ZM's Bree & Clint - ZM's Bree & Clint Podcast – November 12th 2019

Episode Date: November 12, 2019

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one two one two one two one two one two kia ora everybody and welcome to the brie and clint podcast no brie today she's away she'll be back tomorrow okay um ben and ellie are here though hi guys hello hello uh in the show today we cover off a topic which i really enjoyed world's most overrated attractions yeah that was good it stemmed from a story about the mona lisa you'll hear all of this it stems from a story about the Mona Lisa. You'll hear all of this. It stems from a story about the Mona Lisa and how someone said, it's time to take it down. It's not a good experience anymore.

It's too overcrowded. To which producer Ben then pipes up, and we don't cover this in the show, and he comes out with a wild theory that the Coliseum is somewhere that he doesn't want to visit. Yeah, I don't have a large amount of interest to go there. How do you not?

I don't know. How are you not interested in the Coliseum? I don't know a large amount of interest to go there just how do you not i don't know how do you not how are you not interested in the coliseum i don't know even just europe as a whole there is no interest for me to be like man i'd love to go over there for a month europe i don't know why i don't know why europe but mainly the continent just don't i don't know there's nothing in there i'm like okay everyone does it everyone does it. So Italy. What's there? Pasta. I can get it here. Rome.

Venice. Yeah. Paris. You're interested in Paris, the city of love? Paris is pretty full on, to be honest. Yeah, see? Very busy. I don't know.

Very dirty. You're not helping. London. Surely you want to go to London. Oh, that's the last place I'd want to go. You don't want to go to London? Well, everyone goes and they just come back. That's all right. I want someone to come back and be like, that's the last place I'd want to go You don't want to go to London Well everyone goes And they just come back

Like that's alright I want someone to come back And be like That was the best time of my life No You have to go You're just upset Because our friend went to London

And And And you You know who I'm talking about right Yeah Yeah And you come back And you go

Oh if I come back I'm going to have a man bun He hasn't done well for himself He came back. It doesn't do that to everybody. No, no, no, no. London's the home of, you would love London. I've only spent a few days there.

Well, why don't you live there? Well, because I couldn't, mate. I'm here pursuing a radio career. You could be earning way more money over there pursuing a radio career. Well, if you come with me, if you guys come with me, we can go to London. But you don't want to go.

London is the home. And we'll have London-based listen to this london is the home of like a pint and a pie yeah yeah like like a beer and a curry like a beer and a curry they love pints and curry over there yeah a pint and a pie is great I can get that anywhere here most small town pubs do it I just don't have a huge amount

of interest to go yet what if you walk into a bar and boom there's Mumford & Sons playing it doesn't tickle

your fancy that would be the weirdest place are they from London was that the gag that's what I imagine most London taverns are like

Mumford & Sons are in the corner sleep little lamb man good song though I just, that's what I imagine most London taverns are like. Mumford & Sons are in the corner. Sleep little lamb man. Good song though. Here's some other ones that didn't make the show. Of most overrated tourist attractions. Hole in the rock in the Bay of Islands.

It's a pukey boat ride to a rock with a hole in it. Seriously? It's pretty beautiful. You're literally looking at it, by the way, on your screen. Oh, is this this? Isn't it Cathedral Cove? Oh, is it?

I don't know. Anyway, sorry. No one can see this. I can't see it either. Background on a computer. That's in the title. Don't be disappointed that it was a hole in the rock when you got there.

Someone said, 100% skip Venice. It's hot AF. Don't you say, yup, you've never been. It's hot AF and overrated. Only good thing was the Aperol Spritz. Now, as someone

who's been to Venice recently on our honeymoon, so we ticked off Italy, gotta go ASAP because it's not going to be there for long. It's literally sinking. It's an island that's built on mud.

The mud is seeping away from underneath it, and so it's coming down at the same time sea levels are rising, so the sea's going up. It's going to be gone. In what, 10 years, you reckon? I'm trying to find my window. Yeah, I would go, well, we've only got 12 years to fix global warming. So that's, yeah.

Are we aware of the window? No, we've got 12 years to fix global warming. So that's, yeah. Are we aware of the window? We've got 12 years to stop irreversible damage happening. They got so real for me then. I don't think I knew that. Yeah. I'm biking to work. Times Square is just heaps of people trying to sell you their mixtape. That's true.

I went to Times Square and someone sold me a mixtape. I was fresh off the plane. It was my first time in the States. I was in Times Square and this African- a mixtape. I was fresh off the plane. It was my first time in the States. I was in Times Square and this African-American guy came up to me and was like, Yo, brah, you like rap? Nice. And I was like, oh, I'm going to interact with the culture. Yeah, I love rap.

Yeah. I don't want to say to his face, no, I don't. No. And I do. And he goes, brah, I got some hot fire for you. This is my mixtape. I want to give it to you. Yeah, right.

And I was like, oh, cool. And he goes, oh, you got to do what you got, what to give it to you Yeah right And I was like Oh cool And he goes Oh you gotta do What do you got What do you got What do you got And I pulled out My wallet

And it had like Twenties in it He goes A couple of those Will be good Gave this guy Forty dollars US

That's his whole day That's done He's done it For like eighty bucks Nearly in New Zealand For a burnt CD I don't even know If it was him on it

And that's how Clint found out Who Charles Gambino was That's the day I discovered Drake. I don't regret shit. Yeah, another one. Pisa

was an overrated shithole according to this text. Where the Leaning Tower is. I don't endorse all these opinions, I'm just reading them. Stonehenge,

rubbish. I've heard that. There's a couple of texts about Stonehenge. Someone said it's just a pile of rocks. Again, no shit. Google it before you

go there. They were disappointed they couldn't get up closer to it. But yeah, okay. Is it like roped off do you reckon maybe? It's roped off yeah and since he was walking around trying to get a good photo of this thing you can't go up to. Trying to bring a stone home. Australia Zoo is overrated. I don't think that's it.

That's Steve Irwin's zoo. Yeah. The Hollywood sign was the biggest waste of time. My camera couldn't zoom in that far. Now, the Hollywood sign is not a waste of time. You just need to know the right spot to go to. And when we went there to find Channing Tatum, we found that spot. And holy shit, our photos were fire.

They were, aye. That's true. We had a tour guide, and she's like, now my main job is to find thening Tatum, we found that spot. We did. And holy shit, our photos were fire. They were, eh? That's true. We had a tour guide and she's like, now my main job is to find the good photo ops. I was like, that's why we need. No, remember she had two jobs. One was to find the good spots and the other one was to keep some paint in the back of her car. That's right.

And do touch-ups on the sign. So if she goes there and someone's graffitied it or a bit of it's looking shabby, it's her job to get the four litres of Dulux out of the boot and go over there and slave a bit of paint on the Hollywood sign. Amazing. Weirdest job.

So do painting and take radio losers up to the sign for a photo. And you get to drive up. Yeah she was a happy person.

She was lovely. She was loving her job. Hollywood Walk of Fame. Oh I would agree with that. It's dirty.

It's filthy. And it's just problem is it's all just people trying to sell you shit that's fair yeah

lots of texts we get a call in the show saying Disneyland's overrated lots of texts the California one yeah

the Disneyland have any of you guys been? I have oh yeah yeah it was fun it was fun it was cool

there's a lot of people there though that's maybe why it's not as fun. It's fricking Disneyland. Exactly. I went there the week or like the few months when they opened California, like the one right opposite. California Adventure World. Yeah, and I was like, they opened

a new one. Let's buy the parts for that too. And I was like, whoa. Is that the extreme one? It's just the one with roller coasters. Yeah, yeah. It's got like a 4D movie theatre and it's a bit more, I suppose it's a bit more extreme. It's got a big Mickey Mouse sphere as well that you see in photos. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I still want to go to Disneyland.

I want to go with Tui. Yeah, cool, yeah. It's pretty overrated, so watch out. She doesn't know that. She doesn't know shit. Take her to Rainbow's Inn and I'll be like, this is it, babe. Yep. We've made it.

Disneyland. She's like, we drove all the way to LA in 45 minutes. Who wants a hot dog? Yeah, so lots of stuff there. Hopefully that helps you. For people outside of New Zealand, we are going to start the podcast, I promise. What's overrated in New Zealand?

Yeah, I'd love to know that. Most of the things Like the big carrot The big cow in Morrinsville Yeah The like Yeah That sounds harsh but Yeah

Auckland You can pick on Auckland What's overrated View from the Sky Tower is pretty good But it's looking down on a lot of shitty buildings Yeah it is Bridge is horrible Although looking up at the If you you go up to Skytel,

you'll be able to see the fire where they burned down that building. That's true. The view's better from Mount Eden. The view of Auckland's better from Mount Eden. Yeah. Even though it's busy and you don't live in New Zealand, I do suggest going to the Abel Tasman in Nelson. Is it busy?

