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Did mention this yesterday was all over everywhere in the weekend

It was on Netflix Netflix live skyscraper live Alex Honnold was his name and he free climbed the one of the tallest buildings in the world

Called Taipei 101

508 meters

No rope nothing just bang straight up and just for perspective if you missed it before sky tower and all can

388 meters

over

180 meters on top of that is

Rogers 1.2 meters

1.25

So I watched you can watch it now. I watch this not live my hands were sweating watching this

I mean, I'm not a fan of heights. No, I mean, I've got the less fan I am

No, I'm with your Bryce. Yeah, so he's just got a climb and he's you know some parts. I mean, they're not easy

Roach get scared on that seat sometimes

While we're here

So no ropes get enough on that one is there

No, no, no, no

So here's a little bit is like a minute of what he had to face climbing this building, which is called Taipei 101 in Taiwan

It's awesome Taipei 101 is one of the world's tallest buildings

It is huge

And Alex's mission is to climb the entire

1600 and 67 feet of this skyscraper without ropes known as free soloing live on TV

372 feet of sloped steel and glass

He'll encounter two 14 feet high metal structures called the Ruiwi the first major obstacles on his journey next

Eighth daunting bamboo boxes that sit on top of each other like a bamboo stock each with a strength sapping overhang

900 feet of straight up vertical climb the final and most dangerous stage of the

entire climb the tower

Made up of the overhangs where his arm strength will be key the rings with very limited holds and

The spire with a stomach turning drop. This is the most dangerous section will a physically and mentally exhausted

Alex make it to the summit a

small steel sphere

Well, he might it

Yeah

Alex Honnold has made history again

She could have given that a bit more I think yeah, well the commentaries are pretty appalling to be honest

It's so good

I know because we gave that the green light. I mean it's fantastic

Yeah, in this time of appalling stuff that's happening in the world and even here in New Zealand sad stuff and all that

It's a nice distraction. We're having the discussion off here like to see something like that because it's so unique

And you like you know just take your mind off everything else for a little bit

But it's incredible how that got the go ahead because a lot of other guys try to climb these buildings and get a rest

Of course, yeah, but there must be must have got the green light in Taiwan. There's a 10 second delay

Oh

So you got up there. I mean, I would have got straight back down. He's up there for a long time

You wouldn't have been up there

How would you have got an up there? Well, I wouldn't have gotten up there miles. I'm just saying

So you can't pass judgment

Wendy was that he was up there for so long before

He's still problems

Took him around 90 minutes wasn't it

And he was and he was listening to tall. Yes

Someone saw a creature

Great he pointed out in the comment section because

Tall had posted how he had said he was listening to

And one of the top comment was he might have got through one song

Now preach you've set up a bounce back for us to see this. It's climb isn't it 3520

Climb 3520 that shows you the explanation

Of what's going on and also shows that terrifying scene when he gets to the top and is standing on the sphere

The selfies at the top and he's just waving down the bottom 500 meters up in the sky and I'm like

I would just I'd fall my fall off

I'll come back you will you although out of any of us

Creech is the one who's been that high

You got me

And it's here

You do the Netflix special please

It does

We have an on 10 second delay

What was that white powder in the back of

Our lips just broken down

The grip strength

It's incredible

They're speaking of that now I may imagine creatures Netflix special now much you've done some research

Mystic much this year looking into the future for us aren't you

Yeah have you guys all

You've wanted to have your own Netflix show

Not really

What would it be

Well I'll come in and tell you needs

Sure

One of the greatest rock climbers now building climbers in the world

Climb the tallest building in Taiwan called Taipei 101

One of the tallest buildings in the world

5008 meters he climbed it over the weekend live

No ropes have he had a full and half he would have fallen to his death

On Netflix Netflix special

How is the wind so windy

Also, I've reached to that you can text climb 2520

I'll flick the Mac bounce back but you're like the wind the fiery got

The more it was Monday and they showed the footage

If you haven't seen any of it but like with a family and friends in there

Like 80 stories up in the waving and there he is on the outside climbing up

And you can just see the wind hitting him you're like

Oh you don't need you don't need any extra elements

No

That's not really helping

Slow windy brice

Hey look here's a whole bunch of people you could possibly lose

Yeah

I just just unbelievable pressure

What a Netflix special it really was

And mystical match are looking into the future this morning

Mystical match with powers divine

Buckle up precise

He'll blow your mind

Merch good morning mate

Good morning

Good morning

Now looking into the future

If we were to have Netflix specials

The show us what what would they be

Netflix obviously expanding their offerings

Looking at new ways of reaching new markets

Yeah and they've started with the morning rumbles

Right

It's exciting

And you're new

No I mean

Oh my Netflix special okay

Yeah

Your Netflix special would be titled

Exponential Growth

Oh okay

Interesting

Oh wait what does that entail

Money doesn't grow on trees

But one man finds out if his money can grow his knees

Roger apparently towards the world

Looking for the best surgeon money can buy

To install leg extensions on his underdeveloped lower limbs

I would watch that

Sort of like a

Like a travel medical mix

Why does that share 70-30

You can give those leg extensions

Yeah

Yeah

Watch it on my special

Police

Yeah

Your Netflix special

Sort of a spin off from Stranger Things

Stranger-looking Things

Yeah

The story of a man who abused a scout

With decks wax and terrible haircuts in his youth

Now searches for answers after his hair goes missing

Oh no

A search for hair like a dog

Shut up

You'll be gone for Stranger Things

Oh

Balze

Yes

Your Netflix special would be

And it's uh you know those untold dockos

Like the full of favour

Oh the great sports dock ones

Yours would be untold

The collapse of radio sport

I'm not

Holy responsible

For me but my fingerprints are all over it

The nether-before-told tale of how one rock radio announced it

The crowd goes wild

Hoesporter once flourishing sports

Talk back institution to its knees

I'll watch that

Interesting

I'll watch that

I'll take part in it

I'll take part in it

I'll be like

My bad

Rest in peace radio sport

Sorry to the question so

You got 50 seats

You put Netflix and this is the last one as well

Now your Netflix special would be

And it's the next installment you know the monster series

Had dharma and the mini-news

Oh yeah

This one's either the horror ones

Yeah it used to be monster

Malabit

Perfect

Thanks mate

Best yet

Why?

