ZM's Bree & Clint - ZM's Bree & Clint Podcast - 6th July 2023

Episode Date: July 5, 2023

Hayley Williams from Paramore! Bree's wheel of cheese. Watties tomato sauce: Fridge or Pantry debate finale. Long lost love stories. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The ZM Podcast Network. Fletchmore and Hayley have put a two-week sickie. Lucky for you, Brie and Clint are filling in. Morning, everyone. Welcome to the show. Brie and Clint here. Keep you company this morning. G'day, guys. Happy Thursday. What's happening with everyone? How's everyone's sleep patterns going?

I woke up at 2 o'clock this morning and bolt upright, thinking I'd slept through my alarm. Could see through the blind. I thought I could see like a crack of sunlight. And I was like, oh, shit, it's 7 o'clock. Is that what time the sun rises? Yeah. At the moment?

Yeah. Anyway, it was 2 a.m. So I was like, ah, mean, two more hours sleep. I feel like I blinked and my alarm went off. It is a bit like that. And it was 4 o'clock in the morning. But otherwise, alright. Yeah. Yeah. You?

It's hard. Like, yesterday I fell asleep sitting upright at the kitchen table. Yeah. I saw a video of you asleep in the dog bed. Oh yeah, no, I fell asleep in the dog bed too. I said to Claudia this morning,

it's one of the grim parts of this job is realising, not the job, sorry, I don't mean it like that, the hours. Like anybody who works unsociable hours getting up at four or five o'clock in the morning, you quite often leave the house and you haven't said a word to anybody. Like you haven't

said anything. And I was in the car today and I was talking to my steering wheel telling it what song to put on. And I was like, man, this is the first conversation I've had today. And Claudia goes, don't you say good morning to your cat? I went, oh yeah, actually I did. I said, good morning, Bobo. That's the most important part of the day. Does the cat wake up? Yeah. The cats wake up at that time. The cat gets up with me, yeah. Yeah. Potters around the house. I try everything I can to not wake my dogs up because... Oh, they're way more intense. My partner would kill me.

Yeah. Like, the dogs, they would just go nuts. They'd be so confused, though. A cat can get around the house without bothering anyone if it wants to. Dogs, not so much. Dogs, not so much. They're like, are we all getting up? They need way more attention. are we all getting up? They need way more attention.

Are we all getting up? Yeah, no, that's our dog sound. Is it time? Mummy, where's my food? Okay, today, have we got Hayley Williams on the show today from Paramore? Yeah, this is massive. How cool is this? This is so cool.

Hayley Williams from Paramore because we have the Paramore ticket blitz from Nine on ZM today. We talked to her for like 15 minutes. Are we going to put that whole interview up somewhere? The whole Paramore interview? We're not going to punish you with 15 minutes of that on the radio this morning. We'll play you the best bits. But just to give you an insight, some people, you know, we get to interview some pretty on the radio this morning. We'll play you the best bits. But just to give you an insight, some people, you know,

we get to interview some pretty cool people in this job and some are like super natural and generous and genuine and she was one of them. She's just such a cool, amazing person. So looking forward to that. And the tickets today, all day on ZM till 5. Side note, what sort of tea bags do you think they stock in the ZM kitchen? The most basic ones you can get. I think they're garbage.

I think they're very bad. I don't mind them. Do you? Yeah, I think... This is the weakest tea I've ever had. How long did you leave it in for? My bag's still in. Oh.

Maybe that's a faulty bag, but Dilma, they're the best teas. Oh, Dilma's a good tea. Maybe I'm bad at making tea. Yeah, maybe. Are we on the Dilmas? Yeah, we are. Oh, that's a good tea. There's a big stash of them in the cupboard. Maybe I'm just tired. Maybe I need a double bagger. Wait, are you taking tea bags home?

No, I've thought about it. Save me a few bucks. Gotta save $3.20. You're halfway there. I would never talk bad about the Dilmar company. I love the Dilmar company. No, I love Dilmar tea. Hey, up next on the show, Wimbledon's on at the moment

and I came across this article talking about how much stuff costs if you go to Wimbledon. Is Maria Sharapova still in Wimbledon? Oh, mate, no. No, no, no. Love Maria Sharapova.

No, she hasn't played for a long time. Retired many years ago. Is she the one who got done for drugs? So, no, that's not fair. So she, there was a certain medication that she was taking and then it got put onto the banned drug list and then she got kind of caught in that. It wasn't like she was doping. What are you, employee of Maria Sharapova? Jesus. I hit a couple of balls with Maria

Sharapova one time. Did you? Yeah, I was louder than her. I was pretty proud of that. Nah. I did actually though. She's so tall. Yeah. You don't realise how tall she is. Super tall. Some of the growth hormones.

Yeah, so I'll tell you about how much things cost if you were to go to Wimbledon. So how much the food costs if you're there. It'll be ridiculous. How much stuff costs in the gift shop. Yeah. The special Wimbledon merch, which is obviously some of it's made by Ralph Lauren. So I'll give you the prices on that. Bree and Clint.

Time for Tradie vs Lady. It's Tradie vs Lady. Three, two, one, let's go. An opportunity for someone to pick up $50 cash this morning. We play this to kick off our show every afternoon at three o'clock and we've been keeping score for the year. So the tradies, they're on 54 wins. The ladies picked up a win yesterday, so they're on 60 for the year.

Our lady's calling from Invercargill today. She's 31 years old and she is an absolute chicken fanatic. Welcome to the show, Nikki. Nikki. Good morning, guys. Good morning, Nikki. What exactly does that mean? So when I was younger, I used to show chickens.

Yeah. Oh, cute. Now I don't have any chickens of my own due to renting, but I have tattoos and probably 700 ornaments. 700 chicken ornaments. What's your favourite flavour of chips? Oh, it depends what brand are we going? Well, honestly, I thought you were just going to say chicken.

Yeah, okay. Mickey, what's the cutest type of chicken? Oh, it depends if you want a big chicken'm a little honey chicken kind of girl. Yeah, okay. Mickey, what's the cutest type of chicken? Oh, it depends if you want a big chicken or a little chicken but I'm a Rhode Island reed or a barbed rock girl. Yeah, me too, myself.

You are a chicken fanatic. Okay, you're taking on our trade today. He's calling from Wellington. He's 26 and he has a certificate in fashion and beauty. Welcome to the show, Ethan.

G'day, Ethan. G'day. Hey, good morning, everyone. How's it going? Good, thanks. What's the hottest thing in fashion right show, Ethan. G'day, Ethan. Hey, good morning, everyone. How's it going? Good, thanks. What's the hottest thing in fashion right now, Ethan? Oh, sorry. A bit of a backstory on the certificate there.