Very busy. The hiking track? You don't have to hike. You can just literally get a boat out there and just sit on the beach all day and eat lunch. Oh, yeah. But it is busy as in the place where you get all the boats. Stop promoting it then. But once you get out there, it's beautiful.

You're going to ruin our national treasure. Anyway, there's some tips for you. I hope that helps. Bree will be back tomorrow. She's not on the podcast today. But, actually there's no but. I'm just going to finish. Sick.

See you later. Here's no but. I'm just going to finish. See you later. Here's the podcast. Kioni, everybody. Good afternoon. Happy Tuesday. How are we? How are you? How am I?

Great, thanks. Bree's not here. So buckle in for four hours of me talking to myself. Unless you guys want to chime in at all. Have you guys got much to say this afternoon? No. No, but I think I'd rather hear all of us than just you. Yeah, same. Well, my decision. So, yeah, Bree's away for the day. Today on the show, God, there is

a lot going on. So, we're going to give away another month worth of made meals thanks to my food bag. If you want all of your meals taken care of for four weeks, we're going to play our taste test game just after four o'clock. And this is exciting. Producer Ellie, today you get the honour of feeding me.

Yay. Hand feeding me. I'll be blindfolded. And if I can figure out what the meal is being spoon fed to me, then you will win. It's a great game. I get fed, you get food,

and Ellie gets to feed. Yes, yay. Yeah, lots of good things. It's a great game. I get fed, you get food and Ellie gets to feed. Yes, yay. Yeah, lots of good things. Ellie gets the best part. It's all because I couldn't find the meal yesterday when I had the blindfold on. I couldn't get my fork into the beef stroganoff. We're also going to give away another double pass

to see Tones and I live in Mount Monganui this summer. If you want to play Tones and Try the game that was met with mixed feedback yesterday where we play a song on a keyboard that none of us you want to play Tones and Try, the game that was met with mixed feedback yesterday, where we play a song on a keyboard that none of us know how to play, 20 minutes, you can play that. Today, gosh, she's got a lot of jobs to do. Producer Ellie's going to play the keyboard. Nice. I've got it, I've got it.

You've got it? You've been practicing? Yeah. Can you play the keyboard? I used to do it as a child, and I actually did piano lessons last year for a bit. So I kind of, but not great. Oh oh this is rigged if you can figure out this song she's playing in 20 minutes

I'll tell you when to call don't worry we can get you two tickets to go along to there we're also going to try and catch up with someone in Christchurch for Cup and Show

it is the mayhemist day of the year in Christchurch I love Christchurch so much what a stunning day down there as well what a beautiful day

what a day to get out there and put your good frock on and absolutely ruin it. So true. Try and talk to them about that soon. Before then though, this Sunday is ZM's Friday Jams Live. This man is going to be in the country performing live, 50 Cent. This is Candy Shop on ZM, Bree and Clint. Bree and Clint, the podcast. ZM. No Bree today. Bree and Clint, the podcast.

ZM. No Bree today, she's away for the day back tomorrow. Here on the Bree and Clint show though, we are the leading show for maritime and aviation news. We also don't mind a gender reveal story every now and then. So I'm proud to bring you our first ever case of

gender reveal aviation news, which has its own special sound effects. See, they're both coming for you. They're both coming in there. Gender reveal parties, you'll know what those are. They're the punishing activities where you have to gather around and people try and be really creative with telling you what gender the baby's going to be.

We've seen gender burnouts. We've seen gender burnouts. We've seen gender bushfires. Yeah, the guy, remember he shot the explosive thing and it was meant to explode, blow a red, blow a pink, and it exploded and started a bushfire. Did I tell you the one I saw yesterday online? What? This guy ran through, this company makes doors.

Yes. Like those sort of fake, sort of soft doors. The guy just sprints at full pace from about 30 metres back and smashes through this door and it just explodes into pink. The door explodes? Yeah, like he runs through the door and just with his shoulder to it and he goes bang, straight through it. Well, if he got through, that's okay.

I love a gender reveal fail and this is what this one is. Someone in Texas has hired a plane to fly over and dump 350 gallons of coloured water onto their field in Texas. And it's done that. The plane dropped 350 gallons of pink water. It's a girl. But in doing so, the plane got too low and the plane crashed into the field. Oh, my gosh.

Oh, no. Calm down. he's fine. The pilot is fine. The passengers reported minor injuries. I don't know who the passengers were. The person dropping the...

No, I would have thought it would just be like a crop duster that's flying over with a lever. I hope it wasn't the parents. I hope it wasn't the pregnant mother

who was one of the passengers. No reports on whether the plane pilot Was the father as well Oh yeah But yeah That's too far It is too far aye Yeah

Well even if they pulled it off I guess it's pretty spectacular But Yeah Yeah If you're gonna use a plane Why don't they do the like With the smoke coming out the back of it

So it's like Yeah that's a good idea. So you can look at it from above. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I still love my idea of a gender reveal where it's you and your partner and the doctor. Yeah. And the baby comes out and the doctor does a really good gender reveal. He goes, it's a girl.

Oh, nice. I mean, that's how I choose to do things. Everybody's different. Do whatever you like. That's our first. Oh, nice. I mean, that's how I choose to do things. Everybody's different. Do whatever you like. That's our first gender reveal aviation news. It's a combo, you see. ZM, Spree and Clint, the podcast. Let's try and give away some Tones and I tickets.

ZM presents Tones and I. Play, sing, dance for me, dance for me, dance for me. This January the 5th, Tones and I are going to play Bay Park Arena in Tauranga, her only solo show in New Zealand with special guest Thea. It's all ages. There's tickets available from the ticket fairy. And today, if you can figure out what we are tones and trying to play on the keyboard, you'll win a free double pass. Yesterday, Brie attempted to play...

Oh, Bad Guy. Bad Guy. Yeah, Bad Guy by Billie Eilish. Two varying degrees of success. I mean, we did find a winner in the end. Brie's not here today, so Ellie is going to give it a go. And here to try and figure out what you're playing is Emily. Hi, Emily.

Hi, how's it going? Going good. All you need to do is tell us what this song is, okay. Hi, Emily. Hi, how's it going? Going good. All you need to do is tell us what this song is, okay? Ellie has had, have you had any practice? Tiny bits. Yeah. I'll give it a go. Listen carefully, Emily,

and see if you can tell us what this song here is for a free double pass at Tones and I. Okay. Take it away, Ellie. All right. Hang on, I'm just going to, okay. Okay, I've got it. Yeah.

Oh, I know this. I know this. Oh, no. I screwed up there. You've got enough. You've got enough. You know what I mean? Emily, you've got that, right? You know what song that is.

Totally. I don't screw it up there. You've got enough. You've got enough. You know what I mean? Emily, you've got that, right? You know what song that is. Totally. I don't got it. Sorry. I love the confidence, but that's okay. We'll go to somebody else. I don't have any idea. Bex. Hi.

I've got the kids trying to listen because they know songs better than me, but they're not being helpful so far. Can we hear it again? Yeah, you can hear it again. It was such a good performance. We should hear it again. All right. All right, go for it. Can we hear it again? Yeah, you can hear it again. It was such a good performance. We should hear it again. All right. Go for it.

Here we go. Can you hear it, Connor? Oh, she's nailed it this time. You've got to have that, Bex. These kids are not helping me. No. All right. Nice try.

Carrie's here. Hey, Carrie. Hi, guys. Hi. You've got that, don't you? You know the song. Oh, I think it's Someone You Love. Play along.

Play along. Play along, play along. Play along. It doesn't matter. I'm on everything. Carrie, congratulations. We've got a double pass to Tones and I coming your way. Well done. Awesome.

Thanks so much. No problems. Full ticket details are at ZM online for that show, and there's still some tickets available. The tough thing about this is you've got to give up the keyboard tomorrow for when Brie returns. Yeah, I quite enjoyed that. That's her special job.

Yeah, it was fun. Today was the day to play. Like, if you wanted easy tickets, today was the day to play. But we'll play again tomorrow. Brie and Clint, the podcast. ZM from iHeartRadio. This is the latest live from LA with Dean McCarthy. Coming to us live, Dean McCarthy. Good afternoon.

Lady Gaga has upset some of her own fans with something that she's tweeted today. Hi, guys. She said she has, on the sixth anniversary of Art Pop, tweeted, I don't remember Art Pop. Now, this is the thing. I know that sounds really kind of shady, and that's because it is. That Art Pop album was essentially, I don't want to use the word flop,

but it only got, for example, one quarter of the sales of the Born This Way album. So they kind of give you some context as to how it actually went in terms of sales. She has gone online and said, I don't remember Art Pop. All of her fans have turned on her. Some of them are saying Lady Gaga is cancelled. How dare she turn on Artpop? And there you go. She's trying to rile up her own fans.