The story in the book

It's terrifying woman

We stalked ones even produced

They've had some horrors

A 12-part series where one woman searched for love

Engine who's scaring away every single one

Oh that's just nasty

That's just nasty

I'm not a single one

It's nasty

I don't know that man

12 eps

I think we'll watch that

I'll watch that

You know that

Mystical merch

I can't get out of here

I don't like it that way

None of them are being funded

Oh

Unbelievable

On my classic Kiwi Fidla

You are man

Don't look at me like that

Morning Rumble podcast

He's told us too much of a terrible youngster

We all can't have good yarns like Brice

Will he brice?

Get a mate

I like that

Yes good good

Roger you're saying before

You know is it the

luckiest unlucky fight

Or the unluckyest lucky fight

Oh they're all really exposed

One of those sorts of things

Now you might have heard the story

You might not

But quite incredible

In late 2003

British woman Dorothy Fletcher

Was on board a flight from Manchester to Florida

And she suffered a horrific heart attack

On the transatlantic flight

I mean

Horrible

Yeah

Horrible to happen

In a stunning coincidence

The plane was carrying 15 cardiologists

All heading to a medical conference

What are the chances

The experts

So they put out the call on the plane

Is there a doctor on board

Yes

There's 15

Who specialise in heart trauma

Unbelievable

The experts coordinated to administer emergency care

Stabiliser before the pilot diverted the flight

Dorothy hospitalised

Made a remarkable full recovery

Attending her daughters wedding the following week

Wow

She was going

Medical

That is a medical miracle

Medical miracle

Cool story

Yeah

All these heart people

cardiologists on boards

Yeah

Just when they needed to be

You know

And so you start to think about those medical miracles

Because they do occur

I mean you with your wife Emma

Miles

Yeah

And it goes back to sort of the cove

When she had COVID

She got few years ago

Yeah

So I reckon like 2020

Toe maybe

Yeah

When it was like the domic

The domicron or the

Alta belter

What am I going to do

It was so many different things

Coming on me coming on me

Delta

Could it was one of the strength

Anyway

She actually bought an Omicron

Yeah

It was him

He dropped a Delta

He is

He's an origin

But she actually ended up

She collapsed

During the night one night

So she had it real bad

She had a real bad

And it turns out she had the OG COVID

Right

Which is really weird

Because it was two years

After it had been introduced

Anyway

So she collapsed in the middle of the night

And I was like

That's not good

Because we were tested positive

So what isolated

I rang health line

And I gave them the symptoms

They were like

No, no, we're sending ambulance right now

And I was like

Okay

Because she actually had stroke like symptoms

And then

So they had to test everything

And they found an aneurysm

There were no idea that she had

And completely unrelated

Completely unrelated

But they found it

And then two years later

She had a coil stuck in

That's right

A brain

To stop it growing

Because it had been growing

They had a CT scan then

And the MRI to check its progress

It was growing

So was the collapse in that

From the COVID or was from the

From the aneurysm

Yeah

Because she was just

She had stroke like symptoms

Obviously the brain

And the blood flow

And all that kind of stuff

Yeah

Wild

Wild, COVID saved my life

Yeah

That's a medical miracle

Yeah

What are your medical miracles

800 rock phone

You can text them as well

3520

Somewhere your mum was

Brice, which we can get to next

Yeah

Well, it's another aneurysm story

But it wasn't like

One that

Was sitting there

That could go off

At full wind

And where we were at a time

Saved my mum's life

Wow

That's good to know

After the blank keys

Medical miracles

It's a miracle, Roger

Medically that you can urinate

Out of that massive force

Can you

Oh, bro

Whoa

What

What

That could have done with its own

Break, but yeah fair enough

Because we just had a cool story

Before if you just joined us

The unluckiest, luckiest

Flight

Thank you so much

That way you were

A woman was suffering

A mid-flight heart attack

On a Manchester to Florida

Journey

Got the luckiest

Medical help imaginable

Because there were 15

Cardiologists were on board

As she had this massive heart attack

They were able to answer the call of

Is there a doctor on board

They all came round

Made it formed a little

Team

Of medical avengers

And saved her life

They diverted the plane

She was able to make her daughter's

Wedding which was where she was going

Unbelievable

I wish they did

Yeah

Awesome

Perfect

So where was your mum brisely

As she shouldn't need and wasn't she

Yeah, we were on a family holiday

1994

I will never forget it

Because, yeah, 1994

On holiday

We were staying at our friend's house

And then one morning

I could, I was laying in bed

And I could hear mum just sort of like

Making this horrible noise

Like in pain

And I was going on there

And got up and I've never seen that look on my dad's face before

You know, you remember those sorts of things

Yeah

And he was super concerned

In any way, long story short

ambulance turns up

Mum gets put in the ambulance

And she'd had a brain aneurysm

That's a reference

And like so

Best way to describe them

Well, it's like a little vein in your brain

But it explodes right

Yeah

So the pain was all the blood going over a brain

And they talk about that being

Like they can't even sort of

Vocalize how painful it is

No, right, you can't

A lot of people will die on the spot

And then there's all these

Stats as to

Your chances of survival, etc

Anyway, the weekend that mum happened to have this

As we're on holiday

And to need in which I've said before

Was a

Neurosurgeon's convention

Indened

Indened

Because that's where the school of medicine and stuff is

And so yeah, there was a professor

His name was Grant

Grant Gillette

Grant Gillette

Professor Grant Gillette

Or Nut Gillette

Anyway

He was there

And he decided to take his whole team of

Neurosurgeons

And they did it almost like as an example

But yeah, it was on the weekend

That she was there and had it

And so

Right, right, right time

Name of Gillette

Yep

Yeah, no

Yeah

Didn't you say he looked like a homeless bump

He looked like a bum

Yeah, like I couldn't believe when he came out

But yeah, it was like a 14 to 16 hour operation

Oh, really?

