Toni and Ryan - Are you keen for pres?
Episode Date: October 16, 2022Ryan and I out ourselves for being the old people we are - and Ryan gives his final decision on musicals. Love ya! Toni xxx Check out our Patreon at patreon.com/ToniandRyan, and make sure you join our... Facebook Group! Find #ToniAndRyan on Instagram @tonilodge and @ryan.jon OR on TikTok @toni.lodge and @ryanjondunn Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Sorry, I'm just trying to be helpful.
Welcome to the podcast.
This is Nick, who's in Gippsland, and he may have done the night shift last night.
So he might be a bit rank.
Hello.
Hi, is this Nick?
It sure is.
Would you approve the podcast?
Abso-fucking-lutely.
Yes.
Oh, just letting you know, it's the Tony and Ryan podcast, in case you didn't get that
from our listeners.
Oh, shit.
Yeah.
Oh, no, I had multiple scheduling for today.
Shameless podcast on the Inspired Unemployed.
We'll begin now.
I am Nick from Get Flown Australia, and I approve this podcast. So after a weekend of rest, Tony Lodge, how do you sound, first of all?
I sound way better than I did last week.
Better, yep.
Which everyone will be happy to hear.
And can you describe what's on the table in front of you?
I've got strepsils, a frank grain full of water, a frank grain full of tea,
a tissue, green juice
and a beetroot, apple and ginger juice.
Yeah, there you go. That I've just realised that
every time I want to take a sip, I should probably take
my Invisalign retainers out.
So that I'm not
smiling in the
video.
If you take them out, don't
do it in the microphone.
Oh, no, I won't.
I won't do it.
I'll do it maybe during the break.
Subtle.
Yeah, nice, nice.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
I'm not an arsehole.
I'm not a total arsehole.
All right, so coming up today, if you're not a musical person like me,
I'm not naturally, I don't normally gravitate towards musicals.
Yeah.
We rolling?
Are you checking something?
Yeah, we are.
Sorry, we are.
But there's a glass of water in front of us.
I couldn't see it.
I was freaking out.
All right.
So like every camera in recording gear, there's the red light means recording.
And something was covering it up and we started stressing.
And I was just like, holy shit.
But there was a glass of water, so it was kind of like, what?
We would have wasted that great story about the beetroot juice and the Invisalign.
Okay, there's no need to be an asshole.
All right.
If you're like me and not naturally a musical person,
we put the challenge out to the tapas.
What is that one musical movie that might be a conversion movie,
a gateway movie, the one that goes, oh, actually, this is good.
Maybe I do like this whole genre.
And the movie that was chosen is fantastic,
but I definitely wouldn't consider it a conversion movie.
We'll talk about it later, but it's a great film.
But you were surprised at the choice?
But I didn't think it was the right choice, no.
Okay.
Sitting on the fence early.
Good to see.
So you can blame everyone else.
We'll get to it.
We'll get to it.
We'll get to it.
All right.
First of all, I want to know, was there a specific moment in your life where you stopped going out as much?
Like maybe it was like a certain age.
I know for a lot of people like, oh, when we had children.
Like obviously you're not going out every Friday.
Because your priorities change.
Yep.
And I think I've said this before.
For me, pre-COVID Ryan and post-COVID Ryan would not recognize each other.
And I don't know.
I reckon there'd be a lot of people that can relate to that.
Yeah.
Early 20s, the thought of staying home on a Friday or Saturday night
and maybe even a Thursday night, like there was like shame
and embarrassment.
See, that is not the person that is sitting across from me.
I know.
So I haven't known you, like I've known you since COVID.
Yeah. So I didn't know you then like I've known you since COVID. Yeah.
So I didn't know you then.
And so whenever you tell me a crazy story about like, oh, yeah,
when I was doing Brekkie like in Perth, one afternoon I ran into the girls
from the promo department and they were like, oh,
we're going to go to the movies.
And I went, oh, well, I'll come.
And, you know, I needed to get up at four the next day, but all good.
And then, yeah, after the movie they said, do you want to come for a drink
or we'll go and get waffles or something? And I just went and I got home like one and I had to wake up at four the next day, but all good. And then, yeah, after the movie, they said, do you want to come for a drink or we'll go and get waffles or something?
And I just went and I got home like one and I had to wake up early
for breakfast.
Do you think I'm lying when I tell you those stories?
Kind of.
And I think that everybody listening who, like, knows you now will be like,
I don't think that happened.
Who the fuck's that guy?
I'm not sure about that, bro.
That didn't happen.
Yeah.
You look really nice today, by the way.
Thank you.
I'll put a shirt on.
