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good. Feels good.

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99 bosses walk into

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a bar. Bartender says we don't have a kind

0:17

here. And the bosses say,

0:20

where's your boss? I'm gonna fire you. 99

0:23

bosses walk into a bar. Bartender

0:27

says we don't serve your kind here.

0:29

And the bosses

0:32

say uh

0:36

I guess we'll take leave. Ok.

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What are you guys? 96171905.

0:42

It's a Friday. It is a Friday. We

0:44

should be happier. So 99 bosses

0:48

live with Mike and Vernetta on

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0:53

Coming up. What shocking new

0:55

research says about our brains

0:57

also. Chris

1:00

Pine tree troubles you like that pine

1:02

tree, pine tree. Ok.

1:05

Nine

1:06

05. Sounds good.

1:12

Gold diggers rise and shine.

1:14

It's time for induced. We

1:16

dropped that. It's

1:20

going to get you jump started.

1:22

Yeah, it's that so

1:25

you can pass right through. Yeah.

1:27

Yeah.

1:28

Good morning. Good morning. Good

1:30

morning to our gold diggers. Great to have

1:32

you here with us on Friday May 3rd. This

1:35

is the weekend weekend. Hey,

1:38

so I've done this before, but it popped up on my feet

1:41

again. Thought I'd do it for those who haven't heard it.

1:43

Japanese soldiers stayed hidden for almost

1:45

30 years after World War two ended because he

1:47

didn't know the war was over 30

1:50

years. You think? I haven't

1:52

heard a gunshot. I haven't heard bombs.

1:56

I mean, unless he was hiding in south central Los Angeles.

1:58

I don't know. Then

2:02

he might have been like, no wars still on. Yeah,

2:05

he then did. He also

2:07

was he in the jungle during the Vietnam war

2:10

was 30 years old. I

2:14

don't know where he was. He must have been in like

2:16

Southeast Asia somewhere is my guess,

2:19

you know, one of the, one of the eight holes or something like that

2:21

if you want to see a little bit more about this, well, you can see on

2:23

youtube but also the, the, the show

2:25

um how to not give a

2:27

hoot the subtle art.

2:29

So this documentary is written is by the guy who wrote

2:32

that book and he actually tells the story

2:34

of this guy in who, who from the World

2:36

War Two was stuck in there for years

2:38

and it would have been during Vietnam. Yeah.

2:40

And so um yeah, so

2:43

many people tried, even his own siblings, tried.

2:45

Ok. And what happened was

2:48

didn't believe them. And you know, a few of his

2:50

people, he had a couple of people with him as

2:52

well who died, he killed a few people on the way while

2:54

he was trying to defend himself, you know, and

2:57

finally in the early seventies, yeah, because

2:59

it was, it was, um, it

3:01

was still towards the end of the, already the end of the

3:03

war but people still running around. So,

3:05

anyway, um, seventies,

3:08

I think it was seventies where I think it was a

3:10

Japanese guy who just took a couple of days off

3:12

and said, ok, I'll try to give it two weeks after

3:14

two days he found him and then to convince

3:17

him it's ok. Come back. Yeah,

3:22

he's a bit of a celebrity like running around

3:24

and on TV, being interviewed, but

3:27

he did regret and said that a lot of his life

3:30

was wasted, you know. Um

3:34

Hey, and can you imagine he comes back

3:36

and country is looking great and like

3:39

walk into the future for

3:42

30 years later. Hey,

3:45

every sorry, a new research

3:47

shows that there's no such thing

3:50

as a male or female brain. All human

3:52

brains contain male and female

3:54

like features. So that's shocking

3:56

to me. Why is it shocking? The brain is a brain?

3:59

But if it's just simply a brain,

4:01

then why would I

4:03

mean, I understand. Yeah, like

4:06

overall we would gravitate to, ok. Uh

4:08

Most, I don't even want to say most

4:11

because who knows? But, but uh men

4:13

generally want to date women. Women

4:15

want to date men wouldn't, if we had the same brain,

4:17

wouldn't I find uh everybody

4:20

find any? Ok. What is the definition

4:23

of the same brain though. It could be. They're talking

4:25

about general, just

4:28

general function. Our brains all work the

4:30

same way. But if we

4:32

have male and female tendency, I find

4:34

I'm, I'm more masculine than most girls.

4:36

Some girls are just so very feminist at the point

4:39

of like they're like a weed, a weed

4:41

in the wind, you know. But I, I feel

4:43

I'm a lot more tomboyish and all that. So, but

4:45

at the same time, I am a woman. And for men,

4:48

there are many men who, who are

4:50

heterosexual, but at the same time, they are very,

4:52

very campy, you know what I mean? Or very,

4:55

very soft

4:57

in their, in their persona. So

5:00

if you say both sides are the same brain,

5:02

I still feel that it is a personality

5:05

that they have grown up with

5:07

and your brain is the same whether you're male. So

5:10

then after we're born, is it influence

5:12

from society that, that shapes

5:15

of male personality?

