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Speaker 1: Namaskara. That's how they say hello and Nepal. This is the Ben and Liam Podcast and you're our little listening serber helping us climb the big old podcast chart mountain.
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Speaker 2: Good ay there podcaster, Yeah, how you doing now?
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Speaker 3: Lim?
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Speaker 4: I feel like there's been a real lack of sound effects in the last you know, fifty podcasts.
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Speaker 5: Well, it's because we've been speaking to a lot of international podcasters as of late yep, which has been a stress.
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Speaker 3: I must have been getting the time zones right. It's been boom chats and what.
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Speaker 4: It's been a lot of tense moments off there, yeah, where Liam will say, oh, I've got I've got someone's zoom handle and then we have to wait around for like half an hour.
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Speaker 3: Extra peddling that more than anyone else in the team.
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Speaker 4: I got that girl last time, though, you did? Yeah from London.
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Speaker 2: Yeah.
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Speaker 5: I'm always just like, does anyone speak to a Congolese boy today? And everyone's like, no, he's going to take too long.
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Speaker 4: I think we've actually gone through all of the international podcasts now. I'm sure there's others that we haven't got to.
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Speaker 5: Another American guy, which I I'll apologize if we misplaced your number or your email.
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Speaker 3: But yeah, I think I think we've maybe exhausted that.
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Speaker 4: Well, there's also I saw someone email the Ben and Leam email Ben and Liam Insta at gmail dot com. Samrivia which is the last name he said. Boys, me and my girlfriend are from Waymouth in the UK and listen, feel free to WhatsApp call us any time, wake us up at three am if you want. All good. So, I mean, look, Sam, we're not Actually that's pretty funny going to Sam because our phone can't actually dial out from.
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Speaker 2: The studio WhatsApp.
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Speaker 4: That's why we were doing him of a zoom.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, because he's actually two am so we could actually call it.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, it won't work. Yeah, right, So shout out to you, Sam. Thank you for emailing us our least preferred method of communication.
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Speaker 5: If you stick out though, if you email, it's just like seriously, someone's email.
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Speaker 4: My promise is, now that the international podcasts are done, I've got a new idea involving sound effects. But we'll do it in the next podcast.
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Speaker 5: Okay, well I'm looking forward to that.
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Speaker 2: Oh guys, it was a pig ah okay.
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Speaker 1: Sorry yeah, yeah, yeah, because we could get a little racial if wiggety woo electric Bugaloo.
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Speaker 2: You're listening to Ben and Liam.
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Speaker 4: Happy belated Father's Date. All the father's out there listening to the show. Yes, Liam, what did you get your old man Tom for Father's Well.
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Speaker 5: I got him some big Asahi beers and only loves those big cans.
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Speaker 4: I like the five hundred mil Yeah.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, I got him some of those. And then I also got him.
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Speaker 5: An out of as Original jacket because he likes out of as Original. Dads like out of that Original because it reminds me of their youth.
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Speaker 2: You know, I could never see my dad wearing an out of that well.
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Speaker 5: When I bought it, I was like, it looks a bit like a land Now it looks like he should hang out at train stations and that sort of stuff.
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Speaker 2: So I don't know, hopefully he likes it.
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Speaker 4: Well, I got my dad some Haggu's chocolate.
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Speaker 5: Oh well, I mean that's nice. That's a great present. But also your girl friend Sam works at Hagg's Chocolate.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm not gonna lie, not gonna lie. It's an easy present.
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Speaker 2: Aget knows that as well.
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Speaker 4: When you said, added astrack, sou that reminded me when I was younger, I reckon. I was around that age where you just start becoming old enough to buy presents, fifteen or sixteen, I and I panicked when Mum said, I want you get to do for Father's Day. I hadn't had anything yet. So I went to the Virginia Shopping Center and there was a clothes store there, and I bought him a white extra large T shirt that had the Australian flag on it. That's a random present.
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Speaker 2: I bet you he'd love that. Gee.
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Speaker 4: Thanks, Thanks producer Wolf. You are a father, You've got a father. What did you get your old man?
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Speaker 2: I got him a lottery ticket? It was last hop out.
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Speaker 4: What a lineup for the tickets was massive?
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Speaker 2: Yeah, isn't it?
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Speaker 6: Wid?
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Speaker 4: Especially did he get a win?
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Speaker 2: No bws?
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Speaker 5: Lineups around the corners, people lining up at rivers, like everyone goes to the standard place for Father's Day present?
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Speaker 4: Hey give us a buzz. Thirteen twenty four ten Did you get a bad Father's Day present? We'll get you something better, okay? Uncle Ben and Liam of Koya. One dad's trash is another dad's treasure.
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Speaker 2: That is true. Very cool. Intro Man Jeff from Murray Bridge. Do you appreciate that intro.
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Speaker 3: Mate.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, it's pretty good.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, well one it is true, isn't it. One dad's trash could be another dad's treasure. What did you get over the weekend? Something you won't happy with?
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Speaker 7: Son?
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Speaker 8: Dan?
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Speaker 2: Is it that brand? Like that's not Oakley but it's like.
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Speaker 5: An the look and knockoff.
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Speaker 9: That's awesome, UV, four hundreds, But you be wearing glasses.
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Speaker 4: Well, Jeff, what we're thinking is we're going to hear everybody else out. We're going to find out what all the dad's got for Father's Day. Then we're going to go back through and you can have your pick of the lot as to what you want.
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Speaker 5: So Lara from Salisbury East has called up. I'm assuming Lara you're not a dad, but you got your dad a bad president?
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Speaker 2: Is that right?
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Speaker 6: Yeah?
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Speaker 2: Yeah?
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Speaker 4: What was it?
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Speaker 7: I got him a mug but on the mug it said Happy Father's Day from the kid You inadvertently inherit when you just started to shuck up with my mum.
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Speaker 2: A very worthy because he's a stepdad, is that right?
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Speaker 5: Yeah?
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Speaker 2: Yeah that makes sense? Okay, Yeah, how did you feel about that? Did you take it? Well?
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Speaker 7: I'm about to give it to him today.
