ZM's Bree & Clint - ZM's Bree & Clint Podcast - 29th November 2024

Episode Date: November 29, 2024

Gross partner habits (skip if you're squeamish).  What did you believe that was BS?  Six60 on the show. The ultimate Fridayoke - Defying Gravity from Wicked. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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ZM's Brian Clint. New deals weekly with KFC Supercharged Savings. Oh my god. It's Friday. Make some noise. For the original. Set them free and kiss.

Hi guys, hi guys, hi guys, hi guys, hi guys. This is going to be our walkout song the next time we... Have a fight? Get the DJ duo back together. Oh yeah, we've got to do that. We're doing it next year. Yeah, we are. You heard it here first.

Yeah. We had Kings in for an interview. Oh, we should have asked Kings. He was here yesterday. He totally would be down for doing another single. He's our ghost writer. Yeah. Yeah.

And when we do that special project that we've been talking about next year. That's right. We will, what's it called? Rebirth? The DJ duo? Resurrect. Rebirth sounds more dramatic. The Hot Mess Express.

Rebirth. We'll come back for a one-night-only tour. We're coming back. It's our afterbirth. Yeah. Our new name is the placentas. Hey, it's Friday, which means it's Friday Okie Day, which means we've been building up to this all week.

At five o'clock today, Brie and I very bravely will be taking on Defying Gravity from Wicked. So if you care to find me, look to the western sky. And when I say that, I mean this bit of Defying Gravity. We've done our best. It's in the can now.

There's nothing else we can do about it except look forward to it. Sorry, I got lost in the moment and I was lip syncing. Which surprisingly sounds way better than when we sung it. True. Yeah. I think this is our biggest challenge yet. I honestly feel that the segment could, and this is legit, get cancelled after this.

This could be it, yeah, yeah. But what a way to go out. Yeah, where were you when Friday Okie got cancelled? Well, stick around. We're going to do it at five o'clock. First lady, first lady, if you're keen to play, 0800-DIAL-ZM. We need a lady and a tradie on the phone right now. Bree and Clint.

We're having a very impassioned debate here in the studio about what the greatest Thirsty Merc song is. 20 questions. You're against 20 good reasons? 20 good reasons. Yeah, I think that's at the top. You're thinking 50 Cent, 21 questions. That's another great song.

Another great song. Another great song. Another great song. Should be on Friday Jams. God, Thirsty Merc. What a throwback. Could you just play it to 20? This is not 20 Good Reasons. I don't have a hook for it.

Oh. How many texts do you reckon we need to sneak a Thirsty Merc song into Friday Jams? Ooh. Three. Three. I was saying to you guys off air when I used to work at my old radio job, which was on the central coast near Sydney,

and we had radio ratings and they came and played at our party. Yeah. And I walked in on the singer in the bathroom. Oh, what was he doing? Doing a wee. Oh, okay. And I was like, oh my God. Anyway, is there any passion for some thirsty Merc on Friday, James?

So tell me why should I let you go? Give me 20 good reasons I need to know We need 20 good tics to be able to play Thirsty Mo. It's Trady versus Lady. Three, two, one, let's go. A lot of love for Summertime. Made so popular because of Bondi Rescue, eh? Oh, you're true.

Yeah. It's Tradies versus Ladies where the ladies are on 103 and the tradies have cracked the hundy. They're on 100 flat. We are playing for the year and the tradies could just pull it back if they get their act together. A tradie's calling from the bottom.

They're an Invercargill. They're 19 and his left arm is shorter than his right arm. Welcome to the show, Deacon. Hello, Deacon. Hello. How much shorter? About an inch or so. Oh, okay.

Lopsided push-ups for you. Yeah, yeah. Unco push-ups. Unco push-ups. Yeah, that would be so hard to do a push-up. Do you miss when you clap? Nah, nah. Nah, you're good.

Okay, sweet. Yeah, nice, Deacon. You're taking on our lady. She's 18. She's from Auckland, and she is here for justice. Welcome to the show, Poppy. Hello, Poppy. Hello.

What do you mean by that you're here for justice? I'm here for justice because my auntie did wrong yesterday. Oh. Okay, I like it. I like it, Poppy. You're here to win one back for her. You're trying to get the family honour back. Okay, your buzzer is lady.

Deacon, you're tradie. The first three wins the game. Good luck. Here we go. Question number one. What is the purpose of dry shampoo? Lady. Yes, Poppy?

To get rid of oil in your hair. Yeah, we'll give it to you. When your hair's a bit oily or dirty, it gives you a couple more days. Sometimes you can stretch it to three. Don't recommend. Girls are so weird. How they don't just wash their hair. You don't know what it's like.

Man, Deacon wash our hair every day, eh, Deacon? It's harder for Deacon. Oh, yeah, it's hard. Yeah. The arm. Hey, here comes question number two. One to the ladies. What is a French manicure in tail?

Yes, Poppy? A French manicure is something you get done to your nails, and it's the French. What makes it French? The white tip at the top. That's what we're looking for. Correct. Two to the ladies.

Question number three. Buzz in when you can tell me who sings this. Poppy for the win. Olivia Rodrigo. She's got it. Olivia Rodrigo is correct, and that's a lady victory. She's a lady Oh, oh, oh, she's a lady Your auntie's honour

Has been restored, Poppy. Has been restored. Congratulations. Thank you. You're welcome, and 50 bucks. We'll get it out to you, mate. Oh, we're doing it. We hit our goal.

I just like that part where it's like, take me back to the... The chorus? Yeah. Are you feeling that? Usually the best part, isn't it? Brian Clint, he's thirsty merc for the people on ZM. I don't have a job. Brian Clint. This next story, I will warn, is a little bit gross,

but we have to deal with gross things from time to time. That's life. There's a story about a woman who has called out her ex-partner. Her name's Hannah, and she has put on social media something that her ex-partner did that she thought was normal at the time, probably because she was just accustomed to it. And then now she looks back, she's like, that was one of the most disgusting behaviours I think I've ever seen.

Yeah. So she said... She got desensitised to it. Exactly. She said that... Was her partner a guy or a girl? A guy. Okay.

So she said that her partner would be so lazy that he would have a bunch of bottles that he would keep next to his bed and instead of going to the bathroom at night, he would wee into the bottles and then stack the bottles into the corner of the room and the only way that they would get emptied is if she did it. No, that is foul. She said at one point

there was about 25 bottles full of urine in their room. That is absolutely rancid. Isn't that yuck? That to me shows that anything can get normalised in a relationship and maybe you should have to put your relationship up

for review every five years. Oh, there's pictures of it. Oh, it looks like Gatorade. It's all the same colour, eh? Oh, that is disgusting. Have you seen the movie The Aviator with Leonardo DiCaprio? I feel like I have. That's what he does.