They cut a plate out of a

Scalch She's got a dint on the side of her head

If you look at her like it's dinted in

So they cut the plate out of the skull

They remove that

And then they go in

And they essentially

In real laymen's terms

Wrap a little coil around that exploded vein

And then they put the plate back in

And then hope that obviously

That there's real good chance

That you'll be left side paralyzed

Or blind or whatever it is

And yeah, it was a miracle

It was a miracle

Yeah, that happened

Like I mean, her friends

Who came and looked after her

About six months later

Had one

And

No, passed away

Like yeah, so there's a huge amount of luck

Yeah, that they're facing that

Yeah

But yeah, a miracle

We're in the right place at the right time

She's so lucky

Well, it was skateboarding

That essentially saved my friend's life

She fell off a skateboard

Broker arm

And as they were fixing her arm

They noticed a lump on her thyroid

And she had thyroid cancer

That had been there for a long time

Yeah, anyone who's been through that

How horrific that is

Had to get a thyroid removed

And yeah, it was such a lengthy process

But hadn't she fallen off

You know, had she not fallen off the skateboard

She probably

It would have been a bit too late

There you go, he's going to get a plane

To need him and go skating

And you'll be fine

You'll be fine

You're medical miracles

No shortage of them

Imagine being on a flight

You have a heart attack

You potentially could die

But on the plane

Cardiologist

15 cardiologists

Going to a seminar

Remarkable timing

And that was your cool story, Bryce

Oh yeah

I wonder if I'll make Dr. John

Who is currently overseas

With the under-19s cricket team actually

Yes

Where we haven't seen him this year

But I wonder if he's ever been the Dr. on board

It's a remark

Because I feel like Dr. John would actually ignore it

I wouldn't want to buy it

I like, is that a cat or a rink

He'll be right

Is that a zombie

Yeah, he's like

No, I'm not

I'm not working

He would

It's remarkable though

Because my daughter's a flight attendant

And if there's anything like this

And it does happen

She said there's always at least a nurse

Or a doctor on board

Or an ex-co

They never need a radio on out

There's never a time with that like

Oh

Zero

Radio broadcaster on board

Just so we'll be like

Yes

Oh no, Sam Wallace is stood up

The pilot's lost his voice

And you need to go into the front and do the announcements

Yeah

Can someone teach us how to talk into the microphone

No, I can't hear what we're saying

Because we always talk like this

And so it's

I wanted to know, you saw Clayton

We got Clayton

Clayton, can I Clayton, how are you mate?

How's it going?

Yes

Medical miracle's Clayton, what happened?

So my sister took a little bit of a tumble

And by memory I think

She'd thought she'd broken some ribs

So she went into the hospital, got checked out

And they did her scan to make sure there was no internal injuries

And they found out that she had cancer

I can't remember what sort it was

And called it early

And she's perfectly fine

Completely fine

Completely fine, it's crazy

If she hadn't of fallen

They'd never would have caught up in time, dear Ken

No

Remarkable

Yeah, so it was pretty cool

Yeah man, that's a good story

That's a good one, mate

You've tried to get a story

So good, so good and good

Want to bring up something when my fingers

I nearly removed my fingers with a lawnmower

How lucky it was

But medical miracle

Miracle that took place that day

Guys, which we can get to next

No

If I think I know what it is, it's absolutely

We won't be doing that

We're going to do something

But Creech has been working hard

Our producer behind the scenes

Bond Scott, absolute legend

Creech

1980

Anniversary of what on the stage

It was the last live show with AC DC

Is it really?

Yeah, January 27th 1980

At Southampton UK

Concluded the highway to Haltor

And then just over three weeks later

He passed away

Page 23

Only 33

So young, if you're 590

You're not that long after

Great stuff Creech

You're a medical miracle, I imagine

Just

I don't know

He just uh

I'm an medical accident

And uh, yeah, look

I'm going to like when I die

I will be donating this body to science

You can't actually do that

Really?

Your organs are riddled

Yeah, well

Little sorts of things

But I think they're going to go in there

They're going to inspecto patronum

And they're going to Cree

And they're going to reutilise my DNA

And they're going to create super soldiers

Super senders

To the front line

How on earth does that man bounce back

Oh, well, we're on our way

Every night

Like a phoenix from the ashes

He always rises

It's a miracle

Get me in a lab

They will, they will study you

That is for sure

Well, there's so many medical

Miracles coming through miles

Texting, thanks for your text 3520

Shaun says my uncle was at the hospital for an appointment

And his aorta

blew up

And they saved him

Apparently there's a 1% chance of survival

He was just lucky

He was at the hospital in Christchurch when it happened

Just the timing

He just happened to be there

Right place, right time

Dan says his daughter

Is a medical miracle

Born without a pulmonary artery

And all thanks to the amazing team at Starship

She's Judith Celebrate

Who's second birthday in March

Oh, I'm good as that

Great to hear you

And Ryan said

My dad had a brain tumor 26 years ago

Was given a 3% chance

Of living longer than 5 years

19 years later developed another brain tumor

Was given 6 to 12 months

And he recently passed away 7 years on

And cancer free

Good on you, Ryan

Thanks for sharing

And the Mrs and I have 4-month-old twin boys

Natural birth, second boy was Breach

And she had the spinal tap in a panadol

And nurses and doctors wanted to be there for the birth

27 minutes apart

But all fatten whales is Aaron

Absolutely, miracle

Just back to my fingers when I knew it

Well, you're not doing this

You didn't nearly die

No, I didn't know that's true

Christ left, he was coming

He's actually gone

It's been too much for Bryce

He doesn't have the studio

No, I did put my fingers under a lawnmower

And that's no miracle

I mean, obviously, they're okay

The fact that that lease was actually home that day

Not, I mean, more of a convenient than a miracle

But the fact that she was home

Because I couldn't even if she were like

If she wasn't home and I nearly chopped my fingers off

I couldn't have got an ambulance that day

Because it was the same day some pea freak

Had kidnapped the car

Jumped in a car and was shooting at cops out of the window

And he drove all the way up the northern motorway in Auckland

And they got him way up north somewhere

So every ambo in the city

Was following this guy

And all the cops

So there were no amboes

So I would have um

Maybe like a dog

I would have just sort of rolled myself until a bush

That's it

Luckily

I bleed out

You wouldn't have bleed out

No, no amboes, no wife

Luckily my lovely wife lease was home

Otherwise, I'm bleeding out on a bush

It's the end of me

You could have driven

You could, yeah, you could have used that

Yeah, you could have driven

Because I look all fine now

There's no scars

No, there's nothing

It's so horrible

They still in town

I went into shock, so it was a miracle

I remember the day I easily got

I remember that day

It was a Friday

It was a Friday

And Elise had run Bryce

Yes, she had

And then Bryce rang me

Yes, yes, yes

And he goes, it's Roger

And then kind of like snuck it

And then what did you think

And then I thought

Oh, Roger's finally dead, eh?

He's finally, he's finally cut it

What have you been finally?

It was eight years ago

I was like mid-47

He's gone

We'll probably get a week or two off

And then he told me what happened

And then what if you wanted to say that

Oh, shit, it was good

Oh, we

We are in for an hour

You're Craig of the year

We faced time, we had drinks

They were giggling

Yeah

Was before my time

We ran through a lot of care at Roger

No, you wouldn't

No, we would have faced time you as well

You want to put some meme up

Yeah

We would have had like a big

I would have got my whiteboard out

And a content plan

Yes

Families have plots, they buy them

Do you got a plot?

