FULL SHOW | Is Woodsy The Laziest Man Alive

0:00Welcome to the Bow Ryan Cat and Woodsy Podcast. Thanks to Kimmys Warehouse. Shop half-priced vitamins now at Kimmys Warehouse. I think it's time to start the show. Triple and Breakfast. Bow Ryan, Cat and Woodsy. Sydney's longest running breakfast team. Just don't ask how. Let's go. Thursday, Thursday, bitch. Open, open, let it in. Let's begin. Thursday, Thursday, bitch. Oh, good morning, Sydney. Good morning, Melbourne. Oh, yeah. Good morning, Big Brother. I'm in the swimming studio. Good morning, Big Brother. Oh, take a go on global. I miss you coming in without a speaker this morning, brother.

1:01I know. I know. We're going global, guys. I'm in Melbourne. Oh, how's the studio is down there? Big. Really? Really, really big. Wait, we're team-woo down here, brother. Quite up here. We're team-woo, sorry, down there. You're leaving the dream. I'm going. They got the red carpet out for Mick. It's beautiful. Oh, yes. And those students have like bricks, like the artwork is brick, brick work. It's that old brick wash. Yes, the brick wash. Have you asked Mick about our EP? I'm going to also ask him about what it's like, where can we cat? Oh, OK. I want to get a couple of receipts off. I think you'll find me. I was very efficient. Oh, there you go. There you go. Your words. Fishing's good at my job. I'm going to kill to the godfather. Sometimes. I was a little hippie. Oh, now she's lippie. Yeah, I would say to probably say that. Where else? I reckon that'll be it. She's blushing from the screen through the screen. I think he'd say lippy. And you know where lippy froths? I feel like I can touch you, brother. Yeah, damn, I mean, I actually miss you, bro. I miss you too, bro. I miss you too, cat. I miss you too. What, so you used to wear lippy for Mick? No. What were you saying?

2:02No, he, see this, OK. He listened a little better than you. Oh, wow. I miss Mick. He would say I'm a little lippy. Oh, OK. I think I said I wear a little bit of lippy. Yeah. No, I don't never wear lippy. Let's be honest. When have you ever seen me in lippy? And none. That's why I was saying this. Actually, that time I wore my three and chills. I was wearing lippy. When you did wear... And you didn't like me wearing my three and chills. What about our breadbeer? Our breadbeer commercial. Oh, I wore lippy for that. No, that was gloss. What about when did you make up that day? You look beautiful. Yeah, when you shut the end of the show. I was just kidding. I couldn't concentrate pasta eyeliner that was up at my eye for hours. Some revealing numbers come out last night, guys. Oh, well, go away. Half of Aussies that are in sharehouses. Half a 40 plus years old. Really? Yeah. Half. See, if you'd said this to me 10 years ago, I would have said you're full of shit. What? But now, I actually agree with those numbers because have you seen how expensive a one bedroom is now? Oh, just yet. Yeah, you're going to have a two bedroom.

3:03Yeah. You're going to have a two bedroom. If a one bedroom, I'm talking a one bedroom in just a standard spot that's not even like glorious. What do I know? 800 bucks per week. Yeah. You've got a part. Some have parking. Some don't have parking. Some don't have parking. If you're in a city, you know parking. Oh, if you want to live in Bondi or live in lucrative areas that people want to be in, you're looking at $1,000. Well, there you go. Who can afford that as? And you look at you look at divorcees now around my age that are splitting up. And now you have to have a huge income to support two houses. Half of half is nothing. Yeah. And you've got to look after one of them respectfully without being, you know, picking a side, one of them will have the kids. You might get 50, 50, you know, someone would have them all the time. Some are safe maintenance. You can very quickly in this city, Sydney, find yourself on your knees. Yeah. So I get why share houses would work. If I had to share a house cause, I'd love to share with you too. She's it would be fun. Oh, God, that would be fun. I love it. You know what? I think about it. The top bunk. Oh, no, I'm definitely the top bunk. I can't do it. I want the bottom one. If we both, if we both, if we both,

4:04and you go to the toilet a lot, imagine you on the top bunk, maybe you could go the toilet every 15 minutes. So to drive me mad. If we both got divorced, yes, if we'd be alcoholics again, again, again, yes, we would cheese. That's so good, man. Could you imagine every night of the week would be somewhere? We would be crawling into this studio. Can you imagine me trying to clean the apartment? I would kill the tour. You come in and get what about you be carrying on, Kurt? Oh, well, I'm happy. I have to be like, what are you doing? You said you only drink when the foot is on. We're like Monday night, foot in the NFL. Yep. And then she comes in the next line. What, how is there a Tuesday game? We're like replay of Monday night game. That's it. Wednesday. Wednesday. We're watching, we're watching baseball from Japan. We're here. Can you do that? Can we order that, choney? Oh, yeah. For one night, can you not eat cereal for dinner? For one night, and why is there only beer in the fridge? We're being like, mom, we need more neutral grain. Big becks don't pop up with some meals. Don't you worry about it? One mom should deliver something. One mom does parfaits. Like with the jelly, custard, and the food.

5:05I support that. I'll probably ring cards, too. I'll be back. And then you know what, God. Can I say to the kids? Can I say to one thing? Because I'll be 50, 50. So we'll have three kids for half the time as well. Oh, Christ. I'll be 50, yeah. And we'll try and time it on the same week. Exactly. You're right. I'm moving out. No, that'll be great. You're going to look after the boys. What about overnight? I saw some new things you can get fine for guys involving your car. And this one really blew me away. We spoke about one earlier in the year about parking across driveways. You can get cars to from parking across their own driveways. Well, it's been leveled up, guys. Apparently, if you leave your car unlocked, you will face a fine. Really? So your own car is just unlocked. And then you can rub some milk, grab some bread, boom. Can you ever find? Well, if you, it means it's a one layer of defense that is gone for someone stealing your car. You're at more at high risk of someone stealing your car. Really? If you don't lock your car and you walk more than three meters from it,

6:09and you take the key, you could be fine. So you could nip and get a coffee. And if you come back, done fine. Four meters away. Is that just like wasting the place's time or something like that? No idea. Also, if the windows only count, if they are open two centimeters or less, so if you have it open more than two centimeters of your windows, you will get fined. I'm like, how the kid's going to breathe in. Oh, right. Is that like only when you're parked or what's doing there? Like what you can only when you're parked, not when you're parked? This is going to be the most ridiculous and stupid rule I've ever heard of in my life. Imagine it was when you're driving and you're not five. And it cops just fine and everyone just out there and there. Mate, you were sitting on the trailer. Oh, wait, the trollers. Yep. What is it? I'm going to get my numbers up. I'm going to get my bonus. Yeah, the coiners. The coiners in the coiner in. Yeah. It really sounds like the government's chasing money here, you guys. Oh, I'll be honest, there's another one here. So I do this quite a bit. I don't always have both hands on the wheel, but apparently if you don't have both hands on the wheel, what's the other hand? 180 dollars and three to a mere point.