5:18

Like OK, I want to play with, I

5:20

want to play with an erector set rather than

5:22

a doll. Um

5:24

I think you, it's never that black and white

5:26

because kids go through phases for one, you

5:28

know, and then it is your environment and

5:30

then it is also biological,

5:32

you know, so you can't say that it's black or white,

5:35

it's not, it's really a whole mix of things. But the brain,

5:37

technically, you talk about technical machine

5:39

is the same thing. So I think that's what they're trying to say.

5:42

Maybe. Wow. Ok. We gotta go.

5:44

Ok, we do. Coming

5:46

up in just a bit in vernacular rings

5:48

a bell. Where did that come from?

5:51

The morning Deuce? That was

5:53

the morning Deuce. Feels

5:56

good. John

6:01

on Gold. 905. Sounds good. Feels good. Live

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with Mike and Burnetta. Good morning. Good morning.

6:05

Type a vernacular I phrase

6:07

or word ever

6:09

used the phrase? Oh, that rings a bell many

6:12

times. Yeah. So basically when

6:14

it awakens the memory that rings a bell.

6:16

So where did it come from? Uh There

6:18

some say in 19 th but others are saying it has

6:20

to be way before that because for uh

6:23

daily life was ruled by

6:26

bells, reminding

6:28

people to go to work, to go to

6:30

go to church. That's

6:33

how in the streets and small religious. So

6:36

therefore, when you say it rings a bell,

6:39

it's because literally people would have to remind

6:41

you and uh spark a memory

6:43

to do something. So that, that

6:45

rings a bell. Yeah. And then

6:48

I'm surprised they never came up with, well, that

6:50

cock could do to do. Yeah, because

6:53

isn't that how he used to wake up by roosters?

6:57

Ok. Time to get up and go to work. And I don't think you can rely

6:59

on roosters, man. I've had a rooster like at 4

7:02

p.m. You

7:04

very confused jet lag. But

7:07

remember last time they used to have people

7:09

who were human alarm clocks, they

7:11

had a big long stick and they

7:13

had a little, I think it was a bell or something. I'm not sure.

7:16

But they will poke it through your window and DDDD and

7:18

wake up time to go to work. Yeah,

7:20

they were the ones who, well,

7:22

your alarm clock and the weird thing is,

7:25

I feel like an alarm clock is ancient.

7:27

You remember, we used to have those by our bedside because we didn't have

7:29

phones growing up. And so we'd

7:31

have to have an alarm clock and also a radio

7:34

and then it, then it became

7:36

a radio where you could like, set it to

7:38

the station. You want to wake up. But

7:43

I guess you know what, this whole ring a bell is those people

7:46

with a long stick poking it through. You wanted to

7:48

wake up time to wake up a memory. I

7:51

want someone now to hold a handphone

7:54

outside my house and say, hey, wake up here. I'm

7:57

going to come by at 430 with a stick on

7:59

Monday it through

8:01

the window and just start tickling you. Oh

8:04

my God. Good luck.

8:07

Uh Coming up in the entertainment news, Chris

8:09

Pinetree. Trouble

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to media corp. Gold 905.

8:16

Sounds good. It's

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Gold 90 five's entertainment

8:20

news.

8:23

All right. Taking a look at entertainment news.

8:25

Is this Chris Pine tree trouble?

8:27

Well, Star Trek, actor Chris

8:29

Pine uh, finds himself entangled

8:31

in a legal dispute with his neighbor in Los Angeles,

8:34

music attorney uh Helen Yu

8:36

over a ficus tree which planted

8:38

at the border of his property. Yu claims that the roots

8:40

from pine's ficus

8:43

trees uh have encroached

8:45

into her yard causing damage to

8:48

uh concrete hardscape and infiltrating the foundation

8:50

of her home, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. So I

8:53

just thought it'd be fun to throw that in there.

8:58

Uh Yellow Jacket Star

9:01

Melanie Lindsy recently shared a hilarious

9:03

story about her engagement to actor

9:05

Jason Ritter Melanie says that

9:07

she had no idea she was engaged to him

9:09

for three whole days after he proposed.

9:12

What? Yeah, she said because it was

9:14

so confusing how uh

9:17

how the day before the proposal

9:19

she had tried on a ring that resembled

9:21

an engagement ring but decided not to get

9:24

it. So when Jason presented her with that ring,

9:26

she thought it was just a thoughtful gift and not a marriage

9:28

proposal. And Jason's speech during

9:30

the proposal left Melanie feeling puzzled

9:32

and she even jokingly asked him, we're

9:35

not breaking up, are we? It must

9:37

have been such a strange that she thought

9:39

they were breaking up. She

9:43

didn't know for three days that there was, I

9:45

want to hear the speech now. Me too. Me

9:48

too. Very cool.