Artpop was a weird Lady Gaga record. Even died in the wall Lady Gaga fans would have to admit that she was on some buzzy stuff when she wrote that. And I don't know if she is dissing the album. I think maybe she's just, this is the way I interpret it, Dean, that tweet means that

that part of her life was so wild and she was the biggest star in the world preceding that album and then all of a sudden it's like people stopped listening to her. She wasn't on the radio for a bit. People forget about that bit where Lady Gaga couldn't get a song on the radio and Art Pop came out. I went on Spotify and checked it out

before. There's some really weird tracks on there. Yeah. And I'm a Diet Hard and Gaga fan, and I didn't like it. And I still love her. And I was still searching for her even during that terrible album. See, you, yeah, you're, yeah. This was on it. This is the one track that I recognised

when I was scrolling through Spotify from Art Pop, Lady Gaga. You remember this song, Applause? This one got a little bit of radio play, but I think that was kind of about it. Don't come for me, Lady Gaga fans. It's just my opinion. Anyway, that's the latest live out of Hollywood. Thanks to our Hollywood correspondent,

Dean McCarthy. Brought to you by Amplify Kombucha. Taste Amplified. ZM Spree and Clint. The podcast. Big day for Cantabs today. It is officially race day, the beginning of Cup and Show.

One of the biggest events. Is it the biggest event on the Christchurch calendar? Producer Ben from Christchurch? Yep. That's the one I know of. For people our age it is, right? Yeah, that's big stuff, mate. Chance to get really dressed up, really happy,

and really ruin the outfit that you've purchased. So my advice going into this has always been go for those outfits that look good, but they're just made from the cheap material because it's highly unlikely you're going to be wearing it again. You're not going to wear it again, no. We had plans to cross to some people live inside the race course, because it's trots today, isn't it?

Addington's trots. Yeah, I think trots are in the big ones, the gallops. And then the gellops. So we had some people lined up to get an atmosphere of what it's like in Christchurch today. All of those people have had too much to drink, so they have fallen through. So instead,

I thought we would call a Christchurch institution just up the road from the racecourse and ask, I imagine these guys are going to be pretty popular today, ask Dimitris Suvlaki how many Suvlakis they've done today before four o'clock. Okay, so... Dimitris. Hi, is that Dimitris?

Yes, it is. Who's this? I'm just managing the shop and recouping for the day. I heard that you're Demetries' wife. Are you Demetries' wife? Yes, I am. Oh, an actual celebrity on the phone.

I just wanted to call and see... Really? Yeah, I think you are. I just wanted to call and see how your cup and show is going so far. Very slow. Very slow? Very slow, yep. Are you expecting a bit of a rush once the races get out? Is that when everybody shows up?

I don't think here in Rickerton. Maybe the one in Riverside could be, but I don't think much in here. Oh, have I called one too far away from the race course? That's okay. Maybe. It's all right. You're closer to Rickerton and of course there's big races on there this weekend as well,

isn't there? Yeah, there are. What's your message? What's your message? It's usually faster. Think of this as like a free ad. What's your message

for the people of Christchurch from Dimitri Suvlaki? What would you like to say to everybody ahead of Saturday's event? The message is have fun. Don't get too drunk.

Look after yourselves and just make sure you enjoy the day and have lots of fun. Okay. And look after each other, obviously, you know. And grab a souvlaki on the way in. That will be a bonus, yeah. It will be nice to see everybody after the races. Come and have a souvlaki.

We will be very, very happy to serve everybody. Yeah, okay. Well, thank you very much, Mrs. Dimitri. It. We will be very, very happy to serve everybody. Yeah, okay. Well, thank you very much, Mrs. Dimitri. It's been an honour to talk to you. Thank you. Bye. That is Mrs. Dimitri from Dimitri's Souvlaki, the absolute Christchurch institution.

Not too busy. So if you're feeling like some souvlaki, good chance to get down there now. Brie and Clint, the podcast. ZM. Get made with ZM's Bree and Clint. I'm about to eat some food blindfolded, and I put my blindfold on a little bit too early.

I've got some details to read out first. Up for grabs this afternoon and every afternoon this week is a whole month of made meals. These things are awesome. It's ready-made meals in your fridge, in your freezer, if you want. I froze some of mine. They're great.

They're delicious, fresh, ready to go. So basically we take care of everything for you, ready in three minutes in the microwave or 20 minutes in the oven. They're made by the My Food Bag people. And if you can guess what meal it is that I'm eating today, I won't know because I'll have that blindfold on, then you will score for yourself four weeks' worth of made. We're going to start out with Amy as producer Ellie brings the meal into the room.

Are you here, Ellie? I am. Hey, how are you? Hi, Amy. I'm going well. You said it was a beef stroganoff, so don't guess that, okay? I don't think it'll be the same meal twice in a row. Okay, no worries.

Cool. This will be good, right? This is a good prize. I'm excited. Okay, producer Ellie, where are you? I'm right here. Oh, you're here. Cool. You're excited. Producer Ellie, where are you? I'm right here. Oh, you're here. Cool.

You're going to feed me. Is that right? Yes, I am. All right. When you're ready, you spoon it in. All right. You ready? Yeah.

Very trusting on the temperature of the food. That. Oh. Is it chicken? You're thinking chicken, mate? Um, well, I'm going to have to just, it's chicken. Okay. It's something with chicken in it.

Okay. Yeah. Uh, and just close enough with the meals, all right? Can I get a little bit more? Yeah, sure. Maybe nothing with meat on it this time so I can get some of the other flavours. What if I told you you were completely wrong on the meat? Oh.

Oh, that's going to confuse me. You didn't even let Ellie have a go. You didn't even let Amy have a go. Sorry, I just need to get in there straight away. Okay, we probably need

to get some more meat then. Okay, here you go. Okay. Oh, sorry. What about me? Okay, I changed my opinion. Yeah. That's pork.

Oh, okay. You know how if you've got a blindfold on, it could be kind of similar? Yeah. Am I allowed to ask about any other foods that you might be taking? Yeah, ask me. What sort of textures? There's something nutty in there, I think. Oh, okay.

It feels kind of chewy. Kind of chewy, yeah. Maybe, I don't know, girl. You're going to have to have a guess. I'm guessing, if you can taste crunchy nuts or something, then I think I'm... I know you just said you might think it's lamb, but do you think it might be the chicken,

oh my gosh, I don't even know how to say this name, the cacciatore or something? Is it a chicken cacciatore, Ellie? No, it's not. Sorry, mate. Sorry, Amy. It's okay. No worries.

No worries. Who else is going to have a go at these terrible clues? Let's go to Hannah. Can I get some of the food? Yeah. And give me just the surroundings, the stuff that goes around the meat. Okay. Hi, Hannah. Can I get some of the food? Yeah. And give me just the surroundings. The stuff that goes around the meat. Okay. Hi, Hannah.

Hi. How are these clues going for you so far? Um, not good. I've got something for you. There's an olive. There's an olive in there, I think. I think that's an olive. And it's not chicken. I think it's pork. I think it's a pork-based meal.

Oh my God, I'm so sorry. I was going to say stir-fry, but not with olives. Did I at least get that right? Is it pork and olives that I've eaten? You've eaten olives and it's not pork. It's not pork either. So let's give you one more meat bite, all right? Oh, my God.

So it's not pork and it's not chicken. No, it's not. I give it one more go. Well, then it must be beef. No, you're incorrect again there, Clint. How many meats are there? You're missing a big sort of meat that a lot of people like. Fish.

Is it fish? No, it's not fish. Pork. Chicken. No. Fish. No. Lamb.

Yes, he's got it. All right, so the meat's lamb. We've got lamb so far. Have a stab at a lamb dish, Hannah. All right. You there, Han's got it. All right, so the meat's lamb. We've got lamb so far. Have a stab at a lamb dish, Hannah. All right. You there, Han? All right. Is it something Mediterranean?

I don't know. Is it Mediterranean? Is it Mediterranean lamb? No, it's not, but that was a good guess. So I'm going to sort of come in now and say that there's a meat element that we've got. Yeah. And the side dish, Clint, is what I'm just putting in your mouth now again. Okay.

And it's not, the olives are in it. They're too hard. But what about the other little bits you're eating there? It's where we need Brie. She's good at this stuff. She is, eh? I don't know what it is. Pasta?

I don't know. Oh, well, it's a kind of pasta. And balls. And it, like Pasta? I don't know. Well, it's a kind of pasta. And balls. And it rhymes with puss puss. Oh, is that couscous? Is that lamb couscous? Okay, get a caller on. Okay, we're going to go to Rowan.

Rowan, what do you reckon that is? Rowan, what do you reckon the dish is? Okay. Lamb couscous. Spanish lamb couscous, I reckon, because I've had it. Rowan, you've bloody done it, mate. Well done. Man, that was painful.

