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Jase Hoyt 0:01
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Jeremy Wells 0:08
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Jase Hoyt 0:14
Oh no, not again. Jerry and Manai. Please. The Hauraki Breakfast.
Manaia Stewart 0:19
Welcome along to the Hauraki Breakfast. Yes, it's happened. Manara heard it in the news there. We have changed existential crises. Yes. We've moved on from the climate crisis that is no longer the existential crisis that is facing the humanity. Okay. It's AI.
Jeremy Wells 0:33
Because that's going to happen first, is it? It's AI. How soon?
Manaia Stewart 0:36
A
Jeremy Wells 0:37
couple of years, we're all gone.
Manaia Stewart 0:38
Yeah, I think so. I think they'll be looking towards the next. I think the next five years is going to be all about how that's going to kill humans.
Jeremy Wells 0:44
Okay. So do I have to keep recycling then? Or can I just chuck it all in the same bin? Good question. Can I go back to spray on deodorant, please? Can I throw styrofoam burger holders from my resort straight out into the ocean where a turtle will eat them?
Manaia Stewart 0:58
Good news. We're going to be back to plastic shopping bags.
Jeremy Wells 1:00
Plastic shopping, can I have a straw, please? Yep.
Manaia Stewart 1:04
Can I
Jeremy Wells 1:04
have a straw?
Manaia Stewart 1:05
It's going to be, if you need to go to the supermarket all of a sudden, and you didn't take a bag with you from home, you're going to be able to grab one of those things at the
Jeremy Wells 1:13
supermarket. Great. You can chuck your kids lunch in a plastic bag so it doesn't ruin their backpack when they forget about it and stand on it. It's got a banana and a pot of yogurt. Totally. Dirty rugby boots.
Manaia Stewart 1:21
Dirty rugby boots. Whip them in an old shopping bag. Wheat undies. Yeah.
Jeremy Wells 1:24
Where do you put those these days? Yeah, you can go to the beach with one of those
Manaia Stewart 1:28
bags.
Jeremy Wells 1:28
Do you know who's suffered the worst out of the climate change crisis? It's the great sport of Nepal because they have had the boomsticks taken off them. Remember the boomsticks, dude? They took the boomsticks off them because when they ban plastic straws, that's how you blow the boomsticks up. So they had to ban the bloody boomsticks. Don't get me started on a tinsel wig.
Manaia Stewart 1:51
Yes, that did some work. The problem with netball was being a netball fan was very unsustainable. It's an unsustainable sport. Yeah, that's
Jeremy Wells 1:58
right. And it didn't align with their values. Well, now that Terminator's coming to get us, it
Manaia Stewart 2:02
doesn't matter.
Jeremy Wells 2:03
It doesn't matter. Straws are back.
Manaia Stewart 2:04
Give us a call now. 0800 HODAKI, 0800 428 725. If you want to take the kickoff, Minaya will suggest a song. I'll suggest a song. You can decide which song starts the show off.
Jeremy Wells 2:15
Yes, I want some fat fretties this morning. I'm moving pretty slowly. Bit of 10 feet tall. Ease me into a Wednesday morning, please.
Manaia Stewart 2:24
And I'd like to ease things in as well this morning with Tonight Tonight. It is the morning, I understand, but Tonight Tonight by the Smazzing Pazzers. Smazzing Pazzers? The Smazzing Pazzers. Let's go to Nick from Christchurch who's going to decide which song we kick the show off with. Morning, Nick. Kia ora fellas. How are you? Would you like to go with the Smazza Pazzas or Fat Freddies to kick things off? Oh, it's tough. I do like Fat Freddies but Smazing Pazzas, mate. The Smazing Pazzas.
Jeremy Wells 2:53
The
Manaia Stewart 2:54
Smazing Pazzas it is. Good on you, Nick. Thank you very much for calling and thanks very much for listening to the Hariki Breakfast. Have a lovely day. Thanks, fellas.
Jeremy Wells 3:03
to get into it. Might be the last time we get to enjoy this song before the robots get us.
Manaia Stewart 3:08
Did you see how it's just tipped over though? Yeah, yeah. No one
Jeremy Wells 3:12
cares at all about the climate.
Manaia Stewart 3:14
No one's talking about
Jeremy Wells 3:15
that
Manaia Stewart 3:15
anymore.
Jeremy Wells 3:15
Sorry, Leo DiCaprio, but no one could care less.
Jase Hoyt 3:20
Jerry and Minaya, the Hauraki breakfast.
Manaia Stewart 3:23
Bet you're looking forward to a sleep tonight, Minaya. All the dreams that you've been having recently.
Jeremy Wells 3:27
Yes. Not just me, though. Somebody else text through this morning at 5.29, actually, Jerry. They've got a dream for us to interpret because, of course, you are the...
Matt Chandler 3:39
Ooh, dream reader.
Ooh.
Jeremy Wells 3:45
So the text reads thusly. On the back of the Taskmaster's dream section last night, I'd like to share a dream I had about Minaya last night.

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