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Speaker 1: Ricky Lee and Tim only on over.
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Speaker 2: Our next guest is a multi media force, a comedian, best selling author.
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Speaker 3: This book will hopefully make you laugh and social media sensation.
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Speaker 1: Oh my god, is that is your Rough the.
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Speaker 2: Rock from radio to TV. She's done it all and she's back with a new book, Sonny and Storm. Please welcome, tell you Hennessy welcome.
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Speaker 4: Oh my god, I've never heard such a fierce opener before.
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Speaker 5: Thank you very much for coming in. Literally, you're that Daniel man down the other end. You know, he's faceless and nameless. But thank you for writing this. Because I have a thirteen year old daughter.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, that's good.
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Speaker 5: She's like in the Lottie Brooks wheelhouse.
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Speaker 4: Right.
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Speaker 5: So I love having a new book and I'm going to take that home today and give it to her. This is Sunny and Storm, the brand new book from.
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Speaker 4: You about tell me about the book and writing it and what inspired you and what made you do this?
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Speaker 6: Because you're a you're a you're a you do a lot of amazing things.
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Speaker 3: Why do anything if there's money?
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Speaker 1: But I don't know why I'm doing this passion project.
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Speaker 3: It absolutely is though, So I did regional radio, right have either of you done that.
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Speaker 1: Not you, Ricky, You've you're you're a metro.
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Speaker 4: I've gone into I've gone into regional radio to be like, hey, you want to play my songs?
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Speaker 1: Do you want a little of this? Do you want a little one, a little bit this? Ready? Damn it? Yes, well that's not that's well. I did Griffith Dull and there's a town of thirteen people.
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Speaker 3: Wow, when I was there, number I'm.
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Speaker 1: Not even kidd I was third.
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Speaker 4: No.
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Speaker 3: I was doing regional radio and I loved it so much. And I went to a dairy farm and found out that cows had to be pregnant to be milk to make milk, right, And I was like whoa, of course exactly blew my mind.
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Speaker 1: And so I was like this is such a rich what yeah.
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Speaker 6: Well.
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Speaker 1: My mind. I really just thought that they just produced milk and that was their dairy.
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Speaker 3: You know, they're women, they're female cows, and you have to sustain the milking, right, They're just out there just well well, yeah, there's only a few of them, and then they y, yes, they get rid of them.
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Speaker 4: They can't eat a lot of sound effects there indicating a lot of different things.
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Speaker 6: They either have a little bit.
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Speaker 1: Came to a listening going, oh god, this is why we don't let her do anything.
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Speaker 6: I'm feeling.
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Speaker 1: I'm feeling.
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Speaker 6: I'm feeling Tracy vibes right now.
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Speaker 3: Okay, So what happened was I was so inspired by regional Australia that I was like, I've got to write a.
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Speaker 1: Book set here.
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Speaker 3: And then I watched the movie Beaches, which is about female friendship and it's about you know, a really dynamic couple, ones like a real extrovert Adhd and the other ones a little bit more subtle, and that friendship together and female friendship is really important, and then they invent their own language. So I combine the three topics and made Sunny and Storm and I think it's my best work. And you see, Ashbardi did a quote for me on the back. She said, Tanya's best work. And I didn't even make her say that.
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Speaker 6: I don't even have to make her say it, she just said it.
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Speaker 5: I heard with kid because kids books like, because my boys are into the bad Guys books. I feel like the real way to make money is that has to be a series. It has to be Sunny and Storm one, Sunny and Storm two.
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Speaker 3: What's coming in September, Timmy, because because.
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Speaker 1: That's the one my kids do.
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Speaker 5: Once they read Bad Guys nineteen, they're like, buy me Bad Guys funny before.
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Speaker 1: You just have to do it bookshop one hundred percent.
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Speaker 3: But also selling kids books and selling junior fiction is really really difficult.
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Speaker 1: Like and we don't have any women.
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Speaker 3: We have barely any female writers in the junior fiction space, like in Australia.
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Speaker 1: I'm one of three.
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Speaker 3: Basically, it's writing kids books is genuinely my passion.
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Speaker 1: In writing four.
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Speaker 3: Girls and now we have a little baby girl, I actually feel more aligned with writing children's books for girls because it's like it's for her and smart girls and fierce girls and determined.
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Speaker 5: My daughter loves reading like she's she's been pigeonholed and like everyone assumes she's on devices.
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Speaker 2: She's not.
