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Jase Hoyt 0:01
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Manaia Stewart 0:08
The Hauraki Breakfast, thanks to Bunnings Trade. Build big rewards with new PowerPass Pro Rewards by
Jase Hoyt 0:14
Bunnings. The Hauraki Breakfast. We
Manaia Stewart 0:18
accept gifts much like Richard Chambers. If anyone wants to send us in a gold watch, we will accept it and we will put it out in the office and display and people can come and have a look at that
Jeremy Wells 0:27
gold watch. What would you give someone a $30,000 gold watch for? Particularly a cop. So you could display it at the cop museum. Okay, yeah, true. Wait, what does it read on the display do you reckon? This is when we let that guy away with the drug bust.
Manaia Stewart 0:41
I don't know. This is a watch that was given to us. I mean, does someone wind it up every now and then? Does it still tell time? It's a Cartier watch. Is it Cartier?
Jeremy Wells 0:53
Got to be honest. You get two bloody Warriors tickets from Wendy's and all of a sudden there's a full criminal investigation. You get a $40,000 watch as a policeman. You put it on display. Crazy.
Manaia Stewart 1:05
Crazy. Give us a call now, 0800 HARAKI, 0800 428 725 if you want to take the kick off. We'll come up with a couple of suggestions for songs and then you get to choose which one we start the show with.
Jeremy Wells 1:15
Give me, Gerry, this morning, Slings and Arrows, Fat Freddy's Croft. That's a good way to ease into the day. Yeah, also a bit of spring about at the moment. I feel like it was a really sunny afternoon yesterday. Yeah, springy was yesterday. Very springy.
Manaia Stewart 1:32
Don't know if it's super springy everywhere else in the country. Actually, I had a look. Yeah, it was. Down country, it was bloody warm as well. 17 degrees in Alexandra.
Jeremy Wells 1:39
Yeah, I'm ready for Fat Freddy.
Manaia Stewart 1:41
Yeah, the birds were out and so were the blossoms and the blooms. I thought this could be a good way to start the show. We used to be friends, the Dandy Warhols. 0800 Haraki, 0800 428 725. Give us a call and you get to choose which song we kick the show off with.
Jeremy Wells 1:58
Text through from Scott on 3483. Man, I could really go for some classic Incubus right about now.
Manaia Stewart 2:05
This is the reason why we've got to this point, is because we were staying the show. I think there was one week where we started the show with Incubus three times out of five. Was it the goat? I feel like it was. It was like we sort of became very, very incubus focused, which is quite concerning. Yes, you decided this could never happen again.
Jeremy Wells 2:23
Yeah. So we've come up with a couple of suggestions on 3483 Ruta. Again, by the way, if you're just joining us this morning, is Crook. He's at home, which means no one out in the B studio to man the phones. So we're going to... there's a chance that they may actually not even be
Manaia Stewart 2:38
on. Well, this happened yesterday morning, and I think the same thing's happened again this morning. So we'll take it to the text machine here on 3483. And this text here from Richard. I'll take slings and arrows any day of the week, so let's kick it off with slings and arrows. Fat Freddy's drop. Well,
Jeremy Wells 2:55
we sort our phones out. Do you find that some bands are seasonal? Like in winter, I listen to Queens of the Stone Age and Linkin Park. Summer, Fat Freddy's Drop Get a Run.
Manaia Stewart 3:05
I think absolutely. I reckon if you looked at their plays per season, I'd say it would be like 85% spring and summer. Yeah.
Jeremy Wells 3:16
86% this morning.
Manaia Stewart 3:17
Welcome along to the show. Nice to have your company this morning.
Jase Hoyt 3:21
Jerrion Mania, The Hodaki Breakfast. Nice
Manaia Stewart 3:24
way to get into spring with Fat Ferti's Stripe. Get ready to sit around the barbecue with that one later on in the season.
Jeremy Wells 3:30
Yes, I saw a story out of Australia. This has been bubbling for a while now. Peter Volandes came out and said that they're basically 90% sure. He's the guy that runs the NRL, Peter Volandes. He's so
Manaia Stewart 3:41
Australian that he decided to just put an apostrophe instead of spelling his name V-E-R-L-A-N-D-Y-S, Volandes. He decided just to drop the E-R after the V and just put an apostrophe
Jeremy Wells 3:55
in it. Like how McDonald's over there is just genuinely called Macca's, like on the signs and everything. Yeah, drop all the rest of it and Volandis. He looks a little bit like a vampire.

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