ZM's Bree & Clint - ZM’s Bree & Clint Podcast - 9th July 2025

Episode Date: July 9, 2025

On today's episode of the Bree and Clint podcast: Who had unfortunate initials?  Are you dating multiple people?  Gaydar The QUEENSLANDER herself.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

ZM's Bree and Clint podcast. It's our radio show, but wrapped up in a neat little package just for you. It's ZM's Bree and Clint podcast. Tonight, we are going to witness the most anticipated show in the history of professional radio. ZM's Bree and Clint. Yes, good afternoon. Happy three o'clock.

Have you already hit the vending machine? I haven't. I have, I've used my self-control this afternoon. What about you, Claudia? I've looked at it, but I never quite put my coins in, but they're in my pocket. I did actually get ready to do it. Did you?

Yeah, I did. It's nice to window shop at the vending machine. It is lovely to window shop. Yeah, because we were just talking about degustations. You said you've never done a degustation before. No, is that when you have like lots of little courses across funding, mate? Yeah, it's like 10 courses, I think.

Do you get full? I've done one once before, and I definitely was full at the end, like after 10 rounds. What if you're like me and you're quite picky? Can you swap out rounds for other things? Don't think so. If you like one thing a lot, can I get seconds of that?

Don't know. What about the producers out there? Have you guys done a degustation? I don't know. We did like a seven course meal. Does that count? Where did you do that? Ebisu, when we got engaged right and I went down there. That's sweet. They have a went down there. That's sweet. They have a vegan menu thing.

It's epic. Wow. Were you full after the seven course vegan menu? Yes, I was. It was great. There was sushi, tempura. Is there seven types of carrots? Yeah, anything else?

I'm just kidding. Anything else, please? I've said before, I went on record at your wedding. It was all vegan. Some of the best wedding food I've had. I'll take it. Anything else, please? I've said before, I went on record at your wedding, it was all vegan, some of the best wedding food I've had. I'll take it, here we go, chant with me. Vegan, vegan. Okay, turn it, Michael.

Play Zaydeem's Breein Clint. It's Trady versus Lady. The Tradys continue to pick up speed with their win yesterday. They're on 51, the ladies on 54 and we've just had our lady drop off. So if you want to play, then you'll be on the ladies team. So give us a call now 0800 DIALS at M and we'll get you on TootSweet. In the meantime, let's meet our Trady. She's from Whangadi, she's 22,

and she has five siblings. Please welcome to the show, Emma. Hi Emma. Hello. Whereabouts do you sit within that five siblings? I'm lucky number two. Lucky. I'm an American.

So you're a middle child. Yes. Yeah, me too Emma, me too. Who's your favourite out of all your siblings? It's got to be my little sister, she actually lives with me. She loves me the most. Cute, that's adorable. Well, good luck for today.

Let's see who you'll be taking on Emma. Our lady is from Auckland, she's 39 and she has horses. Welcome to the show TJ. Hi TJ. Hey guys, how are you? How many horses do you have? Two. What are their names? Finn and Trotter. Geldings. Yeah both Geldings. Yeah nice, lovely. Guys here's the rules, we'll go with names as buzzes today so Emma your buzzer is Emma, TJ your buzzer is TJ. Buzz in when you think you know the answer first to get three correct will take home the 50 bucks. Are we ready? Yeah. All right here we go best of luck. Question number one how many legs does a lobster have? Is it six, eight, or 10?

Yes, TJ. Is it six? It's not six. Emma, you want to swoop? Is it eight minus the pinches? It's not. It's 10 legs apparently on a lobster. We move on to question number two, no points there.

Which city is 101 Dalmatians set in? Is it Paris, New York or London? T.J. I think Emma just got in there. Emma? Is it London? It is London, well done, one to the tradies. Question number three. Buzz in when you can tell me who sings this. ["Can't Stand It"] TJ. TJ's in. Justina Aguilera. Nice, she's on the board, well done.

We are one apiece in this game. Question number four. Which travels faster, sound, light, or the Earth's rotation? Yes, Emma. It's light. It is light, well done. she's on the ball two to the tradies one to the ladies question number five starting with G what is the

name of Elvis Presley's Memphis home Big, huge estate. No one? Three, two, one. It's Graceland. Graceland. Okay, no points there. Still two to the tradies, one to the ladies. Question number six. When was the first iPod released? Was it the year 2000, 2001 or 2007? Emma? Yes Emma. Was it 2001? She's got it done. Oh, you're the worst man.

Well done Emma, you stuck with it and you came out on top 50 bucks coming your way. Cheers, thank you for that. And another win to the tradies. They are just on a freight train at the moment aren't they? Yeah, they're catching up. So closing the gap. Yeah, the score now sits at 52 to the ladies 54 only two behind. ZM's Brie and Clint podcast. We talked about this woman before but she's back in the news because she's gotten a new job again. And she always worries when she gets a new job, this woman, because she's got very unfortunate,

unfortunate initials when it comes to email addresses. Take a listen. Most companies use the email designation of first initial last name. My name is Samantha Hart, meaning that my email would be short. You're not gonna want my email to be this. You're gonna want to give me something else. It's so good. It's so unfortunate. So good. So unfortunate though. Like do you reckon, because I reckon this woman's probably in her late 30s. Yeah, around that. And so I'm trying to think of like, obviously when you're parents, you try and think about all these things, don't you?

