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Jeremy Wells 0:00
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Manaia Stewart 0:04
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Jeremy Wells 0:09
Welcome along to the Hodaki Breakfast. It's Monday the 20th of April, 2026. 20 days have September, April, June and December. All the rest have 27. Yeah. I think that's right. Good to be here for another Monday, staring down the barrel of our second brave, second brave full week of work. Flew through last week, didn't we? All the way Monday through Friday. Thankfully, the week after will be only a four-day week, won't it, because of Anzac Day. Yeah, long weekend coming up this weekend, fellas. Thanks very much to our friends, our good friends. who went to World War I. That's what they would have wanted. That's what's always blown my mind about how you can't get a beer on Anzac Day or, you know, the pubs don't open until a certain time and blah, blah, blah.
Jeremy Wells 1:00
It's like, if I'm dying in the trenches in Turkey... It's so that my mates back home can get on the ever-living purse. You know what I mean? It's what they fought for. It's what they fought for. They didn't fight for us to just hang out at home and, you know. I've always thought that too. Is it something to do with not being able to go to the pub early or you go to a dawn... What is it? I don't understand. I don't understand either. We don't know how to celebrate Anzac Day. No. Aussie, unfortunately, they do do it better than us. No. Everyone should dig a trench in their backyard and drink beers. That's a good idea. That's the best way to celebrate. No one's got backyards anymore, that's for sure.
Manaia Stewart 1:37
Yeah. Welcome along. Daily bespoke content that you won't find on the radio show, the Horaki Breakfast Podcast. What's going on?
Jeremy Wells 1:47
I'll tell you what's going on, it was a great weekend of sport, that's for sure, particularly if you're a Warriors fan like we are. Yes, I'm looking at the table here, second, again, with a massive points differential, 84, second only to the Penrith Panthers with 6-1, 135 points differential. I've just... It's a bogey team for us a little bit, isn't it, the Titans? And we still... I've got to be honest, we did switch off at the end there. But we got far enough ahead, 28-20. They ran in a couple of tries in the last 10 minutes to flatter the scoreline a little bit, but we hammered them. 22-0 at halftime. Yeah. So we were really on top. So in those situations, you can take your foot off the gas slightly.
Jeremy Wells 2:30
Oh, we earned the right. We earned the right to entirely check out. I remember last week, Ali Latawa was on the show, and we were asking him about everyone putting hits on the Melbourne Storm.
Ali Latawa 2:40
So he didn't get in the action for that last week.
Jeremy Wells 2:56
This weekend, boy did he.
Ali Latawa 2:57
That is a shot. He still hasn't got up yet.
Ali Latawa 3:06
Cut in half by Alleyland.
Jeremy Wells 3:07
Yeah, not fair as well, the size difference between Kenny and Letao. He spotted him, he's like, I want to know him. Yeah. Now, look, I don't want to claim responsibility for that. I don't think it's because he came on this show that he then went out there and smoked that guy. But you would have to say that it didn't have nothing to do with it. Everything's looking that way. Everything, all signs do point to. Because wasn't there a thing, Ruta, where there was last year or maybe even this year, there was a thing where if you came on the show, you scored a try the next week? Or at least you had a good performance because I feel like sometimes, for some reason, the press people at the Warriors sometimes give us someone that hasn't had the best of games.
Jeremy Wells 3:45
And then they'd come onto this show and suddenly we'd G them up, we'd fizz them up, and then they have an absolute blinder that weekend. It's funny, isn't it? Well, you know, a lot of people ask how we get such great access to players and... There is a reputation out there in the sporting landscape in New Zealand that if you come on the show, you will have a blinder the next week. It's funny. It's one of those things. It's a service we provide. Mitch Santner kept another blackout. That's right, an absolute blinder after he came on the show.

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