Yeah. An over shirt. Yeah. Is that the one that you were wearing last week is this the fancy one you bought for the yeah because oh fuck i think there's chocolate on my sleeve yeah and there's
i think bird poo on your white t-shirt as well okay on the back i saw okay so i was wearing a
white t-shirt and it was a bit like nipply oh so i was like, yep, chuck an over shirt over there. Chuck an over top, yep.
Okay, so people think I'm lying when I said I was out past 10 o'clock.
So over the weekend I went and had brunch with a bunch of boys,
I think I was telling you before. Yep.
And after brunch I dropped in at a mate's place just on the way home.
What?
Yeah.
And Bridget and I were exhausted.
Oh, my God.
Yeah.
We're like brunch with the boys and then we dropped in at Joel and Sean's.
They say hi to everyone, by the way.
Oh, hi, Joel and Sean.
And we're like, oh, call the medical department.
We nearly went to hospital for exhaustion because we did two social things on a Saturday morning.
We were home by 2 p.m.
Oh, my God.
But I was shattered.
And then I was thinking like the person I used to be.
It's funny, though, that you, like, when you get home, you go, fuck, big day.
And then you check your phone and you're like, oh, it's literally took.
I haven't done anything.
And all we did was eat.
Like, we went out for brunch and ate and sat down.
So, you know, it's a mental exhaustion of, you know.
It's a fair say you were a bit of a, I don't know,
I feel like the old work crew was a bit of a party crew.
Yeah.
So when I first moved to Melbourne and I started working at Jason PJ,
like we would go out every Friday night and we'd get,
because like working brekkie out,
you really need to fucking let off some steam.
Yeah, absolutely.
And it's like a really stressful job and stuff.
Being like a radio producer is like a lot of work.
Like people go like, oh, it looks so fun.
And it is, but it's fucked.
It's fucked.
And no sleep, high stress.
And by Friday afternoon, you're like, oh.
You're fucking in half, basically.
And you're like, put me back together with espresso martinis.
And yeah, so we would go out and get loose all the time.
And Torbs and I's best mates, Jag and Lane,
who were going to see New Zealand literally next week,
like I can't fucking believe it.
Like we would, this will shock you as well because you know me,
we would, it would be like 4pm and they'd ring and be like,
oh, do you want to come over for a swim?
And we'd be like, yeah.
What? Because this was like. They didn't message five days prior so you could set up a excel spreadsheet to plan what you're gonna wear because like jag and lane are our people you know how everybody
gets like one set of friends that you can just be like do you want to do something like yeah
whatever or do you want to come over and sit and do nothing and you go yeah like one night we spent
with them on a friday night and didn't leave till Sunday.
Like, you know.
Well, I know that because you came over for brunch
on Mother's Day last year at 10am and you left at 8pm.
I left twice to go out and do stuff and both times I got back,
you were still there.
All right.
So I know you're a stayer.
You don't need to convince me of that.
But I saw a word pop up online the other day and this one word would have been in the everyday
vernacular of pre-COVID Ryan. What's that other word that we use for vernacular?
Lexicon. A word that was in my lexicon. Yes. Vocabulary Ryan is back.
Ooh, there was a few extra letters in there somewhere. Like, hello, Lily. But I haven't said or seen or heard this word.
Does it start with a K?
Ketamine?
Not what I was thinking.
What did you?
I was even joking.
Is it keen?
No, but that's also whether it's, yeah, I haven't said that in a while.
You want to come over?
Keen. I'm never keen. No. I'm not keen haven't said that in a while. You want to come over? Keen.
I'm never keen.
No.
I'm not keen.
I'm the opposite of keen.
What is unkeen?
The word, it starts with a P, and it's something you do.
Pre's.
Pre drinks.
What the fuck is pre drinks?
Fuck off.
Have you seen or heard that word?
Pre's for me is the event now.
I'm like, the two drinks for pre's before going out is I'm like,
two drinks, great to see you guys.
See you next time.
Yeah, pre's, pre going home.
Yeah, pre me ordering an Uber.
So I say this word and I just shut up.
My whole body just goes, oh. And because, yeah, I'll go out, I'll shut up. My whole body just goes.
And because, yeah, I'll go out, I'll have a nice cocktail with my meal
and I'll go.
That mac and cheese hit the spot.
See you later.
And the thought of like I'd have a beer on the couch in the afternoon.
I didn't hate a shower beer.
I'm not a huge beer guy.
I also like a bourbon and coke or something like that because, you know,
bogan roots.
You're a grown-up now yeah but like this is so embarrassing a jimmy can in the shower before you go out fucking light me up i'm ready and so by the time you go out you've had
like three or four yeah and you're just like but you also used to do that because you like couldn't
afford to drink while you're out no but then you'd have three or four and then i'd go to your
friend's house then you'd get stuck in because and then I'd go to your friend's house.
Then you'd get stuck in because, yeah, who's buying drinks at the club?
Who can afford that?