Rowan, congratulations. You've won for yourself four weeks of delicious made meals. Well done. Awesome. That's amazing. Thank you so much. No problems. I feel so bad for those other people where I'm like,

that's definitely chicken. These things are perfect for busy summer evenings when you've got better things to do. You can check out getmade.co.nz and you can win some more off us tomorrow when Bree will be back to play. ZM, Spree and Clint, the podcast. I was on Instagram yesterday and I saw Producer Ellie put up an Instagram story. You were in a Tesla.

I was. How do you know that can afford a Tesla? Yeah, no, it's pretty surprising to see me in one of those but it is one of my friend's dads who owns it. Ah, okay.

Yeah, no, I don't know, I'm not that cool. It is a, it's a big dad flex to go and buy a Tesla. You go, you go,

okay, my three investment properties are paid off, done well in life and I'm going to get a Tesla. Yeah. And you know what? You should,

you should in some ways be applauded for that because you're making a move in the right direction. You're moving to electric. Exactly. Which is the least you can do, boomers, okay? You're the ones who can afford electric vehicles. The least you can do is buy some for the bloody planet. But some of the stuff you were doing inside that Tesla,

I thought was quite interesting. So you were going through all the features. I thought you could give to us this afternoon the top three features of a Tesla from the perspective of someone who will never own one. Okay, yeah. That's a sad realisation, isn't it?

You know, you've sat in someone else's Tesla and admired it from afar. What do you like that's inside the Tesla? This is just a bonus fact. Did you know because there's no motor, the actual bonnet is another boot. And so they've got like hooks that you can put your shopping bags on and stuff. Yeah, you put something underneath there, yeah. Yeah, the second thing though.

That bit tripped my dad out the most. Yeah, there was nothing there to drive it? Because where's the engine? Yeah. It must be in the boot. No, Dad, it's not how it works. It's literally battery powered. So that was cool.

But the first thing you can do is it's got games on it. So there's a big screen in the middle of the car and there's games. So you can play racing car games and use the steering wheel of the car and the like braking stuff of the car. While you're driving? Not while you're driving. It's just for like if you're charging your battery, you can sit there and go, I'm charging my battery.

Let's play some racing. I guess I've got to factor that in, eh? Because you've got to wait around for a bit. You do. Oh, I'm looking at it there. You can play Tesla Racing. Yeah, how cool. Is that Crash Team Racing?

I think it's called Beach Buggy. Oh, yeah. Well, the one I was looking at. It looks like Mario Kart or something like that. Yeah. Yeah. Very fun. That's a cool feature.

Yep, cool. Very cool. That's good. Feature number one, you can play games on it. Not sure it's worth $250,000 just for that yet, but yeah, that's cool. Yep. The second one, they've got karaoke. Karaoke.

Karaoke. So you can choose a song and the lyrics come up and you can just have a sing-along. This was me. Sorry about my voice. Where it began. I can't begin to know it. But loving I know. So the car's got built-in karaoke machine. It does. How cool. That is quite cool.

It is, eh? And it could also get extremely punishing if you've got kids. Yeah. You're like, more karaoke? And you're like, goddammit. It's another five hours to Wellington. Yep. Okay, cool.

Yeah, that's it. And what's your third and final feature, the best features of a Tesla from the perspective of someone who will probably never own one? Yeah, so the favourite of mine is the fact that you can make each individual seat in the car do fart noises. So you can pretend that someone's done a fart

depending on what seat they're in. So when they sit in the seat... Yeah, there's a screen and you can literally pick out of a hundred, like hundreds of fart sounds and then you can push the seat and then it farts. And I was having a lot of fun. Here's some audio of me hitting off the fart buttons.

Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Why did you need to get into it so hard? Oh, no. Oh, yeah. As if you were the one. Well, if you can see the facials on Instagram, I am pretending I'm farting. Yeah, yeah.

But yeah, that was my favourite one. I want it just for that. Karaoke, games, and fart sound effects. Yeah. It's the perfect car. It is. It really is. I'll take two, please.

Bree and Clint, the podcast. ZM. This is interesting if you're planning a, like a contiki, European contiki, or just a trip to Europe at the moment. Actually, a trip anywhere in the world, and you're planning on going and seeing the major attractions. You know, the big ones, the big ticket numbers. There is a call around at the moment that the painting of the Mona Lisa, which currently hangs in the Louvre, the Louvre in Paris, should be taken down.

People are saying that it's a security hazard because so many people congregate in front of it to take pictures and selfies with the Mona Lisa. It's not satisfying when you do go there to see it because there's so many people there it's behind a big rope and actually the Mona Lisa

is from what I know is behind a big glass cabinet which is to protect it from I guess oxygen and stuff but also people who might vandalise it you know people who might throw a crepe at the Mona Lisa if you're that way inclined so people are saying take it down take it down it's been

over commercialized Leonardo da Vinci's most famous painting the Mona Lisa needs to go away for a while because it's just really it's just a big obstacle and you see if you google pictures of it hanging all you see is people with their phone up trying to take photos of the painting you don't need to take a photo of the And you see, if you Google pictures of it hanging, all you see is people with their phone up trying to take photos of the painting. You don't need to take a photo of the Mona Lisa, dumbass. It is literally the most famous painting in the world. We've seen it, okay?

I feel bad for all the other paintings in that room. Yeah. There's like a good 20 or 30 other paintings in that room. Just being left by the, yeah. And they're probably Da Vinci's as well. I think it's part of the da Vinci part. They've just redone the area where it is as well. Anyway, that's it.

Take it down. It's overrated. When we went to Paris on honeymoon, Lucy and I, my wife, that's who you go on honeymoon with. We didn't bother. We went to the Louvre, but we didn't go in

because I knew what it was going to be like. I knew it was just going to be a stampede of people. You're not going to have this romantic moment on a seat where you sit back and look at it and think about what the painter was doing as he did those brush strokes. Is that what you were looking for, a romantic moment? Or you were looking to see history? Bit of both.

Bit of both. And to be fair with you, I don't mean to just bag on Paris, but the Eiffel Tower was a bit of a punish as well. I know this sounds like real first world problems. No, I can see that. It was beautiful to see it, but you sit there and the number of people who come up and try and sell you a selfie stick and a phone charger, it's just a pain in the butt.

Honestly, it is a huge pain in the butt. I wonder, for anybody who is going on a trip um if we could compile a list this afternoon of places that you think and you need to have visited them that you think are overrated that if you were a travel guide and you were helping someone plan their trip for summer where would you say don't bother going you've been there it's not as good as what everybody thinks don't bother going? You've been there. It's not as good as what everybody thinks. Don't bother going. Okay? Like, are you bold enough to call up and say, skip the Taj Mahal? Are you self-righteous enough to go, you can give the Coliseum a miss? Are you going to call up here and say, machu picchu? No, thank you, picchu. You know?

Yeah, nice. Is there somewhere that you've been that you think people need to know it's just not worth the effort? Go somewhere else. Go off the beaten track. If you've got one and you'd like to share it with us, an overrated global icon, 0800DIALZM. Call us now and tell us about it or you can text it to 9696.

If you're really good, if you're a really good suggestion, you could pick yourself up some mobile fuel this afternoon as well. ZM Spree and Clint, the podcast. I love this segment that we're doing because I think because of the sheer disregard for culture and history that it has. But it's okay because it's your money and it's your trip. So we're asking you, where have you been that you think is totally overrated? And if you were to plan someone's trip you would say don't bother

there's calls to take the Mona Lisa down because not because it's an overrated painting which I don't know is it the best painting of all time but they're saying the experience of seeing it is now so trivialised and so commercialised that it's just not fun

there's other things you can do in Paris so we've asked you what goes on the list of overrated attractions. Corey's here. Hi, Corey. Yeah, hi. Basically, for myself, I would say that Cairo is extremely overrated. Cairo? Yeah.

What, the whole city? Yeah. I've been there twice, unfortunately. It's very oppressive to begin with. But that's where the pyramids are. Yeah. You'd be actually surprised. So you've got this romanticised image of, I guess, driving out through the Sahara Desert,

cresting over the sand dunes, and you come across these three amazing pyramids of Giza and the Sphinx. No, the city's actually built itself up around it. Oh, God. Oh, right. Okay. So there's no camelback ride out there that happens? There is.

You definitely get solicited for camels and taxis and all the usual. There's actually a pizza hut at the front entrance. I've heard this, and that is incredibly depressing. Okay. Well, we'll add, I mean, I don't endorse all of these. These are your guys' opinions, but we will add Cairo to the list. Carla is here. Hi, Carla. Hi. How are you? Guys, I mean, I don't endorse all of these. These are your guys' opinions, but we will add Cairo to the list. Carla is here. Hi, Carla.

