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Speaker 1: Nathan Matt and Sean podcast Everybody on Sunday nights. I was at home, minding my own business in the kitchen, just cleaning up the dishes from dinner for one.
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Speaker 2: So coples in doing my song, I was doing the dish. Do you do you just for the sake of because it's silly just doing one plate? Well, do you have like the little source of thing on the side for side plates?
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Speaker 1: Honestly, sometimes sometimes I want to use towel. If I'm gonna have something that can be served, I stand over sinking. Need it for something like flaky, I'll stand over the sink. Yeah, that's good idea. Yeah. But anyways, doing I'll do my dishes, my dish, so I don't I don't want to light at people my knife for my fault. Okay, And next minute I heard something huge explosion. Was that life?
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Speaker 3: That's the actually the actual So it's amazing that you're recording at the time.
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Speaker 1: It's amazing that I record everything at home just in case something happens, you know, with myself and myself. And it did so big explosion. I went, oh my god, what the hell is that? And I started running around looking for Whatsically when an explosion is really big, you don't we know where it came from, so I know what I mean. Next minute, I hear this and water pouring out of the laundry, and I went, oh, I'm going open up. I've got the French door launches, so the ones it's in the hallway. Oh yeah, I know, yeah, like the little euro laundry. Yeah yeah, she did it once, So I've got that. I've opened it up. And the hot water, the electric hot water system has exploded. And I'm not talking exploded. You guys seen the video. It's it's exploded. The things come off of there. It's just surey everywhere. There was a smell, like a real burning sort of smell as well, and I was like, oh my god, this is insane. So was the water going everywhere? Yeah, but no, Natalie is amazing thing. How how controlled is this for a disaster. I'll put the videos on our socials. Right, the water was coming out of the hot water system directly into the sink. Oh that's it was not a drop. So you just went back to the problem. And I said to the to the plumbers, we got one of our Nova family. I'm smart fixed. They came around and did it for us. And Alan came around. By the way, if you ever get Alan around, he is brilliant, ask his opinion on anything. But he came around and he was just like, Oh my god, that that's amazing that it just went in there. And I said, I know, like, and I said to Mike, could have gone away for a month and it would have been fine.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, because you hear those horror stories of pipe spurnsting or whatever when.
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Speaker 1: People are get back and the house is flying all the time. Yeah, it wouldn't have been anyway. So no harm, no foul. No. So they came around and they fix it. I've got a brand new Reese system. Digital were very exciting, Sean. I opened up my pants, my launder and outside star Trek and anyway so that would live. That was about two thousand, two hundred or something like that, right for a new hot water system. I told him to get me to the saban, get me to get one. And then the that night I was cleaning up the sink and then I saw something on the sinker mark on the sink because I never used that laundry thing. Do you ever use a laundry thing? I don't have a laundry think, oh good, what about you? He goes ladies that need a miss me personally no, obviously, but my wife does. She uses the laundry thing. Yeah, hairdressing, she does a couple of heir for me. Laundry thinking head where that's where the clothes go? Sure? Yeah, yeah, yeah absolutely right. So anyway, so I'm going, wait there, well, how is this marked, you know, like permanently? And I thought, wow, this explosion must have been big. It wasn't marked. There were two little holes in there, right, two little holes in and they're probably the size of a match head. Yeah, yeah, yeah, And I was like, oh my god, this has had so much force. Yeah, and there's me an owl from smart Fixed were saying. And then so then then he left, and then once he left I felt went and wait, I can't see Okay, imagine if a bullet goes through a bit of metal, it's got the exit point where it's all sort of yeah, the exit point of it underneath the sink, and there was flat And then I thought back to the smell. We run off the right off their feet. So I had to deal with this myself. So yeah, so I've I've gone my dad. There must have been some acid thing in there that converted through metal that.
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Speaker 3: Quick a hole in your metal laundry. Think it has to have ben and that's come from your exploding.
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Speaker 1: Sure has to be. Yeah, I mean I keep my acid somewhere else, only enough little holes, so I don't know. It wasn't like a pool of it and away.
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Speaker 3: It's like to like like something's dripped on it and then and dripped in another spot.
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Speaker 1: I remember water coming out as well. So what could be so powerful that we water is coming backloted? Yes to anyway, So that's not saying they don't the traders don't even believe that system comes with anything like that in it. Yes, So they're contacting that manufacturer and saying, do you have any battery acid in your system? Because to our knowledge, we didn't. But he goes, this is a first. I've never seen this happen before. So here's the Yeah, No, Sean, I could have died. I basically could have died. I was in the kitchen. Uh, And so I said, do you know around the ballpark? Figure of what this is going to cost and then replace the sink. I was gonna here we go. So it's not replacing the sink, because those are units that are together. So basically you got to built in laundry innit. You gotta get the whole laundry. And he goes and then as you can see, Nathan, he goes in the wall, just the side. When they've built this place, they have wedged it into the plasta and built that around, so it's sort of built. They plaster it in. That is not uncommon in the laundry. And then in the back he said, and then the back one has a lip that goes up and that's been plasted in the wall as well. So all these cars will have to come off. They still have to come out. You have to get it probably re waterproof, waterproof Wednesday, as we know from the block, as we do, and then you'll have to get a retiled. And I said to him, could this going to quite it? Could this possibly be more expensive than the two thy two hundred water system?
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Speaker 3: And he said, yes, probably it's probably a lot more. I mean, good needs these insurance or coverage. But also that's crazy, it's crazy.
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Speaker 2: But you see, I mean getting back to the block or any any people who've done renovations, as soon as you do something in the bathroom.
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Speaker 1: It is an absolute nightmare. It's so expensive. Yeah, that's going to be huge. It's going to be way more than two grand. The size of my hand, the whole laundry. That's my hand, massive hands beside my hand. So I want to talk about this situation because I'm blown away that this thing could possibly cost me thousands of dollars too. Tiny, little tiny check out the Nova Socia. You're going to have a look. We want to talk about this situation. Right, So the smallest issue or problem or damage it could be with your body and coming with your home, and then suddenly there is a huge cost associated how for that the size of a match? Shannon? Hello, Hello, Hi Shannan. What happened?
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Speaker 4: We had a rat living in our forward Ranger were actually called him that, we nicknamed him, and we knew he was in there because he kept setting off the interior alarm and we go out there deer in headlights and.
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Speaker 1: Music of his friends, Magan's girlfriend.