So then by the time – then you have another four in a few hours.
Yeah.
And then you go out and spend one drink at the club.
Yeah, you buy one drink while you're out because that's all you can afford.
Yeah, to hold.
Yeah.
So the reason free drinks came across my life, it popped up in my algorithm
because – and welcome to 2008, ladies and gentlemen, we're doing a BuzzFeed quiz.
So Tony Lodge.
Oh my God, this is so fun.
Can we do quizzes every week?
Tony, I'm going to ask you questions about your pre-drinks etiquette.
And BuzzFeed's going to tell you which Australian state you're from.
Now this is interesting because you've gone on the record and been like, I'm so Melbourne.
I just so get this city.
This city gets me.
So I am from WA.
But you are from Western Australia,
which is the opposite side of the country,
and you have never been to the MCG.
I asked you about the Westgate Bridge the other day,
and you were like, oh, what's that?
I don't drive a lot.
I don't drive a lot.
So for a true Melbournian, true Victorian, I was like.
So maybe your pre-drinks etiquette will tell a tale here. a lot. So for a true Melburnian, true Victorian, I was like, so maybe
your pre-drinks etiquette will
tell a tale here.
Hey, play along while you're
listening because even just
the topics they asked, I was like, oh, I remember
that guy. Have you done this quiz? Yeah.
And did you get Victoria? I did and I was nervous
that I wouldn't but I was like chuffed
and out loud. I thought maybe you'd get Queensland
or something. Yeah, same. I was like, but I was like chuffed and out loud. I thought maybe you'd get Queensland or something.
Yeah, same.
I was like, well, one of the questions was, do you prefer this or rum?
And I was like, oh, my God, I'm going to get Queensland rum.
But even just these questions took me back.
Okay.
So it's a bit of a journey.
All right, take me there.
First up, choose your destination.
Are you going to a bar later on after your pre-drinks?
Are you going to a club?
Are you going to a festival or are you going to a concert?
Is this me now?
I mean.
Or back in the day.
It has to be back in the day, I think,
because the answer now is none of the above for most of the questions. That's why I was going to say not applicable.
Read me the options again.
Bar, club, festival, concert.
Probably concert.
Concert, okay.
But it would have been a gig, like a shit gig.
Yeah.
Now let's choose your chippies.
Would you like Smith's chips, Doritos, veggie chips, or Tasty Tubes?
Smith's salt and vinegar.
That's actually the pitch they've got.
Good.
Now choose your cheese.
Cheddar?
Camembert.
Brie?
Blue?
Or Manchego? Camembert. Brie? Blue or Manchego?
Manchego.
Go Brie because it's the closest to Camembert.
I was surprised not to see Camembert on the list, actually.
Yeah.
All right, choose your crackers.
Jats?
Pita crisps?
Dayton pistachio somethings?
Or wafers?
Jats.
Which are Savoy's in Victoria.
Okay, and if you're not from
Australia, how do you just describe a jat?
It's like... Other than the elite
choice. You know, like, I think in America
they've got Ritz, which are like
the really buttery ones. They're like
that, but way harder, not as buttery.
And they just melt in your mouth, those Ritz.
Oh my god, they're fucking naughty. They're so good.
Choose your spirit.
Vodka, rum, that's where I thought I was going to get Queensland,
bourbon or tequila.
I'm going to go vodka for back then.
Choose your mixer.
Orange juice, soda water, Coca-Cola or lemonade?
Lemonade, 100%.
I will add, though, that the lemonade in the picture
looks like an American lemonade with lemons.
Oh, no, I mean like a Kirk's sugary lemonade.
Yeah.
How good's that brand, Kirk's?
Oh, my God, so good.
Choose your tune.
Oh, fuck yeah.
And I guess the tunes kind of represent a genre, if not like the band itself.
Okay.
But the choices are Fleetwood Mac, Frank Ocean, Beyonce, or Harry Styles?
I guess I'll go Harry Styles because of.
It's like pop?
Yeah.
Yeah.
For then?
Yeah.
It'd be more of a Fleetwood Mac now, but.
Now this says choose your dinner, but given the options and the quiz, I'm guessing it's
like on the way home.
Oh, okay.
Yeah.
We've got Macca's.
Yeah.
We've got pizza. Yeah. We've got pizza.
Yeah.
We've got kebab.
Yeah.
And we've got sushi, which is a surprising choice
given the other ones that surround.
I'm going to go pizza because across from the Paramount Hotel in Perth,
like this club that we used to go to, there was like a pizza,
like all-night pizza, like cafe across the road.
Yeah.
And so there was a few times when like I'd be sitting there eating a piece
of pizza and like whatever hot girls I was with,
if I did with their boyfriend, I'd be like, no one wants to kiss me,
but I'm not in an argument.