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Speaker 1: She's got a good books.
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Speaker 6: She's she's a smart intelligence.
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Speaker 1: Yeah she's doing both, but loves reading. I don't know.
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Speaker 3: I prefer to write for kids than adults. I want to write a film, a children's film, do it well. I had a meeting with DreamWorks, you know, they flew me over when I wrote Pink Santa, which was a kid's book I wrote, which was wild right because it's like the land of Shrek. Yeah, and you go in it's huge in LA and they were like, look, we love your writing. Could you write a film for free and then we'll tell you if you like it.
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Speaker 1: And it's like about it's bloody radio.
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Speaker 5: Wow, No, I can't dream works.
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Speaker 1: I was sorry.
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Speaker 3: I mean, it wasn't that like you know, but it was sort of like, well, you get your visa, you get your green card, and you come over here and you write something and we might pick it up a body.
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Speaker 1: You think.
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Speaker 3: I know, I look ambitious, but I'm deeply lazy. I wrote that book without pants on, without a brush.
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Speaker 4: That's the perfect way to do it. But you're you're busy now, you're in your mom life. You are, you are in mum mode. I got to have a little cuddle with your beautiful girl, a little sky ten weeks.
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Speaker 1: She's a fresher.
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Speaker 5: She's in the proper needed stuff too, like all my kids got proper needed discardigans like you never get in.
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Speaker 3: Who But the one that she's wearying is a gift, you said, someone who follows me online made me. It's got an S for Scotty. It's her name, and it's got seven hearts because I tried to have a baby for seven years, so it's like seven parts for seven years of trying for her, and here she is.
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Speaker 6: It's so nice.
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Speaker 5: Congratulations.
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Speaker 4: I also, I just want to say, just as someone who knows and loves you, but also someone who follows you online, it's been so nice, heartwarming and also heartbreaking at the same time to kind of watch you go through this journey and be so open and vulnerable about it, because it's it's been such a difficult time for you and it's such a difficult thing to speak about and to go through.
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Speaker 6: But to share so publicly.
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Speaker 4: You must have felt so much love from people, and I know it must be hard for you to kind of toe the line of like, Okay, this is what people know and love me for, and it's being funny and making them laugh, but there's also this really hectic thing going on in my in my life that I'm struggling with, and to be able to kind of put that both out there at the same time, it's just is so beautiful.
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Speaker 3: I found it so hard, yeah, because I reckon, like for the whole seven years that I was trying to conceive.
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Speaker 1: I was just so depressed, so.
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Speaker 3: Sad, and I didn't realize how sad I was until the twentieth of December when it was her birthday. I was so sad, and I feel so much better now. I feel like, oh, okay, that not And that's not to say that people with our children, you know, I don't want to get into that space, but it's.
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Speaker 2: Just for me.
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Speaker 3: The journey of IVF and infertility is over for me and I won't go again.
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Speaker 6: She's here, and she's here and.
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Speaker 1: Just crying before. So I did you have a magic I.
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Speaker 6: Love little baby.
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Speaker 1: So many god kids and they're like, are they your good yids I've got.
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Speaker 6: I've got a god daughter and a godson.
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Speaker 4: But I also like I grew up in a huge family, like a big Maori Islander family, where I'm like the eldest of thirty five grand kids, so I was like the oldest one looking after all the babies. Pretty much everyone in my family wanted to have a rugby team, but I was always looking.
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Speaker 6: After all of the kids. I was the eldest, so I was the one in charge.
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Speaker 4: So I always was looking after all the little babies and my nieces and nephews and my cousins and all of that. So yeah, I love babies so much. Like as soon as you came in from the.
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Speaker 6: Door, I was like, give her to me.
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Speaker 5: No, you are here to play a radio game too, because that's what we do. It's quick draw time, and our prime minister is here, Anthony Alberi with the rules.
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Speaker 7: I'm Anthony Alberanzi and these are the official quick draw rules. Tim will give a category and a letter. The first to yell out a correct answer gets a point. The first antie yell out and is locked in best out of seven wins. Ultimately, Tim will exercise his discretion.
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Speaker 5: What was your favorite radio game to play when you did regional radio?
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Speaker 1: Be the Bomb?
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Speaker 6: Oh yeah, it's classic, classy classic.
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Speaker 5: I'll give you a practice question. We'll come back play for real name of Breakfast Food starting with Orangers.
