ZM's Bree & Clint - ZM's Bree & Clint Podcast – October 1st 2020

Episode Date: October 1, 2020

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Hello everybody and welcome to the Brie and Clint podcast. Quick vibe check to get things moving. I think we'll do a quick vibe check. Brie, vibe check? Yeah, good. Good, vibe check from you. Producer Ben, vibe check? Alright, it's pretty good, mate. Yeah, good. Producer Anastasia, vibe check? She's not even there. Where is she?

She fails the vibe check. Yeah, she shot off somewhere again. Yeah, right. I'm just catching up on my Dance Mums content. Dance Mums? Yeah Have you ever watched it? Nah

That's where like Maddie Zelniger Or whatever Ziegler Ziegler Yeah Is that her name? Yeah

The one who Ziegler I think it is Ziegler The one who danced for Sia And do you know Jojo Siwa came from there too? Oh my god You don't know who that is

I do know Jojo Siwa You're about to Because you've got a daughter Nah she's not going to watch Jojo Siwa. I find Jojo... Am I allowed to say I find Jojo... You can say it. Creepy.

Why? Because she's not as young as she's... How old is she? Age game, Jojo Siwa. I want to say she's 18. Hold up. Yeah, exactly right. Jojo Siwa.

Yeah, but isn't the character she plays is like a – Oh, yeah, I know who she is. She plays like a – Oh, no, she's 17. Yeah, right. Yeah, I know who she is. She's making a shit ton of money. Yeah, that's okay.

But why do you think she's – Okay, I get what people are saying. There's a few things where I'm like, you could dial it back a little bit. I haven't watched much of her stuff, but it seems like it's quite babyish what she's doing. But she's like – Yeah, but she's like... Yeah, but she's a child entertainer. Whereas, I mean, do you find the Wiggles creepy? No, because they're children's entertainers.

They entertain children. Yeah, so is she. Yeah. It's the same thing. I'm in too deep. I don't have enough facts for this argument, so I'm tapping out. I get what you're saying.

I get what you're saying, but I think she gets a bit of a bad rap. I don't know much about it, but... Oh, she's here. Vibe check, Anastasia. Hello. What do you think of Jojo Siwa? Oh, I don't want to judge.

I feel like she gets a lot of judgment. She does, doesn't she? And I don't want to be that person that comes out here and goes, she's too old to be acting and dressing like that. But, yeah, I probably wouldn't want my kids idolising her. Yeah, right. I just think she's a kid's entertainer. While you're away, the things you just said that you don't want to say

is basically exactly what I said. Oh, really? Yeah. Well, this might change your mind because I know you're money hungry. Her net worth is $12 million at the moment. Yeah, all right. So you'd be whacking on a tutu. How young can I pass for?

How young can I pass for? Yeah, you'd be whacking on a tutu and dancing around. Don't get me wrong. I would do what she does. I think that it's an honest profession. And you can. I believe in you. You probably could do it.

I always wanted to be a What Now presenter. Oh, yeah. That was my childhood dream. Everyone on the radio at some stage wanted to be a What Now presenter. Sorry. For me, a 22-year-old woman. Yeah, Jojo Siwa. The dream's not open.

Oh, over. No, it's not over. Is this a Jojo Siwa song? Yeah, it's just in the background. Yeah, turn it up. Get it, girl. It's very Disney. Yeah, but that's what

Hannah Montana was Nah Hannah Montana Had more sass than this After like Many seasons I've never seen Hannah Montana

Yeah What She was styley And awesome From day dot I mean I love Hannah Montana Thank you

I'm not saying I didn't like it But I'm just saying Jojo Siwa has her plus Hang on You're freaked out That I've never seen Hannah Montana. You should be more freaked out if I have watched Hannah Montana.

Why? What am I doing as a 32-year-old man? What part of my previous 10 years would it be normal for me to sit down to a big evening of Hannah Montana? You could have been babysitting. But, I mean, it was so massive. Yeah. No, no, I'm aware of it. It's entered my popular vernacular.

Do you know who Hannah Montana was? Turns out she was actually Miley Cyrus dressed up in costume. You... Yeah. I know. Sorry. Is this a podcast? My mind is blown as well.

Spoiler alert, I was just about to tuck into the back catalogue. Apparently, she'd put a blonde wig on and we just wouldn't recognise it. Yeah, right. Ben, please turn Jojo Siwa off. She just released a brand new song. Please. Last week. Have you seen her car?

Yeah, go Jojo. Her car has like a million of her own faces on it. She's got Diamantes and shit all over it. Yeah, but it's like a C-class, probably like half a million dollar Mercedes. Yeah, right. Like almost as nice as Clint's car. Clint would take the Diamante car. Yeah, no, but Clint's car is the top of the range model.

So I bet it doesn't have the full luggage source package. I would walk before I drove a car with Diamantes on it. No, you wouldn't. If someone goes, here's a G-Wagon, but it's covered in Diamantes, you go, sign me up for the Diamantes. I don't know if I would. Yes, diamantes. I don't know if I would. Yes, you would. I don't know if I would.

Also. It's too blinged out. I always find it weird the word diamantes. Does anyone even? Vajazzled. Diamante. It's called diamante. Dolphins.

Where are the dolphins? Have you ever had a vajazzling? Diamante. We've got one minute 20, by the way, if there's anything important to say. To be honest, actually, I feel like sometimes Jojo's Seaworth hairstyles could be... Did you guys see James Charles completely made her over to look like...

Well, to be honest, she's 17. Are we this kind of radio show? I'm just going to put this out there, and then we can stew on this and whether we're that kind of radio show or not. We put our names on a wheel, we spin the wheel, and the loser has to go and get a vajazzling done.

You need a vagina to get it done. Okay, a pajazzling or a vajazzling. No, you get a crackerjazzling. Crackerjazzling. No, you get a goojazzling. Goojazzling. Yeah, you get a goojazzling. A sajazzling.

Yeah. A force jazzling. I'm keen. I'm keen. I'm keen. I've wanted a bit of bling on my old... Have you? I, um... Clint's going to get some bling on his ding-a-ling.

I had some maintenance for the podcast intro, but we've actually run out of time. That's right, mate. So, um... Do it next time. Remind me tomorrow, Ben. Podcast intro maintenance. Wait, no, but we've got birthday bang.

Oh, can we do... Do we do two things? We've got to go! We've got to go. We've got to go, Anastasia. Hey, Google. What's the time? It's 3pm. Give or take a minute.

Alexa, play ZM on iHeartRadio. Playing ZM on iHeartRadio. Hey, Siri, when are Brie and Clint on? Brie and Clint are on air in five, four, three, two, one. Kia ora, everybody. Happy... What day is it 4, 3, 2, 1. Kia ora everybody. Happy, what day is it? Thursday. Happy Thursday everybody.