No, but then you've lost it

I got

Auckland anniversary yesterday you may have had to work

We worked or you may have had yesterday off

But on yesterday's show

We had a call from Perry

And we wanted to know

This is off the back of something you've said

Coming out of anaesthetic after surgery

Because your wife just had surgery miles last week

What was it she said

Coming out of surgery

She'd had no idea what she was saying about the pork belly

So yeah, those for those who missed this yesterday

This is very good

So they had a menu

That you could order food on the hospital

Anytime, she would have made a peggy as well

Oh yeah

And she was really the menu

And she was like hot mains

Hot mains on the hot mains section

Hot mains, hot mains, gets some pork belly up

And there's batteries

One of the greats for me

Hell yeah

Got on it

And did she feast

She does a neat pork belly

Really?

No, no

Oh my gosh

I know

Yeah, it doesn't need it

Did you order the pork belly?

I had the pork belly

No, it's a credit to the kitchen

Yeah, it's a life for you

And nice

Oh god, that's a lot of buffet

We heard from Perry

Family Secrets, have a listen

Ah, so great uncle

And um, Councillor

Goes in surgery

Coming out of anesthetic

Besides telling everybody that he's got a whole lot of family

So we'll see

Everyone thought he was just cooked

And coming off the anesthetic

Apart from one of his kids

So they jumped on a Facebook

And did a bit of Facebook detecting

And found the person

And

Yeah, she's a couple of kids and everything

They've been together for like 20 years

Also, oh my goodness

Um, he was doing the offshore oil breaks

So whenever he's going to work

He was, he was in the go see

He was doing some other exploration

He was doing some exploring

What a way to come out

How did they go down with the family?

Ah, not well

That is what you can imagine

No

That's right

Perry, what a laugh

He found it hilarious

Yeah, the story

We do want to know your family secrets

I don't have to rock though, I'm texting 3520

Brice had to shoot off, he's got a sick kid

But Creech, you're welcome, mate

Your last name is King

Yes

Jaden King for those who don't know

And you're front of that

I don't think we've all got a full name

Oh, yeah

Oh, wow

Oh, wow

Oh, gosh

We're about to lose me now

I'm a fugitive

You've just given my full name

There's all of them you're dealing with

That's, that's right here what I want

Yeah, I've all of these creatures

The story won't make sense

Oh, but your last name is King

Right

And you're from the Nacky, Teranacky

Yep, the same place as our boss Brad is from

His last name is King

It's not that big a place

You and Brad have got to be related

Surely

Both Brad is

We both Brad is

Both love a sesh

And both sometimes sound like we've

smoked a whole pack of

Rothy Reds

Oh, yeah

Oh, my gosh, Roch

Jeep is

That gets me going

That is provocative isn't it

Like our boss Brad

Have you also been arrested for kicking a tree?

Oh, good question

Good question

Wow

You know what

I actually haven't been arrested

I've been arrested

You can't be related

Maybe he's a long-lost cousin

Rather than a father

He's been digging here

Apparently that's the only reason he hired me

He saw my last name and went

He's in

Probably

You probably smite some trees actually

Yeah, yeah, yeah

Yeah

Oh, dear

What do you use the illegitimate?

Yeah, yeah, maybe

Maybe, maybe, maybe

Oh, we do want to know your family secrets

Oh, I heard a rock phone text in 3520

We've found some beauties

Which we can present to you

Next time we're guys

And also

There's a phone

I've got an awkward family trick

Oh, oh my god, Mouse

You are right

We need to get to this

Yeah, yeah

Oh boy

Is it more of a great vibe?

Oh, yes

It's been pruned on one side

Brice had a shoot off just before

He's got a sick kid, sick son

So Craig, you're in the hot seat again this morning

Yes, actually, you were last Tuesday too

This just could be a thing

It could be a thing

And usually thing

Tuesday's a terrible for me

Was that

Ah, well

Yeah, I'm just

Take it on face

He says it

But it's an honor to be here

It is fantastic

It's an honor to be Mr Tyson

So Miles, we've talked about

This a bit on the show

But for those who don't know

Your family tree

Yes

A bit suspect

Yeah, my

My

Dad's side

His grandmother

My grandmother

Yeah, yeah, yeah

Her cousin

Was um

Their cullins

Yep

Now, cullin

She married

Robin Bain

And they had a son

David

Yes

Oh my gosh

My

Oh, I just asked Google

Gemini, a

Chat GBT version

Who he is

He's my third cousin

How that works

Oh, so does

Yes, cousin

So I think he's my third cousin

Yeah, there's Ty there

Yeah, have you ever met him?

No, you didn't see him with a family reunion or something

No, well the

Smaller numbers now

Yeah

Yeah

How long have you known this?

Did you know when it was

Obviously no

No, didn't know back then

When did you find out?

A few years after

Quite a few years after

Yeah

But yeah, that's

David Bain

Yeah

It's a connection

It's a connection to the advice

Yeah

Okay

He's on the bat now, right

He's an Aussie, I think

Yeah

So we don't catch up

No

Well, you should

No, don't go well

But what about any

Closer members of your family

Like obviously you've never seen him, has anyone else?

No, no

No, no

Just left it

Did you have a friend who turned up?

No, so I used to have a horse

Yes, the horse, okay

And how are you related to that?

No

A horse and just turned up

And he turned up with the

What would you call him like an intern?

Yeah, he was David Bain

David Bain wanted to get into

Horse Dentistry

And yeah, he had him

With him, so I actually met him

And my horse at the time

Hated men

Yeah

Absolutely hated men

Love David

She was so well-behaved

Wow

And we had really good chats, actually

Yeah

Lovely time

And then I was like

You always have a bit in common

It's funny, isn't it?

It's funny

It is weird, isn't it?

Yeah

She had a dog that was like

Anxious

Anxious

I get an anxiety pillow

Yeah, it's weird

And a horse that hated men

Oh my god

She's now

I should never own an animal

Oh dear

So nice

But what is your family secret

In your family male?

Not the story, not David Bain

This was just one of the life at my mum

Rickard and I was switched to birth

Because she was in the birthing unit

With another woman who

Had liked to have a few

Rose A's or wines

While she was

Yeah, unfortunately

Okay

When my mum gave birth to me

Apparently I was an angelic

Just beautiful little thing

And then both the babies went off

And then

Mum gets handed this baby

And all of a sudden it was

Devil Child

And it was just a funny chat

That she reckon when Bain switched to birth

With the other women

And over time, Mum's like a definitely had it

Yeah, no, you don't think you were switched to birth

All right

You've got on ancestry.com

No, I haven't

I don't

Don't

Yeah, I wouldn't

I will just leave it there, I

You'll need to speak on me during anxiety pillow

Yeah

You know, you might not want to find out

No

Some secrets would just get a lift, right?