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Speaker 3: And I have really similar birthdays and stuff. You're in Scorpio, Yeah, tenth of November sixteenth. Well I think you're eighty five as well.
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Speaker 5: The same you play for real when we come back.
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Speaker 1: Ricky and Tim on Nova. Ricky and Tim's quit this year.
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Speaker 5: We was worked out you're the same person as Ricky and I'm Sunny in Storm. Your brand new book. It's out now.
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Speaker 1: Oh, thank you Tim for the plug. Please buy it.
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Speaker 3: There's no money in kids books that I write it for love and it's quite good, so buy it.
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Speaker 1: So buy it.
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Speaker 6: Get out there and buy it for your kids.
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Speaker 1: They'll love it.
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Speaker 6: It sounds amazing.
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Speaker 5: Okay, tell you.
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Speaker 3: Something just quickly before you do this. I auditioned for Australian Idol in two thousand and it was the year you were like top six or whatever two thousand and four. Yeah, yeah, I auditioned.
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Speaker 6: Was your song?
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Speaker 1: I sung? Sexual Healing?
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Speaker 3: Oh that's a good And I still want to audition now. And every time I see to be Shark, I'm like, I'm going to audition and she's like, well why don't you? And I always miss the audition.
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Speaker 4: Oh my gosh, you have to come. Yeah, you have to come to auditions. Please come to auditions.
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Speaker 6: I'll tell you don't have.
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Speaker 1: The best ear, Like I can sing, but I don't have the best ear.
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Speaker 5: My.
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Speaker 1: You know, I can't And that sounds weird to people who don't sing and stuff, But like, I can't. I'm not good at music, but I can see my bitch is bad. But you can sing like I.
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Speaker 3: Can't tell you what note that was half, just like enven I can't sing after that.
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Speaker 1: That's right.
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Speaker 3: God, see this one when order she can sing babeby Oh come on.
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Speaker 1: Mate, I think girl.
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Speaker 5: Can we play these guys plays? Question number one, name something that tastes bad, starting with say, yes, I'll give you that point. I don't know.
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Speaker 1: You have to, you have to. You have to bleep that out of you. Already happened, It's already happened on ahead of you.
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Speaker 5: I blamed it. Question number two, number boys name starting with Oliver.
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Speaker 1: Damn it.
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Speaker 3: You know I'm postpart and this feels like bullying. Actually, my brain is not in my body right now.
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Speaker 5: Question three, name of city starting with them.
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Speaker 1: Maldrid, Melbourne is a quick one for you.
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Speaker 2: Does all right?
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Speaker 1: You need this to say?
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Speaker 6: In the game, we should have given turn you're a handicap?
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Speaker 1: No a practice question?
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Speaker 2: Yeah?
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Speaker 1: Yeah, Look, could I'm be honest with you. You guys are up and racing.
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Speaker 5: True, I mean almost the end of the day for us, Yeah, exactly?
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Speaker 6: Can we step back from the mIRC?
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Speaker 1: No?
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Speaker 5: No, no, please, in the interest of time to play the game. Please, Ricky, you've already been yapping or morning. Question number four for the wind, say the game, you name something that's cold, starting with B brown.
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Speaker 3: Cold cold, starting with be a bear in the in the in Iceland, the Icelandic bear.
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Speaker 1: I'll give that to you. Tan God, this is a pity party.
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Speaker 6: This is how that was actually my answer brown Town.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, that's that's all right.
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Speaker 6: Question number five, that was an even again.
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Speaker 5: In the game, to your name and the school supply, starting with G.
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Speaker 1: Gregg's sausage rolls if you're in the UK in.
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Speaker 5: The UK Greg's past.
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Speaker 6: I still can't think of something name.
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Speaker 5: A sports personality starting with R.
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Speaker 1: My sorry, have I just coming back?
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Speaker 7: Yes?
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Speaker 3: And can I tell you I know this is Sydney now and I'm a Sydney girl. Earl Wood for the win and I call it Marrickville Heights.
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Speaker 1: Okay, I like it.
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Speaker 5: This is for the win. Name and insects starting with S stick figure.
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Speaker 3: Stop called sing in the week, No go again, because I feel like that was.
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Speaker 6: That was good.
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Speaker 5: We really need to finish this. So congratulations, congratulations on the book starting in storm lovely to see you can be
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Speaker 4: Coming, toulations on the beautiful Scott Oh my god, Congratulations to you guys slaying breakfast.