Hi, how are you? Guys, I love you so much. I have to say it. Thank you so much, Carla. We appreciate you calling up the show today. Go on, tell us, where have you been that we should avoid? You should avoid, but not the city. You should avoid the Empire State Building in New York

because it's just crowded and you have to wait for hours just to get on top of the Empire State Building in New York because it's just crowded and you have to wait for hours just to get on top of the Empire State Building and then when you get on top it's just thousands of people trying to take pictures of New York from the top and it's just so tiring and you can't even walk through and you know how in the movies it's so romantic and this person is waiting for you and yeah that doesn't happen. That doesn't happen. No, it doesn't happen. But in favor of New York, there's other awesome places that are less popular. I'm glad you're still pro New York as a city.

Someone texted and said, overrated New York, all of it. It smells like urine and stale booze. Well, you know this. I appreciate a good city, but New York ain't one. That's what someone on the text machine has said. Yeah, well, I can understand that. Because also when you go to the Central Station,

you know, like you wait. Grand Central Station, yeah, yeah. Oh, my God, it's too many people. It is just crazy. Okay, we'll put the Empire State Building and Grand Central Station on the list. Claire's here. Hi, Claire.

Hiya. What's overrated? Where have you been? What's the deal? So I have been to all the places you listed, Clint, before you made the call out to everyone. Can confirm most of them are overrated. Yeah. So I've spent seven months with my partner in Europe just recently.

And my main tip for people would be don't avoid major cities altogether because you'll miss out, but if you're absolutely set on seeing some of the tourist spots for example Eiffel Tower or anything else, most of them, well some of them, can include

views, you know, you pay so much to get up the Eiffel Tower, wait in hours lines. I would totally recommend seeing if there's a tall other building in a city to go up and view from. If you can find not the Instagram spot for a monument, go somewhere else. Dig a little deeper. You can view it from somewhere different.

Yeah. Because, yeah, otherwise you're just overrun with photographs, people. Oh, bloody people. They're the worst. Yeah, no. Okay, that's fair enough, Claire. I like that. Let's see if we can slag off some more world monuments before we finish, though.

Callum, hi. Hey, how you going? Good, man. Hit me with it. Where are we avoiding? Well, I'm probably going to get a lot of flack, but like Disneyland in Los Angeles was pretty underwhelming. No, Disneyland.

Greater. I can imagine like Disney World in Florida because apparently that's a huge part of like... The happiest

place on earth. You're talking about Anaheim, Disneyland, the original. You're saying Disneyland is overrated.

Yeah, well, like, you know, usually in the cases of like, you know, movies,

the first one probably is the best, but I reckon probably that Florida one's a lot better with like the seven different parks they have and stuff. There's only a two there. Yeah, okay. And like, you know, movies. The first one's always the best, but I reckon probably that Florida one's a lot better with, like, the seven different parks they have and stuff.

Yeah. There's only a few there. Yeah, okay. And, like, the ride, like, the California Adventureland was sick. Do you think, Callum, and I appreciate your opinion, do you think maybe you're the first person to ever complain about going to Disneyland?

Well, no. Like, I didn't, like, like, the actual park, Disneyland, is pretty underwhelming. Like, California Adventureland was sick. Like, all the rides over there were awesome. Yeah, yeah. But, Disneyland, is pretty underwhelming. Like California Adventureland was sick. Like all the rides over there were awesome. Yeah, yeah. But like just that part, it's just tailored to kids

and the lines are long and crazy. Happiest place on earth, your butt, I guess. Yeah, well. Okay, thanks Callum. We'll just round this out with a couple of really good texts. Like I said, I like this segment because of how, I guess arrogant, but we've asked for it, so I'm not having a go. Someone has said, I like this segment because of how, I guess, arrogant, but we've asked for it, so I'm not having a go. Someone has said, the Spanish steps in Rome are overrated. WTF,

just a bunch of steps. The London Eye is overrated. I would probably agree with that. Everybody has one of those now. And I think my favourite text, not because I agree with it, just because it is so broad in how it writes off an entire part of the world, Skip India, not worth the trip. Brie and Clint, the podcast, ZM. Oh my God, I heard she bought all her followers.

She would, she's such a bitch. It's time for Brie and Clint's Insta Famefame game. That's right, the game where we guess how many Instagram followers people have. Brie Thomasel, 118,000 Instagram followers, is not here today, so we can't play each other, which means I'm going to take you on, Anna. Hi, Anna.

Hi, how's it going? Going good. You're going to play me for some free mobile fuel this afternoon, okay? Okay, sounds great. I write my answers down. You can't do that, obviously, so you just shout it out. You shout out what you think that person has in followers, and the first to get three correct is going to win the game.

Sound fair? All right, sounds good. Okay, Producer Ellie, when you're ready, let me and Anna know who our first celebrity is. Okay, I'm just going to say, so you know ballpark, every celebrity I list today is going to have at least a million. Okay. So we're looking at a million and above.

A million and above. I can't even talk. Yeah, we're good. We're good. All right, so your first one, how many followers does the band U2 have? Okay. We're just here. We're just here, yes.

I'm going to say three million. All right. Three million. All right, so Anna said three yes. I'm going to say $3 million. All right. $3 million. All right, so Anna said $3 million. I'll say $4 million. Clint said $4 million, and you two have $2.1 million. That's a point to Anna. Well done.

Well done, Anna. You're on the board already. Yay. They were calling that U2 concert Friday Jams Live for baby boomers, which I thought was very good. Cool. Okay, who's next? Alright, your next one. He's also just been in the country. How many followers

does Shawn Mendes have? Shawn Mendes. Did you go to that show? Two million. You reckon two million? Two million, yeah. Okay. So Anna's gone for two million for Shawn Mendes. I think Anna might have gone too low, but then I think I might have gone too high.

But he's kind of new, isn't he? He's not that. He's like five years he's been on the scene kind of thing. Yeah. And once you get the fandom,

it's okay, let's find out. So two million, you said Anna. Clint said 43 million. Shawn Mendes has 53.6 million. Oh my God. I know.

Ever since he got those abs, Anna, it's just been tick, tick, tick, tick, tick, tick, tick, tick, tick. I don't even know who he is. Yeah, well. There you go. You got you too, though. Yep, nice work. Okay.

Okay, let's keep going. Who you got? All right, how about this one? Anna, do you know how many followers Zac Efron has? Oh, he'd have like 100 million. I was going to say 100 million. Oh, buzzy G. All right. I was going to say 100 million. Oh, buzzy G. Are you going to go 100? Okay, Anna's gone 100 million to Zac Efron.

Clint has gone 93 million. And Zac Efron, he actually only has 40.5 million. What? So that's a point to Clint. No! Yeah, he should have more, right? I know it's a lot, but how does he only have 40? Yeah, I know. I thought he'd have more right I know it's a lot But how does he only have 40

Yeah I know I thought he'd have more I know Are you a Zac Efron girl Anna Yeah Yeah Who isn't though Yeah

Well that's what I thought too I mean everyone knows him right Yeah Okay cool That's 2-1 to me Yeah that's correct 2-1 to me Yep

Alright now your next one Okay How many followers Does Pink have? Pink. Mmm. Oh. That's hard.

It is hard. Yeah, because she was kind of before the era. She's 23 million. Sorry, Anna,

can you just say that for me again? 23 million. 23 million for Pink. Okay. And Clint's gone 7 million. Pink has

7.2 million. Oh, that's a game 7 million. Pink has 7.2 million. That's a game to Clint. Oh my god, you're so good at this game. I know. If Bree was here I would have been accused of cheating right now. Oh my god. Seeing as you got the U2 one,

we're going to send you like an old record player and we're going to send you some cassette tapes. No, we're going to send you some mobile fuel, okay? Congratulations. Oh, thanks. No worries. Easy as that.

Everyone's a winner on the Bree and Clint show. ZM's Bree and Clint, the podcast. Quite an outrageous rumour doing the rounds at the moment concerning the South African rugby team. Now, of course, after they won the World Cup, quite coincidentally, not as a direct result of them winning the World Cup, I announced that I now identify as South African. Which is handy that they should go and win the World Cup.

Just good timing. I believe you announced that after they won? Yeah, but I was planning on announcing it a long time ago. which is handy that they should go and win the World Cup. Just good timing. I believe you announced that after they won. Yeah, but I was planning on announcing it a long time before. Of course he was, right? As a proud South African and Rugby World Cup holder. This news and rumour concerns me. There's a rumour going around that the South African rugby team. Your team.

My team, who are currently touring the Rugby World Cup around South Africa to show their fans have lost the lid. Legends. This is fantastic. If you think of the William Webb Ellis Cup, it's quite a beautiful trophy. It's gold.