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Speaker 4: Actually, second thoughts, going, Yeah, the thing, the thing I love about this is that means that one of the other callers could potentially be walking away with a mug that's personalized for your step dad.
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Speaker 5: And that could be Nick from Paravista. What did you get to Father's Day yesterday?
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Speaker 7: Mate?
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Speaker 2: Bit underwhelming?
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Speaker 4: Yeah, I offered a booby boucher. What's the dollar value on that?
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Speaker 5: I think must be about thirty bucks thirty fifty very good, and he's probably enough to just get you like a meal or maybe two foot long you could get a big breakfast if you were lucky. Chantel from Salisbury Downs. Is this a present that you got for your dad?
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Speaker 4: Where'd you get him?
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Speaker 9: Well, I'm actually taking him out to get grocery and I'm just going to.
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Speaker 6: Buy a bunch of chocolate.
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Speaker 5: Okay, it's a strange one. Okay, Well, let's see if we can find something better. Chris from Glenell, what did you get?
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Speaker 1: So?
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Speaker 4: Okay? All right, So look, now we know what all the dads have got for Father's Day. Let's go back up to Jeff and we'll work our way through.
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Speaker 2: So, Jeff, you've.
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Speaker 5: Obviously got your servo knockoff sunglasses. Anythink you heard there that you would prefer.
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Speaker 10: Like the grocery chantel from Salisbury Downs.
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Speaker 5: Would you be happy to take Jeff's sunglasses or would you like something else.
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Speaker 2: He's going to take?
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Speaker 5: You can hang on your You're going to have to take Jeff shopping ye for some chocky and chantel That means you get to chew.
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Speaker 4: Do you want the personalized step Dad mug? Do you want the Uber Eats voucher? Or do you want the soap on a rope and the old Spice personalized mug?
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Speaker 5: Okay, Lara from So you don't have to worry anymore, your mug's gone. What would you like out of the Uber Eats voucher, the soap or the sunglasses?
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Speaker 2: What would you prefer?
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Speaker 7: Is it too late to slot like to keep this?
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Speaker 4: What do you want?
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Speaker 7: Oh, my dad lives in the country, so there's no such thing as Uber Eats. It's either the knockoff funnies or the soap on a rope.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, what are you thinking.
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Speaker 7: I might have to take?
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Speaker 5: So it is Chris from Glenelge. You no longer have the soap? Would you like an Uber Eats voucher? Or sunglasses. That means Nick from Paravista. You're going to have to have the knock off Sunday. You get the dregs of the pig enjoy mate. I'm sure they'll look awesome.
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Speaker 2: It's Ben and Liam. I'm the Lizard.
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Speaker 4: If you don't, you probably should follow Shit Adelaide on Instagram. They always post once a week they do the carousel with all the bad car parks and bad Adelaide drivers. There was a good one this week. If you scroll through, you'll see there's a I think it's convertible, a car that has been hit by a tramp. Everyone's okay. It doesn't look at a bad hit. Walks like the car got in the way of the tramp. The tram is the Ben and Liam trem Yeah.
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Speaker 5: And it looks like it's tea boning this car we saw that produce a Wolf unfortunately couldn't see because he's been banned from the Adelaide paper he has. He was having fights at the edinbur a while there.
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Speaker 4: Do you reckon?
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Speaker 5: They'll accept you back one day.
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Speaker 4: If people that run should they listen to this? Maybe unblock Producer Wolf.
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Speaker 2: He's a nice guy.
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Speaker 4: He's nice. He probably got a bit fight.
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Speaker 5: Up about some urbans on a Sunday.
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Speaker 2: Just wanted to attack someone. Whatever it happened, we've banned him the Ben lamp page a few times.
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Speaker 5: Off that keyboard, mate. Yeah, you can check it out right now if you want. On the Ben and Lamb Instagram story. I think it's not a car guy, but I think that's an MR two. It's an m R two.
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Speaker 1: There you go, it's Ben and Lee Ham.
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Speaker 2: Oh wow. Ben.
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Speaker 5: I like to think of our show as a little bit of like come and Command, and I'd imagine you as Ronica Cornystone and I would probably be yeah, and like we've got you know, when something big in the sport world happens, we're go to Chuck Whammy.
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Speaker 2: Tommy Ram's our sport guy. Good morning Tom. Believable guys.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, And something massive has happened in the tennis world.
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Speaker 10: Within the last like twenty minutes, we're seeing the story. I cannot believe this. So world number one Novak Djokovic is in playing in the first set against Pablo Karina, buster five all first set, just have he serve broken? He hits the ball in discuss back towards the lines woman it hits her in the throat, defaulted disqualified out of the tournament.
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Speaker 4: Let's have listened to the commentators when it happens, and that is that the world number one is out of the US Open via a default.
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Speaker 2: I'm absolutely shocked. I must have knew when I was watching the visual he didn't hit it, that I was getting ready for one of all the power from his body.
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Speaker 5: Unleashing a real flatline ball straight into the throat goodbye. But he sort of he puts i'd say about twenty percent of his strength into it. You see the ball lob and then it hits her and it's like a bullet's gone through.
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Speaker 4: And I think, are you saying the ball woman took a dive?
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Speaker 2: I think she's handing.
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Speaker 4: I think I think she's having look at her betting account. She's got money on something.
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Speaker 2: I think so it's because it was one of those things you hear about you. I've got to look this up. I've got to.
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Speaker 5: Look at it, and it's it's it's underwhelming. But obviously he's been kicked out for a reason. And I mean I would say this as well, Tommy Wren. All tennis players are turns. I've never had a good one.
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Speaker 4: Well, this is the thing.
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Speaker 10: Nova Jocovic this year, in the last six months is organized a Corona party where everyone's he's organized a players union, which basically alienates them from the fans. No one wants it. And now he's done this, it just gives you another reason to dislike him. That's why it adds to the intrigue of the story. He's a real he's not liked by a lot of players on tour. Yeah, he's an unpopular guy, so he's very successful. This just adds to that whole melting pot.
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Speaker 4: Imagine if the punishment was you can you can bow out of the US Open, or she gets a free here ye.
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Speaker 10: Turn around and where she likes the fact she was heard I think and had to be taken off. That made a decision for them by the Liver law. But you're right, it wasn't a full blown way.