7:10Who's in the car with you? I've got your hands on your head, rock, and roll. Just very safely by the side. Yeah. There's no solvents in the car. Just driving with my toes. Who's driving? Oh, my God. Oh, I know that. And it's driving home. And it's only automatic, too, just quietly. Oh, is it not a medical man? That's not easy. That's what you do. We knew you'd go with sticks, but I didn't know it was there. Oh, have you been in the car when you were in your mates when you first get your loss, just stay driving their knees? Yeah. And they're like, look at this. Look at this. They've got their mum's camera. Fine. Got your arm out. The windage is your elbow. More than two centimeters. Fine. I don't make that used to. She'd drive from Monavale into the city for work or into North Sydney. Yep. And she'd put on a full face of makeup. I'm talking contouring and everything. New head. From that trip all the way into North Sydney. It would take her the 40 minutes. Yeah. And by the time she looked at Maculate by the time she got in, terrifying if you're in the car with her. Well, she was pretty much driving with... Oh, she's doing full contouring and eyeliner and everything in the mirror.

8:10With the knees. With the knees. With the knees. Like it was her... I do not obviously don't know how to show in that. She could have used both shotguns. Boom, straight away on the face. Yeah, I have it. The cross did the clown one. I tried on, car. Yeah. I actually thought that was all right that makeup. If you looked from far away. I had eyeliner in between my eyeball and up to my forehead. Whenever you think you put on enough eyeliner, Sydney put on about 10 more minutes worth. Yeah, that is definitely not true. I'm still not sold on the car switched off. You're going to be three meters away from it. It's going to be locked. Can we throw a call out to her? Can we get a copper on? Actually, that's a great idea. Can we get a copper on? Because I want to make sure that that's a legit rule. Or have you been fined with these... Yeah, I've been fined by that rule. When I pull up the 7-11 or whatever and I run in, Mikey, I leave my son in there. Yeah. I'm very firm. Don't get in the front seat. Don't try and start it all that. And I'll take the keys but I don't trust him. But I'll put the windows down and leave him in there sometimes. Because you don't want to take a 9-year-old into 7-11. No. That's his new way to go. It's all over. Can they find you for that? Make sure you don't get in. What if you have dog in the car?

9:10You just want to make sure the windows 1.9 centimeters down. You'll be right. Yeah, but I mean, you want to further down. Oh, dog. Yeah. What if it's a big dog? Yeah, what if it's an Alsace? Oh, Rob. Hey, go on in there, mate. Rob. Hey, go on in there. Hey, go on in there. Have you been fined, Sydney? From any of these bullshit rules? Or are you a copper? Just get this. Yeah. Is this ridiculous or are these things that you're actually finding? I'm not a hoi in the showroom. Here's a good one. What about this one? Not leaving enough space when you pass a cyclist. How much is not enough space? We go with this. I'm not worried. We're not going to get rules around this. What should be the positive outcome with that, Bowie? Well, I'll wait. Well, again, the day I say to people, if you're on a car and you're on a bike, I know what's going to win every time. Just stay further left, mate. Keep you and your rest of your solicitor mates on the left. I'll head into Triple M to keep this dream alive. If not, we've got ourselves a new speed home.

10:10Watch all the best bits of Bowie and Cod and Woodsie on Instagram. Follow at Triple M Instagram. Woodsie Sports Report. Woodsie, a big announcement about to happen involving Sir Peter Velandis. Yes, it's a huge one. Sir Peter Velandis, as we say, Sir Peter Velandis is set to become Rugby League's first executive chairman after an Aural commission meeting endorsed him to become the final boss of the NRL. Sorry, will he be wearing sunnies like the final boss in Ibiza? No, he won't be back with the shame. He might get a proper fitted suit now, but mine looked a little bit better. You've got to remember, it was only last week at the finals launch that at PVO, he told us that he'd make his own mind up in the coming weeks and it's official that he has the backing of the commission now. So that's what he needed. He's also set to get endorsements of all NRL clubs, so all the 70 NRL clubs, New Surveys Rugby League and Queensland Rugby League

11:11at a meeting this Saturday. The new role, it will be a fixed term of three years, giving PVO historic power in the NRL. So he's going to be the big dog. Oh, I can't. I thought I've already said, I'll be honest. I thought he was. But now he's probably officially is now. Okay. It's another 60 grand a month. Guys, I've got something that you're going to love. I've got something that you're going to love here. Okay. So in his first move, Sir Pettivaland, he's decided to get rid of yes, or indoor plants and then there all hates you. And he's replaced them plants, right, with little footballs, with footballs of like logos of the club. So like Westside is one. What's the reason there? Has he fired the gardener or something? Let me tell you, the change will save the NRL tens of thousands of dollars in plant maintenance. There you go. There you go. This man is a thinker. He is a thinker and he's a doer. And he's a Greek. Oh, and we love him. And you know what they do? They're smart. They don't waste money to Greeks. They're very clever. That's a tall. He's not always greener on the other side. Correct. Correct. He actually come out. Yes, then he goes, you don't have to water footballs.

12:12There you go. There you go. Mate. But you know what? How is the energy? Like the plants in, like when you go into a place with plants. No, it feels good. I don't like it. I'd rather football because you don't want to do it now. I want to go pick up one of those footies and start passing around. Oh, they'd be glued down. There's no way. They'd be literally nailed to the floor. Come on now, no. And they'd be the same. When we got that pot plant the other week and played short for a long ball the other week, I'll feel free with that. Well, just think of the maintenance guys. He's saving tens of thousands of dollars. So it's a great start from PVO. Yes, PVO. We must find another brain. You're lazy. It's time to test the statistical knowledge of Sydney's brain's trust. With a guy that's the complete opposite of a genius. It's time for... Bow. Nose. Look, you get this stat correct. You score a double pass to see ice house, but if you just get on air and give us an answer, whether it's correct or not, you will score a key to Bowrun's brand. You must be T50 that we give away tomorrow. Oh, yeah. So your invitation to Mounties tomorrow, essentially. That's right.