9:50

Jessica Biel and Elizabeth Banks are teaming

9:52

up to executive produce and star

9:55

in The Better Sister, which is going to be a thrilling series

9:57

based on the novel by Alae Burke.

10:00

The project has been picked up by prime video.

10:02

So look for that. Uh Elizabeth

10:04

Banks and both of them. It's

10:07

with the banks but good producers. Very

10:10

good. Didn't she?

10:12

Executive producer? No,

10:15

no, no. She produced that one

10:17

that she starred in. What was it called?

10:19

I remember you talking

10:22

about the Detective and the, and

10:24

the bill was in it anyway.

10:26

Yeah, that one. Yeah, it was really good. Really good.

10:30

That's entertainment. Gold

10:32

905. Now that's

10:34

entertainment, the sinner, the sinner. That's

10:37

it. I wanted to say the sister but I'm like, no, I

10:39

know. Yeah. Media

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Corp. Gold 905.

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Sounds good

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of Sunshine Day with

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You're live with Mike and Veneta. Good morning. Welcome to

10:54

a Friday. The weekend is here guys, the weekend is here. Hey

10:57

Sam, how are you doing? I'm

11:02

just a little excited about the weekend at Tosa.

11:06

It's gonna be good. Alright,

11:08

time to get into our 99 game.

11:10

Here we go. It

11:13

was 99 bosses

11:15

walk to a bar and he says we always have a guy here

11:17

and the boss will say according to Morgan, you're

11:19

not the boss of me. I

11:22

remember those days, Leo, you

11:24

not the of me. Leo says you're

11:26

trying to boss us around. Corey

11:28

says the boss will say that we must employ new

11:30

tactics. Michael

11:32

says, can't you see we are the magnets here? Magnates

11:35

get out of your business. Now, Adrian

11:37

says, huh? You said what give you last

11:39

chance? Where is it

11:41

from? Is it like from a Bruce Lee movie or

11:43

something? You say, what give you

11:45

last chance. Ivan says, if

11:48

you don't serve our kind here, then we will serve you

11:50

your pink slip. Um our our

11:52

pink slip. Yeah, she says we're already here

11:54

to supervise and

11:56

Mr Wong says, one

11:58

boss said, listen up, I'm the boss here.

12:01

Another one says, no, I'm the boss. And another

12:03

one says, no, it's me and it goes on until

12:05

all 99 of them get to speak. Ok.

12:10

Alright. Can you bring down Mike Sam's microphone?

12:12

I'm echoing in the studio a little bit. Ok. Here

12:14

we go. Today in his now I

12:16

want to echo more. Oh,

12:20

demanding, demanding, ok.

12:22

It's the third of May,

12:24

ok? And this day in history in 1937

12:27

gone with the Wind, a novel by

12:29

Margaret Mitchell won the Pulitzer

12:32

Prize for fiction or

12:34

just maybe Pulitzer Prize for the longest book

12:36

ever. Are you talking

12:38

about the book? It was a, oh,

12:44

I'm assuming it's a long book because the movie was so long.

12:46

Anyway, 1991 on this day,

12:49

the final episode of the original Dallas

12:51

A on CBS who shot

12:53

Jr Man last 13 seasons

12:55

in prime time, Dallas

12:58

was only 13 seasons. Seems long to me now

13:00

because if you think about every episode, how many episodes in a season.

13:03

20 plus the time every

13:06

day, a lot of drama more than 20

13:08

I think those do, don't they? Just, every

13:10

day as if it was like, they

13:13

shoot in 52 weeks a year. I

13:15

don't think, I don't consider Dallas to be a soap opera.

13:18

No, I

13:21

always thought it was a soap opera. General Hospital

13:23

and all that. Those are your soaps. But

13:26

this one was, I mean,

13:28

somebody might want to call it that, that was a drama

13:31

because then it would have been like 2025 episodes

13:33

or something like that. I guess so. And

13:35

um on 3rd May back in 1877

13:39

here in Singapore, uh the

13:41

Chinese protectorate was established

13:43

in the street settlements in 1877

13:46

to address matters concerning the Chinese

13:48

community. Yeah, its main functions

13:50

include establishing a pool of civil servants

13:52

are conversant in Chinese language.

13:54

Uh managing newly arrived coolie laborers

13:57

regulating secret societies,

14:00

regulate it, regulate, not ban, regulate,

14:03

they're gonna be there. How do you regulate a secret

14:06

society if they're secret? You don't know where they are. I don't

14:08

know and rescuing female victims of prostitution

14:11

and containing V DS venereal

14:13

diseases and it was set up.