So it was a bit of a blunder. So I tried signing up to a mechanics course. And then, yeah, it turns out it was the wrong course. I ended up sticking through it and it was fine. You stuck it out even though you wanted to be a mechanic? It was just one of those things that's sort of in a limbo and didn't know what I was doing, so. Yeah, good on you.

Did you learn some stuff, Ethan? Yeah, I learned truckloads, so just, you know, things like eyebrows and... Good on you, Ethan. I like your style. You learned where the eyebrows are. What's your trade, by the way? I'm just an apprentice plumber. You're an apprentice

plumber with a fashion and beauty certificate. Love that. Okay. Your buzzer today is tradie. He learnt to wear a belt. And your buzzer, Nicky, is lady. First of three correct answers gets 50 bucks cash. Good luck. Here we go, guys. Question number one. In which US major city would you find JFK International Airport?

Lady. Yes, Nikki. Washington, DC. No. I mean, good guess. Ethan, you want to guess? New York. New York City.

It is New York City, JFK. One to the tradies. Question number two. In which city was last week's 33 million dollar winning Lotto ticket sold? Yes, Nikki Lady? Sorry

Yeah, Nikki Christchurch Christchurch is correct Nice work We're all tied up One apiece Question number three Buzz in when you can tell me

Who sings this song? He's Lil. I'll give you that much. He's Lil. Lil Eden something. Little Nas X. Nicky. Yes, Ethan buzzed in first.

Lil Nas X. It is Lil Nas X. Two to the tradies. One to the ladies. You need this one here, Nicky. Question number four. What type of marine animal is Patrick in the cartoon Spongebob Squarepants? Yes, Nicky. Starfish.

We're all tied up here this morning. This, guys, is for the win. Question number five. What super rugby team did all-black hero Dan Carter play for? Brady? Yes, Ethan. The Crusaders. The Crusaders.

He's got it. Is correct. What a diverse range of people we had playing Tradeiverse Lady today. Love that. Great game. The fashion and beauty expert plumber, you're walking away with 50 bucks cash. Congratulations.

Thank you very much. Nice work, Ethan. Have a good day, ma'am. Bree and Clint. Ladies and gentlemen, Paramore returned to New Zealand on Saturday, the 18th of November for the first time since 2018. And we are very excited to have Hayley Williams on the phone right now.

Oh, yeah. Hello. 2018 and we are very excited to have Hayley Williams on the phone right now. Oh yeah. Hello. Our show just got 85% cool up. Hayley, this is so bloody cool for me to have you on the show. I've been a fan since 2008. I first discovered you guys whilst I was playing The Sims 2. Did you ever play the game just to hear your own song? I played at my friend's house. I never had it.

But then I was very thankful that we left for tour and that I wasn't around when our song came out on The Sims because I was like, I don't want to listen to myself over and over again, especially doing like speaking Simlish. I wanted to gouge my ears out at the end of it. Totally. But what's crazy is people still come up to me and tell me they discovered us through The Sims

and I'm like, well, thank God you believed in us after hearing that. The Sims 2, big game. I reckon back then getting a song on The Sims or on the Tony Hawk Pro Skater soundtrack. You made it. It was like the 2000s version of a TikTok hit, right? Absolutely.

That's probably how it was. So true. Yeah. So true. I think it's really cool for you guys as well because you've had so many of your songs going viral on TikTok and it's this whole new audience that will probably be seeing you guys for the first time.

What are you most excited? What are the songs that you're most excited for people to see? Oh, man. Well, you're definitely right. This year that we've already been playing all these shows, one thing that I make it a point to pose the question, how many of you are seeing your first Paramore show tonight? It's kind of been mind-blowing that like 80 or 90% of the crowd is their hands. We're like, where have you guys been?

This is a welcome to this chaos that you're stuck in now. Hey, New Zealand at the moment is not only Paramore crazy, they're Taylor Swift crazy. The Eras Tour is going to Australia. It's not coming here to New Zealand because the official word is it's too big to fit in New Zealand. Like, we can't fit that show. You guys did a couple of the eras tour

shows in arizona what is that show is it as big as everybody is saying what's the deal with the taylor swift eras show you guys that show is mega it's historic like it's biblical proportions really something to behold like the guys and i we we've known Taylor since we were all teenagers, right? And we didn't even know what to expect. And when we played the shows ourselves, being on that stage was, her fans are amazing, but to then go out into the crowd and to watch her perform, I don't know, it's a real testament to how passionate she is. And I feel very happy that we got to open up that tour because it is such a historic moment in live music. So glad you said that, Hayley,

because I spent 12 hours trying to buy a ticket on pre-sale. So it makes it feel worth it. Hey, Hayley, we are giving away tickets to the Paramore Tour here on ZM all day today. We're doing a Paramore Ticket Blitz because the tickets to see you guys officially go on sale at midday today. Give us a little bit of what we can expect from the show. at Blitz because the tickets to see you guys officially go on sale at midday today.

Give us a little bit of what we can expect from the show. Oh, man, it's our favorite production that we've ever put together. We worked really, really hard with our friends and a production company that we greatly admire to pull off something that's bigger than we've ever been able to bring to international dates. So excited that it wasn't too big for New Zealand. Yes, so are we. We love Hayley Williams so much and Paramore. We'll see you guys in November. Thanks, Hayley.

She's so cool. So, so cool. I was just looking up what is actually happening at Wimbledon at the moment. Have you been watching any of it? No, I didn't realise it was on. Didn't you? No. Have you watched that show on Netflix that's about the tennis?

No. Is it good? Yeah, I like it. Is it like Drive to Survive? Yeah, kind of, yeah. Is it about current tennis players? Yes. Okay.

Yes, but then they've got past tennis players that comment on a few bits and pieces, but normally, like in one episode, they'll focus on one player. They're all pretty boring, the new tennis players, eh? Some of them are. We've been spoiled for choice with the Federer's and the Nadal's and the Djokovic's for so long. Yeah, I mean, Djokovic is still literally top of his game. Yeah.

But there's no... Boring was the wrong... was unkind. We don't have a backstory for them. I think we've been so engrossed in these Serena Williams and Venus Williams and everybody for the last 15 years that you don't know enough about other people. It's like a vacuum. Yeah, yeah, totally.

