0:00

Nathan Matt and Sean Podcast.

0:03

Now, Sean, there was a bit of news yesterday and we

0:05

thought we need to get to the bottom of this.

0:06

Yeah.

0:07

Absolutely.

0:07

Caitlyn Bassett our superstar netbol who comes

0:09

in, we speak sports.

0:10

You know everything about sports. Well over the last

0:12

couple.

0:13

Of years now, she's been covering the

0:15

footy in particular. Well, she

0:17

had an announcement yesterday, Seabas, good

0:19

morning.

0:20

Good morning guys.

0:22

I love how you've lobbed this news and you're about to leave

0:24

the country tomorrow.

0:25

Is that right, m

0:28

I'm dropping a bomb and I'm getting out of So.

0:31

All right, tell everybody what the big announcement was

0:33

that happened yesterday.

0:35

So just my announcement

0:37

that are I'm going to be joining the per

0:39

seems to play Waffle W

0:42

next season, so they're going to be joining the competition

0:44

as the final piece of the puzzle in the women's league.

0:46

And yeah, I was signed on board.

0:48

So the marquee signing.

0:50

Wow, superstar, right woman, I'm

0:52

definitely not the market you signing. We've

0:55

got some legit asl W superstars

0:58

joining the group. But yees,

1:00

seeing as I was going away, it's good time to share

1:03

the news. And I think people are

1:05

making a huge deal out of it. I

1:08

am not trying to play AFLW. I'm not going

1:11

to play Eagles of Doctors. I just want to come and help

1:13

grow this clock.

1:13

I know that you say that, but what if you discover you're really.

1:16

Really good at for sure?

1:17

So Bess, look, if you've

1:19

seen.

1:19

Me kick a football, I think you'd

1:21

realize I'm not very skilled. But

1:23

what I do love that working as a team is

1:25

getting around other and really helping

1:28

them to develop. I think that's what I really miss since

1:30

playing netball, is having that team

1:33

camaraderie and seeing others play

1:35

well and helping them slop. And that's kind of

1:37

what my plan is. To learn football, to have some fun

1:39

and to help others succeed well.

1:41

In your job too, Catlin, to be able to get and be

1:44

right in the mix and understand the game at a different

1:46

level would always help you when you're

1:49

commentating and or writing about it.

1:50

I'd imagine one hundred percent. I

1:53

think knowing the footy, lingo, understanding

1:55

the positions better, the ball movement, just

1:58

everything is going to help me with my work. So I'm pretty

2:00

lucky to get this opportunity

2:03

and I'm going to be training hard, sure, and to

2:05

already hit you up for some training

2:07

sessions.

2:09

Yea, yeah, no doubt.

2:10

I'll be shoved in the ruck, which I'm

2:13

not too annoyed about because, like I mentioned,

2:15

my kicking is not fantastic. But

2:17

now it's going to be a great challenge which I'm looking

2:19

forward to seeve.

2:20

That's a couple of things, Firsa, will you be the tallest person

2:23

in the waffle W I

2:25

don't.

2:26

Know, actually maybe

2:28

yeah, I guess yeah.

2:30

And second, well, don't worry about your kicking because five you

2:32

can't kick.

2:32

And I

2:35

think someone said to me this morning, don't worry to stand

2:37

really close to the goals, and I was like, it doesn't

2:39

help. So I'm

2:42

definitely out of my comfort zone. And

2:45

I'm really excited to learn from some of the best.

2:47

I think you know. Jess Segendary

2:49

is the coach and she's again and she's been

2:51

working with the Gold Coast Sons

2:53

this season with their ahl W programs. I'm

2:55

looking forward to learning from the best.

2:57

Hey, Kaylin, one of the things I want to ask you this.

3:00

You spent some time at the Eagles and Freemantle

3:02

during the during the start of the season

3:05

right and one of them you were doing some

3:07

midfield craft I know at Fremantle

3:10

and you were getting involved. Did that get I

3:12

don't know the fine they get the Jeses

3:14

flowing?

3:15

Yeah, yeah, one hundred percent.

3:16

To be honest.

