Jeremy Wells

Obviously Adelaide reasonably dry climate.

Yeah.

Because I think if you had a loose tile in your roof, you'd have some leaking issues in New Zealand real quick.

And how big's the tile that this guy can get through there?

It's crazy.

Yeah, so we were talking this morning about places, weird places that you've lived off of the back of that and weird places that you've woken up in.

Someone texted in and said that they'd lived in the agency cupboard for a month.

They rolled out of bed to become a receptionist to pay for the cupboard accommodation.

Apparently bloody useless at being a receptionist, so they ended up getting fired and they went back to the cupboard.

They lived in there for a month.

I mean, that is an unusual story.

Depends what kind of agency, because there are promo cupboards in this building that you could live in for many.

You could live in the ACC studio for, well, I've seen someone do it for a week, but you could probably do it for about a month.

Well, Ruth has lived in the B studio for a night, certainly at a time.

Beth Sandy, who's coming up next, her show's starting from 10 a.m., she lived in a hot water cupboard and paid $12 rent a week.

That's pretty full-on to charge someone to live in your hot water cupboard.

Yeah.

towels and flannels and stuff are all in there as well she said it was quite warm you'd hope so woke up in a mate's old flat on the couch that was now lived in by a young very alarmed family so someone's gone home hosed hopped on the couch realised their mate doesn't live there anymore remember that time Lee Hart on the west coast ended up in that family's hotel room by mistake

Another one here.

Woke up in a Korean family's back garden absolutely covered in glitter.