Yeah

Yeah, okay

So new

Because I took a DNA test a few years ago

It was actually to prove that I wasn't

Much of Sun

Damn, sorry

That much

That would be weird

That much wasn't my sign

Because much we do look similar

We do look similar

And your dad, his name is Roger

Yeah, Roger Fart

There's four leaders separating your two names as well

And the love of radio as well

Yeah, both got into radio

Oh no

So we took this DNA test and we deproved that you weren't my son

And he's he's not

Wow

Yeah, it's hard to believe

I know

Which I was furious about

Because I thought I was getting a sloth

Then here it is

We're getting a batch

So I got this DNA test

I'll come back and tell you next

Okay

Prove something in my family

That had been long rumored

For some years

Okay

About

The whereabouts and ancestry of my grandmother

Interesting, where's Daddy?

Roger, small smell

The rocks, morning rumble

Had a guy on used to know a great call of parry

His uncle just got out of surgery

And coming out of surgery

The anesthetic wearing off

And he probably didn't

He wouldn't have known he was doing it

But he announced to everyone in the hospital room

That he had another family

And it was actually real

He had turned out to be true to that

All true

He did actually have another family

So they found that out

And it sort of

Try to laugh that off, eh?

Yeah

Give me that green whistle

One lesson I guess, you know

Is be careful when going on a surgery

But I think the big lesson is

Don't

Cheat on you, wife

That's a great

Have another family

That's wise man

And that needs to be said on here

Yeah

That's the nicest thing you'll see

Yeah

That is very shy

Thanks guys

From you

Mine blown

I'm in a lot

Pretty smart

So much, Alper Juicer

This is, we head back to 2020

Everyone, much and I do look alike

It's quite ridiculous

Am I as father?

Well, we took a DNA test

So I've got into my hand now

And I'm opening up

For big reports

Hands are shaking

So, yeah

This is it right here in a big circle

These results indicate

That Roger Farley

Is not the biological brother

Bugger

I mean, I got you this um

Number one, Dad, my guru

I know, I'm not your father

But it would be great if you could make me a coffee in that money

I mean, it's an incredible match to know

That your balls dropped

Not long after that

Yeah

Yeah

Sounds like you're the sound

They sound inverted

I think it's the disappointment of

Disappointment of feeling the money

Just slipped through my fingers

For a person who doesn't hear it

Oh no

Turns you into a man

And ages you quickly

And you've been here ever since

Oh no

But the DNA test

And when I got the DNA test

It said that I was Irish

Which I knew anyway

But I had no Scottish blood in me

And my mum had always said that

We had a Scottish side of the family

So she was

Could not believe

She thought there was something wrong with the test

And you screve

Scream brave Haraj

William Wallace

It'd be him all day

Yeah, well that I couldn't be

I know

I wasn't because it turns out that my

Well, who made my Nana

Her mother

Had had an affair

And so

With not with the husband

Obviously with the husband's best friend

So that my Nana's whole side of the family

My mum

Sisters

Meal the grandkids

Different

There was a lie

You know all the

All the Nana

Yeah, all the different branch

She sounds awesome

You can get caught in so many ways these days

Through anaesthetic

Through ancestry

Don't come

Yeah

Just stay safe out there

Oh no, this is why Mel don't have a test

No, I think it's safe

If I just leave it

Sometimes you just got to keep your bodily fluid to yourself

Yeah, that's, you know

Yeah

Again, why is words

Yeah, why is words, Mel's net

Or on a towel

Jesus

Sorry

Oh

Come back

If you text them elves

Yeah, Morgan

Since shortly after my grandpa passed away

My dad and uncle had to have some tests

It turned out

They were only half brothers

Oh

Yeah, right

And the person they had called dad

Wasn't their dad

Oh, it was neither of their dad

Neither of their dads

What the hell

Grant, a guy in my town

Started seeing a girl about five years younger than him

Bought her home to meet the parents, turned out

She was his real sister

And they had been adopted but never knew

Never knew, never been told

Oh hell

It was your dirt

Yeah, real

Yeah

And

Finally

Dion says

My mom took a DNA test and found out

That her dad wasn't her dad

But her best friend's dad

Was her dad

And this was after they had both passed

So that would have been mind-blowing

Yeah

Best friend's dad was your real dad

Yeah

Trying to think about that one

Oh, well

I can't compute

No

Have you, you've never had a DNA test, Creech?

No, I never have

No, I tell you what, my family tree is pretty wild

This, this, okay

I'm going to try my best to explain right

So when my Nana met my granddad

In New Zealand

In New Zealand

They were actually on a double date

Oh, I can

Right, so my Nana's sister was going to meet a guy

Yes

And then she said to him

Can I bring my sister

Yeah

So my Nana

And he said, yeah, sure, can I bring my dad

So he brings his dad

They all end up getting together

So

Did that matter?

I'm

We need, I need

It's not well, Trisha

No, no, no, no, no

No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no okay

But anyway

I need a whiteboard

I need some pins, I need some strings

We need a die grade

I need I need I need a visualizer

Yeah, I feel like a yucker

There's no cross-contamination

What a great reference

But just know that

Their kids

We're related to each other in strange ways

Because it was like, oh, that's your auntie

And that's your uncle, but it's also your granddad.

This does not surprise me.

You know what I mean?

No, but it explains a lot about you.

That's outrageous, but you guys have found some outrageous, true stories when it comes to family secrets.

Yeah, this one here, my aunt didn't lose her teaching job due to budget cuts like she'd always claimed.

Turns out she never had a valid teaching license to begin with.

Regulay had affairs with all the dads.

An unbezzled PTA money.

Let's go.

Wow.

Auntie.

This one has nothing to do with family trees.

My grandpa was a drag queen.

And that's all we know.

Oh.

How did they find that?

You know, he returned from the war.

He would take trips to the city on weekends with military friends.

But then his aunt found, I had my aunt found his drag costumes and his closet,

scolded her, told her never to discuss it again.

Slowly came out that he was actually taking all the stuff to perform in the city on weekends.

Oh my gosh.

This one here, when I was a kid, we had a huge surprise,

50th wedding anniversary party for my grandparents on my dad's side.