Only one afternoon to go till Friday. Good to have you here. Good, oh man, good there's no political debates today. Why? Oh, because it was a hectic day. God, it was exhausting yesterday, wasn't it? Yeah, it was. Watching them yell at each other all day.

I didn't realise, so how many, is it every four years for America? Yeah. And it's every three years here? Yeah. Why is it three? I don't know. They want to change it to four. It should be four.

Last night, Judith and Jacinda both agreed that it should be every four years. It costs too much money to have it every three years. Yeah, and you can't get enough done in three years time.

No. I thought they should have just leaned over the podiums and just done a handshake and gone, okay, it's four. Done. We both agree it's four.

Yeah. Or touch elbows, whatever you do in COVID. Yeah. Oh, hey, by the way, it is Thursday and I know you might not think of us as being very forward thinking and planning ahead on this show, but we are and we'd like to get your dinner sorted for tomorrow night with pizza. If you text Pizza Hut to 9696 right now, Pizza Hut could be delivering a triple value deal to your door on Friday night. We've got 10 of these to give away.

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to 9696. Sorry to talk to you like you're a big dummy. I just don't want you to get it wrong. I don't want you to miss out. Next on the show, speaking of the leaders debate, I've actually got a game for us to play. Oh no. If you saw the debate, you'll be fine

with this. Actually, even if you didn't see the debate, you'll be fine with this. It's an incredibly you didn't see the debate, you'll be fine with this. It's an incredibly easy game. Okay, I'm in then. Oh, wait, do you have an opinion? Most of the time, yeah. Then you're going to be fine. Okay, good.

In this game that we're going to play next, after LAB, this is In The Air. Bree and Clint, ZM. Bree and Clint. Who saw the debate last night? I saw it. If you say yes, you sound politically engaged, intelligent, and a little bit boring. Yeah, a little bit.

A little bit boring. A little bit old. Yeah, a little bit old. But it's good to know what you're voting for. 100%. There was a question in the debate last night which I found kind of interesting and I thought we could bring that to the show today. Oh, no.

So Paddy Gower put this to Judith and Jacinda. We've all seen plenty of Dr Ashley Bloomfield this year. Could you quickly both describe him in one word? And I'll start with you, Judith Collins. One word for Ashley Bloomfield. I've never actually met him, but I think he's competent. Competent. Jacinda Ardern, one word for Ashley Bloomfield. Considered never actually met him, but I think he's competent. Competent. Jacinda Ardern, one word for Ashley Bloomfield.

Considered. Yeah, good. See? That was... Can you explain to me what... I sound dumb. Considered. Yeah, like, what does she mean by that?

Sorry, it's 2020. You actually have to ask me to mansplain it to you before I mansplain it. Just tell me what it is. I'm not asking you to mansplain anything to me ever. Considered means he thinks about what he says before he says it. He doesn't just spit off the top of his dome and he's like, I fixed COVID.

You know, he considers what he says before it. Is it like calculated? Yeah, but calculated's got negative connotations. I don't mind someone who's calculated. Calculated's more like, oh, cold and calculated. I feel like they're organised. Anyway, I thought we could get a stand in Paddy Gower, and that's what I've brought producer Ben in.

He's going to be our Paddy Gower. G'day, Paddy. Yeah, he's been researching weed before this segment as well. Have you? Just like Paddy Gower. Yeah, I have, and it might be a slow debate. And he's going to put some one-word answer questions to us. I will, yes.

So let's do it. So this will be a lot like last night's debate, guys, but a little bit different. I'll give you a countdown from three, and you'll both be required to say the word that best describes the question at the same time. At the same time. Okay, good.

I like this. Oh, no, that's no time to think about something. No time. It means we can't copy each other. Question number one. A lot like the debate last night, I'll ask you the same question Paddy asked them. So for your first question,

in one word, quickly both describe Ashley Bloomfield. Three, two, one. Hot. Tasty. Yeah, good. That is a tasty day. Tasty, hot, sumptuous. Daddy.

Sorry, too many words. Yeah, sorry, mate. Just one. Question number two. We talked about it last week off the back of the nominations for New Zealander of the Year. Daddy Sorry too many words Yeah sorry mate Just one Question number two We talked about it last week Off the back of the nominations For New Zealander of the Year

In one word Quickly both describe The possible New Zealander of the Year Mittens the Cat Three Two One Hairy

Iconic Yours is better than mine I'm stuck I've never met Middens the Cat And they won't allow me Into the Middens the Cat Facebook page

Do they not allow you? He's the goat of cats Oh right He's a cat goat He's a cat goat Okay Question number three It's been the talk of the town

Here in Auckland And directly affects Both of you guys And a lot of people Travelling to work In one word Quickly both describe The current feeling you have

Towards the Auckland Harbour Bridge Okay Three Two One Okay. Three, two, one. Irrelevant. What was yours, Bree? What was yours? Schmozzle. Schmozzle. I like calling it irrelevant because that's what you say about things that you're angry about.

You go, oh, they're irrelevant. Yeah. Oh, is it? The bridge is incredibly relevant. It is. Build the tunnel. We all want a tunnel. With no bridge, they're irrelevant. Yeah. Oh, is it? The bridge is incredibly relevant. It is. Build the tunnel. We all want a tunnel. With no bridge, no North Shore.

Oh, unless you go all the way around. Yeah, you can go around. Start a new city, North Shore. Question number four. During lockdown, home cooking and baking seemed to be what everyone was doing and posting online. In one word, quickly both describe to me your favourite lockdown meal. Three, two,

one. Parmigiana. Chippies. From a bag. Oh no, can I change mine? Quickly. Beer. Beer. A meal in a bottle. It's a meal in a bottle. Final question.

A few weeks ago, Clint wore a Wallabies jersey because Bree's mum, Mama Di, made a bet that if he wore it for a whole week, she'd donate to charity. In one word, quickly both describe to me how that made you feel. Three, two, one. Elated. Actually, like Trump, can we get the tax receipts to see if your mum's donated that money?

Yeah, that's a good point, actually. She is a dodgy woman. If she's cheated out on her charity, oh, I tell you what. I think they should do the next debate like this. With the answer at the same time. Yeah, and I love how... They all actually kind of did. I love how last night when Patti Gower was like one-word responses

and Judith Collin gave like a three-word response. Bree and Clint. How do you think you went with maths at school? Oh, not great. I was horrific. Yeah. I just never clicked. I did the easiest one and I think got a B minus.

Yeah, I just didn't. It was never something that I felt natural in. No. Like I never was like, oh yeah. I hated how there was only one answer. You know, whereas like in English. You want to be able to argue your answer. Multiple answers in an English course.