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Speaker 5: He was.
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Speaker 4: We were just driving down the road one day, turned the corner and the whole cast stop and we're like, oh, this is not ideal. So called the RS. We ended up having to get toad. We got Toad to mechanics and the rat had gotten into that engine bay and eaten the entire wiring. Hunt what that was would have basically, oh, he did die.
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Speaker 1: And he know you if you if you bit into the wrong wire brake lines, Yeah, absolutely, but he.
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Speaker 4: Ate the whole wiry huntess and it ended up costing nine and a half thousand.
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Speaker 6: Rat.
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Speaker 1: Do you get insurance on a rat eating the wires in the car?
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Speaker 4: You actually do, because it's incidental damage. It's not our fault, so insurance thankfully covered. In all the.
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Speaker 1: Years and years ago, one of my mates, who you know, those older guys that don't trust banks, would save his money and he put it in a shoe box up in the cupboard and he would save it and he had thousands of dollars up there, and then he went to get the money out one dice and rats had eating the money and they were just everything, but it was like confetti and they'd eaten the over the percentage it would be to get a note back because of X amount of yeah, yeah, a thousand dollars. So let's just leave some food out for them and Kate.
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Speaker 3: Hi.
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Speaker 4: First of all, Nathan, we've missed you so much.
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Speaker 7: We're still sitting here.
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Speaker 8: We're from Saint Vincent's Primary and we've just been talking about about my story and we're really sorry about the whole.
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Speaker 1: Someone said sorry to me about the whole. That's really nice. You're a very empathetic person.
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Speaker 8: I am very empathetic.
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Speaker 1: I'm really sorry. But I'll tell you about.
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Speaker 8: My small problem. So it was my son's birthday on the weekends, and I realized that I ran out of sparkling water. And that's like, that's like.
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Speaker 1: A big thing because kids love sparkling water.
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Speaker 8: Don't I don't care about the kids. And my mum and dad were over and I Uber eat twelve bottles of water.
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Speaker 5: God, you're a models, and they just like came in.
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Speaker 8: They dropped off their twelve bottles of water and I went inside. And when we went outside later, we realized they've reversed into my mum and dad's car. Oh, the whole side of their car is smacked. And they didn't leave their details or anything, and I can't and I can't get their number back from Uber and anything.
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Speaker 1: Are you be able to know that you would you would be able to You must be able to tell you what. I tried to contact them not long ago, and it's really hard, he reported to the police.
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Speaker 8: Well, look I couldn't do that too, so reported a whole neighborhood.
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Speaker 1: It's San Pellegrino.
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Speaker 6: Now.
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Speaker 8: So now I bought, Like now we're talking out for thousands.
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Speaker 1: How much was the soda water in total with ubers with delivery or Uber one?
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Speaker 8: I was on Uber one, so I think it cost me like fourteen dollars.
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Speaker 1: To pay a strung tapwater cake. You know what I mean.
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Speaker 2: You contact the insurance company and you've got to tell them this story. Do they what do they do?
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Speaker 8: Look, I'm not sure.
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Speaker 4: I'm fresh.
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Speaker 1: It's fresh the morning, sweet fresh. Favor investing a soda stream, It's safer. It's Chelsea.
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Speaker 3: Hello, what happened?
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Speaker 5: Baby?
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Speaker 1: Missed you? But I've been watching you at night. I've been watching it at night at your house.
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Speaker 6: Good.
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Speaker 9: Yeah, so glad, so good to hear your voice again. So we voiced I'm a bit of a crazy lady. You've always had rabbits because they really call animals, and years they cost us like a chest freezer from fixing up carpets.
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Speaker 1: They've done that.
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Speaker 9: Anyways, I last what we adopted, which I think will have to be the last. We let them out all during the day because I don't want to keep me in the hutch, and then at they go in the hutch. But during the day they fund the neighbour's house apparently a couple a week and I under and having a little funnel time there, but done so much the retaining walls fallen.
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Speaker 1: Retaining Oh my god.
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Speaker 9: Because it's insane, like the it's it's mental. When we had a look, we had no idea.
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Speaker 1: So we had a quote on that.
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Speaker 9: Yeahs about twelve thousand dollars.
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Speaker 1: It's a rubber friend. Yeah, that made a movie about it. What is his name? Warren? Because you love we're having rabbits. You are where you are now? Hey, tell us how do you cover that expense? Is that an insurance thing as well?
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Speaker 9: No, the neighbors have been really good because of the fence. Wasn't the greatest speaking with so they said, look very happy to chip in half.
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Speaker 1: Are you joking? That's really generous?
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Speaker 9: I know, but it's still it's not It's not ideal.
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Speaker 1: For no way. Can I say something though? We always for the upper hand in wars. I mean, whoever thought just send rabbits over exactly. By the end of it, Sean, their whole thought falls the kremlin with thoughts.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, well that's why they built the Great Wall of China and keep the rabbits out because of that.
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Speaker 1: That was the first rubbit proof tells have taught us anything. Well, Jesus funny is hey that was for thanks. Colin's in Stratton morning, Cole, Hello Colin and.
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Speaker 6: The first time Colo.
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Speaker 1: Lovely protection. Okay, Colin, take a deep breath and tell us his sorry.
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Speaker 6: Okay, So look, middle of last year, I was getting the opportunity, great opportunity for work, right, So they're like, look, come in money, first shift, it'll be great. I'm a sweet Look. It was a trial, but it was going to lead to a really great employment. Driving through Nangoa Road, Ti goes out, I'm like, okay, it's fine, Universe, you know whatever else, I'll fix it. Get out of the car. Surely am a job right fixing the tire, And in ten minutes I'm fixing the tire, I get bitten by a snake.
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Speaker 3: Whoa your first day of a new job and you've got a flat tyre.
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Speaker 1: Then bitten by a snake on the.
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Speaker 6: Way to work, and you can imagine the phone call to the employer.
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Speaker 1: They're like, sure, this guy hasn't that's given two excuses.
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Speaker 6: So I end up in the hospital and I'm like, they have to give me the antivenom, and then I have a reaction to that. So I'm in the hospital from us three weeks. They couldn't hold onto the job for anymore, so I went back to the job. So h Cole.
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Speaker 2: So you're on the side of the road, right, So you take the equipment out and start doing the jacking up the tire.
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Speaker 1: Did you feel that snake? Did you see it afterwards? Once you were bitten as well?