He goes insane and he fills the room full of bottles of his own weed. Why? Because he's insane. Oh. Oh, yuck. It would just be like, imagine having to clean that up. They're broken up now, eh? They're broken up now and that's why she's talking about it.

Do you reckon when they broke up, the guy was like, hey, please don't tell anyone about my wee-wees? Because I. Hey, hey, hey, if you want any of the stuff that's cool, you can have it. Just please don't tell anybody about how I do wee-wees in the bottle at night. And then, anyway, I've went on to look at the video and then the comments. Yeah. And so there's two sides.

There's people who find it yuck. Yeah. And then there's other people who are like, oh, the ladies would do it if they could. Really? So obviously they're ladies would do it if they could. Really? So obviously they're people who do it. No. And they are trying to justify. Would you out yourself in a public forum?

Would you get in the comments? No. If I was a wee-wee bottle night bottle wee-wee man, I would take that to my frickin' grave. I would not get in the comments section looking for my community. I would be like, oh, bro, that's yuck. Don't do that.

Yeah, so yuck. Oh, that's so yuck. Oh, who'd do that? That's so gross. Disgusting. Like, imagine one night if you're in like, you know, sometimes when you're really tired and you wake up and you're super thirsty and you're a bit dazed and confused. Oh, no, don't, don't, don't, yuck.

Well, you never know. Imagine if you accidentally kick one over. I don't wee in the night, but I, how hard is it to just walk the 10 steps to the toilet and go in there? Just go to the toilet. You know? Far out. And if you're going like, I mean,

I do feel really bad for people who have to get up multiple times a night. Not that bad. Not, I don't feel that bad where I'm like, yeah, fair enough, I'm not weeing the bottles, but I do feel bad for people who have to get up multiple times a night. Not that bad. I don't feel that bad where I'm like, yeah, fair enough, we're in the bottles. But I do feel bad for people. At that point, just get a bedpan. Oh, because that's better. Well, it is.

At least you can put the cap on it. If you've decided you're going to wee in bed, get a bedpan. A bedpan, it just kind of rolls around in open air. Get a catheter. Do we want to know this? Oh, I'm starting to feel a bit queasy. Well, it's not that.

We just want to know what is the gross habit your partner had. It could be a current partner. It could be an ex-partner that you want to dob in. But what is the thing that they did, the behaviour where you were like, that's gross. Maybe you didn't appreciate how disgusting it was until you had a bit of distance between you. And you're like, oh, looking back on that now, that was yuck.

There were definitely signs. You're like, I must have loved them because that's yuck. Just a warning. This conversation is, in my opinion, it's enough to turn you asexual. It's real yuck. Yeah. There's a lot of yuck stuff that's enough to turn you asexual. It's real yuck. Yeah. There's a lot of yuck stuff that is about to come out of your speakers. And I feel like we've let

the pressure valve off. Yeah. Where people have gone finally somewhere I can talk about the gross thing that my ex-partner used to do. I've been waiting to tell someone about this. Bree just shared a story about someone who broke up with a guy who used to pee in drink bottles and store them beside the bed. And it became normal

to her because they just did it for so long. And now she's out of the relationship. And she emptied them. She's like, that's yuck. So we're asking what's the gross thing that your partner did while you were together. Someone said my ex used to peel his psoriasis flakes off like gold member and just flick them behind

his side of the bed. I of course had no idea until we broke up and I was cleaning the room that we shared. That's disgusting. Put it in the bin. Someone else said, my ex used to pee in the shower.

Not while he's taking a shower. Just whenever he needs to go the toilet. If not in the shower, it's anywhere outside. His excuse is that it's better than him missing and peeing on the toilet seat. So just treats the shower like an enormous pub urinal. That's yuck.

When you're weeing in the shower, like we all do. I hope he turns the shower on. Yeah, like are you washing it down and out of the base of the shower? Because it'll just get stale and stink. This person wants to be anonymous. Hello, anonymous. Hi, anonymous. Hi.

Tell us, what was the gross behaviour from an ex of yours? So you know how some people just spit everywhere? Like they spit down the street and you see them and you're like, oh my God. Yeah. Yeah, so when we were in the house, he would spit on the carpet and rub it in with his feet. Anonymous. Nah, I'm going home. That is off.

How long were you with this man? Five years. Oh my God. And at what part of the five years did he begin to start spitting on the carpet? Oh, immediately. Oh, immediately. You put up with a man spitting on the carpet and rubbing it in with his foot for five years? Yeah, I did.

Why? How hot was this guy? Yeah. Yeah, right. This is what we're talking about, Anonymous. And no judgment on your behalf, because we were talking about how things can just get normalized. No, that would never be normalized.

And also the other person who said about the shower, he also used to pee in the shower and use it as a toilet. Looking back on your time, Anonymous, like looking back now, like if someone did that now, would you just be like, absolutely not? Oh yeah, I'd be gone. Know yourself, know your worth. Well, at least you've got that lifeless. Don't name them because we'll get in big trouble. But what part of the country does this person hail from? I'll just say the South Island.

Oh, that's a big... Okay, you've taught a lot of people with that brush there, Anonymous. But we appreciate it. Thank you very much. Someone texted through and they said, dated my ex for one and a half years. He probably brushed his teeth two times within that time. Who knows? Who knows?

At least in the future, I won't be dating a toothless 30-year-old. Yeah, yeah. Again, you deserve better than that. Someone said, oh, teeth grinding is pretty minimal, but they said he also peed in the garden right outside our bedroom window. Yeah. Like that was his spot? Like he was a dog?

Yeah. Someone texted and said, what the actual F is wrong with the male species? Yeah, look, these have all been men. Are you guys not putting the gross female cause on air? Is that what it is, Claudia? Are you screening them? This doesn't exist. Oh, okay. What about, is this the same person? So we just

talked to the girl who had an ex who had a like problem with spitting on the carpet and rubbing it in. Did you see that text? Is that the same person? What is it? One of my best friends dated a guy in high school who had a hoik patch on the carpet in his room of his mum's house.

Instead of going to the bathroom or getting some tissues, he'd hoik onto the carpet. Is that a thing? You know you have a pen licence when you're at school? Some people should have a, like, allowed to live indoors licence. Like, a house-trained licence. Is that a thing, people? No, it's not a thing.

