ZM's Bree & Clint - ZM's Bree & Clint Podcast – August 27th 2019

Episode Date: August 27, 2019

What’s the loudest nut?Dean McCarthy live from LASteve Jobs is aliveHow much time are you spending on Instagram?Wizard of OZEd Sheeran stole again…Insta Fame Game!Have you ever been catfished?Birthday Banger!Buzzy headlinesBest toastieLegacy contactExpensive steakSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Turn my mic on. No, we don't need you. This one's been like all show. Welcome to the Bree and Clit podcast. Just me and my... No. No, Clint was away today on the show, but the producers, producer Ben, producer Ellie, stepping in, stepping up.

And we did, I think, one of the best pieces of radio I've heard in a while. Mate, I haven't stopped thinking about it all. All our votes, to be honest. It was groundbreaking. I mean, put it in for a radio award because that is going to win. Yeah. It's right after this. It's straight away into the podcast.

It's the first thing you'll hear. It's the first thing. So I'll give you a tip. We try and figure out what the loudest nut is We actually talked about it on the show yesterday You would have heard that We investigate, we find out We go on a nut hunt

Which, you know I do love going on a nut hunt And sometimes you find it Sometimes, you know, it is the light at the end of the tunnel Sometimes it only takes seconds to find the golden loud nut. Yeah. You know? Are we still talking about us?

We're still talking about you. The Nutbush. What a song. Why would they call that song the Nutbush? Because it's a good song. Oh, it is a tune. All the Aussie podcast listeners. You reckon they'll know it?

A-hun-dee-pee. Because this is an institution in Australia, the Nutbush City Limits Dance. I'm so glad I'm bringing it to New Zealand. I've learnt it. You guys have learnt it. I have learnt it, yeah. Pretty easy.

Pretty easy to learn. A little bit of a line dance. Yeah, that's quite fun. Similar to the Macarena. Oh, Tina Turner. Anyway Anyway that's on the show today Straight away So about 15 minutes Into the podcast

You can probably just skip Because that's as good As it's going to get Yeah it does get better than that But enjoy the podcast We'll see you back here tomorrow Bye Bye

Bye Bye Jesus Christ Ow Hot or not, by Sally Lovett. Jesus Christ. Ow. It is. Zinni, let's go. Now let me see you dance. Zinni, Brie and Clint. Well, good afternoon, New Zealand.

It's great to be here for your Tuesday. Clint, unfortunately, is away. He's looking after baby Tui. But I do have the producers in studio with me all afternoon. Producer Ben, Producer Ellie. Hello, good evening, good afternoon. Good to have you guys back. Can't wait to embarrass you this afternoon.

I'm looking forward to that actually a lot. A few other things to look forward to. We are going to test one of the best toasties in the country. Yes, I'm excited. Ever since this has been sitting on our planning board for the day, I am so hungry for the last two hours. I don't really care if it's good content. I just want to try the sandwich.

It's so true, though. And then we also are going to use the boss's credit card to buy the toastie. Yes, that is correct. It's quite expensive. We're going to get your best catfish stories on the air as well. But we've got to get into this content because people have been talking about it since yesterday. Have they?

It's stopped the nation. It has stopped. It's really absolutely shocked the radio community with how innovative and exciting this was yesterday when we spoke about what is the loudest nut? Shoot, because they're quite soft. No, a roasted almond is louder than a fresh almond. Can you go to the pantry section tomorrow and get us a sampler of nuts? You know what we do?

We test things on this show and we bring it to you, the people. Next on the show, we will find out what the loudest nut is. Not only that, guys, we've made it into a competition. If you think you're good at picking the loudest nut, call now, 0800-DIAL-ZM. There's some mobile fuel on the line right now. Three nights, Dominic Fyke on ZM. ZM, Spree and Clint.

The podcast. Play we will. By the way, this is why I got into radio. I want to make that really clear before we start this. This is why I did it. It's a groundbreaking segment. We're calling What's the Loudest Nut? And it all came about after the conversation.

I mean, it wasn't at a pearler of a conversation yesterday where we discussed what was the loudest nut? Because they're quite soft. No, a roasted almond is louder than a fresh almond. Can you go to the pantry section tomorrow and get us a sampler of nuts? I love that yesterday halfway through that I was like, oh, my God, it couldn't get more boring than this conversation we're having. Which, I mean, we're going to take it to the next level

because we are going to test what is the loudest nut this afternoon. And we've been slaving away with our science jackets on. Yeah. And what we've done is we've taken a bunch of nuts, we've tested five different nut varieties, and we've hopped into the nut shack with an audio engineer and we've got a nut mic. Yes. And we've done kind of like an ASMR nut type of collaboration and we're going to play you the audio, which mainly for two people.

And those two people are on the phones right now. Rebecca and Sam. hello, guys. Hello. Hi. Welcome to the show. Are you excited to guess what is the loudest nut? Yes, of course. Perfect, because there is mobile fuel on the line.

So what's going to happen, guys? We're going to play you all five nut sounds sounds and then we're going to go to a break and you guys are going to tell us what you think is the loudest nut. They love it. They're excited. I think one of them actually fell asleep. Let's rip into it. Alright, let's go to the

first nut here. First nut in how loud is the loudest nut is the cashew nut. Quite loud, wasn't it? Yeah, it was loud. Obviously, on to the next one. Here we go.

Nut number two, the peanut. Crunchy. Crunchy. The pea nut. Mmm, crunchy. Mmm, crunchy. Nut number three. Nut number three. The Brazil nut. In my opinion, the most exciting nut of them all. Ooh, it's loud.

That is quite loud. Oh, God. Okay, let's go to the next one. Nut number four. The pistachio nut with shell. Sounds like a guinea pig. Oh, yeah.

Oh, yeah. It's juicy. That's offensive. I can't deal. All right, girls. The last one. I still will. I don't even know if it's still there.

The almond. Oh, God. This is the worst bit of radio I've ever done. I love it. All right, there they are, the five nuts in contention for the loudest nut. Rebecca and Sam, we will go to a song now and put in your votes. Who will win the loudest nut competition? Question, do we have to hear all of them again next time?

No, we'll just rip into it. Thank God. Rodbury and Clint, the podcast. ZM. Look, the text message machine is going off and people are like, what have I just tuned into? Good radio, that's what you've tuned into. We are this afternoon on a journey of testing the loudest nut,

which we've got two people on board on the phones, Rebecca and Sam. Guys, are you still there? Yeah, they're both there. Okay, they're both there. Cool, perfect. The nuts in question, which we did test the sound of, and obviously with a professional sound engineer

who's done a decibel reading and what it's called a LUFS reading, which is the loudest nut. So we've got a professional reading on these nuts. We're just going to go through them really quick one more time. The first is a cashew. That was the cashew there. Peanuts. The Brazil nut. All sound very similar.