3:17

When I finished playing that fall, someone

3:19

flowed the idea of playing footing and I thought, no way,

3:21

Like, I'm not interested whatsoever. My body

3:23

and mentally I was pretty cooked as well.

3:26

But when I went down and got to join in

3:28

the right craft, I did like that competitiveness

3:30

in me was sparts again and I forgot

3:33

how much fun is just being

3:35

out on the field, laughing, joking,

3:38

like the banter that comes with playing

3:40

fort in those connections. I think I really missed

3:42

that. So yeah, it was good fun.

3:44

Like I said, I was pretty rubbish and the girls gave me a

3:46

lot of sticks. But that's the kind of That's

3:49

what I'm kind of used to. I'm happy to be the jokes

3:51

during the club and have a lot of fun, but helped

3:53

with others along the way.

3:55

And I mean from a physical point of view, doing

3:59

rock work is not dissimilar to jocking.

4:01

For positioning a goal ring on a

4:03

netble Cort is that this is true.

4:06

I mean the center bounce is going to be a

4:08

whole new ball game for me because I'm

4:10

not used to running at someone and obviously I'm not

4:12

used to being tackled. But the stoppage

4:14

play where you just link for position and you're

4:16

pushing and yet like that is definitely

4:19

it is second nature for me because I've done it my

4:21

whole career. I think the other thing which is

4:23

going to be new for me is tapping the ball. I

4:26

used to get yelled at if I set in network because it's all

4:28

that grabbing it too.

4:29

Cool, and also running with the ball

4:31

you're allowed to do that.

4:32

Now there's going to be some challenges.

4:35

The field is bloody huge,

4:37

and yeah, I'm definitely going to

4:39

have to get some keys in my legs and to lead up the pre

4:41

season. But I'm actually just excited to see

4:44

what my body can still do, because yeah,

4:46

netball is a completely different sport. It's short,

4:48

sharp, explosive, but

4:51

footy is definitely. Yeah, it's going to be any

4:53

challenge.

4:54

I'm excited for you.

4:55

That's great, that's so good.

4:56

You're off on holidays to Canada tomorrow, so to

4:58

have a great trip.

4:59

I came thank you so much, appreciate

5:01

it. Can't wait to hang with you guys, and hopefully

5:03

that's lots of good stories from me when I get back.

5:06

Give our love to Big Wei.

5:07

We thank you. It's

5:09

super It's the Nation Matt and Sean

5:12

Podcast.

5:13

Let's head over to Poland for a second.

5:17

Topic.

5:18

The sausages just hanging from windows and stuff

5:20

in the streets.

5:22

What does that meant?

5:23

Hello?

5:24

Oh, very good, Nelly. Actually,

5:28

lady.

5:33

Next, Mike, there we go. Don't put me on the spot.

5:35

I don't know much.

5:36

Do you know much about Polish cuisine?

5:39

A little bit? Not too much.

5:41

What's the good? What's a national dish or something?

5:43

I think it's don't you swear

5:45

that to really like offend?

5:48

Yes?

5:48

Stuff to

5:52

me?

5:52

Oh yeah nice?

5:54

What right in the kabushka?

5:55

Yeah, like a cabbage dish? Now they

5:57

love that cabbage.

5:59

Who having a sider that that was ever going to be fun

6:02

like this cabbage?

6:03

Nobody thought it was fun, Sean. That's all they had.

6:06

That's a good point.

6:07

One of my friends is Polish and he went to visit

6:09

some family over there, and as a he's

6:11

a really good cook, and he said, oh, make us some roast and so

6:13

he went to the shops and everything and he bought

6:16

a leg of lamb and he's roasting it and he said, oh, do

6:18

you have any pumpkin, I'm gonna

6:20

roast that. And they were horrified because

6:23

you feed pumpkin to the pigs, like

6:25

he's going no, it's really tasty, and they're like

6:28

they thought.

6:28

He was poor.

6:29

Oh wow, amazing, that is

6:32

very interesting.

