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Think Christmas, but in the eyes of Ricki-Lee. She rocked up to the F1 in Melbourne as a FIFO and had the best experience that only Ricki would enjoy.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
This week on the ZenRUN Podcast, I'm checking back in with Delirious 2026 athlete Karin Ridley — and wow… this one is full of grit, humour, and real-life curveballs. Since our last chat, Karin discovered that her “niggly hip” wasn't just tendinopathy — it was a 4.8–9cm tear in her TFL
Harding runs the HPF Knights Squad. He's seen what changes a man and what destroys him slowly. This episode is straight about time, drift, and the lie of "I'm providing" while your kids grow up without you. Harding talks FIFO, missed birthdays, the moment he realised he was repeating his old man's path, and why the answer is always the same. Take action. Start small. Don't wait for life to hit you harder. If you need a gut check, take the walk. The reminder is real.
What happens when the hardest season of your life becomes the foundation for your strongest one?In this deeply honest and reflective conversation, Abbe from Koko Cosmetica returns to the podcast two years after her first appearance, and she is not the same woman. Since we last spoke, she's navigated postpartum depression, grown her salon to five years strong, welcomed a third baby, survived the FIFO juggle, and stepped into a calmer, more grounded version of herself as both a mother and business owner.We talk honestly about postpartum mental health, delegation in business, the pressure to keep expanding, sustainable systems, and the uncomfortable truth that growth often requires letting go.If you are a mother in business, a salon owner feeling stretched, or a woman quietly navigating your own hard season, this one will feel like a hand on your back.What we cover:The reality of postpartum depression as a business ownerWhy discomfort is often the birthplace of growthLetting go of a business idea that no longer fitsDelegation as both leadership and self protectionCreating sustainable systems in motherhood and businessThe power of separating work and home energyThis episode is a reminder that you can survive the mud, grow through it, and come out clearer, calmer, and stronger on the other side.Timestamps:00:00 Episode Summary 04:03 Meet Abbe Again: Five Years in Business, FIFO Life & New Baby 05:44 Putting Projects Down: Pausing the Clothing Brand to Focus 07:43 Choosing Baby #3 After Postpartum Depression Fears 11:31 A Healing Postpartum 13:53 Spotting the Signs: Anger, Overwhelm & Business Pressure 20:37 Sustainable Business Habits: Delegation, Stock & Systems 29:12 Motherhood + Business Balance: Separation, Routines & Small Wins 33:04 Ditching Social Media - Replacing Scroll Time with Podcasts 34:13 The 1% Reminders That Change Your Day 35:18 Family Systems That Save Your Sanity 36:49 Delegation Without Perfection 42:27 Close the Loops: Tackle One Annoying Area to Build Momentum 43:57 Why Uncertainty Is Needed to Level Up 48:06 Seasons of Business 50:33 Putting Projects Down and Staying True to You 55:02 Redefining Success & LegacyMentioned in this episode:
How do you scale a coaching business to over 140 clients while still working a full-time trade? Richard Detering joins Sev on the show to reveal the backend of Richard's Muscle Lab. This episode is a must-watch for creators and business owners looking to understand the difference between "The Journeyman" and "The Educator" content strategies.Richard shares his experience getting burned by a $30,000 marketing agency and why organic trust will always beat paid ads in the long run. We discuss the power of collaboration, hiring the right team, and why being unapologetically yourself is the ultimate competitive advantage in a crowded market. Learn how to use keywords, hooks, and authenticity to dominate your niche and build a brand that resonates.Enjoyed this deep dive? Like, comment, and subscribe to The Sevo Show for more inspiring conversations. Let us know your biggest takeaway in the comments and share this video with someone who needs a dose of FIFO optimisation.Follow Richard:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ric_hyy/Website: https://richardsmusclelab.com/Follow me:https://www.instagram.com/sevspics/https://www.instagram.com/thesevoshow/Hire the Studio and Production Team:https://brighttsar.com/Sponsors:https://www.whereu.com.au/
YESSS Hot off their FIFO trip to the Hobart Cup the boys recap a story filled trip. They chat: - Chom's outfit - Butts' popularity in Hobart - Butts has Tassie mail - State of Origin - Players wearing casual clothes to games & Much more! Enjoy plums and remember to GET THE KNEES UP! Send us your voice messages here: https://memo.fm/200pluspodcast/ 200 PLUS Greyhound: https://clubbysports.com/pages/200-plus-greyhound-syndicate Produced by Ben Raimondo 200 PLUS Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/200pluspod/ Sam Draper: www.instagram.com/drvper/ Nick Butler: https://www.instagram.com/nick_butler10/ Charlie Comben: https://www.instagram.com/charliecomben/ Clubby Sports: https://www.instagram.com/ClubbySports
Send us a textA flipped boat, a blinking EPIRB, and a helicopter descent into a sunset—Matt O'Brien's life pivot starts there. From mining shifts and weekend benders to air rescue work, and a growing list of endurance adventures; Matt's story is a blueprint for rebuilding a life around endurance and purpose.We unpack how he cracked into rescue aviation by cold-messaging mentors on LinkedIn, tackled a fitness test he once thought impossible, and learned to swim from scratch as an adult. Matt shares the nuts and bolts of training through a harsh roster—day shifts as recovery, nights for volume, and two weeks off to stack big sessions—plus the mental habits that made those choices stick. If you're navigating shift work training, adult swim relearning, or prepping for Ultraman distances, his playbook is practical and honest.Matt also takes us 4,200 kms across Australia from Fremantle to Sydney on an unsupported bikepacking journey defined by mechanical chaos and grit. He rode through the Nullarbor with breaking spokes, limped into Ceduna to swap a rim, and woke to find his bike stolen—only to track it with an AirTag on his keys and get it back. Along the way, we break down roadhouse food realities, water carry strategies, and the small logistics that make or break an ultra-distance plan. And we revisit his first Ultraman finish, where pacers and crew helped him slip under the run cutoff by minutes, setting clear goals for a calmer, faster return to UM Australia in 2026.If you're a beginner eyeing your first triathlon, a FIFO worker balancing training with fatigue, or an endurance fan who loves a hard-earned comeback, this one's for you. Follow Matt's coaching at Lantern Endurance on socials, and keep an eye out for the website launch soon. Enjoy the conversation, then subscribe, rate, and share with a friend who needs a push to start their own first. Resources mentioned in this episode:UM Australia Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA)Ultra 355 AustraliaCupcake CartelIndipacShout outs and mentions in this episode:Casey NeistatJeff Morris (S7E11)Andrew TroutJohn Domandl (S7E7)Tony HortonNikki FoxMichael Wakeman Belinda SansomKim JenkinsJanita RayTroy RidgleyMichelle Barratt Nick Mallett (S2E12)Carl GilliesKate Bevilaqua Support the showShow Contributors:Host : Larry RyanContributing Raconteur : Steve KingAnnouncer : Mary Jo DionneProduction : 5Five EnterprisesMusic : Run by 331 For show notes and past guests, please visit the Podcast Website: https://515theultrapodcast.buzzsprout.comFacebook: @515TheUltraPodcastInsta : @515theultrapodcastYoutube : @515TheUltraPodcastEmail : 515Ultraman@gmail.com
Expat Chat Episode 167 – How Does the Coalition Detonation Affect Expats Welcome to the one hundred sixty seventh episode of the #ExpatChat podcast, How Does the Coalition Detonation Affect Expats. Atlas Wealth Group Managing Directors Brett Evans and James Ridley unpack some of the biggest political and tax talking points facing Australian expats right now, with a sharp focus on what they could mean long term. In this episode, Brett and James break down the recent shake-up in Australian politics, including the collapse of the Liberal–National coalition and what it could signal for future elections and policy direction. They explore the potential implications for tax reform, touching on superannuation, franking credits, negative gearing, and the growing discussion around changes to Australia's tax residency rules—issues that matter deeply to Australians living overseas. The conversation then shifts to practical expat tax strategies, as Brett and James answer listener questions on topics such as whether FIFO work can coexist with expat tax status, and how US-based Australians can optimise super contributions without creating unwanted US tax consequences. Packed with timely insights and real-world guidance, this episode helps Australian expats stay informed, proactive, and prepared for what may lie ahead. Links discussed in this episode: • The Expat's Handbook available for pre-order - atlaswealth.com/resources/the-exp…working-overseas/ • Upcoming Seminars & Webinars – atlaswealth.com/events • Facebook Group – Join the Australian Expat Financial Forum: facebook.com/groups/AustralianExpatFinancialForum • Ask Atlas – Submit your questions for the podcast: atlaswealth.com/news-media/austra…ian-expat-podcast • Expat Mortgage Podcast – atlaswealth.com/news-media/austra…-mortgage-podcast • Weekly Recap Podcast – atlaswealth.com/news-media/atlas-…kly-recap-podcast If you enjoy the content, let us know by giving the episode a thumbs up and subscribing. Feel free to share your feedback or questions in the comments below. About Atlas Wealth Group: Atlas Wealth Group was established to meet the growing demand from Australian expats for professional financial guidance. We specialise in providing tax, financial planning, wealth management, and mortgage services to Australian expats around the world. Whether you're based in Asia, the Middle East, Europe, or the Americas, our team has the expertise to help you manage your global financial journey. To learn more, visit www.atlaswealth.com Connect with us: Facebook: www.facebook.com/atlaswealthmgmt LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/atlas-wealth-management Twitter: www.twitter.com/atlaswealthmgmt Instagram: www.instagram.com/atlaswealthgroup Youtube: www.youtube.com/atlaswealthmgmt