When you're naming a child. You think of the worst case scenario, like what will they be bullied with? If their initials are put together, does it spell out anything? Does it spell out like, you know, yeah, a rude word? Like say your first name was Adam, second name Steve Steve last name Smith

You know, you don't want that or do you or what you can't? That's quite fun. It's quite fun. Actually I've lost my train of thought. What was I gonna say? She um, She doesn't want that email address, which is pretty fair But what I was gonna say is do you reckon the word shart was around you know let's say 40 years ago. That's a great question. When her parents were naming her. That's a really good question because maybe they did go through their due diligence they've thought of everything and they're like nah, cement the heart perfect no problem. But you can't help if the words invented after you named the shart got invented.

It says here on the internet, the term shart is a relatively recent slang term emerging in the digital age. While its exact origin is unknown, it's been recorded in online forums as early as 2001. Oh, so what? Only 24 years ago. Yeah. So maybe her parents aren't in the wrong. They wouldn't have even considered it. And now she's forever known as

shart at Badging going place. Badging going to HR being like hey, I have concerns about my email address I don't really want to be s heart at whatever place she's working at. What's her option here? Change your name. Change your name. That's her option here? Change her name. Change her name. That's what she talks about. She has discussed that, but I mean, that is quite drastic. aggressive, isn't it?

I wonder what her middle name is. Why can't they just, yeah. Why can't they just have her whole name, Sam Hart? Well, what do we do? Full names. Yeah, we do full names actually. First name and last name. Yeah. Yeah, why do full names actually. First name and last name. Yeah.

Yeah, why can't she just have first name and last name? I guess it looks a bit. But how annoying, because everyone in the company when they're like internally emailing, would probably just go to email S heart anyway. It'd be on her business card too. Oh no, it's the worst sort of situation. Not ideal, not ideal.

Let's make her feel a bit better. Do you know someone, maybe it's you, that has unfortunate initials? Whatever configuration, whatever situation, who has the unfortunate initials? 0800DIALSADEMO, you can text us on 9696. There it is, Brian and Clint. Right now we're talking about unfortunate initials

after a woman who we've discussed before. She knows she's got very unfortunate initials especially when she has to change jobs. Most companies use the email designation of first initial last name. My name is Samantha Hart meaning that my email would be short. You're not gonna want my email to be short. You're not going to want my email to be this. You're going to want to give me something else. That's very unfortunate. So unfortunate. A similar one has come through on the text. One of my favorites. It says, at my company, we have an Ian Brown. It says our email addresses is last name. Brown.

First initial. Brown eyes. Oh! That's so good. Oh no. That's very good. Very, very funny. Let's talk to Susan on 0800 dials at M. Hi Susan. Hi, hello.

What's the unfortunate initial, Susan? I named my daughter, my name is Slevin, my last name, and I called her Amber. Yeah. And the middle name I called Shelly. Oh Susan, she's an ass. Oh no. What was I thinking? What were you thinking Susan? I don't know. It's kind of funny though, it's kind of good. It is, she doesn't think so. 45 now, she doesn't think so. Oh, that's good. Thanks for the call Susan. Let's talk to anonymous next.

Hi anonymous. Hi, is that me? That's you. Do you know someone with unfortunate initials? Yeah, I do. My best see her first name starts with an S and her last name is Shagger. She's a Shagger?

So we've got those two together. She is. And do you call her Shagger as a nickname? Absolutely. Yeah, I think that to make that nickname a nickname, sometimes it's Shag. I love it. That's brilliant.

I feel like she suits it too. I don't even know her but she does. She suits it but not really. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I know what you're saying. I appreciate the call. Someone texted her and said, I had a work colleague. His name was Tim Watt and our email addresses were first initial of your first name and last name. I think I've met him. I've known someone with that same combination like T Watts. Yeah, right. Are you sure they just weren't? I mean, maybe they were that as well. Right.

Maybe it's just a nickname. Yeah, right. Someone else said my first workplace was first name last initial. So my name is Anna and my last name starts with L. Oh no. That's very unfortunate. That's really unfortunate. You asked to get that changed, right? Yeah, I wouldn't be having that as my email address. Someone else said old school teacher. His name was Richard Souls. Mr. R. Souls. That's so good. You're asking for trouble if you're a teacher. 100%.

You don't want to be known as Mr. R. Soles. Mr. R. Soles. You'd have to be real nice, like a real nice teacher. Well, that's the one time you go by the name, no, I was gonna say the nickname for Richard, but that's maybe worse. Imagine if he met up with Ian Brown. Oh, Brown iron assholes kicking around town.

One more, Abby, g'day mate. Hello. Tell us, I feel like you've got an absolute ripper who has the unfortunate initials. Okay, so my full name is Abigail Dickinson. Okay. Very proud name and just started high school. They've got this email system where you use the first four letters of your first name and last four of your last name.