No, no, no, it is. Oh, is it a thing? Okay, it's not a thing. No, no, no. Is it a thing? Here's a gross girl. Have I lived a shouted existence? Here is a gross girl one. You were asking for one. Yeah. Warning.

This is pretty gross. Oh, my days, team. My ex-girlfriend used to pop both her and my pimples, and then she'd lick the pus off her fingernails. Okay, we're going to wrap it up there. Bree and Clint from iHeartRadio. This is the latest live from LA with Dean McCarthy. This is huge.

The story that may explain, Dean, why Britney had a British accent in that song that she did with Will.i.am. Yes, the song's called Scream and Shout with Will.i.am. Really popular song. And everyone at the time was like, why does Britney sound kind of British? Well, Talisa, she is a singer from the UK. Very, very famous over in the UK.

She's on a show called Celebrity. I'm a celebrity, get me out of here right now. That's why it's trending. But she has confessed that she worked on the song with Will.i.am and then Will.i.am was like, I want to release this with Britney Spears. And Talisa wasam was like, I want to release this with Britney Spears. And Talisa was like, no, I want to release this with my own major single. He went and released it with Britney Spears.

Talisa heard it on the radio, saw it on television. And actually, they had used Talisa's, she's British, and they've used her track in the actual final record. Have a listen to her talking about this because she sued them and got a ton of money. Have a listen to her talking about this because she sued them and got a ton of money. Have a listen to this. I got a call from Where I Am saying, I want to take this record.

Will you give it to me? Basically trying to do everything legitimately. I want to put Britney on it. And I said, no, I want it to be my next single. Just casually sitting at home and there it was on the telly. That's how you found out? Yeah, Britney's just singing. I'm like, is that my voice

on the record that she's singing over? When you hear this in the club, all eyes on us. All eyes on us. You can hear it. My vocals are on the record so she's singing on top of me.

That's why she's got the British accent. That's why she's British. That's wild. Isn't it? How does something like this happen, Dean? Like where she's obviously

recorded the song. She's like, I want the song. This is going to be my single. Like how does Will.i.am swoop in and take it? Like how does that work? That I don't know. I definitely don't know the answer to. In fact, she did take legal action against him

and she still to this day gets royalties from it. Really? Yeah. And it'll be because she worked with Will.i.am To create the song So he was part owner of it And then It's still not okay

But he will have got away with it Because he's Will.i.am He's changed his mind And said I don't want you on it I want Britney on it But glad that she got paid Yeah well apparently She's still getting royalties from it

And she said I'm not too salty about it now Because it did so well. Have a listen. Bring the action. When you have this in the club. Yeah. And you know what?

Yeah. She, the song, did better because Britney was on it. So she makes more royalties because Britney took it. Yeah, 100%. And that's why she said she's not as angry about it anymore. That is the latest Live Out of Los Angeles with Dean McCarthy. Bree and Clint. I saw a video today which blew my mind.

It revealed to me that something I've believed my whole life is not true. It better not be the GHD story. What's the GHD story? Oh, no, don't tell the GHD story again. What a lot of people don't know is that the GHD was actually started by a couple and then they broke up. And once they got divorced, one, the wife got the patent of the actual product and then the husband took the name.

And that's why Cloud Nines was so good for so long. You're banned from telling that story. You walked right into it. You've overused that story. You asked what's the GHD story. No, here telling that story. You walked right into it. You've overused that story. You asked what's the GHD story. No, here's the story. Okay, this is the story that I've been telling my whole life. It's bullcrap.

Have a listen. I always thought that daddy long legs were the most venomous spiders in the world, but their fangs weren't long enough to bite you. And I've told an ample amount of people this growing up, probably three people a year, and turns out that it's bullshit. I've just been told, and I Googled it it and they're not even venomous. Did anyone else get told that? I don't know if someone just said that once as like a joke and I just stuck to it.

I'm shook. The daddy long legs is not venomous. So I went down a rabbit hole after that, after I found out, because I've always believed, I said it's the daddy long legs are the most poisonous spider in the world. It just, its fangs are too small to bite you. I've just been googling it. Not only are they not venomous, the daddy long legs is not even a spider in the world. It just, its fangs are too small to bite you. I've just been Googling it.

Not only are they not venomous, the daddy longlegs is not even a spider. What? The daddy longlegs technically is not even a spider, according to Google. How is it not a spider? It just says it's not a spider. Daddy longlegs are not spiders,

and they're not harmful, and they do have small mouth bits, which are too small to bite people, but they do not produce venom. Mind blown. I saw this the other day too, and I'm not going to lie. I was like, what? Yeah. What?

It's like the one that you were told for ages too, where the average person swallows seven spiders a year. Do you remember that one? In your sleep. It's bull crap. It's not true. A spider crapped in my mouth once. Did it?

Yeah. I went to sleep. Did you get the urban legend when you were a kid about the girl who was camping and the spider laid eggs inside her cheek? Yep. And then a bat. And she went to hospital to have the scar sewn up and the doctor didn't know that there were spider eggs inside there

and then all the spider eggs started hatching. Oh, see, mine was different. I heard the story similar to yours, but a girl got bit, the spider laid eggs on her face and then it like grew into like a thing, like a mound on her face. And then one day she busted it and all these baby spiders came out. It's not true.

It's not true. Yeah, one time I was asleep. Well, not asleep. I turned the lights off and I was laying there and then I felt like a cold, wet drop onto my face, onto my cheek. I was like, what the hell is that? And I turned the light on. The only thing on the ceiling was a spider.

So that one is true. That one's true. That happened to me. Nearly went in my mouth. Disgusting. So yuck. What a kinky spider too We want to ask this afternoon

Like the spider story One girl, one spider Yeah Like your parents telling you That if you turn the light on inside the car While they're driving That they'll crash Not true

Not true What's the thing Or it's illegal No remember they always used to say It's illegal They'll crash It will blind us if you turn the light on We want to know What is the thing that you believed For ages Turns out Yep It's illegal. No, remember they always used to say it's illegal. They'll crash. It will blind us if you turn the light on.

We want to know what is the thing that you believed for ages. Turns out, absolute bull tickle. Not true at all. Absolute BS. 0800 DARS at M where you can text it to 9696 and we will share it with everybody. Okay, we'll get everybody informed. The more you know, the more you grow. I just learnt another one.

Yeah. You know how we all learnt the Great Wall of China is visible from space? Yeah. Not true. What? NASA confirmed that this is not true. Are you kidding? Oh, God.

