get together

Bound to get together She took my arm I don't know how it happened. We took the floor and she said, Oh, don't you dare look back. Just keep your eyes on me. I said, you're holding back. She said, shut up and dance with me.

This woman is my destiny. She said, ooh, ooh, shut up and dance with me. It's a pass for me. Some good notes, some flattish notes, but hey. There was one little trill in there that I heard, though. The bit where you go, we hit the floor and she says. Yeah, I'm surprised. I actually got up there.

Can I just say there is no trill in mine? I reckon there will be. I'm excited to hear it. Good, that's Breeze. Keep that in mind as you listen to my Walk the Moon because you need to decide which one was better. All right, good luck. Thank you very much.

Oh, don't you dare look back Just keep your eyes on me I said you're holding back She said shut up and dance with me This woman is my destiny She said, shut up and dance with me. This woman is my destiny. She said, shut up and dance with me. night the chemical physical kryptonite helpless to the base and the fading light oh we were bound to get together bound to get together she took my arm i don't know how it happened we took the floor and she said oh don't you dare look back just keep keep your eyes on me. I said, you're holding back. She said, shut up and dance with me.

This woman is my destiny. She said, whoo, whoo. Shut up and dance with me. Special mention to BVs from Thomas the Tank Engine. Whoo, whoo, whoo, whoo. That's so good. I love it. I love it.

Someone said, I heard the first note of Clint, and I immediately knew Bree was the winner. I reckon we were pretty on par this week. I feel like the parts where I was bad, you were good. That high note, though. It's hard. It's very hard. Are you willing to cast a vote in Friday Oki this week?

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could win themselves some KFC chicken dollars this week too, so. Go on. There's that. Go on. Bree and Clint. But can I just say, looking at the text machine, I'm feeling pretty confident. Yeah, I like the text that someone said, was there a wild owl loose in the studio

while Clint was recording? Hoo! Hoo! I like this one. Gives me a lot of confidence. Damn, what you been smoking, Clint? We need some of that. Bree winner by far. Or the text that just says,

Bree, Bree, Bree, Bree, Bree, Bree, Bree, Bree, Bree, Bree, Bree. I always love the text machine. People are so funny. You guys are so funny. It's only the calls that count, though, so let's go live to the text machine. People are so funny. You guys are so funny. It's only the calls that count, though, so let's go live to them right now. Katie has called up to vote on Friday Oki. Hi, Katie.

G'day, Katie. Hello. You like a bit of Walk the Moon? I did. Well, call us. I wasn't sure if we were voting on who murdered it the most or who... No, no, no. You're voting on who killed it the most. Yeah, who was the most Neil Armstrong for you?

Who crushed it? I'm going to have to say Brie, I'm sorry. Yes, Katie, appreciate your vote. It's a surprise to me, but we'll take it. It's your vote, Katie. Let's go to Jessie second. Hi, Jessie. G'day, Jessie.

Hi. What did you think this week, Jessie? Oh, it was Brie, hands down by a long shot. This is so confusing to me. This is just... Look, I will take all those adjectives and... Yeah, you really stressed the point there, Jessie. I will really...

I love those. It's a boost for my confidence. Thanks, Jessie. We're going to go to Leon next. Hi, Leon. Hi, Leon. Hi. What do you think this week, Leon. Hi, Leon. Hi. What do you think this week, Leon?

Any feedback for us both? Okay, so first of all, I think that, Bree, there was a few times where you just were a little bit off key. A little bit flat too, eh? Just a little bit. Yeah. Clint, he was quite, what's the word? It was sort of just plain Jane.