And because my name starts with A, they decided to use me as an example. First week of school, up in front of the school, assembly, and I spell it A-B-I-G-D-I-C-K. Oh my god, your email was a big deal. Oh Abigail! That's too good. Did they not realise and they read it out at assembly? They, I don't think they even thought about it. They were just, oh yeah, I'll pick a student, show what the example is,

everyone to see. No one would have forgotten my name after that. That's brilliant. And I love how you just own it. It's so good. Lots of lots of, you know, trauma recovery, lots of counseling many years later. I bet. But now you just got big D energy, you know? Yeah, that's the one. They just knew from your own. Absolutely. Hey, Abby, thanks for the call. Really appreciate it. See you later.

The ZM Podcast Network. ZM's Brinclint. Look this term came about in 2019. It's first started trending. Dating term called cookie jarring. Do you remember this? I have no memory of this. Would you, what would you think this was referring to? Like if we're talking dating. Cookie jarring. To be cookie jarring. Oh I have no idea. I'm thinking of like who stole the cookie from the cookie jar. Mmm. Or like kind of you're kind of on the right track pretty much. Ella do you know what we're talking about? Like sweets? What? That's an actual guess. What do you mean, sweets?

Can you define that? Like, cookie jarring. Okay, like finding the sweetest person in a mix of multiple people. But you keep ending up with a raisin cookie instead of a chocolate cookie. Thank you, Claudia. She's on my mind.

That was a very loose guess from you. Well done, I'm guessing you're saying nothing. What did Claudia say? Cookie, no, Claudia was kind of loose guess from you. Well done! I said nothing. What did Claudia say? Claudia was kind of on the right track. Essentially, cookie jarring is where someone dates multiple people all at once to keep their options open. It's like Love Island. Yeah, so if you've been cookie jarred, then essentially you're one person that this one person is dating. So you're the cookie.

You're a cookie in the cookie jar. Oh, that makes sense. So would you class this as like polyamorous vibes? No, no, no, no, no, no. You're just dating. Yeah, you're just dating and you're like, you know, you've got multiple cookies in the cookie jar to keep your options open, you know? Have you ever cookie jarred?

I feel like I struggle to even have, yeah, who can find one person to date let alone multiple? The time for one person, yeah. I may have dated two people at once one time. Really? But not for long. And is that like an open thing? Cause you're young, you're dating, it's thing because you're young you're dating it's whatever Well, if you're dating you're not in a relationship in my in my eyes. This is such an interesting chat

If you're dating someone, yeah, does that mean it is closed off in a relationship if you're dating them Maybe that's something I would like to go back at like in uni and stuff. I fired a crush. It was that that was it Fully committed right? So you never just casually dated someone? No, well actually I was on top of a table once, kissed one boy, turned around, kissed another. Pardon you. Damn girl. I'll tell you as soon as you get on top of those tables. Honestly, red wine will do it. But that's about it. Things happen. This is why it's so important to define the relationship because to different people what

you're doing will mean different things Yeah, and you need to tell them if you're cookie jarring you tell them that they're just a cookie in your jar. Okay God, please don't do that. I didn't like don't do it in that way But just make your open communication is good. Have you done this where you've dated multiple people? I can literally barely find one person today.. Yeah, I'm exhausted dating one person. You know what? I'm open to it. I'm putting all my focus and attention. How do you have enough money to cookie jar?

Dating's expensive. Unless you're like doing arts and crafts at home. It's either the movies or dinners or I mean, walking is free, but you know? A lot of people go on walks for dates these days. That's cute You don't like that. No What if it's a coffee and a walk? Yeah, that's fine. Toss my arm, but not just a walk. No Well, if they bring their dog then I'm keen you should date Claude

Without a dog I'm like, what's the point of this? Oh, I like it, you know I thought we could ask a bit of a risque question and people can remain anonymous if they like. But are you someone who is dating like, are you dating multiple people? And we're not talking about being in a relationship with multiple people and you're cheating on all of them like they don't know about each other. But are you someone who's like you're keeping your options open. You're seeing quite, you've got a few people on the roster as they say. Oh, 800 dials at M.

Right now we're talking about the dating term of cookie jarring, which it's where you're hogging all the cookies. You're dating multiple people. You got the hand, your hand in the cookie jar. You know, you're just taking all the cookies out. You're not sharing, spreading around. Well you are in a way, but... Just only with the cookies. You're keeping all the good ones for yourself.

And so you should. We asked you the question, are you someone that has dated multiple people all at once? You can text her on 9696. Someone texted her and said, wait, are there people who date only one person at a time? You can't put all your eggs in one basket. Anonymous, please. But you can put all your cookies in one jar. Mm, what does that mean?

You all live in the same house. I guess so. Is that when it turns into polyamory? Yeah, maybe. What were you gonna say, Produce Ella? I think that's being in the same bedroom. Oh. Maybe. All the cookies in one jar?

In one bed. Polyamorous. Maybe. I've seen that show, Sister Wives? No, what is it? Sister Wives. I don't know. Is that the Mormon one?

No. Yeah, I think they are Mormon. Yeah, it's the guy. Yeah. And he has... Multiple wives. He has nine wives. Nine! Are they actually sisters? No, but technically they're

sisters-in-laws. Sister-in-laws? Twins? I don't know what that makes them actually because they're all married to the same guy. But they all have their own room right and then he will literally sleep in one room with one of his wives one night and then he'll go to another room and then another room and then another room. It sounds exhausting. It's a roster. He's on a roster. Do you reckon he has an actual schedule? Yeah, I'm pretty sure they have an actual roster and a schedule.