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Speaker 5: Well, if you've just tuned in, Novak Djokovi's world number one out of the USI.
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Speaker 2: Cheers, Tommy, Thanks boys, Ben.
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Speaker 5: I'm twenty four years old. I was born on the thirteenth of June nineteen ninety six. Even though you keep pushing that I'm thirty five, is it thirty five, thirty five, Yeah, yeah, I'm not.
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Speaker 4: Well you say you're not, but I've never seen a certificate.
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Speaker 2: Well, I'll bring one in tomorrow.
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Speaker 5: So I'm younger than you in fact. And look, I uploaded a few photos of me and my old man yesterday. And I know you hate that bend when people post about their dad's.
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Speaker 2: On Father's Day.
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Speaker 4: I hate that everyone that posted about their dad on Father's Day. Shame.
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Speaker 5: Anyway, I thought it was nice because these photos on my Instagram, it was just like all taken in the same spot. You know.
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Speaker 2: Dad used to call them the step photos. And there's one of.
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Speaker 5: Me as a baby there, and then there's like another one me my first day of school, and then you know it was actually our last photo on the step before he moved out of that house. And a lot of people messaged me saying they thought it was me holding a baby. And my dad's mid thirties at that point, and he has a very receiving hairline.
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Speaker 2: And I find that a little bit offensive.
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Speaker 4: I saw the photo they do about the one where the first photo of.
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Speaker 2: H yeah, I'm literally I'm the baby.
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Speaker 4: I also thought that was you, Yes, I did you know me?
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Speaker 6: Well?
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Speaker 2: Enough not to. I don't look that much like my dad, you do. I don't see it.
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Speaker 5: I see it, Okay, I don't see that much anyway. Yesterday we're out of family do and my little cousin kid, and he is four years old. He asked me if I was older than his dad in his thirties. Once again, I'm like, dude, come on, I know you four, but you can call.
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Speaker 4: You've passed that because I've known you since you were sixteen, and you used to look like a sixteen year old and then at some point within the last twelve months you've crossed that age barrier thing where you went from being nineteen to being thirty five. You missed sixteen years of aging. Yeah, and you just went nineteen thirty five.
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Speaker 5: Bang well, I feel like I mean you say that, but I feel like a couple of years ago, Like I remember getting drinks.
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Speaker 2: You know not this is like something you should do. But I can remember getting drinks before I was eighteen.
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Speaker 5: I can remember once I finished the Parmiy the one kilo Parmy challenge, and I'd heard people around me say ted for to his extra die. So I was there with like my ten mates and I walked up and I said, I just have a ten please, mate.
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Speaker 2: The guy pulled me one and I walked back.
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Speaker 4: And I was like, oh my god, I got to be here.
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Speaker 2: I've got to be here.
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Speaker 5: And then my friend Bryce, who looked a bit younger, he walked up and got confused and asked for a tim.
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Speaker 2: And they kicked us all out. But I definitely don't get asked for ID ever.
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Speaker 6: Now.
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Speaker 5: I'm assuming it's because I'm yeah, I'm looking like I could be in my forties.
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Speaker 2: Yea, how old? How old were you when you got ID?
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Speaker 5: You know, you hear these stories of like people, you know, middle aged people getting angry because the ID to go into nightclubs or buy alcohol and are you serious?
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Speaker 4: So essentially we're looking for the oldest young person.
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Speaker 2: Now in Gaula. How old are you when you're an ID?
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Speaker 8: I still get ID now and I turned thirty seven this month.
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Speaker 2: Right, Well, that's I mean, that's good for you.
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Speaker 4: Now you want it?
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Speaker 2: You want to be ID? Right?
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Speaker 8: Not really, it's a pain, and yeah, it's a bit of a pain sometime.
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Speaker 2: So is this at nightclubs buying alcohol?
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Speaker 8: Both buying alcohol, calling into the supermarket grab my other cigarettes? And stuff like that. Still get IDE's quite regularly.
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Speaker 4: The worst part in there would be the fact that I'm assuming the person that's serving you as well would be younger than you.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, that they're like, you just look like one of my mates. Chill out, you're sixteen, Emma, how are you doing? Hi? How are you going very good?
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Speaker 2: How would we when you got id?
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Speaker 9: I was Actually My funniest story is when I was twenty eight. So I've gone into Dan Murphy's I brought my wine for my girl's night and He's like, can I git some idea? And I was like okay, and I showed him and he was like, well, you're doing very well for yourself, thank you very much. And I was like, thank you.
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Speaker 2: Oh so he's right. He had a crack. Yeah.
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Speaker 9: Well, I don't know if it was a track, but it was nice.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, there you go. I just realized there's not much more too. I know, I asked for I got it. There's there's other callers waiting, and I'm like, I suppose every call is yeah I was.
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Speaker 2: This, and then you know, look lean up to you.
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Speaker 4: We can go to other callers, or we can move on.
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Speaker 5: We'll leave it there you're listening to Ben and Liam making it drip like a Forrcet Lincoln's son Drip Drip Dig Nancy Liam.
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Speaker 4: Robbie Williams's wife, Ada, has shared some details about their private life.
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Speaker 2: I'm Robbie Williams guy.
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Speaker 5: I remember I was really jealous when mum got to see him a footy park in two thousand and six.
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Speaker 2: I was too young the time to go.
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Speaker 4: With Amy Stadium.
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Speaker 2: He did, but then I took her.
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Speaker 5: To the Adelaide Entertainment sent a show maybe like three or four years ago, and what a showman that was the.
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Speaker 2: Tour when he got that girl up.
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Speaker 5: And said some inappropriate things. Then turns out she was like sixteen and then oh really, yeah really I didn't know that.
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Speaker 3: Yeah.
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Speaker 4: I was gonna ask if you're Robbie fan because I was always very scared of him.
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Speaker 2: Oh really.
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Speaker 4: The film clip always got me where he's skin over blading, he ripped his skin off. I was genuinely scared of that.
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Speaker 2: You know what.