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In this Check-In 3 episode of the Delirious WEST 2026 series, I catch up with the wonderfully tough and straight-talking Sym Mercer – who is deep in the messy middle of training… with a not-so-cooperative hip. Since we last spoke, Sym's training took an unexpected turn after a big block led to a hospital visit, scans, bursitis, and a cyst that might be masking a stress fracture. Not ideal – especially with 13 weeks to the start line (less now!). But if there's one thing Sym brings in spades, it's attitude. We talk about adjusting training on the fly – swapping running for gym, swimming, riding, paddling, and carefully reintroducing runs without blowing things up. There's also a big focus on mindset: staying in motion when rest messes with your head, trusting the long game, and accepting that sometimes the goal is simply to get to the start line in one piece. Sym also shares a behind-the-scenes look at planning the epic drive to WA, crew logistics, border biosecurity dramas (goodbye tomatoes and avocados
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Erin Holland first stepped into the spotlight at the age of 24 when she was crowned Miss World Australia. In the 12 years since, Erin has built a career in which she wears many hats: classical singer, model, television presenter, brand ambassador and cricket commentator. It’s a workload that saw her board more than 130 flights last year, travelling not only the world but jetting between Sydney, where she’s based most of the week, and Brisbane, where she spends weekends with her husband of four years, Australian cricketer Ben Cutting. In today’s episode of the Stellar podcast, Erin opens up about her unconventional living arrangement, how she’s navigated the "old boys" club’ of cricket, and why she decided to open up about her fertility journey – even while she’s still in the middle of it. For support or information about pregnancy loss, visit miscarriageaustralia.com.au. You can follow more of Erin’s story on her Instagram. Watch the full episode with Erin here. Something To Talk About is a podcast by Stellar, hosted by Sarrah Le Marquand Find more from Stellar via Instagram @stellar or stellarmag.com.auSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
En este episodio cerramos 2025 resolviendo, por fin, las dudas más repetidas sobre fiscalidad cripto: cómo tributan las criptomonedas en España, cuándo hay que declararlas aunque no saques euros al banco, qué pasa con los exchanges extranjeros, el modelo 721, el método FIFO, el staking y los errores más comunes que ve Hacienda. Nos acompaña José María Gentil, inspector de Hacienda y experto en criptoactivos, para explicarlo de forma práctica y con ejemplos claros. Además, dejamos una batería de “checkpoints” de última hora para optimizar la declaración de 2026 sin sustos. En "El Corrillo" hacemos un cierre de año muy nuestro: balance de la 7ª temporada, casi 400.000 escuchas (¡gracias!), mapas de dónde nos oís —España a la cabeza, con EE. UU., Reino Unido, Alemania y México detrás… y hasta dos oyentes en Groenlandia— y un tirón de orejas cariñoso porque hemos recibido menos comentarios que en 2024. Repasamos los episodios más escuchados y os pedimos vuestro top del año: cuál ha sido vuestro programa favorito y qué entrevista os ha marcado. Además en “El fondo de la semana by Self Bank”, Victoria Torre comparte una lectura rápida para 2026 y dos ideas para ilustrarla —un ETF de renta fija (Invesco Euro Government Bond 3–5 Year UCITS ETF) y un fondo de renta variable temática (KBI Global Sustainable Infrastructure Fund)— como ejemplos de cómo pensar carteras en el nuevo año (no es recomendación de inversión). Este contenido se ha elaborado bajo un criterio editorial y no constituye una recomendación ni propuesta de inversión. La inversión contiene riesgos. Las rentabilidades pasadas no son garantía de rentabilidades futuras.
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Hi there... and welcome to the last QNEWS for 2025. I'm John, VK4JPM, Secretary of the Darling Downs Radio Club. Since we're in the middle of gift-giving season, I hope Santa has already been good to you. But... but if you missed out - or if you ran out of time to get a gift for someone else - here are three gift thoughts that you can put into action to catch up. One: the gift of belonging - that would be belonging to our club. If you like what we do, if we've supported you in some way through the year, if we've helped to spark joy, then the best way to tell us is through a membership of the club. And here's a bonus: because DDRCi has reducing membership rates through the year, now is the best time to jump on on-board - because the rates are at the lowest cost point. It costs as little as $20 to join right now, and that covers you for six months. It's even cheaper for pensioners, students and youngsters. And what do you get for your membership? You get the club; you get to tell us that you value what we do, and you get the opportunity to influence the direction that the club takes to support you as a member. We like supporting you, a lot - it's why we have a club. Two: the gift of promotion. Buy some of the club merch and support us visibly. In a little over a week, on 5 January, we will place the next order because that's the day our supplier comes back from break. The new shirts and caps have been a hit, and you can read all about them on the home page at ddrci.org.au. I can tell you from experience that the shirts are top quality, survive lots of washing, are comfy to wear, and it's quite useful to have your name and call where it can be seen. We've already had the experience where three of us got a discount because the shopkeeper thought we were FIFO workers. Check out the story on the home page, where you can get info about sizing and pricing, and how to order, which you will need to do by 5th of January or miss out this round. 5 January: that's a little over a week. But do it now. and Three: the gift of encouragement: encourage someone you know to join the club. We're as good as our members, and with clubs it's definitely strength in numbers. If you know someone who needs help with STEM - that's science, technology, engineering and mathematics, then tell them about the club. STEM is what we do, because that's what underpins amateur radio. So we're naturally going to be a source of STEM and support for learning. If you know someone of any age who needs a leg up with STEM subjects - then tell them about Darling Downs Radio Club, and casually mention that the club has some of the best technology and training brains in the business... just waiting to help. As we move towards end of 2025, can we take a quick moment of reflection? Whether you're a member of Darling Downs, member of another club, or not a member at all, when was the last time you gave the club a score card? And if you're not a member, why not and what would it take to help you change your mind? We figure that you're only going to join or stay if the club is doing something useful, but trust me when I say that we're not mind-readers and Amateur Radio is such a broad hobby that we could easily think we're doing the right thing but be missing by a mile... which is 200kHz when you do the maths. The only way the club improves is if you tell us what you think: good, bad or OK. We'd really like to know. The best way to get in touch is via email to secretary@ddrci.org.au, or our contact page via the website at ddrci.org.au. Until then, stay safe, enjoy Santa's spoils, walk off a bit of the big meals, and send us an email or two to let us know you exist. I'm John VKz4JPM; 73 from me and all of us here at the Darling Downs Radio Club.
In this episode of The Money Mentor, Ashley and Theresa share how they broke free from the financial “hamster wheel” despite earning solid incomes in Central Queensland. With Ash working FIFO and Theresa in administration, they were doing all the right things on paper, yet making no real progress. A major health scare became the wake-up call that pushed them to seek a clearer, long-term strategy beyond surface-level budgeting tools. After discovering Infinity, everything changed. With structured planning, practical tools, and strong community support, they dramatically accelerated their mortgage reduction and reshaped their lifestyle. The transformation extended beyond money, with improved health, confidence, and future vision, including more time together, travel plans, and building generational security. Their story highlights how clarity, accountability, and the right framework can unlock momentum where effort alone never could.
In Trabaho, Visa, at iba pa, find out what FIFO is and how Fly-in Fly-out work became a pathway to stability and opportunity for Adonis Largo, a former overseas Filipino worker now based in Western Australia. - Sa Trabaho, Visa, at iba pa, alamin kung ano ang FIFO at kung paano naging daan ang Fly-in Fly-out na trabaho sa mas matatag at mas maayos na buhay ni Adonis Largo, isang dating OFW na ngayon ay naninirahan sa Western Australia.