Yeah, I loved English. Well, it's interesting because this mum has taken to Facebook because she's like, I am so confused by my seven-year-old's maths homework. I'm terrified of the day that Tilly brings her homework home to me and she realises that I'm a big dummy because I can't help her. Good luck with that. You start doing all of her homework and she comes back and she's like, Dad, I got a D. And you're like, damn it, that's me that's getting a D. Anyway, this woman shared a picture of this one maths question from her daughter. And she's like, can anyone help me with this?

I really don't understand. Anyway, so I thought we could test it out on you. Yeah, let's do it. Pretty simple, seven-year-old maths question. You should have no problems. So it says, Carla says, I have 300 counters. Yep. 17 tens counters and 16 ones counters. Yep. 17 tens counters and 16 ones counters.

How many ones? 16 ones counters. Yep. Right, and then it goes on to say, A, can she make two equal three-digit numbers? Question mark. If so, draw the counters to show them. Can she make two equal three-digit numbers?

Okay, so she's got 17 tens, which add up to 170. Yes, I would assume. She's got 16 ones, which add up to 16. Yep. Which means she has a total of 186. 86. 186, is that what you're saying? Yeah. Can she get two three-digit amounts from that? That's the question.

Two equal three-digit amounts. Three-digit numbers. Oh, wait, she's got 300 counters though. 17 of them are tens and 16 of them are ones. Well, what are the rest? What are the rest of them? She's got

300. Read me the question again. 300 counters. Oh no, wait, let's move on from that one because there's another part. No, I've got it. I think I've got it. Okay, you've got it. The answer is yes because the 17s and the 10s are irrelevant and the 16 and the 1s are irrelevant. She's got 300 counters.

Yes, she can split those in half and she can have two piles of 150. I think the answer's actually two piles of 186. How? Isn't it? How would it be two piles of 186? Well, it says here... What's the correct answer? It says here that the correct answer...

She wrote the first one, it's 172. So how the hell did she get that? Even with the answer, I don't understand. Okay, there's a second part. You want to try the second part? Yeah. B. Can she make two equal three-digit numbers

if she had to use all of her counters? If so, draw the counters to show them. I don't know. It says, yes, Carla can make two equal three-digit numbers as 486 is an even number and she can be divided by two, which equals 243. Okay.

If that made sense to anybody, please text us on 9696. And are you a physicist? That's a seven-year-old maths homework. You must have asked it wrong because I'm definitely smarter than a seven-year-old. You must have mucked that up. I would debate that. No, you must have. No, it's not me, mate.

I should have been able to read it, not hear it from you. All right. We worked out the seven-year-old's maths equation, by the way. No, we didn't work it out. No, we didn't. People on the text machine helped us. I said it was your fault. I said it was your fault. I said it was your fault.

It's not my fault. There weren't 300 counters. I said 300s. Can you get a replay? Please produce a man. There were three 100 counters, and then there were 17 10 counters, and then there were 16 one counters. Stop mansplaining my own question to me.

I'm not mansplaining it. You are. You're like, listen to me. I'm not mansplaining it. You are. You're like, listen to me. I'm not mansplaining it to you. I'm mansplaining it to the whole country. Open your women's ears. From iHeartRadio. This is the latest live from LA with Dean McCarthy.

Open your woman ears. Listen to me. Hey, Dean McCarthy's not here at the moment, but we've got Borat news. Brie mentioned last week that Borat's new movie is about to come out, Borat Gift of Pornographic Monkey to Vice Premier Mikael Pence. That is the name of the movie. There's some more details on it. He's going to release it just before the US presidential election.

Smart. Yeah, it focuses on the situation in America around Donald Trump. Mm-hmm. And I'm assuming that the pornographic monkey gift to Premier Mikael Pence is Vice President Mike Pence. Yes.

I'm assuming so. Yeah. He's gonna... So it's gonna cause some controversy. He's probably gonna have to go, like, full underground after this.

He's probably not in the country, to be fair. No, I wouldn't be able to see him. He wouldn't be going back to the UK. Yeah. Interestingly, it's not coming out in cinemas. It's not not in the country, to be fair. No, I wouldn't be able to see it. It would be going back to the UK. Yeah. Interestingly, it's not coming out in cinemas.

It's not going to be released in theatres. Not a lot of theatres in the States are open at the moment because of the COVID pandemic. So Amazon Prime have bought the rights to it.

Oh, smart. And the movie is going to be a streaming release. A bit like Mulan was. Yeah, and then people pay for it and you watch it at home. Yeah. So Amazon Prime

is what you're going to need if you want to watch the new Borat film. Interesting. I'm definitely going to watch it. I don't want to have all these streaming services, though. Amazon Prime's good. Can people just join them all into one? Or is there...

Oh, I know. Yeah. I'm going to come up with a company that allows you to do that. You pay a little bit extra, but you get all of them in one. Copyright. Okay. Copyrighted. Yeah, it does, okay.

Or you just pay for them all. No. And then it just debits your card and you never think about it. Anyway, that's the latest. It's brought to you by Pump Sparkling. You can get that fresh feeling with Pump Sparkling.

Berry and lime with no sugar. Bree and Clint. Saw a post from Jacinda Ardern on her Instagram this week where she put up a picture of Neve's lunchbox. I saw this. Yeah. Very relatable. Oh, she's good at the relatable stuff.

And she wrote on it this. She wrote, Clark was up early this morning. When I came out to the kitchen, I found a lunchbox and he had labelled it for Neve. And it was packed and ready to go. I've been off campaigning. He's been parenting. This is just an appreciation post.

It takes a village, everybody. Yeah, that's really lovely. I noticed something unusual. Yeah? It was a Tupperware container, not really a lunchbox. Did you notice that? Oh, yeah, like a Systema thing. Yeah.

Yeah. Like when I think of lunchbox for kids, I think of, you know. Yeah, but they've just used what they've got on hand, even more relatable. More relatable. See, that's where they get know. Yeah, but they've just used what they've got on hand. Even more relatable. More relatable. See, that's where they get you. Yeah. It got me thinking about lunches, though.

And which parent usually makes the lunch? Who made your lunch when you were a kid? No one. No one made your lunch? Pretty much not. I'm not going to lie. My mum. And she was horrible at remembering to make lunches.

Really? Like, we would get up in the morning and the bus would be there. I'd be like, mum, where's my lunch? She'd be like, shit, here's $1.65. Get something from the tuck shop. I don't imagine your mum being a bad lunch maker. She was like top notch in every single category of being a mum. Yeah.

Except for making lunches. Are you sure or are you having selective memory? No, I'm pretty sure. Your mum? I think she would agree. Really? So if we called her right now, she would agree? That's an awkward phone call.