But I think there's some good players coming through, like Sissy Puss and Sissy Puss. Oh, yeah, he's all right looking. But I thought. Oh, is that Sitsibus? Sissy Puss. Oh he's alright looking but I thought oh is that Sitsibus Sissy Puss oh okay he's Greek

okay I came across because people obviously are going to Wimbledon and droves and some people listening right now may have been

to Wimbledon before which it's very la-di-da Wimbledon isn't it it's on my bucket list I would love to go to Wimbledon the royal family go to Wimbledon

don't they the most famous of the famous go to Wimbledon. The Royal Family go to Wimbledon, don't they? The most famous of the famous go to Wimbledon. Like you see all the big names there, like the Beckhams and like you said, the Royals. Everyone's at Wimbledon. But how much does stuff cost? If you were to travel to Wimbledon, how much are you paying for stuff when you're there?

How much for a Heineken? Yeah, so I've got some prices on things. I thought we could do the clothes, the stuff that's in the gift shop first. Okay. Like if you are... I'm not buying much tennis merch, but yeah, okay. Big tennis fans would probably buy this stuff. Yeah.

You know, because they have got tennis gear like skirts and tops and stuff like that. Okay. So the first thing that I've pulled out was a Wimbledon branded duffel bag. Useful. Useful. You know, you can use that. It's got a nice leather handle.

That's going to set you back $370 for a duffel bag. Okay. Yeah. And then Ralph Lauren makes a lot of their Wimbledon branded stuff. They've obviously got a big partnership with Ralph Lauren. So if you want to get a Wimbledon branded Ralph Lauren Chino cap, it's $150. Oh, yeah.

If you want to dress like one of the Wimbledon ball kits. I don't, but okay, yeah, I do. Definitely do. The get up that they've got. The shorts will cost you $265 and the jacket will cost you $340. So look like a ball boy. Yeah, pretty much. This one's the one that got me

the most because it's a grey oversized hoodie and that, you know how much you're going to pay for this? How much for a grey oversized hoodie? $840. Squeeze me. $840. Squeeze me. $840.

What's the bet they got it from AS Color and they just had Wimbledon stitched into it? Pretty much. How can a hoodie cost $800? That's outrageous, isn't it? Yeah. That is outrageous. Okay. But if you're not going to buy any of that stuff because, you know, you're a normal person, you can't afford an $840 hoodie, you will need to buy food and drink while you're there.

Yeah. That's something you probably will purchase. So all of these meals that I'm about to tell you cost you $34 each. Okay. So a smoked haddock fish cake with mussels and white wine, that's $34. An aubergine and red pepper parmigiana, that's $34. Or abergine and red pepper parmigiana. That's $34. Or a ricotta and oregano meatballs with seared mackerel.

That's $34. That's the fanciest stadium food I've ever seen. I think there's, at Wimbledon, you can go real fancy or you can go your typical sausage roll hot dog. When I go to the rugby, all of the food is yellow. Everything. The fish is yellow. The hot dogs are yellow, the chips are yellow. Everything is yellow. Well, you can get a hot dog for $14 at Wimbledon if you want to go down that route.

But let's move on to the drinks. A single glass of champagne will cost you $36. Yep, $36. For one glass of champagne? cost you $36. Hey. Yeah, $36. For one glass of champagne. But if you're thinking, I should go the bottle because that'll save money and we can share it amongst friends. For that particular bottle, $180. Man.

This is the one thing that I found quite interesting though. I reckon I'd get the bottle. Would you? Yeah. I'd just be so angry about paying $36 for one glass. Wait, how many glasses in a bottle? I think there's six. I think there's six glasses of champagne in a bottle.

Is there? Mm. So six, 36 times six is 216. So you're saving money at $180, aren't you? Did you guys know, because if you know Wimbledon, you know the iconic strawberries and cream? Yeah. Like everyone always gets the strawberries and cream at Wimbledon.

And it's reasonably priced because did you know that they've never upped the price on that for the last, I can't, like decade, I think. So how much is strawberries and cream? It'll cost you $4.70. Oh, that'd be a bit of me. Yeah. Yeah. But they haven't upped the price on that in 10 years.

Yeah, well, it's because they're making all their money out of hoodies. Yeah, true. Yeah. When you're charging $840 for a hoodie. Okay. I'm not sure that, yeah. It's an expensive trip, isn't it? So what's the advice here?

Pre-load. If you're going to Wimbledon, pre-load. Or, yeah, sneak in a flask. Smuggle it in, yeah. And just eat strawberries and cream for four days. Strap a goon bag to your puku and say that you're pregnant. Just put a camelback under your shirt. Like we said, Wimbledon, classy.

Super classy. Classy affair. Yep. Guys, I've got big decisions classy. Classy affair. Yep. Bree and Clint. Guys, I've got big decisions to make in my household. Okay. A conversation that went down with me and my partner last night is we eat a lot of parmigiana in our household. Okay, yeah.

Parmigiano-Reggiano. I mean, there's a couple of types of parmigiana, but always in our shopping list we buy parmigiana. You buy parmigiano Reggiano. I mean, there's a couple of types of Parmigiano, but always in our shopping list, we buy Parmigiano. You buy Parmigiano. Do you mean? What am I talking about? Parmesan. I was like, what?

I was like, can you get those in a packet? Parmigiano. Parmesan cheese. Yes. Yeah, because I was thinking of a chicken parmi when you were saying that. Yes, what am I talking? It's early. I made chicken Parmigiana last night.

You buy a lot of parmesan. A lot of parmesan. Parmesan cheese. A lot of parmesan cheese. Do you buy the pre-grated stuff? No. No. That's sacrilegious.

It's nice though. I mean, sometimes it is good when you don't feel like grating it. Apparently it's full of caking agent though. That's how they keep it. Which one are you talking? You're not talking about the powdery one? No, no. The one that...

Oh, the powdery one is funny, eh? In the cardboard thing, in the cardboard tube. That's a throwback, isn't it? Yeah. The one in that green tube? Yeah. That's hideous. No, you're buying blocks of parmesan.

Blocks of parmesan. Every time we go to the shops, we're buying parmesan cheese. So small blocks of parmesan. And they go so quickly. Like, we use so much of it in our household. Conversation went down last night where we both looked at each other and we thought, should we buy a wheel of it? How big is a wheel?

So it was just a conversation that happened that sparked an idea. And we went to go overlook how much a wheel, how much Parmesan is in a wheel. Yeah. Right? Those small blocks must be like 250 grams, right? I think so. I think they're about 250.

Maybe if not less. Yeah. So a whole wheel of parmesan cheese is 36 kilos. Oh, yeah. Which I'm sure you can get bigger ones or smaller ones. Nah, 36 sounds good. I think it's about right. Yeah.