What have you got for us? Oh, $800 a dim. There's a lot to take in here. There's a lot to take in. Bree and Clint. And my world shook today when I found this out. I always thought that daddy long legs were the most venomous spiders in the world, but their fangs weren't long enough to bite you.

And I've told an ample amount of people this growing up, probably three people a year, and turns out that it's bullshit. I've just been told, and I Googled it, and they're not even venomous. Did anyone else get told that? I don't know if someone just said that once as like a joke, and I just stuck to it. I'm shook.

We just believed it. We never had Google. We just believed it. Daddy Longlegs was the most poisonous spider. I've also just realised that's a great name for a pirate. Daddy Longlegs? Yeah. Daddy Longleg.

Daddy Longleg. Daddy Pigleg. So we're asking what's the thing you believed forever and ever and ever and then you found out it was complete bull crap. There was no truth to it whatsoever. My mum used to tell me, not me, this is a text, my mum told me when we were little that if we didn't use

both straps on our school bag our backs would break and snap. You can tell kids anything and they'll believe it. You do lie to children to get them to do what you want. But it's always for a good cause. Yeah, totally. You know? It's always to get them to do something that's healthy.

Your mum didn't want you to get scoliosis. Yeah. Rachel's here. Hi, Rachel. Hi, Rachel. Hiya. What do you believe, Rach, for ages? My nana always used to tell me that if you had too many baths, like, you know, a bath instead of a shower,

you would shrink. What? And I think that it's actually just old age that makes you shrink. What did she want to achieve? Does she want you to save water? I'm not too sure on that one.

Because most parents want to get their kids into the bath, but your grandma was like, don't have too many baths. Yeah. Well, actually, Nana was one of 19 kids. Anantolika Bay, Gisborne, and then Mamaku. Smoke.

They couldn't have too many baths because the bloody bath would be forever full. Can you imagine the bath would be black by the time that everyone had a bath in that? Because growing up in my family, we all shared the bath water. Imagine after 19 kids went through it. Thanks, Rach. Someone texted and said, my dad told me that the

reason earwigs are called earwigs is because if one goes in your ear, you will turn into an earwig. I believed that my whole childhood. My mother also told me that the bits of onion on a McDonald's cheeseburger was rice, and I believed that my whole childhood. My mother also told me that the bits of onion on a McDonald's cheeseburger was rice, and I believed her into adulthood. I don't like onion.

I love it. Someone said, I believe that if you put CDs on your dashboard and a cop uses their laser speed gun on your speed, it reflects the laser and can't track your speed. I mean, if it's true, it's a good one. I don't think it's true. You don't want to have CDs on your speed, it reflects the laser and can't track your speed. I mean, if it's true, it's a good one. I don't think it's true. You don't want to have CDs on your dashboard, though. What if the sun hits them and then it reflects?

Because it distracts you. Yeah. Laura's here. Hi, Laura. Hi, Laura. Oh, hi, guys. Hi. What do you believe for ages, Laura?

Oh, well, actually, I'll let you know the story. So when I was a young kid, I used to suck my thumb until I was probably about 10. Yes. And I had an uncle who actually had a thumb amputated. Okay. I see where this is going. So, yeah, my parents, mostly my mum, would tell me that if I didn't stop sucking my thumb, that it would fall off like my own for days.

That's horrible. I've even tried, you know tried that really yucky nail And I'd cover my thumb in it And then I'd just be like, oh this is so gross I'm never going to wake up I'm never going to suck my thumb And I remember waking up and I was like, oh my god And every morning I'd wake and check to see

Whether my thumb was done That's so traumatic It is really traumatic Do you still suck your thumb now? No, thankfully not. I did grow out of it. She can't. It fell off.

Yeah. That's right. I'm always interested to know, is your thumb a weird shape from sucking it or no? It's slightly different. Like it's maybe got a couple of extra lines than my other one, but it's still quite normal. So I kind of put it down to thumb sucking, yeah.

Hey, Laura, tell me the truth. Do you miss those days? Like, sometimes you know, Friday night, you've had a long week, do you just get, you know, a little sneaky sucking? Yeah, no, I don't. I have other vices now. I always wonder if people who are like chronic

vapors are former thumb suckers. If it's just like a pacifier, they just need something to suck on. Yeah, who just like a pacifier, they just need something to suck on. Yeah, who knows? Thanks, Laura. Someone texted, these are the lies that you believed forever. Someone said, we were told that our HRV system had a camera in it and mum and grandma could see when we were being little

brats. My grandma also told us that when we ate watermelon seeds, that trees would grow out of our ears. Yeah, that's a classic. Yeah, that's an absolute classic. Someone said, I thought that if you put an open tin of food in the fridge and then you ate it later on, that you'd get tintinitis.

Only took 25 years to learn that one. Tintinitis. Tintinitis. We used to tell our kids that there was a night policeman that checked that all the kids were asleep. Night policeman. Every now and then, if you want to convince your kids and there was a night policeman that checked that all the kids were asleep. Night policeman? Every now and then, if you want to convince your kids and terrify them to stay in bed,

you should just go around and be like, night policeman? Night police? Just checking there's no arrests to be made here tonight? We're just doing a head count. Night police? Night police? Night police.

Bree and Clint. And it's time for 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. We guess songs as quickly as we can.

We do it in teams. And the winning team gets free KFC. Nina, you're on Team Clint this afternoon. Hi. G'day, mate. Hello. How are you? Running Team Clint this afternoon. Hi. G'day, mate. Hello, how are you? Running a bit slow this week, I'll tell you, Nina. The brain power is not there.

I've just started taking some mushroom supplements to try and speed my brain power up. Both of us have like the rainbow wheel of death. Yeah. Just scrolling in our eyes. But we'll do our best. You might be carrying the team, though. Bree, you're going in with Georgia.

Hi, Georgia. Hi. How's the old brain health for you at the moment, Georgia? I'm not going to lie, it's not been great. Out of 10, what do you reckon? Maybe like a five. Well, I'm about a five, so we put it together, we're a 10. Ah, yeah. Hey, we're one full five, so we put it together, we're a ten.

Ah, yeah. Hey, we're one full brain. Ten out of twenty. One full brain. Claudia's in charge. Hi, Claudia. Hello. This is really promising because I've put together what I think is one of the more niche and difficult rounds of this game.

Oh, no. So we'll see how we go. The rules of the game, we'll start a song from the beginning. You just need to buzz in and tell me what it is. And your challenge today, all of these songs are from movie musicals. Okay, sure. And to make it as easy as possible, I just need the name of that movie. I get it. Slash musical.

I don't need the name of the song. Got it. Got it. So Brie and Clint, you guys will go first. The first team to three points will take home the win. Are we ready? Ready. Good luck, everyone.