It's the perfect size. It's not like a stupidly big, bled as low. And it is an actual cup. It's gold. It's the perfect size. It's not like a stupidly big, but it is low. And it is an actual cup. It's not like the stupid football world cup that you can't drink out of. Or the tennis ones with a weight,

like a shield or something like that. Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's a beautiful gold chalice. I think it's real gold. It's gold plated, I believe. And it has a lid. The lid is a key part of it. The South African rugby team,

the Springboks, my team, have so far taken the cup to Johannesburg. It's been to Soweto. It's been to Pretoria. They are taking it through Port Elizabeth and Kwamashu. Kwamashu? I don't know. You're the one that...

I'm South African. And in all the pictures that have come back, there's not a single photo of the Rugby World Cup with the lid on. It's outstanding. When you told me that today, I was so happy. The last known photo of the Rugby World Cup with its lid still on is those photos they released from the changing rooms where they're in their Speedos post-match

and they're all having a photo shoot with the cup. Which was so good. That's the last time we saw the lid. If you are the person who lost the lid, how much are you packing your South African decks right now? How nervous

are you that someone's going to realise that you're the person who lost the lid to the Rugby World Cup? They can make a new one. They can make a new one. They repaired the America's Cup. That got vandalised one time. Someone took to it with an axe. And they had to rebuild the cup.

So it can be done. It won't be cheap. Some would say suspiciously. Last week it was announced that the South African rugby union, my rugby union, insured the Rugby World Cup. They took out an insurance policy on it for 60,000, the equivalent of 60,000 New Zealand dollars. So, I mean, I'm not saying that it's a convenient time to lose the lid,

but if I had lost the lid, I would definitely be ringing UE Insurance and going, hey, before anybody saw a photo with that lid, I'm ringing and going, hey, if I wanted to insure this, how much would that cost? And they'd give me a quote and they'd say, well, is the Rugby World Cup parked inside at night? Do you drive the Rugby World Cup to work

or do you take the bus? And they'd give me a deal and then I would go out there with no lid and then I would let the rumours start so that I had it insured first. Do you reckon they have taken it because they know they're never going to win again? So take it as a souvenir. Yeah, they're like, this is the moment

and they'll frame it. Mate, that's my team you're insulting there. They're three-time Rugby World Cup champions. Are they? One of only two teams to ever win it three times. The other team is my other team, the All Blacks. Oh, that's convenient. I've got dual citizenship.

I've got a question for you this afternoon. Have you been in a situation like this? Not with the Rugby World Cup, or maybe with the Rugby World Cup. Were you put in charge of something extremely valuable? Were you given custody of something worth a lot of money, or sentimentally really valuable?

Would someone say, okay, this is yours to look after. It might have been your job. It might have been the family responsibility that you had and you lost it. You had all the responsibility and somehow you managed to cock it up and you lost something that was very, very valuable and possibly irreplaceable. Tell us your story this afternoon. We want you to call us on 0800DARLS.M or you can text us on 9696 and tell us the expensive or irreplaceable item that you lost.

I'm going to question for you this afternoon before we do birthday banger. What is the expensive item that you were put in charge of that you then lost? As a proud South African, I became South African when they run the Rugby World Cup I'm upset that my team may have lost the lid to the Rugby World Cup That's the rumour anyway Every photo

of the players holding the World Cup since the tournament finished is sans lid. There's no lid. There's a strong rumour that they've lost it. Someone's texted in and they said, I'm from South Africa myself where garbage bins are chained down so that they cannot be stolen. I am 99.99% sure that the lid has not been lost by the team,

but rather it's been stolen by a member of the public or someone not inside the rugby team. So someone may have stolen the lid to the Rugby World Cup. But that's conjecture at this stage. We're asking you what is the valuable item that you lost, and if one more person texts in virginity, I am going to lose it. Okay?

We're looking for real items this afternoon. Anonymous is here. Hi, Anonymous. Hi. What is the valuable item that you were in charge of that you lost? So it wasn't me. It was my old workmate.

He accidentally destroyed $100,000 worth of surgical implants. Oh, like breast implants? No, knee implants. Knee implants? How? Well, because they're sterile. Yeah. So they come in sterile boxes.

Yeah. He opened the boxes, put them through the washer, but like each implant is inside three separate boxes. Yeah, yeah. Why did he feel the need to put the knee implant through a washer? I've got no idea. What job do you do, Anonymous? I work in a hospital sterilising surgical... Oh, you are in a hospital?

Right. Yeah. Because I was picturing you were a couple of tradies or something who were renovating one of the wards in one of the guys. No. No, so you are in the industry. Yeah. Did he have to pay for it, $100,000?

Well, he didn't have to pay for it himself. The hospital had to pay for it because we only pay for the implants that we use. Yeah, gotcha. Right, that is horrific and still sounds like you're a bit upset about it. T. Hay is here. Kia ora, T. Hay. Kia ora.

What is the expensive item you were in charge of that you lost? So this wasn't necessarily monetary. It was more sentimental value. Yes. So I accidentally formatted my old lady's hard drive, which had like a lifetime's worth of photos,

family photos, wedding photos. Oh no. All that kind of stuff. Oh no, and being that she is from the older generation, she probably hadn't backed up to the cloud, am I right? Nah, no way, nah. But surely all her photos and stuff,

surely she had physical copies of everything as well. Well, that's how they got there in the first place. So she, what do you call it? She copied everything on. Yeah, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I'll drive there.

Oh, T. Hay. Bro. You need to instantly jump into like an adult diaper and start recreating all of your baby photos immediately. Yeah, I love it. Yeah, that sucks because yours isn't one that money can make up for. Gopala is here. Hi, Gopala.

Hey, Clinton ZM team. How are you guys doing? Good, man. It's good to hear from you this afternoon. What's the expensive item that you lost? All right, so dig this. I've managed to somehow lose my wedding rings, not once, not twice, but three times.

All right. Three different ones. Well, they say, Gopala, they say once is an accident, second time is a coincidence, and third time you're just taking the piss. No, I was like, yeah, the first time round, I swear to you, it just slipped out of my finger. The second time,

I kid you not, that ring grew legs and just went away. After the third time, did you also lose your wife? Was she that pissed off at you? No, no, no. The third time I got told, I got told, I got told, why don't I just lose myself?

Yeah, exactly right. Exactly right. What's the solution? Do you wear it on a chain? Are you one of those people who's got their ring tattooed on their finger now? Yeah.

That's a good question. I hope I can still find it. It's probably, it's in the drawer. I just keep it safe. Keep it in one place. You're on to your fourth wedding ring. It's just crazy,

I know. Insurance companies are sick of me. Yeah, 100%. Alright, hey, good on you. Congratulations and good luck, I guess. Oh, thanks so much. We had a lot of texts about this coming as well. People who lost their mum's wedding ring

that was gifted to them. I know that feeling. I gave my wife Lucy a family heirlo wedding ring. It was gifted to them. I know that feeling. I gave my wife Lucy a family heirloom ring. It was her great grandmother's ring, which went down to her grandmother, which went to her auntie. And then I requested to see if I could give it to Lucy. And I've never been more nervous in my entire life than the week that I knew I was in possession of that thing.

I'm so glad that I don't have it anymore. ZM Spree and Clint, the podcast. week that I knew I was in possession of that thing. I'm so glad that I don't have it anymore. ZM's Bree and Clint, the podcast. It's my birthday, it's my birthday. Bree and Clint's Birthday Banger. Bree's not here today, so we're calling on all the team to help make Birthday Banger work. We will put your birthday into a computer and figure out what was number one on your 16th birthday. Anna's going to play first. Hi, Anna.

Hi. What's your birthday? 29th of June, 88. Okay, Ellie's got the math on this one. All right, Anna, you were 16 on the 29th of June, 2004, and on that day, this was number one. You got me lifted, feeling so gifted. Sugar, how you get so fly. Sugar, sugar, how you get so fly.

That's Baby Bash. That is so good. And Sugar Sugar. It is good, isn't it? Good summer song. Yeah, it was part of that real vibey kind of summer tunes era. Remember Matterfix? Big City Life as well?

Yes. Yes. Okay, Anna, wait there. That's a good one. Let's talk with Sarah. Hey, Sarah. Hey. What's your birthday?. Let's talk with Sarah. Hey, Sarah. Hey. What's your birthday?

8th of January, 1990. All right. You were 16 on the 8th of January, 2006, Sarah. And on that day, this was number one. Now, is this Pussycat Dolls or is this Nicole Scherzinger solo? Pretty sure it's Pussycat Dolls. Pussycat Dolls or is this Nicole Scherzinger's solo? I'm pretty sure it's Pussycat Dolls. Pussycat Dolls. They're getting back together as well.

Sarah, were you a Pussycat Dolls fan? Yeah, definitely. You were? Okay, cool. Let me check. Stick with you. Oh, yeah, it's full Pussycat Dolls. There you go.

It's all the cats. Okay, sweet. Wait there. One more. And that's for Alexis. Hi, Alexis. Hi. Now, this is special.