She would agree that she was, in your words, a shit lunchmaker? I hope she's busy right now. Your poor mum. I disagree. I've never talked to her about this as an adult. It's a very passive-aggressive way to bring up issues you have with your own upbringing. I said she was amazing at everything else except for that. But she never fed you.

Not at lunchtime. She was bad. This is going to be awkward. You have to put it to her. I'm not going to upset her. All right. Hello? Mum.

Yes, Brianna. How are you going? Good. Clint's here as well. Hi, Mumadai. Hi, Clint. How are you?? Good. Clint's here as well. Hi, Mama Di. Hi, Clint. How are you, beautiful boy? Yeah, good, thank you.

Anyway, no time for the niceties. Moving on. Look, Jacinda Ardern's in the news today because she put a post on her Instagram about how her partner, Clark, makes their daughters lunches. Yeah. Anyway, we started talking about who made our lunches in our families and I said you were horrible at it. Oh, Brianna.

Dead income. Be honest, Mum. I didn't believe her, by the way, and I said if you're going to slander that woman's good name on network radio, she deserves a right of reply. Now, I imagine you got up early and you had Bree's lunch ready for her every slack once I got into high school. I got a bit over it. Used to be a bit of lunch money used to go in the box. What did I say?

She would sling us like $1.65 and she'd be like, have a good day. You got a bit over it. Wasn't Bree at boarding school when she was at high school anyway? You got rid of me real early. See, I'm telling you, you weren't good, Mum. Everything else, 10 out of 10. No, I wasn't good, I have to admit. And I reckon go for it.

Jacinta's got a winner there. I reckon she should stick with me. You're talking about Jacinta. She should stick with Clark. I can understand why you would get over making Bree's lunch. That's totally understandable. Just tell me and promise me you never missed a day making hot Aidan's lunch. That boy was raised right.

She would cook him hot meals in the overnight cooker, and she'd make him rice and naan breads fresh off the stove. And then I would come home, and she'd be like, here's $ dollar sixty-five go get yourself something from the table. I can tell, that boy's never missed a meal in his life. Alright Mum and Dad, good to talk to you

thanks so much. Yeah, bye Mum. Love you. Love you too. Love you. Bye. Bree and Clint. Big news in the social media world apparently Facebook and Instagram are looking at merging the two direct messenger features. So obviously you know how you have an inbox on Instagram

and you've got messenger for Facebook. They're saying that they're going to make them into one message box stream. I don't think I want that. I don't know if I want that either. No. It becomes confusing. I like that they're separate. And they're very different kinds of messages.

Yeah. Like the Instagram inbox, mostly for sharing memes, I find. You just DM each other memes on there. Yeah, that's it, memes. Whereas Facebook Messenger is for everything. You talk about everything. Like I don't even have some of my flatmate's numbers. I talk to my mum on Messenger.

Yeah, you use it for everything. You can call. Our work chat is on Messenger. You call on Facebook Messenger, which you don't on Messenger. Yeah, you use it for everything. You can call. Our work chat is on Messenger. You call on Facebook Messenger, which you don't on Instagram. Yeah. Well, I don't anyway. It's also interesting to see that there's an option that they're looking into where you're going to be able to watch a video with someone whilst on a call.

Watch a video with someone while on a call. So you'll be able to. So say you're on facebook messenger and you're video chatting yeah um or you can bring a video into the chat yeah like a facebook video oh weird that's cool eh yeah um and then they also said uh that you'll be able to like screen mirror your screen i think yeah and so if you're like, oh, I need you to look at this. Oh, like you do in Zoom. Yes.

Like someone can put up the screen in Zoom. Yeah, so it says here, as well as cross-platform messaging, there will be cross-platform scrolling with users being able to search for profiles across both apps at the same time as well. Yeah, buzzy. As long as they don't merge Facebook and Instagram news feed. Oh, that's weird.

I don't want boomers in my Instagram feed, you know? Yeah. We had this conversation earlier. If they're going to combine the inboxes of those two, controversial idea. I look at them as different. They're different things. Yeah.

And they've got a different level of importance. What's the hierarchy of messages? Like what message do you give the most priority to? And I'm talking so messenger, Instagram DM, text message, email. Email, yep. And are there any others we need to include in there? WhatsApp. WhatsApp.

WhatsApp's a bit niche. Not everyone's on WhatsApp. I like WhatsApp. A lot of people have WhatsApp. Especially if you have people like loved ones overseas. All right, WhatsApp's in. Okay. Email, IG, DM, Messenger, text and email.

Did I say email? Yeah, you said email. WhatsApp. I think text message is probably the one that I always reply to. Text message, weirdly, still carries like a serious amount of importance. I think it's like number one. If it's important, you text them. Yeah.

Yeah. And read receipts have made that better. Keep people accountable. Yeah. Okay. Yeah. All right. Text message.

We'll go text message number one. So we've done the top. What do you think is the least? What's at the bottom? Yeah. Instagram DM. You reckon? Don't Instagram DM me if it's important.

That's how I look at it. Right. Instagram DM is just for fun. Yeah. Usually I think you Instagram message someone if it's off the back of one of their stories or you're commenting on a post or... Yeah.

Yeah. Actually, I'll put one below that. Snapchat. Oh, yeah. Snapchat's at the bottom. My sister's Snapchat messaged me something important the other day. It's like the address to a wedding or something.

It was like, I'm not coming over, can you let mum and dad know? And I didn't see it until the next day. Yeah, you're not checking. Because I'm not checking Snapchat, it's not 2017. Yeah. So, okay, Snapchat at the bottom, then IG DM and text at the top. Where does Messenger sit?

Yeah, second. Messenger is second? Yeah, I use Messenger for a lot. So is email in the middle? Email is somewhere in the middle. Somewhere in the middle. Yeah. Yeah, right. Okay.

You don't even know the password to your email. I'll remember it one day. You will not. Yes, I will. If I ever want to give you anything important. It's only like my work email, so nothing important is coming in there, right? I just ask you what's going on.

And then I text it to you. Yeah. Bree and Clint. Bree and Clint's Pumped Up with Pumped Sparkling. Yeah, thanks to the new Park Sparkling Berry and Lime, we're giving away free cash. All you've got to do is tell us to stop before we pump it up too much. It just makes me feel fresh, this whole thing.

I like it. It makes you feel fresh. It does. Like this song. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. I'm just ready to go. Ashley's here. Hi, Ashley.

G'day, Ash. Oh, my God, that's me. Hi. Hi. Welcome, Ashley. Are you feeling lucky today? I'm very lucky, yeah. Good.