Dating multiple people sounds exhausting enough, let alone marrying multiple people, being in the same house with all these people. Just like, my social battery. would he have his own room too? Do you get time alone? I don't know if he does have his own room. And then you'd have, do you have clothes in each of the rooms? Yeah. Sit in the car to get alone time. Sit in the car.

Hey, we all after work sit in the car for 10 minutes in the driveway. Let's be real. Yeah, that's our own alone time. I did that this morning. I left early and sat in the car for 10 minutes. Yeah, it's so nice. It's lovely. Someone else

texts through and said I didn't know this term of cookie jarring or didn't know it was a thing. I'm currently dating six people and then meeting another two in the next few weeks. Three women and five men. I'm a woman in my early 40s. Good for you., that's literally it. Do they, if that person's still listening, that texted through, do they all know that- Oh, about each other? About each other? Yeah, cause that's, I feel like that's, if you're, you've seen them multiple times,

you want to let them know where you're at. Yeah, but when do you have to let the people that you're dating know? Or is there a sort of dating app that's like, I don't know. Or is it like just an unsaid thing that until you make it official. Cause on dating apps nowadays, you can put a lot of info on your profile.

It's like, I'm looking for an open relationship or this or this or this. So maybe it's something like that. But dating multiple people before you're in an actual relationship isn't an open relationship because you're not in a... Not seeing people. Yes.

Yeah. Is that what you Gen Zs call it? I don't know. I feel like millennials, we say, oh, I'm dating this person. It doesn't mean I'm seeing. Dating could mean either. You really have to define it. Yeah, it could mean either.

Because you'd be like, oh, I'm dating that person. Like, they're my partner. You know? That's true. For millennials, I feel like we use it in both ways. Yeah. What about if I say, oh, I'm seeing this person? Oh that feels more casual. That's casual. That's not in a relationship. But then there's this new term, not new term, but my sister before she was with her boyfriend like official

it was they made from dating it was exclusive but they're not officially boyfriend and girlfriend. How does that work? That's to me, that would be boyfriend girlfriend, isn't it? Nah. Once you're exclusive? I think it's like we're not gonna see other people. Yeah, what's the difference?

But it's too soon to go, do you wanna be my boyfriend girlfriend? Right. See, that doesn't make sense to me. If you're exclusive, then you're in a relationship. That's what I said, but then she got real upset when I was like, welcome to the family. She was like, can you please play it a bit cool?

I've played it cool and now you're ruining it. That person texts back. Cause I said, the person who's dating three women, five men, they're a woman in their early forties. And I said, do they all know about each other? And they've text back saying, yes, I have three long-term lovers who all know of each other. So that is that okay that's polyamorous. That would be yeah. Is it? I don't know. I think it depends on the person again. That person's polyamorous. Doesn't polyamory mean relationship

though and isn't this like casual long-term dating? Well, I think- There's too many. There's too many. You have to be like the king of communication to make this work. Do you have different phones? Yeah, what?

I don't know. Like a flip phone, hello. As long as you're open and honest. Yeah. Yeah, you have two phones if it's a secret. That's what I learned. I learned from watching Sister Wives. Your favorite show.

If you're open and honest, that is the main thing. Okay. You know? I think we can agree with that. Yeah. And have some alone time when you go for a shower. You know? And in the car when you get home from work.

Exactly. The ZM Podcast Network. Do you feel lucky? Well, do ya? It's time for Brian Clince Google Down. Punk. Clicked away on an old holiday, but doesn't mean we don't play Google Down, does it? Not at all, buddy. Buddy boy. Yee-haw. Let's win. I'll cheer if we fall into it. Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, Claude, wait. Can we hear your English accent, please?

Which one? Oh, just do anything. Hello there, everyone. No, wait. Everyone. Hello there, everyone. Hello there, everyone. It's me, Ella, I'm Breanne Clint.

Clint's away, woohoo! Not bad. It's not bad. Is that good? Better than what you did before. Yeah. Okay, here's the rules, guys. It's Claudia versus Ella.

Yeah, sweet. I've put these questions into Google. I want the most common answer that comes up for these exact questions. If you yell it out first, I'll give you a point. First to three points takes home the win and you win the KFC chicken dollars for the person who has backed you in on 9696. Yes, ma'am. This feels like the showdown of the century

with just the two of us. It's gonna be. Glenn's not here cheating. So it's really a true game. Here we go, are we both ready? Question number one. How much did Oppenheimer make at the box office? 330 million.

975.8 million. Elle is on it. Jeez. Ahhhhhhh! 330 million! 975.8 million! Elle is on it. Jeez! 975 million at the box office for Oppenheimer. That's a lot of money! She's off to a good start. Claude is not rattled. I'm just letting her, you know, get at least one point.

That's nice of you. That's nice of you. Sweat. Question number two. In what year was toilet paper invented? 1857. 1890. 1857 Claude was on it. I even had a notification pop up in the middle of my screen being like your battery's low

and I cleared that. Okay. Now you're bragging. Oh yeah. Okay. I never pretended I was. We are one a piece in this game. Question number three.