Pistachio. And the almond. Yep, very similar. Nice. Rebecca, we want to go to you first. What nut have you locked in as the loudest nut? I reckon the almond, for sure. Locking in the almond.

I thought the almond as well. I said almond as well, which... Yeah. There we have Locking in the almond. I thought the almond as well. I said almond as well, which there we have it there, the almond. And Sam, what have you gone with this afternoon? I went with the Brazil nut. It was pretty loud. Very loud nut, wasn't it? It was a loud nut. Well, do we have a drum roll producer bin?

I can find you one real quick. I can confirm, guys, that one of you has gotten the loudest nut correct. And that is you, Sam. You've taken it out this afternoon. The Brazil nut. It's my son's birthday. Wow. Amazing.

He's going to really enjoy that fuel from mobile. Hey, that's the wrong celebration. This is a real celebration. I can do more money for everything. Coming in at 0.7 decibels, the Brazil nut takes it out. The loudest nut out of those five different nuts. And the quietest is the cashew. From what I'm reading here.

So if you're looking to do some secret nut eating, I'd go with the cashews. So if you're looking to do some secret nut eating. I'd go with the cashew nut. Oh, man. I'd like to devil your Tuesday and just round it out with some nut bush from Tanner Turner. It's fantastic. Nut bush. We'll be back soon after this.

ZM Spree and Clint, the podcast from iHeartRadio. This is the latest live from LA with Dean McCarthy. Dean, my main man on the ground in LA, the VMAs, it's all going down. What's the dealio? Oh, my goodness. Talk about music's night of nights. This has been one hell of a show. The red carpet was red hot.

Shawn Mendes, just do yourself a favor. Go Google Shawn Mendes VMA's red carpet. Once you come back, you can thank me later and follow me on Instagram. That could be how you thank me, basically. It's already in my favorites. Why not? It's already in your favorites.

Let me tell you a couple of the highlights Taylor Swift opened the show with her You Need To Come Down performance, which was incredible. Lizzo performed. Missy Elliott won the Vanguard Award. Fabulous. Of course, our girl Cardi B.

She took out the best hip-hop, obviously. No surprises there. The crowd went so wild, she couldn't even finish her speech. But honestly, the speech of the night, the moment of the night, was Yetta Gates, Taylor Swift winning Video of the Year Award. In the video, she called out the White House. She said that her equality petition that she referenced in the end of the music video has had over 500,000 signatures,

which is five times the amount that warrants a response from the White House. You only need 100,000 signatures to get the White House to respond to you. And even though she's had 500,000, it's no word from the White House. So that was pretty shady and pretty awesome as well. When she won that award, did they corner off Kanye West's seat? Did they just put security all around his seat? Was he even there, Kanye West? I don't think he was.

No, I don't think he was there. I didn't see him on any of the video or anything. But no, look, I mean, it's pretty cool that after all these years, you know, she was so embarrassed that night when Kanye took the microphone off her and this year to win such the big award. She won the big one, you know, pretty cool. I loved that about her. No real drama yet.

That'll probably all unfold at the after parties, Brie. That's when we, you know, they go a little bit loose, a little bit wild. That's where the things come out. I also saw Normani performed. Is she the next Beyonce, Dean? Because damn, she is talented. She, people don't realise, she was, of course, part of Fifth Harmony. She is phenomenal.

I saw her open for Ariana Grande. Actually, the ZM winners were there with me, actually, in LA. And Normani opened the show and I was like, wow, she is a quadruple strength. You know what I mean? Like, she is everything. So I think we're going to see a lot more of her, and her fame and star is on the rise. Yeah, a lot of those girls from Fifth Harmony

doing big, big things. Shawn Mendes. Thank you so much, Dean, for the latest. We'll catch up with you tomorrow. Appreciate it. Bye, Dean, for the latest. We'll catch up with you tomorrow. Appreciate it. Bye, Dean. Bye. Something's come up today which, I mean,

we've seen the stories before about Tupac when they say, you know, he didn't really die. He just faked his own death. He's been hiding. He's been hiding for 20, 30, however many years. It's happened quite a few times with different famous people and the latest person to get caught up in all of this is Steve Jobs. He's alive, guys.

Steve Jobs is alive. He didn't actually die. No, he's not. Listen, he didn't even die in 2011. You don't even know when. He didn't. Steve Jobs, obviously, one of the most iconic people in technology in the last 10, 20 years.

Pretty much invented everything that you love about Apple products. And he passed away, unfortunately, in 2011, apparently. What did he? But they've said that there's been a sighting of Steve Jobs. Do you want me to tell you what I found? Where? I found him. Here he is, Steve Cummins. No, there's a photo sighting of Steve Jobs. Do you want me to tell you what I found? Where? I found him. Here he is.

Steve, come in. No, there's a photo going around at the moment of a man having a coffee at an outdoor cafe in Egypt at the moment, and everyone's saying that is 100% Steve Jobs. Producer Ellie, have you seen the photo? I actually haven't seen the photo. Have you guys not seen the photo? I haven't seen the photo either. Oh, okay.

Hold up. I'll show you guys the photo. The big reveal. This is obviously super visual, but you can Google the photo of the... I'll show you seen the photo. Have you guys not seen the photo? I haven't seen the photo either. Oh, okay, hold up. I'll show you guys the photo. The big reveal. This is obviously super visual, but you can Google the photo of the... I'll show Ellie it first. Okay, let's see Ellie's reaction. Is that new? Yes.

Is that new? Yeah. Because I mean, to be honest, it does actually look like... All right, give me a look. I want to have a look. You ready? Yeah. Is that really new?

Could that be from years ago? Holy hell. It looks like him, hey. That's him. Oh, okay, Ben. Do you reckon? Yeah, I reckon. What if he's in hiding and he's still a beast of stuff?

What if he's in hiding? Well, he has enough money to disappear. He does. Let's be real. Like, yes, it does look like him, but then, I mean, I've seen people that look like Ben before. Where are they? I've seen two of you on a night out before.

Okay. So a lot of people are saying the posture, like how he's crossed his legs, how he's looking, how relaxed, he's no shoes on, which is a very Steve thing to do. Yes, all of that. Oh, my God. What if it's the Apple version of Parent Trap and he's had a twin brother the whole time?

An identical stranger. That's a real thing. Hey, going back to Tupac, do you and he's had a twin brother the whole time. An identical stranger. That's a real thing. Hey, going back to Tupac, do you reckon he's still alive? Yeah, he's probably hanging out with Steve Jobs. Zidim Spree and Clint, the podcast. And lucky I've got you guys because something I took notice of on Instagram the other night, which calling all Instagram addicts, I think this is something that might help you out

or maybe it'll just egg you on even more. Okay. I noticed, and it was actually by accident, I opened my Instagram app and I noticed now that they have this feature on Instagram called Your Activity. And this might be old. This might be, it may have been around for ages, but I only just noticed it.