14:15

Uh and guess who the first protector

14:18

was appointed as William

14:20

Pickering. He

14:22

was the one in 1877. That's Huey

14:27

Lewis in the Straits Times, maybe

14:29

the local version, right? Or

14:31

CN A news CNN Asia CN

14:34

A. Ok. So um, here

14:36

we go. We got some real stories

14:38

of bad bosses. So

14:40

don't be this kind of boss. Ok. All right. Just

14:42

to let you know before you go to the weekend. Think about this, the

14:45

real stories every day. I spend most of my

14:47

lunch break walking in a nearby park eating a sandwich.

14:49

I try to get my 10,000 steps in one day. My

14:51

boss asked if once a week I take

14:53

a small potted plant that he keeps on his desk

14:56

with me to the park on my

14:58

walk. I

15:00

like, uh at least he cares for the plant.

15:04

Once a month. My hotshot boss takes

15:06

his small staff uh for drinks

15:08

after work every few months. He claims

15:10

he has to leave early. Looks to me to

15:12

pick up the tab when I asked him to be reimbursed.

15:15

He says, oh, there's no budget for social events. Um

15:21

And then, uh we have

15:23

an honor system, beverage fridge in our break room.

15:25

So if you take a juice or soda, you put a dollar

15:28

in the can. At least once

15:30

a day. My boss asked me to get him a soda.

15:32

Never offers to pay me back the dollar

15:34

I paid for it once a day.

15:37

That's a dollar a day. That's a lot

15:39

of money. And last but not

15:41

least one day, my child's babysitter

15:43

called me at work saying I have to come home immediately

15:45

because she wasn't feeling well. So you're going to come home and take

15:47

care of your baby LA. Right? By the time

15:49

paramedics were at my house treating

15:52

her for a mild stroke. Ok. Uh

15:54

When I got home I called my boss to explain

15:57

what's going on and the boss said no

15:59

worries. Take your time when

16:01

she's back on her feet. Can you pick me up my latte on the way back

16:03

to the office? What

16:06

the, what do you have any

16:08

stories? Bad boss for you. Bad boss.

16:10

I heard of one boss. Not mine, not

16:13

my bad boss but a boss that

16:15

uh insisted that her

16:17

employee go to holiday

16:20

and she was going to beach holiday with her laptop

16:23

and answer any emails that you might

16:25

get. That's like, are you kidding?

16:27

Unless if I'm getting paid a million dollars a year,

16:29

I'll bring my laptop,

16:32

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and then we also had uh, what else

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do we have? It was a towel that

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was supposed to be a skirt but you know, it looks like a

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towel wrapped around your ear. Now

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we have pea stained

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designer jeans. Yeah.

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during the week, right? How many times

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I go for five days, usually get in for

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four days and on the weekend. Do

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you do it on the weekend as well? Uh, rarely

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I try to but I'm usually too

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hungover. Alright.

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For those of you who are working hard on the weekend,

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you work out, work out, work out and then you do it the weekdays,

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21:36

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21:38

good shape as people who exercise every

21:40

day. You know why?

21:43

Because people who work out

21:45

on the weekends are probably not

21:47

partying on the weekends

21:50

and they're probably not partying during the week because

21:52

they're, I'm

21:56

kidding. I'm kidding. But you know what?

21:58

My logic, it might be a flawed,

22:00

a flawed study because

22:02

the people need to let the people who are

22:04

working out on the weekends are not, you

22:06

know, they're living a healthy life. But

22:09

what I'm trying to say is I think what the study

22:11

is trying to say is that as long

22:14

as you have at least two days a week

22:16

of exercise where you're getting in a slight,

22:18

slightly elevated heart rate and

22:20

I'm assuming also a good healthy diet

22:23

you're doing good. Yeah, I agree with that. I agree

22:25

that your health guide, let's

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talk about health. It's called

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We got a message brought to you by Media Corp and we're talking,

22:35

it's the top eight today with

22:37

Veneta Lopez. What's next is

22:39

anybody's guess the topics are so

22:41

ridiculous. Like the top eight reasons

22:43

to fall in love with a fish. You never know, reasons

22:46

to eat a dish or eight reasons

22:48

to keep your friend who's a big the top.

22:52

All right. Just no reason I'm doing

22:54

this. Just random top eight things

22:56

I've learned from movies. All

22:58

right. So coming in at number eight, it's

23:01

always someone else's fault. And when you find them, you

23:03

have to kill them with your bare hands. Fair.

23:10

Fair. Number seven, if I yell at my

23:12

boss, he or she will have more respect for me

23:15

in the movies that happens, right? You yell at the bosses

23:17

and then they're like you had

23:20

it in you life,

23:25

you're fired. It never works.

23:29

If a woman tries to clean a bullet wound

23:31

and I curse in pain, she's going to fall in love with me.