Here's your first musical. Clint. Clint. A Star Is Born. Well done. I'm on the dimmer Watch as I'm driving I never meet the

Never seen it. Love the song. If I never hear this song again, I'll be happy. Yeah, me too. I reckon I sound quite a lot like Bradley Cooper in this. Oh. No, just me? Okay.

Nina and Georgia, are you ready for a go? Yeah. Oh, Georgia. Okay, good luck, guys. Nina. Nina, Georgia. Okay, good luck, guys. Nina. Go on, Matt. Nina. High School Musical?

Yes, it is. We're soaring, flying. There's not a star in heaven that we can't reach. If we're trying. Jeez, we're doing all right, Nina. Can we pause the game just to play the rest of the song? Yeah, sure. We're in trouble.

Yeah, Clint, you can win it here. So, Bree, you really need this one. All right. Deep breath. You've got it. It's a song. Bree. Bree.

That is The Greatest Showman. Well done. Wow. It's Brie's favourite YouTube video of all time. One of my favourite songs from a musical of all time. Keala Siddle. That's the one. I am me.

All right, all right. It's okay, Nina. It's okay. We're still here, okay? Come on, Georgia. It's okay, Nina. It's okay. We're still ahead, okay? Come on, Georgia. Everyone's still in it. Nina, Georgia, it's over to you guys. Georgia.

Frozen. Yes. Yes, Georgia. Nina, it's okay. Oh, this could be the greatest comeback ever, Georgia. We've blown match point, but it's okay. We're still here. This is my daughter's favorite, favorite movie-fest musical.

Yes. Come in handy. It's rare to hear of a kid that's into Frozen. Yeah, they're not usually into that movie, are they? Is everybody in this time? Lena, Georgia, Brie, Clint? Everyone's in. So anyone can buzz in.

Whoever gets this is winning the whole thing. Okay, good luck, everyone. This is your last musical. Clint. It's Grace. It's Grace. It's Grace. I was waiting for it. Really? I was waiting for it.

Really? I was waiting for Grease, yeah. I was sitting back to give the girls a go, but Clem just wanted to win. I would have known that one. You should see. I sat back and went, give the girls a go, and Clem goes, clap. No regrets, Nina. We got you the KFC.

Congratulations. Perfect. Thank you so much. Sweet ass. Oh, good one the KFC. Congratulations. Perfect. Thank you so much. Sweet ass. Oh, good one, Clint. I saw red. I need a win this week. Please welcome to the show, from 660, it's Jai and Chris.

It's your song. It's your song. I thought that was loud. Must be almost summer. Have you guys ever heard some of your songs on the radio? It's always song. It's your song. No, that was loud. Must be almost summer. Have you guys ever heard some of your songs on the radio? It's always a thrill. It's always a thrill. Every time.

It is almost summer and you boys are heading back out on the road again. You're taking your grassroots tour to the Big Smokes. Is that fair to say this time? The Big Smokes, as they're known. Is it still grassroots if you go to the big centres? Well, I guess. I feel like anywhere in New Zealand

is grassroots. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Well, we're trying to keep the spirit of the grassroots because obviously grassroots tour went to a lot of small towns

and small pubs. And it was cool, man. That was awesome. It was amazing. Got to meet some people but it was just such a huge demand for tickets and we thought

let's try and do some bigger shows like get to some of the places we didn't go like Auckland and Duned and those kind of places but we're trying to keep the spirit of it alive okay we're doing kind of different kinds of venues yeah and trying to keep it a bit more it's it's not like the big bells and whistle it's it's still cool you don't really know what you're going to get every show we don't know what we're going to do every show you're playing at brew town and that's right i haven been, but I have just heard that that is the coolest

place. Yes, I've been told that a lot. My brother is there every week and he's like, bro, when you come here we're going to Brewtown. Yeah. No, we're trying to keep it chill. We're playing early so we can make it real accessible for people and also so Jai can go home to bed early. Yes, I appreciate that. I like that vibe. I like that vibe. It gives me a head start on partying.

It works for everyone. This is good dad to dad chat. What is your bedtime? Oh, I mean. Because Brie and your son go down. D to D chat. Brie gives me shit for mine. I reckon I've landed on the ultimate bedtime. Let's go.

And I'm not ashamed to say it, 9.30. Wow. Oh, I love how he's bumped it up. Oh, really? No, it's 9.30. It used to be 9 to 9.30. Yeah, gotcha. It's just 9.30 now.

And now the 660 boys are in. He's like, oh, 9.30. He's acting all tough. He's acting all cool. He's taking his top off. We. Yeah, gotcha. It's just 9.30 now. And now the 660 boys are in. He's like, oh, 9.30. He's acting all tough. He's acting all cool. He's taking his top off. We can put it back on. I thought I had an ally. You do.

You do. I thought I had an ally. He's taking his pants off. 9.30 is almost a little late for me. Oh, okay. Really? I'm more of a like, you know, the kids are in bed at like 7.30. I'm like, I'm lying up there at bed at like 8 p.m.

You hit the pillow, you're gone. And it's not fair because Chris doesn't sleep. Yeah, exactly. That's true. Yeah, I'm like a 1am kind of person. Is it true that you sleep upside down? Yeah. I've heard that.

Yeah, that's true. Like Dracula. Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's good for blood flow. No, no. Look, that's a common misconception. I just sometimes have had so many colas before I go to bed that I end up the other way around.

So I'm upside down on the bed. I'm just not sure which way the bed is. That makes more sense. Ass up is more what it is. My favourite way to sleep. My favourite in general. You guys have been generous enough to give us some tickets to go along to these shows as well.

So we have got... We're going to take those for ourselves and if you want to get tickets, tell the people where they can get them. Well, there's Brewtown on the 1st of Feb. There's Shed 530 Estate in Hastings on the 8th of Feb. There's the 1st of March at the Base Spaces in Jellicoe Harbour, Auckland.

And then the 8th of March at Union Law down in Dunedin. All of those places are really cool. Some of them are brand new and haven't had gigs ever before. Yeah, yeah. So we're really excited. And I'm trying to do something different with the space. Yeah. I like that vibe.

That's the freedom of this grassroots tour is we can kind of do things on the fly and make them special. So if you're keen, you can text 660 in the show that you would like to go to to 9696 to be able to win a double pass. Wow. And all of the ticket details for all of the shows will be up on your 660 website, yeah? Yeah, sure.

They will. Chris is doing, he's keeping that website up to date. I know what he's like. Stickler for detail. Oh, mate. I run the website. You're indispensable. I'm something.