We want you to win the most money possible, okay? Okay. Woo! The trick is holding on as long as possible before you say stop without holding on too long because if the bubble bursts before you say stop, you're going home with nothing, okay? Yep, don't change. So I reckon the best way to do it, Ash,

is get a number in your mind of what you'd be happy with and try and get to that and straight after, yell stop. Okay. All right. Good luck. Here it comes. Nice and loud with the stop when you're ready. You got to bump it up.

$50. $100. $135. $145. $190. $260 $300 I reckon she got nailed it on the $300. Yeah, you've nailed it on $300, Ash.

Congratulations. $300. Crushed it. Do you want to see how far it could have went? Yeah, let's go. All right, let's figure it out. Good luck. Well, good luck.

You've got it now. Let's see what you missed out on. $315. That's nothing. $335. A little bit more. $390. $425.

Oh, that's not too bad at all, Ash. That's not too bad. About $120 difference. Pretty good. But you've got $300 cash. Congratulations. Woo! Thank you.

I like you. You've got great energy. Yeah. You like getting pumped up? Get Ashley there as your hot girl. Oh, yeah. We're going to get pumped up one more time tomorrow if you want to win. We'll do it around the same time, I think, tomorrow

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We have to be up to date with, you know, what's happening in the world. On the pulse. And usually, you know, it's a lot of light, fun stories. But I came across this one story that's really riled me up a little bit. Okay. It's annoyed me quite a lot actually and it's to do with facebook and it's about um it's actually an aussie company who make products for females when that when they're on their period yeah it's about the new chocolate huh

chocolate no it's about this the new type of underwear and there's amazing new zealand companies as well who are making these which which I'll get to in a second. But this company is called Modibodi and essentially it's where they make period underwear. More sustainable, cheaper for women and it's just a great product. Anyway, I'm not sure when they put this ad campaign out, but this company put this ad campaign out advertising the product essentially what's happened is when they put this on facebook the ad um facebook has decided that they would remove the ad as it's breached the guidelines of prohibited content what are the guidelines so i looked that up says ads must not contain shocking, sensational, inflammatory or excessively violent content.

That's what the Facebook advertising policies page says. I've never had my period, but I don't think it's any of those things. Well, in the ad, I'm not going to lie. I think it was a real refreshing take on advertising a period product because it was really like just showed i don't know the reality true it does depend on on the content of the ad i guess yeah and how the product is one thing but the way you advertise it as another it showed the reality of what it's actually like for us females 50 of the population and something that happens to us every month yeah um and it showed the reality of that okay stuff that happens anyway Anyway, I completely disagree with this.

I think it's so outdated that they would go this far as to take off this piece of content when they can't even regulate other content that's on their platform. I'm not going to go there, but like the Christchurch, what happened in Christchurch, and they couldn't even regulate that, but they're going after people like this.

They can't take down hate speech, but they can take a stand against period undress. Yeah, yeah. It's just ridiculous. Really good point. And I'm so sick of the conversation around, you know, female menstruation being so, like, taboo and whatever, and this isn't helping.

But I also think it's because I read that New Zealand brand, and I'll give them a shout out here, Awa. They've talked about it because they have a really good product called the Eva Brief, which they make the exact same products. The period undies, right? Period undies. And the founder, Michelle Wilson, has now said after seeing that their campaign got taken down,

we're rethinking what we can put on social media now. Right, I see. But the less we bring it to light and talk about, you know, the reality of what it's like, it's going to continue to be a taboo subject. It was really interesting in the debate last night, hearing Judith and Jacinda talk about it as well, because they talked about period poverty in New Zealand.

And Patti said to them, will you subsidise sanitary products for women? Jacinda said yes. No, she said no because she said you're just subsidising the companies that make them, which was a really good point. She said we want to focus on putting free products in schools, which is a great way of starting. Which is awesome because no child should have to go through that at all.

But I think this is where it comes in that this product is something that's sustainable for women. But then Facebook, companies like Facebook are going, no, we're going to take down your advertising. Yeah, it's a bit rough. Because it's showing what it's really like. But you see what's happened? What?

Everyone's talking about it. And that's why I wanted to talk about it this afternoon. Yeah. Because I think it's wrong and I think the less we talk about, you know, periods and people get uncomfortable and whatever, it's a real thing. 50% of us have it, you know. We get it every month. Yeah.

It's a real thing. Get on board. Support these companies that are making amazing products and really helping females because that's what it's all about. There you go. Yeah. Bree and Clint. This is Drax Project on ZM.

Bree and Clint. Once upon a time, thereie and Clint. This is Drax Project on ZM. Imoeroa. Brie and Clint. Once upon a time, there was a girl. She was smart, debatable, talented, athletic. Not really. Picking a movie based on just the plot line? That she can do. Brie and Clint's What's the Plot?

Alright, let's go, baby. Let's get this thing on. $350 of mobile fuel up for grabs this afternoon. If Laura, you can take down Brie in What's the Plot. Good afternoon. Hello. Hi, how's it going? Have you played before, Laura, in the car? In the car, yes. And how'd you go?

Sometimes good, sometimes not so good. Oh, that makes me nervous. You need two correct answers before Bree gets two correct answers to take out the game. And this week, because of what's going on in the world right now, the theme for What's the Plot is movies that feature the president. Oh, no. Okay? Movies that feature the president. Oh, no. Okay. Movies that feature the president.

Okay. Laura, your buzzer is your name, and you don't need to wait for me to finish the plot line before you yell it out and have a guess. Good luck, everybody. Movie number one. A geek, a pilot, and the US president and a group of ragtag survivors

unite to save mankind from annihilation as an alien race... Bree. Independence Day. Independence Day... is correct. Yes! Will Smith. Love Will Smith.

Okay. Can't say I've seen it recently, though. No, great movie, though. Yeah, it is a good movie. Great movie. Okay, movie number two. Laura, you need this one, okay? You need this to stay in the game.

All right, we've got this. You've got this. I believe in you. Movie number two. Capitol Police Officer John. Bree. Bree. Yes! White House Down

White House Down is correct Did you know that Laura? I think I did yeah We're chatting Tatum Yeah and Jamie Foxx is the President She's done it I was on my bed again Sorry Laura

Yeah you crushed that one You really strong armed her Sorry Laura not this week Which means next week we'll play for $400 I'm happy with that She's done it. That was one of my better games. Sorry, Laura. Yeah, you crushed that one. You really strong-armed her. Sorry, Laura, not this week, which means next week we'll play for $400. I'm happy with that. $400 of mobile fuel. Oh, my God, I can breathe again for a week. She gets so tense.

Bree and Clint. Look, I'll warn you. It's a warning. When I read out this statistic on this study, you're probably going to go, yeah, duh. Okay. Because that's what I did when I read out this statistic on this study, you're probably going to go, yeah, duh. Okay. Because that's what I did when I read it. As I kept an obvious alert? Yeah, I think so. Okay, sure.