23:33

Oh, ok. Do I have to

23:35

use the hot thing to like, you know, c

23:38

it, number five,

23:41

if you get in a fistfight with someone, you become

23:43

best friends, I've

23:45

actually seen that happen in real life before too. It's only

23:48

over the pool table. That's it. Number

23:52

four, there are two kinds of women

23:54

in the world. The type that want to sleep with you and the type

23:56

that want to kill you. Ok? You

23:59

have or you have the one that's like the

24:02

as well. The other one is the one who's your, your

24:04

psych, the nerd. Who knows

24:06

everything? Information I have learned. The

24:10

boys don't have the sidekick girl, right? The

24:12

girls do. No. What do you mean?

24:14

What do you mean? The girls only have sidekick girls? Yeah,

24:17

boys in movies don't have sidekick girls, do

24:19

they? It depends on the movie and it doesn't

24:21

matter what you learn. Moving on. Maybe

24:25

I'm like taking the wrong things away from movies. Uh,

24:28

number three, my dad

24:30

was the best of the best now, I'm better than the best of the best.

24:33

You think you're better than your dad, you know what I mean? No,

24:35

in the movies, you learn that like Tom Cruise his

24:37

dad, you know, Days of Thunder. Top

24:40

gun has become

24:42

the number

24:44

two. When I shoot people,

24:46

they will die fast. If I, if someone shoots

24:48

me, it's gonna take 10 minutes and then I'm gonna have to

24:50

try and get a secret out to somebody, you know, for

24:56

10 minutes. And

24:59

the top thing that I learned from movies henchman

25:02

will never have a name like Rick or Phil.

25:04

No, no. So it

25:14

it will never be just, hey, Rick,

25:26

Mike and Vata will be right back

25:28

called 905. Sounds

25:30

good.

25:31

Feels good. This

25:35

one here I can.

25:40

Good morning live

25:43

with Mike and

25:45

Beta. It's raining came. The

25:48

mama should last at least 30 minutes.

25:50

Who your daddy?

25:54

Ladies and gentlemen, please take your

25:56

seats. The show is about to begin.

26:02

Yeah, ladies

26:04

and gentlemen, if you have just joined

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us, so we say to you welcome

26:10

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26:12

See what's the BS stand for?

26:15

It's BSL E Friday.

26:17

Ah Michael K it's time for your

26:19

examination. Nils. I

26:21

hope that you enjoy us all.

26:26

Uh Come and join us on facebook.com/go

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905 by the way. Uh

26:30

We're here with all our gold diggers.

26:32

Once you join us, you're a gold digger because

26:34

you dig it. Yeah. Alright. So

26:36

we got two words for Mike. I was been

26:39

stressing because I just I forgot to write

26:41

my sentence. So I just

26:44

went to a glossary

26:46

of words and I just threw a bunch of words together

26:48

and hopefully it has the best way it

26:51

make sense. Literally,

26:54

just pressed enter and finish the sentence.

26:56

Now. Um

26:58

So I want to say first of all, happy birthday to

27:00

Sean Chu, one of our gold diggers. You

27:04

happy to happy to, we

27:08

got two words for you, Mike to work into a sentence.

27:10

Then, then the sentence that you've come up with my

27:14

first word. Here we go. I

27:24

remember when I first met Suanne, we

27:26

were going for a nice stroll on

27:28

the beach. I gently leaned

27:31

over, whispered in her ear. I,

27:35

right now I very young for you.

27:39

Why did I sound Spanish? That sounds Hispanic.

27:41

Yeah, you do. You do? Ok.

27:43

Good. Very nice. I think I'll give you some, a three on

27:45

that one. Why not? Because it's fun. It's cute.

27:50

Very smart alec type of behavior.

27:53

Don't be so clever, so clever, right? Try

27:55

to do something you hurt yourself, you know. So it doesn't

27:57

really work but. Ok. Ok. Second word.

28:01

Uh, how do you say it? Oh,

28:04

yeah. Yeah. Uh, say

28:06

it out loud. Ha ha

28:09

ha ha ha. So

28:13

when Suanne was in delivery,

28:15

you know, she was, uh,

28:18

uh, I, you

28:20

know, the, the doctor turned and looked to me, how

28:23

are you feeling right now? You know, she's going through

28:25

this, this thing. And I said, I said right

28:28

now, I'm very hobbies. You

28:30

think he's happy? Like ho hobbies

28:33

means that's it. It's,

28:36

it's like very bad. It's over

28:38

beyond repair. I she

28:41

was feeling hobbies. Hobbies

28:44

literally means to finish. Finish

28:46

is the end, you know, but it also means all dead.

28:51

Alright, so time to hear your

28:53

sentence. Can you get

28:55

me into sing mode? I

28:57

tell you, I tell you. Do

29:00

I sound that Nas to you last

29:02

weekend I went to Bali and

29:04

I flew on a Bo N 747.