Everyone wanted my grandpa to give a speech when it came time for the cake dessert time.

The surprise was all on us because they weren't actually celebrating 50 years of marriage.

That's secretly divorced and then got back together, but no one knew.

Everyone was shocked to say the least.

I don't remember all the details, but they got remarried at some point in secret

and just carried on my own.

Well, nothing happened there.

Yeah.

This one kind of sounds similar to my Nana, great auntie, great uncle and granddad.

After 25 years of marriage, my dad announced his divorce to my mum,

then married her sister, 12 months later.

So my aunt is now my stepmom and my cousins are now my step sisters.

I guess they've had a thing going since before my parents even started dating.

Sounds like a real fun Christmas time.

You do think about some of these, like, family get together,

this probably can't happen, can they?

No, it's not in these situations.

No, no, absolutely not.

No, stay away.

No, families get together, this creature just don't happen.

No, no, absolutely not.

You guys, you guys stay there, we'll be here.

You have fun.

You enjoy your Christmas ham.

We'll have none of that and we move on.

Did you drink a yachty at your 25th?

I actually did, took me 40 minutes.

40 minutes?

Good morning, Rumble podcast.

You tell us too much of it, of a terrible youngster.

We all can't have good yarns like Broughton every day.

Yeah, cool story, Maus.

Maus is a good morning.

Good day, guys. How are we?

All right, I teased our dog, managed to kill three people.

It's not what you think.

Unfortunately, though, on October 21st, 1998,

a probable series of events unfolded in Argentina,

a poodle, hate poodles.

Yeah, well, I'm no fan of dogs and poodles are special.

Poodles in Chihuahua's, anyway.

A poodle named Chachi fell from a 13th floor balcony railing.

Oh, no.

Chachi landed on 75-year-old Marta Espina,

killing both her and the dog instantly male.

God, this is... Why?

Eat a solar, 46, cross the street to investigate the commotion.

She was distracted by the scene.

She was struck and killed by a bus.

No.

And then a man who witnessed both those unfortunate sequences

had a heart attack during the shock of it all, and he died.

Just like that, and it was all because of Chachi.

Chihuahua was about enough, real poodles about enough,

killing three people.

This is not helping.

No, like for dogs, is it right?

It's like a scene from final destination.

It is. Yeah.

It's not a scene.

What's that in Spanish?

Finale.

This is an actual...

Bobby Leach.

Bobby Leach was a man who conquered one of nature's greatest forces,

only to be defeated by a piece of fruit.

You see, in 1911, he became the second person,

first man to go over the Niagara Falls,

in a barrel of steel, and he survived.

He suffered broken kneecaps in a fractured jaw,

but he lived to tell the tale.

How do you end it up in there?

15 years later, though, while on a lecture tour in New Zealand,

he slipped on an orange peel and died.

No, we have to see all of us.

Yeah, it broke his leg, the fall.

It became infected with gangrene.

It was amputated, but he died of complication shortly after.

Afterward.

Aren't you mad you came here?

No.

No idea. Brilliant.

Brilliant. Finally.

Better than being in a bite of poodle.

Yeah, no.

Finally.

Did you know the person who voiced two great characters

in puppetry was the same person?

Yoda and Miss Piggy share the same voice actor.

What?

And they're brought to life by this voice here, Mitch.

Please play the examples.

Have a think, a bad day for you

with an athlete.

That's Yoda, 54% dog owners are willing

to aim a relationship.

She decided to aim the name of the dog owners.

In his Miss Piggy.

Oh, shit.

He's so cute.

John, I can.

Oh, sorry.

She is.

Yes.

Oh, dear.

Sorry for all the time.

Sorry.

Oh, my.

You must be wondering what the,

I had a snorting issue.

And I then I had an operation.

Same.

Good stuff, Miles.

Yeah, Rowie.

It's actually Frank Oz.

He did both Miss Piggy and Yoda.

Among other characters from history.

That's actually awesome.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Two iconic characters.

And you also did Fossy Bear Animal, Grover Bird

and Cocky Monster from Sesame Street.

Well, that's a boss Brad.

Yeah.

He's guilty about that.

What a throat he had to conjure up all of these different noises.

Absolutely.

Cool story, Miles.

Cool story.

Free climber here, climb.

You would have seen this or seen some of it.

So you can watch it now on Netflix.

Tall, he climbed one of the tallest buildings in the world

in Taipei called Taipei 101.

It's got 101 floors.

508 meters high that live on Netflix.

No ropes, no nothing.

So he had to fall enough.

But you were saying, Miles, there was a near well.

There was a 10 second delay.

Yeah, I mean, hey, horrific.

You're watching this thing live.

I mean, I didn't see it live.

You watched it, though, last night, didn't it?

I saw it last night.

And so there's something I send you off to sleep.

That's not my hands.

Because you were sweaty.

I mean, I'm sweaty the best of times.

What am I?

Hands were sweaty.

Hands were sweaty watching this guy.

So high up.

And if you had a fallen off, that's it.

And they're commentating.

And I mean, did it in 19 minutes, too?

Yeah.

Which is crazy as well.

So he faced obviously some challenges

climbing this building.

Have a listen.

Taipei 101 is one of the world's tallest buildings.

It is huge.

And Alex's mission is to climb the entire 1,1667 feet

of this skyscraper without ropes, known as free soloing,

live on TV.

372 feet of sloped steel and glass.

He'll encounter two 14 feet high metal structures

called the Rui, the first major obstacles on his journey.

Next, eighth daunting bamboo boxes

that sit on top of each other like a bamboo stock,

each with a strength sapping overhang.

900 feet of straight up vertical climb,

the final and most dangerous stage

of the entire climb, the tower, made above the overhangs,

where his arm strength will be key.

The rings with very limited holds

and the spire with a stomach-turning drop.

This is the most dangerous section,

where a physically and mentally exhausted

Alex make it to the summit, a small steel sphere.

Well, he made it.

Oh, spoiler.

He's done it.

Alex Honnold has made history again.

Now, crazy.

If you want to see this, you've set up a bounce back,

because it's well worth to look at this.

Absolutely.

Climb to 3520 that's CLIMB.

Yeah.

And you'll see the explanation, the tower, how high it is,

what he had to do to conquer it.

And you'll also see him, yes, spoiler alert,

sorry about that.

You'll see him at the top waving down from 500 meters in the sky,

and he looks so nonchalant.

The wind.

Yeah, the wind.

So unfazed.

Just, and then he got the elevator back down to the bottom.

LAUGHTER

Lazy.