13:12Mounties, step right up, step right up. You've got to be in the challenge. Yes. It is the last day. The last last. You know, they always say one more, but we've got ten more. No, this one is actually the last. No, this is the last. Today's question. 31% of people have nicknames for this. What is it? What do you got a nickname for? No, come on. A third of people got a nickname for this. You're really asking me, brother? I know your answer before you say it. I reckon you could... Well, I can use a nickname for the actual thing. It's your mortg your sassage or your Johnson. What do you call yours? I call mine George. George. George of the jungle. There's a lot of jungle. There's a lot of bush down there. Yeah, there's a lot of bush down there. Yeah, sometimes it's where is George? George is in the jungle. Well, sometimes it's big Georgie or it's little Georgie. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, cold Georgie, warm Georgie. Or Georgie doesn't want to come out and play. Where is it, Peter? That never happens. From what I'm saying. Oh, no, sometimes George doesn't want to come out. When's Georgie, big? I'll make Georgie come out. Don't you worry. Georgie is not talking about it. What about when Georgie, when you went into a bonnoir?

14:12Yeah, Georgie did not. Georgie didn't want to come out. Georgie was cold. Georgie went in the bush like he went in the inn. Yeah. Georgie warmed himself. Georgie was kindling. Yes. And Georgie is going to be careful. He doesn't start a campfire there. Sometimes. Yeah. Georgie did that thing where you think you're when your kid looks at the ground and he can't say him. That's it. Yeah. And still say you Georgie. You know, those fat people that can't see their penis. Yes. That's what Georgie was like. He went in the middle of the morning. The old mirror. Yeah. The old mound of bush. The old bush. Yeah. Pass me the broom in the mirror. Sorry, my thing about Georgie, he's always comfortable. Yes. It's like a very soft pillow. That's it. And you know what? When Georgie meets a friend, the friend gets comfortable because it gets a little bit of a tickle from the bush. Mmm. It's a whole story book down there, really, isn't it? That's it. I've actually lost my ear. We're right. We're talking about your penis. Yes, you are. Do you have a name for your... Mine. No, I'm just thinking that. I do... No, mine... I don't mind like an actual name. Like a Georgie.

15:12Like Georgie's good. Yeah. I don't mind like Steve. Steve. Steve. You know, Steve, what's up, Steve? Yeah, Steve. Steve, what's up, you're Steve. Steve, get down, boy, down. Oh, that was Charlie. Oh, Charlie, man. Yeah. No. No, no. I don't muck around with stuff like that, mate. Okay. Right. I don't play with fire. Fire is a good one. Yep. Or the dragon. Oh, there we can. The dragon. Oh, that's a... Oh, it could be... You could be... The button. It could be a little T-Rex. Benjamin, you could call it Benjamin if you had a little one. Benjamin. Hey, Benny. Hey, Benny. Hey, the old woolengon. Yeah, the old woolengon. It's quite woolengon when it's ready to play. When it's... Yep. Gotcha. Or woolenoloo. The word, wargon-me. Yep. And when he's angry, it's woolengon. Oh, yeah. 31% of people have nicknames for this. Woodsy says they're Georgie penis. Or... Or... Or their private parts. Yeah. Or their private parts. Do you have any names?

16:12I'm going to use... I'm coming to you, baby. I don't, but I'm thinking about it now. I like the thought of a human name as well. Like... You got the bosom. Like a Nicole. I'll sing it like cheeseburger. Cheeseburger? Well, that's not a human name. Yeah. And you don't want it known as a cheeseburger. Or a... I prefer it to be a little more tidy. What's a tidy name? Like lettuce? You know, the leaf of the fours out. Let's... Like a little... Or taco bell. Taco Bell. Yeah. Or a bell. Oh, a bell. Oh, a bell. A bell. A bell. A bell. A bell. A bell. A bell. A bell. A bell. Yeah. Although then it's more like a bell. You don't necessarily wear that. No, a bell. Taco Bell. Because you've got Belinda. Belinda. At a bell, ring ring. Oh, I can't see what you said. Yeah. Yeah. Taco Bell. Okay. That's right. You're there. And I'm right there. Now do this to me, Bell, you've broken my heart. Twice already. Well, Kat says 31% of people have nicknames. This cat's going to say a bell. It's a normal horse getting there, but big men sometimes.

17:16It's a ninja boy. Yeah. There's a couple of rings you got to catch. It's a boy. There's a boy in next door. There's a yeah. We're ducking and raving. Gary's at the last door with a small assort of hair. Gary's playing ninja warrior. Gary's. What do you think you're doing? I thought I sent you back to sit down. And Benny sees a trap door. Oh, yes. It's a whole thing. The whole thing's a morat. Yes. One triple three five three. One triple three five three. 31% nearly a third of people have nicknames for this. What is it? Let's go to the callers. Yeah. Up. Coster. Is this coster from gardening Australia, Coster? What? Of course. How are you, team? How are you, Jerno? Coster. Hey. Gary's shouting, you coming on. I made you, um, we should talk to him about PVL before we get into it. The boss of the NRL. He's got rid of all the plants in NRL headquarters replacing with footballs. What do you reckon they're a coster? This is a backward step. It's not the lead to the collapse of the great code of rock, bullie.

18:17Oh, I got the coster. Gotta get in there. He's a fellow Greek. I was going to say you're related. Yeah, well, it looks somewhere down the track. Every Greek's related. All the malacres are together. Oh, what is he thinking? What is he thinking there? What is he thinking in there? I, um, if there's one man that could march in there and snap his fingers and get it going, it is coster. Now, coster, 31% of people have nicknames for this. So I'm keen to see what you, what you think this is. You there, coster. Coster, you there? Yep. Yeah, yeah. 31% of people have nicknames for this. What is it, brother? Uh, the rock father. The rock father. Rock father. Oh, right. Oh, right. Oh, like your compost. Your compost. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Oh, sorry for our confusion. We're not over. We're trying to be in. Mine too. We're trying to be in. Oh, he said the godfather. Me too. First off, he said the godfather at the start. Oh, he said, I heard him say rock father.