All right. Will you tell me? Okay, sure. There's a study that's been done about single people and people in relationships and pretty much who's the best at being social. Okay. Okay.

And it said that it's actually a scientific study. They've actually put some thought and effort into it. But it's found. I already know the answer. And I feel personally attacked. That when it comes to being social, it's much better to be in a relationship. Really? Jokes.

I was like, damn, this survey is wrong. in a relationship. Really? Jokes. I was like, damn, this survey's wrong. No, they said it's much better to be single, which when you read that, you're like, well, duh. Well, duh. Makes sense.

Yeah. When you go into a relationship, like it or not, you are going to isolate from your friend group a bit. A bit. It doesn't matter. Some more than others.

Some more than others. Yeah. But you are from time to time. Because maybe you caught up with your friends every Friday night. Guess what? There's going to be a Friday night where you and your partner just stay home and have tables. You have to.

And then you know what will happen? You'll have a baby. And that will become every Friday night. Even smaller. Yeah. And every Saturday night. And then you have another baby and it becomes even smaller and smaller and smaller. Which I'm not complaining about.

It's just a fact of life. It's just a fact of life. It's just a fact of life. It's just the way that things go. This study published in the Journal of Social and Personal Relationships pretty much looked at the different ties you've got to relatives, neighbours, friends in adults, and it revealed that single individuals are more likely to frequently stay in touch and provide help to others and receive help from others

and just have that general connection with other people. Yeah, well, you have to when you're single. Because you don't have anyone else. Oh, ouch. Oh, low blow, Bree. Ouch. That's ouch. I was going to say, I'm single.

It's fine, but I'm not. No, you've been in a relationship for quite a while now. Quite some time. Sometimes you think you're single, though. No, I don't. Sometimes you're quite a while now. Quite some time. Sometimes you think you're single though. No, I don't. Sometimes you're like, yeah, let's stay out. Oh, damn it, I've got that pesky partner at home. No, I don't ever think I'm single.

You do make more of an effort to be social when you're single, not just because you have to, but because you can. You're completely unattached. You have no one to answer to and you've got no one, you don't have to let anybody know what time you're going to be home when you're single. That is one thing. And even someone like me who i love being in the relationship that i am i am in but i can admit uh the thing i miss about being single is you have no responsibility for anyone else you can just do whatever you want yeah you seeing that

as a bad thing it's a good thing for me. What? Having a bit of responsibility and going, no, mate, you need to go home. There's someone waiting for you at home, you need to go home. Right. So I've got self-control. Yeah, right. Maybe that's something I lack. Yeah. When I'm single, when I was single.

Yeah, you are someone that I could picture to be like that. It's like when Lucy and Tui go away for the weekend to Lucy's parents' place. I'm like, it's on the loose. Let's go. And Bree'm like, Glenn's on the loose. Let's go. And Bree's like, it's Tuesday. You can always tell when your wife and child are away. I'm always like, is Lucy away? And you're like, yeah, how do you know?

And I was like, it's just a smell. I try and make up for six months of not going out in one night. I'm like, just take it easy. I was like, settle down. Yeah, okay, that results. They didn't need to do a study for that. I have no doubt that single people are more social than people in relationships.

I think what they were trying to pretty much portray is that a lot of the time, you know, they're saying that marriage should be the goal, that should be the end point for everyone. Whereas this study is saying that it shouldn't be the ultimate goal because single people have a lot of perks in their life as well. There's good things about being single. Yeah, they apparently...

Don't feel like you've failed life because you're not in a relationship. You maintain good social bonds and being single could be the way to go for a lot of people. Yeah, look at Hugh Hefner. That was a bad example. Yeah, it's not a great example. And he wasn't really single. He was the opposite.

Or happy. No. He had like 17 girlfriends. I've never seen a man who's pretending to be happy more than Hugh Hefner. If I wear this furry robe, this velvet robe, I think people will not know. I'm bankrupt, but it's a dream. This is what I wanted. Now come and get in my spa that's a human soup.

We hate you, old man. Oh, yeah. Why do you have to talk like this? What do you want to ask? I want to ask people, like, have you been single for a long time? Oh, okay. And what's it like? Are you loving it?

Do you love being single? Yeah. Yeah. Those people living their best life. What's the best thing about being single? Yeah. Yeah. Those people living their best life. What's the best thing about being single? Yeah. Yeah. I want to know.

Okay, 0800 dial ZM. And then we can live through them, Clint. Yeah, convince us to leave our partners. That's your challenge this afternoon, single people. 0800 dial ZM or you can text us on 9696. Now there's a man who's not happy about being single. Can he write a happy song? God.

What we're doing this afternoon, it's Bree and Clint by the way, you're on ZDM. What we're doing this afternoon is we're looking to talk to single people. That's right. We want to know how long you've been single and sell the dream. What do you love about it? A study has revealed, shock horror, that single people are more social than people in relationships. They're better at all round relationships with people

and staying in touch. I don't think there's a single person in a relationship who would argue that That's not true. Everyone in a relationship knows that they're neglecting their friends. There's nothing like seeing the guy or girl your best mate that you hung out with when you were both single and then seeing them like six months into

a relationship and you're like oh hey man hey, man, sorry I haven't text. You know what is the best though? What? When, say, you and your best mate that hung out all the time and then you both got into relationships. Yeah. If it ever comes back around full circle and you're both in a relationship again,

has that ever happened to you? What? You're both not in a relationship? Again, like later after being in one. Oh, I see. Oh, it's good. You said you're celebrating the breakup.

Well, you just have each other and you have... single each other, you know? It's good. We've got some single people on the phone. Hey, Vincent.

Hi, Vincent. Yo, what's up, guys? Sell us the dream, man. How good is it being single? Oh, it's absolutely amazing. You have all the time in the world to work on yourself

and become the best version of yourself. And you don't have to answer to anyone and live life in your terms. It is very true. I've been single for about a year and a half and it's not stopping anytime soon. What a great attitude. You sound empowered.

What are you doing to better yourself? What are you doing to make yourself the best you you can be? You've got time for everything. Yeah, absolutely. Going to the gym. Oh, yeah. I remember what that was like.

Eating good food. Yeah. And just hanging out with friends and family that mean the most to me. There you go. Yeah. That definitely sounds like being single because being in a relationship involves not going to the gym and eating chocolate, which are good things too. Both good.

Yeah, yeah. Both good. Okay, Vincent, that's inspirational. We appreciate it. Mike's here. G'day, Mike. Hello, Mike. G'day, g'day.

How are we? Good, Mike. How long have you been single for? Oh, I've been single for about six years now. Okay, so you know your way around singledom? Oh, yeah, buddy. It's a dream, isn't it? Is it?

