COLD CUTS: Danger In The Deep
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The Hauraki Big Show with Jase, Mike and Keezy. Tune in weekdays at 4 on Radio Hauraki.
David Bowie there on the Radio Hauraki Big Show. This Monday evening, the time is 6.37. Hey, fellas, do you feel like giving out some advice?
Absolutely. Get in touch with the fellas. With the fellas! Good stuff, Jase. Real email address, meetpaddynips69 at gmail.com. Please do get in touch. 100% anonymous. If we read it on the show, you get a prize.
What advice is given for dealing with annoying colleagues?
We'll send you out something nice, something shiny. Now, today's advice question, 100% anonymous, of course. Good question. Short, to the point. I like it. G'day fellas, Anonymous here. Having a work ute means I have to sometimes drive colleagues. At the moment, I have to drive an absolute punisher an hour each way to and from work. He talks over your lovely voices the whole way home so I miss the show. He's friendly enough, but just has the worst chat. I don't want to get angry because then the drive will turn awkward. How can I politely tell him to shut the hell up? Cheers. Anonymous. Tricky one. It is tricky because you've got to see them every day and drive together every day.
And that is a particularly punishing amount of time to be in the car with someone. Two hours a day? Yeah.
Yeah, you can't sit in the stank of having offended him, you know? I just, every time he talks, I just lean over and just turn up the radio a little bit louder.
You reckon?
And a little bit louder. And a little bit louder.
Well, it's interesting, too, because there is this phenomenon for the big show. because quite often the fellas, generally speaking, I'm speaking in generalisations here, the fellas might be with their partners in the car wanting to listen to the fellas.
Wait, so we're the fellas?
We're the fellas wanting to listen to the big show.
Some of these guys' partners are men, though.
Some of them might be.
And also some of the partners who are female also listen to the show.
A lot of them don't like listening to the show.
When you say a lot of them, do you mean female? Yes. Oh, wow.
I mean, that have come up to me and said, oh, my boyfriend is obsessed with your show. I hate it.
Yes. Yeah. I don't know why that is. I can't imagine.
It doesn't make any sense to me. Yeah. You know what I mean? I lie awake in bed at night thinking about it sometimes. And what are you wearing? Nothing.
See, I think I figured it out. Yeah. I think I figured out the reason. Bottom trawler. I don't know what you do. It is a tough one because, you know, he's probably, well, this person's probably just trying to be polite. You're making convo, pass the time, doesn't realise that you really want to listen to your favourite radio show, if it is your favourite radio show. Or the only radio station that you can get on that car. Or that. Yes. And it is tough because you want to listen to them, but also I've been in this situation too where I'm trying to, my left ear is listening to, you know, my wife talking, for example, but my right ear. Yeah.
Is listening to the Waz.
Is listening to like a podcast about the Waz or, you know, yeah. Yeah. It's a tough one. It's a real tough one. Can you just go, hey, hang on a sec, and just turn up the radio really loud? I think so. I think you just need to be honest, man. You just need to be honest and say, hey, man, look, I only get to listen to these guys on the way home. Obviously, on the mornings, it's not such a big deal when there's probably, you know, a lucky breakfast or something. It doesn't matter. Yeah, it's not a biggie. But in the afternoon, it's a precious time. And I think what's happening here is this guy that you're driving doesn't know about The Big Show.
Yes, quite possibly.
Because if he did, why would he be talking?
Exactly.
So something has to happen here. Either he doesn't know about The Big Show and you get an opportunity to introduce him to The Big Show, or he does know about The Big Show and he doesn't like it and you can kick his ass out of the car and he can walk. That's right. Agreed. Can I also say, too, when you're on your way home from work, especially after a hard day's yakka, your way home is you unwinding.
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