6:32

Well, let's let's just take a drive down

6:34

the freeway right a Polish

6:36

freeways and there is a it's

6:39

called the Hayes Funeral Service was transporting

6:41

a body they just picked up. Yes, Unfortunately,

6:44

when they're driving down the freeway, someone forgot

6:46

to lock the door completely at the back of the

6:49

hearse and the door's flung open and

6:51

the body has just come out the back of the cars

6:53

and land on the road in the middle of it.

6:55

So it was wrapped in a sheet.

6:58

So the car behind these they

7:01

put threw the anchors on straight

7:03

away because the white sheet just went over

7:06

the windscreen and they don't know what's going. Oh, they hadn't

7:08

seen the body yet until they stopped,

7:10

and.

7:10

Then they thought that they'd caused

7:12

the person to die.

7:14

Well, the well, the funeral car kept driving

7:16

that notice they didn't notice

7:18

at the time, so they had to get in contact. They were

7:20

able to, you know, pull off the side of the freeway at

7:22

some stage and then come back and collect the body. But

7:25

of course the people at Hayes were very, very

7:28

sorry for their actions.

7:30

It's not ideal. It's not ideal, as for

7:32

the person driving behind, nor for the family

7:35

of the deceased person, like when they have

7:37

to explain to them, sorry they found out the back.

7:39

Of the truck on the way.

7:41

Of makeup done to the body.

7:45

They didn't have gravel ration

7:48

when they passed and out.

7:50

I've got to.

7:50

Thought that out before the funeral.

7:51

And I can't see it like a stiff

7:54

body bouncing that hard off like it

7:56

would just be. It would feel every bit,

7:58

wouldn't it.

8:00

It's not ideal. It's not ideal.

8:02

It's not ideal. And you know it's not ideal. Now if you're

8:04

driving anywhere and something falls off.

8:05

The beast, it's right.

8:06

This is my fear.

8:08

I don't have many irrational fears, but one

8:10

of snakes and one is this that if I'm driving behind

8:13

a truck that's got a load of stuff on it that

8:15

you know, heavy metal pipes or

8:17

big planks of water or whatever. I'm really

8:20

nervous about that. I just I don't know. It's

8:22

a final destination thing, I think. And every

8:25

now and then you hear a story of something

8:27

like that falling off and crushing the car behind.

8:30

So I'll ee that, just go really fast to

8:32

overtake the No, I don't. I hang right back because

8:34

I am very nervous. That makes

8:36

me, Yeah, I get that, real, very

8:39

uncomfortable with that situation.

8:40

Yeah, I think everyone's the same with it. Why is it the pipe

8:43

truck truck? Because is it

8:45

movies that we've seen where the pipe goes through the windscreen

8:47

and then stabs someone's part of it.

8:49

And also it just looks like they could fall off easily.

8:51

I mean, I know that they are secured properly, but

8:53

it looks like just one. You know, when you've got a whole

8:55

bunch of straws and one shakes out really easily.

8:58

It's like that. It feels like one could just take

9:00

out.

9:01

You know.

9:02

Well, if any of that stuff happens, if something flings off,

9:04

you don't realize that it's happened my body.

9:06

No, not necessarily no, but other things

9:08

that.

9:08

Might have come out of the back of your car slash trailer

9:10

along the journey.

9:11

So were you driving along and then something fell off and you

9:13

were unaware? Or perhaps you were the poor person

9:15

driving behind us and all of a sudden something's

9:17

flying. There's a cous flying at you.

9:21

It could happen us.

9:23

It's the best of us, well said, that's

9:25

in caramera, Hi, Judy,

9:28

hire you going good?

9:30

Now?

9:30

Judy?

9:30

Were you hello? Were

9:32

you driving and something fell off your vehicle?

9:35

Or Judy? Can you hear us?

9:39

Hello?

9:40

We've got you Jude's but you can't hear us.

9:42

Sorry,

9:45

So what happened? Yeah,

9:47

we're driving along. We went to the cit

9:50

and stopped up and rubbish and then

9:52

went to ship shop and how they decided that this

9:54

ten dollar bookshelves that looked amazing with grabs,

9:57

so we didn't have any ropes. So he waged in the

9:59

trailer and then we drove off

10:01

and the biggest gust of wind lifted

10:04

it and at Somersault and flatches

10:06

straight into the road and somehow it didn't

10:08

break, just a little damage to the corner.