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Speaker 6: So I think I saw it. It bit me and then bailed because I got up obviously screaming yeah.
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Speaker 3: When I run to Colin, you're on the side of the road changing your ties up on blocks and your cars up on blocks. You've been bitten by a snake. What how did you get help? Did you have to call an ambulance?
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Speaker 6: An ambulance. While I'm in the ambulance, I'm kind of like delirious in the heightened states from the thing, and I'm not going.
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Speaker 1: To come in. I was as an employer don'tail some place, But what field was it in? What what sort of averry do you work in?
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Speaker 6: So I actually work in drug alcohol rehabilitation.
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Speaker 3: Road.
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Speaker 1: I think Colin might have relapsed. But my thing, my thing about rehabilitation, that's caring. It's empathy, you know what I mean? I thought, you give a little bit of empathy to the guy that couldn't get here because they had to fill the role that snake by its just elevate the whole situation, especially after a flat tire.
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Speaker 3: But then he had to go and react. You can handle the snake, but you can handle the flat tire. How when you're reacting to they are anti band and that's just pushing it too far.
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Speaker 1: And how long does it take you to feel a snake bite? How does it take for that poison?
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Speaker 6: Instantly? Really instantly that bite? And I just immediately got sick. I looked and I saw this thing scurrying off, and I was like, was it great? What it was?
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Speaker 4: You?
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Speaker 1: Yeah, that's amazing.
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Speaker 2: Did you did you know what to do with your legs elevated or not elevated or top?
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Speaker 1: You know?
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Speaker 6: So obviously we do have that first day training, but let's be honest. When you're in that moment.
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Speaker 1: I don't think I did the right and that snakes on cocaine.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, they liked tightly bandage and immobilized day can't but as if you can stay candy.
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Speaker 1: In my mind, it's the old school movies. It's get a pen knife, it's cut your leg and then suck the poison out.
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Speaker 3: Okay, we have to say legally, that is not the answer to get a steak knife.
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Speaker 1: The Nathan, Matt and Sean Podcast from Lord of the Rings and Musical Tale Welcome. Look, I'm going to put it up there. I think the.
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Speaker 3: Finest musical theater voice in this country Gamma Ricks and I'm not overstating it either.
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Speaker 1: And also can hang her career off her eyebrows? Yes, and we'll get them on Instagram because as a man, I don't notice my eyebrows for sure, and they are on point, on point. Good morning, Jim.
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Speaker 5: Hello, and you know you don't want to mess them up, so you've got to like recorrect and structure.
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Speaker 1: Talk to me about your need degree, talk me about eyebrows. Because you had a previous life.
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Speaker 5: Yes, yes, I was a beauty therapist, Okay, apprenticeship for four years out of school because you.
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Speaker 1: Got such a You're so fresh looking, right, you decided there's naturally fresh people of the disgusting, And then I have always been I don't have a strong brow, as we know. Mine sort of starts one color and then favor that I didn't even realize you had. That's I would love a strong brow. Why didn't you pop into the chemist and get some glimpse and.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, I'll tint you up.
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Speaker 5: Yeah sure, I'm not sure frames your face.
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Speaker 1: My face is basically just a poster in the wind.
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Speaker 2: I'm just worried that we'll wake up next to each other in the morning and I'll try into a strong brows.
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Speaker 1: As strong as it brow is.
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Speaker 3: We're hearing rumors that you, as Galadriel, I'm not wearing elf ears. No controversial. Yes it is a little bit, but I'm.
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Speaker 7: Grateful for it.
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Speaker 1: It sounds like it sounds like I'm a reverse cultural appropriation. How are we supposed to believe that you the queen of Elves?
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Speaker 5: Well, I think like in the way of my wig and my costume, I'm.
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Speaker 7: Literally gold from head to toe. No, my hair actually covers the ears and acting with the suggestion of.
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Speaker 5: And I wear this magnificent golden crown and so so I think everything else is at one hundred.
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Speaker 3: So I think you believe the elf Land. Did you try the ears and they were just too uncomfortable? You didn't even entertain They made it off of the years the elf Ears were never on the table. But we do have people in the audience that will be with Elfies and we love.
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Speaker 1: It, so they could have popped down a red Dotter and Christmas time the head bands.
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Speaker 2: Can I ask you about the songs in this musical? Yes, I don't know that. I don't know the songs ago with the lad No.
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Speaker 7: So it's actually written for this musical.
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Speaker 1: Tape single Ladies that is brilliant seven Rings by Grande.
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Speaker 6: No.
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Speaker 5: But that is actually the thing that got me first intrigued because when I was the audition brief came out, I was like, well, what is this role? My my agent suggested, oh, maybe look at the galadyal stuff and I did. I did some youtubing and googling and that was what actually got me like, oh, I want to audition for the show because the music is fantastic and the thing that people need to know about the show too is that all the actors are actually.
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Speaker 1: The musicians as well, right instrument and the character.
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Speaker 2: No, we can't get away from the we're not going to but hearing a new song for the first time, because a lot of us, with all the musicals you've done, we know the song.
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Speaker 1: So we go there and we get to sing along and stuff. How do you reckon? We'll react.
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Speaker 5: Well, I think it's done so beautifully with the setup of like you actually go into the audience and there's hobbits.
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Speaker 1: All around you. You're in the audience, yes, one of those.
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Speaker 5: Yes, And so there's interaction and they're literally playing music and they're scattering you know, folk songsbbots, scatchy google that.
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Speaker 3: I mean, we still have goosebumps when we remember you doing let It.
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Speaker 1: Go in Frozen, which.
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Speaker 3: Is the absolute shows. That's such a big number and you delivered it.
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Speaker 1: If I went extremely Frozen and went up for that song only and left and paid the man, I'll play for the ticket, I would be happy with that. Yes. And also, I mean you're knocked out to find grab Yeah.
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Speaker 3: I mean you've got the big crowd stopper, the crowd pleaser, the show stop, the whole deal. That's your that's your line that you have. Do you have that show stopping in this yes, yes, it's with the ensemble itself.
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Speaker 5: So it's Loft Laurian and that's the song. So Loft Laurian on.
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Speaker 1: TikTok or the kids wait till Ariana Grande.
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Speaker 5: It's beautiful golden moment with everyone playing the instruments, the musicians and yeah, yeah, yeah, Florian, yes ethereal exactly.