Speaker 1: Ricky Lee and Tim only on over.
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Speaker 2: Our next guest is a multi media force, a comedian, best selling author.
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Speaker 3: This book will hopefully make you laugh and social media sensation.
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Speaker 1: Oh my god, is that is your Rough the.
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Speaker 2: Rock from radio to TV. She's done it all and she's back with a new book, Sonny and Storm. Please welcome, tell you Hennessy welcome.
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Speaker 4: Oh my god, I've never heard such a fierce opener before.
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Speaker 5: Thank you very much for coming in. Literally, you're that Daniel man down the other end. You know, he's faceless and nameless. But thank you for writing this. Because I have a thirteen year old daughter.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, that's good.
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Speaker 5: She's like in the Lottie Brooks wheelhouse.
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Speaker 4: Right.
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Speaker 5: So I love having a new book and I'm going to take that home today and give it to her. This is Sunny and Storm, the brand new book from.
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Speaker 4: You about tell me about the book and writing it and what inspired you and what made you do this?
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Speaker 6: Because you're a you're a you're a you do a lot of amazing things.
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Speaker 3: Why do anything if there's money?
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Speaker 1: But I don't know why I'm doing this passion project.
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Speaker 3: It absolutely is though, So I did regional radio, right have either of you done that.
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Speaker 1: Not you, Ricky, You've you're you're a metro.
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Speaker 4: I've gone into I've gone into regional radio to be like, hey, you want to play my songs?
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Speaker 1: Do you want a little of this? Do you want a little one, a little bit this? Ready? Damn it? Yes, well that's not that's well. I did Griffith Dull and there's a town of thirteen people.
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Speaker 3: Wow, when I was there, number I'm.
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Speaker 1: Not even kidd I was third.
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Speaker 4: No.
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Speaker 3: I was doing regional radio and I loved it so much. And I went to a dairy farm and found out that cows had to be pregnant to be milk to make milk, right, And I was like whoa, of course exactly blew my mind.
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Speaker 1: And so I was like this is such a rich what yeah.
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Speaker 6: Well.
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Speaker 1: My mind. I really just thought that they just produced milk and that was their dairy.
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Speaker 3: You know, they're women, they're female cows, and you have to sustain the milking, right, They're just out there just well well, yeah, there's only a few of them, and then they y, yes, they get rid of them.
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Speaker 4: They can't eat a lot of sound effects there indicating a lot of different things.
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Speaker 6: They either have a little bit.
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Speaker 1: Came to a listening going, oh god, this is why we don't let her do anything.
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Speaker 6: I'm feeling.
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Speaker 1: I'm feeling.
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Speaker 6: I'm feeling Tracy vibes right now.
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Speaker 3: Okay, So what happened was I was so inspired by regional Australia that I was like, I've got to write a.
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Speaker 1: Book set here.
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Speaker 3: And then I watched the movie Beaches, which is about female friendship and it's about you know, a really dynamic couple, ones like a real extrovert Adhd and the other ones a little bit more subtle, and that friendship together and female friendship is really important, and then they invent their own language. So I combine the three topics and made Sunny and Storm and I think it's my best work. And you see, Ashbardi did a quote for me on the back. She said, Tanya's best work. And I didn't even make her say that.
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Speaker 6: I don't even have to make her say it, she just said it.
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Speaker 5: I heard with kid because kids books like, because my boys are into the bad Guys books. I feel like the real way to make money is that has to be a series. It has to be Sunny and Storm one, Sunny and Storm two.
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Speaker 3: What's coming in September, Timmy, because because.
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Speaker 1: That's the one my kids do.
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Speaker 5: Once they read Bad Guys nineteen, they're like, buy me Bad Guys funny before.
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Speaker 1: You just have to do it bookshop one hundred percent.
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Speaker 3: But also selling kids books and selling junior fiction is really really difficult.
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Speaker 1: Like and we don't have any women.
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Speaker 3: We have barely any female writers in the junior fiction space, like in Australia.
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Speaker 1: I'm one of three.
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Speaker 3: Basically, it's writing kids books is genuinely my passion.
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Speaker 1: In writing four.
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Speaker 3: Girls and now we have a little baby girl, I actually feel more aligned with writing children's books for girls because it's like it's for her and smart girls and fierce girls and determined.
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Speaker 5: My daughter loves reading like she's she's been pigeonholed and like everyone assumes she's on devices.
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Speaker 2: She's not.