Tell us. Oh, mate, let me tell you. How good's it, buddy, going out, not having to, buddy, deal with any bullshit coming home? Yeah. Oh, mate, let me tell you. How good's it bloody going out, not having to bloody deal with any bullshit coming home? Yeah. Right, okay. Hey. He's got a point.

Why'd your last relationship end? Oh, yeah. Going out. I thought you were going to say going out and then I had to deal with all the bullshit. Oh, no, no. I did go out a fair bit, though. That's probably led to it.

Are you in the market for a partner? Like, do you keep your eyes peeled for the one? Oh, yeah, you know, you're always messing around a bit on Tinder and everything, hey? Yeah. Yeah, why not, Mike? You sound like a catch. Oh, mate, I'll tell you, I'm not. Where do you live?

What part of New Zealand? Oh, I'm in the Naki. You should have guessed that. Oh, we love the Naki. How good was it having the shield for a week? Oh mate, it was good. I even got a photo for it. Yeah, how good. If you like the sound of Mike, he's been single for six

years, Texas 9696. We'll pass on the numbers, Mike. Oh yeah, why not? Give it a go, eh? He'll be at the front booth at Crowded House Bar at six o'clock tonight. How does that sound? That's where everyone will be.

Jonathan, g'day. Hello. Hey, what's up? Not much. How long have you been single? I've been single for about four weeks now. I think it started September. Yeah.

Right, so this is fairly new. And how long before that? Like how long had you been in a relationship? Right, so I actually came out of the closet in 2017, I think. Within a couple of days, I was straight into a relationship. Oh, no. So you didn't have time to explore and have fun. No, none of that, none of that, none of that.

So, yeah, like three years later, now I've got my chance to spread my wings. I'm just enjoying the freedom of choice. How good. And perfect time is, you know, we're all starting to not have to socially distance as much. In summer. And summer's coming and you can find a rainbow unicorn and fly on down to Family Bar in Auckland if you want.

Yeah. My only concern, though, is for the last three years, I let my body form into its natural state and so now I've got to work on that summer body. Right. You know what's okay though, Jonathan? What's that? Is that every single person

that's happened to in the last year because we've all been inside for COVID. No one's been to the gym in nine months, Jonathan. So you're fine. Couldn't agree more. I'm so excited for you. Go paint the town rainbow.

I will. You're going to have a great time. I'll start tonight. Yeah, good start. Thanks, Jonathan. Three great ambassadors for the single life. See, that sounds so fun, doesn't it? Stop sounding so interested in it.

I mean, relationships are good too. Bree and Clint. It's my birthday. It's my birthday. Bree and Clint's birthday banger. All right, birthday banger for a Thursday. Three people's birthdays. What was number one on their 16th?

Amanda, hi. Hello, Amanda. Hello, hello. How are you? I'm good, how are you? Very well. What's your birthday? 28th of July, 1984.

Okay, you were 16 in the year 2000, the millennium on the 28th of July. And on that day, this was number one. I'm out of love, and on that day, this was number one. You know, I've totally gone blank on her name. Are you kidding? What's her name? Anastasia.

Oh, see, I thought it was Anastasia, but then because Anastasia started with us, I was like, no, I'm thinking about producer. I've got her name confused. No, Anastasia. It is Anastasia, isn't it? And it's for Amanda. Yeah, right. There we go.

Like that one, Amanda? So-so. You don't like it? Okay, fair enough. No, we like honesty. Okay, I thought that was a power banger. I love that.

Michael's here. G'day, Michael. Hello, Michael. G'day. How are you guys? Good, thank you. What's your birthday? July 19, 1975.

All right, you were 16 in, oh, 75. I thought it was 74. Oh, have you worked it out for 1990 instead of 91? Nope, nope. Yep, definitely put 91. And on that day, Mike, this was... Hang on, hang on, hang on. Are we doing a 60?

What have we actually got? I had 75, and then the two producers said, no, it's 74. And then I got... 75. 75. So what year have you worked out for? 1990.

Okay, Michael, you're about to find out what's number one on your 15th birthday, okay? Sounds lovely. Just as good. Here it is. Here it is. On your 15th birthday, this song was number one. If you found out Here it is. Here it is. On your 15th birthday, this song was number one.

Oh, it's getting a rapturous applause in the background. It's my daughter's 11th birthday today. Oh, there you go. Oh, happy birthday. What's your daughter's name? Tessa. Tessa? We've managed to find your actual 16th birthday song.

Oh, have we? Here we go. What if it's not as good? Well, you decide. Here's your actual birthday banger. Yeah, I don't know. Now you're happy. Okay, good.

You want to keep Colour Me Bad? Sounds good to me. Go Colour Me Bad keep Colour Me Bad? Sounds good to me. Go Colour Me Bad. Colour Me Bad. Okay, got it. No worries. Let's do one more birthday banger for Leah. Hey, Leah.

Hi, Leah. Hi. Correct me if I'm wrong, Leah, but you turned 16 this year. Yes, yes, I did. So this is the first year you've been able to do birthday banger. Pardon? This is the first year you've actually been able to call up and do Birthday Banger? Yeah, yeah. How cool.

Okay, let's do it. What day were you born, Leah? The 25th of March. All right, so 2004, you were 16 this year on the 25th of March, and if we go back to March, this was top of the charts. Benny, Super Lonely. We're still playing that. Yeah, it's great.

You've got a Kiwi birthday banger. Are you happy? Yeah, I'm so happy about that. Your birthday banger's got its own TikTok dance. It does. Yeah, there you go. Good stuff. I think Anastasia has to win birthday banger.

I'm voting Anastasia. Yeah, I agree. Let's do it. Not enough. Amanda will be happy. She'll be happy. She won. Amanda, you won birthday banger.

There you go. Nice stuff. Get it, girl. Bree and Clint, this is it in. Oh, yeah. Now baby come on Don't claim that love You never let me feel I should have known Cause you brought nothing real

Come on be a man about it You won't die I ain't got no more tears to cry And I can't take this no more You know I gotta let it go And you know I'm out of love, set me free And let me out this misery.

Just show me the way to get my life again. You can handle me. Said I'm out of luck. Can't you see, baby, that you've got to set me free. I'm out of luck. Yeah. free I'm out of love yeah said how many times have I tried

to turn this love around but every time you just let me down come on be a man about it you'll suffer I'm sure that you can work it out alright Come on, be a man about it You'll survive Sure that you can work it out

All right Tell me yesterday Did you know I'd be the one to let you go And you know My love Set me free Set me free

Set me free Set me free Set me free. Let me out this misery. Give my life again. You can't handle me. Set my life. I'm out of love. Can't you see?

Baby, you got to set me free. I'm out of love. Let me get over you. The way you got over me. Seems like my time has come. And now I'm moving on. I'll be stronger. Set me free.