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Speaker 3: And then like the do all the hobbits in the crowd stand up? Do you get a standing over or can't you tell?
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Speaker 6: Well?
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Speaker 7: I know that people love it because they definitely do.
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Speaker 1: Give me a big applause.
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Speaker 5: So yeah, that's a really beautiful moment musically, and then I get to sing another song. But you know, with the dress rip, I'm sorry, guys, there is no myself.
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Speaker 1: A little bit that all clothes going to get you gonna be standing your life.
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Speaker 5: There were accidents, yeah, and the anxiety I had sometimes.
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Speaker 1: Because you didn't keep going you have to do yes, of course you got to keep going freezing then you just let it go.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, But the thing was like I didn't want to wreck that moment for the kids.
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Speaker 1: The pressure by being naked, well, no, remember there's something under me. Yes, yeah, but r rated came up, you'd be seeing you'd be seeing also a little snowflake.
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Speaker 3: It would be there'd be a market for that gem or if you know, if yes, things get to that, we're seeing that lady.
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Speaker 1: From Disney, she's killing imagine coming home girls after night, if you've seen Frozen and then that's how you just came off and the regiment goes. He was pulled off behind you. Related Yeah, yes, a JM. You spent so much time in w A.
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Speaker 2: We're just asking you know, you were around Crown like the back of your hand, obviously. Do you have favorite spots to go to when you've got any downtime?
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Speaker 5: Yeah, so I love actually just walking to King's Park and walking around there and.
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Speaker 1: It's just stunning for the body, isn't it.
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Speaker 5: And then caught his low of course the bench. So yeah, they're kind of my little to go to your get a car.
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Speaker 1: When I hire a car, one of these beautiful redheaded pails. Ladies can go to the beach and not turn into it if you fire.
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Speaker 5: I know, I have to be smothered in some I'm literally in a z I am one of those so don't worry.
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Speaker 1: One of the crazy cave people that come out of the cave.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, no, multi layers.
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Speaker 1: I'm going to say. Yeah, people don't realize not.
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Speaker 7: Oh no, you've got to work very hard, especially in Australia.
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Speaker 1: Oh mate, yeah, I said, I could walk into the car right now and both of the golden flames. Yes, cocktail but with really strong brow and those cars are parked down the ground.
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Speaker 3: That's saying something I hearing you talk about it has peaked your interests.
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Speaker 1: We have a double pass for The Lord of the Rings, a musical.
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Speaker 3: Tale up for grabs right now, thirteen to twenty more.
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Speaker 1: You're going to work for it this morning. You need to be calling nineteen. The Lord of the Rings of musical.
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Speaker 3: Talent's now playing at crowded theaters tonight and it's a strictly limited season. It's only on until the sixth of April. Tickets from ticket masks if you want to go along. But yeah, you can do no wrong. Everything you do your your it turns to gold.
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Speaker 1: You're amazing. Are you going to America? You know the Americas? Because you seem like a Worldlide's Broadway? What's happening, Darling? No, you're joking.
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Speaker 5: Not well, if they ever called, but I've got a nineteen month old baby, so I'm just kind of busy.
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Speaker 1: Wow, it's a boy backstage. Happened? No, I might be too distracted.
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Speaker 7: And he's having a nap then anyway, so no, so he's with me.
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Speaker 1: But your name bray brain. Oh kids have got cool names now, yeah, dumb old Nathan.
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Speaker 3: Better, thank you so much. Enjoy your stay here, and it's good to.
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Speaker 1: Have you back again.
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Speaker 3: And if you are an extraordinary talent and great eyebrows.
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Speaker 1: Make the eyebrows, check them out. This is the Nathan Nadd and Sean Podcast.
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Speaker 3: Tomorrow on the show, we are going to catch up with our doctor Jordan Clark.
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Speaker 1: That's a bit of fun. Plus the whole world is.
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Speaker 3: Talking about gout gout. Yeah, so we're not talking to him because he doesn't do any press because he's a seventeen year old school kid. But Matt Shervington, one of our former fastest runners, he's going to be joining us tomorrow to chat about gout gouts.
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Speaker 1: We would be having to do with a Thailand company called Grout Grout. I know I went lend itself to that. Traders yeah, yeahn't. By the way, everyone, if you want to jump on our socials, you can see what happens when an electric cult water system explodes in somebody's house. That was Mine's amazing. See what damage you can do to a sink as well acid holes. And also Tea, she is so amazing at her job. She sings like an angel, and she's gorgeous. She's been thinking about becoming a brunette. So we've put three options on the just shows Tea as a brunette, as a blonde, and as Pauline has. Now you just naturally go to where you think Tea should be and then at the end with the results and whether she wants or not, we're going to get that done. I'm going to chuck in a crew cut to let's get a crew cut.
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Speaker 3: So Kelsey Brown, our friend for the West Coast at Fever, she has message to say she's putting her vote in. She says blonde because her whole am Kelsey's whole aim was to try and have her hair, teeth, hair, and I had no choice about to go back to my natural because I couldn't get there. She couldn't do it again. What's her base she does. So when blonde's done to say dark, I think some of us don't have a choice.
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Speaker 1: And you've got naturally beautiful hair. There you go.
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Speaker 3: That all that was all so Kelsey Brown has spoken.
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Speaker 1: Ye yeah, and she's got very extremely glost lips. Kelsey, I think someone. I think when she smiles at me, he's just going to like.
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Speaker 3: At the moment the results are go dark fifty five percent, stay blond twenty seven of them.
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Speaker 1: Pauline read eighteen percent. We can get you know what is easy ideal thing right, because we're going to get the results done right. And she's pretty and she's had a good or all life. Yea, let's take your Nana peg and look.
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Speaker 3: We have put up a picture of as tea as Pauline Hanson and it is just worth looking.
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Speaker 1: She looks Goodyne Hanson would look like if she was hot. Yeah, Sean, give her, give her five dim sims and crabstick. Yeah. I've just put a vote for Pauline Pauline because she didn't get the results done. Everyone jump on it. Rossie, Hello, welcome back. Nathan missed you. When I'd meet Pete, we'd have people come into the studio to interview, and I'd say hi, I'm Ross and say where's Nathan And they have a sadness in their eyes when they saw me. When here is a joy. When you're around Ross, you're a lovely person. We missed your welcome back brother. I don't care what Natalie said. Nathan, Natt and Sean is an Over podcast.