So 36 kilos. I've looked into how much. Those big plates that you put on the leg press at the gym are only 20 kilos. It would be enormous. Yeah. Where would you even store that type of thing? Well, you'd have to keep it in your cheese cellar. Yeah, well, I mean I've been meaning to

build a cheese cellar for a while. That's your nickname, isn't it? Cheese cellar. That's what I call my stomach. How much do you think... Oh, the parmesan. It's in the cheese cellar. It's gone. She's watching Netflix. She's locked away. She's gone to sleep. How much do you think a whole wheel

of parmesan will set you back? For 36 kilos, well, I know it's a lot at the supermarket, so I'm going to say a wheel of Parmesan might be $800. Like, you're not far off. I think, obviously, you know, there's different grades and different types, but you're looking at $1,200 to $1,600 for a whole wheel of Parmesan cheese. Now, I don't know the economics of your household. I do know that we're in a cost of living crisis.

Mate. But if you are eating as much Parmesan as you claim to be eating- It's an investment. It could be. It's like filling up your share tank app at Zed. It is. You're just planning for the future. Exactly.

I spent a lot of money on gas before the prices went up, but I know that over the long term, I will come out on top. The same could be true for a 36-kilo wheel of Parmesan. It's like buying gold, you know. It never goes down. It always appreciates. Does Parmesan go off, though? Oh, definitely, eventually.

But the Maldia, when my nonna used to have parmesan, it was always moldy. And she'd be like, that's when it's good. That's when you know it's ready. And I was like, I don't think that's the case. So let's. Someone just said the big wheel of cheese will go off pretty quick. Yeah, especially if you're not storing it properly, eh?

So let's not talk about a wheel because that's too much. But let's like legitimately. After four minutes of talking about the wheel. Let's not talk about the wheel. No, but much. But let's like legitimately. After four minutes of talking about the wheel, let's not talk about the wheel. No, but let's talk about, I mean. Bulk. Bulk, a quarter. Let's talk about a quarter.

Quarter of a wheel. Which is about nine kilos. And it'll set you back around $285. Is that a good investment or not? That is my question. My parameters are all off now. Why? Because it feels like a good investment. It does, doesn't all off now because it feels like a good investment. It does, doesn't it? It kind of feels like a good investment.

Because how much are you looking at producers? Would you know how much is like a 250 gram block of Parmesan? I feel like I'd get one for seven or eight. Yeah, that feels about right. So? Don't worry about that. Don't worry about the actual mathematics of it. Claudia, you're a more responsible person than both of us.

Is $280 for nine kilos of Parmesan a good investment or a bad investment? No, that's a good investment. It's a good investment. Yes! If Claudia says it is, I'm buying that today. Okay, we'll hold you to that. I'm going to a deli. Can you bring it in tomorrow?

I'll bring it in tomorrow. Carry it around with you. Like a baby. Bree and Clint. Sit in. Bree and Clint. Covering breakfast. A lot of cheese maths going on here in the studio.

A lot of cheese maths. Mate, I've done the maths on this. So if we're buying a block of Parmesan, and I think we buy one, at least one a week. And I've just looked it up. It's about 150 grams for like 15 bucks if you're buying the nice one. So 150 goes into nine kilos 60 times. So it works out to be like $900. Do they do a wheel of those Chisdale cheese slices?

I'd be keen on that. They probably do. Does that cheese come in a wheel of those Chesdale cheese slices? I'd be keen on that. They probably do. Does that cheese come in a wheel? Probably. Yeah. Cheddar. There's no better value than Chesdale. Chesdale cheese.

Someone on the text machine, because I saw this happen, did you see at a Pink concert someone threw a whole wheel of brie cheese up onto the stage? Did they? Or it might have been Camembert. It was one of the two. And someone said, I wonder how much that wheel of cheese cost. It would have cost a fortune. Like a big wheel. Like a whole wheel. Oh, stop throwing things on stage.

Especially cheese. Pink loved it though. Must be one of her favourites, yeah. This is the cutest, sweetest, most lovely story I've seen in a long time. It's about a doctor whose name is Thomas, who has reconnected with his high school sweetheart,

whose name is Nancy, 60 years after they first met and fell in love as teenagers. Oh my God, I love stories like this. They're both in their 70s now. Cute. And have lived completely separate lives. Like had other families. The whole time.

Other marriages. I actually don't know if either of them, I assume they did. Yeah. I actually don't know what their life has looked like for the last 60 years, but they haven't known each other since then. They dated in high school, but they broke up, as you do. Why'd they break up? Didn't say.

Probably one moving away to university or something. Just teenagers, it doesn't last forever, right? Six decades on, they reconnected with each other. They realised they were still pretty horny for each other. Like, oh, you're still a bit of all right. Jeez, you got a good reg on you. Hey, what's his name? Thomas.

Thomas, you waited long enough to call me back. 60 years I've been waiting for your call. They talked on the phone for three weeks because they live in different cities. Right. You see? Who found who? I'd love to know who. Yeah.

Like when in search. And definitely it was on Facebook as well. Was it on Facebook? I don't know, but. Yeah. I mean. Facebook's for them now. What are you giving Facebook to that generation?

To the older community, yeah. Yeah, right. Well, not that old as well. My parents are quite keen for it, so. Keen on a bit of Facebook? Oh, they love a bit of Facebook. Neither of my parents have any social media. None?

None. None? My parents don't have Facebook. They don't have Instagram. How are they going to reconnect with their high school sweethearts? My mum's pretty, she's got pretty fire content on Snapchat, though. Does she? No, she doesn't have Instagram. How are they going to reconnect with their high school sweethearts? My mum's pretty, she's got pretty fire content on Snapchat though. Does she? No, she doesn't have Snapchat.

I was going to say, is she on Snapchat? No. I've known her for five years. She hasn't added me. She's not on anything. I'll snap you, mum. They talked on the phone for three weeks after they found each other. Cute.

Nancy said, enough of this. I'm going to fly and see Thomas. So she got on a plane. She made the big decision. Yeah. When she arrived at the airport, Thomas dropped a knee and proposed to her in the terminal. Are you joking? Kino Bino.

Jeez. And then she was like, whoa, stage five. I'm going home. Stage five, bruh. Here's a little bit. She didn't. She said yes. Cute.

Here's a little bit. She didn't. She said yes. Here's a little bit of Thomas' proposal. For the last three weeks, I have thought of you every day, every hour, and talked to you every night for hours. I have longed to see you again. Hold you in my arms and tell you how much you mean to me. You are the most incredible person

I have ever met. So, Nancy Lynn Gamble, I come to you humbly today june 30th with a proposal i want to spend the rest of my life with you to cherish every moment we will have together to make every day an exciting new adventure and to grow old with you oh damn i want to marry thomas after that oh my god i can't I've got goosies. It's so cute. He's so old that he bought a pillow to the airport to kneel on. He did do. It's not a joke.