We talked about this yesterday. How many billionaires are there in the world? Three thousand. Three thousand. I'll take, I'll take three thousand. Oh, three thousand and some change, right? Three thousand and some change, but I'll take, I'll take 3000. Oh, 3000 and some change, right? 3000 and some change, but I'll take 3000. It's 3030, the exact number.

Two to Claudia, one to Ella. You need this one, Ella, to stay in it. Question number four. What are Khloe Kardashian's kids' names? True, Tatum. Was there only two? True and Tatum. Yeah, True and Tatum.

I'm gonna say that was a tie. Either way, it was messy. It was messy and I don't wanna end on that note. So we move on to question number five. I thought she had more. Me too, I was expecting less than like five. Yeah, that's why it was me. It's Kim that's got a to question number five. I thought she had more. Me too, I was expecting less than like five. Yeah, that's why it was weird. It's Kim that's got a whole softball team.

Okay, question number five. Who invented Bluetooth? Jep Hudson. Jep Hudson. Oh my gosh, what a game ladies and gentlemen, we're off. That is right, which brings us to a tie break question. I bragged way too early. In the six, who will take it?

This is for the win. How old was Marilyn Monroe when she died? 36. Ella gets a sun in the bottom. I'm under six! What? Ella gets a star in the bottom of the set! What a game! Which means Natalie, you backed Ella for the win, so you take home the 50 KFC chicken dollars.

Well done. Thank you. Natalie on the one, two, three. We are the champions! You don't have to bring yourself down to her level, Natalie. Don't give you the chicken dollars regardless. Okay. And we wonder why there's tall poppy syndrome

in this country. That was really weird. Some people need to be taken down a few bits. I take it back. Was well played though. Well played game from you. Yeah, well done. Google down.

Back next week. The ZM Podcast Network. ZM's Brian Clint. It's time for this. We've just had a couple of spots open up for gaydar. So if you would like to play, give us a call right now. 0800 DIAL ZM. It is where we will endeavour to decide if you're gay, straight, bi, whatever.

Whatever it may be by using our gaydar. It's a vibe. With just one question. And the question is no. No leading questions. No leading questions. You know, we're not gonna say. No stereotypes.

Do you like Cher? You know, we're not gonna ask. Everyone's gonna say yes. Yeah. And it's gonna be really hard to tell. Do you own a vest or a carabiner? You know, stuff like that. We're not allowed to ask those questions.

But let's kick it off with Amy. Hi Amy. Hey lady, how are you? Good thanks. Amy, our question for you today is what's your favourite aisle at the supermarket? That is a good one. My favourite aisle at the supermarket would be the, sounds really sad actually, the cleaning products, all the different smells.

Is that the one with the pet food in it Amy? Well I was going to say that one but I'm pretty stock standard with what I get there. Yeah right. So the one with the cleaning products, has that got, what else is in that aisle? The toilet paper aisle? Toilet paper, yeah. No, the toilet paper's opposite that one.

So it's all your spray and wipes and yeah. We smelly yummy things. I'm getting a vibe of what Amy's into. Cleanliness is at the top of your list. Oh yeah. We need to decide. Yeah, this is tough. Yeah, Amy, I'm not getting much from Amy in terms of vibe. Quite hard to read. Do you agree?

I agree. I'll throw out a risky guess and I will say that Amy is gay. I'm going to say the same thing. OK. That's what my gut is saying. Amy, what are you? I'm going to say the same thing. OK. That's what my gut is saying. Amy, what are you? I'm very straight. Oh, you what? I've dabbled.

I've dabbled. OK, that's what's... Wasn't for me. Amy went to college. We get it. Amy went to university. So good. Thank you, Amy.

I appreciated Amy. Not a good start for us. Who's up next? Kelly's up next. Hi, Kelly. Hi a good start for us. Who's up next? Kelly's up next. Hi Kelly. Hi Kelly. Kia ora. Kia ora.

Tell us mate, favourite aisle at the supermarket? Oh man, that's a real tough one. I'm gonna have to say the Chippy Isle. Oh, good choice. Very good choice. The Chippy Isle also has the soft drink in it. Yes, you gotta get, yes, exactly. Gotta get the LMP.

Yeah, oh, great choice. Okay, LMP. LGB, it all rhymes. I'm gonna say Kelly is gay. I'm gonna say that Kelly is gay. Kelly? You guys are correct. Yes, Kelly!

Yes, Kelly! It was the LNP that did it for me, you know? Oh, shit. Hey, thanks Kelly for playing. Thanks, Kelly. We appreciate it. Okay, right, okay. One each, right?

50-50. 50-50. 50-50, let's go to Stacey. Hi, Stacey. Hi, ladies. Welcome ladies. Welcome to Bree and Clint's Gator. What is your favourite supermarket aisle? I would say that it's the hard one. It's really hot. Definitely the Lolly aisle. The Confectionery aisle is a crowd favourite. Another great choice. What was your favourite thing to get from that isle, Stacey? Ooh, currently it's those, what are they called? The Life Saver Lemon Sherbet Bomb thing. Ooh, I don't know that, but that sounds delicious.

They sound a bit fun. Fancy. OK, what do we reckon, Claude? Again, I'm just really struggling today. I'm not yet. Stacey's quite hard. Stacey's a hard read. But because she's hard to read, I'm going to say she's straight. I was going to go straight too. OK, lock it in.