29:07

I order I am panta person

29:10

next to me asked me what I do. I

29:12

told her right now. I'm in limbu.

29:15

No job used to be professional

29:18

Ang Mo in nineties. I

29:21

love it. Give us our three

29:24

coming up soon. More of

29:26

your favorite.

29:31

Good, good. So

29:33

basically you said last weekend I went to Bali and

29:35

I flew on a I got no time.

29:38

747. Yeah, I didn't know I just saw

29:40

Boeing. So I'm like that's all I know Boeing. 747.

29:43

Confused with Boeing Boeing meaning

29:45

what? It's no time. Yes.

29:48

So I went to Bali. I flew

29:50

on no time 747. I

29:53

ordered I am backside. Isn't

29:57

that the chicken dish? That's pet? Oh,

30:00

but that's with the tea though. Right at

30:03

the end I

30:07

order chicken backside. Do sell

30:09

some people person next to

30:11

me asked me what I do. I told her right now. I'm

30:14

in your mother. Your job

30:16

limbo. Sounds

30:19

like limbo to me. Not in limbo used

30:23

to be professional redhead in the nineties,

30:25

I used to be professional redhead

30:27

in the nineties. I mean

30:29

Ang Mo means the white guy, right? Ang

30:32

Mo literally means red hair hair, which

30:35

is caucasian because

30:37

you know, I just know back in the nineties you could be a professional,

30:39

right? Because they just put

30:42

you on these, these uh pa packages

30:44

and you come over and all is great. Oh

30:47

yeah, those are great. Professional

30:50

Ang Mo Ang Mo expert is known as professional Ang Mo.

30:52

I got it. Ok. Well done.

30:54

I miss those days

30:58

hearing two

31:01

songs artist. It's

31:03

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31:09

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31:12

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I heard. Ok, which is the artist who is the

31:19

artist and

31:21

the song. We close

31:24

our eye and say yes.

31:30

Hey, congratulations,

31:34

Kevin. Thanks

31:36

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Ok, Michelle Ready ba

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ba ba ba ba ba bam,

32:33

bam, bam, bam, bam, bend

32:37

it, bend it, bend it about

32:44

BBB Mary.

32:48

All right. So I'm giving you sixties bands.

32:50

You're giving me seventies bands

32:52

and let's see who wins with a one minute timer. You

32:55

ready? You take notes

32:57

and the scores? Thank you. I'll

33:01

give you. Here we go. Uh,

33:04

Stallone. What's his first name?

33:07

Bandit? Sly. And the Family Stone. Yes.

33:09

Uh uh, they

33:13

got the moves, they

33:15

got the, they got the, they

33:17

got the band beat.

33:20

Uh, when you're on the floor, turning

33:22

over and over and over. Rolling

33:25

Stones. Yes. Um uh

33:28

uh uh, it's

33:31

a type of material. We used to have a

33:33

club here. Uh It's

33:36

like leatherish but P

33:38

BC and we used to have, we

33:42

used to have a band on Kim. I mean,

33:44

a club on Kim Road called this Z.

33:48

Not that one. The other one next to Z. There's

33:51

a club next to Zook. I remember the

33:53

next to Z.

33:57

OK. Um

34:01

You go to either sand at this place

34:08

underground. I forgot that was, to

34:10

me it's like one whole gigantic establishment, right?

34:12

So there's another building. I don't see it. How

34:16

stressful, how many, five, all

34:19

that for? Five? Ok.

34:21

Here we go. Uh, not

34:24

iron but man. No.

34:27

Or to steal.

34:29

Yes. Be bend it. Steely

34:32

Dan. Yes. Um,

34:34

a lot of cars. Many, many cars.

34:37

No, but it's like parking lot. I want

34:39

to buy the entire lot. No.

34:42

Huge fleet. Fleetwood Mac,

34:46

something like a truck but it's closed.

34:48

You know, you can transport goods in it. What

34:51

people call me, what

34:53

Mahendran calls me. Van

34:57

Van Van Morrison. Van

35:00

Halen. Yes. When

35:02

you see, when people see a lizard

35:04

they go, they scream. What's that sound? They make,

35:07

ah, close your mouth more.

35:09

It's a different pronunciation. The

35:12

other one. Eve Band

35:14

it, E E

35:17

street band. E electric,

35:21

one word, elec, electric something,

35:23

one word, emotions.

35:30

43,

35:33

all that for three. Good

35:36

game. Well done. Well done. I'll

35:40

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35:44

II I am now and forever.

35:46

You're slave. You're live

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35:51

you know, when you think about mom, you just

35:54

think of fun,

35:56

loving comfort. You

35:58

know, matriarchal love.