He planned ahead. He knew he was getting down on his knees. He knew those knees ain't what they used to be so he bought a proposal pillow. They look like the perfect couple. Don't they look sweet? Yeah they match. They're so cute together. One of them's going to have to move though because they don't live in the same city. Yeah who's going to move? There's going to be some angry grandchildren. Yeah. They're so cute together. One of them's going to have to move, though, because they don't live in the same city. Yeah, who's going to move?

There's going to be some angry grandchildren. Yeah. Yeah. But, I mean, you would for love, wouldn't you? Yeah, you would. At that point. You would, especially for long-lost love, too. Yeah.

Yeah. Totally. I'd love to know what has happened with both of them in the last 60 years. I'll do a bit of digging. I'll do a bit more digging and see if I can figure that out. Like, have they both had marriage, kids? Yeah. Like, I'd love to know. Did Thomas cheat on his last wife? Yeah. And that's a bit of digging. I'll do a bit more digging and see if I can figure that out. Like have they both had marriage, kids? Yeah. Like I'd love to know. Did Thomas cheat on his last wife and that's why he's single?

And then she doesn't know about that yet. She doesn't know about that. But she's about to find out. Is Thomas actually married to another woman? And this is his bit on the side. He doesn't know about TikTok. He doesn't know that he's TikTok viral. He's like, what? Sorry? Huh? That's adorable. 0800 dial ZM this morning.

Or you can text on 9696. Warm our cold dead hearts and share with us your stories of long lost love. It might not just be for you. It might be a story about one of your parents or your grandparents. Or it could be you. You could have been separated from someone for 20 years and then you bumped into them. Yeah, you reconnected. At the supermarket.

If it qualifies as long lost love, we would love to hear about it this morning. I reckon Facebook has made it a lot more accessible. Yeah. You know? Social media, yeah, it has. To reconnect. Yeah, that's the positive type of stalking, isn't it? When you're finding someone because you love them.

Unless they don't want to be found. We're talking about the couple who have got engaged at the airport after 60 years. They dated in high school, then they lost touch, and now they're both 78, I've found out, Brie. They've reconnected after 60 years of not knowing each other. She flies to see him. He pops a knee, drops a knee straight away, pops the question. Hope he didn't pop a knee. He may have popped a knee. He could have. You never know. They a knee. He may have popped a knee.

He could have. You never know. They're 78. He lives in California. She lives in Tampa Bay. He's going to move. Oh, that's literally opposite sides of the country. He's going to move.

He's moving for her. He has said he's going to move. Oh, sweet. He said about her, Nancy. Thomas said about Nancy. I had a crush on her. She was a beautiful cheerleader. And I thought she'd never accept a date with me because she was so pretty

and everyone loved her. And then they dated and then they just lost touch. She said, since then we have had lives and jobs and professions and children and husbands and experiences, but we're meant to be together. Oh, my God. I love a love story. They could make a movie about this.

We want to know your long-lost love stories this morning, and Joanna's caught up. Morena, Joanna. Hi, Joanna. Hi, how are you? Good, thanks, Joanna. What's the long-lost love story? It's not about me.

It's about my mum. So my dad passed away several years ago. And a year after my dad passed away, my mum was still learning about Facebook and everything. And she suddenly remembered a boyfriend that she knew when she was 16, and he was basically the guy that dated my mum, and she was his first girlfriend. She is? Yeah, and they basically started communicating, and then a month after my Facebook and phone,

and then a month after that, he turned up on a doorstep, and basically within a couple of months, they had made a decision that they would get married on his birthday. So my mum's 73, and he was 72. And so, yeah, it was, as I said, one year after my dad passed away, my mum had a name pop up. She thought, let's Google it. And basically from ever since then, when he turned up on a doorstep,

they haven't been separated. Oh, isn't that... Joanna, that's adorable. Isn't it so nice, Joanna, that without Facebook, she probably would have never reconnected with him maybe? Yeah, no, especially when she was learning about Facebook, et cetera, like that. Did you say that they stopped talking because she broke her phone?

No, no, no, no, no. They carried on talking on the phones, et cetera. Oh, okay. He said, I'm going to come up and see you. And when it turned up, basically, he kind of never left and they got married. They've been married for over a year now, a year and a half. Yeah. And as I said, he was, my mum was his first girlfriend.

That is beautiful. That's such a nice story. That is. It's lovely, eh? Yeah. It's all about perspective too, right? Because a guy turning up on your doorstep and then not leaving can either be romantic or not. It can be creepy.

In this case, turns out romantic. I just think it's such a nice story. And I'm sure Joanna's husband who had passed away would be so happy that she was now... Joanna's mum's husband. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, with someone else.

Let's go to Heidi. Hi, Heidi. Hi, Heidi. Hi, how are you? Heidi, Heidi. Hi, Heidi. Hi, how are you? Good, thanks. Heidi, this long lost love story is about your grandma. Yeah, yeah. So my dad's mom, you know, she and my grandfather were married for ages

and they loved each other and everything. But after he passed away, she ended up reconnecting with a guy that she knew in primary school and had a crush on um from way back when she was about 10 or 12 years old oh my god you played hard to get for a long time yeah they both had like wonderful marriages and had kids and everything and then they were both widowed and ended up coming back together. And, yeah, they were together for about 15 years before they both passed away last year. Oh, bliss.

Sorry to hear they passed away, but that is a beautiful story and what a wonderful way to spend the rest of your life, you know? Yeah, that's so nice. About six months before my grandmother passed, they actually ended up getting married. They just decided, you know, we've been together. Love it. Let's just do it.

It would reinvigorate you, wouldn't it? Starting a new romance later in life. Absolutely. We'll put more life into you. Yeah, because I reckon it's pretty easy to feel pretty shriveled up and finished by the next stage. Heidi, you said... She actually missed my graduation to go on a cruise with her ex-boyfriend, Bill.

Get it, grandma. She was getting it. Living her best life. She was getting it. Getting up, right? Yes, she was. Hey, Heidi, you said that she knew him in primary school. I think about my primary school crush and think, oh, I couldn't think of anything worse than reconnecting. I think about my primary school crush and think,

oh, I couldn't think of anything worse. Really? Than reconnecting. I think about mine a lot. Do you? I'm not going to name her because New Zealand's too small. Well, you message her. See what she's up to.

I've looked her up on Facebook. Have you? Yeah, a lot of tattoos now. Well, it turns out I found out, Heidi, I come from a very small town, and I'm pretty sure I'm like fourth cousins with my primary school crush. Oh, no. You know what this is?