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Speaker 5: One of the DVD's that was just always constantly on in my house was the Live at ned Work two thousand and two. In fact, we used to go to West Beach the first week in the school holidays. The Stapletons and the Masons are family friends, and yeah, it was a classic Mum and her friend Louise. So I guess he drinks into him and then just sing to the DVD all night and we were just all crying and going, please, it's been four days. I just want some rest.
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Speaker 4: So Aida has come out and revealed that he makes her wax his backside and Sean like, we're talking on the backside. She spared no detail where and when she said that the singing superstar makes her go deep while doing the waxing, getting.
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Speaker 5: Them married.
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Speaker 2: Deeper.
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Speaker 5: I feel like he has enough money to pay someone to do that for him.
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Speaker 2: Don't you think?
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Speaker 4: Yeah, like, then would you feel more comfortable with your wife doing it rather than a stranger.
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Speaker 5: You would, but don't put them through that. Do you think someone through it who's getting paid for Do you think that Aida sings let me shave you rips it off?
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Speaker 2: Maybe? Maybe does? Is that the only Robbie Williams.
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Speaker 5: I know because you did say you were like maybe fat twenty minutes ago.
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Speaker 2: You're like, I'm gonna tell this Robbi Williams story.
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Speaker 5: I've got I'm here now, going was that it was? He literally said I'm so proud of what I'm going in twenty minutes time. And I was thinking, boy, this is gonna be good because that never happens.
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Speaker 1: You're listening to the Ben and Liam podcast You're Dirty Dogs.
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Speaker 5: Saw this interesting article on the weekend Ben and it was sort of breaking down like who the worst drivers were car by car, like by the brand of car, or I could have got very this could have got sexiest pretty quick.
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Speaker 2: I mean, how's that?
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Speaker 4: Because I thought it was going to be like a sexist article where it said like broken. I see, yeah, I was. I don't think it's going to be a good break.
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Speaker 5: No, no, no, no, this is just about the brand of cars, gotcha. So the best behaved drivers were behind the wheel of Jaguars. Really, only one in every nine point two drivers is caught doing the wrong thing. That's old money, though, isn't it, Because you know, if you've got to jag, someone else is probably driving.
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Speaker 2: That for you, like a butler or something.
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Speaker 4: True.
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Speaker 2: You're just in the back ye having you know, soft cheese.
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Speaker 5: Then then there's Mercedes and range Rover drivers were cought breaking the road rules all the time.
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Speaker 2: They were pretty Yeah.
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Speaker 4: I don't know what it is with the range Rover drivers. I feel like they're bad.
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Speaker 5: That's the kind of money where you feel like the rules don't apply to you. And you're probably a lawyer so you can argue your way out. But you know who the worst was the worst brand of car.
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Speaker 2: Toyota drivers.
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Speaker 5: And that checks out eighty seven thousand Toyota finds in the last year Australian roads that's.
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Speaker 4: Been a Toyota driver. Oreon, But that's just because I reckon. There's more Toyotas on the road, therefore more accidents. Therefore the worst if you.
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Speaker 5: See a Toyota swerve, swerve out of the world, Like what about commodores would be like a v commodore Na. No, we're close to the Toyota's. Remember that time I was walking home from work and you were leaving at the same time, and then I.
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Speaker 2: Saw you pull out in that intersection and cut eight people off. Yeah, and then you had enough time.
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Speaker 4: Nah, I disagree with that.
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Speaker 2: It nearly killed me on the eighteenth birthday, remember that.
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Speaker 4: Earth it warnd into oncoming draft it was I was allowed to go, but I just didn't time it very good. That is driving. We're fine.
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Speaker 5: You sped out, you know a lot to cut produce a bell off in the car park as a joke, and then you scratched the whole side panel of your car because you know it turned on the cement pillar.
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Speaker 4: I've been driving since I was sixteen and a half. I got my peas before I was sixteen and a half. I had to wait two weeks before I could go to Motor Edge and get my license. I've been driving now for eleven years. Never had a car crush, never had a car crash.
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Speaker 2: Had a few fines, haven't you?
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Speaker 4: Maybe?
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Speaker 5: Well, I never that morning that you picked me up to go to the listener's house to have that shower, you got a speeding fine.
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Speaker 4: There never came in the mail.
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Speaker 2: I reckon, you were going about one third.
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Speaker 4: It was I reckon, he's gone fifty four and a fifty zone. I reckon. I was on the line. I was on the line.
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Speaker 2: I tell you what, Toyota drivers are the worst.
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Speaker 5: Why don't do this? Thirteen twenty four ten. Our Toyota driver is the worst. I forgot to bring this one up. Remember that time you kind of just zoned out, went up the medium strip A little bit when we're going like.
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Speaker 2: Sixty ks an hour.
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Speaker 4: No, I don't remember.
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Speaker 2: It was like on the Golden Way.
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Speaker 4: I remember the sleep.
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Speaker 2: Is what I'm saying.
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Speaker 4: Our Toyota driver is the worst in say thirteen twenty fourteen. What about like Holden.
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Speaker 5: Only seventy two thousand fines? What about Ford forty five thousand?
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Speaker 2: Even lower? So are still the most?
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Speaker 4: Dave text through and said, I've had two accidents in my life, both Toyota drivers.
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Speaker 2: Both times. Stats don't lie, Beck from teachery Gully, how.
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Speaker 5: You doing good yourself?
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Speaker 2: Toyota is the worst, aren't they?
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Speaker 6: No way?
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Speaker 4: Oh, thank you very much? Beck, You don't agree.
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Speaker 6: I think absolutely. I think he sweeps o.
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Speaker 2: Awarezki seems to the worst.
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Speaker 6: They are shockers because they've got a small completing they can complete in and out of everybody else and people.
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Speaker 2: I think it's a rally or something. So what are you driving?
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Speaker 6: What do you broving?
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Speaker 2: Back?
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Speaker 4: Right?
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Speaker 5: So you're and you were talking to us on the phone whilet you're driving with your indicator on, Hey you yeah
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Speaker 3: You podcast is done by
Speaker 1: Namaskara. That's how they say hello and Nepal. This is the Ben and Liam Podcast and you're our little listening serber helping us climb the big old podcast chart mountain.
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Speaker 2: Good ay there podcaster, Yeah, how you doing now?