Anyway, it essentially, when you click into it, tells you what is your daily average time that you spend on the app. Not good. It also has some other features which I think are really cool. It actually has a feature on there where you can set a reminder about how long you want to spend on the app and when you reach that limit, it reminds you. Oh, I was going to say it just shuts your phone off.

Well. That'd be great. That would be great. But that's a fantastic idea. Which is a really cool idea because if you're like, oh, I'm spending too much time in this app, I need to, you know. How do I find this? So essentially go into your Instagram. Yeah, I'm in.

So, you're on your homepage. Click on your actual profile, which is in the bottom right-hand corner. Your little icon. It'll bring up your profile. Click on the top three lines that are in the top right corner. And it should bring down a menu and it should have one of those things

should say your activity. Okay. Which it looks like a little clock next to it. Okay, cool. So once you click into that, it'll have... Daily average. A daily average time. Okay. That's not good, guys.

Do we have a drum roll? Yep. Who wants to go first? I'm going to go last because I've just been uploading an Instagram story to the Brian Clint Instagram. So I'm a bit behind. So you just go ahead and I'm the only one here. Okay, I'll go first then.

I'll go first. Okay, here we go. So my average daily time on Instagram is? One hour and seven minutes. That's not bad. Wow. Is that high? That's really high.

I thought that was really high. One hour a day? It says daily average, one hour and seven minutes, yeah. Okay, my turn. Okay, your turn. Here we go. Bree's one. Six hours and...

No, I'm just joking. Oh, my God. I mean, I wouldn't put it past you. I wouldn't do no work. No, my average is one hour and 15 minutes. Okay, cool. Nice. Look on Ben's face just then.

I was like, how much time do you have? Produce Ellie. Are you ready, Ellie? I'm ready. Now, as a digital producer, this is quite disappointing because mine's only 27 minutes. She's got a boyfriend. Yeah.

That's what it is. That's what I'm doing. She's got a boyfriend. Really? Is it that low? Yeah, that's why I got shocked at yours because I was like, oh. What's your highest day? Because it also gives you a week. Like it actually shows you what was the day you spent the most time and what was the day you spent the least

time my highest day in the last week was yesterday and that was 52 minutes okay what about you Ben mine's Wednesday Wednesday's in my high day oh I know why why yeah that's his you know what it's my what stalking day oh yeah okay how many minutes day. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Okay, yeah. And how many minutes was that? Or hours? Oh, there was one hour and 33 minutes on Wednesday. Oh, whoa. My longest was Sunday and it was two hours and nine minutes.

Oh, what an exciting week in you. But then my Saturday was 26 minutes. Oh, okay. What I want to do this afternoon, off the back of learning about this new feature on Instagram, probably is an old feature, but we're going to do it anyway. I want to find the biggest Instagram addict. The most time someone spends on it a day? Yes.

Are you the person who is spending the most time on Instagram in New Zealand? So how you do it, you go into your profile, top three lines in the right hand corner and you click on a thing called Your Activity. We want you to call through now 0800DIALZM and we're going to see if we can find the person who spends the most time on the gram per day. Bree and Clint, the podcast, ZM. I mean, we're talking about Instagram and one of the new features

that is on the app is where you can go into your daily activity and see how long you spend on the app every day. It's depressing. It can be. To be honest, I was actually surprised. I thought mine would be higher. Did you? I actually did. I probably thought mine, what was mine?

An hour, seven minutes every day I spend on Instagram. It's because you're doing other things. No, that's not true. I didn't say what other things. That was your brain. Well, you're doing other things. No. That's not true. I didn't say what other things. That was your brain. Well, you're doing other things then. Hell yeah. Okay.

Someone who's on the show quite a lot is my bestie, Big Gay Gorgeous Al. Hello, boys. Hello, boys. Before we rip into, because we're looking for New Zealand's biggest Instagram addict, I wanted to just check, Alan, how much time you're spending on Instagram.

So I've done a little thing here. I've got your phone. You want a drumroll? You let me know if you want a drumroll, Brie. Drumroll, please, Ben. You only spend an hour and 11 minutes. Oh, great work, mate. It's because I'm on Grindr, that's why. I literally just looked at Grindr and that is four hours and 56 minutes.

No, it's not. A day. Are you being serious? I'm being serious. On the work Wi-Fi too. Ellen. Ellen. You are using company dollars.

Nah, I like it. Smart man. It's still single. It's not working. Yeah, it's still single. So let's see if we can find someone who can top that on 0800DIALZM. Let's go to Kim first. Hi, Kim.

Hey, how's it going? Good. Did you know about that feature on Instagram? Yes, I did actually discover it. I think it's been a few months now, actually. Cool. So I'm just late to the party. Awesome.

That's all right. That's all right. Kim, have you looked at how long you're spending on the app? Yes, I did. Just as I heard you guys talking about you looked at how long you're spending on the app? Yes, I did Just as I heard you guys talking about it And how long is it? I don't want to say, but At this stage

Hold on, wait We're going to do a drumroll for you Okay Two hours and 22 minutes Jeez That's a fair amount. That's okay. What do you do for a job?

I actually have my own business and I run it from home, so that might be why. Oh, because obviously you've got a business Instagram account, right, Kim? Yes. Yeah, that's... Yes, but this is my personal account. Kim, I'm trying to help you. I'm trying to help.

Okay, so that's the number to beat. But I believe we've got a really low number. Simon. Hi, Simon. How's it going? Good. You've got the gram? Yep.

So you've got the gram. And how long do you think you spend on the gram each day? Well, I thought I spent longer, but obviously not. Okay. And you've went into this new feature called Your Activity, and how long does it say you've spent on the gram? A full eight minutes. That's how long you do take for other things too, Simon.

No, you can't say this. Got it. Oh, it's me. Oh, appreciate your't say this. Got it. Oh, it's me. Oh, appreciate your time, Simon. I'm glad we didn't take up too much time. See you, mate. He was a legend. Up next, something.

We'll get there. ZDM Spree and Clint, the podcast. Clint away today, but the producers are in this afternoon giving me a hand. And Producer Ellie, you told me something really interesting this afternoon. There's a movie that's iconic that is having a massive anniversary this year. Yes, I'm going to take you back to 1939 now, and we're going to chat about The Wizard of Oz. You're up to see the wizard, the wonderful wizard of Oz.

I was obsessed with this movie. Same. As a kid. Same. Still am. I love it. Same. Still watch it.

