Tim and Sam - Full Show - Wednesday July 22 (22.07.26)

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Who’s on SEN Breakfast and what show logistics are announced at the opening?

Sam Edmund 0:00

Breakfast with Gary and Tim. Oh, yes, a big welcome in, everyone. You're with SEN Breakfast. Great to have your company on this 22nd day of July. Where's the year going? The McCafe menu, well, that doesn't go anywhere. Make sure you jump in there, too, to try McCafe's new drinks range. Today, the GWS star, Tom Green, a part of the furniture now on SEN Breakfast out of 8 o'clock. Andrew Russell speaking of furniture, Wellness Wednesday. You don't want to miss that 7.30. Questions that notice, all your calls and more. The Mimosa Homes open line is there, 1-300-MIMOSAHOME. 736736. The temper text. You've got it in your phone by now, surely. 043391116. Sam Edmund in for Gary Lyon for a couple more days. And the wisp is going nowhere.

Sam Edmund 0:45

Morning to you, whispers. Good morning, Gary. Good morning. Gary, good morning, Sammy.

Garry Lyon 0:49

That is a disgrace. How long have we worked together? Well, I was just about to say, we're soft launching Gary again tomorrow. I had confirmation yesterday from him, so there's going to be a little softy launch for him tomorrow. What does that mean? No, he's coming in for an hour tomorrow.

Stevie Johnson 1:04

He's coming in here?

Garry Lyon 1:04

He's coming in for an hour tomorrow. Can he come in for the full three hours? No, he doesn't want to come in for the full three hours. It's a soft launch just to sort of get his feet back under the desk for a period of time. Excellent start. Just to make sure that he's going to be okay, that the comfortability levels will be there for him.

Sam Edmund 1:20

So you spoke to him yesterday?

Garry Lyon 1:21

I did. I did. How's he going? I had a nice little chat to him yesterday. He's going fine. He's going fine. He was down at Main Ridge yesterday doing a little bit of work. So he's up and mobile.

Sam Edmund 1:31

What, he's doing hard labour and he can't come and sit in here? No, no. Careful what you say, Whispers.

Garry Lyon 1:37

He was overseeing. Don't give too much away. No, he was overseeing some work that was being done on his property. He was overseeing. And he was looking from the window on the couch and he was just directing the guy with a thumbs up or a thumbs down. I got a thumbs up too for thumbs up emojis all around this morning because the road between Flinders and Merricks, all the potholes and everything, they've been fixed. Potholes. They've been fixed. I spoke about it last week and they've got to work and they've fixed it. So if anybody else out there has got some potholes that they need fixing, I think now's the time to bring it to the table. I'll mention it and maybe you'll get some work done.

Sam Edmund 2:13

My folks recently drove up to New South Wales. My mum's sister lives up there with her family and they said almost as soon as you cross the border, the roads are immaculate. Is that right? That's what they said. And they live down the peninsula way as well, as you know. And they said, as soon as you got over the border, you realised just how poor our Victorian roads are with holes and potholes. And anyway, I know people get fired up about that sort of stuff. 0433 98 11 16. I'm speaking to people who are up and about and looking good again. What about Tony Modra yesterday? Yes. Yeah, great stuff. With his Instagram post back with his family and his loved ones. He said, SA Ambulance Service, South Coast District Hospital and Flinders Medical Centre.

Sam Edmund 2:54

Saved my life. Put me back together with a few titanium plates. Got me home. How good. And how scary was that, by the way?

Garry Lyon 3:01

Yep, no, thumbs up all around there too. And I hear, though, that you're at war with the South Australian government. Is that true or not? Did you try and take in some contraband during Gathered Round into the state and get caught at the border?

Sam Edmund 3:13

It is funny seeing Godra, as we all call him, you know, go in and praise the South Australian authorities because you're right, I have had my issues with said bodies. What was the contraband you tried to bring into the state of South Australia? All right, this is obviously on a completely separate and far less important note.

Garry Lyon 3:28

Well, you tried to set off a plague of fruit flies.

Sam Edmund 3:31

Is that right? We went over to- Is that correct or not? Well, allegedly.