Yeah, I'll go with you. Stacey, are you straight? Straight as a ruler, mate. Yeah! Let's go, Stacey! OK, we're away and flying now. Thanks for playing, Stacey. See you, mate. OK, let's keep, we're away and flying now. Thanks for playing Stace. See you mate. Okay, let's keep, we're on a roll here. Let's keep going. Yeah, we've got momentum now. Who's up next?

Is it Shanna? Hi. Shanna? Shanna. Shanna. Shanna. Welcome to Gaydar. Shanna, what's your favourite supermarket aisle? Welcome to Gada. Sharna, what's your favourite supermarket aisle? I would say probably the cleaning aisle. All your kitchen, cleaning, multi-purpose, you know, all that sort of stuff. God, okay. So, bit of bleach. I think the candles are in that aisle.

I love the scent. What did you say you love, Sharna? The scent. The smell of the scent. The smelly section. What would you say you love, Sharna? The scent. The scent of that. OK, well, what would be your favourite scent in a candle? Oh, are you more sweet or more like Sandalwoodie?

No, I'm more of a sweet smell. I like the sweet. OK. What are you vibing, Claude? I feel like you're struggling today. Yeah, I like the sweet. Okay. What are you vibing, Claude? I feel like you're struggling. You're struggling today. Yeah, I'm struggling. I think Sharna's straight.

I think Sharna's gay. Okay, we're split down the middle. Sharna, what are you? I'm as straight as a ruler. I knew it! I knew it! Something about that cleaning ILA. Yeah.

Sharna, thanks for playing. Appreciate it. I knew it! I knew it! Something about that cleaning aisle, eh? Sharda, thanks for playing. Appreciate it. Okay, one more. Dang. Okay, I'm going to get it back on this one. Strong finish. You've got two, I've got three.

Finish strong, Claude, with Kat. Hi, Kat. Hey, guys. Kat, tell us, what is your favourite aisle at the supermarket? I like the cold aisle with the ice blocks and the desserts. Coming in clutch with the frozen aisle, how bloody good. It is a great aisle. This question does not help me at all.

That it's not a leading question. I know, it's good. What would be your favourite thing from that aisle, Kat? Oh, probably like the cheesecakes. Oh! And the frozen dessert. Excellent choices. She's not mucking around, Kat, is she?

No, and I'm not gonna muck around either. Kat is gay. I think she's straight. Kat? Lock it in. Cat is gay. I think she's straight. Cat. Lock it in. I am gay. Yeah, you are. Thank you, Cat. Thanks for playing, Cat. I should have known. Cheesecakes is so gay.

It's the gayest of desserts. Oh, maybe a tiramisu. That's quite gay too. So we both finish on three again. I'm proud of myself. Hey, at least we're consistent. If nothing else, we're consistent. Consistent in guessing whether people are gay or not. Hey, that's Breanne Clint's Gaydar.

It'll be back next Wednesday. It's ZM's Breanne Clint podcast. Clint Away on holidays back next week. Right now, the producers giving me a hand. I'm glad you guys are here because I feel like this is important and I want to do a little test with you. Oh, this is always bad. Test your knowledge around recycling. Oh, okay.

I can say straight up I need someone to teach me how to recycle. I know cardboard and paper. You've moved out of home. You should have known this. You also love the environment. I do, so please teach me. There's a story that I read, I think it was a couple of weeks ago, and it was about Fakatane,

and they were bringing in strict penalties around people who weren't following the recycling rules. Good idea. So apparently three strikes, if you don't follow the recycling rules and they will take away your recycling bin. Whoa, wait, so they go through your rubbish? They will confiscate it for three months if you're not recycling properly. Oh, you're getting toned off.

This is big, big news. And I thought, well, we've got to test the people on the show. And if you're listening, um, and if you're like me, I second guess everything when I'm recycling, I'm going to put my hand up and say, I'm not great. But if in doubt, I am someone, if I'm in doubt, I won't put it in. Fair enough. That's a fair method. You know, I only put stuff in where I'm positive.

I'm sitting here being like, yeah, I know what to do, but I feel like I don't want to announce that before we're about to find out. We're going to find out. Here we go. First thing, can you put this in the recycling bin? And we're talking in New Zealand, OK? Glass, bottles or jars? Yes. Yes.

Yes. Yes. Yes, you can. Oh, good, good. That's good to know. But you need to make sure you've cleaned them. And no label, no sticky label? I don't know. You're not sure.

I don't do that. That's where I get confused. But yeah, glass bottles. Next on the list, plastic bags. No. No soft plastics. That feels wrong. No.

No. You can't put plastic bags in the recycling. They get stuck in the machines. Is that why? And I mean, hardly anyone has plastic bags anymore. Yeah. When we went to China, I was collecting all the plastic bags.

You're so excited to have them. Low-P. They're very them. They're very handy. How weird is it to see a plastic bag these days? It's so weird. And like, some of them, the ones that don't have handles to get around the rules. Imagine, this is pointless. Imagine in like 30 years when we'll be telling our grandkids

and we'll be like, back in our day we had plastic bags. You're gonna get grandma in 30 years time. Will I be? I could be. You'll should have your grandma in her 30s time. Will I be? I could be. You'll be in your early 60s. I suppose you could be. I need to have a kid first. Okay, next on the list. Can you recycle broken glass?