19:17I thought we can't wait to order done generals. We got two. We got two. We can do two. How do you think that was? I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. Oh, I'm not. I've never had you on our show before. Well, look, I listen often on the way to filming. I'm here in Toronto just about to go exploring a few gardens. And I'm thinking the, the, the, the, the Mazda Yut. I will fill that. I'm not going to be driving around. Oh, you're cheating. You better go. That's going to be filled with compost. I'm going to be, you're going to be going to be filled with compost. I'm going to be filled with compost and manure. I'm going to be filled with compost and manure. I'm going to be little plants and seeds growing it out from the back of it. There is branches all that, yeah, because compost. It's too easy. Now of course not. Imagine saying that. Welcome to Die Ut. Imagine saying that on, because we then we could get triple M on TV. It's actually free branding for. olution branding. It's actually done very, very smart. Very smart. Well, you got a key. Absolutely right. I can definitely confirm, COSI. You have a key.

20:18That's a silly question. On your big boy. Yeah. As promised. Thank you so much. I'm very honored that you've called, Costa. I'm standing by for the draw. Well, you got to be there. So if you're not here, you're going to be up into him of filming, mate. We're going to have to redraw it later on in the show. But thank you so much for calling my real love, you're... Good example. Oh, my god. Oh, legend. Catches, resound. She's just resounding me to the cost. She's being resound. Cost has just been thrown into the call post. No, I just need to clear that up. Costa, I didn't mean to hang up on you right then. That's all right. That's all right. I was enjoying the banter. Yeah, yeah. No us too, before I cut you off. I'm actually going too far. Now I'm saying goodbye. So respectfully, goodbye. I hope we've loved having you on. Good man, Costa. You're a good man. Thanks, Dave. Yeah, good on you. See you, brother. Good work. Oh, let's go to Dean from Bargo. Good morning, Dean. Happy Thursday, ladies and gentlemen. Happy. Oh, this is Dean. All right, good now. Dean, I already, you've got a key to the brand new Mazda BT-50

21:20because you're on air. 31% of people have nicknames for this, Dean, I know what you think it is. Oh, they're very own BT-50, brother, their own car. Oh, yes. Oh, yes. Yes. I got one from one. What was yours, Cord, brother? Stella. Stella. It's called Little Bowie. Little Bowie. Oh, yeah. I love it. What do you guys, what do you call your car? Shagging wagon. Shagging wagon. That was when I was 17, 18. Yeah. Mine's flinky. I don't know why. I just like it. I thought it was dense. Crush it. Oh, Dean, I love Dean. Dean, like Dean. Dean Trent, carefully. I love you, brother. We'll be. Thanks, brother. I tell you what, she's a great broadcaster. Watch all the best bits of Bow Ryan, Cad and Woodsy on Instagram. Follow Aunt Triple M Instagram. Now, Woodsy, you're about a little over a month ago. You hit us with the news that you're gorgeous wife, Sarah,

22:20and you are expecting your first try. That's right. We haven't checked in, mate. You sort of just go bang. Sarah's pregnant, and then that's it. We haven't heard. We haven't heard. And then that's it. What's not really much to check in like. She, her body doesn't handle pregnancy too well. So she's like, vomits every day, every time she eats. Steal. Yeah, she just hugging the toilet bowl. What's that? Nogias. Like Nogias? Yeah. Right there, mate. She's just, some days she's like, oh, mate. Oh, that's hell. And then like, she's got to get a drip sometimes twice a week, sometimes once a week, because because she can't keep stuff down, it's, you know, you got to give the baby a new chance of insight. Yeah, she needs the fluids and that. So she goes and gets a drip. Either it could be twice, it could be once a week. Oh, to tough pregnancy. Oh, it's, mate. I said, may you be right? It's all good. And she started. This has happened every child. Every, every pregnancy of the fourth one, she's got, like, she's got to look after the three kids while it work or on doing 40 games. Oh, while you're at home. Yeah, it's yes. Yeah. While with her, you're right there. Tracking the days out at the three o'clock at two o'clock. Yeah. Oh, that's it. She's made a choice. We're going to be for a minute. And then I've got to go off to the agenda says,

23:21I'll see you at nine o'clock tonight. Oh, good. Yeah. But there's no reason for me to be in Melbourne. I just fluid any. Yeah. All right, coming down. And just casually other days, she's like, yeah, she's doing a half marathon as well. What? What? She's got a half marathon this Sunday. But she'd be like six months. Yeah, she's six months. Yes, so, so with all the stuff with the marathon. Oh, well, well, well. Oh, well. Half marathon. Yeah. And she's well and truly popped now. Like you can see the guts on her. Like it looks massive. And 21 kilometres. And she's nauseous. We're throwing up every day. Yeah, man. She was like, say, on Sunday morning, she goes, I'm just going to go for a run. She did 13, 14, case. Holy smokes. Get home. Cooks everyone breakfast. Cleanes the house. May she's a weapon. She's unbelievable. Oh, mate. That's my. I'm getting dressed out of my own dryer. May she is unbelievable. She is running half marathon six months pregnant. She's a machine here. I am on the couch. I thought it was too hard to walk 10 steps to beat the remote controller. I can't get that. Yeah, bus to 10 bucks. You're going to tell you. I'm not going to tell you which family member of mine. But I come into the room the other day. One of my family members had a wide room. Had a look. They'll sit at the beach and I go,

24:22what's going on here? Darling. So that's narrowed it down to two. Oh, yeah. I don't want to turn a lot off. Mmm. What's she's put a hat on because I'm closer. Oh, mate. The hat was closer than the light. The hat was closer than the light. Oh, brother. Sarah is unreal. I'll tell you one thing. So with the half marathon, it's with my sister. Mmm. And I'll supposed to run it. Oh, why are you running? What are you waiting for? You wait, hang on. So you, you were meant to run it. You're not running it. Yeah. So Sarah actually saw on my sister up first to do it with her. Yep. Then the pregnancy news comes. So she's like, can you do it? And I was like, okay. But then after I ran after I ran my half marathon, my body hasn't been the same. My hips have their tight. Yeah, my hamstrings are tight. The knees locked up a little bit. So I was like, I don't think I can do it. I haven't been the same since I've done it. Haven't been the same, bro. Yeah, I'll imagine if you were six months pregnant. So it's about Tom's hair has taken one for the team. She's going to run. Oh, awesome. I'm guessing that players give me three words for the players. Give us words for the players.