What if reorganizing a single supply room could change the way your entire hospital delivers care? On this episode of Power Supply, we're joined by Judith Ramos, Project Manager at UT Southwestern Medical Center, as she breaks down how her team turned manual counts and cluttered PARs into a standardized, clinician-friendly system. From color-coded product families and two-bin Kanban to min/max levels, FIFO (first-in, first-out), and utilization reports that account for seasonality, Judith shares her team's seven-year optimization journey that cut waste, reduced stockouts, and made supplies easier to find when seconds matter. She also explains how this foundation gave her team the confidence to open a brand-new patient tower without starting from scratch. If you're ready to turn chaotic supply rooms into calm, predictable spaces, this conversation will have you rethinking what's possible with PAR optimization! Once you complete the interview, jump on over to the link below to take a short quiz and download your CEC certificate for 0.5 CECs! – https://www.flexiquiz.com/SC/N/ps16-06 #PowerSupply #Podcast #AHRMM #HealthcareSupplyChain #SupplyChain #PAROptimization #Standardization #Stockouts #SupplyRoom
TikTok may glamorise the FIFO lifestyle in the outback, but what happens when the reality doesn't quite match?Host: Tomini BabsWriter: Casey MagloireProducer: Amalie Sortland Reporter: Niamh Rowe Episode photography: Joe MeeExecutive Producer: Rebecca Moore Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
We're closing out 2025 with a soulful, grounded, and beautifully honest conversation with Brooke Stewart of Meadowbrook Flower Farm. Set between Port Fairy and Warrnambool, Brooke's six-acre farm is shaped by wind, weather, family, and the deep desire to build something meaningful from home.Brooke shares how flower farming became the anchor she needed during motherhood, a FIFO lifestyle, raising a child with Williams Syndrome, and the isolation of early COVID. What started with a handful of Aldi dahlias, a cottage garden, and a suggestion to “go for a walk and listen to a podcast” has grown into a thriving, seasonal farm that reflects her resilience, curiosity, and huge heart.This episode is rich with learning, laughter, and the kind of honesty that reminds us why Dish the Dirt exists: to celebrate the growers, the stories, and the small everyday triumphs happening on farms across Australia.As the final episode of the year, it feels fitting, grounding, and full of hope. Thank you to every listener who has tuned in, shared an episode, spread the word, and supported local flower farmers in 2025. This community is a gift.
In this episode of Building Doors, host Lauren Karan sits down with Nick Mair, founder of Pack Mentality Group and a rising voice for men's mental health across construction, mining, and FIFO workforces. Nick opens up about his near-fatal mental health crisis, the moment Lifeline saved his life, and how that experience inspired him to build a movement centered around community, connection, and giving men a safe space to speak without judgment.Nick unpacks the hidden struggles workers face in high-pressure, male-dominated industries, from isolation and fatigue to identity shifts and societal expectations. Whether you lead teams, work onsite, or simply care about the well-being of people around you, this conversation will challenge you to rethink strength, connection, and what it means to show up for each other.What You'll Learn in This Episode:The Truth About Men's Mental Health:Why men are three times more likely to die by suicideThe silent toll of isolation, societal pressure, and identity shiftsHow stigma keeps men suffering alone and hiding behind “I'm fine”Why connection, not toughness, is the real antidoteInside the FIFO and Construction Reality:How long shifts, heat, fatigue, and remoteness impact mental healthWhy FIFO workers face unique guilt, stress, and relationship strainThe hidden dangers of financial pressure and “golden handcuffs”How simple support structures can change the culture on-siteBuilding Pack Mentality Group & The Power of the Pack:The story behind Pack Mentality Group and the “wolf pack” conceptWhy Nick created the onsite Wolf Chap and Wolf Angel rolesHow the Palmy Army gives men a safe space to talk openlyThe importance of catching subtle behavioural shifts earlyConnection, Identity & Living Your ValuesWhy our identity should not be tied to our job titleHow changing gender roles leaves many men feeling “lost”The danger of ignoring misalignment in your careerWhy removing the phone can transform any conversationKey Quotes from Nick Mair:“People don't want to hear your obituary. They want to hear your story.”“Men want to be seen. They want to be heard. Just like everyone else.”“Fatigue is the biggest driver of poor mental health onsite.”“We're losing connection through technology, and we're not built for that.”“You'd be surprised how quickly a mate will show up when you say, ‘I'm not doing well.'”About Our Guest:Nick Mair is the founder of Pack Mentality Group, an organization dedicated to smashing the stigma around men's mental health. Through workplace sessions, Mental Health First Aid training, and community groups like the Palmy Army, Nick provides education, awareness, and safe spaces for men to be seen and heard. His mission is fueled by his own lived experience and a passion for ensuring no one feels as alone as he once did.About Your Host:Lauren Karan, founder of Karan & Co. and host of Building Doors, is dedicated to helping professionals unlock their potential. Through insightful interviews and real-life stories, Lauren empowers listeners to create opportunities and thrive in their careers.How You Can Support the Podcast:Subscribe and leave a 5-star rating on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.Share this episode with anyone interested in sustainability and leadership.Connect with Nick on LinkedIn and explore Pack Mentality Group's mission.Stay Connected:Follow Lauren and the Building Doors podcast on LinkedIn.Subscribe to the Building Doors newsletter for exclusive content.Let's Connect:Want to be a guest or share feedback? Email us at reachout@buildingdoors.com.au.Thank you for listening! It's time to stop waiting and start building.
In today's episode, Kip dives into the latest market action and what it means for savvy investors. Despite a choppy day for the markets, Kip highlights some promising signals beneath the surface, from surprising strength in small caps to resilient moves in gold miners and Bitcoin. He explains the unique market environment we're experiencing where the major indexes may only dip modestly, but individual stocks face much steeper declines, creating what he calls an “internal bear market.” Kip shares insight into the theory swirling around liquidity issues, the ongoing battle between major political figures and the Federal Reserve, and how these short-term shakeouts fit into the bigger bull market picture.
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Welcome to AI Unraveled: Your daily strategic briefing on the business impact of AI.Today's Highlights: We are switching to "Special Episode" status for a critical infrastructure deep dive. We tackle the GPU Scheduling Nightmare—why your expensive H100s are sitting idle, why default Kubernetes fails at AI orchestration, and the new playbook enterprises are using to reclaim millions in wasted compute.Strategic Pillars & Topics
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In this Concepts Edition episode Uriel and Devin discuss:- Thrift- 6 rules of kanban- FIFO racking and warehousing- When should you break your own rules?Please join our patreon! https://patreon.com/IncrementalCI And follow us on Instagram and share your improvements and tag us. www.instagram.com/incrementalci In this podcast we discuss concepts from Lean Manufacturing, the Toyota Production System, and general business management to improve our businesses. Thanks for listening! Please drop us a note with any and all feedback! If you have parts you need machined, reach out to Devin@lichenprecision.com and follow on Instagram www.instagram.com/lichen_mfg If you need CNCed Buckles, check out www.austeremfg.com and follow at on Instagram www.instagram.com/austere_manufacturingTo reach out to the podcast directly please email fixsomethingtoday@gmail.com
Paul Turley was a promising swimmer that landed in prison because of a fatal error. Found resilience and a path forward with time spent in solitude. A new career in mining and also teaching young and individuals in general what to do when presented with risk and channelling the right decision before it's too late.Timestamps added below if you want to skip to your juice.Want to become a Keep Rolling Patron and help further support the channel, hit the Patreon link below and Roll with the Squad!https://www.patreon.com/street_rolling_cheetahAdd, Follow or Contact Paul: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/paul-turley-00238659Add, Follow or Contact me: Email: streetrollingcheetah@gmail.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/street_rolling_cheetah/?hl=enTwitter: https://twitter.com/st_rollcheetahFace book: https://www.facebook.com/StreetRollingCheetah/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jake-briggs-77b867100/Timestamps(00:00:00) Intro(00:03:42) Starting out swimming with Ian Thorpe and making mistakes(00:06:40) Resilience - the test(00:08:40) Substances & driven by ego, ends in a crash (00:17:51) Realisation. Mistakes have consequences(00:21:20) Dealing with guilt by talking about it(00:23:25) The sentence(00:27:52) Staying sane and safe in prison - training(00:32:55) Lost time(00:35:25) Building back with endurance events(00:40:02) Creating a charity(00:41:28) Healthy after incarceration is hard work(00:48:00) Moving to Perth, breaking away(00:52:18) Channelling your best self(00:53:40) FIFO & mental health(00:57:55) Speaking so people drive sober & safe(01:06:05) Paul's closing message
Imagine leaving home at 19, moving overseas, and backing yourself into a six-figure career — all without a degree. That's exactly what Ngākohu Walker did. Now, he's carving his own path to financial freedom.In this episode, Tash and Ngākohu chat about how he broke into the mining and FIFO (fly-in fly-out) industry with no prior experience, what he's learned about money and investing along the way, and how he's building a future on his own terms. Want to hear more of Ngākohu? Follow him on instagram @ngakohuwalker@tashinvests@anakresina@getrichslowclub@pearlerhqGet Rich Slow ClubPearlerYouTubeHow To Not Work ForeverDisclaimerAny advice is general and does not consider your financial situation needs, or objectives, so consider whether it's appropriate for you. You should also consider seeking professional advice before making any financial decision.Natasha Etschmann is an Authorised Representative #1299881 of Guideway Financial Services Pty Ltd AFSL#420367. Read the FSG available from https://tashinvests.com/linksPearler is an Authorised Representative #1281540 of Sanlam Private Wealth Pty Ltd AFSL #337927. Read the FSG available from https://pearler.com/financial-services-guideIf you are considering any of the products we spoke about during the show, be sure to read the Product Disclosure Statement & Target Market Determination available from the product issuer's website before deciding. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Mark Tracey is a WA Jim's Mowing franchisee who shares his reasons for joining Jim's Mowing and how it's been leaving FIFO to be his own boss.