This is a reminder that you should never unfriend any of your exes on social media. Because you never know. You never know. When you're old and your partner's dead, you might end up getting back together with them. Always good to have options. Always good. Keep those options open. Bree and Clint. with them. Always good to have options. Always good. Keep those options open. The tweet that

stirred the global sauce bottle. Heinz last week just released five words that said it goes in the fridge. Which is fake news. It goes in the pantry. I think it's divided. I'm

definitely in the fridge camp. I believe tomato sauce goes in the fridge. And I feel like you're in the majority. Yeah. Yeah. Maybe. But this isn't a democracy. This is a...

No, it's a democracy. No, it's not. Nah, just get in line, Clint. Get in line. Our gripe is, well, mine turns out, I didn't realise you were a Heinz catch-up person. Heinz or Wadis, same, same to me. They're owned by the same people.

Shush. We like to pretend that it's not. We like to pretend that Waddy's is like this. It's homegrown. It's like special. Yeah. Yeah, right. It's like the All Blacks.

My take, and I stand by this, we don't use Heinz ketchup in my house. We use Wattie's tomato sauce. Yeah, right. So where does that go? I don't care where you put your Heinz ketchup. You can put it up your bum for all I care. Mate, you're missing out. Heinz ketchup's delicious.

It tastes a lot like Wattie's. And I keep it in the pantry. So I said to Claudia, can we go straight to the top? Can we contact somebody at Wattie's? And she's a great producer. She's managed to get hold of someone, haven't you, Claudia? You messaged the Heinz company, didn't you? You messaged the Watties company.

I mean, I messaged the Watties company from their Heinz email address. But, you know, that doesn't matter. This is still, we've got the scoop. This is the exclusive. We're the only ones who have this. And this is the definitive answer. I'm actually really interested. Okay.

This is official. This has come out of the Watties company yesterday. Yes. Okay. So this is the official statement. Dear good people of Aotearoa, for too long you've agonised and debated on where this fair condiment we call tomato sauce

should be kept. But fear not, Watties is here to settle this once and for all. After squeezing on your gourmet smash burger or applying to a fish and chip supper, your Watties is here to settle this once and for all. After squeezing on your gourmet smash burger or applying to a fish and chip supper, your Watties tomato sauce should be placed in the refrigerator where it can be kept cool, delicious and ready for next time. Sorry, wait, one more time just so Clint can hear it again. It should be placed back in the refrigerator.

I believe that they have said refrigerator. And let's cross live now to Clint Roberts for a comment. Where to buy Tui Mato sauce? I'm switching.

Tui Mato goes in the fridge too. I don't care. I don't care at this stage. I don't care. It's been a rough few years. I was going to say. First COVID, now this. This is the goes in the fridge too. I don't care. I don't care at this stage. I don't care. It's been a rough few years. I was going to say. This is the nail. First COVID, now this. This is the nail in the coffin. I was going to say, it seems like you do care.

You care a lot. Waddy's had one opportunity. One opportunity to change the narrative here. They don't want people to get sick. They want them to enjoy. You're not going to get sick from tomato sauce. I mean, it can go off. You're not going to get sick from tomato sauce. I mean, it can go off. You're not going to get sick from tomato sauce. It can go off. It's kind of like

opening, like if you open, let's just say, if you open a can. I'm a Griggs guy. If you open a can of tinned tomatoes but you use half, do you put that back in the pantry? If it had 45 tablespoons of salt in it, then yeah, I probably would. Okay, well then you put salt in it and you put it back in the pantry? If it had 45 tablespoons of salt in it, then yeah, I probably would.

Okay, well, then you put salt in it and you put it back in the pantry? Don't use my own logic against me. Bree and Clint, back after this. Bree and Clint. Bree and Clint. All I want for my birthday is a birthday banger. Right now, though, we're going to do a birthday banger. This is where you can call us and tell us your birthday

and we will figure out what was the number one song when you turned 16. Taylor's here. Kia ora, Taylor. G'day, Taylor. Morning. Morning. How's your week been, Taylor? Really good.

How about yours? It's been good, thank you. Good. We're happy to have you on the show. So tell us your birthday and I'll tell you your birthday banger. The 28th of March, 2000. Okay, Taylor. You were 16 in 2016. Easy maths.

And here's your birthday banger. Oh, Mike Posner, I took a pill and a pizza. Remember that one, Taylor, from Mike Posner? Very nostalgic, not as bad as I thought it was going to be. That's quite a vibe, Taylor. I don't mind that song. Isn't it? I love that song. Okay, wait there. We're going to do a birthday banger for Danielle. Hi, Danielle. Hi, Danielle. Hey, guys. How's your morning going? Yeah, pretty good. Are you on your way to work? Yep. Off to our holiday program that we run. Oh, lovely. Well, thanks for calling through.

What's your birthday? 26th of January, 1985. Alright, that means you were 16 in 2001, and on your 16th birthday, this would have been at the top. Oh, Denny L, is that a bit of you, Limp Bizkit?

Limp Bizkit. I love of you, Limp Bizkit? Limp Bizkit. I love this song from Limp Bizkit. It was such a moment in time, eh? Yeah, it was. The world was completely consumed by Limp Bizkit in the year 2001. Right there, we're going to do a bit of the banger for Jen. Morena, Jen. Hi, Jen.

Morena. How are you going this morning, Jen? Good, yeah. On the way to work, left the Hi, Gin. Marina. How are you going this morning, Gin? Good, yeah. On the way to work, left the kids at home. Wonderful. Living life. She's free. I can hear it in your voice.

You are free, Gin. Nice, Gin. Yeah. What do you... Gin, you're a hoot. Hey, what's your birthday, babe? It's the 26th of the 10th, 79. All right, that means you were 16 in 1995.

And on the 26th of October, 95, this had a number one hit. Oh, get it, Jen. Coolio, R.I.P. Yeah, Gangsters Paradise. Is that a bit of you? Well, I'll take it. Yep, that's mine. Jen's like, uh-huh, uh-huh, yeah, uh-huh.

Wait there. Love those songs for different reasons. They all evoke a different memory. God, they're all so different this morning. I'm in a Mike Posner, Pell and a Beats-a mood, though. Yeah, I think I'm going to go with Taylor, Mike Posner. You've won, Taylor. Yay!

Nice work. We're going to get with Taylor, Mike Posner. You've won, Taylor. Yay! Nice work. We're going to get that on the air for you. Now, apparently, Mike Posner, after this song, and then he went on a, he walked the length of America. Yeah, coast to coast. Yeah. Grew a whole beard, looked like kind of Forrest Gump. Yeah, yeah.

