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Jerry and Mania, The Hodaki Breakfast.
Welcome along to The Hodaki Breakfast, Thursday the 4th of June, 2026. My name's Jeremy Wells, this is Mania Stewart.
Again, I find myself looking through the rundown and, um, look, coming up we'll tell you whether we won Lotto or not. Now, the fact that you're hearing the sound of our voices over your wireless radio right now is a clue as to whether we won Lotto or not. Um... Although, I would say, and me and the missus were discussing this last night, if you won Lotto, would you show up to work the next day? I reckon until the money's in my account, I'm showing up. I'm exactly the same. I would definitely be turning up the next day.
Yeah. Handy P. Yeah.
In fact... Because I don't know how the payment system works. Like, what if that takes three months? You know, I can't withstand that. It does take time, I think.
Yeah. But, yeah, the other thing is, unlike other people, I'm not telling a single person. God, no. I am not telling Tulsi, my partner. I'm not telling, certainly not telling my bloody children. Yeah, okay. With them, they're hands out.
No way. We're talking proper wife-changing money.
Oh, mate. I'm not telling anyone.
All right, well, if you are one of the, what did we land? 14 people that was in the cinder with us yesterday? We're not going to tell you. People were bullish on the cinder. Yeah, they were. Find out whether you're a millionaire or not this morning. Up next. Welcome along. Nice to have you with us.
So we went in with the Cindy yesterday.
We put a Cindy together for the lotto. What was the thing? $28 million, wasn't it?
$28 million, brother.
$28 million.
$28 million. And can I just commend everyone on the admin that we did around the syndicate yesterday? I think it was flawless. I think everyone understood exactly what was going on afterwards. We had found the – really crunched the numbers and we'd found the most drawn lotto numbers, thereby ensuring us a victory. Now – We then put an arbitrary amount of people in the syndicate and guaranteed them millions of dollars. To those people, I would say, you already know where this is going because you're hearing the sound of our voices on the radio. We've come into work this morning. We didn't win. Now, I think it's rigged, but for everyone who wasn't in the syndicate, please respect our privacy at this time.
I'd made quite a lot of phone calls last night. I told a lot of people what I really thought about them. Oh, shit. Yeah, because I thought everything was going to change this morning. Okay. I sort of thought that I would just be private jets around the world for the rest of, you know, my live long days.
Okay. So turns out one person and I won the $28.2 million. If I find out that from Ashburton, I'm going to be fuming. Well, funny you say that. Foursquare, Netherby and Ashburton.
And the worst part of Ashburton too. Netherby.
One person with $28 million.
I know that Foursquare too.
So that's the 11th Powerball Millionaire of 2026.
Is that right? Okay. So the prize is made up of $28 million from Powerball First Division, $200,000 from Lotto First Division. So they make 28.2. 28.2.
And guess what? This is going to really annoy you. The numbers last night won, which is the most drawn Lotto number of all time. We got that one. And we got that one right. Yep. 9, 11, 4. Oh, that was the... Oh, no. 4, 36, 13.
Well, 36 is controversial. So 13 was the third most drawn number. Controversially, 36, as we mentioned yesterday, tied for second least drawn number. Tied with 37 for the least drawn number. So... And if we're going to be giving people their credit where it's due, you did say, why don't we chuck in one of the least drawn? You said, why don't we chuck 37 in there? Thank you very much. I said, that's the dumbest thing I've ever heard of. Thank you very much. But then also in my own defense, 37 wasn't drawn. 36 was.
Okay. So the logic was right. Yeah. I think next week with the Cindy, what we do is we go – We'll stick with one because I think one's good.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–5:58
2
How did Jerry and Manaia create the perfect Kiwi athlete?
5:58–6:35
3
What attributes are being considered for the ultimate Kiwi athlete?
6:35–11:33
4
What humorous anecdotes are shared about changing tires?
11:33–15:02
5
How do Jerry's theories relate to everyday Kiwi life?
15:02–17:31
6
What are the most memorable moments from the podcast?
17:31–20:00
7
What are Jerry's thoughts on the upcoming radio awards?
20:00–25:25
8
How does the episode conclude with listener engagement?
25:25–1:00:46