The End To Brook's Airport Fairytale!
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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
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No, nude by nature is a soap.
What feelings arise from reflecting on gratitude?
Nude by nature is a blush.
What if I go further and say liqueur lip serum? That's a lip gloss. That would be for the lips, wouldn't it?
What challenges are the hosts facing with their studio situation?
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What is the significance of Brooks' airport love story?
Ten turns down, baby. You know who it is. I'm trying to be like you, mother. Shush. It's too late to turn back now, man. The Morning Shift. Powered by Unimedia. La, la, la, la, la, la, la, la. Woo. Yes! Kia ora, good morning, good evening, and everything in between.
What emotional encounter did Matua Marc have with his younger self?
It's a wee always that we're here for a morning shift. It's from our misters to our sisters. We back for another show just in case you missed us. Do the dish. Talked out about, you know, media. It's a Wednesday. Pull up the socks. Try to choose a little title. Let's rock and roll into the night. Pull out the scale. Yeah.
How does the story of Brooks impact the listeners?
Stay blessed. No stress. We've got you covered. I can do that. I'll do it. Welcome to officially the number one show. If you're called out under your home, welcome to new media. The People's Media. Let's go. Say no more. Take your shoes off at the door. Everything you want. Nothing you don't. Real people. Real talk. And if we ain't number one on the charts, hopefully we're number one in your heart.
Let's go. Let's get it, get it. Let's get it, get it. Let's get it, get it. Let's get it, get it. Let's get it, get it. We bring that energy, whatever you need.
If you're on your way to work, if you're on your way home, if you're not on your way anywhere,
Oh, bro. Sit down. Relax. Lazy boy. Yank it up.
Over here. It's stiffy. It's stiffy over here.
Bro, do we still have lazy boys? Yeah, bro.
Is that a thing? That's still advertising. I heard it the other day.
I think I'm at the age now where I want my own lazy boy.
Nah, but see, they haven't brought the cost down enough. You know how like lazy boys back in the day were like five grand? No, three grand. They're still like two grand.
That's still expensive. Stupid. You're paying for premium. Stupid.
I think I would pay two grand for a good chair. No, I'd rather put that into a big, L-shaped, long, comfortable couch, you know what I mean?
I believe Lazy Boy, and this is not a plug for them, I think they do still make those now. And some of the couches, you can... The whole thing's lazy. Yeah, the whole thing's lazy. See, nah, see.
That's too lazy. My family, we work hard. You know what I'm saying? We get it out the mud every day, every week. If you tell me the long couch of just laziness, hell no, that's probably 20 grand.
Plus, bro, do you remember the click? The click? If you still have a good lazy boy, I'm happy for you. I'm real happy for you. Hey, what's on the show for you today? We close the story. We close the chapter. Jordan, when you're away, I told the story about how this couple had to go through this thing. And like the story was great in itself, but I just didn't feel like the ending needed to be told. Like it was fine as it was. You fellas out there, like a dog with a bone. Wouldn't let this one go.
So we'll close that chapter. Let it go, you hungry little dogs.
We'll close that chapter for you and I'll let you know which way he went. Did he go back? Did he get on the plane? Mark, we're also going to Men's Den today, aren't we?
Yes, we do. Thanks to Spades, our mates at Spades, helping mate. Be better, mate.
I'm actually really excited for Men's Den today. That's all, Mark.
Yeah, I had a... I've been flying solo for the last week. My wife and my daughter are over, when I say flying solo, Joe's old enough now. Joe's at the house.
You're literally not flying solo at all.
I am. Joe's 18. Like, that's a grown-ass man I'm living with right now. That is true. Yeah, and I'm not making dinners. LeBron was in the league at 18.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:01–0:18
2
What feelings arise from reflecting on gratitude?
0:18–0:27
3
What challenges are the hosts facing with their studio situation?
0:27–0:49
4
What is the significance of Brooks' airport love story?
0:49–1:09
5
What emotional encounter did Matua Marc have with his younger self?
1:09–1:24
6
How does the story of Brooks impact the listeners?
1:24–40:36
Speakers
3 identifiedMore from THE MORNING SHIFT
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