And then he got bit by a snake. Okay. I think. Yeah. Got bit by a snake and nearly died. What a weird guy. Interesting fella. Banger though.

Brian Clint, here's your birthday banger from 2016. You're on Zidim. To show off each year I was cool. And when I finally got sober, felt 10 years older, but it was something to do. Brian Clint. Zed and Bree and Clint, that's your birthday banger from 2016. If you were 16 in March 2016, that is your birthday banger too. It's Mike Posner and I took a pill and a pizza. Yesterday on the show, we were talking about the new rules

that they wanted to bring in for Yui booms on the beach. Yeah. Where was it? What country? Portugal. Portugal want to ban Yui booms on the beach. Huge, like huge fines if you get caught Yui booming on the beach. Actually, ridiculous fines if you ask me.

Hundreds of dollars and then like second offences like thousands of dollars. Yeah. It's outrageous. They should do it by the size of the Yui Boom. Like a small fine for one of those. A Wonder Boom. A Wonder Boom. Yeah.

Then regular fine. Mega Boom. Oh, Mega Boom if you go up. Yeah. And what are those ones that look like a box? They look like a huge carton. Big Boom. Super, super duper Boom.

Super, super duper Boom. Super, super duper boom. The boom, boom, boom, boom. Yeah. I want you in my room, boom. You e-boom in my room. I want you in my room, boom. Off the back of that, we started talking about how you e-boom has kind of become the universal word for a portable speaker.

Yeah, for Bluetooth speaker. It's the brand name, but everyone kind of calls a portable speaker now a UE Boom. And it got me thinking because I said to you. Which is weird because they definitely didn't invent the Bluetooth speaker. Of course they didn't. They've just dominated the market. And there's other ones in the market. But I said to you I was like, isn't that an interesting thing to

talk about? Brand names that have kind of transcended and become the actual name of the item. Yeah, they've become, here's a big word for you, synonymous. Yeah, synonymous, whatever that means. And I have done some research and I'm so interested in this topic. I'm really interested because I've found some brand names that I believe have now just become synonymous.

With the product. With the product. With the product. You call it by the brand name, not the actual. Exactly. Okay, good. So let's go through this list. One at the top of the list, which someone text through yesterday

and I totally agree, Glad Rat. Yeah, Glad is a company. Yeah, it's the brand name. Yeah. Because technically is it cling film? Yeah. But we all say Glad Rat. Or what have I heard Mary Berry call it on British Bake Off?

Sticky plastic cover stuff. Cellophane wrap or something. Oh, cellophane's a different thing altogether. No, it is, eh? Yeah. She's got a word for it. Right. But I think contractually she doesn't say glad wrap because-

Probably because she's not allowed because they don't pay money to- Because they don't advertise. Advertise. What about the word jet ski? It's jet ski one. Not the actual thing. Is jet ski a company? It's Kawasaki Heavy Industries.

If you have a jet ski from them, that's when it's a jet ski. So if I've got a Sea-Doo, what have I got? I believe, hold on, let me tell you. A personal powered watercraft. It's a personal watercraft. It's not a jet ski. Oh my God what have I got? I believe, hold on, let me tell you. A personal powered watercraft. It's a personal watercraft. It's not a jet ski. Oh, my God, was I right? Yeah, you're pretty bloody close.

Shit, that's good. Sea-doo are trying hard to take over the word jet ski. They're like, get a sea-doo. It's a jet ski. It's a jet ski. It's a jet ski. Unless they're looking to supply the Brian Clint show with sea-dos. In which case, the word jet ski will never enter our vernacular ever again.

We only ride sea-dos. Because you can do on a sea-do. And we do-do on a sea-do. No, we don't. Not yet. We don't do-do. We don't want to do-do on our personal watercraft, do we? What about a crockpot?

That's a brand name. Pass off. Brand name, not the actual item. True, it's a slow cooker, isn't it? Yes. Oh, my God. But a lot of people say crockpot. My crockpot just died. I had a proper 90s crockpot.

Brand name. And now I've gone to Noel Leeming and I've purchased a Russell Hobbs slow cooker. Yeah. Oh, my God. You're so right. And I'm so boring and old. What about chapstick? Oh, yeah, I know that.

Chapstick brand name. Lip balm. Yeah, it's a lip balm. But we all say chapstick. Yeah, we do. A lot of people say chapstick. Well, I say lip schmacker. But yeah, true.

Which is also a brand name. They say chapstick, yeah. What about- Hey, have you got any lip schmacker? I've got some dry lips. Lip schmacker. What about rollerblades? Rollerblades is a brand name.

I knew this because I'm a reformed rollerblader. Yeah. Yeah. Not the actual item. Rollerblade is the company. RB. Yeah. Tupperware is a pretty obvious one.

We all say Tupperware. They've gone under. Have they? Yeah. When? In Australia and New Zealand, Tupperware's gone under. No. Yeah.

I didn't know that. Now you've got to get Sistema's. Sistema's a good one. Sistema's pretty close. I'll chuck it in a Sistema. Is Sistema the new Tupperware? Yeah, it is here. Yeah.

Post-it notes is an obvious one too. I didn't even think about that. That's a brand name. Yeah. That's not the actual thing. Sharpie. Yeah. It's a classic.

Vivid. Vivid, Sharpie. Yeah. All brand names the actual thing. Sharpie. Yeah. It's a classic. Vivid, Sharpie. Yeah. All brand names. What about Band-Aids? Yeah. Yeah. Brand name.

Yeah. Not the actual thing. It's a sticking plaster. Yeah. And the last one that I've got that I found quite interesting too is PowerPoint. Microsoft PowerPoint. Yeah. A PowerPoint.

A PowerPoint. Yeah. Microsoft PowerPoint. A PowerPoint. Yeah, apparently Microsoft came out and said that unless you are using their software, your PowerPoint is a presentation and graphics program, not a PowerPoint. Shut up, Microsoft. It's a PowerPoint, Microsoft. You are lucky that we are still using you at all, okay? We get Google Docs for free. Do not tell us how to live our life.

Yeah. Do not even try. Okay? Don't even try. Bree and Clint. Time for What's the Plot? Once upon a time, there was a girl. She was smart, debatable, talented, eh, athletic.

Not really. But picking a movie title based on just the plot line, that she can do. Brie and Clint's What's the Plot? Our iconic movie guessing game. Been running for years. Brie, the movie aficionado is the person that you need to take down this morning to win $200 cash. Brie, how are you feeling?