You're chasing pepperoni?
I got my own over here.
Yeah, here we go.
Finally.
Okay, I'm so nervous.
Choose your drinking game.
Beer pong, waterfall.
Jesus really takes me back.
I just want to vomit thinking about that.
I just play waterfall all the time.
Never have I ever or King's Cup.
King's Cup, surely.
I feel like King's Cup and Never Have I Ever are components of waterfall.
If you play it right.
Oh, waterfall is a rule in King's Cup, I think.
Oh, yeah.
There's a lot of crossover.
Like if you pull a seven, it's...
Oh, the waterfall and it goes around.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Okay.
We've discovered they're all the same game.
But you've said King's Cup?
I'm saying King's Cup.
We used to play that all the time.
Oh, my God.
What?
What?
You hit go?
You've got the results?
Yeah, I've got the result.
Oh, my God.
I feel like I'm waiting for a really important...
This is really...
This is a...
What?
I'm kidding me.
Flapped.
You love a solid Macca's dinner before hitting the bar with your pre-drink of choice and the trusty rum and coke combo.
Did that listen to any of the answers?
I don't think so.
A solid foundation for a night to remember, in brackets, or not.
Tony Lodge is from New South Wales, Sydney.
Oh, fuck.
That's the worst answer.
That's the worst answer.
It could have been Adelaide.
I prefer that.
Second worst answer.
I prefer Adelaide.
That is so surprising.
I'm really upset, but that's really put me offside actually.
But then it mentioned rum and coke.
That wasn't my answer.
I think maybe let's do it again.
We'll do it in the break.
We'll do the quiz again.
It must be something wrong at BuzzFeed HQ.
Hey, it's Nick from Gipfland, Australia,
and you're listening to the Turn Your Iron podcast.
A massive shout out to a few of our champion tapas over at our Patreon.
All the info's in our show notes.
You can check it out whenever you like.
There's a lot of good shit over there, though.
I love it.
I like hanging out in there. The exclusive and champion tapas get YouTube videos a month early.
I'm seeing Tony do the maths there.
What?
So they get posted privately into there a month before they go publicly on the YouTube channel.
So when we lose our – what was last week?
The Hawaiian key ring?
The nail clippers.
Yeah.
So the full-length video of that of Tony.
Fuck.
Barely being able to contain herself.
I'm just – I think I picked up on the right issue with that story.
Yeah, no, I agree.
I agree.
Anyway, but, yeah, so you can watch those,
and it's just basically us, like, losing our shit for 15 minutes.
But a few of the people watching those videos, and thank you very much.
Rachel Kiefer, love to see it.
Linda Matheson, Mal Davisa, Robert Wright.
You got a key for that door?
Nice.
That was, like, three names ago.
That was six names ago, that joke.
So if you scroll back and then hear my – now that you've heard the joke,
it'll make sense.
Do you want to say it again?
Rachel Kiefer.
Oh, you got a key for that door?
Linda Matheson, Mel Davisa, Robert Wright.
Oh, Robert, wrong.
Stacey, Peter Thompson, Savannah Gatto, Kate Sharp, Victoria,
Jess, and Frankie Lou.
You got a key for that, Lou?
You said the name Stacey.
Yeah.
Have you ever met a Stacey that's not keen for pre-drinks?
No.
Because I haven't.
And have you ever met a Stacey that went, oh, my God,
no one's ever sung Stacey's Mum to me before?
So literally just the other day we read out a different Stacey on.
And I sung that song.
And I was like, do you remember that song?
And we sang it and she messaged on Patreon yesterday.
I saw it.
And she's like, oh, I've never heard that one before.
And I was like, you don't know.
Sorry about that, Stacey.
Sorry about Stacey.
Apparently she is not keen for that drink.
So the category of movies for Movie Monday this week was musicals
to win Ryan over.
So we wanted to try and get you, we, the royal we,
wanted to try and get you on board to enjoy a musical.
I've mentioned many times I love musicals.
I studied sound up, wop up, but I was like in the realm.
We get it. You went to uni. like in the realm. We get it.
You went to uni, you're an engineer.
I get it.
I went to an arts university.
No, it's great.
And so I love it.
You're not so keen.
So I decided we should do a category to actually win you over.
And the exact wording that I used was musicals to win Ryan over.
The options that I went with were the ones that were most mentioned
in a Facebook post that you posted.
There's been a long democracy, democratic process to get to this.
Yes, exactly.
So I think that I've whittled them down quite well.
And I used my judgment on which ones I thought were like both really good
but also would probably be good for you.
Would appeal to me and get me across the line.
Exactly.
Phantom of the Opera, my all-time favourite show.
Because you revved it up last week and just the name of it is iconic,
synonymous.
And I was like, you know what?
I haven't seen it.
It's from just the name feels like one of the classics.