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Speaker 3: Lim?
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Speaker 4: I feel like there's been a real lack of sound effects in the last you know, fifty podcasts.
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Speaker 5: Well, it's because we've been speaking to a lot of international podcasters as of late yep, which has been a stress.
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Speaker 3: I must have been getting the time zones right. It's been boom chats and what.
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Speaker 4: It's been a lot of tense moments off there, yeah, where Liam will say, oh, I've got I've got someone's zoom handle and then we have to wait around for like half an hour.
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Speaker 3: Extra peddling that more than anyone else in the team.
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Speaker 4: I got that girl last time, though, you did? Yeah from London.
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Speaker 2: Yeah.
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Speaker 5: I'm always just like, does anyone speak to a Congolese boy today? And everyone's like, no, he's going to take too long.
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Speaker 4: I think we've actually gone through all of the international podcasts now. I'm sure there's others that we haven't got to.
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Speaker 5: Another American guy, which I I'll apologize if we misplaced your number or your email.
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Speaker 3: But yeah, I think I think we've maybe exhausted that.
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Speaker 4: Well, there's also I saw someone email the Ben and Leam email Ben and Liam Insta at gmail dot com. Samrivia which is the last name he said. Boys, me and my girlfriend are from Waymouth in the UK and listen, feel free to WhatsApp call us any time, wake us up at three am if you want. All good. So, I mean, look, Sam, we're not Actually that's pretty funny going to Sam because our phone can't actually dial out from.
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Speaker 2: The studio WhatsApp.
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Speaker 4: That's why we were doing him of a zoom.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, because he's actually two am so we could actually call it.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, it won't work. Yeah, right, So shout out to you, Sam. Thank you for emailing us our least preferred method of communication.
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Speaker 5: If you stick out though, if you email, it's just like seriously, someone's email.
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Speaker 4: My promise is, now that the international podcasts are done, I've got a new idea involving sound effects. But we'll do it in the next podcast.
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Speaker 5: Okay, well I'm looking forward to that.
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Speaker 2: Oh guys, it was a pig ah okay.
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Speaker 1: Sorry yeah, yeah, yeah, because we could get a little racial if wiggety woo electric Bugaloo.
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Speaker 2: You're listening to Ben and Liam.
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Speaker 4: Happy belated Father's Date. All the father's out there listening to the show. Yes, Liam, what did you get your old man Tom for Father's Well.
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Speaker 5: I got him some big Asahi beers and only loves those big cans.
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Speaker 4: I like the five hundred mil Yeah.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, I got him some of those. And then I also got him.
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Speaker 5: An out of as Original jacket because he likes out of as Original. Dads like out of that Original because it reminds me of their youth.
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Speaker 2: You know, I could never see my dad wearing an out of that well.
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Speaker 5: When I bought it, I was like, it looks a bit like a land Now it looks like he should hang out at train stations and that sort of stuff.
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Speaker 2: So I don't know, hopefully he likes it.
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Speaker 4: Well, I got my dad some Haggu's chocolate.
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Speaker 5: Oh well, I mean that's nice. That's a great present. But also your girl friend Sam works at Hagg's Chocolate.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm not gonna lie, not gonna lie. It's an easy present.
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Speaker 2: Aget knows that as well.
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Speaker 4: When you said, added astrack, sou that reminded me when I was younger, I reckon. I was around that age where you just start becoming old enough to buy presents, fifteen or sixteen, I and I panicked when Mum said, I want you get to do for Father's Day. I hadn't had anything yet. So I went to the Virginia Shopping Center and there was a clothes store there, and I bought him a white extra large T shirt that had the Australian flag on it. That's a random present.
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Speaker 2: I bet you he'd love that. Gee.
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Speaker 4: Thanks, Thanks producer Wolf. You are a father, You've got a father. What did you get your old man?
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Speaker 2: I got him a lottery ticket? It was last hop out.
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Speaker 4: What a lineup for the tickets was massive?
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Speaker 2: Yeah, isn't it?
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Speaker 6: Wid?
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Speaker 4: Especially did he get a win?
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Speaker 2: No bws?
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Speaker 5: Lineups around the corners, people lining up at rivers, like everyone goes to the standard place for Father's Day present?
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Speaker 4: Hey give us a buzz. Thirteen twenty four ten Did you get a bad Father's Day present? We'll get you something better, okay? Uncle Ben and Liam of Koya. One dad's trash is another dad's treasure.
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Speaker 2: That is true. Very cool. Intro Man Jeff from Murray Bridge. Do you appreciate that intro.
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Speaker 3: Mate.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, it's pretty good.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, well one it is true, isn't it. One dad's trash could be another dad's treasure. What did you get over the weekend? Something you won't happy with?
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Speaker 7: Son?
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Speaker 8: Dan?
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Speaker 2: Is it that brand? Like that's not Oakley but it's like.
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Speaker 5: An the look and knockoff.
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Speaker 9: That's awesome, UV, four hundreds, But you be wearing glasses.
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Speaker 4: Well, Jeff, what we're thinking is we're going to hear everybody else out. We're going to find out what all the dad's got for Father's Day. Then we're going to go back through and you can have your pick of the lot as to what you want.
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Speaker 5: So Lara from Salisbury East has called up. I'm assuming Lara you're not a dad, but you got your dad a bad president?
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Speaker 2: Is that right?
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Speaker 6: Yeah?
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Speaker 2: Yeah?
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Speaker 4: What was it?
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Speaker 7: I got him a mug but on the mug it said Happy Father's Day from the kid You inadvertently inherit when you just started to shuck up with my mum.
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Speaker 2: A very worthy because he's a stepdad, is that right?
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Speaker 5: Yeah?
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Speaker 2: Yeah that makes sense? Okay, Yeah, how did you feel about that? Did you take it? Well?
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Speaker 7: I'm about to give it to him today.
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Speaker 4: Actually, second thoughts, going, Yeah, the thing, the thing I love about this is that means that one of the other callers could potentially be walking away with a mug that's personalized for your step dad.
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Speaker 5: And that could be Nick from Paravista. What did you get to Father's Day yesterday?
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Speaker 7: Mate?