10:12

Sent Wow, they

10:14

don't make because its like they used to.

10:16

Obviously, that's it very sturdy.

10:18

Yeah, yeah, that's still at home.

10:20

It still works.

10:21

But we used by the driver behind us.

10:24

I bet you did.

10:25

It's in the riversim could you see it flying?

10:28

And it happened within a

10:30

second like you couldn't go.

10:31

So it was just like just did

10:33

it.

10:34

Oh my god, that's in They didn't have any

10:36

rope for sailing the tip shop.

10:38

We think about that.

10:40

That's one of those cases we got.

10:41

Now this work, Thanks

10:44

Shudy. Joe's in Heaven Park.

10:45

Hello, Hello, how you going

10:47

good?

10:48

Joe?

10:48

Now, Joe, what happened?

10:50

I got hit by a flying mattress

10:54

from the car in front of me. So I watched it kind

10:56

of come out of the trailer and it bounced

10:59

on my bonnet cracked my screen. Oh

11:02

so, so it was a bit of fun, and so I stopped

11:04

to get the guy's details. There was three

11:06

quarters off the road, got all of that, got back

11:08

in the car and got hit by a p player doing

11:11

heavy round me up

11:13

the backside and I stopped about ten centimeters

11:16

before a powerful so.

11:17

Oh my gosh.

11:19

And birthday.

11:24

Story's got a lot of layers.

11:26

So I would have thought that a mattress

11:28

would be a soft landing, and that it wouldn't crack

11:30

your windscreen, But clearly I'm wrong, you.

11:33

Think so, right?

11:34

They really badly dented. The bonnet was like

11:36

chopped into the windscreen, fully

11:38

cracked. And then obviously because the car hit me behind,

11:41

my car was a ride off.

11:42

So yeah, I was okay,

11:44

so that's a road got back into your car

11:47

and that other car hit you.

11:48

Was that just mad whiplash because hadn't

11:50

you started up to drive off yet?

11:53

I hadn't started the car, so my car hadn't

11:56

even churned on. I just had the hazard lights and I had

11:58

two wheels on the road.

12:00

I was on the verge, so my

12:02

seat like flipped back.

12:03

Yeah, and I just remember laying laying like

12:06

in the back of the car, just going on, my god, on my god,

12:08

oh my god. And yeah,

12:10

the guys there was five people in the car behind

12:12

and his airbag went off. I can't

12:14

leave those airbags back in those days, but it was and

12:17

I couldn't. They couldn't open the door to get me out,

12:20

so I had to wait for an ambulance to get

12:22

me out.

12:22

I did go to the hospital.

12:23

Was a bit blash, but I mean I just had a headache for

12:25

a couple of days and then I was fine, Oh, so

12:28

did you go after.

12:28

A birthday dinner that night?

12:29

I'd imagine I didn't.

12:31

Working was though, It's like I was on my way

12:33

to my in laws to get my birthday present, so I didn't

12:36

ring my husband or my family. I rang my

12:38

in laws to say, I'm really sorry, but I'm going

12:40

to be late because I've just been in a car accident.

12:43

Up, but keep my present exactly.

12:45

Then they ring

12:47

my husband, panicking, going, oh my gosh, you know your wife just

12:49

had a car accident. You know, they've caught an ambulace.

12:51

And he comes racing from work thinking what's happening, and

12:53

like, I'm fine, I'm.

12:54

Just really embarrassed, like I got eat by a mattress.

12:58

Amazing, Thanks Joe. All right, Lisa,

13:00

Hello, Hi, how are you ladies?

13:03

What happened?

13:05

I was driving and I got hit

13:08

by someone who was going to the rubbish chip.

13:11

So there was an awful lot of bags. I think about

13:13

four of them flew off the back.

13:16

What was unsettling was one

13:19

of the bags contained an awful lot of adult

13:21

toys.

13:22

Oh really.

13:26

A lot.

13:29

And so if you know on your bonnet where

13:32

there's you know, at the bottom of your windscreen,

13:34

wifers, there's that dip, and

13:36

so there are things caught in that.