I feel like a good place to start.
Yep, 8%.
Didn't even get a look in.
I was devastated.
Yeah, next one.
This is the one that I thought would win because I thought would be
really good for you, Sweeney Todd.
So I saw that and it's a bit dark, it's a bit grimy,
it's got Johnny Depp and I was just like.
And Helena Bonham Carter, like can't go wrong.
And I was like I could see how I could like this.
Yes.
How'd that go?
11%.
Fuck.
So then everybody was going crazy about Hamilton.
Have you seen Hamilton?
No, but I'd also put that in the like it's an all-time great.
Well, so it's quite a new musical. Oh, but astime great. Well, so it's quite a new musical.
Oh, but as in like.
Yeah, but it's like a huge success.
Whenever it goes to a new city, it's like the city stops
because Hamilton's in town.
So like there's quite a few boys.
You went to the opening, didn't you?
No, I went to the Harry Potter opening.
Oh, they both start with H.
That's why you make me happy.
Similar storyline?
Well, Harry Potter's not a musical.
Isn't it?
No.
Oh, maybe I should.
Yeah, okay.
But Hamilton, yeah, it's like the new hit thing.
A lot of the guys that I went to uni with are in Hamilton now.
It's really cool.
Anyway, then another one that I thought, what a classic, Moulin Rouge.
Maybe that'll get me on because it's a bit like hot and cool and sexy.
It's a bit sexy.
And, I mean, it is from 2001, but it's a really good movie.
Nicole Kidman? Yes. And Ewan McGregor. So, like, fucking touch me on the funny. And, I mean, it is from 2001, but it's a really good movie. Nicole Kidman?
Yes, and Ewan McGregor.
So, like, fucking touch me on the funny.
Yeah, yeah.
28%.
The winner, shockingly, was Hairspray, 38%.
Of the list, I just saw that and went, oh, that looks awful.
I really, so I've seen, I saw Hairspray in 2007 at the cinema.
Like I really liked the show.
Yeah.
But I did not think it was going to win.
A lot of people also suggested Rent, but then also people were like,
oh, but it's kind of like maybe it hasn't aged that well.
Okay.
And there was a few others that people were like, oh,
this is really good, but, you know,
might not be the best for Ryan and stuff.
So I tried to pick things that were as even as possible.
Was Chicago in the mix anywhere?
Chicago wasn't even really mentioned.
That's why I didn't see it mentioned and I feel like that's like one of them.
And I sing that all the time, Chicago.
Oh, I can't really sing at the moment, sorry.
Yeah, don't waste your voice, mate.
You've still got your green juice.
My brain is trying to say Beetlejuice and I know it's beetroot juice Don't waste your voice, mate. You've still got your green juice. My green juice.
My brain is trying to say Beetlejuice, and I know it's Beetroot juice,
but my brain is trying to say Beetlejuice.
Beetroot juice and your tea and your water.
Yeah.
There's 30 seconds of our life we won't get back.
I apologize sincerely.
I will say this was torturous for me watching this movie
and not being able to sing at the moment.
Like I'm sitting on the couch mute, like I can't talk right now.
I've barely got a voice.
I'm barely holding it together.
And I'm watching this show with like a million songs in it
that I fucking love and, yeah.
So Tony began getting a play-by-play from me as I was watching it last night.
Did you not appreciate that?
I just think I wasn't in the mood. Sorry.
Oh.
Okay.
Okay.
So I put it on.
I'm like, here we go.
My entry to the musical world.
Yes.
I text Tony.
Tony's like, what are you saying?
What do you mean?
We watch a movie every week.
Why are you texting me?
Yes.
Actually, in hindsight, I probably should have picked up on that first clue.
So.
Tell us what you thought okay so i don't love musicals we know this but i think
instead of having like the three and a half four minute full version of every song maybe just like
give me the 90 seconder because as you get into the third verse and you sing the chorus for the fourth or fifth time,
the opening number Baltimore, I could have moved house
in the time that that song went for.
It's a great song.
At first I was like, yep, she's from Baltimore.
It's up and about.
It's a morning.
And it just kept going.
But it tells you a story.
It's not as if they're just like singing a Britney Spears song
that has nothing to do with the thing.
Like it tells you the story.
So after the first 15 minutes hearing that song, I was a bit like, oh, we could be in.
It doesn't go for 15 minutes.
It goes for four though.
And again, 90 seconds would have been great.
TikTok has melted your brain.
So I was a bit like, fuck righto.
We could be in for a long run here.
It is two hours long.
Yeah.
Then I text you and I go, hang on.
Is that Zac Efron?
And then you started sending me links to IMDB and told me to ask myself.
It was pretty funny.
That was pretty funny.
And then I was like, is that Michelle Pfeiffer?
Yeah.