You're not old enough to have a birthday banger yet, so you're going to play for your mum. Is that right? Yes. Okay. What's your mum's birthday? 12 of December, 1929. 1929? 1979. Oh, 1979. I was like,

oh, Alexis, your mum's ancient. All right. Alexis, your mum was 16 on the 12th of December 1995, and on that day, this topped the charts. This is Coolio. Alexis, do you know who Coolio is? No. It's Gangsters Paradise.

Do you know the song Gangsters Paradise? Yes. Oh, you do the song Gangster's Paradise Yes Oh you do Yeah it's a really good song Okay Turn to your mum and say You got Gangster's Paradise Boomer

Yeah Wait there Wait there Three good songs Alexis is great She's very cute Sugar Sugar Good song

Pussycat Dolls, good. It's out of Gangsta's Paradise and Baby Bash for me. Yeah, same here actually. They're both tunes that I haven't heard that for a while. Yeah. I feel like we play Gangsta's Paradise on Friday Jams more though than we play Sugar Sugar. I think we do,

yeah. Okay. But um... Does Sugar Sugar have the vibes? I guess it's only a Tuesday. What kind of vibes are we looking for hang on mate hang on is this gonna ruin my Tuesday night let me just check

with Anna who loved it quite a bit Anna it's the right choice baby bash is the right choice isn't it

100% the right choice over coolio over coolio any day alright let's do it you win birthday banger girl well done

thank you uh Bree and Clint this is ZM. It's the ultimate feeling You got me lifted, feeling so gifted Sugar, how you get so fly? Sugar, sugar, how you get so fly? Sugar, sugar, how you get so fly? Sugar, sugar, how you get so fly? Sugar, sugar, how you get so fly? You know it's nothing when we ride

We're clinging, we're all high Doing what we do, watching screens getting high Girl, you keep it so fly with your sweet honey buns You was dead with the money gone, you'll be dead when the money comes Off top, I can't lie, I love to get blowed With my little sugar, I'm your little chulo And every time we kick it, it's all to the groovy Treat you like my sticky hickey or my sweet ooey gooey

You got me lifted, shifted, higher than the ceiling And ooey is the ultimate feeling You got me lifted, feeling so gifted Sugar, how you get so fly? Sugar, sugar, how you get so fly? Sugar, sugar, how you get so fly? Sugar, sugar, how you get so fly? Sugar, sugar, how you get so fly?

I ain't worried about a thing, just give me a lick Thank you. Love in her ozone So fly like a dove Fly like a raven Quick to politics and fly Conversation in a natural mood And I'm a natural dude And we some natural fools Blowing out by the pool She like my sexy cool mom With blades on the provider Rocking Doja Copana

Hydro in the go-ah Got me lifted, shifted Higher than the ceiling And woo-wee is the ultimate feeling You got me lifted, feeling so gifted Sugar, how you get so fly? Sugar, sugar, how you get so fly? Sugar, sugar, how you get so fly?

Sugar, sugar, how you get so fly? Sugar, sugar, how you get so fly? You know it's better when we ride We're bringing raw high Doing what we do, watching screens getting high Girl, you keep it so fly with your sweet honey buns You was dead when the money gone, you'll be dead when the money come You know it's leather when we ride, wood, grain, and raw high

Doing what we do, watching screens getting high Girl, you keep it so fly with your sweet honey buns You was dead when the money gone, you'll be dead when the money come For real though You got me lifted, shifted, higher than the ceiling And only me is the ultimate feeling You got me lifted, feeling so gifted Sugar, how you get so fly?

Sugar, sugar, how you get so fly? Sugar, sugar, how you get so fly? Sugar, sugar, how you get so fly? Sugar, sugar, how you get so fly. Sugar, sugar, you get so fly. So high like I'm a star. So high like I'm a star. So high like I'm a star. So high like I'm a star.

ZM, Ray and Clint. That's the winner of Birthday Banger from Baby Bash, Sugar Sugar. Maybe my favourite text of the day. You didn't pick Gangster's Paradise Very uncoolio I appreciate that Brie and Clint The podcast ZM

No Brie today Just me Clint She'll be back tomorrow The catchphrase that is going Absolutely bonkers at the moment is the term OK Boomer. It was used, I mean, it came to real prominence in New Zealand last week when Chloe Swarbrick from the Green Party used it in Parliament.

She was giving a speech, I think about the zero carbon bill. I think that's what it was about. And someone tried to interrupt her and she replied with, okay, boomer. In the year 2050, I will be 56 years old. Yet right now, the average age of this 52nd parliament is 49 years old. Okay, boomer. So she just turned and she dismissed that person with okay, boomer. So now people are kicking off and saying that that's offensive. Mainly boomers are the ones saying that. And if we strip this thing right back to its core, what is a boomer?

A boomer is a baby boomer. A baby boomer is someone born between 1944 and 1964. The generation of people who were born directly after World War II, it was a baby having boom. That's where the term baby boomer comes from. People came back from war and they're like, sure, we should make some kids. So they did and they had heaps of them

and they had quite a few and that's why we're now top-heavy. There's a lot more baby boomers than there are in the generations directly below them, Gen X, and then even less in the millennials and then it's like an inverted pyramid situation. The issue is, the issue with this is, is that people in our generation, mainly millennials,

and I speak as a millennial, so that's where I'll come at it from. I think we look at baby boomers and go, you guys had everything. You had, you didn't have to pay any fees to go to university. Your houses were cheap. That's why you've got like nine of them.

And you guys had the science required to solve this global warming problem before it became a problem and you chose not to. So now where OK Boomer comes from, this is what I understand it to be, it's saying, okay, look, we've got a problem here. I'm sick of arguing with you about whether the problem even exists like the housing crisis or like global warming and the climate crisis. So you say, instead of taking their opinion on board, now people are just saying, okay, boomer, leave it to us.

It's our problem now. We're going to deal with it. And that's what Chloe Swarbrick did. And that's what the problem is. So boomers are going, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. You can't just pretend that we don't exist. And you can't label us like that.

You can't call us Boomer, which technically is your name, and it's the name you've used for yourself for a long, long time. I thought for a bit of perspective, and we've got to keep a dialogue going, right? I spoke about this on the show last week. We're not talking to each other enough. Why don't I call a real baby boomer and ask if they mind? And the baby boomer I know is my dad, Asin Baby Boomer Roberts. So let's put in a call now and see if he finds the term boomer offensive.

Hello? G'day, boomer. How you going? All right. Hey, is it okay if I call you boomer? Yeah. You know what boomer is? Boomerang. No. what Boomer is? Boomerang

No No, that's funny But no, Boomer means baby Boomer Oh, right No, that's you Oh, that's me No, you're the baby Boomer Yeah, yeah

Yeah Have you seen I don't know if you've been on the internet recently Do you go on the internet? Not really, a little bit A little bit Have you seen all this stuff going around at the moment About people saying Boomer

Like to people from your generation? People from my generation referring to people from your generation as boomers? No, but I know what you mean, yeah. We're talking about it

on the radio and I wanted to get your opinion. Is the term boomer offensive to a boomer? No, no. I don't find it offensive. What about when people say that you guys

ruined the environment? No. But you've got three cars and you had motorbikes and stuff, so you've really been contributing to global warming at a rapid rate, haven't you? It was all different back in the day. It was fine. It wasn't thought of.

What about if we say that you guys bought all the houses? That's a good one, yeah. Now there's nowhere for us to live because you're stacking up houses. You own a house, correct? Yeah. And then you're renting another house. So you're taking up two houses. Yeah.

So come on. What's the deal, boomer? Because if you're not fast, you're last. Classic boomomer attitude. All right, well, is there a message to all the people out there who think that you guys ruined the world? It wasn't our fault. Then you know better.

Yeah, is that it? Yeah. You're going to buy an electric car? Yeah. Okay, good deal. Can you get me one as well? Yeah. Yeah, okay, cool.

I'll buy three. All right. All right, thanks, Boomer. Thanks for catching up with us. I mean, Dad, thanks, Dad. I'll call you back to calling you Dad now. Okay. All right, see you cool. I'll buy three. All right. All right, thanks, Boomer. Thanks for catching up with us. I mean, Dad, thanks, Dad. I'll call you back to calling you Dad now. Okay. All right, see you later.

See you. ZM Spree and Clint, the podcast. Are you in need of a pay rise at the moment? Yes. That's producer Ellie. Welcome to the show. Hello. I know you are.

And I know a lot of people are. Most people are. I think most people would say they're not earning what they feel like they should be earning. Or they're not earning enough that they feel like they're comfortable, right? But how nerve-wracking is the idea of going in and saying, you need to give me more money? That's horrible. I know.

Because none of us are secure enough in the job that we do to stand on our own two feet and go, you know what, you want a piece of this? You've got to pay for it, you son of a... You know? We're not because we're too scared that they're going to two feet and go, you know what, you want a piece of this? You got to pay for it, you son of a, you know? Yeah, exactly. We're not because we're too scared that they're going to turn around and go, well, guess who's getting fired?