Consultorio bursátil de octubre de 2025 en el que Adrián Godás y Paco Lodeiro respondemos a las preguntas de los oyentes. Las preguntas generales de este mes son sobre el método FIFO en la fiscalidad de acciones, empresas con valor de empresa negativo, libros de inversión y herramientas de inteligencia artificial y sobre finanzas 2.0, DeFi, tokenización y el futuro de la banca. Y las dudas sobre empresas y sectores son sobre cuáles son los sectores más defensivos para invertir, Nu Holdings y MercadoLibre, Black Dragon, District Metals, Karelia Tobacco y Leatt Corporation, Lithium Americas y Ivanhoe Electric, Dassault Systems, Minera Álamos, Sovereign Metals, Quimbaya Gold y sobre Ferrari. Podéis enviar las consultas a academiadeinversion.com/contacto o a paco@academiadeinversion.com Patrocinador del programa Paleobull, con código de descuento para los oyentes.
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Das neue Kinderdepot von Scalable Capital ist live – und Tobias Kramer spricht mit Christian W. Röhl (Chief Economist Scalable Capital) über smarte Vermögensbildung für Kinder und natürlich auch Erwachsene: Von NV-Bescheinigung und Freibeträgen bis zu ETF-Strategien mit MSCI ACWI, MSCI World ex USA, Emerging Markets und Small Caps. Dazu: das Scalable-Feature „Taschengeld“ (ETF-Gebühren-Rückerstattung & Reinvest), Scalable Wealth fürs automatische Rebalancing und die Frage, wie man das Depot wirklich einfach, breit und kostengünstig aufsetzt, egal in welchem Alter. Anhand eines Beispielplans (Kindergeld, Startgeschenk, 8 % p. a.) diskutieren die beiden, wie schnell aus vielen kleinen Beträgen sehr viel Geld werden kann – und was rechtlich wichtig ist (das Geld gehört dem Kind). Außerdem: Update zu SoftBank und der Stop-Taktik von Tobias. Inhalte & Highlights - Kinderdepot: Einrichtung, Besonderheiten bis 18, rechtliche Punkte (Eigentum, verdeckte Schenkung vermeiden). - Steuern optimieren: NV-Bescheinigung, Sparer-Pauschbetrag, Sonderausgabenpauschale – Freibeträge richtig nutzen (auch per Rebalancing). - Kosten drücken: 200 Xtrackers & iShares ETFs ohne Gebühren + „Taschengeld“ (gebührenfrei besparen & quartalsweise Reinvest). - Portfolio-Rezepte: Basis: MSCI All Country World (ACWI) als One-Click-Lösung. 2-ETF-Mix („Zwei Nasen tanken super“): ACWI + MSCI World ex USA zur Reduktion des US-Gewichts. Feinjustierung: Emerging Markets (Asien) & MSCI World Small Cap als Satelliten. Scalable Wealth fürs Kind: automatisches Rebalancing, einfache Umsetzung, keine Zusatzkosten bis 18. - Praxis: Sparraten (z. B. Kindergeld), Rebalancing-Zeitpunkte, Entsparen & FIFO, warum einfach > kompliziert ist. - Bonus: SoftBank-Case – warum Tobias Teilgewinne systematisch sichert. © adorum publishing GmbH 2025
16-hour shifts. 3 kids. And no tech skills. That was Josh's reality. Yet, he still turned his spare time and days off into a nice $5,000 per month.Today, you'll hear how he did it and what you can do today if you want to start a side business without quitting your full-time job.Want To Learn How To Buy Websites for Income and Financial Independence?You don't need tech skills or prior experience, just the right strategy and a proven plan. Learn how 6-figure earners are buying profitable online businesses (the smart and safe way in 2025): https://www.ebusinessinstitute.com.au/dip
This episode introduces the unstoppable Karin Ridley—a mining logistics pro by day, trail adventurer by weekend, and proud member of the Delirious W.E.S.T. 2026 crew. Karin shares how her journey began with gastric sleeve surgery and a nudge from her mum to try Parkrun, which eventually catapulted her into the world of trail ultras. Her story is raw, hilarious, and deeply inspiring. From strength training with Susan Grover to finishing the 200-mile Delirious West solo in brutal WA heat (with no crew!), Karin walks us through the ups, downs, dirt naps, and shower stops that made her first Delirious unforgettable. And she's doing it all again—because once you've seen what's possible, you can't unsee it. We chat about the magic of Averley's running community, the life-changing power of volunteers and pacers (shoutout to Justin and Shannon), and what happens when you go from “I guess I'll try a 10K trail run” to conquering back-to-back 200-milers in a single year. Karin also shares what it's like training with a FIFO roster, navigating nutrition post-surgery, and fitting in runs with her husband Ben—her crew chief, best friend, and rock. Whether you're new to trails or dreaming of going long, Karin's story will remind you why we do this: for the adventure, the people, and the chance to find out what we're made of. ⸻ Why You'll Love This Episode: •From 145kg to 200-mile finisher—how she rebuilt her life and mindset •Trail running as therapy, community, and clarity •The emotional power of pacing and crewing in ultra events •Running post-gastric sleeve and the nutrition challenges that come with it •How strength training helped her conquer injury and stay race-ready •Her return to Delirious West in 2026—and why it's not just about the finish line ⸻ Next Big Adventures: ✔️ A brutally beautiful mountain half marathon in Spain ✔️ Six Inch (WA's trail runner Christmas party
Welcome back to ask uncut where we unpack your deep and burning questions!Keeshia had a bit of a nightmare commute to work this morning and it led to her disclosing some of our BTS secrets. We somehow ended up speaking about trigger warnings and the research that suggests they’re not as useful as we have been led to believe.Vibes for the week:Keeshia - Emily Henry “Great Big Beautiful Life” Britt - @parkergetajob Then we jump into your questions! THINKING ABOUT MAKING A SEX TAPE FOR MY BFMy partner and I are thinking about making a sex tape. He is FIFO week on week off swings. We can’t really talk on the phone or FaceTime. Because of his job he is around people all the time and sleeps in a swag with everyone else around him so people would hear if I call him for sexy time. I trust him and don’t have any fears that he will show anyone or anything bad will happen. However, am I being stupid because things live on the internet forever and it could always get out somehow. The person you date if not the same person you break up with, maybe it does get out one day. Do I do it or not? Also have either of you ever done it? I love you girls so much and couldn’t think of anyone else I could ask this question to. HOW TO DISCUSS FINANCES/DEFACTCO WITH NEW BF - I EARN MUCH MOREI’ve been seeing a guy for about 5-6 months. Everything is going great and he is a walking green flag. I’m starting to feel myself get a bit more invested but still not 100%. My problem is a financial one. I have a relatively successful business (I’m talking 7 figures) which he is aware of. I understand that there will come a time where we have to discuss what this looks like going forward and when we are classed as a de facto relationship, how finances will look. I know that there are some criteria that have to be met before being classed as a de facto relationship and what he may be entitled to, should we continue on this steady path. In my opinion, everything that I have earnt before him in my business and property purchases, is considered my own and I worry that he could be entitled to that when we are considered de facto (not that I think he would take anything from me, but you never know)! The thing is, I’m unsure of when I should broach this topic with him. Part of me wants to discuss it now so I know we are on the same page, rather than getting another 1-2 years in and he is unhappy about it. If he’s unhappy about it, that’s a big red flag to me. Is it worth having this conversation sooner rather than later, and if so, how would you go about discussing it ? We are quite open with everything else and we each know what the other owns and salaries etc. He also partially owns a property and is on a six figure salary. MY DAUGHTER HAD A SLEEPOVER WITH A STRANGER WITHOUT US KNOWINGI'm married with a 6 year old daughter from a previous marriage. My new husband is amazing and adores my daughter. We are having another baby in November. My in-laws were great for the first few months but have had a few issues come up and I want to know what your opinion is of this particular scenario. My daughter was having a sleepover with my in-laws, who she adores. I found out whilst they had her that my husband's mum's nephew had come over and had a sleepover too. He is 9 and we have met him maybe 2 or 3 times. They slept in the same bed upstairs whilst my partner's parents were sleeping downstairs. We were incredibly uncomfortable with this. When we confronted them, it was basically implied that we were being over dramatic and they refused to accept that we weren't okay with it and did not apologise. Do you think we were being over dramatic? When my husband picked her up he walked in the room and they were watching movies and TV shows in the bed together, not supervised and the nephew didn't even recognise who my husband was so we are definitely not close family. You can watch us on Youtube Find us on Instagram Join us on tiktok Or join the Facebook Discussion Group Hosted by Britt Hockley & Keeshia Pettit Produced by Keeshia Pettit Video Produced by Vanessa Beckford Recorded on Cammeraygal Land Tell your mum, tell your dad, tell your dog, tell your friend and share the love because WE LOVE LOVE! XxSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
In der Spätphase der Weimarer Republik versammelten sich die Vertreter von Film und Fotographie regelmäßig an verschiedenen Orten zu einer Fachmesse, die abgekürzt wurde als „Fifo“. Ein Vorläufer war die „Kipho“, „Kino und Photo“, die vom 25. September bis zum 4. Oktober 1925 am Berliner Funkturm stattfand. Als große Leistungsschau der beteiligten Industrien lockte sie auch den Korrespondenten der Altonaer Nachrichten Friedrich Huth an, dessen Bericht am 5. Oktober abgedruckt wurde. Spannend ist, dass es bei dieser Messe nicht nur um den neuesten Stand der Technik ging, sondern vielmehr auch ein Blick zurück gerichtet wurde, auf die Frühphase des Kinos, auf das sog. „Attraktionskino“ auf Jahrmärkten. Frank Riede hat sich für uns zwischen der Vergangenheit 1925 und der Zukunft 1925 auf der Messe herumgetrieben.