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Speaker 1: She's got a good books.
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Speaker 6: She's she's a smart intelligence.
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Speaker 1: Yeah she's doing both, but loves reading. I don't know.
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Speaker 3: I prefer to write for kids than adults. I want to write a film, a children's film, do it well. I had a meeting with DreamWorks, you know, they flew me over when I wrote Pink Santa, which was a kid's book I wrote, which was wild right because it's like the land of Shrek. Yeah, and you go in it's huge in LA and they were like, look, we love your writing. Could you write a film for free and then we'll tell you if you like it.
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Speaker 1: And it's like about it's bloody radio.
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Speaker 5: Wow, No, I can't dream works.
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Speaker 1: I was sorry.
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Speaker 3: I mean, it wasn't that like you know, but it was sort of like, well, you get your visa, you get your green card, and you come over here and you write something and we might pick it up a body.
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Speaker 1: You think.
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Speaker 3: I know, I look ambitious, but I'm deeply lazy. I wrote that book without pants on, without a brush.
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Speaker 4: That's the perfect way to do it. But you're you're busy now, you're in your mom life. You are, you are in mum mode. I got to have a little cuddle with your beautiful girl, a little sky ten weeks.
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Speaker 1: She's a fresher.
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Speaker 5: She's in the proper needed stuff too, like all my kids got proper needed discardigans like you never get in.
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Speaker 3: Who But the one that she's wearying is a gift, you said, someone who follows me online made me. It's got an S for Scotty. It's her name, and it's got seven hearts because I tried to have a baby for seven years, so it's like seven parts for seven years of trying for her, and here she is.
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Speaker 6: It's so nice.
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Speaker 5: Congratulations.
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Speaker 4: I also, I just want to say, just as someone who knows and loves you, but also someone who follows you online, it's been so nice, heartwarming and also heartbreaking at the same time to kind of watch you go through this journey and be so open and vulnerable about it, because it's it's been such a difficult time for you and it's such a difficult thing to speak about and to go through.
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Speaker 6: But to share so publicly.
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Speaker 4: You must have felt so much love from people, and I know it must be hard for you to kind of toe the line of like, Okay, this is what people know and love me for, and it's being funny and making them laugh, but there's also this really hectic thing going on in my in my life that I'm struggling with, and to be able to kind of put that both out there at the same time, it's just is so beautiful.
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Speaker 3: I found it so hard, yeah, because I reckon, like for the whole seven years that I was trying to conceive.
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Speaker 1: I was just so depressed, so.
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Speaker 3: Sad, and I didn't realize how sad I was until the twentieth of December when it was her birthday. I was so sad, and I feel so much better now. I feel like, oh, okay, that not And that's not to say that people with our children, you know, I don't want to get into that space, but it's.
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Speaker 2: Just for me.
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Speaker 3: The journey of IVF and infertility is over for me and I won't go again.
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Speaker 6: She's here, and she's here and.
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Speaker 1: Just crying before. So I did you have a magic I.
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Speaker 6: Love little baby.
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Speaker 1: So many god kids and they're like, are they your good yids I've got.
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Speaker 6: I've got a god daughter and a godson.
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Speaker 4: But I also like I grew up in a huge family, like a big Maori Islander family, where I'm like the eldest of thirty five grand kids, so I was like the oldest one looking after all the babies. Pretty much everyone in my family wanted to have a rugby team, but I was always looking.
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Speaker 6: After all of the kids. I was the eldest, so I was the one in charge.
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Speaker 4: So I always was looking after all the little babies and my nieces and nephews and my cousins and all of that. So yeah, I love babies so much. Like as soon as you came in from the.
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Speaker 6: Door, I was like, give her to me.
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Speaker 5: No, you are here to play a radio game too, because that's what we do. It's quick draw time, and our prime minister is here, Anthony Alberi with the rules.
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Speaker 7: I'm Anthony Alberanzi and these are the official quick draw rules. Tim will give a category and a letter. The first to yell out a correct answer gets a point. The first antie yell out and is locked in best out of seven wins. Ultimately, Tim will exercise his discretion.
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Speaker 5: What was your favorite radio game to play when you did regional radio?
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Speaker 1: Be the Bomb?
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Speaker 6: Oh yeah, it's classic, classy classic.
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Speaker 5: I'll give you a practice question. We'll come back play for real name of Breakfast Food starting with Orangers.