25:23Bo Caden Woodsies, words for the players. Deep into the NRL finals, it's a player's edition. So I give you three words, like I would with the suburbs in Sydney. And then you have to guess, I've gone with current players playing in the finals at the moment. Thank you very much, Kat. Only the teams that are left. And if you, yeah, the key is the key here, guys. Yes. You know, you get to play on words there, big boy. Well, even if you get on there, you get a key. But can I ask something just to help us out a little bit, Kat, before we get straight into it? Yes. Are there any hyphen names? Um, not in this one. No. Islanders? Yes. Of course. You need to ask that, right? The hyphen name is the name. That was just a favoring the islanders. Okay. That's unlike you. This though, I'm going to give you only a surname for this one. Oh, yeah. So this is only a surname. Three words. Guess the current finals playing in NRL player. Daddy, Bing, him. Daddy Bing, him. Something Lee.

26:23Lee, him. Lee, him. Kim Jong, oh, you're so close. Lee, him. Lee, him. Daddy. Lee, me. Lee, me. Darling, darling, me. No, oh, no. Tronley. Oh, um, Papa Leahy. Yes. Yes, good. Yes. Yes. I say a Papa Leahy, bro. Yeah. Oh, that's a great one. Daddy, Papa. Daddy Bing, him. So, Papa Leahy, yeah, Papa Leahy, yeah, come to, come to daddy. I know. I am. I was also in good and cheap come tune. That was always always in G-R, Chum, come to him. Yeah, that's it. G-R in Chum, come to him. Great one of the best thing about. Yes. Great hooker. Okay. In the finals for Bulldogs, reserve grade. Yes. Oh, should we go to Leo first? Good morning, Leo. Kia ora. Oh, I'm too making, Mr. Lee Bing. Riga Pakiya. Yeah, Riga Pakiya. Kia ora. Kia ora, Leo. We are ready for it. Riga Pakiya. Yeah,

27:23yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Give us a hug. I'm just a quick crack��, Leo. that'd be perfect. Quick Hot or Not Smart for Queer Guys from Cat Martyrs Ogg playground, AInto brought to you by Rbec Be sair stopped, stick to you along. Because Bruce is so tired. E. Blue get Infantry as well. Can we give him the car not yet, but he's definitely he's definitely joining his amounties tomorrow That was outstanding now it's time for your three words for us to guess your NRL player go for it Russell Yep Superman Sick something ill um Superman

28:27Russell Buzz Superman is yeah What is it Oh What do you got? Lear? What do you say? I tell you a letter. Well you are close No, not close enough it's cut. Capel what. Lady well Kurt Russell Superman's World Unleo The best one I've ever seen in a strong Russell capers in Superman's cape and world and then well as in The Arnie's the he's one of the only Aussie plays in the Warriors I love that I can't wait to see it out of the unreal Tukis mach Tukis let's go to Josh from P. Curse. Good morning Josh. Oh Oh

29:50I love it. This is unbelievable. All right. It's almost disappointing to go to the actual game. I'll be honest. Can we do we can do the best? I know. We're three four three. Are you okay with it? We want more hackers. We want to place hackers in the 7 o'clock hour. Josh give us your three words. We'll try and guess what I'm assuming will be a Warriors player. My words are fush and chaps. Fush and chaps. Fush and chaps. Fush and chaps. Fush and carrot. Alright, that was pretty much. I just guess you's was playing one case the key we kept them yeah, I guess Fish, I just I just wanted to get all boys, yeah, what does he get date? What does he get cap okay? To the brand new meds debate 50. We will see you tomorrow at Mayon's yeah, baby. Bet you, well it's every place for that, man. How you doing? Oh, draw, draw your home, mate. As long as you've been at the water. Watch all the best bits of Bo Ryan, Cad and Woodsie on Instagram.

30:50Follow Aunt Triple M Instagram. Readies mail. Here he is live in studio with all the NRL gossip. Good morning, Brent, right? I can't do the harker. Sorry, guys. That's just what it means. Right, how you feeling, mate? You're all right. I'm great. You're a good guy. We were going to keep us small on your face this morning. Thanks, mate. You're just small. Yeah, I'm just small. You can't apart skiddle you on NRL 360, but we're not going to ambush you like that, mate. We actually like you. Thank you. Straight into a run. We're going to break. Not happy, but anyway. Hey, Gordy went below the bill. But anyway, let's move. We digress. Jerome Lewy. Yeah. All right, the West Tigers around. Jerome Lewy has signed a one-year deal at Paramata. He's over there. He missed the awards ceremony a couple of days ago for the West Tigers. Didn't sit well with some people. Some people said I can see why he did. To sign a monster third party deal with Pangey, I feel like he's got a new third party deal every week. He's got Pepsi.

31:51He's a face of Pepsi. Better than being the face of Coke, you know what I'm saying? He's a face of what is this new one? What is this one? It's a mob called TrueCoy Industries, which is their, um, their basic is subsidiary of Sunrise. So it's a rice company. Okay. But it's a massive deal. It's one of the biggest deals in the history. Our third party deal is in the history of the NRL and shows how, how attractive an alluringness is to Jorayam Lewy to go and play in PNG because that's two third party deals now. We're talking monstrous money. And there's another one in the works, I believe. So he's going to rice for breakey. Pepsi rice for breakey. I feel like he's made Jorayam Lewy, uh, Brian Tau, isn't it? But yeah, he's going to be earning huge money off the field, let alone on the field. Well, he's third party's been more than what he's actually a salary. It'll be around the same. But the issue with third party is his, they get tax-woods. So I'm obviously he's not taxed on his money and on the field. Oh, fair. I have to rough his poor blight. See, they tax him on the 1.4 they get for playing for public. You get to be the tax him on the 600 they get for Pepsi. Okay.

32:51600 keep going. I tell you what, he's a marketable guy. He's a market, he's a marketer's dream. And he's also a recruitment dream. So that's what I mean, he's being paid as a recruitment officer. He's being paid as everything. But he's doing his job already. He's bringing a top all over. I got a feeling Brian Toto is going to start announcing some deals, mate. If he's, if Lewis announcing him now, how far away into it? Is he allowed to do that to all with a year left to pen it? Yeah, you can do what he wants. I mean, the floodgates are opening, Barry, that's the point of obviously Jerome making so much money in third party deals. This is open to floodgates to PNG and what players can earn off the field up there. And he's not the only blight foster kid. Look, there's a company that's working on his behalf up there getting third party deals. But they're not just working for him. They're working for other players as well. And as I said, I think the floodgates are going to open here. You're going to see Jerome getting deals, but not just Jerome. This is going to be low max money. Brian Toto, even guys who aren't going to the PNG chiefs, there's some suggestions that the money up there is not going to be just for those guys.