How does ocean surf ski paddling figure into one woman's version of a mid-life crisis?We ask Quona Ross Atkinson on Sparta Chicks Radio this week!Quona grew up on a cattle station in North Queensland and started competing in rodeos, camp drafting and show riding from the time she was 3.An extensive career in barrel racing followed before she took up adventure racing in her 40s.Fast forward to 2019 and after just 5 years in the sport of ocean surf ski paddling, she's about to compete in the famous 52km Molokai Challenge (considered the hardest ski paddle race in the world) as well representing Australia for the first time at the age of 51 at the Ocean Racing World Championships.What's incredible about Quona's story is that she is a FIFO worker (‘fly in, fly out'), so for 2 weeks every month, she works 800km from the ocean!Plus with 2 sons and a husband who is deployed overseas for 6 months at a time, she somehow manages to find the time to chase her extraordinary goals.The secret: being truly committed to them!
Step right up and get your tickets for Chaos Trivia! Team LMSU is joining forces with the fabulous folks from Currently Speaking for a blockbuster crossover event, with special guests, the NEMchat Singers! Chaos Trivia is set for the first night of the All Energy Conference on Wednesday 29 October in Melbourne. There will be trivia! Role playing? Musical interludes! Food! Drinks! And Tennant in some wizard cosplay, which should frankly be reason enough! All proceeds go to the First Nations Clean Energy Network and we reckon tix will sell like hotcakes, so - run, don't walk and snag tix for you or a whole trivia team.—Targets! Targets! Targets! Have we reached peak 2035 target fever? You betcha, and it's a smorgasbord with climate and business groups serving up their preferred target. Which one is just right? From the bottom-up analysis from EY with practical can-do actions to achieve 65-75% to Deloitte's top-down analysis for Business for 75 suggesting a 75% target would grow the economy more than a 65% target, there was one bit of modelling the subject of much chatter, and that didn't recommend a particular target at all! McKinsey's modelling for the BCA took a look at modelled costs for achieving 50, 60 and 70% targets but omitted any analysis of benefits, didn't consider global impacts and seemed to make some drastic assumptions about the impact on gas exports (but hard to know as no assumptions were published). The verdict? BCA seems to be trying to thread the needle in navigating different members' views and… it could have been worse!Our main courseThis week your intrepid hosts pack the passports and FIFO into that GST-sapping, resource-rich, beachy utopia that is WA as we soak up Marian Wilkinson's Quarterly Essay, ‘Woodside vs The Planet: how a company captured a country'. This cracker of an essay unpacks the complex relationship between Woodside, successive WA and Federal governments, and local communities. A particularly nuanced and sensitive account of impacts to the Murujuga people's struggle for influence in the preservation of their cultural heritage is contrasted with accounts of shareholder action and activists calling out the cognitive dissonance from Woodside in claiming support for climate action while expanding plans for fossil gas extraction and export well beyond 2050. This was not the policy solutions paper Tennant wanted it to be, but we debated the merits of supply-side activism to shut down fossil fuel exports and whether the WA community would even be on board with that. This essay paints a vivid picture of Woodside's omnipresence in WA and for a bunch of blow-in east coasters, we learned a lot!One more thingsTennant's One More Thing is: the International Maritime Organisation's upcoming vote on a global carbon pricing scheme for shipping— even with the US reportedly opposed, the vote is expected to pass. Yay for rare moments of multilateral innovation! Frankie's One More Thing is: the Investor Front Door is officially open! Or at least ajar for a couple of pilot projects. This could grease the wheels for Future Made in Australia projects OR could add more layers of helpful bureaucracy. Implementation matters!Luke's One More Thing is: for the fans of good periodicals out there, a solid vote for the latest edition of Foreign Affairs, which features essays on US-China tech competition, critical minerals, AI, and Australia's role in the Pacific.And that's it for now, Summerupperers. There is now a one-stop-shop for all your LMSU needs: head toletmesumup.netto support us on Patreon, procure merch, find back episodes, and leave us a voicemail!
Dernier épisode de ces pastilles consacrées au FIFO 2022. On retrouve nos herpétos (spécialistes des reptiles et amphibiens) de service, Corentin et David, qui sont devenus membres de BSG depuis :)_______ Le FIFO (Festival international du film ornithologique) de Ménigoute est un rendez-vous incontournable pour les passionnés du documentaire animalier et pour les amoureux du Vivant.Le FIFO propose des projections de films, mais aussi un forum des assos et autres acteurs naturalistes, un salon d'Art animalier, des rencontres-débats, un festival off, des sorties et ateliers nature. L'entrée est gratuite et chaque projection payante. C'est simple, riche et “familial”.BSG a eu l'honneur et la chance d'y être invité pour la 38 e édition, fin octobre 2022. Marc y a réalisé 48 interviews, en se laissant guider par le hasard, au petit bonheur la grande chance. Il en est revenu les cales pleines de belles rencontres et de pépites naturalistes.___
Is Mercury in retrograde? Because my ex's ex just showed up out of nowhere! Plus, when your FIFO boyfriend makes you question if you're asking for too much (spoiler, you're not), and the mother in law dessert disaster you'll never forget.