There wasn't any pizzazz going on there for me. So that is the reason why my vote goes to Bree, especially because your high note, it just had me. I was like, wow, that's impressive. Did it hit you in the diaphragm, did it? Absolutely. It's hard to hit those high notes, and you absolutely smashed it. Thanks, Liam. Liam, thank you for your vote and thank you for your considered feedback. Can I just say from a personal

perspective, I think being called plain Jane hurts more than being told you're bad. There's something about it. It's so thought out. Yeah. And to be honest, I never think you're plain Jane. I always think you're maybe a bit the other way, like you're all or nothing. I love Leanne's honesty, though. I appreciate it. We've got a winner, but we've got to go through these,

so let's quickly talk to Jax. Hey, Jax. Hi, Jax. Hi. Did you like that? Who are you voting for? I think that Clint was better. There you go.

Why don't we put Jack's earlier? Could have done with that confidence boost. Because Clint's sounded more like heavy metal. Oh, yeah, right. You like heavy metal a bit more. Okay, love that, Jack's. I needed to do a bit more screamo. And last one's Amelia.

Hi, Amelia. Hi, Amelia. Hi. Who's got it for you, Amelia? Who wins? Who's your winner? Bree. Bree?

Oh, thanks, Amelia. What. Who's got it for you, Amelia? Who wins? Who's your winner? Brie. Brie? Oh, thanks, Amelia. What did you like the most? I think it's because you got more high notes and Clint was a bit too low. Gotcha. Thank you, Amelia. Great feedback. We really, really appreciate it. Great feedback.

Oh, don't you dare look back. Just keep your eyes on me. I said you're holding back. She said shut up and dance with me. I embodied more the stage five clinger, I think. You know? Plain Jane. Nothing wrong with plain Jane. What would you rather be?

Awful or great. Yeah, same. I'd rather be all or nothing. Yeah, yeah, yeah. But I do love the honesty. I really do. That was great feedback all or nothing. Yeah, yeah, yeah. But I do love the honesty. I really do. That was great feedback from Leanne. Here we go. Birthday bangers for a Friday.

This is where we get one of your songs that was number one when you turned 16 on the air. Let's kick it off with Jared. G'day, Jared. G'day, Jared. How's it going? How's your week been, mate? Yeah Yeah pretty good, glad it's Friday. Yeah, how good's a Friday? Oh pretty good. Bloody good. Let's do your birthday banger. What's your date of birth? 6th of the 9th 1999. Alright, that means you were 16 Jared in 2015 and back on your 16th birthday this was at the top.

I love this song. And back on your 16th birthday, this was at the top. I love this song. Such a good tune. Omi and Cheerleader. What do you reckon, Jared? It's below par, but hey, we'll take it. It's below par. Fair enough.

He had one more hit, didn't he? No, he had one more song. It was kind of a hit. What was it? We'll talk about it later. We'll have to figure that out. Let's go to Switha right now. Hi, Switha.

Hi, Switha. Hi, how are you? Good. What have you got planned for the weekend, Switha? Nothing. I'm just going to relax. Oh, that sounds so good. Love that from you. Put a face mask on, kick back, watch Bridget Jones' diary.

Yeah. Yeah, I knew it. Yeah, what breezy? Hey, Swetha, what's your birthday? The 14th of June, 1992. All right, that means you were 16 in 2008. And on the 14th of June, 2008, this was number one. Swetha, you got swagger.

Yeah, I think it's pretty good. That's an absolute tune. You like Lil Wayne? Yeah, I think that's pretty good. Yeah, it's a banger. I love that song from Lil Wayne, Lollipop. It's an aged world. We'll have to play it to find out. Yeah.

Let's go to Shaini. Kia ora, Shaini. Hi, Shaini. Hey, how's it going, guys? Good, thanks, Shaini. What are you up to this weekend, mate? Oh, well, just moving house, really. Settling in.

Oh, hey. Moving house. Have you got movers? Have you got movers coming to do it for you? No. That is... Shaini, that is the What do you think I am? Shaney, that is the one piece of advice I would give my younger self. If you're going to spend money on anything, spend it on movers.

I'm telling you. Yeah, it does sound nice. It'll save you heaps of bills. Or go down to the local rugby club and say, hey, I'll pay you guys a beer. Just please, please help. Beer and kebabs. The rugby boys will be in. Kebabs?