Still watch it. I literally watched it the other night. It's the 80th anniversary this month of the movie. So it was one of the first movies that really had, you know, colour. That's right. It was one of the first movies that was made in colour. Yeah. So it was in what they called Technicolour.

And it's basically, a lot of it's done in post-production. So, for example, Dorothy's blue and white dress that you see on the screen, it was actually blue and pink. Really? Yeah, so the white looked better if it was done in post with this Technicolour system. Okay. That's so interesting. Yeah.

That movie with the witch where the house falls on the witch gave me nightmares. Oh my gosh. For months and months. Same. Same. It's so scary. Do you know another fun fact? They actually cut some of her scenes out, the Wicked Witch, the green face.

Yeah, because it's too scary. Too scary. Really? Literally. I believe that. Makes sense. Makes a lot of sense. She was that good at her job.

The main character, Judy Garland. Yes. Right? She played Dorothy. She did. And there's actually, Judy Garland. Yes. Right? She played Dorothy? She did. And there's actually, this might actually change your idea of The Wizard of Oz with some of these facts I've got. Because back in the day, the working conditions weren't too great, I don't think.

And Judy Garland, she was 17 at the time. This was one of her first big roles. They actually wanted to cast a younger girl. Okay. Because Dorothy's meant to be a child and she was 17. Yeah, she was quite old in the film. So do you know what they made her do? They made her wear a corset

to try and like squash her breasts basically. They also put her on a diet which was basically just cigarettes, liquid foods, all those, like coffee, so she didn't eat. Oh my gosh.

To try and make her skinnier. To make her appear younger. Yeah. They also, this is actually quite horrific, they also gave her, and apparently her mother had something to do with this too, they also gave her adrenaline shots.

Apparently this was quite common in Hollywood back in the day. They'd give the teenagers adrenaline shots so that they'd have enough energy to keep going for like 15 hours. Hours and hours and hours. Yeah. Then they'd give them sleeping pills at night so that they could rest properly. And she actually, this is quite grim,

she actually passed away when she was 47 from an overdose of sleeping pills. night so that they could rest properly and she actually this is quite grim she actually passed away when she was 47 from an overdose of sleeping pills wow yeah so they think that kinda came from that at 17

that addiction came from there yeah exactly more horrific stuff you know the snow storm you're really ruining it sorry I'm actually

ruining this whole movie for you you know the snow storm when the good witch puts the snow over the poppies yes to try and wake them up? That was asbestos that they were using.

No bloody way. It was. They didn't know it was harmful and so they just used that because it looked like snow. Well yeah, they wouldn't have known back in the day. They didn't, yeah. And then the tin man, he actually got recast a second time because the original, he had a really bad reaction to the aluminium paint on his face

in Duffin Hospital, and they had to change the whole character, and they had to reshoot scenes, and in one of the Yellow Brick Road songs, you can actually still hear the original guy singing, because they couldn't reshoot that song. Because they couldn't redo it. Yeah.

Another one, the green paint on the Wizard of, the witch, sorry, that was so toxic, it had copper in it, that she was green for like weeks afterwards, and also, you know the pyrotechnics when she's, boom, and she appears, and there's fire and stuff? It went wrong and she actually got burnt and she was in hospital for six weeks over filming

and trying to recover. I did know that actually. I remember reading that somewhere. Yeah, also the munchkins are real, they were really buzzy apparently. A lot of them took this opportunity, they were from Germany a lot of them took this opportunity to move over to get a green card. Yes, that's the one.

To escape Adolf Hitler because it was 1939. Oh, now I feel bad. Yeah, he was obviously killing off people that weren't blonde and blue eyed, including dwarves. So they actually came over to shoot this movie and it potentially saved their life. That is wild. Have I got any nice facts here?

Yeah, is there anything nice about the film? Let's just have a look here. We've got, oh, the munchkins apparently, they were like deviants. They were alcoholics and they were just, they couldn't be controlled and they had to have MGM employees. So they were real like munchkins? Yeah, they were. They thought because they were small they could get away with anything.

So apparently they were really hard to control on set. And, okay, this is the last one. You know the horse of a different colour in the Emerald City where it's the green and then it's the orange and it changes colour? Yeah. They were using gelatin powder to colour that horse. God, people didn't know crap back in the day, did they? Oh, what a wonderful movie.

We're off to see the wizard, the wonderful wizard it was. And I also read somewhere the cowardly lion. It was a real lion. He took a dump on the witch's house. Is that true, Bree? Is that true? Yeah, it's true. I don't know if that's true.

Bree and Clint, the podcast. See you later. And something we love to do on this show is when allegations come out that a big star, big pop star has stolen, you know, an unknown person's music. We love to do a comparison. Yes, we do. And I'm sure you guys have read the latest story about Ed Sheeran.

I saw a headline. Multi-million dollar musician Ed Sheeran. There was obviously the case back, I think it was back in 2014, where the song Thinking Out Loud of Ed Sheeran's was getting pretty much, they were saying that sounded a lot like the Marvin Gaye song. It's the same kind of background beat. Yeah, well, they were saying that it's a certain type of, I guess, composition of notes and stuff that they reckon Ed Sheeran takes from certain songs and uses it.

If you're going to take from a song, don't take from Marvin Gaye. Well, he's done... People know it. Surely he hasn't taken it from Marvin Gaye. I don't think it's been proved yet and he hasn't actually been sued in the case, but it's still ongoing. But obviously, yeah, that's a good point. Don't steal from a super popular song.

And he hasn't this time, allegedly. Well, that's what a guy by the name of Sam Chokri is alleging. He's saying that Ed Sheeran pretty much has taken a chorus of a song he wrote called O.Y. for the 2017 Ed Sheeran hit, Shape of You. I'm in love with your body. So obviously we all know this song. It was an absolute global hit.

Yes. Pop banger, Shape of You, which was in 2017. This guy that is alleging that Sheeran stole some stuff from his song was made in 2015. Okay, yeah. This is it here.

It's called O.Y. Play me Shape of You again. Okay, hold up. I'm in love with your body. Oh, why, oh, why, oh, why, oh, why? It's that part, isn't it? Yeah. Mmm. Oh, why, oh, why, oh, why, oh, why?

It is quite close. But, I mean, how common are the words oh, why? Hard, eh? And the thing that I was talking to Ross Boss earlier, and obviously, you know, there's been a case with Katy Perry recently and there's been multiple cases like this over the years. Do we actually think these artists are stealing from these people? Or is it just because music?