You just do it all, Chris. You do it all. I do it all and I do it poorly. It's good to see you guys. Thanks, lad. It's good to see you. We're looking forward to the tour. My lord, it's lovely.

And we copied you. A few years. He told you. Colours. He said colours. It's Friday. It's time for one hell of a Friday. Okay.

Ladies and gentlemen, Bree and Clint's Friday-oke. I feel like this is finally it, guys. Every Friday, we take on a big challenge, a big song, a cover. We do our best. We're not great singers. We know that. We work with an expert who makes us sound as good as possible And this week Bree, you've chosen the biggest song From the biggest movie in the world right now

I've just felt like I haven't been bringing everything I have To Friday Oki for the last couple of weeks I've been slacking off and I thought This is a song where you can't No, there's no room to hide in this You have to give everything you have down to your core. It's one of the hardest songs in the whole world to sing and it's trending right now, so why not sing Defying Gravity?

So if you care to find me Down to the western sky Has someone told me lately Everyone deserves a chance to fly Wow. And if I'm flying so long It's done. It's in the can.

There's no changing it now. Yep. Before we do it, how do you feel you went? I think I crushed it. Yeah? Yeah, I think I've done really well. Okay. Because the song is about throwing caution to the wind

and not caring what others think. And being your true self. And being you. Authentically you. And comfortable with who you are. And I just gave it my absolute best. I left it all out there. What's going to happen is

you're going to hear Bree's Defying Gravity. And then you're going to hear my Defying Gravity. And then we're going to ask you to call up on 0800-DIAL-ZM and pick the winner of Friday-oke. All right. Are you ready? I don't think I ever will be, but yes, let's do it.

So if you can't find me, land to the western sky. As someone told me lately, everyone deserves a chance to fly. And if I'm flying solo, at least I'm flying free. To those who ground me, take a message back from me. Tell them how I'm defying gravity. I'm flying high, defying gravity. And soon I'll match them in renown. Here it comes. Nobody in all of Oz, no wizard that there is or was is ever gonna bring me down. Bring me down. Crushed it. Oh, she killed it.

Wow. Oh, that might be the best one I've ever done. I think I got there on the high notes. I, shit. Well, that might be the best one I've ever done. I think I got there on the high notes. I held them. That battle cry at the end. I mean, the rest, you can almost forget about the rest once you hear that bit at the end. I feel like the battle cry was my best moment. Oh, I feel like it's my worst moment.

I'm really proud of myself. I just left it all out there. But, you know, I'm interested to hear yours. That's Bree's Defying Gravity. You're about to hear mine. Once you have heard both, we will throw the fine lines open

for people to vote and pick the winner. All right, we're ready. Here it comes. Here's my Defying Gravity for Friday O'Keefe. So if you care to find me, look to the western sky. As someone told me lately, everyone deserves the chance to fly. And if I'm flying solo, at least I'm flying free. To those who ground me, take a message back from me.

Tell them how I'm defying gravity. I'm flying high, defying gravity. And soon I'll match them in renown. And nobody in all of us, no wizard that there is or was, is ever gonna bring me down. Bring me down. Oh Probably well done. Crushed it. Well done. God, what a show.

What a show. What a show. Do we get a standing ovation? Oh, I don't. Yeah, Claudia's given it. Does the theatre stand for that one? Claudia's got no idea about a musical tone, but she's given it to us.

We did our best, okay? We know what we sound like, and we want you to pick the winner of Friday Okie this week. We would love to hear your votes, because we do it for you guys. And who's got it? Who Friday Oki this week? We would love to hear your votes because we do it for you guys. And who's got it? Who's got it this week? Defying gravity.

Are you voting for Elphabri or Klinda? Good. I like that. You can't see it, but I'm dressed as Elphaba and Klinda's dressed as Glinda. Oh, $800 at the end. We're looking for five votes right now to pick the winner of Friday-oke.

Brie and Clint. Friday-oke! I love reading the text messages during this segment. Some of them are very clever, yeah. Some of them are so funny. Someone said, I'm not sure what I was expecting, but Brie, I wasn't expecting that.

That could be good or bad. Yeah, it could be good or bad. I'm going to take it as good. Someone else said the SPCA has been alerted for the strangling of cats on your radio show. That's fair. We did wicked, okay? We did wicked. Someone else said you've taken it too

far this time. We may have. We did Defying Gravity. Brie sounded like this. Tell them how I'm defying gravity. And mine sounded like this. Tell them how I'm defying gravity. And mine sounded like this. Tell them how I'm defying gravity. The most impressive bit was this, though.

Whoa. You sound like Tarzan. I'm a hot Tarzan. I'm a hot Tarzan. Or this. Why does yours sound more feminine than mine? We're looking for five people to pick the winner of our Wicked Friday-oke, and Jane's going to go first. Hi, Jane.

Hi, Jane. Hello. I've just been laughing so hard. Yes, haven't we? With you, right? With you. Yeah, I was going to say, why are you laughing? I thought our performances were moving and breathtaking. Touching, absolutely.

Yeah. Who are you going to vote for, Jane? Absolutely, yes. Yeah, yeah, yeah. What do you reckon to vote for, Jane? Absolutely, yes. Yeah, yeah, yeah. What do you reckon? Brie or Clint? Okay, so even though I have to say, because I actually felt like I heard you dying at the end.

Yeah. But the rest of it, I actually thought you did really well because that's an insane song. It's an insane song. Yeah, okay, I appreciate it. Thank you very much, Jane. Thank you, Jane. Have a good weekend. Let's go to Megan, Yeah. Okay, I appreciate it. Thank you very much, Jane. Thank you, Jane. Have a good weekend.

Let's go to Megan, second. Hi, Megan. Hi, Megan. Hi, how's it going? Good, thanks. Are you a Wicked fan? I need to know. We haven't watched it yet.

Oh, okay. You probably don't want to watch it after hearing our renditions, do you? It's better than that. I do want to watch it. What do you guys think? What did you think of our performance? It was all right. It was all right. It was all right.

That's nice. I feel like you don't have something nice to say. Say it was nice. It was fun. Bree, you crushed the high note. It was really good, your high note. Thank you for that. Are you going to vote for Bree?

Yes. I will take it. Thank you for your vote. Thanks so much guys Let's go to Hayley and Landon Hi guys Hi Hayley and Landon Hi

How are you? What did you think of Wicked? Oh Incredible It just It just You know Gives you goosebumps

Doesn't it Hayley? Yeah totally No We stayed We stayed in touch And we even stayed in the car To listen through. Oh, that's the ultimate.