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Speaker 1: Today you
Speaker 1: Nathan Matt and Sean podcast Everybody on Sunday nights. I was at home, minding my own business in the kitchen, just cleaning up the dishes from dinner for one.
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Speaker 2: So coples in doing my song, I was doing the dish. Do you do you just for the sake of because it's silly just doing one plate? Well, do you have like the little source of thing on the side for side plates?
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Speaker 1: Honestly, sometimes sometimes I want to use towel. If I'm gonna have something that can be served, I stand over sinking. Need it for something like flaky, I'll stand over the sink. Yeah, that's good idea. Yeah. But anyways, doing I'll do my dishes, my dish, so I don't I don't want to light at people my knife for my fault. Okay, And next minute I heard something huge explosion. Was that life?
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Speaker 3: That's the actually the actual So it's amazing that you're recording at the time.
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Speaker 1: It's amazing that I record everything at home just in case something happens, you know, with myself and myself. And it did so big explosion. I went, oh my god, what the hell is that? And I started running around looking for Whatsically when an explosion is really big, you don't we know where it came from, so I know what I mean. Next minute, I hear this and water pouring out of the laundry, and I went, oh, I'm going open up. I've got the French door launches, so the ones it's in the hallway. Oh yeah, I know, yeah, like the little euro laundry. Yeah yeah, she did it once, So I've got that. I've opened it up. And the hot water, the electric hot water system has exploded. And I'm not talking exploded. You guys seen the video. It's it's exploded. The things come off of there. It's just surey everywhere. There was a smell, like a real burning sort of smell as well, and I was like, oh my god, this is insane. So was the water going everywhere? Yeah, but no, Natalie is amazing thing. How how controlled is this for a disaster. I'll put the videos on our socials. Right, the water was coming out of the hot water system directly into the sink. Oh that's it was not a drop. So you just went back to the problem. And I said to the to the plumbers, we got one of our Nova family. I'm smart fixed. They came around and did it for us. And Alan came around. By the way, if you ever get Alan around, he is brilliant, ask his opinion on anything. But he came around and he was just like, Oh my god, that that's amazing that it just went in there. And I said, I know, like, and I said to Mike, could have gone away for a month and it would have been fine.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, because you hear those horror stories of pipe spurnsting or whatever when.
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Speaker 1: People are get back and the house is flying all the time. Yeah, it wouldn't have been anyway. So no harm, no foul. No. So they came around and they fix it. I've got a brand new Reese system. Digital were very exciting, Sean. I opened up my pants, my launder and outside star Trek and anyway so that would live. That was about two thousand, two hundred or something like that, right for a new hot water system. I told him to get me to the saban, get me to get one. And then the that night I was cleaning up the sink and then I saw something on the sinker mark on the sink because I never used that laundry thing. Do you ever use a laundry thing? I don't have a laundry think, oh good, what about you? He goes ladies that need a miss me personally no, obviously, but my wife does. She uses the laundry thing. Yeah, hairdressing, she does a couple of heir for me. Laundry thinking head where that's where the clothes go? Sure? Yeah, yeah, yeah absolutely right. So anyway, so I'm going, wait there, well, how is this marked, you know, like permanently? And I thought, wow, this explosion must have been big. It wasn't marked. There were two little holes in there, right, two little holes in and they're probably the size of a match head. Yeah, yeah, yeah, And I was like, oh my god, this has had so much force. Yeah, and there's me an owl from smart Fixed were saying. And then so then then he left, and then once he left I felt went and wait, I can't see Okay, imagine if a bullet goes through a bit of metal, it's got the exit point where it's all sort of yeah, the exit point of it underneath the sink, and there was flat And then I thought back to the smell. We run off the right off their feet. So I had to deal with this myself. So yeah, so I've I've gone my dad. There must have been some acid thing in there that converted through metal that.
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Speaker 3: Quick a hole in your metal laundry. Think it has to have ben and that's come from your exploding.
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Speaker 1: Sure has to be. Yeah, I mean I keep my acid somewhere else, only enough little holes, so I don't know. It wasn't like a pool of it and away.
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Speaker 3: It's like to like like something's dripped on it and then and dripped in another spot.
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Speaker 1: I remember water coming out as well. So what could be so powerful that we water is coming backloted? Yes to anyway, So that's not saying they don't the traders don't even believe that system comes with anything like that in it. Yes, So they're contacting that manufacturer and saying, do you have any battery acid in your system? Because to our knowledge, we didn't. But he goes, this is a first. I've never seen this happen before. So here's the Yeah, No, Sean, I could have died. I basically could have died. I was in the kitchen. Uh, And so I said, do you know around the ballpark? Figure of what this is going to cost and then replace the sink. I was gonna here we go. So it's not replacing the sink, because those are units that are together. So basically you got to built in laundry innit. You gotta get the whole laundry. And he goes and then as you can see, Nathan, he goes in the wall, just the side. When they've built this place, they have wedged it into the plasta and built that around, so it's sort of built. They plaster it in. That is not uncommon in the laundry. And then in the back he said, and then the back one has a lip that goes up and that's been plasted in the wall as well. So all these cars will have to come off. They still have to come out. You have to get it probably re waterproof, waterproof Wednesday, as we know from the block, as we do, and then you'll have to get a retiled. And I said to him, could this going to quite it? Could this possibly be more expensive than the two thy two hundred water system?
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Speaker 3: And he said, yes, probably it's probably a lot more. I mean, good needs these insurance or coverage. But also that's crazy, it's crazy.
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Speaker 2: But you see, I mean getting back to the block or any any people who've done renovations, as soon as you do something in the bathroom.
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Speaker 1: It is an absolute nightmare. It's so expensive. Yeah, that's going to be huge. It's going to be way more than two grand. The size of my hand, the whole laundry. That's my hand, massive hands beside my hand. So I want to talk about this situation because I'm blown away that this thing could possibly cost me thousands of dollars too. Tiny, little tiny check out the Nova Socia. You're going to have a look. We want to talk about this situation. Right, So the smallest issue or problem or damage it could be with your body and coming with your home, and then suddenly there is a huge cost associated how for that the size of a match? Shannon? Hello, Hello, Hi Shannan. What happened?
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Speaker 4: We had a rat living in our forward Ranger were actually called him that, we nicknamed him, and we knew he was in there because he kept setting off the interior alarm and we go out there deer in headlights and.
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Speaker 1: Music of his friends, Magan's girlfriend.