13:41

Lady. One's just getting peld through the windscreen.

13:46

Literally flying at

13:48

my car. And even

13:50

though my car was damaged and we hadn't put in an insurance

13:52

plane, we naturally left that off.

13:54

The some

13:57

of the things that hit the car actual

13:59

eye yeah, identified

14:02

flying trash.

14:03

Wellll it justified flying objects,

14:07

you know. And so when I got when we go Alvaca,

14:10

I was so uncomfortable. I

14:12

didn't know whether to say, don't

14:14

worry about it, let's just pretend this never happened

14:17

and drive off. But it

14:19

was so uncomfortable.

14:21

You don't want totach them to remove the mark, do

14:23

you. But now you've got a face, you've got to

14:25

face to the Yes, that's even what they're rubbish.

14:29

Why is there's so many Yes, that's a great

14:32

question.

14:33

Why they're so many?

14:34

And why why are they going to the rubbish?

14:36

I don't know.

14:37

I'm so confused.

14:38

I'm the

14:40

person who was driving the vehicle. What what

14:43

what was their age group? What?

14:44

What was their demographic?

14:46

Forty maybe forty five?

14:48

Just fifty five male female

14:51

male?

14:52

H Yeah,

14:55

sleep of the house sweep of the house is what I

14:59

think sixty many.

15:01

I didn't want to be there.

15:04

I don't blame you.

15:06

Ideal situation so awkward.

15:08

Thank you. I was only about twenty.

15:10

Oh that's not great.

15:13

That's not great.

15:13

Thanks Laser for opening our eyes

15:15

to that issue. Leslie's import

15:18

Kenny's going to finish yourself high Leslie.

15:20

Yeah, good morning guys.

15:22

Hey Leslie, what happened Nat?

15:24

I had your final destination

15:26

my mind late I

15:29

was driving down Rockingham Road

15:31

for the dual Carriage Lake Yep years

15:34

ago, following a truck loaded

15:36

with great big theme as

15:38

you've described earlier. I'm

15:41

driving a long mind in my own business, listening

15:43

to the radio, and all of a sudden there

15:46

is when I saw it move, because it felt

15:48

locke went from like second to

15:51

hours. I saw this one

15:53

great big four by four probably eight

15:56

foot long, come off the back of the

15:58

truck, changed straight for my

16:00

window of the driver's

16:05

right in front of the steering wheel, but

16:07

it actually made contact with the beam

16:09

of the door and the windows.

16:11

It missed the windscreen

16:14

completely, but it

16:17

felt like it was about hours

16:19

long back.

16:20

That would have been happening in slow motion.

16:22

Do you think it's worked.

16:24

Do you did you like instinctively to It was

16:26

so quick notes and I was

16:29

like, I can remember, do I

16:31

work, do I breath?

16:33

It's going to make it worth all.

16:35

Of those things all at once.

16:37

But it was one of the most terrific things

16:40

I've had happened until this

16:42

day.

16:42

I am like you, I'm either going around

16:44

that.

16:45

Truck hanging way back. Yeah,

16:48

right, so that's.

16:51

Hair fine, but the gents

16:53

on the side, where's your car

16:56

door meets you windscreen? Where that's really

16:58

firm there, that's where it made

17:00

contracts and I will be forever grateful

17:03

that it did.

17:03

Yeah, and the far

17:07

Yeah, we're

17:09

glad to're still with this, Leslie. Ye,

17:12

thank you later, No,

17:15

exactly, we.

17:15

Need all of you.

17:18

The Nathan, Matt and Sean podcast.

17:21

I'm going to complain about something now, and I understand

17:23

that when I complain about this, I am

17:26

being very pedantic.

17:27

But it's a lot. It's a lot for me to have to put up

17:29

with. I know, Sean, this wouldn't bother you at all.

17:32

So across the road from mead

17:35

from me there was a vacant

17:37

lot for ages and ages and now somebody

17:39

bought a lovely couple bought it, and they're building

17:42

a house and the build they've just broken ground, buildings

17:44

just started, so which means the building company

17:46

has put up their sort

17:49

of their signage, and they've put up

17:51

you know, they put the portloo in getting.