That's what a great performance does. It keeps you in the car. Who are you picking, Brie or Clint? We. Yeah! Thanks, Landon. We all reached the high notes. Yeah, we did.

Thanks, Landon. Thank you, guys. I appreciate it. Have a great weekend. Isabella's here. Hi, Isabella. Hi, Isabon. Thank you, guys. I appreciate it. Have a great weekend. Isabella's here. Hi, Isabella. Hi, Isabella. Hi.

Are you a Wicked fan? Have you seen it yet? Oh, no, I haven't, but I must go see it. Yeah, you must. It's so good. Yeah. Very good. What do you reckon, Isabella?

Who are you going to vote for today? Well, it was painfully amazing. Painfully amazing. Good way to describe it. Yeah. You both were incredible, but Bree, you smashed it. Oh, Isabella, you've kept me in it. Thank you.

You have an excellent weekend, Isabella. It all comes down to Kath in the box seat. Kia ora, Kath. Hi, Kath. Hello. Hi. Now, you must know you're wicked. Well, I don't, but I'm going to go and see it after listening to that performance.

Oh, see, that's what it does. It inspires, Kath. I'll tell you what, I've never rung the radio before, but I had to pull over and try today. And this is what enticed you. Kath, can you give us some feedback before you cast your vote? Absolutely. I can tell you that, Clint, I have never laughed so hard in my life.

It was freaking terrible. And, Brie, I was just 100% you. I was so impressed. Thank you, Kath. Are you giving me the win? Absolutely. She's done it. That's impressive.

I feel close to you, Kath. I appreciate you, mate. You're my good witch. I'll be your bad witch, all right? Okay, and I think Clint should give up. Kath. We need to throw water on Clint so he melts after that one. Thank you, Kath.

You have a good weekend, mate. Okay, great. Bye. See you. See you, Kath. She'd a good weekend, mate. Okay, great. Bye. See ya. See ya, Kath. She'd never called a radio station before. That's what we did. That's what Wicked does.

Kath's ruthless. Inspires. Brings people together. Thank you, everybody. Thank you for allowing us to do that. Go and see Wicked this weekend. It's excellent. Bree and Clint.

Bree and Clint. All I want for my birthday is a birthday banger. I'm so anxious now to pick birthday banger after we got roasted yesterday saying that we only pick the right birthday banger like three out of ten times. Very subjective though. We got people saying six. Six. What did Claudia say?

Claudia said six. Yeah, I said six. That's right. And you hear all of them. She's a real treat us mean, keep us keen kind of person though. I reckon we get seven. I reckon seven out of ten. I reckon 70% of the time we pick the right birthday banger.

Yeah, but we'll see if we get it right today. James is going first. Hi, James. Hi, James. How you going? Do you believe that we pick good birthday bangers, James? I believe sometimes. You do?

How often out of ten would you say, James? I believe sometimes. You do? Sometimes. How often out of 10 would you say, James? Probably about seven. Seven? Yeah, we're happy with seven. We're happy with seven. Okay, let's do yours and see if it's a winner. What's your date of birth? 16th of August, 1990.

All right, that means you were 16, James, in 2006. And I've got a feeling yours will be a rip-off. Banger, Fergie's first solo single. What do you reckon, James? Oh, my daughter just said shame to me in the truck. Shame. Is it shame that I like it? She's just saying shame because she thinks you're old.

Let's go to Sarah. G'day, Sarah. Hi, Sarah. Hello. What are you up to for your weekend, Sarah? Working. Oh, boo. Yeah, just a little.

But oh well. Does that mean you get more time off around Christmas or anything? Nah, I work in hospitality. I work for it, but I take my time off at the end of January. Yeah, good on you. Yeah, good. So you still get a bit of summer. Make the most of the set days. Hell yeah.

Yeah, nice. Hey, Sarah, what's your date of birth? 22nd of February, 1986. All right, that means you're 16, 2002, Sarah. And on that day, this was Top of the Charts. Sorry. Ja Rule and Ashanti. This was top of the charts. Ja Rule and Ashanti. Ashanti, now married to Nelly.

Yeah. Yeah. What do you reckon, Sarah? It could be better, but we'll take it. I like it. It's very 2002, you know? Very 2002, yes. Yeah, yeah. Okay, wait there, wait there.

Leave it up. One more for Rebecca, who's going to do their mum Catherine's birthday banger. Hi, Rebecca. Hi. Have you done yours, Bec? No, but I've Googled mine before and I don't like, and it's annoying. Oh, what was it?

Happy by Pharrell Williams. Oh, thank you for not putting us through that. Thank you, Bec. You've done us a solid today. I work with Ted's. I've heard it enough. Yeah, too much. If I never hear that song again, it'll be too soon.

Funny how happy makes you so unhappy, eh? Yeah, not for me. All right, Bec, tell us, what is your mum Catherine's birthday? 11th of July, 1962. All right, that means she was 16 in 1978. And back in the 70s, this had a number one hit. You're the one that I want. You're the one thats, this had a number one hit. Oh, speaking of musicals.

Oh, it's Olivia Newton-John and John Travolta. What do you reckon, Bette? I think that's awesome. I think it's a banger. It's a tune. I've got to admit, I do enjoy it more as part of the mega mix, though. The mega mix is solid. Yeah.

Oh, I do love that start. And you know that song is trending at the moment. Is it really? Yeah, there's all these people recreating it on TikTok. Oh, yeah. And they walk in, you know, as Sandy. Sandy! And she throws down the cigarette.

We should do it, but I'll be John Travolta and you be Sandy. Stop doing this to me. We've got to vote, we've got to vote, we've got to vote. I'm voting you're the one that I want. It's good, trust me. How many minutes is it? It's not long. It's good, it's a bop.

It's two and a half minutes. As a whole. Someone texted and said, if you guys choose that Fergie song, you're just proving everybody right, FYI. Yeah, that's why I'm choosing the one that I want, which is John Travolta and Olivia. Well, the one that you want is the one that I want. Hooray! It's the one that I want. And Rebecca, your mum won birthday banger.

Well done. Yes! When else do you get to hear this on TV? Exactly! Nice work, V. Brie and Clint. CDM Brie and Clint. The winner of Birthday Banger is Olivia Newton and John Travolta.

Tell me about it. Stud. When I did jazz back in primary school, I dressed up as Olivia. Did you? And the pants. Which Olivia? That Olivia. Leather's Olivia.