36:00

I think of Chardonnay. You think of Chardonnay

36:03

that too? You know, so, whatever

36:05

it is that comes to mind when you think of, of your mom

36:07

put it into an email and send it to us

36:09

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Day. Lux life giveaway. You reminded me of something when we

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were talking about a modern yacht. You remember

37:12

the show Sabo when we were sing all

37:14

the it's kind of like it was our version

37:17

of Gotcha or

37:19

smile your on,

37:21

on TV.

37:23

One with you

37:26

can't remember the name. So

37:31

we ended up sing Zoe Tay

37:33

and you know we had a finger, a severed

37:35

finger in her food and it was a good

37:38

one. But you know what our original idea with her was

37:40

to get her on a yacht and there

37:42

was uh she thinks she's going on the

37:44

yacht with this, like some

37:47

kind of prince from somewhere blah, blah. And then it

37:49

just turns into this whole drug deal gone bad

37:52

and the guy's going to be in his white flowing outfit,

37:54

you know, that kind

37:56

of a thing. Why did you do that in the end?

37:59

I think logistics is going

38:01

to be tough or racism. So yeah,

38:06

I don't know. It depends on who you got as

38:08

the drug lord. I would play

38:11

the drug lord racist. So

38:13

yeah, that would have been cute though. It was

38:15

so funny. And you're

38:18

stuck on a boat and each other

38:20

things getting heated and

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can we please bring back? Yes, please.

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it's the end of an era. Are

39:19

we talking about the Taylor Swift Tour? No,

39:22

no. The one will never end the

39:25

end of an era.

39:28

Kind of. So,

39:31

if you've been to Holland Village, do you remember

39:34

the big um little bookstore, little

39:36

big bookstore on the corner? The news, they're

39:39

gonna close 80

39:42

years, you know. Yeah, that

39:45

iconic uh little spot, you

39:47

know, you can't miss it every time you drive into

39:49

Holland, uh you walk into Holland

39:51

because I'm walking through and looking at the magazines and just, you know,

39:54

enjoying the smell even of all the magazines

39:56

and the papers, right? I never realized what the name

39:58

of the store was. So you're technically stopping and smelling

40:00

the trees. Yeah.

40:03

Well, flowers but yeah, trees, flowers

40:06

smell the roses, smell the roses. Dum

40:09

be magazine store. That's the

40:11

name of it. I never thought, you know,

40:13

to really like examine the name of the place.

40:15

So um they're gonna be shuttering.

40:18

Uh It says here for good at the end of May

40:20

5th May 5th, which is just a few days. Yeah,

40:24

so now he's declined to share

40:27

who told him that

40:29

uh they're going to reduce the size of his display

40:32

area by half. So who

40:34

is the landlord, who is the person telling him he can't

40:36

do that? Obviously whoever owns

40:38

it. Yeah, or could be also public space

40:41

or his mom. Uh

40:44

So yeah, we love the magazines,

40:46

the R A, you know, we love II

40:48

I don't love magazines anymore.

40:50

I do, I don't

40:53

buy but I thumb through and look at

40:55

it here and there sometimes but I don't thumb

40:57

through anymore because to be respectful to the condition

40:59

of the magazine, you know what I mean? Um

41:01

So he's turned down offers to relocate

41:03

to Orchard Road in Changi Airport hoping to find another

41:06

suitable location in Holland V. So that's why

41:08

I say it's closed down for now. I hope he's made his

41:10

money and he's good and

41:13

he is indeed. So that this started

41:15

off as from his great grand,

41:17

sorry, from his grandfather's new

41:20

newspaper distribution store in the 19

41:22

forties. So it's been

41:24

around a while. So I just want to figure

41:27

out, I mean, maybe on Monday we can talk about or

41:29

maybe now even which um,

41:31

local businesses do you

41:34

miss? It's not around anymore, you know,

41:36

stalwarts of, of old

41:38

Taco Bell. Ok.

41:40

Moving on, I think it was only here for like

41:42

a year. But moving

41:44

on, you're on Media Corp. Gold

41:46

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41:49

It's 905. Entertainment

41:52

news.

41:53

All right. So enter entertainment news, Meghan

41:56

Markle gets caught in the weeds. Oh, no.

41:58

Has a garden rescued her. What's

42:02

happening? Meghan Markle's latest venture

42:04

into the world of cooking shows has hit a snag.

42:07

Hold on. I can't breathe. We just did a social

42:09

media post and I can't breathe right now. You will

42:11

eventually see the video and you'll understand why Mike is

42:13

out of breath. Can you read it? Ok.

42:16

I'll do it. I thought you were fitter

42:18

than this. I know. Me too. I'm really, but

42:20

it's a tough, it's tough. Um

42:23

So what happened is one

42:25

of her, one of her,

42:28

one of her filming locations has raised complaints.

42:31

She was busy filming her

42:33

upcoming Netflix series at a cannabis farm

42:35

owned by a certain family in California.