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Speaker 5: He was.
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Speaker 4: We were just driving down the road one day, turned the corner and the whole cast stop and we're like, oh, this is not ideal. So called the RS. We ended up having to get toad. We got Toad to mechanics and the rat had gotten into that engine bay and eaten the entire wiring. Hunt what that was would have basically, oh, he did die.
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Speaker 1: And he know you if you if you bit into the wrong wire brake lines, Yeah, absolutely, but he.
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Speaker 4: Ate the whole wiry huntess and it ended up costing nine and a half thousand.
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Speaker 6: Rat.
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Speaker 1: Do you get insurance on a rat eating the wires in the car?
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Speaker 4: You actually do, because it's incidental damage. It's not our fault, so insurance thankfully covered. In all the.
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Speaker 1: Years and years ago, one of my mates, who you know, those older guys that don't trust banks, would save his money and he put it in a shoe box up in the cupboard and he would save it and he had thousands of dollars up there, and then he went to get the money out one dice and rats had eating the money and they were just everything, but it was like confetti and they'd eaten the over the percentage it would be to get a note back because of X amount of yeah, yeah, a thousand dollars. So let's just leave some food out for them and Kate.
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Speaker 3: Hi.
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Speaker 4: First of all, Nathan, we've missed you so much.
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Speaker 7: We're still sitting here.
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Speaker 8: We're from Saint Vincent's Primary and we've just been talking about about my story and we're really sorry about the whole.
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Speaker 1: Someone said sorry to me about the whole. That's really nice. You're a very empathetic person.
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Speaker 8: I am very empathetic.
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Speaker 1: I'm really sorry. But I'll tell you about.
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Speaker 8: My small problem. So it was my son's birthday on the weekends, and I realized that I ran out of sparkling water. And that's like, that's like.
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Speaker 1: A big thing because kids love sparkling water.
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Speaker 8: Don't I don't care about the kids. And my mum and dad were over and I Uber eat twelve bottles of water.
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Speaker 5: God, you're a models, and they just like came in.
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Speaker 8: They dropped off their twelve bottles of water and I went inside. And when we went outside later, we realized they've reversed into my mum and dad's car. Oh, the whole side of their car is smacked. And they didn't leave their details or anything, and I can't and I can't get their number back from Uber and anything.
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Speaker 1: Are you be able to know that you would you would be able to You must be able to tell you what. I tried to contact them not long ago, and it's really hard, he reported to the police.
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Speaker 8: Well, look I couldn't do that too, so reported a whole neighborhood.
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Speaker 1: It's San Pellegrino.
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Speaker 6: Now.
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Speaker 8: So now I bought, Like now we're talking out for thousands.
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Speaker 1: How much was the soda water in total with ubers with delivery or Uber one?
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Speaker 8: I was on Uber one, so I think it cost me like fourteen dollars.
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Speaker 1: To pay a strung tapwater cake. You know what I mean.
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Speaker 2: You contact the insurance company and you've got to tell them this story. Do they what do they do?
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Speaker 8: Look, I'm not sure.
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Speaker 4: I'm fresh.
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Speaker 1: It's fresh the morning, sweet fresh. Favor investing a soda stream, It's safer. It's Chelsea.
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Speaker 3: Hello, what happened?
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Speaker 5: Baby?
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Speaker 1: Missed you? But I've been watching you at night. I've been watching it at night at your house.
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Speaker 6: Good.
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Speaker 9: Yeah, so glad, so good to hear your voice again. So we voiced I'm a bit of a crazy lady. You've always had rabbits because they really call animals, and years they cost us like a chest freezer from fixing up carpets.
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Speaker 1: They've done that.
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Speaker 9: Anyways, I last what we adopted, which I think will have to be the last. We let them out all during the day because I don't want to keep me in the hutch, and then at they go in the hutch. But during the day they fund the neighbour's house apparently a couple a week and I under and having a little funnel time there, but done so much the retaining walls fallen.
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Speaker 1: Retaining Oh my god.
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Speaker 9: Because it's insane, like the it's it's mental. When we had a look, we had no idea.
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Speaker 1: So we had a quote on that.
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Speaker 9: Yeahs about twelve thousand dollars.
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Speaker 1: It's a rubber friend. Yeah, that made a movie about it. What is his name? Warren? Because you love we're having rabbits. You are where you are now? Hey, tell us how do you cover that expense? Is that an insurance thing as well?
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Speaker 9: No, the neighbors have been really good because of the fence. Wasn't the greatest speaking with so they said, look very happy to chip in half.
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Speaker 1: Are you joking? That's really generous?
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Speaker 9: I know, but it's still it's not It's not ideal.
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Speaker 1: For no way. Can I say something though? We always for the upper hand in wars. I mean, whoever thought just send rabbits over exactly. By the end of it, Sean, their whole thought falls the kremlin with thoughts.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, well that's why they built the Great Wall of China and keep the rabbits out because of that.
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Speaker 1: That was the first rubbit proof tells have taught us anything. Well, Jesus funny is hey that was for thanks. Colin's in Stratton morning, Cole, Hello Colin and.
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Speaker 6: The first time Colo.
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Speaker 1: Lovely protection. Okay, Colin, take a deep breath and tell us his sorry.
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Speaker 6: Okay, So look, middle of last year, I was getting the opportunity, great opportunity for work, right, So they're like, look, come in money, first shift, it'll be great. I'm a sweet Look. It was a trial, but it was going to lead to a really great employment. Driving through Nangoa Road, Ti goes out, I'm like, okay, it's fine, Universe, you know whatever else, I'll fix it. Get out of the car. Surely am a job right fixing the tire, And in ten minutes I'm fixing the tire, I get bitten by a snake.
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Speaker 3: Whoa your first day of a new job and you've got a flat tyre.
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Speaker 1: Then bitten by a snake on the.
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Speaker 6: Way to work, and you can imagine the phone call to the employer.
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Speaker 1: They're like, sure, this guy hasn't that's given two excuses.
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Speaker 6: So I end up in the hospital and I'm like, they have to give me the antivenom, and then I have a reaction to that. So I'm in the hospital from us three weeks. They couldn't hold onto the job for anymore, so I went back to the job. So h Cole.
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Speaker 2: So you're on the side of the road, right, So you take the equipment out and start doing the jacking up the tire.
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Speaker 1: Did you feel that snake? Did you see it afterwards? Once you were bitten as well?