Dans cet épisode, Marc croise, par un nouveau heureux hasard, Baptiste Chenay et ses amis. Baptiste est membre du CNER (Cercle Naturaliste des Étudiants de Rennes), les premiers chez qui Marc est venu faire sa conférence "Raconter le Vivant"._______ Le FIFO (Festival international du film ornithologique) de Ménigoute est un rendez-vous incontournable pour les passionnés du documentaire animalier et pour les amoureux du Vivant.Le FIFO propose des projections de films, mais aussi un forum des assos et autres acteurs naturalistes, un salon d'Art animalier, des rencontres-débats, un festival off, des sorties et ateliers nature. L'entrée est gratuite et chaque projection payante. C'est simple, riche et “familial”.BSG a eu l'honneur et la chance d'y être invité pour la 38 e édition, fin octobre 2022. Marc y a réalisé 48 interviews, en se laissant guider par le hasard, au petit bonheur la grande chance. Il en est revenu les cales pleines de belles rencontres et de pépites naturalistes.___
Bretagne Vivante, une belle asso dans une belle région, que Marc le diamétralement opposé Lorrain affectionne particulièrement. Bruno Ferré nous raconte ses Hulottes ..._______ Le FIFO (Festival international du film ornithologique) de Ménigoute est un rendez-vous incontournable pour les passionnés du documentaire animalier et pour les amoureux du Vivant.Le FIFO propose des projections de films, mais aussi un forum des assos et autres acteurs naturalistes, un salon d'Art animalier, des rencontres-débats, un festival off, des sorties et ateliers nature. L'entrée est gratuite et chaque projection payante. C'est simple, riche et “familial”.BSG a eu l'honneur et la chance d'y être invité pour la 38 e édition, fin octobre 2022. Marc y a réalisé 48 interviews, en se laissant guider par le hasard, au petit bonheur la grande chance. Il en est revenu les cales pleines de belles rencontres et de pépites naturalistes.___
L'IFFCAM est la seule école francophone de doc animalier en Europe. Elle est historiquement et géographiquement très liée eu FIFO ... Marc a rencontré sur leur stand quelques étudiantes de l'IFFCAM, qui nous partagent leurs pépites naturalistes._______ Le FIFO (Festival international du film ornithologique) de Ménigoute est un rendez-vous incontournable pour les passionnés du documentaire animalier et pour les amoureux du Vivant.Le FIFO propose des projections de films, mais aussi un forum des assos et autres acteurs naturalistes, un salon d'Art animalier, des rencontres-débats, un festival off, des sorties et ateliers nature. L'entrée est gratuite et chaque projection payante. C'est simple, riche et “familial”.BSG a eu l'honneur et la chance d'y être invité pour la 38 e édition, fin octobre 2022. Marc y a réalisé 48 interviews, en se laissant guider par le hasard, au petit bonheur la grande chance. Il en est revenu les cales pleines de belles rencontres et de pépites naturalistes.___
Inventory and materials management may not sound glamorous, but for us—and for any thriving shop—it's the difference between healthy cashflow and a financial chokehold. In this Machine Shop MBA conversation, we break down how smart inventory practices—both physical and digital—can free up space, cut costs, and improve delivery performance. From raw materials and finished goods to WIP and cutting tools, we share the financial, operational, and workflow implications of what you keep on the shelf (and what you shouldn't). You'll hear real-world examples of vendor-managed material programs, strategies for keeping traceability without burying yourself in admin work, and ways we've turned “dead” stock into real cash. We also dig into why inventory accuracy matters beyond just making parts—touching on tax implications, property valuations, and how inventory missteps can kill the value of your business in a sale. And if you've ever lost hours hunting for the right cutter or fixture, our storage and tracking advice might change the way you think about tooling forever. This episode isn't about counting nuts and bolts—it's about building an inventory strategy that supports your cashflow, your team's efficiency, and your long-term profitability. Segments (0:24) Paperless Parts: Quoting made simple, profitable, and powerful (3:09) Why inventory is “sneaky important” for cashflow, workflow, and profitability (4:00) Common categories: raw materials, finished goods, consumables, and workholding (6:30) “Part stock” vs. catalogued vs hybrid strategies (7:58) Calculating the real cost of capital when buying material in bulk (10:45) Consolidating material sizes to reduce stock complexity (13:07) Physical storage, traceability, and avoiding costly scrap from lost certs (15:07) Labeling and marking best practices—from PO numbers to color codes (19:05) Storage layouts that save space and speed up retrieval (22:28) FIFO, LIFO, and how inventory accounting can impact your taxes (24:07) Why you need to check out the SMW Autoblok Catalogue (24:50) Why WIP can matter for accurate financials and business valuation (29:24) Cycle counting vs. painful year-end full inventory counts (33:26) Real-world wins from knowing exactly what's on your shelves (36:10) Avoiding the trap of overbuilding and obsolete finished goods (39:09) Using contracts and order commitments to protect yourself from rev changes (42:02) Inventory strategies for cutting tools—your most critical shop consumable (45:11) The value of having the right tool at the right time vs. lowest cost (49:45) Why random storage beats “organized” by type for cutting tools (52:19) Fixture storage, location tracking, and purging rarely used setups (54:39) How reviewing inventory can generate sales and free up cash (57:35) Key takeaways for building a smart, profitable inventory strategy (58:42) Grow your top and bottom line with CLA Resources mentioned on this episode Tooling and the Demon of Chaos Unlocking Tax Savings: Essential Strategies You Can Implement Immediately Paperless Parts: Quoting made simple, profitable, and powerful Why you need to check out the SMW Autoblok Catalogue Grow your top and bottom line with CLA Connect With MakingChips www.MakingChips.com On Facebook On LinkedIn On Instagram On Twitter On YouTube
Discover all of the podcasts in our network, search for specific episodes, get the Optimal Living Daily workbook, and learn more at: OLDPodcast.com. Episode 3251: The Mad Fientist breaks down a powerful but often overlooked tax strategy that can significantly boost your investment returns: specific share identification. By choosing exactly which shares to sell, you can minimize capital gains taxes and optimize long-term wealth accumulation, a simple tweak with massive financial upside. Read along with the original article(s) here: https://www.madfientist.com/specific-share-identification/ Quotes to ponder: "Most brokerages default to FIFO (first-in, first-out), but that's not usually the most tax-efficient method." "With specific share identification, you choose which shares you sell, which means you can control how much tax you'll pay." "Taking a few minutes to choose which shares to sell can save you thousands of dollars over your investing lifetime." Episode references: Vanguard - Cost Basis Methods: https://investor.vanguard.com/investor-resources-education/taxes/cost-basis IRS Specific Identification of Shares: https://www.irs.gov/publications/p550#en_US_2023_publink100099023 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Discover all of the podcasts in our network, search for specific episodes, get the Optimal Living Daily workbook, and learn more at: OLDPodcast.com. Episode 3251: The Mad Fientist breaks down a powerful but often overlooked tax strategy that can significantly boost your investment returns: specific share identification. By choosing exactly which shares to sell, you can minimize capital gains taxes and optimize long-term wealth accumulation, a simple tweak with massive financial upside. Read along with the original article(s) here: https://www.madfientist.com/specific-share-identification/ Quotes to ponder: "Most brokerages default to FIFO (first-in, first-out), but that's not usually the most tax-efficient method." "With specific share identification, you choose which shares you sell, which means you can control how much tax you'll pay." "Taking a few minutes to choose which shares to sell can save you thousands of dollars over your investing lifetime." Episode references: Vanguard - Cost Basis Methods: https://investor.vanguard.com/investor-resources-education/taxes/cost-basis IRS Specific Identification of Shares: https://www.irs.gov/publications/p550#en_US_2023_publink100099023 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Discover all of the podcasts in our network, search for specific episodes, get the Optimal Living Daily workbook, and learn more at: OLDPodcast.com. Episode 3251: The Mad Fientist breaks down a powerful but often overlooked tax strategy that can significantly boost your investment returns: specific share identification. By choosing exactly which shares to sell, you can minimize capital gains taxes and optimize long-term wealth accumulation, a simple tweak with massive financial upside. Read along with the original article(s) here: https://www.madfientist.com/specific-share-identification/ Quotes to ponder: "Most brokerages default to FIFO (first-in, first-out), but that's not usually the most tax-efficient method." "With specific share identification, you choose which shares you sell, which means you can control how much tax you'll pay." "Taking a few minutes to choose which shares to sell can save you thousands of dollars over your investing lifetime." Episode references: Vanguard - Cost Basis Methods: https://investor.vanguard.com/investor-resources-education/taxes/cost-basis IRS Specific Identification of Shares: https://www.irs.gov/publications/p550#en_US_2023_publink100099023 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
L'IFFCAM est la seule école francophone de doc animalier en Europe.Elle est historiquement et géographiquement très liée eu FIFO ... Marc a rencontré sur leur stand quelques joyeux lascars de l'IFFCAM, qui nous partagent quelques pépites naturalistes._______ Le FIFO (Festival international du film ornithologique) de Ménigoute est un rendez-vous incontournable pour les passionnés du documentaire animalier et pour les amoureux du Vivant.Le FIFO propose des projections de films, mais aussi un forum des assos et autres acteurs naturalistes, un salon d'Art animalier, des rencontres-débats, un festival off, des sorties et ateliers nature. L'entrée est gratuite et chaque projection payante. C'est simple, riche et “familial”.BSG a eu l'honneur et la chance d'y être invité pour la 38 e édition, fin octobre 2022. Marc y a réalisé 48 interviews, en se laissant guider par le hasard, au petit bonheur la grande chance. Il en est revenu les cales pleines de belles rencontres et de pépites naturalistes.___
Welcome to Pathway to Property, a podcast to help everyday Australians on their property investment journey through education, real-life stories, and firsthand investing experiences. In this episode, co-hosts Atlas Property Group director Lachlan Vidler, and Luke Clifford, are joined by accounting and property investment expert Jeremy Iannuzzelli for an in-depth discussion on structuring property investments. Lachlan and Luke start by highlighting the importance of strategic planning, before introducing Jeremy, whose advice has been pivotal in Lachlan's own journey. Jeremy breaks down four main ownership structures – individual ownership, corporate entities, self-managed super funds (SMSFs), and trusts with corporate trustees – explaining the benefits, drawbacks, and ideal use cases for each. He outlines how individual ownership offers simplicity and negative gearing benefits, corporate entities suit business owners with retained earnings, SMSFs allow control over super with potential for leveraged returns, and trusts provide flexibility for high-income earners. Jeremy addresses scenarios from FIFO workers to couples scaling portfolios, emphasising clear strategy, expert advice, and practical insights for investors at all stages seeking to optimise returns.