Yeah. Where are you going to get kebabs from? Oh, a kebab shop. From a kebab shop? Yeah, that's a great idea actually. Didn't think of that. Where are you going to get the beer from? A beer shop? Shani, when's your date of birth? April 15, 1990. I was picturing Shani in her own

kitchen with that big meat thing. She's got this. Spinning around, she's got a huge knife carving meat off this thing to make these guys some kebabs. She's like, this is really hard. I'm trying to move out, but I've got to set up this whole kebab system. And then Shani goes, that's right. What about that motorised knife?

All right, Shani, that means you were 16 in 2006. And let's see if your birthday banger matches you. Because you had a bad day. You turned the world down. Oh, it's talking about you tomorrow, Shady. Sounds like your weekend. Daniel Power? Daniel Pouter.

Pouter. It is a banger, though, isn't it? Kind of a banger, yeah. What's a good tune? Don't know if it's Friday Feels. No. It's definitely one of the greatest. Well, it's not what we want for a Friday.

It's definitely one of the greatest Daniel Pouter songs though. I think so. What would you pick, Shaini, out of the three? I used to go with the first one. Cheerleader. Cheerleader from Omi? It's more of a beat and I'm not really a Lil Wayne fan. Yeah, fair enough.

I'm going with Omi Cheerleader as well. I reckon that's the vibe for a Friday afternoon. It's got some steel drums in it. It's got some trumpets. It feels good. I think I'm going with you. You agree? Yep.

Cheerleader, Omi. That means, Jared, you've just won Birthday Banger. Congratulations. Yes, you got it. Have a good one, man. Have a great weekend. Send it this Friday, Jared, you've just won birthday banger. Congratulations. Yes, you got it. Have a good one, man. Have a great weekend. Send it this Friday, Jared. You too.

Catch you later. You're not free to help Shaney move, are you? Oh, we've lost Jared. Oh, he's gone. Franklin. Franklin. She is my queen, oh, she stays strong. Yeah, yeah. She is always in my corner, right there in my corner. All these other girls are tempting, but I'm empty when you're on me, see. Bree and Clint.

Let's talk about Gen Z. Okay. And moving into the workplace for Gen Zers and what that's like, how bosses should navigate a Gen Z employee. How do you get the most out of your Gen Zers and what that's like, how bosses should navigate a Gen Z employee. How do you get the most out of your Gen Z? Pretty much. Yeah. Wow.

Pretty much. Well, they are every year, more and more Gen Z entering the workforce. And eventually they're going to take over. Yeah. That's how it works. There's a study that's been done of over 3,000 people from 11 different countries around the world where they have asked university graduates from Gen Z

how they feel about going into the workforce. That's the first mistake. Why? Don't ask them how they feel. Why? They feel like they've got a lot of feelings. Well. Could be here all day.

It's good to have a lot of feelings, Clint. I'm just joking. You know? Okay, let's go through some of the, we have a resident Gen Z in our team and it's sometimes hard to tame her. So this might be good for you and I. Ella, can we get you to weigh in on all of this, please, and tell us? You're representing an entire generation in this conversation, so no pressure.

You tell us if this is how you felt before going into the workforce, okay? Or maybe now that you're in the workforce. Okay. So apparently just over a quarter, so 26%, say they aren't confident when it comes to negotiating. On pay? On anything. Yeah. Right.

Ella? How do you feel about negotiating? Yeah, I'll get there. I feel like... Do you advocate for yourself? Do you go, these are my strengths, this is the market value, this is how much you should pay me? I feel like I've gotten better at that.

Really? Good. But still needs process. I don't feel like that's a Gen Z characteristic. I feel like I've gotten better at that. Really? Good. But still needs process. I don't feel like that's a Gen Z characteristic. I feel like that's in every generation. When you're new in the workforce. I agree. Yeah, I think that's in every one thing.