There's a certain amount of notes. There's a certain amount of notes. There's a certain amount of melodies. And I mean, it's like everything's just been used already. Yeah, no, I think that's true. I mean, the more access everyone has to even musical instruments and the internet and all these digital platforms, we are able to make a lot more music. And I think there's going to be coincidences

where things sound a bit similar, I think. Yeah. Well, you know, Ed Sheeran should probably sue himself because a lot of his songs are sounding very similar. ZM's Bree and Clint, the podcast. Oh my god, I heard she bought all her followers. She

would, she's such a bit. It's time for Bree and Clint's Insta Fame Game. Usually, Clint and I would go head-to-head trying to guess exactly how many different followers different celebrities have. And Producer Ellie is the one that gives us the celebrities. And because Clint's away, we have chosen someone on the phones this afternoon.

And that person is you, Noah. Hi. Hi. Hi. Hello. How are you? I'm doing great, yeah. Fantastic. Have you heard this game before, Noah?

Yes, I have. Yeah. So I just guess. Yeah, exactly right. You just guess how many people you think the celebrity that Ellie gives us follows them, okay? Okay, cool. Okay, cool. And if you can beat me, we'll hook you up with a prize.

Oh, yay. Okay. All right. Here we go. First celebrity. Take it away, Ellie. Okay. Your first celebrity.

Noah, I'm going to come and grab your answer first, okay? But your first celebrity is Blake Lively. How many Instagram followers do you reckon she has, Noah? Oh, maybe 500, reckon she has, Noah? Maybe 500,000. 500,000? Okay. I don't know. All right, so Noah said 500,000.

Bree has said 36 million. We've gone a bit different, Noah. Yeah, those are some drastically different numbers. But Blake Lively does have 25.1 million, so that is a point Brie. All right, point to me, Noah, to start off. All right, you got this. Okay, your next one is Leonardo DiCaprio. Leonardo DiCaprio. Sorry, guys.

Sharice. Sharice. The Ron. Okay, sorry, everyone shut up. Noah, how many followers do you think Leo DiCaprio has? Oh, maybe 13 million. 13 million? That's a decent guess.

Yeah, that's a good guess. And Bree, you've said 25 million. Leonardo DiCaprio has 34.4 million. Oh, that's another point to Bree. Oh, just me. All right. You need this one, Noah. Let's do this.

All right, here we go for Noah. You need this one, Noah. Let's do this. All right. All we got for us. Leonardo DiCaprio. Now, your next one I've got is Hilary Duff. Oh, Hilary Duff doing a reboot of Lizzie McGuire announced this week. Yeah. How many followers do you reckon Hilary Duff has, Noah? That's a great question. Far out.

Let's go for 1.3 million. 1.3 million. Okay, you've gone with that. Brie's gone with 6 million. Hilary Duff has 12.9 million, which means it is a game to Brie. She's taken it out!

And you know what, Noah? Because you did not cheat, and we've had other people call up, I want to give Noah a prize. Yeah, I think that's a good idea. We're going to hook you up with a prize anyway just for playing Noah. Oh, thank you so much. For being an honest human being and you sound lovely. Have a great Tuesday, okay, mate?

Okay, thank you. Bree and Clint, the podcast, ZM. Something I was watching over the weekend is the new season of MTV's Catfish. Yeah, you all know this show, this one. Hi, I'm Nev. A couple of years ago, I fell in love online. Turns out my crush wasn't who I thought she was. Boom.

I can't believe, Ellie, producer Ben has never seen that show. No, I've never seen it. Have you never actually seen it? No, because I was loading this audio today and I was trying to find audio. They go, I know you know this obviously, but they go round to the people's house and there's cameras and everything and they're just like, oh, we got you.

Yeah. You've been kept there. That's the whole point of the show. Yeah, I know. It's juicy, Ben. You should watch it. It actually is a really good show. Ben's like, there's no fishing at all.

There's absolutely no fishing. This guy caught nothing. Where's the hokey? Yeah. But I saw as well they're making an Aussie version now. I saw this too. Did you see that? Yes.

Which I wonder if they'd make a New Zealand version or because everyone knows everyone in New Zealand. You can't be catfishing. Which that was the theory. And then obviously, you remember that story? There was someone who worked here at ZM and he was telling me that he was talking to this guy on a dating app and he was like, I just have this feeling that it's a catfish. Yeah.

I just feel like it's a catfish. Anyway, turns out it was. Did they meet up? So he tried to meet up with him and the guy never showed up. Yep. Yeah, never heard from him. And then he never heard from him again. So weird.

But they were talking for months. What are the thrillers in someone that's like, I just want to catfish someone? What's the thrill? You know, I think there's a lot of different reasons and there's a lot of underlying stuff that goes into it. Yeah, right. I just couldn't keep up with the lie.

No, neither. I had so much guilt and oh, God. And just couldn't keep up with the lie. No, neither. I had so much guilt and oh, God. And eventually, I mean, you want to meet someone. Yeah, true. You know, in person. Totally, totally. You can't all be over the internet forever. Yeah.

But I thought, you know, here in New Zealand, it has to have happened to people. It's something that obviously happens a lot in our generation. Yeah. And it's something that, you know, I think everyone might have heard, you know, their friend may have had it happen to them or it's happened to them personally. Yeah.

And I want to find those stories this afternoon. On 0800DIALZM, have you ever been catfished? Or maybe you were the catfish. Oh, I'd love that. We'll take those as well. You can text us on 9696 as well. We'll do those next. Zidim, Spree and Clint, the podcast.

We're just throwing out the reel just to see what we can get. And we all know the show Catfish. It's into its seventh season now. Hi, I'm Nev. A couple of years ago, I fell in love online. Turns out my crush wasn't who I thought she was. I feel like sometimes people might get the term catfish a bit mixed up. Okay. I think catfish or catfishing someone is where you pretend

and you use someone else's photos to be a completely different person. Because the confusion I might get is they just look different. I'm like, well, you look nothing like your photos. Well, I think that's a different thing. Okay, yeah. Because I think, yeah, being a catfish is where you're pretending to be a completely different person. Right, okay, yep. And we've asked for your stories this afternoon on 0800DIALS.M. I just

want to read out this text because this is juicy. Someone texted through and they said, my dad was catfished by my now ex-best friend. So can you wrap your head around that? Yeah, okay, yep. She got his phone number off my phone and started texting him and they got pretty risque.

She was exposed when my stepmom found out and found the text and called her phone revealing that it was her. Oh. Woo. Look out. Yeah, that is. See, now that's a catfish. No, I like that. Yeah.

Let's go to David first on 0800 dial ZM. Hi, David. Hey there. Sorry, I might not have as juicy as that text that you just read out. Oh, was that yours, was it? No, no. Mine wasn't as juicy, but mine goes back about five years when I had just become single. And I think I was kind of catfishing because I had a photo of me.