I feel not as confident because like you said early mornings I don't think I'm as sharp. Yeah, okay. Well here to take advantage of that fogginess is Liv. Kia ora Liv. G'day Liv. Hi, good morning. You good at your movies Liv? Well, hopefully. I'm certainly a morning person

so hopefully I've got a bit of an advantage on you. No, that's good. That's good. Confidence. Are you on your way to work right now, Liv? I am. I'm on the motorway in Auckland. Okay. Singers, we don't usually, because we're in the afternoon, we don't usually talk to people on the way to their jobs.

Claudia has written a theme of office-based movies today. Ooh. Oh, God. Okay. Movies set in offices. Right. Okay. That could be anything.

Is that what it is, Kord? Is that a fair summation of the topic? Yeah, it's about jobs and offices. Jobs and offices. Jobs and offices. We've been doing this for years, okay? She's running out of themes. It's really hard to come up with new themes.

Yeah, got it. Claudia's doing the best she can. She does a great job. Better than what I could. Liv, your buzzer is Liv. Bree, your buzzer is Bree. All right. Don't wait for me to finish these plot lines.

Just jump in with your buzzer as soon as you think you know what it is. Okay. First to two wins. Good luck. Movie number one. After anchoring one of America's most powerful news networks, three whip-smart, ambitious, strong women become headlines themselves when they risk everything to stand up to the man who made them famous

in the toxic atmosphere. Brie. Brie. Watched it the other day. Oh, what's it called? Bombshell. Yeah, it was right on the tip of your tongue. Just came.

Good job, Brie. Nice work. Sorry, Liv. Have you seen it, Liv? It's okay. No, I actually haven't Nicole Kidman It's got Nicole Kidman Charlize Theron

Margot Robbie I mean It is star-studded cast It's a great movie right And it's the true story About how they Took down The boss of Fox News

In America Yeah Who used to Do horrible things To the women That worked there It's a great movie One point to Brie But you you've still got this, Liv.

You just need to get the next two in a row, okay? Yeah, yeah. Movie number two for What's the Plot This Morning. Faced with deportation, a high-powered book editor says she's engaged. Brie. The proposal. Oh, man. Sorry, Liv.

One of my favourite films. You're so quick. Good job. Sorry, Liv. One of my favourite films. You're so quick. Good job. Sorry, Liv. Oh, you've got a good attitude. Do we have a consolation prize? We do. We're going to send you away with 50 bucks cash, Liv.

Oh, amazing. Thank you guys so much. You're very welcome. Have a good day. You have a wonderful day. See you, Liv. Oh, she was lovely. We'll play What's the Plot in the morning next week on Thursday for $250 cash.

Had a good game this morning. Can I go back to back? Don't know. Don't push it. Okay. Bree and Clint. Time for the latest. From iHeart Radio, this is the latest live from LA with

Dean McCarthy. People are quite excited about the Harry Potter universe again. That Harry Potter game that came out is a, excuse the pun, game changer. And the Harry Potter TV series that's in the works has a lot of Potter fans excited too. Daniel Radcliffe has spoken out about whether he's actually going to be a part of it, Dean. Hi, guys. Yeah, he sure has. You know, J.K. Rowling's worth a billion dollars.

And you'd think even with a billion bucks, right, you'd be able to get, you know, pretty much anyone to do anything that you want. No, not the case. Daniel Radcliffe is, quote, definitely not seeking out a role in the upcoming TV series. Here's the thing. First of all, let's throw a couple of numbers at you. He's worth $110 million. He's good. Wow.

Doesn't really need the gig. He's good. I know, right? Number two, 10. 10 years they are predicting this series is going to go for. I think that's very dramatic because let's be honest, we've seen series and TV shows come and go. They can be

cut off in six episodes, right? Anyway, they think it's going to last for 10 years. It will be an all-new cast. All-new cast. Daniel Radcliffe's not into it with $110 million at home in tears, wiping his tears with the $100 million note. And even Emma Watson, she's worth $85 million. So you're not going to see Hate to Be the Bearer of Harry Potter bad news.

You're not going to see any of our favourites in this series. It'll be great, but, you know, none of the OGs. I get it. He's been Harry Potter for 10 years. He wants to do other things. 10 years of his childhood was spent being Harry Potter. And arguably, he's been Harry Potter for 10 years. He wants to do other things. 10 years of his childhood was spent being Harry Potter. And arguably, he's been Harry Potter ever since that as well. He will always be Harry Potter.

Fortunately, he will always be Harry Potter. Can I just say, I feel like none of these spin-off TV shows ever work. Can you think of any? Name one. Yeah. Name one that's worked. I can't think of one. Lord of the Rings? No.

Sabrina the Teenage Witch? That's what I? Name one. Yeah. Name one that's worked. I can't think of one. Lord of the Rings? No. Sabrina the Teenage Witch? Yeah. For them to think that this is going to go for 10 years, I'm like, that's a big call. Yeah, I think so too, Dean. It's not my area of passion, but the Star Wars ones arguably have worked. Oh, yeah, the Mandalorian.

Dean. They've worked more than others others put it that way uh that's the latest live out of los angeles with our hollywood correspondent dean mccarthy and that's us folks that is the end of the show guys i've made a decision i'm so excited i've messaged my partner we're going to costco are you going to buy the wheel of cheese? I'm going to go to Costco and see what they've got. I've never been. Does Costco sell a wheel of cheese? I'm pretty sure they do.

Yeah. I'm pretty sure they sell. Why wouldn't they? They sell everything. You know, it's bulk everything. They sell Louis Vuitton handbags. Do they? Yeah.

They sell coffins. They sell coffins. It's the weirdest place on earth. I'm so excited. I've wanted to go for so long. Yeah. And you said memberships cost 60 bucks and you can buy it there, eh? Don't quote me, though.

I've never been. Yeah. This is not an ad for Costco, by the way. I might hate it. You might hate it. Oh, I will love it. Yeah, you've got to get the hot dog, I think. Do they do hot dogs?

Do they? I don't know. And they're famous for their rotisserie chickens. Oh. My friend bought a TV. Oh, like. You can buy anything. You can buy tires. Yeah. My friend bought a TV. Oh, like. You can buy anything. You can buy tyres.

Yeah, a weird place, man. I mean, I'm just excited to see bulk cheese. Yeah. Or bulk salami. Bulk everything. Brooke is covering ZM next. She's got tickets to Paramore to give away every single hour. Double passes to go and see Paramore live in Auckland.

That's happening all day. PJ's here this afternoon with Brodie Kane. It's going to be a great day so keep ZM loud and we'll catch you guys tomorrow morning. See you then, bye!