24% of Gen Zers reported feeling underprepared to work long hours. By underprepared, do you mean unwilling or? It just says underprepared. Okay. Ella, do you feel prepared or underprepared, do you mean unwilling? It just says underprepared. Okay. Ella, do you feel prepared or underprepared to work long hours? I'm used to it now, but I think because of TikTok now, we see everything and everyone travelling and renovating a camper van. So we just all want to do that.

Like stuff, not stuff this, but you know, sometimes. Okay, tell us what you really think. Sorry, sorry sorry she's so happy to be here i am i love my job this break we should have told you this break doubles as a performance review it does yeah so just so you know that's on the record um a 21 of gen z is say they don't feel prepared to be managed by another person. How do you feel about being managed, like having a boss or like bosses and that kind of thing? I need that.

Definitely. I can't not be managed. I've just figured out Trello exists and that's amazing. What exists? Oh, it's like an admin thing. It's an office software program. It's really helpful. So I need bosses.

I need structure. I need people to be like doing you're doing a good job. Fair enough. Next one. Almost a quarter said they're unsure how to manage workplace conflicts. Ooh. Yeah. Who is?

Who is equipped to manage a workplace conflict? Yeah, it's quite hard. Can you guys? Boomers, maybe. Boomers. Yeah. They're like, all right, fire the woman. Claudia's good at it. I know like, all right, fire the woman. Claudia's good at it.

I know how to sort this. Fire the woman. Can we get her on maternity leave? She's not pregnant. Whoa, can we get her pregnant? Oh, God. I'm doing impersonation of a boomer, okay? I know, I know.

I'm staying out of it. Let's move on. Nearly a third, 32% of Gen Z believe they're the hardest working generation. Alright, that's a stretch. Clint! Gen Z reckon they're the hardest working generation. I feel like that's a bit of a cop out because I feel like

they haven't been in the workforce long enough. Yeah, they have yet to get beaten down and worn down to the core by day after day, week after week, year after year. Where it takes your soul and beats you down. So you're pretty much nothing.

You're a pile of dust. Okay. Yeah. All right. Any other Gen Z tips we need to talk about? However, they admit that they would work even harder for a company if they had flexible working options. Yeah.

Is that true? If I could go to Waiheke and work there for a week, I would. Is that what you want? Hey, I'll go to Waiheke. Yo. Who wants to do the show from Waiheke next week? To be honest, it does sound quite good. Yeah, it sounds pretty good, eh?

Okay, there's nothing revolutionary in this study. It sounds like everything... I feel like it's pretty standard across generations. Everyone's scared of asking for the money they want. People would like more flexible hours and they don't like conflict in the workplace. And I feel like every generation thinks they're the hardest working generation.

Yeah, exactly right. You know? Yeah, exactly right. Yeah. It's just how the system works. Just how it works. Yeah, they didn't put in the bit though where Gen Z said that they all need to have a ring light at their desk, though,

and they need the ability to submit any work that they have completed via TikTok. Yeah. And you have to end an email with slay, bitch. Yeet. Bree and Clint. ZM, Bree and Clint. That's Calvin Harris and Feel So Close. Got quite into that one, didn't we? We did. ZM Brinklin, that's Calvin Harris and Feel So Close. Whew.

Got quite into that one, didn't we? We did. It's time for a round of the One Second Song Challenge. Time is waiting. You only get one second of a song. No hesitating. You only got one second. One second. You know what it is.

It's our music guessing game where we go head-to-head guessing songs as quickly as we can. But we don't do it alone. We do it with your help. That's correct. And today we have joining Team Clint, Lauren. G'day, Loz. Hi. Hi.

Hey, Lauren. You're a gun with this game. You know your music. We're going to take this thing out. Yes, we got this, Clint. We got this, Lauren. Perfect're a gun with this game. You know your music. We're going to take this thing out. Yes, we got this, Clint. We got this, Lauren. Perfect. You'll have to go through me and Tiara.

Hi, Tiara. Hello. Mate, what's your favourite artist? Let's see if we're on the same page. Three, two, one. Lady Gaga. Eminem. Oh, I do love Eminem.