Who's that girl that we love, the young, Ashley Bynes?
Amanda Bynes.
Amanda Bynes.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
So I'm like, I love her.
She's great.
Yep.
And then the guy who hosts the Corny Connell show, I don't know that.
Corny Collins.
Yeah, I don't know the actor's name, but I know that I like that guy.
It is.
What I'm getting at is I didn't know all these superstars were going to be in the show.
So I'm texting Tony and I'm like, oh, my God, is that the guy from this?
Is that the girl from that?
And then Jonathan Travolta.
Yes.
Who the fuck saw that?
Is there any context to why he's the-
I don't really know.
James Marsden, sorry, is the guy's name.
That's it, of course, yes.
I'm not sure why they used him.
Maybe, I don't know.
Because all the others are like, obviously it's a musical and it's like cartoonish.
It's a bit silly.
A bit silly.
But then that's like, that's real silly.
And then, so I'm back. Like after 15 minutes, I'm like, that's real silly. And then, so I'm back.
Like after 15 minutes, I'm like, I'm fucking in.
There's all these stars.
There's some like little gags and it's like, it's kind of funny.
It's, yeah.
Yeah.
And then I feel like they did the same scene and sung the same song for the next 10 hours and nothing happened.
What?
What are you talking about nothing happened?
It's just the same thing just kept happening.
They just kept singing in the studio and then they would go out of the –
oh, Christopher Walken, how good is he?
And then it'd go to Christopher Walken and then it'd go back to the studio
and they'd sing the same song and then they would go to the house
and then it's the same thing happened for hours and I don't get it.
What?
Yeah.
There's an entire, like, Black Lives Matter protest.
I did at first cringe when they're like,
every day is white day except for Negre.
I was like, okay.
Well, you should cringe because that's fucked.
Yeah, that's what I mean.
I was like, what?
Yeah.
I'm glad that that was, like, set up to be solved, not just like it is what what I mean. I was like, what? Yeah. I'm glad that that was like set up to be solved,
not just like it is what it is.
Because I was like, okay.
That would be the 60s.
Yeah.
Woo.
So how did it finish?
You didn't watch the whole thing.
Oh, but I just didn't.
How did it finish?
You didn't watch the whole thing?
Well, I did, but it just all became the same to me.
And I was busy.
That, like, fucks me off that you didn't even care about watching the whole movie.
So this whole thing was to, like, try and get you on side
and you can't even respect it enough to watch the whole thing?
Well, like I said, once the song started, all the songs sounded the same to me.
No, they don't.
How did it end?
What do you mean you didn't watch it?
I just don't.
Like, so in the first 15 minutes.
I, like, don't understand what you're saying.
How did it end?
So, like, I feel like.
So all of the people, everyone's allowed on the TV together.
Yeah.
And Lil Inez wins Miss Hairspray.
Yeah. And Lil Inez wins Miss Hairspray. Yeah.
Which is like insane because like they weren't allowed on the TV together before.
And then like Tracy changes her look because she's like,
oh, I'm just going to be me.
I don't need to conform to what everybody else is doing.
I feel like that all happened in the first 15 minutes.
Did you watch the movie at all?
So she goes and like gets bullied out of
the audition at first yeah and then she's like dancing in detention and she's having a fun time
and what a lady i love the character she's great yeah and then zach efron's like hey bro if you
dance like that you'll get on the show yeah and then she dances like that and she gets on the
show and like how good's this yeah have we ever after no but then and she gets on the show and like, how good's this? Have we ever after?
No, but then so she gets on the show, right?
And she's like, oh, my God, what could be better than this?
And then she's talking to like Queen Latifah's character,
Mama Mirabella, whatever her name is.
And then she's like, oh, how come you guys aren't allowed
on the TV with us?
She's like, oh, that's just how it is.
And she's like, oh.
Then she like learns about their culture and she's like,
you should all be allowed on
the tv with us she's like yeah no fucking shit yeah and then she goes to the protest with them
and stuff and queen latifah's like you will never ever be on tv again if you're seen with us
yeah like protesting for us yeah and she was like i don't care like i want to do what's right even
though my dream is to be dancing on TV. What a beautiful thing to do.
Yeah, it's a great movie.
You should watch it.
What an incredible movie.
So then she's like risks her dream so that she can like go and like do the right thing socially.
And then she gets like or she's being hunted by the cops
because she donks a police officer with her sign.
And she's like, listen to us.
And they're like, she assaulted a police officer.
She's like, no, I didn't.
Anyway, and then she's like on the run or whatever.
And they all break into the TV station to go to the like live event.
And everybody comes together and they like are on TV.
And then Lil' On Airs wins the thing.
What a beautiful movie.
Why didn't you watch it?
I thought I did.
It just seemed all the same to me.
I think you just decided that you didn't like it.