42:38

Now they're known for being the top suppliers in

42:40

the area and they have faced criticism from

42:42

locals due to the overwhelming smell

42:45

of weed emanating from the farm.

42:48

So inundated

42:50

with the pungent aroma, lots of

42:52

residents have breathing difficulties and

42:54

nausea. That's what they're complaining about.

42:57

So that's why you think it

42:59

would be like, you know, free whatever

43:02

medication, so to speak. Anyway,

43:05

uh Star Trek, actor Chris Pine

43:07

entangled a little legal dispute here.

43:09

His ficus trees pines

43:12

ficus is growing

43:14

into the neighbor's yard apparently. And the neighbor is saying,

43:16

hey, it's cracking my foundation bla bla blah, blah, blah.

43:18

It happens. There's

43:20

always issues with that. We plants

43:24

little jackets, yellow

43:27

jacket, Star Melanie Linski, uh recently

43:29

shared a hilarious story about her engagement to

43:31

actor Jason Ritter. So basically,

43:34

uh she had no idea. She was engaged

43:36

to him for three weeks. Sorry, for three days, three days.

43:38

Uh So basically, uh she was pointing

43:41

out this ring that she really liked when they were in a store. So

43:43

he went ahead and bought it for her later and then surprised with

43:45

it. And they gave a speech and she didn't know that the

43:47

speech meant that they were engaged.

43:49

She thought they were breaking up almost.

43:51

She wasn't sure about that. Anyway,

43:54

they had, they tied the knot in 2020 had

43:57

a heartwarming do over proposal during

43:59

a trip to Slovakia. That's

44:02

your entertainment

44:03

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Uh It's gonna be quite fun. Saturday 11th

44:27

May at simply retro by TB at chimes.

44:30

Now the doors will be opening at 7:15 p.m. Party

44:32

begins at eight o'clock. And so does

44:34

the free flow you for two hours. Uh

44:36

We're gonna be spinning the best retro hits from the seventies,

44:39

eighties and nineties. Thank you so much. Our resident

44:41

party man DJ Boy is gonna be on the

44:43

Ducks and remember please

44:45

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you guys. Do beehive

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baby. So

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interesting story here, North Carolina mother recently

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discovered a massive beehive inside

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of the wall of her daughter's room. Now,

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this is how big it is. 50,000

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bees were in there. Ok. Do you know

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how much the beehive

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weighed that? They got the proper people to come

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in, take it out and bring

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them to, you know how much

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we, the beehive? 50

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kg. There's a whole

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me and I mean, how does a beehive

45:31

weigh? 50 kg? It's

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huge. But you see the beehive

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is not just one round thing. Sometimes it's actually

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it can be in whatever receptacle

45:39

they choose to use as their home. So it can

45:42

be a flat wall can be flat pieces of

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it. Was that thing. I'm like that

45:56

lady John.

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So in Thailand, this viral video

46:07

caught the hearts of many people. So

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this is a video of this old lady hunched over

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in a little river and she's catching

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fish and oysters every day and

46:16

turns out she's doing this as an 80

46:18

year old because she's still taking care of her son who

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has disabilities. Yeah,

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she's totally hung over. She's so old and she's like,

46:24

wow. You know, but she do, she does that to

46:26

either eat or uh to

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sell it for that day. And she can earn only about

46:31

$3.67 or to $7

46:34

plus each time to make ends

46:36

meet. So in the

46:38

video, this one,

46:40

the present video he says put money

46:42

in a little plastic bag and ties it up. And then a friend

46:44

is in the water with a floaty and she grabs the bag

46:46

and then swims over to the to the hands

46:49

of money. It went viral. She

46:51

ended up on the local news. People came out in droves

46:53

to donate to her. That's awesome.

46:56

And so everybody should

46:58

be working man. Think about it. Part of that

47:01

is probably, I mean, I

47:03

don't know if it's good to look at it this way but

47:06

keep her going. You know,

47:08

when you know, you have to take care of somebody,

47:11

you know that you've

47:13

got, you almost have this survival instinct.

47:15

And so you're 80 years old and a lot of times people

47:17

are slowing down, she's probably sharp. She's probably still,

47:20

yeah, it is tough though. I mean to be

47:22

to be doing such hard leave for sure.

47:24

And I I'm not saying it in that sense.

47:27

I'm glad people came and helped her. Yeah, she's probably

47:29

more fit than a few others. So

47:32

they reported that locals from the nearby province

47:35

and Thani drove down to give her some essentials as well

47:37

to help and they gave her a whole bag of money as well.

47:39

A fish pole. Give her, give

47:41

her, you know, give her help. I think it would

47:43

be nice if the province

47:46

can sponsor her a helper to

47:48

help with her son. Uh, throughout

47:50

for the rest of you have some sort of, um, what

47:52

do you call that? A go

47:56

fund me or something? Take care of

47:58

her.

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