Yeah, I look like the flooziest, like eight-year-old you've ever seen. Do you have a cigarette? I had, you can't call them that anymore. What do they call them now? The fake ones? Spaceman stick. Spaceman stick. Yeah, yeah.

They used to be called something else. Did they? Yeah. Not here. What did you guys call them? Oh, not a politically correct word anymore. All right. Yeah.

You can tell me later. Yeah. You know the slang? Yeah. Like the slang of that? Yeah, yeah. Yeah. Oh, bummer.

Yeah. Yeah. Exactly. That know the slang? Yeah. Like the slang of that? Yeah, yeah. Oh, bummer. Yeah. Yeah, exactly. That's what they were called. And back in the day... Jeez, Australia's wild. Yeah, I know. And it had it all over the packaging and the cigarettes also had a red tip. Yes, they had them here too. Spaceman's tips. Yeah, they've taken that away.

Guys, have we all seen the trend? I think we've all seen the trend. The trend of we listen and we don't judge. Correct me if I'm wrong. This is where you get to say anything. It's like a get out of jail free card. You can confess to something that you've been doing. And the people that you confess to aren't allowed to get mad at you for it. Exactly.

And you're meant to just put everything out on the table. And I thought it'd be a good team building exercise for a Friday because we're going to the weekend so if anyone gets upset, we have two days to cool off. It'll either be team building or team destroying. Exactly. Look at Ella. She's really worried about hers.

Ella, why are you so nervous? Is yours that bad? I think it's time to confess something. And this is perfect. Okay. I reckon we make her go last then. Okay, yeah, make her go last. And I reckon we make you go first.

Okay. Oh, why? Everybody, we listen and we don't judge. Okay, there's been a few times. You know when we'd cover the breakfast show and we'd come in here and we'd do the breakfast show? Yeah. And there was a few times I'd make everyone a cup of tea in the morning

and I'd always ask make everyone a cup of tea in the morning and I'd always ask everyone for a cup of tea and Clint sometimes I couldn't find a cup so I'd just take one out of the dishwasher. A dirty one. Guys, we can't judge. We listen and we don't judge. That's rank.

The disrespect. I gave it a rinse, like a quick rinse. Like a real quick rinse. Oh, I'm glad I very rarely said yes to a tea. Okay, Claudia can go next. We listen and we don't judge. Sometimes when you guys are talking on the radio, you'll look at me to see my reaction

And sometimes when I'm not listening I just kind of vibe check what you guys are talking about And react appropriately Oh, we know We know We 100% know We know Ready, give us the reaction face

Are you ready? So let's pretend like we're talking Blah, blah, blah Clint and I are talking And then we're looking at you Well, Claudia Well, Claudia, blah, Clint and I talking, and then we're looking at you. Well, Claudia, here's one for you. We can tell when you're not listening, and I will sometimes ask you guys a question intentionally

because I know you're not listening to put you on the spot so that you then have to answer. Have I ever failed, though? Wow, that's a game of double bluffing, isn't it? She's pretty good on the fly. We listen and we don't judge. Remember my big confession how I told you guys that I had been

cheating in the game Google Down? Yes. You cheated again. You're still cheating? Let me get my confession out and you listen. I'm listening. You're doing the opposite. You're not listening and you're judging. I'm listening. I used Google Voice to listen to what you were saying and do the Googling for me in Google Down.

I've already confessed to that. And I beat Claudia three times in a row with it. I have used it a few more times since then because I can't beat Claudia. But it hasn't worked because Claudia is now so good that she's faster than the Google Voice app. I feel okay with that. We listen and we don't judge.

And now it's time for Ella. It's Ella. Ella, here we go. Okay, Clint, I once had you muted on IG for a couple of years because you posted too many ads on your stories. I'm really sorry. Oh, that's brutal. Sorry.

We listen and we don't judge. I'm not judging because I'm actually enjoying this new drink from Arepa. It's great for mental clarity, focus and tranquility Hashtag ad Hashtag sponsored Hashtag Lincoln I think we did pretty well Are we all still friends?

Nah Are you a big astrology guy? No But my wife is She's right into it, yeah. She'll say things like, I can't believe I married a such and such. That's such an Aquarius thing to say.

Yeah, I definitely say things like that. Mostly because I think it's fun, but also a little part of me believes some of it. Do you? Like, I don't know, there's just some things that I find can't be a coincidence. It doesn't hurt to believe it. Nah, it's fine. It's just some things that I find can't be a coincidence. It doesn't hurt to believe it.

Nah, it's fine. It's just a bit of fun. This next thing I'm about to play, I don't know if it comes under astrology per se, but I feel like it's in that same realm of stuff. So I came across this guy on TikTok and he's a bit of a buzzy dude but essentially he is a guy that studies birth dates so particular days that people were born so let's say everyone that's born on the 12th right has certain he this is what this guy believes has certain characteristics about them because they're born on the 12th okay and then like certain people that are born on the 27th 5th and yeah you know whatever have other different characteristics

yeah anyway i thought we could play this one that i did here and then we can discuss is there two claudia there's one okay i think there's two different things two sets of numbers he says in here so listen carefully people who are born in the 5th, 14th, 23rd are the most attractive people in the world. See, that's the thing about numerology. I always wondered why some people were rich. Now I understand why. They're born on the 28th

or their 8th. I always want to understand why some people were actually, uh, you know, really funny. Well, people born on the 3rd, 12th, 21st, 30th are the funny ones. Of course you bought that clip. What are you talking about? That is self-serving data.

What are you talking about? I have no idea what you're getting at. As someone who's born on the 1st, I've always considered myself to have an elite birth date. As in, what do you mean? It's just such a perfect number. I feel like my birthday is superior to other people's birthday because it's the

first of the month. It's the first. It's one. So you reckon you're better than everyone? No, I think my birthday is better than everyone else's birthday. But in turn, thinking you're better than everyone. Go on! Well, Claudia reckons hers is because hers is the 15th of June, which

means she's halfway through the month, which is halfway through the year. It's the middle day of the middle month. Six months to my birthday, six months to Christmas. It's perfect. Yep. But it's in the middle of winter. There is beauty and symmetry.

There is beauty and symmetry. What's Ella? What day are you again? I'm 30-10-2000, so it's 30-10-00. Round numbers. Very satisfying. October. All I heard was she was born in the year 2000. Yeah, I actually can't wrap my head around that. so it's 30-10-0-0. Round numbers. Very satisfying. October.

All I heard was she was born in the year 2000 and I've got to get out of here. I actually can't wrap my head around that. Yeah, we've got to go. You're born in the year 2000? No, you're born in the 80s. Hi!