No, don't, no.
No, but you obviously, because if you're saying you watched it,
but then I've just told you exactly what happened, you're like,
oh, that sounds really good.
I was loving the first few, and then it just became real repetitive.
It's the musical.
It's the songs that just.
I think you're either a musical person or you're not,
and I think that that's fine.
But, like, to say that it's all the same is like
it's not true having said that though like I look up from my phone and be like oh cool they're
singing about things again oh you're on your phone I don't don't I mean you know watching
this movie is work like how would you feel if you're like oh did you prepare that story today
and I was like oh I just like nah how would you feel but this were like, oh, did you prepare that story today? And I was like, oh, I just like, nah.
How would you feel?
But this was the experience.
I'm like, capture me, and I was not captured.
That's my story.
I'm sticking to it.
I'm very disappointed.
But do you think that you are more likely now to watch another musical?
I know the answer's no.
This probably wasn't the best one.
Is it my attention span?
The song, like, as soon as the song goes past the minute,
I'm just like... I think that people have, like...
You're from Baltimore and you've caught the bus to school.
I get it.
I've just summed it up in five words.
But, no, give me a four-minute ballad to explain this.
I think that people have decided that, like, musicals are lame
and so as soon as the music starts you're like
ugh.
And I don't think that's your fault. I'm saying that people
just are like ugh. I'm sorry for being
a sad sack. That's okay. I feel like I've brought the
energy down. I wanted to like it.
I got excited by John Travolta. I love
Zac Efron. I love James Marsden even though I didn't know
his name until two minutes ago. When I saw
Queen Latifah I was like fuck yeah.
Look, I'm wondering,
do we do the rap? Are we musicaled
out? Nah.
If I've copped
five years of that movie, I may as well
cop an extra 30 seconds. Okay. Alright.
Here we go.
T-Lodge. Travolta.
Hairspray. Here we go. Michelle
Pfeiffer. Trying to get Ryan to like
musicals. Last ditch attempt before he refusicals.
Hairspray's a favour of mine.
You know, the opposite of a bore.
Good morning, Baltimore.
We love a film with a positive core.
Change is the message that it wore.
Love when Lilanez wins.
Amber Heard and her mum can get in the beans.
Yeah!
I like that musical.
Thank you.
You know what?
You are the musical in my life.
Oh, my God.
There's a song in High School Musical and it's like,
you are the music in me.
You are the music in me.
It's beautiful.
And I would like to be the music in you.
In you.
Well, look, I'm sorry that you didn't love it,
but now we know we won't do musicals anymore.
I didn't, like, not watch it.
I was just, like.
Not engaged.
Yeah, I was, like, on the couch the whole time.
Yeah, that's okay.
It lost me.
These things happen.
I'd probably feel that way about, like,
one of those shit Christopher Nolan films you like.
Like, it just loses me.
Like, it's just not my thing.
You want to come over and watch a college volleyball game?
Yeah.
No, I get it.
We all have our interests.
Yeah.
I've got to love to see it.
And how many times do you reckon you've seen Hairspray?
Oh, can't count.
Like so many times through the year.
Through the year.
When you said can't, it just.
Well, it wasn't.
Okay.
There's a video that pops up in my feed every two weeks.
Yeah.
For the last five years.
And I laugh my ass off every time.
Yeah.
So every time you've seen Hairspray, I've probably seen this video ten times for every time you've seen that movie.
Okay.
Still does me in.
Yeah.
This DJ is filming the dance floor, right, at a club.
He's DJing, you know, he's on his phone.
And this drunk girl walks up to the DJ booth and she's like,
can I get two vodka sodas and a Jager Bomb?
And he's like, oh, I'm the DJ.
And she's like, yeah, you call yourself whatever you like.
You live your best truth.
But what I need is two vodka sodas and a Jagerbomb.
And because she just sees like a guy behind a booth.
And she's like, you're it.
You're obviously a bar.
You're the guy.
Yeah.
And he's like pointing over to the thing.
And she thinks that he's like trying to be helpful or giving advice.
She's like, mate, I don't mind.
I'll wait.
Yeah, it's all good. If you've got a guy over there, that's fine. You do you, bro. I don't mind. I'll wait. Yeah, it's all good.
If you've got to go over there, that's fine.
You do you, bro.
I'll just wait here.
Oh, my God.
How have I never seen that video before?
It's so good.
And when I was in Mildura, I DJed at a club.
And I don't know how to DJ because here's the thing.
When you work in radio and you're in a small town, people go, oh,
you work in radio, you play music.
Do you know how to DJ?
And I go, nah.
And they're like, oh, you get free drinks at the club. And I'm like, yeah, music. Do you know how to DJ? And I go, nah. And they're like, oh, like you get free drinks at the club.