So I'm kind of a dorky redhead. And I had a picture with me standing with my best mate who's like a shredded Jamaican. So I think a lot of girls thought I was the black guy and I wasn't. Shout out to Kane because he got me a lot of attention. So you accidentally catfished people, David? I think I did it intentionally. Oh, right.

I matched with a rather beautiful lady which I assumed was a catfish. And we messaged for like maybe a month and then when I met up with her she was real. It was her who was in the photo. And she decided to marry me and have a kid. And we've got a house together.

I just got goosebumps. So she didn't even care. She loved you for you, David. Yeah. Yeah, she was like, oh, I knew you were the right hand. Yeah, I love you anyway. So I was like, cool. Oh, that's a really nice story.

Thanks for sharing that, David. Although catfishing is wrong. Yeah, not good. anyway. Oh, that's a really nice story. Thanks for sharing that, David. Although catfishing is wrong. Yeah, not good. It is not good. Let's go to Anonymous. Hi, Anonymous. Hi. What's your story?

Have you been catfished before? I have. What happened? Tell me the juicy details. So my best friend gave me a number of a guy and said, oh, you should text this number, you know. She invited me over for a sleepover at her house and we were texting this guy and she was telling me to send all this stuff

and come to school the next week. And apparently it was someone I went to school with, a group of people, and I got bullied for it for the next year. What the hell? Anonymous, was this person meant to be your friend? Meant to be my best friend next year. What the hell? Anonymous, was this person meant to be your friend? Meant to be my best friend, yeah. What the hell? Why did she do that?

I have no idea. She must have been jealous of me or something. I don't know. But it was all people that I thought actually cared about me who were the ones behind it. That is absolutely horrible. I'm so sorry that happened to you. But you know what?

It says a whole lot more about them than it does about you Anonymous. Amen. Exactly. And you're doing all good now? Yeah, definitely. It's not something I've talked about a lot but yeah, it's good to get it out there so other people know it doesn't just happen. You know what? That's amazing and that's

really courageous for you to come on the radio and share your story today. We appreciate that. Thank you. Have a good afternoon story today. We appreciate that. Thank you. Have a good afternoon, Anonymous. See you later. Let's finish it off with Alex. Hi. Hello, Alex.

Have you got a catfishing story for us? I do indeed. What happened? So basically my best friend, I gave her my hard drive that had some modeling photos. But the reason I gave it to her was to get movies. And the photos were in like a keep safe so no one could tap into it. So it was like a locked kind of thing on your hard drive?

Yeah, yeah, absolutely. So basically what had happened was that it turned out that her boyfriend stole my photos, tapped into it, put my, like, face on dating websites. So used your photos. Yeah, used my photos and actually made money off it, which is the craziest thing. And when I confronted and actually found out who it was, my girlfriend sided with her boyfriend.

And the shittiest thing is that they made enough money and went to Europe and went to the Coachella Festival. So your bum sent them to Coachella. Essentially. All your hard work, Alex, you did on your Blue Tears Maximus got them tickets to Coachella. Essentially. All your hard work, Alex, you did on your blue tears Maximus got them tickets to Coachella. Yeah, pretty much. Pretty much. Oh, that's bullshit.

I would be ropeable. But you know what? I was so paved. At least you still got your bum and they got nothing. That's right. Thanks for sharing that story. That is wild. That's crazy, eh?

I can't believe people can even just think about doing that. I know. What goes through your brain where you're like, you know what I'm going to do? I'm going to put these on this website. It's just crazy. That's so selfish. It's just the epitome of selfishness.

I hate it. It's wild. Cat fishing. Interesting. Bree and Clint, the podcast. ZM. It's my birthday. It's my birthday. Bree and Clint, the podcast, ZM. It's my birthday, it's my birthday.

Brie and Clint's Birthday Banger. Clint's away, but we've still got to do the Birthday Banger because that's what gets us all through in the afternoon where we figure out what was top of the charts on your guys' 16th birthdays. Who are we going to go to first? Let's go to Amelia. Hi, Amelia. Hi, how are you?

Good. What's your birthday? 31st. Hi, Amelia. Hi, how are you? Good. What's your birthday? 31st of January, 1976. Okay, you were 16 in 1992 on the 31st of January, and this is your birthday banger. Come on. Let's talk about sex, baby. Let's talk about sex, baby.

Let's talk about all the good things and the bad things. Oh, Amelia, you wouldn't write about it. Salt and pepper. Let's talk about sex. That's a tune. It's a tune. Did you happen to see them at Friday Jams last year? No, I didn't.

Oh, you missed it. You missed out, but you can get tickets to this one. Don't miss out. Let's go to Maddie. Hi, Maddie. Matthew. Hello, mate. What's your birthday? 11th of June 87. Alright, Matthew, you were 16

in 2003 on the 11th of June and on that day this topped the charts. Wake me up. Wake me up inside. I can't wake up. Wake me up inside. Save me. Save me from the dark. An Evanescence classic, Bring Me To Life. Matthew, what are your thoughts, mate? I like that song, actually. That's a tune.

Yeah, that was so big. They had a couple of big hits, Evanescence. Yeah, they did, actually. Yeah, all right. What are we going to round it out with this afternoon? Let's go to Ginny. Hi, Ginny. Hello.

What's your birthday? 11th of June, 1994. Okay, you were 16 in the year 2000, the millennium, on the 11th of June. This was number one. I did it again. I played with your heart. Got lost in the game Oh, baby, baby

Jenny, you have one of the best ones. You can't... I know, right? Britney Spears, not many people get her for Birthday Banger, but absolute classic. And I was obsessed too. You were? Weren't we all?

Even did a dance in third form to this. Yeah, you did. Did you wear the full leather bodysuit like she did in that film? No, I think we did the whole schoolgirl thing. Oh, yep. Yep, of course. Nice. Love it. Right, it's time to vote, guys.

Oh, this is actually quite a hard day to vote because I like all three of them. I like them all for different reasons. Same. Oh, this is actually quite a hard day to vote because I like all three of them. I like them all for different reasons. Same. Oh. I'm tossing up between Evanescence and Britney.

To be honest. I think I'm leaning towards... Oh, I do love that Evanescence song. It's just such a banger and it reminds me of being really emo when I was like 13 years old.

Yeah, just absolutely, you know, rocking out in your room. Yeah. Oh, no. What would you pick? I would have picked Britney Spears. Would you?

Yeah, I definitely would have, yeah. So I think the general consensus is that we... Do we go with the safe of Britney? I think it's quite safe. You reckon it's safe? Well, it's safer than Evanescence, in my opinion.