No. How broken? Like, broken. You could hurt yourself. Like, say, drinking glass or window glass. Any type of glass, but it's broken. Nah. I feel like if it was a any type of glass, but it's broken I Feel like if it was a big piece of glass maybe but if it's little tiny pieces, no

Can't recycle broken glass guys. Dave put it in recycling bin Let's move right along aerosol cans. No Ella aerosol cans Claudia says no that feels wrong. No, aerosol cans. Claudia says no. That feels wrong. No. They explode. No, you can't recycle aerosol cans. They're actually not bad at this. Up next, lids.

Lids from containers. What container? Oh, a container. Like a yoga container? Like a yoga container. Or like a food. Milk bottle? Yes, I'm gonna say yes. Look at me how I'm sure I am. This is me. A yoga container? Like a yoga container? Or like a food... Milk bottle? Yes.

I'm going to say yes. Look at me how I'm sure I am. Like this is me. I'm going to say no lids. I think they're too small. No lids. Take all the lids off. Get rid of the lids.

Really? Yep. Up next, tin cans. Yes or no? Yes. Hell yeah. I'm always sure about the tin cans. I'm like, that's going in the recycle.

Next, newspapers. Yeah, that's paper. It's got ink on it. I'm going to say no. I'll say yes. No newspapers. You can. You can.

Newspapers are recyclable. Next on the list, what about clothing? No. Not the recycling. Materials. No. That's like a donate to an op shop or a landlady situation. Leave in your car for at least 12 months. Drive it around for a bit, show it the world. Before you take it, yeah.

And then just awkwardly every time someone gets in your car, be like, oh don't worry about those clothes. My clothes have made it back into my house. Gonna take it to lifelines soon. I have a donate pile that I've driven around for six months and now it's back in my room. Mine's in my boot at the moment. It was in my back seat now, I didn't want to look at it anymore.

I keep refolding mine. Okay, last one. Wait, can you do clothes? No, you can't do clothes. Obviously. Last one. Can you recycle cardboard boxes? Yes!

I hope so, because I have a few in my recycling bin. You need to like, flat pack it. Yeah. Use your hands. Yay! I hope so, because I have a few in my recycling bin. You need to like, flat pack it. Yeah. You sure can. Yay! You sure bloody can. I'm proud of you guys.

You did well. Honestly, not bad. I thought I'd be a lot worse. You did really well. And if in doubt, leave it out. Leave it out. I love the rhyme. It's really good.

I'm going to trademark that. Careful, don't put stuff in the recycle recycle because they will take your bin off you. It's Bre and Clint. It's ZM's Bre and Clint podcast. Bre and Clint. All I want from my birthday is a birthday banger. Here we go, welcome along to birthday banger. This is where you can call us, tell us your birthday.

We figure out through a very intricate system here in the studio, what was number one when you were 16? Then we will play our favourite one out of the three. Who's up first? At first we're going to Becky. Hi Becky. Hi Becky. Hi, how's it going? I really hope you get Shower by Becky G. Just because I love that song and what a great coincidence.

Yes, everybody always calls me Becky G. Oh do they? Okay, well it would be on brand for you. Becky, what is your date of birth? It's the 12th of July, 2002. Right, that means you were 16, Becky, in 2018. And on that exact day, this was number one. This girl's like you, girl's like you Girl's like you, girl's like you

Girl's like you, girl's like you Girl's like you, girl's like you Girls Like You Maroon 5. do you like that song Becky? Yeah, no I'm pretty happy with that. Who featured on that song? Cardi B. Cardi B, that's right, she does a rap in the middle. Hey, it's not a bad one Becky, not a bad one. Yeah, I'll take that.

Stay there, we need to do a couple more. Let's talk to James. G'day, James. Hello. I heard it's a very special day for you today, James. Yeah, it's my birthday. Your birthday and how old are you turning? 16.

You're turning 16 today, which means today is the first official day you can actually play Birthday Banger. Yeah. Okay, perfect, amazing. Let's do the numbers then. That means you would have been born 9th of July, 2009. So you were 16 today in 2025.

And currently, right now, the number one song on top is this. ["Singin' Angels Up In The Clouds"] Alex Warren, Ordinary. Do you like that song, James? Wouldn't be your first choice. No, I wouldn't. Yeah, fair enough, James. Waited all that time. Waited 16 years to find out. How disappointing. Sorry about that, hey. I waited all that time. I waited 16 years to find out.

How disappointing. Sorry about that, James. Let's move on to Taz. G'day, Taz. Hello. Hopefully you're not disappointed in your birthday banger. Oh, we'll have to wait and see. We'll have to figure it out.

What is your date of birth, Taz? Um, 30th of the 3rd, 81. Right. That means you were 16, Taz? 30th of the 3rd, 81. That means you were 16, Taz, in 1997. And let's go back to the 90s, because this was number one. Oh, that was an absolute bop from Unique. It's pretty pumping. Unique 2? Do you remember that band, Taz?

I don't remember them. Who is it again? Unique 2, it says. Yeah, I remember the song. Like, it was pretty... One Hit Wonder, maybe. Yeah, yep. Yep.