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Speaker 2: Bit underwhelming?
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Speaker 4: Yeah, I offered a booby boucher. What's the dollar value on that?
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Speaker 5: I think must be about thirty bucks thirty fifty very good, and he's probably enough to just get you like a meal or maybe two foot long you could get a big breakfast if you were lucky. Chantel from Salisbury Downs. Is this a present that you got for your dad?
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Speaker 4: Where'd you get him?
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Speaker 9: Well, I'm actually taking him out to get grocery and I'm just going to.
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Speaker 6: Buy a bunch of chocolate.
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Speaker 5: Okay, it's a strange one. Okay, Well, let's see if we can find something better. Chris from Glenell, what did you get?
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Speaker 1: So?
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Speaker 4: Okay? All right, So look, now we know what all the dads have got for Father's Day. Let's go back up to Jeff and we'll work our way through.
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Speaker 2: So, Jeff, you've.
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Speaker 5: Obviously got your servo knockoff sunglasses. Anythink you heard there that you would prefer.
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Speaker 10: Like the grocery chantel from Salisbury Downs.
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Speaker 5: Would you be happy to take Jeff's sunglasses or would you like something else.
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Speaker 2: He's going to take?
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Speaker 5: You can hang on your You're going to have to take Jeff shopping ye for some chocky and chantel That means you get to chew.
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Speaker 4: Do you want the personalized step Dad mug? Do you want the Uber Eats voucher? Or do you want the soap on a rope and the old Spice personalized mug?
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Speaker 5: Okay, Lara from So you don't have to worry anymore, your mug's gone. What would you like out of the Uber Eats voucher, the soap or the sunglasses?
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Speaker 2: What would you prefer?
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Speaker 7: Is it too late to slot like to keep this?
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Speaker 4: What do you want?
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Speaker 7: Oh, my dad lives in the country, so there's no such thing as Uber Eats. It's either the knockoff funnies or the soap on a rope.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, what are you thinking.
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Speaker 7: I might have to take?
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Speaker 5: So it is Chris from Glenelge. You no longer have the soap? Would you like an Uber Eats voucher? Or sunglasses. That means Nick from Paravista. You're going to have to have the knock off Sunday. You get the dregs of the pig enjoy mate. I'm sure they'll look awesome.
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Speaker 2: It's Ben and Liam. I'm the Lizard.
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Speaker 4: If you don't, you probably should follow Shit Adelaide on Instagram. They always post once a week they do the carousel with all the bad car parks and bad Adelaide drivers. There was a good one this week. If you scroll through, you'll see there's a I think it's convertible, a car that has been hit by a tramp. Everyone's okay. It doesn't look at a bad hit. Walks like the car got in the way of the tramp. The tram is the Ben and Liam trem Yeah.
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Speaker 5: And it looks like it's tea boning this car we saw that produce a Wolf unfortunately couldn't see because he's been banned from the Adelaide paper he has. He was having fights at the edinbur a while there.
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Speaker 4: Do you reckon?
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Speaker 5: They'll accept you back one day.
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Speaker 4: If people that run should they listen to this? Maybe unblock Producer Wolf.
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Speaker 2: He's a nice guy.
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Speaker 4: He's nice. He probably got a bit fight.
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Speaker 5: Up about some urbans on a Sunday.
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Speaker 2: Just wanted to attack someone. Whatever it happened, we've banned him the Ben lamp page a few times.
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Speaker 5: Off that keyboard, mate. Yeah, you can check it out right now if you want. On the Ben and Lamb Instagram story. I think it's not a car guy, but I think that's an MR two. It's an m R two.
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Speaker 1: There you go, it's Ben and Lee Ham.
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Speaker 2: Oh wow. Ben.
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Speaker 5: I like to think of our show as a little bit of like come and Command, and I'd imagine you as Ronica Cornystone and I would probably be yeah, and like we've got you know, when something big in the sport world happens, we're go to Chuck Whammy.
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Speaker 2: Tommy Ram's our sport guy. Good morning Tom. Believable guys.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, And something massive has happened in the tennis world.
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Speaker 10: Within the last like twenty minutes, we're seeing the story. I cannot believe this. So world number one Novak Djokovic is in playing in the first set against Pablo Karina, buster five all first set, just have he serve broken? He hits the ball in discuss back towards the lines woman it hits her in the throat, defaulted disqualified out of the tournament.
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Speaker 4: Let's have listened to the commentators when it happens, and that is that the world number one is out of the US Open via a default.
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Speaker 2: I'm absolutely shocked. I must have knew when I was watching the visual he didn't hit it, that I was getting ready for one of all the power from his body.
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Speaker 5: Unleashing a real flatline ball straight into the throat goodbye. But he sort of he puts i'd say about twenty percent of his strength into it. You see the ball lob and then it hits her and it's like a bullet's gone through.
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Speaker 4: And I think, are you saying the ball woman took a dive?
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Speaker 2: I think she's handing.
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Speaker 4: I think I think she's having look at her betting account. She's got money on something.
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Speaker 2: I think so it's because it was one of those things you hear about you. I've got to look this up. I've got to.
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Speaker 5: Look at it, and it's it's it's underwhelming. But obviously he's been kicked out for a reason. And I mean I would say this as well, Tommy Wren. All tennis players are turns. I've never had a good one.
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Speaker 4: Well, this is the thing.
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Speaker 10: Nova Jocovic this year, in the last six months is organized a Corona party where everyone's he's organized a players union, which basically alienates them from the fans. No one wants it. And now he's done this, it just gives you another reason to dislike him. That's why it adds to the intrigue of the story. He's a real he's not liked by a lot of players on tour. Yeah, he's an unpopular guy, so he's very successful. This just adds to that whole melting pot.
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Speaker 4: Imagine if the punishment was you can you can bow out of the US Open, or she gets a free here ye.
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Speaker 10: Turn around and where she likes the fact she was heard I think and had to be taken off. That made a decision for them by the Liver law. But you're right, it wasn't a full blown way.
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Speaker 5: Well, if you've just tuned in, Novak Djokovi's world number one out of the USI.
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Speaker 2: Cheers, Tommy, Thanks boys, Ben.