Yeah.

Climb down, mate.

Come on.

He was scared.

But he was listening, the whole point of this.

He was listening.

Winners, because sometimes his communications weren't working,

but the only thing he was listening to was,

Tool, let's go.

Someone said in the comment section,

he nearly got through a whole song.

LAUGHTER

Brilliant.

This is cyber.

That's not at stink first.

LAUGHTER

LAUGHTER

First up with these.

LAUGHTER

Make me a copy.

LAUGHTER

Oh dear.

Oh dear.

Oh no, how good.

Oh, that's not really nice.

Roger, how would you go a Clippin' Climb?

LAUGHTER

Let's get him there.

LAUGHTER

Mate, just talking about Alex Honald,

he's the man currently on Netflix, the Netflix special.

He's the man who climbed without a free climb,

but no ropes, no nothing.

So if he had to fall enough, he would have died.

Taipei 101, the building's called 508 metres high in Taiwan.

It's called Skystraper.

Ah, it was on Netflix stillers.

And you can go and set,

Creech, what do you have to text him to see that?

Ah, climb.

It's a 3520, but also I want the text machine to blow up here.

How can we get Roger up?

LAUGHTER

Hey, can Roger get up?

Oh, hell far up.

Let's get him to Clippin' Climb.

Let's get him to the highest peak on a rock climbing wall.

Who wants to see that?

Let us know.

Get texting.

LAUGHTER

Let's get Roger up.

What's the hardest of you?

Do you, do you fan of heights, Creech and all, or...?

To be honest, as a grown-up...

I mean, you're quite...

I mean, you're quite often hired.

Yeah, yeah.

But I'm still grounded.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Which is nice.

Because Miles, I was with you and Mel and...

I mean, I don't like heights either,

but we did the stadium walk at Eden Park.

Yeah, the roof wall.

Yeah, the roof on the top of the roof, which...

Oh!

I've just Googled as 34 metres,

but it seemed way higher than that.

It sounds scared.

Miles was like, I can't do it.

No, I don't want to do it.

And he didn't do it.

I didn't sound like that.

Yes, you did.

I did.

Roger actually did it, though.

Yeah, I did.

I did not.

You did.

I didn't do it either, but...

Miles was like, oh, no, I can't.

No, it's not.

You didn't do it too high, I'm shooting.

You didn't even go up.

I did.

I was there, but I didn't want to do it.

What do you do?

I mean, what do you do?

Oh, dear.

Hey, baby Breach.

Yeah.

Let's get Mel up.

Yeah, Mel.

Let's get you all up.

Come on, now.

Lots of jigs coming through.

Someone has seen the Roger's trouble climbing out of his chair.

Yeah.

But we're going to get him up there.

Oh, good stuff.

No, maybe not.

Maybe not.

Yeah, maybe not.

The Linda Rodgers can't understand here.

Something so small can be so impressive.

Well, Mark, you would know about that.

Whether it's next with Jane Riley.

The Morning Rumble podcast.

So, yesterday's show, after yesterday's show,

Morning Rumble podcast, which you can always listen to,

if you text the word podcast.

You don't have to do this.

Oh, we have to get to that.

3520.

Bit of a backstory for those who don't know.

Not into Ed Sheeran.

Ed Sheeran's been touring New Zealand.

The two shows in Auckland.

Because my daughter went to one of them.

Yeah.

Two and all.

Couple of Friday's ago.

Yeah.

And then, so you saw that one.

You saw Ed Sheeran right.

A couple of Friday's ago.

Correct.

Sure, Dad.

And then such a big fan.

So, I'm in Christchurch.

Yes.

Yes.

That led us correct.

Two and all.

One in Wally.

And then two.

And Christchurch.

Yeah.

I went to one in Auckland.

Yeah.

Loved it so much.

Then I went down to Christchurch for a 50th.

Yeah.

And then someone said,

Yeah.

Absolutely.

So, you're playing the Hobbit one, aren't you?

Yeah.

I believe so, Dad.

And now.

You saw the Hobbit each year.

You know what I'm saying?

Yeah.

An absolute tune.

That's one.

Okay.

And he was in Game of Thrones.

And you loved Game of Thrones.

Right.

I hated him being in it.

Yeah.

You know, it just took me straight out of the world.

Straight out of Westeros and back into Earth.

So, you've been to see Ed Sheeran.

And this is on the podcast used today.

I said, we can open the phone lines.

We can open it now.

No, we can't.

We can't.

No.

We can't.

We can't.

We can't.

Don't even need to listen to what we want you to react to.

We can.

But we can.

We can't.

Oh, 800 RockFine.

Yeah.

Text in 3520.

Created this on the Morning Rumble podcast used today.

You're a massive Ed Sheeran fan now, Christchurch.

Well, now I am.

Yeah.

Absolutely.

Goodness me.

I mean, I'm probably going to get strung up for saying this, but better than Metallica.

I enjoyed it. I enjoyed it. Wable. Lock the doors. Wable.

It was absolutely bonkers.

That was AI.

I can't take it back.

That was AI. So you saw Metallica last year,

and you've seen Ed Sharon twice this year,

and Ed Sharon in your thoughts, better than Metallica.

Yeah, look, I'm going to get, as I said, pulverized.

But...

Well, let's go to the phone.

Can you see what they say? No.

Jamie, can you believe what Creech said?

Jamie?

Jamie.

Oh, you're going to lose.

Oh, you're going to lose.

Yeah.

Can you believe what Creech said?

No, I can't. Personally, Creech,

I think you should hit over to either the breeze

or the wind.

You're dead.

Fear enough.

Well, sit down.

Fear enough.

Phone lines are open.

Two congratulations.

I'll be your basis.

I'll wait under a rock phone, Jackson, 3520.

Your thoughts on Creech?

He's a challenging guy.

It's not going well on the tips.

Creech on fire, since he's come back from for 2026.

I'm being crucified.

Morning, Rebel podcast.

Yesterday, you can hear Texan podcast 3520 here at Creech.

You'd been to a bit of a backstory.

You've been to see Ed Sheeran.

He's been in the country.

Yeah.

You saw him twice.

You've seen him twice.

Yes.

Successive weekends, essentially.

Now, you're on, huh?

May I?

May I, George?

I just want a bit of more backstory.

I was asked to go to the Auckland show.

My friend said, I've got a spare ticket if you want to come.

I said, I'll go to anyone for free.

Went.

It was mesmerising.

Went to Christchurch.

50th.

Then I got the same offer.

Hey, I've got a spare ticket to Ed.