I don't know. We need to make a decision, guys. Nah, stuff it. Let's play Evanescence right now. Bring. I don't know. We need to make a decision, guys. Nah, stuff it. Let's play Evanescence right now. Bring me to life. Okay, hold up. Let's do it. I need to sort it.

Clint's not here. Oh, I see. Oh, yes. Everyone in the car, scream. Get emotional. It's been a long, hard day. This is your birthday banger, Evanescence on ZM. How can you see into my eyes like open doors? Playbagger Evanescence on ZM. Without a soul My spirit's sleeping somewhere cold

Until you find it there and lead it back home Wake me up inside Wake me up, wake me up inside Wake me up inside Call my name and save me from the dark Bid my blood to run Before I come undone Save me from the nothing I've become Now that I know

What I'm worth Now You can just leave me Breathe Into me Make me Real Bring me

To life Wake me up Wake me up inside I can't wake up Bring me to life Wake me up Wake me up inside I can't wake up Wake me up inside Save me Call my name and save me from the dark

Wake me up Bid my blood to run I can't wake up Before I come undone Save me Save me from the nothing I've become Bring me to life I'm in a great fight

There's nothing left to gain Bring me to life Frozen inside, without your touch Without your love, I'm starting All over you, all the night for my love All this time, I can't believe I couldn't see Come to the dark, but you were there in front of me I've been sleeping a thousand years it seems Got to open my eyes to everything

Without thought, without a voice, without a soul Don't let me die here I'm so alone Bring me to life Wake me up Wake me up inside I can't wake up Wake me up inside Wake me up inside Call my name and save me from the dark I can't wake up before I come undone

Save me from the nothing I've become I'm living in the night I'm living in the night I'm living in the night Evanescence. Bring me to life on ZM with Bray and Clint. That is your birthday banger for this afternoon. No regrets. No, I'm puffed.

That was great. Let's go back to back Evanescence. Woo-hoo! We're not doing that. What was that song called, Going Under? This one, Going Under, yeah. They had quite a few hits, didn't they? They did, yeah.

Yeah. Oh, so dark. Yeah, they are, right? They are so ominous. Ominous? Ominous. Ominous. See you in the me.

Hey, we want to try something new next, which we need your help with. So what we're going to do is we want to do a thing called Buzzy Headlines from Around the World, which we look at the news a lot, obviously, doing a radio show. And what we're going to do is me, Producer Ben, Producer Ellie, we're each going to give you a headline and then on the text machine, you have to text 9696 which story you want to hear the most. ZM Spree and Clint, the podcast.

Let's talk about some buzzy headlines from around the world. There was three choices. Producer Ben, what was the headline that you brought to the table? My headline was, woman asked boyfriend to buy some tampons. His response has everyone laughing. Quite a bit of love on the text machine. Oh, really? I brought to the table,

doctors remove venomous spider from woman's ear. Oh, that sounds horrific. But the winner this afternoon and the story you guys want to hear the most was producer Ellie's woman sentenced after pulling alligator from pants during a stop. Ah, that's news. Officials say a Florida woman who pulled a small alligator from her yoga pants during a

traffic stop and illegally possessed numerous other wild animals has been sentenced to probation after pleading guilty to four charges. Only in Florida, right? The driver was a guy and then he told the deputy, Hannah's 25-year-old passenger were collecting frogs and snakes under an overpass. He gave the deputy permission to search the bags.

When the deputy found 41 three-striped turtles in a teenage mutant ninja turtle backpack, he asked the girl if she had anything else. She then pulled the foot-long gaiter from her pants. Oh, my gosh. That's news. I mean, I've heard of the rabbit, but not the alligator. Bree and Clint, the podcast. Clint away, and the kids will definitely play.

The producers are in with me this afternoon and I'm super excited about this next bit, guys. Obviously, in the last 24 hours, some of the biggest news here in NZ was the Toasty Awards. Oh, yes. What a headline. How big were those news? It's actually massive news here in New Zealand.

I know. It would be too. It's huge. Biggest and best toasties in New Zealand. I know. It would be too. It's huge. Biggest and best toasties in New Zealand for the year. I've actually looked up, there's like a top 13 list, and I just thought I'd rattle off a few because they're from all around the country, which is exciting.

One of the first ones that took my eye was from Mount Monganui. Oh, yeah. It's called The General, and it's a toasty featuring golden harvest organic sourdough and packed with all kinds of goodies, including a 12-hour braised beef brisket. Oh, yum. And a sweet and spicy pickle. Oh, my gosh. Damn it.

It gets better, too. Let's head to the central North Island, shall we? The Federal Store Cafe and Deli in New Plymouth. Oh, yeah. Theirs was a finalist. It's a 12-hour slow-cooked corned beef with sauerkraut, Swiss cheese, pickles and a dressing on toasted herb buttered dark rye. What are these people on?

This is crazy. Let's give Wellington a shout out. And I picked out from the Park Kitchen the PK Tuna Melt for the tuna lovers. Tuna, mozzarella, spicy sliced pickles, red onion, garlic aioli, and a fresh basil on brioche. Yum. This isn't toasty. If you're not hungry, you are now.

These are ridiculous. We've got to talk about the winner because obviously that's been in the news. And the winner, which is exciting for the little town of Hokitika, which you and I, Ellie, recently went to. On the west coast of the South Island. Yes, exactly right. The Hokitika Sandwich Company picked up the best toasty sandwich in New Zealand for a sandwich they like to call the Detroit.

Okay. Corned beef, sweet and spicy pickles, red onion, Havarti cheese, house-made special sauce, mixed greens served on toasted ciabatta. Oh, yum. Oh, yum. A lot of these toasties have pickles in them Yeah it's a running theme isn't it I've never really put pickles in my toasties

Nah it's a good time I think that's an American thing They love their pickles in the toasties But I thought obviously talking about the toasties We couldn't talk about them And be like you know we know what we're talking about We need to actually get in there Get amongst these finalists

And try one of them. I'm on board with this. Are we? Yeah. Are we two days in a row doing another Breeinclint taste test? That's correct. Okay. It's time for another Breeinclint taste test.

We taste it so you don't have to. And we're very lucky because one of the finalists comes from a place in Auckland called Colprit and it's called the Lunchernette. And this one's a little bit different. It's got macaroni and cheese, brisket burnt ends with a McClure's pickle to finish it off. So we've got them here. And we're going to – oh, my God.

Get in the way of my mouth. Oh, it's black bread. It's black bread. So here you go, Ben, Producer Ben. You can try one of those. Oh, they're. Get in the room, my man. Oh, it's black bread. It's black bread. So here you go, Ben, producer Ben. You can try one of those. Oh, they're not very big. No, but they're a nice size, though. But they're chunky, though.