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Speaker 3: And I have really similar birthdays and stuff. You're in Scorpio, Yeah, tenth of November sixteenth. Well I think you're eighty five as well.
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Speaker 5: The same you play for real when we come back.
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Speaker 1: Ricky and Tim on Nova. Ricky and Tim's quit this year.
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Speaker 5: We was worked out you're the same person as Ricky and I'm Sunny in Storm. Your brand new book. It's out now.
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Speaker 1: Oh, thank you Tim for the plug. Please buy it.
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Speaker 3: There's no money in kids books that I write it for love and it's quite good, so buy it.
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Speaker 1: So buy it.
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Speaker 6: Get out there and buy it for your kids.
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Speaker 1: They'll love it.
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Speaker 6: It sounds amazing.
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Speaker 5: Okay, tell you.
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Speaker 3: Something just quickly before you do this. I auditioned for Australian Idol in two thousand and it was the year you were like top six or whatever two thousand and four. Yeah, yeah, I auditioned.
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Speaker 6: Was your song?
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Speaker 1: I sung? Sexual Healing?
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Speaker 3: Oh that's a good And I still want to audition now. And every time I see to be Shark, I'm like, I'm going to audition and she's like, well why don't you? And I always miss the audition.
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Speaker 4: Oh my gosh, you have to come. Yeah, you have to come to auditions. Please come to auditions.
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Speaker 6: I'll tell you don't have.
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Speaker 1: The best ear, Like I can sing, but I don't have the best ear.
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Speaker 5: My.
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Speaker 1: You know, I can't And that sounds weird to people who don't sing and stuff, But like, I can't. I'm not good at music, but I can see my bitch is bad. But you can sing like I.
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Speaker 3: Can't tell you what note that was half, just like enven I can't sing after that.
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Speaker 1: That's right.
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Speaker 3: God, see this one when order she can sing babeby Oh come on.
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Speaker 1: Mate, I think girl.
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Speaker 5: Can we play these guys plays? Question number one, name something that tastes bad, starting with say, yes, I'll give you that point. I don't know.
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Speaker 1: You have to, you have to. You have to bleep that out of you. Already happened, It's already happened on ahead of you.
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Speaker 5: I blamed it. Question number two, number boys name starting with Oliver.
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Speaker 1: Damn it.
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Speaker 3: You know I'm postpart and this feels like bullying. Actually, my brain is not in my body right now.
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Speaker 5: Question three, name of city starting with them.
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Speaker 1: Maldrid, Melbourne is a quick one for you.
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Speaker 2: Does all right?
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Speaker 1: You need this to say?
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Speaker 6: In the game, we should have given turn you're a handicap?
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Speaker 1: No a practice question?
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Speaker 2: Yeah?
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Speaker 1: Yeah, Look, could I'm be honest with you. You guys are up and racing.
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Speaker 5: True, I mean almost the end of the day for us, Yeah, exactly?
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Speaker 6: Can we step back from the mIRC?
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Speaker 1: No?
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Speaker 5: No, no, please, in the interest of time to play the game. Please, Ricky, you've already been yapping or morning. Question number four for the wind, say the game, you name something that's cold, starting with B brown.
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Speaker 3: Cold cold, starting with be a bear in the in the in Iceland, the Icelandic bear.
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Speaker 1: I'll give that to you. Tan God, this is a pity party.
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Speaker 6: This is how that was actually my answer brown Town.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, that's that's all right.
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Speaker 6: Question number five, that was an even again.
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Speaker 5: In the game, to your name and the school supply, starting with G.
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Speaker 1: Gregg's sausage rolls if you're in the UK in.
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Speaker 5: The UK Greg's past.
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Speaker 6: I still can't think of something name.
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Speaker 5: A sports personality starting with R.
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Speaker 1: My sorry, have I just coming back?
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Speaker 7: Yes?
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Speaker 3: And can I tell you I know this is Sydney now and I'm a Sydney girl. Earl Wood for the win and I call it Marrickville Heights.
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Speaker 1: Okay, I like it.
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Speaker 5: This is for the win. Name and insects starting with S stick figure.
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Speaker 3: Stop called sing in the week, No go again, because I feel like that was.
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Speaker 6: That was good.
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Speaker 5: We really need to finish this. So congratulations, congratulations on the book starting in storm lovely to see you can be
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Speaker 4: Coming, toulations on the beautiful Scott Oh my god, Congratulations to you guys slaying breakfast.