M3gan 2.0 The B1tc# is B@ck is not the tagline for this movie… but it could very easily have been. After the surprise hit that was the first M3gan, Blumhouse have done what they do best, and that is turn around a moderately budgeted sequel in a surprisingly quick time. Does this make for an excellent film that expands the original property and deepens the lore and background of the character? No. Does is make for an energetic romp that features not one but two murderous cyborgs with dead, doll-like eyes, doing martial arts and ridiculous stunts? Possibly. Listen in the full review to get the down low on the download. D10n , Qu1nny and J1ll are all on board for this episode and you better believe they not only have opinions, but a bunch of ways the film could have been SO much better. Synopsis Two years after M3GAN, a marvel of artificial intelligence, went rogue and embarked on a murderous rampage, its creator, Gemma, has become an advocate for government oversight of AI. Unbeknownst to her, a defense contractor has created a military-grade weapon known as Amelia, the ultimate infiltration spy. However, as Emlia’s self-awareness increases, it becomes less interested in taking orders. Hoping to stop Emilia, Gemma decides to resurrect M3GAN, making it faster, stronger, and more lethal. https://youtu.be/Aiam4GCb-ug As always, a digitally self aware thank-you to the dolls and action figures who join in with the conversation on the Twitch stream, live each Tuesday night at 7:30pm AEDT. 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Yeah, yes. Dion That’s what’s yes, it’s it’s all it’s all about female empowerment. You’re right about what else you’re right about here. Quinny Sort of, yeah. Dion No. Jill We trained our AI writing script on 1000 hours of RuPaul’s Drag Race and. This is what it came up with. Dion And yeah, and it’s actually better than. Quinny You you spent so long working out whether you could, you didn’t see whether you should but but but funnily. Going on this next week, sorry. Dion Enough that AI chat bot is still better than grok so. Quinny Yeah. Dion Hello, welcome to period. My name is and. Jill Jillian on. I am J1 all. Quinny QY Q1 and bifurcated numbers. Dion Yes. That’s right. And and Quinn, three, who’s there? And tonight we are talking about the sequel to the 2023. Jill Movie, yeah. Dion Methree again, I refuse to call anything else than. That Reagan 2. Speaker 8 I guess. Dion Yeah. Oh my God. Jill 3 and 2.0. Dion Yeah. Sorry. You’re right. 3 and 2.0, which if we’re going to follow these conventions, it’s going to be math. 3 gun version 4. Beta. Yeah, well, no version 4.1 final final use. This one final please. Final. Quinny Yeah. So no, really no really final and then you’ll find it in the wrong folder cause you for some reason chose the wrong place where you saved. Dion It. Yeah, yeah. Or someone will desperately call you and go. Did you make a backup of it? I deleted it accidentally. Quinny Always. No. Dion No or you start writing it in like a cloud based service and then suddenly someone will produce the movie 3 months before you were releasing it and. Speaker Thanks. Dion You’re like, OK. Quinny Hey, it looks like you’re trying to write a. Script for a. Sequel, you want me to **** it? Dion Up for you. Completely bad news. We’ve already scraped it and. Really. Sit in China. It’s bad when you get to the point where even asylum films are being outdone by people stealing the once. Speaker 7 That’s awesome. Quinny Oh, it hurts. It hurts and it hurts. Dion That’s not miss Reagan. Quinny No. So I want to know. Speaker Yeah. Quinny I I can’t remember. Did we all enjoy? I think we all enjoyed Megan, didn’t we? Jill We did quite thoroughly. We actually looked up the scores that we gave. Dion We did. Quinny It ohh damn you know. Dion Yeah, we did, yeah. When you weren’t here because you were late. COVID and I. Yeah. Now Jill and I went back and looked it up and we reviewed it in 20 January of 2023. And we gave it got a full score. Quinny Ohh Jesus Christ, because I’ve got for ********. Dion 85 because Karina’s score dropped it down from what would have. Been like nothing. Quinny Oh. Dion So we all had a nice time. Jill Thanks Karina. Dion Yeah. Quinny Good. Damn it. I mean, she’s in the chat right now. She could enter. Speaker 8 Yes. Yeah. Quinny For herself, yeah. Dion 100%. Quinny And incomes cash for with. Like that. Dion Subbing subbing for that. Jill Thank you. Thank you. As 51 month streak. Quinny Oh my God. Jesus. That’s incredible. Speaker 4 Wow. Wow. Dion Yeah, yeah, yeah, it’s. Jill God. Is that like how? Long. We’ve been. Yeah, it’s on Twitch. Dion Just swinging here. Yeah, yeah, at least. Quinny Yeah. Yeah, look. Jill Rocky. Dion We had to. We had to do all this stuff when it all became apparent that we couldn’t get together and talk about it, and now we just kept doing it. Speaker Hmm. Dion Yeah. So. Quinny We’re we’re still rocking and also Karina, I love the carinas. Not even sorry with her mark. She’s like, whatever. Jill Yeah. Dion Sorry. Jill No regrets. Dion Totally, no regrets. Look, I mean, thinking back to the time when we saw the original, I had a great time with it. It was a fun, quirky, slightly creepy Horror Story. It was. Jill Yeah. Dion We gave it a good score. It had a a fun thing in it. It had the weird dancing. It had the the, like sort of animal running. Very. Yeah. Very camp. But also kind of very creepy. And you just didn’t know how things were going to go. Jill Yeah, it was highly camp. Quinny It had a bit of style to it too, like it was, it was, you know, a pretty standard like slasher kind of thing. It was. It was child’s play, but with ale. Jill Yeah, it’s like, how do we ask the fibroid a. Quinny Chucky. Yeah. And I I was was very, very much into that. And like, you know. The the bit with. Yeah. Weird doll face thing chasing kids through the woods and you know, like a dog and ****. Jill Yeah. Pushing them in front. Of cars or? Quinny Yeah, yeah, there was. There was a whole bunch of cool **** in that first film, but I was like, oh, yeah, that’s actually kind of fun. There’s a. Jill Lot really kind of subverted the horror genre as well, but like being so overtly camp, I mean there are quite a lot of camp horror movies that, you know, become cult classics. But this was like. Dion Yeah. Jill For the modern era, you know about AI and. Speaker 7 Yeah. Dion Yeah. Yeah. Like, yeah. Jill What it’s doing to kids and that kind. Of stuff so. Dion It was near futurism, you know, it’s kind of like it’s, you know, we’re building robotics. Jill Syfy slant. Dion Yeah, robotics are more incorporated. It’s close to where we are. It’s a bit Black Mirror, but also it was, it was funny. Because watching. That’s creepy. It’s creepy. Funny you. Quinny That was the thing I think that. Know that was the thing that that really worked for me the first time around was that it was. Funny and like when it did creepy, it did creepy well, but there was enough knowing nods and funny to make. Dion Yeah. Quinny You go oh. Yeah, this this knows what it is. This. Dion Knows where it’s at and to be completely honest, begging for a sequel. You know, as soon as that the the credits rolled on the first one I was like, Yep, that will do. Yeah. Now we got a new franchise of the freaking. Speaker 7 Hold. Dion Killer Sassy killer robot *****. I like her. Let’s go. And now, what are we almost 2 and a bit years later, we’ve got 3 and 2.0. Speaker Yeah. Hmm. Dion Which is. Speaker 4 Yeah, yeah, I mean. Jill I mean, I don’t think patina particularly. No, really. We’re like, OK, So what were all the things about? The first one that made it successful and what everybody loved, it’s like, great, let’s do that again, but more. Speaker Yeah. Hmm. Dion Yeah, I love. Like all of it when I think about the marketing for it. I was watching this come. I was like, oh, they’re now sound. Like, great, this sounds good. And then it was just catch phrase, catch phrase, neon catch phrase. And I’m like, oh, no. Speaker Yeah. Dion Oh, no, no, no. Oh, no, no, I didn’t like. I didn’t like the catch phrases from the first movie. I like the creepy murderbot. Speaker Yeah. Jill Yeah, they’re. Yeah, they’re like ohh quick. Culture is like really latched on to this, like, let’s pander to them more and just like, turn her into hunty diva boots, the house down, Yas Queen. Dion Yeah, yeah. Speaker 8 And it lost all. Speaker 4 Of the horror. Quinny Like, I mean, what was what was the? Dion Thing with it was like, ohh Miss Megan’s the the the horrible murderous robot. Oh yeah, that should be the person. We’ve got to empathize with. And following the sequel, it’s like, No, No, we don’t. Quinny No, no, you there are many things that you have taken away from this first film that you’ve taken away role. Speaker What have we? Dion What if we made her the antihero? No, please. No, no, guys, no. Quinny So do do you do you want a synopsis? I have the synopsis. Speaker 4 Ohh please. Dion Sure. I actually don’t have any music, but. Quinny No, no, that’s OK like. Dion There you go. I’ll put a little bit in. Quinny The background. There we go, OK. And I I don’t think I can do any kind of. Robot voice for this. Dion No, you. Quinny Cause like she’s, she’s auto