Exactly. Which I think there's a fine line. This here though is some tips that have been published today on how you can get yourself a pay rise. Okay. So Ellie, I'm going to give you all of the tips and then you're going to come to me as the boss and ask for a pay rise.

All right. Truth be told, I don't actually pay Ellie's wages, but for this role play, I will. Okay. Okay, so here's the first tip for asking for a pay rise. Be clear on why you deserve a pay rise. Do you do a job that is more valuable than what you're getting paid?

Do you bring X amount of money into the company? Or are you just like horrifically underpaid? Are you under minimum wage? And it's like a legal issue. Next tip, set a figure. So you shouldn't go in there blindly and go, well, I want more money. And they go, well, how much?

And you go, oh, I hadn't thought that far ahead. And also, inversely, don't go in with a crazy number. Don't go in and go, I want double. It's not going to happen. It's not going to happen. So if you're clear and realistic, this thing says that you're more likely to get a pay rise.

Okay, yeah. Third tip, think wider than the back pocket. Okay. Now this means don't just think of the monetary value you could get. You might want a car park. Yeah, right. You might want a car park. Yeah, right. You might want, what else can you get? Some more holidays?

They might go, we can't give you any more money, but we can give you an extra few days off a year or something like that. And then there's a couple of quick do's and don'ts. Do keep the conversation factual and not emotional. So don't be like, honestly, I've been eating peanut butter on toast for like a week now and I just need to keep it factual. Right. And go, I'm desperately lacking in nutrition.

Do practice what you plan to say in advance. So that's good. Have you practiced? I've got a little bit of stuff, I think. Yeah. Cool. And a couple of don'ts. Don't make it emotional.

We've covered that one. Okay, yeah. And don't threaten to resign if you don't get a pay rise because it's very hard to come back from that afterwards. Okay, I think we've got all the information out there that we need. We're going to now do a live role play. So you can enter my office. Actually, you'll need to knock before you come in

because that's protocol. Alright. Come in. Hi Clint. Oh Ellie, you're looking nice today. Hey thanks. Keep that in mind when I chat to you next. Hey, I just... I'm a creepy boss in this role play. Yeah, you are. Sorry, thanks. Keep that in mind when I chat to you next. Hey, I just... I'm a creepy boss in this role. Sorry,

go on. Alright. Hey, after 18 months of service to the show, I was wondering if we could have a chat about a potential pay rise. Ooh, pay rise. Yeah. Hey, now the main reason I think I deserve a pay rise is because I have to spend my whole day making you look good and

it's very hard. All right. Insulting. It's challenging. Yes. Okay. Go on. With that in mind, I'd be aiming to at least match your salary because let's be honest, the producers do all the hard work on this show.

Okay. However, if the company can't afford monetary reward at this time, I'll gladly take the entire range of products you receive for your Instagram influencing. You've done your research, have you? I have. So you're keeping this factual? Yep. And you've thought wider than the back pocket? I have. Okay. It may have been a bit

emotional, but... It was a little bit emotional. Do you have a figure in mind that you're thinking of? I said come in with a figure. I said send a figure. So you know the figure that you're on. So I mean, I don't know what that is but I just thought we'll match that. So you want the number

that I'm paid? And I'm hoping it's heaps more than me because I don't know. I'm going to have to say no. We've got Ben. What do we need?

Brie and Clint, the podcast. ZM. This is interesting. Movie news. There is a movie that's coming out soon, which has huge raps on it. You know when a movie comes out and everyone goes,

this is the movie to see, you've got to see this. They even already are saying this is the movie that's going to win the Oscar. And it's not even out yet. It's a movie called The Irishman. It stars big dogs, Robert De Niro and Al Pacino. They're both in it. It's a Martin Scorsese film, for those who know their films.

And it's not going to be shown in cinemas in New Zealand. Both Hoyts, I think I'm just going to get this right, I think Hoyts and event cinemas have decided they're not going to show the movie because of one specific reason. Usually movie theatres get a big window of exclusivity where they're the only ones who can show it. Remember when we used to rent DVDs and you'd wait ages for it to come out on DVD, especially if it was a movie that your parents wouldn't let you go to? Yeah.

So now with online streaming, the window is closed, but they still generally get three months. So a movie will come out before it goes on Apple iMovies Or even Netflix This movie that they're bringing out The Irishman Is going to have a one month exclusive For cinemas

And then it's going straight on Netflix Really? I like that So not even renting it After one month You can just watch it for free on your Netflix Proper movie goers That'll enjoy it on the big screen They've got a month to go and pay for it And then it For free on your Netflix Proper movie goers That'll enjoy it

On the big screen They've got a month To go and pay for it Yeah And then it's coming On your paid subscription That's the way That I look at it as well

Yeah I don't mind that I think it's quite good And I think The way I look at that Is it's a way To avoid Like illegal downloading

As well 100% Because you're gonna get it soon Like don't bother Like just wait a month bro And then it'll be online For you to watch Yeah

But if you want That cinematic experience Go Which is a real thing Yeah Like going to get it soon. Don't bother. Just wait a month, bro, and then it'll be online for you to watch. But if you want that cinematic experience, which is a real thing, going to the movies is cool. Yeah, it's still good. You get the big 7.1 sound. You get a big comfy chair. You get a $45 bag of popcorn. It's a dope experience, right? I'm always like that.

I'm like, will I want to watch this in the cinema, or am I going to wait half a year for it to come out online? Yeah, yeah, exactly. I can't be bothered. I'll wait. But I mean, it's coming out on, the pirated versions are coming out while the movies are still in theatres anyway.

Yeah, it's bad. It's pretty bad. So anyway, they've all said, nah, if you're going to do that, we won't show it at all. Which I think. Buzzy. Yeah, I think Buzzy as well. But I definitely think it's the way that things are going.

What do they think? Are they going to lose money? I think they just don't think they're being given enough time to have it exclusively but I would have thought some money

movie people would know more about this than me I would have thought some money is better than no money well if you're going to watch a movie

you're going to watch it in the first month it comes out you're not going to be like well it's still in the cinema it's been seven months yeah exactly right

better go because I really wanted to see that movie yeah although I have been meaning to getting around to watching Joker. Is that still out? Yeah, but I don't think you need to see that in the cinema necessarily.

Oh, okay. Oh, good deal. Man, we're really pissing off the movie companies today. Anyway, that's the news. If you are looking forward to seeing The Irishman, maybe just wait until you can watch it at home, I guess. Are you a bad sleeper? Are you someone who struggles to shut your mind off at night and go to sleep?

If you are I might have some advice for you I have a Japanese sleep technique Producer Ellie I know you use sleep aids to get to sleep Yeah I like rain sounds Rain sounds Yeah Perfectly legal sleep aids to get to sleep. Yeah, I like rain sounds. Rain sounds. Yeah. Perfectly legal sleep aids to get yourself to sleep. It's like a white noise thing, right? Yeah, it is.

I've found ever since having a baby and sleeping in the room with her, and she needs white noise, I can't sleep without it. Yeah, it's funny. Like I need it. Is it quite loud? It's really loud. Is it a... No, it's more like, sorry need it. Is it quite loud? It's really loud. Is it a... No, it's more like...

Sorry if this disrupts your car. Yeah. Oh, right. It's quite full on. The idea is it blocks out any other noise. Yeah, it's good. This is one that you may like to use, which doesn't involve any noise whatsoever.

It's the Japanese art of moon breathing. Of course. Moon breathing. Sounds complicated. It's not. It involves you closing one nostril and just breathing through the other one. And what that's supposed to do

is it's meant to centre you and bring your thoughts back to your breathing. So if your mind is racing and you're going, oh, I've got to play this bill tomorrow. I've got a thing to do at work tomorrow. I've got an exam coming up, something like that. And everything's going on. If you put one finger over one nostril,

the idea is that your brain will just go, man, this is a bit weird. Just thinking about it, yeah. Oh, honestly. Yeah. Am I... Am I only getting air into one lung right now? Because you're quite hard to do.

Am I getting... And if I am getting enough oxygen... Where's it going? Why do I even have two nostrils in the first place? Like, if one is... Is enough. Why do I even have two nostrils in the first place? Like if one is enough, why do I have two? It just sounds like you smoked a fat one. Well, that helps.

That's a good – I hear that works as well. Yeah. As someone who spends most of his life congested – Yeah, right. And if I'm lucky, can only breathe out of one nostril. Yeah. And has no trouble falling asleep whatsoever. Yeah.

I've got to say there's possibly some logic in it. Yeah, right. So give it a go. Unless you have allergies, in which case, be very, very careful because you do need at least one. Yeah. ZM's Free and Clint. The podcast with mobile smiles.

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