17:53

The site ready right now,

17:55

the building company on

17:58

there. It's a professionally

18:00

produced banner. So they've had this printed.

18:03

It's a big, big thing that kind of is

18:05

attached to the fence, and it's got

18:07

the name of the building company.

18:08

It's got their.

18:09

Little slogan, it's got their logo, it's got

18:11

the contact things

18:14

they're building, their license number, all of that

18:16

stuff that they have to buy law put on a building

18:18

site. Now

18:21

I have to look at this every time I leave my house,

18:23

every time I drive home, every time

18:25

I open my door and look out, all

18:28

I can see is this sign. And

18:31

on the sign their

18:33

tagline is building

18:35

at its peak, building at

18:38

building A building at its peak ties in I'm

18:40

not going to say the name of the company, but that ties

18:42

into the name of the company.

18:43

Makes sense in that sean.

18:47

When when you're writing building at its peak.

18:50

The it's is possessive,

18:52

right, that means it because it's saying it's

18:55

the it's it's it's

18:57

it's not a contraction. It's not it's

19:00

not saying it is it is. It's

19:02

saying is. They've

19:05

put an apostrophe. There should not be an apostrophe

19:08

there film what should it just be its its

19:10

correct really, no apostrophe, Oh dear

19:13

God, no apostrophe, sean,

19:15

because the apostrophe in it would mean

19:17

that it would read as it is, and it's

19:19

not building at it is peak.

19:21

It's building at.

19:22

Its peas peak. Yeah.

19:24

Yeah, So clearly

19:27

you're.

19:27

Unfazed by this because you didn't even understand

19:29

what the problem was.

19:30

You put it there, and

19:33

I had no idea what you're talking about. And

19:35

I know that you said something is not grammatically

19:37

correct or something, and I was like, where I.

19:40

Certain they didn't read?

19:42

Well that it makes sense to me, I mean,

19:45

and.

19:45

I wouldn't mind if it was just if it's just in

19:47

a text message or something non permanent, I

19:49

don't care. But if you do it on it

19:51

that that sign is produced professionally,

19:54

produced by somebody, people prove read

19:56

that, people approved that, and

19:59

they've got it wrong.

19:59

Now I can't I have to look at that. I

20:01

don't know how long that it's a big house. They're

20:04

going to be building that thing wherever.

20:05

I have to look at that thing for months, years,

20:09

probably eighteen months, right, yeah, yeah, for

20:11

sure.

20:12

Should I color it in with a text because a few

20:14

people.

20:14

Have suggested that that's a really good idea.

20:16

That'd be bad.

20:17

No, No, because it's it's going to burn you too

20:19

much. I know it's like.

20:20

And then yesterday I was driving home on Sterling

20:22

Highway and I stopped at some traffic lights in

20:25

north from Mantle and there's a sign up

20:27

saying I think it's like

20:30

a flease of office

20:33

space or something on the left hand side, on the left

20:35

hand right, yeah, and the sign said flexible

20:38

leasing or something. They'd spelt flexible

20:41

wrong, And I'm like, see,

20:44

I might pick that up, but certainly not. That would

20:46

flex able, not flexible. And

20:49

I'm like, it's the

20:51

end of civilizations, we know it.

20:53

I can't.

20:53

Why can't Why can't we just get that right?

20:56

So you're a grammar Nazi, none of this because

20:58

this stuff just flies on the top of my head. So I can

21:00

just drive home without any of

21:02

this stuff burning out the day.

21:05

But you can't wish I lived your simple existence

21:07

shot.

21:07

Because it's a lot. It's a lot to have to look at. That apostrophe

21:10

will haunt me for the next eighteen months.

21:12

It's too much. I shouldn't have to

21:14

live like this. Well, sometimes the little.

21:17

Things that get you, those annoying little things that.

21:19

Just apostrophe is.

21:21

Going to do something I don't I they seem nice

21:24

too, Melissa's in Hillary's

21:26

hih Melissa.

21:27

Hey, how are you going?

21:28

Guys?