Let me out this misery Show me the way To give my life again You can't handle me Set me free Let me out this misery Show me the way To give my life again Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. No, no, no, no, no. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah Let me know No, no, no, no, yeah I'm just a mystery Give my life again Zed in Brinkley, that's a great birthday banger. For Amanda, it's Anastasia.

We've got our own Anastasia now in the team. Yeah, can you hit those kind of notes, Anastasia? Give it a go. Do you like Anastasia because your name own Anastasia now in the team Yeah, can you hit those kind of notes, Anastasia? Give it a go Do you like Anastasia because your name's Anastasia? Yeah, I'm a little bit over the gag But I get the Disney movie more Oh, do you? Yeah, right

Maybe if we ever did a producer's Friday Oaky Me and Ben could do Anastasia What's the Disney movie? Do you mean Fantasia? No, and we've been through this There was a movie called Anastasia About a Russian princess. Yeah.

Oh, right. During the Tsar era. Age game, how old's Anastasia? Not the producer, but the singer. And you've got the result? I've got the result. I'll go Anastasia. Ooh, is she 50?

If Jennifer Aniston's 50, she's 50. She's 50. I'm going to say she's 50. I'm going to say 52. 52? 48. 48. Anastasia is 52.

Anastasia is on the money. Of course she is. It's her namesake. It's her hero. I felt really grown up last night because me and my flatmates. You microwaved your own dinner. No. Did that.

And then after that, we sat down to watch the debate. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. It was the second debate, obviously the one hosted by Patti Gower, Jacinda Ardern taking on Judith Collins and I feel like it got a lot more heated last night. The next one, all the parties joining in, it's a big one, it's a mass debate. It is.

And I thought, you know, how can I make this exciting and relevant for our audience that, you know, a lot of the time they're kind of like, oh, that full debate, not very exciting. Yeah, it's a bit of a politics deep dive. It's cool to be politically active and engaged, but sometimes a bit too much is a bit too much. Yeah, so I thought, how can I grab our audience's attention?

And I thought the most interesting part of the whole debate was this. Judith Collins, have you ever used cannabis? No, I have not. Jacinda Ardern, have you ever used cannabis? Yes, I did, a long time ago. Great. I mean, I was hooked. I was hooked, and I thought it was very interesting.

Then they went, Patti Gowler, have you ever used weed? And he was like, yeah, last week. I'm on it right now. I did a doco on it. And then I thought, how can I make, you know, take that piece of audio and get our audience excited about the election? And I put my head together with producer Ben, and we came up with a 2020 Jacinda versus Judith remix. Peace up. Eighth town down.

Tinatato Katoa. There are 17 days to go. remix. after October 17th. Let's bring in the leaders of the Labour and National Parties, Jacinda Ardern and Judith Collins. Wait for the drop. Let's go! Judith Collins, have you ever used cannabis? No, I have not. No, I haven't. Jacinda Ardern, have you ever used cannabis?

Yes, I did, a long time ago. Yes, I did. Yes, I did. Yes! Yes! I know what you might be thinking. And if you're a national voter, you're like, this isn't fair. It's not very fair. Judith doesn't get as much of a run as Jacinda in this remix. No, it's very Jacinda heavy.

In fact, I'm going to accuse you of being pro-Jacinda. Well, stop right there, because producer Ben and I have put our heads together again and we've made a Judith Collins version of the same remix. Take a listen. Judith Collins. Have you ever used cannabis? No, I have not. Jacinda Ardern, have you ever used cannabis?

Yes, I did. A long time ago. No, I have not. No, I have not. No, I have not. No, I have not. No, I have not. No, I have not. It's not as much fun, though, because she's saying no the whole time.

I know. Be a yes man. I'm not saying you should do it. I'm just saying. There it is, Clint. Our show's way, the Bree and Clint way of bringing the information you need to know about the upcoming election to the people. Damn, that's hot. That is fire. I love that. No, I have not.

That was so good, I'm considering voting. That's what it's all about. Get out there and vote. I've got a hot music take. Controversial, hot music take That I need to deliver on this show And I'd appreciate it if you as my co-host Just let me do it, okay? I know you don't agree with this

What do you mean? You haven't asked me No, I know you're anti this I know you're anti it But I need to take a stand for myself And say I believe in this And it's time that I spoke out And said how I feel for a change So if you could just support me

That would be good Okay? Do I have your support? I don't know,, that would be good. Do I have your support? I don't know. I have to hear it first. Do I have your support? I don't want to open. To speak my mind. Do I have your support to speak my mind?

Yes, you have my support to give your opinion. I, Clint Roberts, hot rockin' radio DJ here on ZDM radio station, believe that we are doing our listeners a disservice. By playing Lewis Capaldi too much. Maybe. Maybe. Maybe what she just said. No, I believe we are underserving our audience by not allowing them to listen

to the new Vin Diesel and Kygo song. I think this song is a banger and you just think it's not because he's Vin Diesel And you think he's a big joke No, I'm the one that broke this news to you Yeah, you did and I said to you, that's good And you go, no, it's not I never said it's not good

I just said, it's okay Are you on my team? I don't think it's a banger I'm giving you the opportunity, Bree, to get on board early here And be a tastemaker And come with me and say the Vin Diesel Kygo song is a banger and we should be playing it on ZM. Look, I'm not going to lie. I did watch the first Fast and the Furious film last night.

Yes, you're getting in the mood. He's an icon. Vin Diesel is an icon. Why shouldn't he be a double threat? I love Vin Diesel. Yeah. I absolutely adore Vin Diesel. Do you know how old Vin Diesel was in that first movie?

How old? I went down a deep dive on Vin Diesel last night. 30. 34. Yeah, right. He's been around for ages, and now he's making his foray into music, and I think it's time that we support him. I love how Kygo, in the past 12 months, has really collaborated with some amazing people.

First, he went Whitney Houston. I mean, the absolute ultimate of the divas. Yeah, yeah. And First he went Whitney Houston I mean the absolute ultimate of the divas. And then he went Tina Turner who's also amazing. And then he's went with Vin Diesel. He's doing something different. It's a real left field isn't it? I think we make a stand now.

I think we say screw the rules. I'm happy to play it. And this show here takes a stand as the number one Vin Diesel playing radio station in New Zealand. And we play the whole damn song. Okay? Yeah. Let's do it.

Let's swap it for the Lewis Capaldi song coming up. All right, here we go. We're doing it. All right. This is the first time it's been played on ZM. I'm keen. Vin Diesel, made by Kygo. This is Feel Like I Do.

Let us know your thoughts. 9696. ZM's free in Clint. Kaigo, this is Fear Like I Do. Let us know your thoughts. 9696.