33:52Should be the other high profile players who are going to make money up there. So what about radio? Does it come into radio broadcast? Could do. Yeah, could do. It's not probably nothing. Would it rise breakfast lunch and dinner for you? You're at the living the compound or the restaurant. There a chance we can do it. We don't have to live in the compound. I don't know. That might be a bit difficult. Can you live in Cronulla and get the compound? I think so, no. We'll be out there. We know, we know, Steve, you got knocked out of the comp last week. Where are we at with Coded Walker? It's the same, the car for injury, but there's talk that he could maybe go around again. He will go around again. Would he? They'll get a deal done in the next couple of weeks. He was so good after that Jack Cogger incident. I think his his his his title when the season was fantastic, but they will get a deal done. I'd imagine in the next couple of weeks with Coded Walker for one more year and then he'll transition on to the coaching stage. Oh, yeah, but we're one of the ones who doesn't. He's young fella, Kai is actually in the system. Oh, really? in his Honda, I think it held Matthews deal, two year deal there. So the Walker names could live on at South Sydney for a long time yet. And Codesport just broke what the prelim schedule is going to look like. Brilliant. Friday and Sunday. Friday and Sunday?

34:52So the Friday game will be the Dolphins game. Yep. And the Sunday game will be the Panthers game. So Dolphins will take on Ruchus or Sharks? Yeah. And the Panthers will take on Warriors or Knights. That's a bit of a shock. They'll get on Panthers. They'll get on Ruchus. After they beat the roosters, no, they get on Ruchus. They get the, oh, shoot, they're right. They don't get along so much. Six days, six days. Six days, six days. But then if they get through to the Grand Final Bowie, they get a nine day turn around. It's a bit of a year in the game yet. Where's four weeks, Sharks fans? They'll get ahead of us. Well, you're a chance, don't worry. Thank you, Reedy. Love seeing you in the building. Oh, thank you very much. Now a little bit earlier, would you just hit us with some huge news? We asked if Sarah was a huge news. Like a, well, I reckon I'm not. It's not me off my CD. It did take my breath away. I have to be honest. Well, it's unbelievable. What do you love about that? You love that word, sir. How many months pregnant is she, mate? Six gone on seven. Six, six going on seven. You probably think she's gone on 20 months the way she's been carrying on a bit. My, my, she's got a bit on. Including looking after you. If you're told the staff, it's Sarah. How has she been? Yes, she's been really unwell, hugging the toilet bowl.

35:54Nautious, tired, insomnia. But she's running a half marathon on Sunday. Just threw that in there. Yeah, it's just training. But that's loads of money. She's been hugging the toilet bowl. She's been training 12k's on the treadmill. Yep. On our road runs, mate. Not treadmill. You're sitting here with that, I mean, that's even more intense. Yeah, she's not weak. She runs out the road runs in this weather. She just doesn't get away from me. I think that's any problem. That much, she might be running away from her duty. After a 12k run, she can't know. She cleaned the house and then she cooked, you know. See, this is what I mean. And made brownies for the two-year-old party who had the next day. She's really made a choice. Here I am sitting on the couch, trying to get the remote control from the other couch. Babe, how many times do you want to walk in front of WrestleMania? Yeah. I said it once, I've said it twice. I can't see. You got the belly out and I just missed what they're undertaking. You know, I said, hey, bup, you know, I made a glass. I cannot see the baby. Oh, my God. So we got a glass, baby, and where's that Ottoman Darbhaffi? Oh, God. And where is the remote control? Dead set up. He's sitting here for two hours. I can't find a remote control.

36:56So you know what I did? Yeah. I said, a bus, if you find a remote control, we'll give you 10 bucks. Oh, see, that is the epitome of laziness compared to your wife. I say I'm playing chess and everyone's playing checkers. Checkers. I won't say who it is. There's a family member in my family. Quite young, he is. I don't want to know her down, but he's a little boy. Sometimes when he gets a little boy, sometimes when he makes sandwiches, if he looks around and he'll open the drawer and there's no knives in there, or he's favorite ones out there, you just start buttering bread with his finger. Oh, yeah. Kidding. Okay, that goes over there. I can make sense. I tend to. After school. After school. Come on, man. You know what they do with their fingers, little, little, little boys. It's okay. I mean, I wouldn't then use the victimite after that. I'll be honest. You should see what my fingers go, bro. I can't imagine. Imagine. When there's no toilet paper in the toilet, go as you know what that is. Oh, you take off. How do you take a shower? Yeah, straight in the shower. And then once you get a skit, he's off just. I heard Sarah washes it. I wouldn't be surprised. Just add that to a duties of the household.

37:57I would not be surprised. The royal belly button is queen. Have you seen, have you seen, have you seen coming to America? Yes, of course we have. Yeah, the spa. The royal. Yes, yes, no, no. We're on it. Yep. Exactly what I just said. One of the great news is that you said belly button, mate. Well, I didn't want to say maybe you should. Kids are in the kids are in there. Oh, no, kids are in the car. The royal penis is clean. There you go, sir. Thank you. The royal George is clean. Your majesty. What about you, Cap? Because you are quite, um, you're a quite efficient, organized person. You don't seem to be. I wouldn't put lazy in you in the same sense. No, but I do have a few lazy tendencies. One is because I've got to work early. Other than that. And getting in here. Last one here. Other than getting in here. Getting in here, late and still ready to go before you too. So I mean, if that's what you, I call that time efficient. Can't rush excellence. Just take your time, get in early and just relax. You can rush it a bit. It can move a bit quicker. Can't rush excellence. Sorry, I've got a curve board you there. Where do you do anything that's that we would consider lazy? Because would you know, I, I lazy with a capital L?

38:58No, no. I, um, one thing I tend to do is, uh, I dress myself out of the dryer because I can't be bothered to take the clothes and fold them and put them away. Oh, yeah, yeah. So I'll spend the week dressing like if there's shorts in the dryer for the gym. I'll just go to the dryer and dress myself. Smart. Another thing I hate, one of the, like, household things I hate is putting the doon a cover on. Oh, yeah. So I tend to, if I can't be bothered, I'll just drape it on top of the doon. Well, see you, grub. Don't still go too. Would you call it a grub? I don't like that. I actually do, I actually do. Well, there's some time I'll vacuum around shoes. Oh, yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I'll pick them up. Grounds you. So there are a lot of things on the list. I'll go with the cat. Well, you know, you don't do it. I use the flag guys. We don't have to get personal. Hey, I use the floor mat sometimes as a towel. Because I'll, if I don't have a towel, you'll be like, car, car, Jesse. You have a floor mat. I don't even have a floor mat. You know, you want it before you walk on the floor? Yeah, you meant to. You're supposed to, I mean. So you just leave a puddle of water for Sarah to clean up. Yeah, that's why I shower and eat a laundry.