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Speaker 6: So I think I saw it. It bit me and then bailed because I got up obviously screaming yeah.
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Speaker 3: When I run to Colin, you're on the side of the road changing your ties up on blocks and your cars up on blocks. You've been bitten by a snake. What how did you get help? Did you have to call an ambulance?
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Speaker 6: An ambulance. While I'm in the ambulance, I'm kind of like delirious in the heightened states from the thing, and I'm not going.
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Speaker 1: To come in. I was as an employer don'tail some place, But what field was it in? What what sort of averry do you work in?
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Speaker 6: So I actually work in drug alcohol rehabilitation.
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Speaker 3: Road.
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Speaker 1: I think Colin might have relapsed. But my thing, my thing about rehabilitation, that's caring. It's empathy, you know what I mean? I thought, you give a little bit of empathy to the guy that couldn't get here because they had to fill the role that snake by its just elevate the whole situation, especially after a flat tire.
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Speaker 3: But then he had to go and react. You can handle the snake, but you can handle the flat tire. How when you're reacting to they are anti band and that's just pushing it too far.
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Speaker 1: And how long does it take you to feel a snake bite? How does it take for that poison?
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Speaker 6: Instantly? Really instantly that bite? And I just immediately got sick. I looked and I saw this thing scurrying off, and I was like, was it great? What it was?
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Speaker 4: You?
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Speaker 1: Yeah, that's amazing.
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Speaker 2: Did you did you know what to do with your legs elevated or not elevated or top?
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Speaker 1: You know?
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Speaker 6: So obviously we do have that first day training, but let's be honest. When you're in that moment.
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Speaker 1: I don't think I did the right and that snakes on cocaine.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, they liked tightly bandage and immobilized day can't but as if you can stay candy.
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Speaker 1: In my mind, it's the old school movies. It's get a pen knife, it's cut your leg and then suck the poison out.
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Speaker 3: Okay, we have to say legally, that is not the answer to get a steak knife.
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Speaker 1: The Nathan, Matt and Sean Podcast from Lord of the Rings and Musical Tale Welcome. Look, I'm going to put it up there. I think the.
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Speaker 3: Finest musical theater voice in this country Gamma Ricks and I'm not overstating it either.
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Speaker 1: And also can hang her career off her eyebrows? Yes, and we'll get them on Instagram because as a man, I don't notice my eyebrows for sure, and they are on point, on point. Good morning, Jim.
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Speaker 5: Hello, and you know you don't want to mess them up, so you've got to like recorrect and structure.
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Speaker 1: Talk to me about your need degree, talk me about eyebrows. Because you had a previous life.
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Speaker 5: Yes, yes, I was a beauty therapist, Okay, apprenticeship for four years out of school because you.
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Speaker 1: Got such a You're so fresh looking, right, you decided there's naturally fresh people of the disgusting, And then I have always been I don't have a strong brow, as we know. Mine sort of starts one color and then favor that I didn't even realize you had. That's I would love a strong brow. Why didn't you pop into the chemist and get some glimpse and.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, I'll tint you up.
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Speaker 5: Yeah sure, I'm not sure frames your face.
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Speaker 1: My face is basically just a poster in the wind.
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Speaker 2: I'm just worried that we'll wake up next to each other in the morning and I'll try into a strong brows.
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Speaker 1: As strong as it brow is.
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Speaker 3: We're hearing rumors that you, as Galadriel, I'm not wearing elf ears. No controversial. Yes it is a little bit, but I'm.
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Speaker 7: Grateful for it.
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Speaker 1: It sounds like it sounds like I'm a reverse cultural appropriation. How are we supposed to believe that you the queen of Elves?
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Speaker 5: Well, I think like in the way of my wig and my costume, I'm.
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Speaker 7: Literally gold from head to toe. No, my hair actually covers the ears and acting with the suggestion of.
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Speaker 5: And I wear this magnificent golden crown and so so I think everything else is at one hundred.
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Speaker 3: So I think you believe the elf Land. Did you try the ears and they were just too uncomfortable? You didn't even entertain They made it off of the years the elf Ears were never on the table. But we do have people in the audience that will be with Elfies and we love.
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Speaker 1: It, so they could have popped down a red Dotter and Christmas time the head bands.
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Speaker 2: Can I ask you about the songs in this musical? Yes, I don't know that. I don't know the songs ago with the lad No.
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Speaker 7: So it's actually written for this musical.
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Speaker 1: Tape single Ladies that is brilliant seven Rings by Grande.
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Speaker 6: No.
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Speaker 5: But that is actually the thing that got me first intrigued because when I was the audition brief came out, I was like, well, what is this role? My my agent suggested, oh, maybe look at the galadyal stuff and I did. I did some youtubing and googling and that was what actually got me like, oh, I want to audition for the show because the music is fantastic and the thing that people need to know about the show too is that all the actors are actually.
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Speaker 1: The musicians as well, right instrument and the character.
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Speaker 2: No, we can't get away from the we're not going to but hearing a new song for the first time, because a lot of us, with all the musicals you've done, we know the song.
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Speaker 1: So we go there and we get to sing along and stuff. How do you reckon? We'll react.
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Speaker 5: Well, I think it's done so beautifully with the setup of like you actually go into the audience and there's hobbits.
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Speaker 1: All around you. You're in the audience, yes, one of those.
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Speaker 5: Yes, And so there's interaction and they're literally playing music and they're scattering you know, folk songsbbots, scatchy google that.
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Speaker 3: I mean, we still have goosebumps when we remember you doing let It.
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Speaker 1: Go in Frozen, which.
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Speaker 3: Is the absolute shows. That's such a big number and you delivered it.
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Speaker 1: If I went extremely Frozen and went up for that song only and left and paid the man, I'll play for the ticket, I would be happy with that. Yes. And also, I mean you're knocked out to find grab Yeah.
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Speaker 3: I mean you've got the big crowd stopper, the crowd pleaser, the show stop, the whole deal. That's your that's your line that you have. Do you have that show stopping in this yes, yes, it's with the ensemble itself.
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Speaker 5: So it's Loft Laurian and that's the song. So Loft Laurian on.
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Speaker 1: TikTok or the kids wait till Ariana Grande.
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Speaker 5: It's beautiful golden moment with everyone playing the instruments, the musicians and yeah, yeah, yeah, Florian, yes ethereal exactly.