21:28

I love you, Melissa.

21:30

This is something that gets your goat as well.

21:32

It does.

21:33

I completely agree with you that I.

21:38

Received an email from

21:41

my daughter's English teacher and

21:43

the grandma in it was

21:46

horrifying.

21:47

I was more.

21:50

I mean, I think that taps into

21:52

why we're at where we are,

21:55

and that if.

21:55

The teachers don't know, then how

21:58

do the kids have any hope?

22:00

Exactly?

22:02

You got any examples for us? Melissa?

22:04

Oh god last year?

22:06

My no.

22:08

But I was just absolutely mortified discussing

22:10

it with some other moms from school, and I was

22:12

like, this is coming from my kids English

22:14

teacher.

22:15

Yeah, you didn't think to get a red pen on

22:17

it and then send them back to with.

22:21

That's my kids

22:23

have got no chat.

22:25

Yeah, no, thank you, Melissa, fe making

22:29

me feel a little less alone in

22:31

this dramatically incorrect

22:33

world.

22:34

Well, I think a lot of people getting behind you this morning

22:36

that Michelle is from hockey

22:38

cant I Michelle, Hi, guys,

22:40

are you.

22:40

Going to do you feel my paying to Michelle?

22:43

Oh my god, net I could not agree with you more

22:45

in faith. Even as you were telling the story, I thought, I know

22:47

where this is going, and that would ride me saying

22:52

I go to an occupational therapist and next door

22:54

there is like Achiro slash Meshage

22:56

place and they've got a permanent sign that says

22:58

something along the lines of come and see

23:00

us when you're in need of a break or

23:02

something. And that's why, oh you are drives

23:05

me insane, Michelle.

23:07

Sorry, Sean doesn't realize that's wrong.

23:11

This conversation is so far over

23:13

my head it's not funny. But I'm trying to be involved.

23:15

So in this case, they should be using the contraction

23:18

you are, you are you know,

23:20

and they're not. They've just used the possessive your

23:23

Yeah.

23:24

Yes, I see it all the time in different places.

23:26

I know it's wrong, isn't it? Many many

23:29

years ago, Michelle, you'll appreciate this. I

23:31

was when the Wildcats used to still play at Challenge

23:33

Stadium.

23:34

I went to the.

23:36

Like at the start of the season. Wasn't the very first game, because

23:38

I noticed it. The first game didn't say anything, so maybe

23:41

the second home game they had these massive

23:43

banners up that said principal sponsor

23:46

and they put the wrong principal. Yeah,

23:48

so it was like it was the principal of the school,

23:51

not the principal being a

23:54

main sponsor. And I

23:56

did actually say something to the then

23:58

general manager.

24:00

The next week. They're all changed, they have to because

24:02

of me.

24:03

Well done, Well done.

24:04

I'm an agent for change. By thanks

24:06

Michelle Marie. Hello, Hello,

24:09

Hello, are we guys Marie? Are you feeling

24:11

my pain as well?

24:13

Oh?

24:13

Yes I am.

24:15

So.

24:15

You know the big green street signs

24:18

that sometimes have like a bit of an arrow pointing

24:20

to a suburb or the airport.

24:23

Yeah, of course.

24:24

There is a big street sign on beach

24:26

for a Roague that points to the suburb

24:29

Embleton, But instead

24:31

of it's being spelt with an L E, they've

24:33

spelled to E L. So they've spelt

24:36

the actual suburb incorrectly

24:38

on this sign, and still.

24:39

They put it up. I'm

24:45

the state government roads thing is I'm outraged

24:48

you can't get that.

24:50

How do government workers getting job?

24:54

It's a suburb of their own state. I know

24:56

to get Amy lives in Ambleton.

24:59

She'll have to do something about it. She'll make

25:01

something happen. That is an outrage, Marie,

25:04

an absolute outrage.

25:05

We right to Actually I don't stand for that. That's no good

25:07

at all.

25:07

Like you're going to write to anyone that's a good point.

25:09

Can you write it for me?

25:12

Thank you, Marie. That's where

25:15

we'll have group therapy. We'll meet back here next week.

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