And I'm like, yeah, yeah, and I know how to do it.
You're like, yeah, well, for that price, I'll figure it out.
Yeah, and it was like the old school room.
So I'm just playing like 90s.
And you don't need to like, it's just like queuing up Windows Media Player
and standing there getting free drinks.
Yeah.
And I've seen like, and when you're like one step back from the crowd
and you kind of like observe.
Yeah, totally.
Fascinating. Oh my gosh. And when this girl wanders off, I the crowd and you kind of like observe. Yeah, totally. Fascinating.
Oh my gosh.
And when this girl wanders off, I'm like, that exact thing hasn't happened.
But like, we all know this person.
We all know this state that someone's been in.
And we've all been in that state, I feel, when you kind of get to that point.
You're like, look, I don't care what you have to do.
Yeah.
Just get me the drink, please.
Yeah.
Or I've been in an Uber with someone who's, like,
tried to pay cash to the Uber driver.
Oh, and the Uber driver's like, no, it just comes off your.
Yeah, and she's like, oh, I don't mind.
I don't need to use the machine.
I'll just, you can just take the cash.
There's no machine.
It's already happened.
You've actually already paid.
I've already spent the money you gave me.
Yeah.
See, on my phone, it's come true.
Yeah, mate, you can do phone pay, but I'll just give you cash.
And you're just like, is this bitch nice?
But, like, they're trying to be nice.
It's not as if they're getting, like, rowdy about it.
They're like, mate, no, I'm happy to pay.
If you don't have Jager, I guess I'll get a Red Bull or something.
But just can we get those vodka sodas or what?
Are they coming?
I ordered those, like, 15 minutes ago.
And it's like when you've seen a movie a hundred times,
like, you know the punchline's coming, that shock punchline,
and you're just like, here it comes, here it comes.
And I'm like, when I see her walking up to the booth,
I'm like, guess what she's going to order?
Here she goes.
Oh, my God.
Well, to continue on the music theme of this episode,
Blink-182 is fucking coming to Australia.
Oh, I thought of you when I saw this.
Oh, my God.
Do you think?
Pull one out for your fucking, like, inner punk rock loving
old emo phase.
Oh, my God.
Do you think, you know how Travis Barker was, like,
the third of the three when the band was out?
Because the other two were, like, the singers
and kind of got a bit more attention.
Yeah, and he's always been like the more quiet one.
Do you reckon now the other two are like cashing in because Trav's now the cool one?
I think there is a little bit of that.
A bit of that, yeah.
Well, and because Tom like wasn't in the band.
He left, right?
Yeah.
And then like Mark Hoppus, the bass player and the other singer, he got cancer.
So he's only recovered from going through chemotherapy and stuff.
And so I guess he's like, fuck YOLO, let's fucking do it.
Tom's back in the band.
Travis is obviously the most famous person in the world.
So the chances of this happening, considering all that's gone on,
there would have been times when you had it said,
what are the chances?
And you go, literally one in a million.
Well, it was zero because Travis said he'd never fly.
Of course, yeah.
So because he was in a plane accident.
One of them's sick.
And you go, well, that's obviously never going to happen.
Well, yeah.
So he was like, I'll never be able to tour again because I can't fly.
And then so he did one tour where he like boated.
Like he got like a, he was on a boat to another country
because he was like, I will not fly.
And then, yeah, so it was zero.
So how is he overcoming that?
It was like it's never going to happen.
Well, so he's obviously gone through lots of therapy and stuff.
But since being with Kourtney Kardashian.
Oh, there's no getting a boat over to Italy for the weekend
when you're in LA.
I think so he was like, I don't need to overcome,
like I have a happy life where I am. Like don't need anything else. Plenty going on in LA. Yeah. so he was like, I don't need to overcome, like I have a happy life where
I am, like don't need anything else. Plenty going on in
LA. Yeah. What else is there?
And then I guess he
was just like, oh, I want to see the world with you.
This is like quite beautiful. Oh, that is beautiful.
And then he went on his first flight ever
for the first time
on like Kylie's private jet.
And I mean, if you're going to do it, do it in
style. Well, do it in style, but I don't know about you.
A private jet is like the most dangerous way to fly though.
The bigger the plane, the safer you feel, surely.
You're in a small thing, you're like, is that going to help you feel
or is that just going to make you more terrified?
But anyway.
That'd be really hard.
Imagine sitting on there on the runway, not wanting to do it.
Yeah.
Stress and sweating.
His book is insane because he talks about, well, anyway, anyway, anyway.
But my fucking new love to see it is at Blink-182.
If I can come to Australia, I'm so fucking excited.
Oh, my God.
You do love to see that.
I'm so pumped.
You do love to see that.
All right.
Have a good day, everyone.
We'll chat to you tomorrow.
Love you.
Bye.