I thought, well, I'll do anything for free.

Yeah, but then claiming that it was better than Metallica.

Whoa.

It was quite outrageous.

This is what he said.

You're a massive Ed Sheeran fan now, Chris.

Well, now I am.

Yeah, absolutely.

Goodness me.

I mean, I'm probably going to get strung up for saying this,

but better than Metallica.

No.

No!

No!

I enjoyed it, I enjoyed it.

Whapal.

Lock the doors.

How outrageous.

Absolutely bonkers.

Hell, outrageous claim.

Yeah.

You went to Metallica in November of last year.

Yeah.

In fact, our boss, Brad's, also went to Metallica,

and I believe he went to or not with you,

but he was also at the Ed Sheeran Gate.

Yeah.

I think I heard him singing it.

We were a ports of him singing.

Sing it.

This song is inlangazole.

This is him now.

now.

We will never be alone.

Do do do do do do do do.

So many texts!

Oh, so what's the text sign does it angry with the present?

Oh, yes!

Yes, Michelle, I just wonder if there's a clause or a written warning against rock terms

and conditions.

violators. Yeah, maybe. Someone thinks you hit your head on a water slide. I love water slides

and I definitely hit my head on a few of them. Ben has, he's called you a rock coward. Yeah,

well, maybe that's deserved. Now though, she 100% agrees with Craig. Oh really?

Ed is fantastic live. I've said Ed twice and Metallica once. Thank you Mel. You know what Ed does

better is rhythm. That's right. That's right. Wow. Lars, you're so out of time. You're always one

beat out of time. Lars is going to be somebody on that loop pedal banging his guitar. He's a one-man band.

He owns that show, baby. Kinder production. Kevin says, Creech, you shut your filthy

hole now. I think they're supposed to be an hour on that hole. The utter betrayal

Creech totally unforgiven. Tim knows is, I'm with you Creech Metallica sucks. I like it. Well,

you know what? Okay, I don't know if you think Metallica sucks. Now, Brian, but Ed's sharing

the production guys. The biggest screen New Zealand has ever seen. They assembled it from all parts

of the world and the visuals were so outrageous. Did he have a bridge as well? He had a bridge.

He was going back and forth on a bridge. Brian, you were on the bridge. The screen wasn't even on.

Brian texts and said he went to both concerts like you, both outstanding. Ed Pips Metallica though,

go the ginger ninja. And then finally Chris, Creech is a helmet. Ed sharing his music as a bedwitters

and teenage girls. Well, I am one of those things.

I confuse you. Produce a merch has been working very hard on the beats lab. What have we

got here, merch? This could be quite conflicting. Yeah, this is trying to make a song for Creech's.

It's Metallica master of puppets in each year in shape of you, I believe. I have a listen. Here we go.

Can we get this in the playlist? Brian, this is a mess.

Now just imagine a massive screen in a bridge. And a ginger with a loop pedal.

Oh, that is conflicting. It is the morning rumble. Oh my God.

Creech's running in for Christ. Admitting on the podcast, the morning rumble podcast

yesterday enjoyed the Ed sharing gig. He went to two gigs the last two weekends,

like the better than Metallica who were here in the last year. And your text rolling in 3520,

studio 3520, that you're a massive fan of Ed sharing.

So honey, you two were going through, it's a skalk of heat.

Yeah, well, they were nailing this.

I mean, anyone can do it. This is the loop pedal podcast.

Oh, my instruments. Oh, and the songwriting.

Hey, there was a lot of love at this concert.

I mean, there was a lot of love. A lot of slow dancing, a lot of people hugging,

a lot of embracing. And then for his more upbeat ones, lots of jumping up and down.

It was just fantastic vibes. It was the Vitamins you were on.

Yeah, yeah.

Those, those may have added to the, added to the experience for sure.

I mean, I got told I was facing the wrong way a couple of times.

It was all those about that.

I'm indeed seasoned.

Yeah, yeah.

The ABCs.

All right, just going to come back.

Something that happened, I haven't actually talked about this.

Something that happened over the break because I did have two months off last year.

Just got back last week.

Something that my wife sold pretty much behind my back without me knowing a prize

position.

I love the item.

Oh, yeah, no.

Another bombshell.

Another bombshell, Chris.

And we are selling a house in the process of selling a house.

So last year, the last year, got rid of a lot of stuff.

Just trying, as you do, trying to make it easier for the move.

Yeah, the bit of a clean out there.

Mel, older storters moved out and everything.

So trying to get the second one out, failing miserably.

But without me knowing,

at least put my, and we have talked about this before my lovely wife,

my lovely wife Lisa, my long suffering wife,

long suffering.

That was the last year.

Well, anyway, without me knowing,

had put my wooden, which I've talked about this before,

one of my prize positions, Chris,

don't know if you know this, revolving wooden CD tower.

I've got to have all these CD.

I know it's a CD.

It's a prize museum.

No, I'm fair enough, actually, fair enough.

I am talking to someone under 30.

Who loves the Ed Sheeran?

You don't even eat Ed Sheeran CDs?

No, I do not.

Call me 63, does that?

So I know it's radio-created,

but I'm going to produce so much as I'm going to put this up online for us.

It looked like that.

So it's a revolving wooden.

It's wood with little slots to put your CDs in and out of the revolve.

You could spin it round.

And how many of those relics did you have on it?

I'd like 180-200 CDs.

When did you get it? How long did you reckon you've had it for?

More than 10 years.

I've had it.

My prize position, Miles.

I kept it in my Rumpers Room and I had almost CDs in there.

Yeah.

And at least I donated it to the museum.

Without even me knowing, she put it on Facebook Marketplace.

No.

And then told me it was...

Do they get sold?

And they're sold.

Fantastic.

To another old person?

To somebody also who loves in the Nigerian.

Now, do you know how much she got for it?

Well, then she put it up.

She said that no one was interested for weeks.

And I didn't know it was up there because I'm not checking it.

And they said, I'll put a few things up,

like, you know, all different things.

Old coffee tables and chairs and my CDTL went up.

A $50.

So she sold it for $50.

I have...

Now, it's a prize position.

For our position, Chris.

What do you reckon that would be worth a few,

which have put it up there?

I'm surprised.

I'm surprised.

I'm surprised.

You're delusional.

I'm surprised.

I'm surprised.

I'm surprised.

I reckon $500.

Is that including the CDTL?

No, no, no, no, it was empty.

No, no, no.

Oh, my God.

But did she put in the description

that it was Roger Farley's CDTL?

Yeah.