Not even close. That means we've got a vast array of knowledge. Yeah, you guys are broad. Yeah. Lauren, let's do our favourite artist. Are you ready? Oh, okay. Okay, three, two, one.

Beyonce. Beyonce. You just waited for her to say it. Oh, my God. Yours is Usher. That's crazy. It is Usher. We're going to go live To producer Claude

Who runs the game Hi Claude Hello That was incredible Wasn't it incredible How did you do that Losers So

This is the one second song challenge I'm going to start a song From the beginning You just need to tell me Who the artist is And the name of the song Buzz in with your name And I'll come to you

So Bree and Clint You guys are going to go first Right The theme today Is songs with commonly misheard lyrics. I love this. So when we're ready, this is the first one. Bree.

That is NSYNC. It's gonna be me. Oh, what's it called? What is that called? Do you know? I do know, yeah. But only because you sang that bit.

Every little thing you do. Just say a lyric. It's going to be May. It's going to be May. It's going to be May. I feel like I need to give you that point. It's going to be May. Damn it.

It's going to be May. Because I said in sync and then I said it's going to be May. Yeah. This is the reason I chose this theme. It's because it's going to be me. Because I said in sync and then I said it's gonna be me. Yeah. This is the reason I chose this theme. It's because it's gonna be me on Monday. Oh, these two. To be honest, I was gonna say Backstreet Boys. Were you?

I mean, pretty similar. It's over to Lauren and Tiara. Are you ready, girls? Come on, Tiara. Ready. Okay, good luck. Buzz in with your name if you can tell me who this is. Lauren.

Taylor Swift. And the name of the song? Oh, it's right there. Oh, it's on the tip of your tongue. It's there, it's there. Three, two, one. Tiara, do you know the name of the song? Just say any Taylor Swift song from the 1989 album.

Brie. I know it. I don't know it either, so if Brie knows it, their team can have the point. Oh, okay. I'm going to say. Wait, now I'm confused. Can we just know it either, so if Brie knows it, their team can have the point. Oh, okay. I'm going to say. Wait, now I'm confused. Can we just hear the tiny bit of the song first? Nice to meet you.

Where you been? No, I said if she knew it. Tell me. Just say a song. She doesn't know it. What's on the tip of your tongue right now? Yeah, no, something's on the tip. Into the woods.

No. Blank space. Blank space. Is into the woods even a song? Yes. It is? No, it's tip of your tongue. Into the Woods. No. Blank space. Blank space. Is Into the Woods even a song? Yes. It is? No, it's Out of the Woods. Out of the Woods.

Yeah. Okay. All right. Back to Bree and I. Let's do this thing. Yeah. Here you go. Here's your song.

Freeze. That's Pussycat Dolls. Na, na, na, na. I got an obsession. Ra, ra, ra, ra. Oh, God. I got an incision. Rah, rah, rah, rah. Oh, God. I want to be famous? No.

But it is that song. Yes. Yeah, what's it called? What's up, sexy? What's up, sexy? Wearing out a gear of a dam. What is that? When I grow up.

Yeah, it is. Give her the point. This is chaos. Yeah, I'll be generous. Give her that point. Okay, it's back to Lauren and Tiara. Come Yeah, it is. Give her the point. This is chaos. Yeah, I'll be generous. Give her that point. Okay, it's back to Lauren and Tiara. Come on, Tiara. Okay, we're at two points, Team Breeze.

So, Tiara, you could take it out right now, but good luck. Here's your song. Tiara Ariana Grande Yes Thank you, Nick Yes Oh, Tiara

You closed it out That was so hard this way I don't know why it was so hard Those are all big songs So easy They were all big songs All of us struggled. Well done Tiara. You've got 50 KFC

chicken dollars coming to you for the weekend. Cool, thank you. Nice work Tiara. Brian Clint, we're back after this. We need your help to judge this week's Friday Okie after the news. You're on ZM. ZM's Brian Clint. On Insta, Facebook, TikTok and live

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