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Speaker 5: I'm twenty four years old. I was born on the thirteenth of June nineteen ninety six. Even though you keep pushing that I'm thirty five, is it thirty five, thirty five, Yeah, yeah, I'm not.
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Speaker 4: Well you say you're not, but I've never seen a certificate.
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Speaker 2: Well, I'll bring one in tomorrow.
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Speaker 5: So I'm younger than you in fact. And look, I uploaded a few photos of me and my old man yesterday. And I know you hate that bend when people post about their dad's.
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Speaker 2: On Father's Day.
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Speaker 4: I hate that everyone that posted about their dad on Father's Day. Shame.
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Speaker 5: Anyway, I thought it was nice because these photos on my Instagram, it was just like all taken in the same spot. You know.
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Speaker 2: Dad used to call them the step photos. And there's one of.
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Speaker 5: Me as a baby there, and then there's like another one me my first day of school, and then you know it was actually our last photo on the step before he moved out of that house. And a lot of people messaged me saying they thought it was me holding a baby. And my dad's mid thirties at that point, and he has a very receiving hairline.
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Speaker 2: And I find that a little bit offensive.
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Speaker 4: I saw the photo they do about the one where the first photo of.
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Speaker 2: H yeah, I'm literally I'm the baby.
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Speaker 4: I also thought that was you, Yes, I did you know me?
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Speaker 6: Well?
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Speaker 2: Enough not to. I don't look that much like my dad, you do. I don't see it.
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Speaker 5: I see it, Okay, I don't see that much anyway. Yesterday we're out of family do and my little cousin kid, and he is four years old. He asked me if I was older than his dad in his thirties. Once again, I'm like, dude, come on, I know you four, but you can call.
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Speaker 4: You've passed that because I've known you since you were sixteen, and you used to look like a sixteen year old and then at some point within the last twelve months you've crossed that age barrier thing where you went from being nineteen to being thirty five. You missed sixteen years of aging. Yeah, and you just went nineteen thirty five.
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Speaker 5: Bang well, I feel like I mean you say that, but I feel like a couple of years ago, Like I remember getting drinks.
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Speaker 2: You know not this is like something you should do. But I can remember getting drinks before I was eighteen.
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Speaker 5: I can remember once I finished the Parmiy the one kilo Parmy challenge, and I'd heard people around me say ted for to his extra die. So I was there with like my ten mates and I walked up and I said, I just have a ten please, mate.
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Speaker 2: The guy pulled me one and I walked back.
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Speaker 4: And I was like, oh my god, I got to be here.
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Speaker 2: I've got to be here.
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Speaker 5: And then my friend Bryce, who looked a bit younger, he walked up and got confused and asked for a tim.
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Speaker 2: And they kicked us all out. But I definitely don't get asked for ID ever.
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Speaker 6: Now.
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Speaker 5: I'm assuming it's because I'm yeah, I'm looking like I could be in my forties.
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Speaker 2: Yea, how old? How old were you when you got ID?
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Speaker 5: You know, you hear these stories of like people, you know, middle aged people getting angry because the ID to go into nightclubs or buy alcohol and are you serious?
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Speaker 4: So essentially we're looking for the oldest young person.
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Speaker 2: Now in Gaula. How old are you when you're an ID?
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Speaker 8: I still get ID now and I turned thirty seven this month.
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Speaker 2: Right, Well, that's I mean, that's good for you.
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Speaker 4: Now you want it?
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Speaker 2: You want to be ID? Right?
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Speaker 8: Not really, it's a pain, and yeah, it's a bit of a pain sometime.
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Speaker 2: So is this at nightclubs buying alcohol?
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Speaker 8: Both buying alcohol, calling into the supermarket grab my other cigarettes? And stuff like that. Still get IDE's quite regularly.
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Speaker 4: The worst part in there would be the fact that I'm assuming the person that's serving you as well would be younger than you.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, that they're like, you just look like one of my mates. Chill out, you're sixteen, Emma, how are you doing? Hi? How are you going very good?
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Speaker 2: How would we when you got id?
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Speaker 9: I was Actually My funniest story is when I was twenty eight. So I've gone into Dan Murphy's I brought my wine for my girl's night and He's like, can I git some idea? And I was like okay, and I showed him and he was like, well, you're doing very well for yourself, thank you very much. And I was like, thank you.
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Speaker 2: Oh so he's right. He had a crack. Yeah.
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Speaker 9: Well, I don't know if it was a track, but it was nice.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, there you go. I just realized there's not much more too. I know, I asked for I got it. There's there's other callers waiting, and I'm like, I suppose every call is yeah I was.
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Speaker 2: This, and then you know, look lean up to you.
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Speaker 4: We can go to other callers, or we can move on.
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Speaker 5: We'll leave it there you're listening to Ben and Liam making it drip like a Forrcet Lincoln's son Drip Drip Dig Nancy Liam.
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Speaker 4: Robbie Williams's wife, Ada, has shared some details about their private life.
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Speaker 2: I'm Robbie Williams guy.
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Speaker 5: I remember I was really jealous when mum got to see him a footy park in two thousand and six.
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Speaker 2: I was too young the time to go.
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Speaker 4: With Amy Stadium.
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Speaker 2: He did, but then I took her.
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Speaker 5: To the Adelaide Entertainment sent a show maybe like three or four years ago, and what a showman that was the.
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Speaker 2: Tour when he got that girl up.
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Speaker 5: And said some inappropriate things. Then turns out she was like sixteen and then oh really, yeah really I didn't know that.
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Speaker 3: Yeah.
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Speaker 4: I was gonna ask if you're Robbie fan because I was always very scared of him.
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Speaker 2: Oh really.
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Speaker 4: The film clip always got me where he's skin over blading, he ripped his skin off. I was genuinely scared of that.
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Speaker 2: You know what.
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Speaker 5: One of the DVD's that was just always constantly on in my house was the Live at ned Work two thousand and two. In fact, we used to go to West Beach the first week in the school holidays. The Stapletons and the Masons are family friends, and yeah, it was a classic Mum and her friend Louise. So I guess he drinks into him and then just sing to the DVD all night and we were just all crying and going, please, it's been four days. I just want some rest.