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Speaker 3: And then like the do all the hobbits in the crowd stand up? Do you get a standing over or can't you tell?
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Speaker 6: Well?
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Speaker 7: I know that people love it because they definitely do.
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Speaker 1: Give me a big applause.
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Speaker 5: So yeah, that's a really beautiful moment musically, and then I get to sing another song. But you know, with the dress rip, I'm sorry, guys, there is no myself.
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Speaker 1: A little bit that all clothes going to get you gonna be standing your life.
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Speaker 5: There were accidents, yeah, and the anxiety I had sometimes.
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Speaker 1: Because you didn't keep going you have to do yes, of course you got to keep going freezing then you just let it go.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, But the thing was like I didn't want to wreck that moment for the kids.
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Speaker 1: The pressure by being naked, well, no, remember there's something under me. Yes, yeah, but r rated came up, you'd be seeing you'd be seeing also a little snowflake.
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Speaker 3: It would be there'd be a market for that gem or if you know, if yes, things get to that, we're seeing that lady.
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Speaker 1: From Disney, she's killing imagine coming home girls after night, if you've seen Frozen and then that's how you just came off and the regiment goes. He was pulled off behind you. Related Yeah, yes, a JM. You spent so much time in w A.
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Speaker 2: We're just asking you know, you were around Crown like the back of your hand, obviously. Do you have favorite spots to go to when you've got any downtime?
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Speaker 5: Yeah, so I love actually just walking to King's Park and walking around there and.
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Speaker 1: It's just stunning for the body, isn't it.
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Speaker 5: And then caught his low of course the bench. So yeah, they're kind of my little to go to your get a car.
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Speaker 1: When I hire a car, one of these beautiful redheaded pails. Ladies can go to the beach and not turn into it if you fire.
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Speaker 5: I know, I have to be smothered in some I'm literally in a z I am one of those so don't worry.
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Speaker 1: One of the crazy cave people that come out of the cave.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, no, multi layers.
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Speaker 1: I'm going to say. Yeah, people don't realize not.
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Speaker 7: Oh no, you've got to work very hard, especially in Australia.
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Speaker 1: Oh mate, yeah, I said, I could walk into the car right now and both of the golden flames. Yes, cocktail but with really strong brow and those cars are parked down the ground.
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Speaker 3: That's saying something I hearing you talk about it has peaked your interests.
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Speaker 1: We have a double pass for The Lord of the Rings, a musical.
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Speaker 3: Tale up for grabs right now, thirteen to twenty more.
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Speaker 1: You're going to work for it this morning. You need to be calling nineteen. The Lord of the Rings of musical.
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Speaker 3: Talent's now playing at crowded theaters tonight and it's a strictly limited season. It's only on until the sixth of April. Tickets from ticket masks if you want to go along. But yeah, you can do no wrong. Everything you do your your it turns to gold.
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Speaker 1: You're amazing. Are you going to America? You know the Americas? Because you seem like a Worldlide's Broadway? What's happening, Darling? No, you're joking.
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Speaker 5: Not well, if they ever called, but I've got a nineteen month old baby, so I'm just kind of busy.
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Speaker 1: Wow, it's a boy backstage. Happened? No, I might be too distracted.
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Speaker 7: And he's having a nap then anyway, so no, so he's with me.
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Speaker 1: But your name bray brain. Oh kids have got cool names now, yeah, dumb old Nathan.
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Speaker 3: Better, thank you so much. Enjoy your stay here, and it's good to.
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Speaker 1: Have you back again.
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Speaker 3: And if you are an extraordinary talent and great eyebrows.
00:25:01
Speaker 1: Make the eyebrows, check them out. This is the Nathan Nadd and Sean Podcast.
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Speaker 3: Tomorrow on the show, we are going to catch up with our doctor Jordan Clark.
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Speaker 1: That's a bit of fun. Plus the whole world is.
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Speaker 3: Talking about gout gout. Yeah, so we're not talking to him because he doesn't do any press because he's a seventeen year old school kid. But Matt Shervington, one of our former fastest runners, he's going to be joining us tomorrow to chat about gout gouts.
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Speaker 1: We would be having to do with a Thailand company called Grout Grout. I know I went lend itself to that. Traders yeah, yeahn't. By the way, everyone, if you want to jump on our socials, you can see what happens when an electric cult water system explodes in somebody's house. That was Mine's amazing. See what damage you can do to a sink as well acid holes. And also Tea, she is so amazing at her job. She sings like an angel, and she's gorgeous. She's been thinking about becoming a brunette. So we've put three options on the just shows Tea as a brunette, as a blonde, and as Pauline has. Now you just naturally go to where you think Tea should be and then at the end with the results and whether she wants or not, we're going to get that done. I'm going to chuck in a crew cut to let's get a crew cut.
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Speaker 3: So Kelsey Brown, our friend for the West Coast at Fever, she has message to say she's putting her vote in. She says blonde because her whole am Kelsey's whole aim was to try and have her hair, teeth, hair, and I had no choice about to go back to my natural because I couldn't get there. She couldn't do it again. What's her base she does. So when blonde's done to say dark, I think some of us don't have a choice.
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Speaker 1: And you've got naturally beautiful hair. There you go.
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Speaker 3: That all that was all so Kelsey Brown has spoken.
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Speaker 1: Ye yeah, and she's got very extremely glost lips. Kelsey, I think someone. I think when she smiles at me, he's just going to like.
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Speaker 3: At the moment the results are go dark fifty five percent, stay blond twenty seven of them.
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Speaker 1: Pauline read eighteen percent. We can get you know what is easy ideal thing right, because we're going to get the results done right. And she's pretty and she's had a good or all life. Yea, let's take your Nana peg and look.
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Speaker 3: We have put up a picture of as tea as Pauline Hanson and it is just worth looking.
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Speaker 1: She looks Goodyne Hanson would look like if she was hot. Yeah, Sean, give her, give her five dim sims and crabstick. Yeah. I've just put a vote for Pauline Pauline because she didn't get the results done. Everyone jump on it. Rossie, Hello, welcome back. Nathan missed you. When I'd meet Pete, we'd have people come into the studio to interview, and I'd say hi, I'm Ross and say where's Nathan And they have a sadness in their eyes when they saw me. When here is a joy. When you're around Ross, you're a lovely person. We missed your welcome back brother. I don't care what Natalie said. Nathan, Natt and Sean is an Over podcast.
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