Oh, my gosh. So this is one of the finalists. Obviously not the winner, but one of the finalists. It smells incredible. Dark bread's putting me off. Holy baby Jesus No yeah it's good Yum

So it's gross Oh there's so many pickles in that It is so lovely It is delightful Do yourself a favour Look up the finalist list I need to stop talking about them And then do a tour around New Zealand

And hit every single one of them Go to your local one. You won't regret it. ZM Spree in Clint, the podcast. You guys know that I never update my Facebook, ever. Yeah, yeah. Like my profile picture, I rarely change my info. I don't think I have my age on there.

Yeah, right. What about relationship? Are you guys relationship status people on Facebook? No, I've never have been, never will be. I don't like updating my information. Yeah. My sister changed her last name on Facebook the other day because she got married like a year ago.

And now every time I see her name, I'm like, who's that? Yeah. I never recognize it. Yeah. It's so weird. It must be weird. I was just about to check Clint's and then I was like, well, no, he hasn't changed his because they're keeping his last name.

Oh, but has she changed her last name? Has Lucy changed his wife? Do you want me to have a really quick look? I don't think she has. I think she's keeping her last name. I think she might be doing both. I think it might be Lucy Sly Roberts. Yeah, there you go.

Interesting. Anyway, I got a notification the other day to say, Ben, you need to update all your information. You're being slack. Yeah, your nudes are very old. They're so old. Why are they so old? So I went through through the basic information then it came to the second thing add uh legacy contact i was like what the heck is a legacy contact choose someone to care for your facebook account and your information if you pass away they'll be able to do things such

as manage posts on your profile see your your messages, update your profile photos, and look through everything. Put their information here, please. Honestly. I was like, this is why I don't update my information. This has been a big thing in recent years because obviously, you know, because we talked about one time on the show

how I think I said in 2050, there'll be more dead people profiles on Facebook than alive ones because it's just how it works and um they obviously yeah which i think it's a really nice thing for friends and family like if someone passes away and people want to leave a tribute or yeah they still look at their photos it's actually a really lovely thing to still have that kind of memorial page they call it because it's kind of like a timeline of your life, really. It is. It's like your diary. Yeah.

And it kind of does. Isn't that weird that our grandchildren are going to be able to see all the stuff we do? Bizarre. Not keen on that. I know. I'm so glad my Nan didn't have it because I reckon she would have been wild. Yeah. And I would have been like, well, I'm not trusting you, Nan.

Who are you messaging? You lit your chest on fire that time. So who should I put down, guys? Am I putting down you, Ellie, or you, bro? Like, who am I putting down as my legacy contact for Facebook? Who do you trust more? But the thing is, straight away, it goes to your parents, because I'm like, well, but then I'm like, oh, but like... Yeah, but then

I would not want my parents to go through. I think the most likely one for me would be my sister. Oh, yeah. I think that's probably who I would possibly give it to you. Yeah, siblings good. Give it to her? I don't know. I love how my brain, like I'm thinking about it and my brain is literally going no one. Yeah, yeah.

Run. Delete everything. Delete it. Bree and Clint, the podcast. ZM. Clint is away but the producers are helping me out this afternoon. Hello, mate. Hello, guys. Speaking of the producers, Producer Ben, you came in this afternoon with an interesting story. And, I mean, I was quite interested to hear about an expensive steak.

There's nothing that gets me more excited when someone posts a photo online. They're like, guys, I had this huge steak. And I'm like, here we go. Woo! Steak time. That's what gets you excited yeah that's the kind of photo online that'll get me excited you're such a stereotypical bloke aren't you you're like steak steak beers mustache that's that's you in a nutshell isn't it that is true yeah so this photo

went online this uh former boxer do you know who uh rickyon is? The hitman. No, yeah, I kind of have heard of him. He's an old former British boxer. He has been over in Greece with his girlfriend. Okay. And he went to a very nice, actually a Mykonos. I so want to go to Mykonos. So do I. It looks amazing.

Went to an extremely fancy restaurant there and ordered a Kobe steak. Okay. And how much? $920. So that's about, New Zealand, $1,600 steak. What? Was it gold? Yeah.

No, it wasn't. It was just a Kobe, just a plain steak. That's when you know you're earning too much money, isn't it? Well, I was like, because he put his whole bill up. It wasn't just the steak. The whole bill came to $3,300 New Zealand. He just went out for a steak and a meal with the wife i was like legend can you imagine doing that much money that's insane what's the most you've ever spent on a steak produce early it'd be yeah 40 to 50 bucks

but i really buy steak either because i'm not i like it yeah but i wouldn't spend that much money on it when you go to a restaurant you're not looking at the menu like man i'd love a rum steak no i'm not i'm looking at the burgers and fries. Yeah, you are a burgers and fries gal. The only time I've ever had a really expensive steak was I was working for this company and we took out clients for like a bougie lunch

to say thank you for something. And because we were there as well, they were kind of like, oh, you guys can order something too. Oh, yeah. Great. On their credit card? On the works credit card. Perfect. So I ordered the most expensive steak on the menu. Great work, great work.

I think it was about $200. Was it? Oh, that's awesome. It was like a Wagyu, yeah, $200 steak, and it was the best steak I've ever had. Yum. It really was. Was there anything else with it?

Just the steak? Like some potatoes? No, there was some potatoes, I think, and maybe, yeah, no, it was very plain, though. Very minimalist. But you said you were looking up expensive steaks around New Zealand. So I thought, where can I get myself a $900 steak? I'll give you the quick answer.

I can't get it anywhere in New Zealand. Because he doesn't have the money. I don't. I eat that, too. An Auckland place. Have you guys might have heard of it? Durevoy Steakhouse? I have, yeah.

This is like an institution in Auckland, isn't it? Everyone knows it. If you really want to go big or go home, you go there. They do a stew loin wagyu for $160. Okay. Holy shit. I can't feel them just buying a piece of meat and putting it into my stomach. God, you'd want to take ages to digest that, wouldn't you?

Yeah. Just to get your money's worth. I think you would take ages to digest it. I'd probably chew that for like two hours. Still enjoying my meal, guys would take ages to digest it. I'd probably chew that for like two hours. Still enjoying my meal, guys. Making the most of it. And then there's a

place in Wellington called the Privada. Have anyone heard of that? No. They do a Wagyu cut as well for $145. Okay, it's a little bit cheaper.

A little bit cheaper. Yep. And then in Christchurch there's a really nice place called the Bessie and they do a tomahawk steak for $95. I've heard about the tomahawk

It comes with the big bone on it Yeah it's bad And I love a steak with a bone on it What? Say what? It's for rewards. Easy. If you enjoyed this podcast, why not give ZM's Fletchborn and Megan a listen too? Subscribe on the iHeartRadio app or wherever you get your podcasts. ZM.