All right, well, hold there, Taz. We will deliberate. I don't know if that song's ever come up in Birthday Banger. No, I don't think so. Yeah. Do we need to deliberate? What, are you sure? I feel like it's an easy choice for me today.

What are you thinking? I wanna play Break My Stride. Me too. Go on then. Yeah. And James, whose birthday it is, I would have loved to have played his Birthday Banger, but he didn't even like it. It's probably coming up in 20 minutes anyways. Yeah, exactly. There it is, I would have loved to have played his birthday banger, but he didn't even like it. It's probably coming up in 20 minutes anyway.

Yeah, exactly. There it is, Bri and Clint. Clint Away on holiday, which is why I have enlisted the help of you listening and the producers to figure out what the Bri and Clint anniversary song is going to sound like this year. It's something I do every year, create an anniversary song to celebrate the last 12 months. And I've been trialing different genres for the past couple of days. So on Monday, we had a pop version.

["Bree and Cliff"] They say we've got that seven year bitch But this past year, now babe, we made it our bitch Which is quite fun. Yesterday, Ella said this was her favorite. I think you said- Yeah. Yesterday's was your favorite too.

I think you're so far. It was like our overall vote. Yeah, it was alternative rock. They say we've got the seven year itch But this past year Now babe, we made it our bitch Yeah That's the alternative rock version. Today, I think I might have the winner.

But hey, maybe I'm speaking too soon. And I want to play it for you guys. Today, yes, producer Ella. Do we get to know the genre beforehand? You sure do. Okay. You sure do. You sure do. So today I thought let's go real left to center, a little bit totally different from the first two.

And I thought a bit of emo punk. Think My Chemical Romance. Oh my god, this is my genre. That type of vibe. I'm already loving it. You might be hooked. And here it is the anniversary song for the Brinklin Show. The emo punk version. Last year, and I bet we made it our best

Yeah! We solved Enzi's national dish mystery Turns out it's a pie, not push and shove, that's history Call me maybe, crowned best one, here wonder And we caught Sweet Gracie Abrams in a hell of a blunder We lost our sixth radio award But they say seven times the charm Interviewed the cast of Wicked

And damn that was a hell of a rule We ain't clit It's been seven years And we're still on air They say we got that seven year edge But this past year Nah, but we've made our best Yeah

What do we think? I love it. That's the best one. They keep getting better and better. That's the general vibe of it. I mean there's a little bit more but yeah that's the vibe. I like it. Someone on the text machine said, this one is probably the winner, love it. That's hot. That sounds awesome. I feel like I felt it when I heard it as well. I was like, this might be it. It's the, I think the first one was really like nice,

but this one's got a good melody, catchy. You can hear it clearly. You can. That's fun. It's got that angsty emotion in it too. It does, which was like this whole last year. That Mykem vibe about it. Okay, well.

Well done. That is a contender for the 70th anniversary song we've got tomorrow, so I don't know how I'm going to top that. Yeah, good luck, because that's a winner. Okay. I'm still waiting for a rap, but I feel like you need to do it live. That's true. You're going to be waiting a long time.

There it is, Greenland. And that my friends is the end of the show. I gotta go. It's State of Origin Game 3 Decider. I mean, it doesn't start till 10. Oh, you've got plenty of time. But I'm headed to the Warriors Bar in Auckland. Oh, that's a great spot to watch it.

It's where all of the State of Origin fans congregate. So it's a good vibe. So this is the decider. This is the last game. Yeah and so the Blues have won one, the Maroons have won one and this will decide who wins this year's State of Origin. How's Mama Di feeling? Stressed? I don't, I avoid calling her around State of Origin time because this is like, she'll just scream Queenslander. Queenslander! Should we call her?

Yeah. Should we call her right now? Um, and I bet five bucks, she will answer with, Queenslander! And I bet another five bucks that she's wearing the tracksuit and possibly the hat.

Oh, she'll have the whole kid on. And the socks? Does she have socks? Oh, I don't know. Don't know about that. When's her birthday? I'll buy some now. Next month. Oh, perfect. Yeah, August 13th. She can wear them for the next date of her.

G'day, mum. Mamadou, are you there? Yes. What's happening? Queen Wanda! I knew it. Honestly. I said that when she picked up.

Yeah, to be fair, when I called her, she said Queen Wanda. Did you call her out there? Did she yell it down the phone? Oh, yes. And then I yelled it back to her. Mamadai, in the least creepy way possible, what are you wearing right now? I'm wearing the full kit. Yes she is. I told you. She's got the full kit and caboodle on.

The undies? Pardon? You got the undies on? No, I can't buy them. I haven't bought any yet. I'm getting onto it. They have maroon undies. Well, slippers.

I've got slippers. What? And I've got the hat. What? I've got the scarf. I've got the hat. I've got the hat undies. Well, slippers. I've got slippers. And I've got the hat. And I've got the scarf.

I've got the track pants. I've got the jersey. And a sense-price sign jersey is coming. Yeah, she's got everything. The whole lot. Everything possible. Well, good luck for tonight, Mum. Game three decider. Yeah, good luck for tonight, Mum. Game 3 decider.

Yeah, I knew you should say that. And is there any one last thing you want to say? Queensland! OK, we'll end it there. Up the maroons. We'll see you tomorrow. Bye.