39:58Mate, no wonder she's so busy. She's just doesn't have to contemplate her choices. She is a soldier. Hey, that's what I'm wearing. She is the best. Have you guys got to sort some down? I can feel the tension between you. Oh, no, not at all. No, without me up there, you guys are just the way she works. Where is you? You said, Oh, Gucci. Real Gucci. Yeah. One triple three, five, three, Sydney. What is the laziest thing you've ever seen or done? Hayden, good morning. Hey, guys, hello. Good to hear. What's the laziest thing? I do. We're eating some of spare time and I drove for about 20 minutes to pick up some food for a customer. Go back in my car and realize that I had to walk upstairs on the on the first level on top of the restaurant to give them their food. Oh, you're kidding. That is a blood jar. That person deserves a, you know what? Well, they could walk downstairs for downstairs. That's 20 minute drive, actually.

41:01Oh, Jesus. You should have told them you'd meet them downstairs to hand it over to the food. Come down and eat your code. Good to be in this same blokes that were out there at calls to doing the cancel per se. Yeah, it's good. That's good. That's good. That's good. Not over it. Oh, that's really good. That's really good. Hey, those key for you, brother. Yeah. Oh, yes, you get a key, Hayden. Let's go to Pete's good morning, Pete. Dream, mate. How are you, princess of the lake? Oh, this is a real, this is the first. Pete, boy. This is the way you let me do it. My star. Hey, yeah, this is the, he's a, he's a definition of lazy, my son. So he's got a door chime. He's got the button in his room and he leaves the other part in the kitchen for his mother. And when he wants something, he presents the button so it rings up. Oh, God. Love it. What a legend, Pete. How easy like 13 or 14? How old are we talking? No, he's 24. Oh, yes. I reckon that will don't fall apart from the tree. Oh, there's an arrow, Pete. We'll see that tomorrow if you can be bothered to come to my room.

42:01I'm going to be there and I'm going to bring him with me. Yes. Yes. Leave his doorbell at home. Excellent. Your legends. Watch all the best bits of Bow Ryan, Cad and Woodsie on Instagram. Follow at Triple M Instagram. Now, Sir Pete of Orlando says been finally announced officially as the boss of the NREL. He was already pulling the strings. We know that, but he's finally got the title that he deserves. Now, one of the first things he has done. He's marching to NREL headquarters and he did this years ago when he took over in the COVID years ago. We've got 6,000 people working here. We only need 30. All right, let's stop getting higher cars for the commission. Let's just put him in economy flights as well. And he saved the truckload of money, but one cost-cutting exercise he did straight off the bat yesterday was get rid of all the plants in NREL headquarters, which need to be maintained. Yes. And replace them with footballs, because air is free. Yeah, it's free. You don't have to water footballs. Don't have to water footballs. And when they go flat, they go flat. So we are asking, you know, what's your tight-ass workplace?

43:05Guys, our workplace, Kat, you've been here a lot longer than I am. Oh, I have. There's been some cost-cutting here in the last five years at least. I remember a couple of years ago, it was my fifth anniversary for working here. Yep. And you get given, for five years, you get given an inflatable balloon that says five on it. Okay. And so it's like a, you know, that you can just sort of, like a big helium balloon thing. Oh, okay. So they came in and everyone made a fuss and it was lovely. And then they handed me my five-year balloon. And as they handed it to me, it just drooped to the floor. Yeah, yeah. They didn't want to pay for helium. So someone had just blown it up. And then the next day, I tied it to my chair. Yep. And it was missing. Oh, I know. And I said, oh, where'd my balloon go? They said, oh, no, no, we recycle it. Yeah, you don't get to keep it. The balloon gets passed on to the next person in a month's time that's celebrating five years. Oh, okay. Yeah. I remember when I started a couple of years ago when we weren't the longest serving breakfast show, or number one, when we were just the number five, I think we were. Mm-hmm. And I remember getting in the studio and I go,

44:06well, this is a great studio for breakfast. Really, really good. Where do they do the rush hour and what not, Lew and Jarch and what not? And they go, no, no, we just come in and spray Glenn 20 on the mics. Oh, yeah. We do. They do, don't they? You know what I mean? It's smart at triple every hour. Do you remember when we were going through that toilet paper issue? We could only go a certain amount? Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. I remember seeing our boss here one day taking all the toilet paper home to her house. So, what are you doing? You're actually going to roll a nose roll. And it's easier to take that back. I said, you're awake, most of the time. Imagine you're the boss here. I saw our executive producer taking water the other day. He's watered in a couple of those drums. And filled them up and I go, where are you going? You know, it's not, I'm just going to go down to my car and he gets an Uber every day. It can be called to our house. Oh, by. It can be called at smartness systems. Let's throw it out there. Let's throw it out there. One, triple three, five, three. Let's talk about your tight ass workplaces. What measures are they doing to reduce costs? We got one on the text one. He doesn't do it. Yeah, go for it.

45:07Yes, go for it. Here's it. All right. I got Heather from Wilton. So Heather's had to say, this is her say on the tight ass. She goes, our boss is so tight. He won't pay for cleaners. So we have to clean the office ourselves every Friday at 12 p.m. Apparently, that's his idea of avoiding a cleaner. Oh, I need, would have made it. He would have floated the idea as a game as well, like a group activity in team bonding. Great team bonding. Yeah. At least he's working smarter, not higher. What's on, what's on. And you know what, Heather from Wilton, you just got yourself a key. Yeah. There we go. All right, we've got Michelle from Macquarie Fields. Good morning, Michelle. Morning. Morning, Shelley. Hell, I am. Who's your tight ass, mate? Yeah. My box was so tight, he would use his key bag at least eight times. And you would say it gets cut off. It's still good. And if you threw the tea bag away, you had to buy my whole new box of tea bags. Was he, was he sharing his tea bags with other people at work? No, no, no, he's tea bags with his tea bags. Oh, okay. That's a good thing.