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Speaker 4: So Aida has come out and revealed that he makes her wax his backside and Sean like, we're talking on the backside. She spared no detail where and when she said that the singing superstar makes her go deep while doing the waxing, getting.
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Speaker 5: Them married.
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Speaker 2: Deeper.
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Speaker 5: I feel like he has enough money to pay someone to do that for him.
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Speaker 2: Don't you think?
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Speaker 4: Yeah, like, then would you feel more comfortable with your wife doing it rather than a stranger.
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Speaker 5: You would, but don't put them through that. Do you think someone through it who's getting paid for Do you think that Aida sings let me shave you rips it off?
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Speaker 2: Maybe? Maybe does? Is that the only Robbie Williams.
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Speaker 5: I know because you did say you were like maybe fat twenty minutes ago.
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Speaker 2: You're like, I'm gonna tell this Robbi Williams story.
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Speaker 5: I've got I'm here now, going was that it was? He literally said I'm so proud of what I'm going in twenty minutes time. And I was thinking, boy, this is gonna be good because that never happens.
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Speaker 1: You're listening to the Ben and Liam podcast You're Dirty Dogs.
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Speaker 5: Saw this interesting article on the weekend Ben and it was sort of breaking down like who the worst drivers were car by car, like by the brand of car, or I could have got very this could have got sexiest pretty quick.
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Speaker 2: I mean, how's that?
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Speaker 4: Because I thought it was going to be like a sexist article where it said like broken. I see, yeah, I was. I don't think it's going to be a good break.
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Speaker 5: No, no, no, no, this is just about the brand of cars, gotcha. So the best behaved drivers were behind the wheel of Jaguars. Really, only one in every nine point two drivers is caught doing the wrong thing. That's old money, though, isn't it, Because you know, if you've got to jag, someone else is probably driving.
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Speaker 2: That for you, like a butler or something.
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Speaker 4: True.
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Speaker 2: You're just in the back ye having you know, soft cheese.
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Speaker 5: Then then there's Mercedes and range Rover drivers were cought breaking the road rules all the time.
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Speaker 2: They were pretty Yeah.
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Speaker 4: I don't know what it is with the range Rover drivers. I feel like they're bad.
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Speaker 5: That's the kind of money where you feel like the rules don't apply to you. And you're probably a lawyer so you can argue your way out. But you know who the worst was the worst brand of car.
00:19:36
Speaker 2: Toyota drivers.
00:19:37
Speaker 5: And that checks out eighty seven thousand Toyota finds in the last year Australian roads that's.
00:19:43
Speaker 4: Been a Toyota driver. Oreon, But that's just because I reckon. There's more Toyotas on the road, therefore more accidents. Therefore the worst if you.
00:19:53
Speaker 5: See a Toyota swerve, swerve out of the world, Like what about commodores would be like a v commodore Na. No, we're close to the Toyota's. Remember that time I was walking home from work and you were leaving at the same time, and then I.
00:20:05
Speaker 2: Saw you pull out in that intersection and cut eight people off. Yeah, and then you had enough time.
00:20:09
Speaker 4: Nah, I disagree with that.
00:20:10
Speaker 2: It nearly killed me on the eighteenth birthday, remember that.
00:20:16
Speaker 4: Earth it warnd into oncoming draft it was I was allowed to go, but I just didn't time it very good. That is driving. We're fine.
00:20:26
Speaker 5: You sped out, you know a lot to cut produce a bell off in the car park as a joke, and then you scratched the whole side panel of your car because you know it turned on the cement pillar.
00:20:34
Speaker 4: I've been driving since I was sixteen and a half. I got my peas before I was sixteen and a half. I had to wait two weeks before I could go to Motor Edge and get my license. I've been driving now for eleven years. Never had a car crush, never had a car crash.
00:20:47
Speaker 2: Had a few fines, haven't you?
00:20:49
Speaker 4: Maybe?
00:20:49
Speaker 5: Well, I never that morning that you picked me up to go to the listener's house to have that shower, you got a speeding fine.
00:20:55
Speaker 4: There never came in the mail.
00:20:56
Speaker 2: I reckon, you were going about one third.
00:20:58
Speaker 4: It was I reckon, he's gone fifty four and a fifty zone. I reckon. I was on the line. I was on the line.
00:21:08
Speaker 2: I tell you what, Toyota drivers are the worst.
00:21:10
Speaker 5: Why don't do this? Thirteen twenty four ten. Our Toyota driver is the worst. I forgot to bring this one up. Remember that time you kind of just zoned out, went up the medium strip A little bit when we're going like.
00:21:19
Speaker 2: Sixty ks an hour.
00:21:20
Speaker 4: No, I don't remember.
00:21:20
Speaker 2: It was like on the Golden Way.
00:21:21
Speaker 4: I remember the sleep.
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Speaker 2: Is what I'm saying.
00:21:26
Speaker 4: Our Toyota driver is the worst in say thirteen twenty fourteen. What about like Holden.
00:21:31
Speaker 5: Only seventy two thousand fines? What about Ford forty five thousand?
00:21:35
Speaker 2: Even lower? So are still the most?
00:21:37
Speaker 4: Dave text through and said, I've had two accidents in my life, both Toyota drivers.
00:21:43
Speaker 2: Both times. Stats don't lie, Beck from teachery Gully, how.
00:21:47
Speaker 5: You doing good yourself?
00:21:49
Speaker 2: Toyota is the worst, aren't they?
00:21:51
Speaker 6: No way?
00:21:52
Speaker 4: Oh, thank you very much? Beck, You don't agree.
00:21:54
Speaker 6: I think absolutely. I think he sweeps o.
00:21:59
Speaker 2: Awarezki seems to the worst.
00:22:02
Speaker 6: They are shockers because they've got a small completing they can complete in and out of everybody else and people.
00:22:08
Speaker 2: I think it's a rally or something. So what are you driving?
00:22:10
Speaker 6: What do you broving?
00:22:11
Speaker 2: Back?
00:22:13
Speaker 4: Right?
00:22:14
Speaker 5: So you're and you were talking to us on the phone whilet you're driving with your indicator on, Hey you yeah
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