46:07That's a good thing. Huge tea bag guy. Huge tea bag guy. What was his favorite tea? We got a couple of tea bags here. I think it was Tetley. Oh, Tetley. Tetley's. Right, as in green tea or what's he, I'm into the green tea. No, I think it was English breakfast from memory. Oh, it's a good, it's a good way. It was running clean. Can't get past the PEP PT. Basically, yeah, if it ran clean, yeah, it was fine to throw away, but if he got the tiniest bit of color out of it, it was still good. Oh, you're kidding, Shelley. There is a joke in his life. There's no flavor in it. He's like, it's still color. It's still good. There's always flavor in tea bags, Dellen. Yes, Michelle. You have scored yourself a key to Bo Ryan's brand new bag. Thank you, Stella. Thank you, Stella. We'll see you tomorrow. Let's go to Jane. Jane, what is your, what is your tight-ass workplace? Hello, Jane. Hey, Jane. Hello. Hello. My tight-ass boss, we have a volunteer day at work, right? You get paid to do 7.5 hours volunteering, get back to the community doing a good deed, yeah?

47:08Yeah, I can. Yes. If you don't do the full 7.5 hours, this tight-ass makes you come back into work and work for one hour or the 30 minutes or the way you do. Oh my God. That's disgraceful, Jane. It's like a community service. It is outright. Well, I can talk about double dipping. Yeah. That's why. The one for the 7.5 and here it gets free labor. But you know what out of you doing the volunteer day, you just got yourself a key, see? Could you read and tell us the story? Oh, my God. Thank you. Bo Ryan's wheels. Yeah, tomorrow. So what, this time tomorrow, we can have a winner. Oh, yeah. We can have a winner. Up to 9am. Up to 9am. Keys are going out left right. So if we go to call the girls. We do. We have a person that will definitely be there tomorrow. Who is it? They heard their name being called not too long ago. It is possibly a relative of you, Bo. It is Aiden Ryan.

48:08Good morning, Aiden. Morning. Here you go. Good brother. How are you? Oh, I'm great. You're great to give us the energy. You scored yourself a key brother. Yeah, good man. Oh, best. Best. I know what you're doing, mate. I know. I'm not sure what you're doing. I don't know if you're a remember this, Bo, but I'll help lay the grass with you in Wellington a long, long time ago. In Wellington. Oh, I'm just telling you, Wellington New South Wales. Yes. The Hobbes for all. Homeless. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. We've heard you know, we've heard you know, that's a good part of the world. Yes, lay for the footy fields, lay the turf out there. Are you from out there? Yeah. Yeah, yeah, mate. Just moved the unease for a better opportunity for the kids. Good on your brother. Oh, no. I'll tell you why you can fiddle on a turf in the back of the BT-50, mate. Yes, you can. Yeah. You're beauty. All the same, we'll see you tomorrow, mate. And I'll see you at the family reunion around Christmas. That sounds good. Plenty more keys to go. I will give you a hot tip at the very end of our show. Yep. Today. Mm-hmm.

49:08We might just sort out a couple of people. Over the line, mate. It'll be a little bit of a blessing. Oh, yes. And that's all the same. It's a good energy bar. Yeah, well, there has to be some... Well, a little bit of a blitz situation. So the... Lighting. Ah, look. I'll explain it soon. Like a lightning key. Yeah, like a lightning key. All right, would the semi-final one, Saturday, 7.50pm, Roosters and Sharks. Yeah, this is a huge, and I will be commentating this one for Triple M on Saturday night. I cannot wait for this, but both sides, they... Look, Roosters, not the greatest form. They've lost four in a row leading to this game. The Sharks, they rested a few. They had a huge win last week against the Cowboys. The winner will take on the Dolphins next week at Suncorp Stadium, while the loser will be on that Monday, which is something we love, but not too early, Boe. But this one, there's some good matchups in this game. You've got DCE against Niko Hines, and Roosters are signed DCE for this time of the year.

50:09And the far who wide in my opinion is one of the best front roles in the competition going up against... Adam Finale, and the price of admission this one. Two dead set wingers, Marke Mark, no one can need a last year. Oh! Taking on Renata Moulotale. I'm telling you guys, you just got to keep an eye on the two wingers in this game, because Renata, he said, off the field, he loves Marke Mark, but once he crosses that white line, he wants to take his head off, and he wants to win this battle, because Marke Mark got the chocolate teller on the year. So this is a huge one. Angus Crote has been named on the bench, guys. But you know what, Sharks and Roosters, they've played four final matches in their history. Roosters winning three. Last year, the Sharks knocked the Roosters out the go. The prelimin. And you know what, guys? Mm-hmm. I'm going to stick with that again. I'm going to back the Sharks in his way. Oh, yeah! Good man! Come on, Sharks, up up the way. That's the slipstream. Everyone's against this. Okay, that lanes the one to the ground. Final woods, taking on dolphins in that way. That's the way you want to go. That's what you want, brother. That's what you want. And the pressure's on the Roosters, but I'm going to stick with the Sharks in this one. Good boy. Good on you, laying it down. All right, semi-final number two, Sunday, Warriors and Nights.

51:10And this is played at Eden Park. So it's been moved from Go Media. It's a 50,000-seat stadium. This is going to be absolutely crazy. The Wars fans are sold it out. That quit. You wouldn't believe it. But the problem with the Warriors at Eden Park, they've lost five matches out of the six games that have played there. Five from six. Oh, five from six. So they're not going to all over there. Jackson Ford, he's missing. He heard his ankle last week. And how lecker, howler, Seema and Dallam, what's in his nose? They've got up to a day of the game. Oh, sorry. The day before the game. Because there's still been name and reserves. Yeah. Your man, Bowie, Dylan Lucas. Too far. I'm hearing on the grapevine. On these loose slips, the syncs ships. That's two, seven, baby. I'm hearing that he's a big chance. Right out. I know he's named on the bench, but I'm hearing he's a big chance of being in off the bench on the weekend. Left side back, Rory. Thank you very much. Make you love it. Don't you know, brother? That's a, uh, that's a, who's the half on that side? You used to be met at Carfay, but then he's a- Met at Carfay now. It's Tomade Martin. Met at Carfay's now. No, Tomade Martin. So the Warriors, they've won six to the last seven games against the Knights. And there you go. There's only recently that they won

52:11because, uh, so I've fed he got, so you got sent off in the first 12 minutes. In this game, I will be backing up the Wars. That's how the Wars you can't get past, brother. Okay, good one, Woody. Thanks for listening to the Bowie and Cat and Woodsy podcast. Thanks to Chemist Warehouse. Shop half price vitamins now at Chemist Warehouse. Triple handbrake list. Bowie and Cat and Woodsy.