tuned. It’s it’s all very, you know, Glados. It’s not a. Speaker Quinny Thing. Speaker 7 Quinny Two years after Megan. Mr. Egan. Whatever you wanna call it, a marvel of artificial intelligence went rogue and embarked on a murderous rampage. Its creator, Jammer, has become an advocate for government oversight of AI. Very exciting. Unbeknownst to her, a defense contractor has created a military grade weapon known as. Amelia. Here, the ultimate infiltration spy. However, as Amelia’s self-awareness increases, it becomes less interested in taking audits, hoping to stop Amelia. Gemma decides to resurrect at Merigan, making it faster, stronger, and more lethal. That’s not entirely. Accurate, no. I also I’m gonna assume that an idiot wrote this because it goes from being Amelia to Amelia, like there are typos and she had. All through it. Dion So what you’re telling me? Is the AI wrote this? Quinny I think it may have been written. Speaker No. Quinny By II cause it’s. Yeah, like it’s Amelia, the Emilia, and then something else. Dion Yeah. Quinny Well done everybody. Dion All of the characters that were there in the first one are back in the second one, and that’s yeah, kind of great. Like, you know, there wasn’t anyone who was offensive. Speaker 1 Yeah. Dion You know, and that some of the ideas that were presented were pretty good, you know, like, as in, how do you do a sequel? What are we gonna go here? I I have to say it’s not one of those ones that is kind of really dumb. Dumb logic. Like there’s a few jumps. Yeah. Yeah. Quinny No. Jill No, I mean like when I heard the plot for the film, I was like ohh, that sounds dumb. I’m in. Yeah, but like, in a fun way of like, it’s gonna be a camp horror film again. I can. I can buy into the ridiculousness of the movie, especially because like the cast is so good at selling it as well. Speaker Hmm. Quinny Yeah. And then. Yeah, and and I. Mean you’ve kind of got that tradition. Of something like Terminator and then Terminator 2 where you know the first one kill the robot second one. Ohh we make the robot the protector. But like cool. Yeah. And as Casper says, a worst to murder too. Yes. Yeah, Terminator 2 where like the the bad guy doesn’t have any. Any of the interestingness of the T1000. Speaker 7 I’m worse. Dion Kind of. Or, yeah, yeah, a major Japanese. Do you know, like Arnold Schwarzenegger always wanted to do more comedy, more comedy. You know, anything. Imagine if they just let him into. Medicine. Speaker Oh. Quinny Do you remember the the the the shots in Terminator 3 where he’s like he puts on the the the star sunglasses and stuff? Dion Yeah. And that’s kind of. Kind of weak. Yes. Quinny All that, yeah. Dion And that is kind of this version of of Megan. It’s like the yassif tied. Meghan. Speaker It’s yeah. Dion Versus. Jill To the to the absolute enth degree. Like they they went too far. They turned the dial too far. Dion Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, yeah. Fighting. Yeah. Fighting her as well. Not sister, but like cousin. Quinny All the way to levity, stupid. Cousin ****. Dion Sorry. Yeah, shin hottie from Asoka has has has appeared now as a murderous. Another murderous girl in this one which is, you know more realistic. And that was one of the things that kind of made me a little annoyed too. Was like ohh they took the idea like the the building blocks of Megan and made another one. And this one looks like a real person though. It’s like no part of the reason Meghan was creepy. You know. Well, yeah. No, she’s just murder robot, like stock standard dog standard murder robot. You know who’s hot? Ish. Hmm. Jill Yes, exactly. Quinny For for a yeah, in a prepubescent, weird way. Like, yeah, it’s. Jill Don’t get me wrong, I still had a good time. I still enjoyed the movie. I enjoyed the movie. I was. Quinny I was. I was. OK, that’s what I wanted to know. Jill Spying the plot. 2°. Speaker Yeah. Jill The actors again really sold it. Quinny Yeah. Jill They you know, they they were committed to the bit. You could tell that they were on the emotional journey. Just the thing that bothered me was it was so obvious. That they were. Trying to go harder than they did the first time around and it really just kind of lost the specialness of it being a subversive horror film. Speaker Yes. Quinny 100%. Speaker Yeah. Dion And I feel like they muted. Jill Yes. Dion Megan, in a certain way, because they were like, no, no, the actual murder 1 is this other robot who will do the evil murdering, and then we’ll limit. Speaker Oh, gorgeous. Speaker 4 I feel. Jill Like Meghan in the first one was, like, really harsh and like a Serbian, but this one was just kind of like. Dion Again. Hmm yeah. Jill Yeah, yeah, Devo let’s do. It. I’m like, what? Yeah, no, like, compliant. I don’t really get. Dion Yeah. It, well, the creepy thing about the first one, which I really liked is she was quiet. She was observant and she would be calculating, and that was the creepy thing about it. You, you. She’d be standing there looking and you’re like, what the **** is that thing thinking about in this one? They just put that internal monologue straight out. Quinny Yeah. Speaker Yeah. Jill Yeah, it was way too vocalised. Dion In that. Of like. Quinny Yeah, yeah, at no point in time. Are you questioning what her thoughts are? I mean, the the they do their best to give you a whole bunch of twists and turns and you know, shouldn’t be just a who’s a good. Dion I’m doing this now. Jill Yeah, I appreciated that because yeah, there was a lot of moments where I was like, oh, OK. Quinny Guy who’s a bad guy. Jill It’s not the that’s not what I thought it was. OK, well, we’re going somewhere else on this journey. But Megan, just monologue too much. Quinny Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Jill So like all of her motives were like out there. Dion Yeah. Quinny But also it felt like it had it had taken it from being a like a a creepy little, you know, stalky horror film like hand that rocks the cradle. Is this this cute thing suddenly deadly? It literally turns it into a candy coated weird sci-fi like superhero film like and I I’m look ************, I’m all down for candy coated superhero sci-fi, but this felt like Shark boy and lava girl a lot more of the time than it felt like Megan. Jill Yeah. Dion Including that you know the the images, it’s just off to the side there where she looks like love the girl like. Quinny You know. Dion You’re saying? Jill Oh yeah, yeah. That moment from like, the the thing where she was in a costume. I’m like, when I saw that. I’m like, wanna cosplay it? Dion Dancing comp the Ayo. Speaker Yeah. Yeah. Sure. Yeah. Jill That was, yeah, it was a fun outfit. Dion Don’t. Don’t do the dance, though. Do the the original dance like. I mean, that just felt like it was trying to replicate the dance that we saw in the first one. Which was weird. Umm yeah? Jill That’s the thing they’re like. How do? We do. Do all of the things from the first one that everybody loves but like, do it again and have them love it again. Speaker Yeah. Jill And there was like another I’ll, I’ll say I won’t spoil it for anyone, but it was another musical moment where I was kind of like, ah, OK, it was funny. Speaker 7 Oh. Jill The first time around, but now. I I don’t think I can be in this moment. Seriously. Quinny Yeah. Yeah, I when when we come to talking about this, the spoilery stuff or whatever. Yeah, I’ve got real issues with that like. Dion There was some. There was, yeah, there was some genuine like, I mean this is. The thing like I. I think as a whole I didn’t. Really enjoy the film. But. Speaker Dion There were bits in it that I was when I was going through it was like I had a fun time. Like I felt like it was a good fun time and I was going with no, this is moving really. This is moving pretty quickly. It’s it’s complicating itself, but then it’s kind of untangling those complications. I got lots of shades of like 80s movies that I didn’t think I’d get. Like I got a lot of Superman 3, like a lot of Ghostbusters. Quinny It was a massive Superman three, yeah. Dion Yeah, yeah, yeah. But also the Superman 5 nuclear man. I got that too. So was that four. Sorry. Apologies. Sorry. Quinny Yeah, there is number. 5. Dion No, no, that’s no, that was I was thinking about Highlander 5. But yes, Superman stuff and and some Ghostbusters, some other stuff that was thrown in there. I was kind of like. Jill Bit of Metropolis imagery as well. Quinny Sure. Very much so. Dion Yeah, yeah, yeah. A couple of twists, which I was like, oh, that was quite a. That was a good twist. Or that was interesting. And then a lot of the other stuff I was like, that’s just this is. Fine, but not great. And yeah, by the end of it, I’m like, I don’t need a myth organ or a mafia. Quinny Like I I would be happy to go back and and you know, re explore the Megan math Regan thing like. But I would want like something that went back to formula. Dion You know. Quinny I want something that is crappy. I want something that is about killer robots that. Dion Yeah. Jill Yeah. I mean, did Halloween or Friday the 13th, like, ever screw the pooch on the second film? Quinny You don’t trust. Speaker 8 Like. Quinny Probably. Jill Oh, OK. Well, how do you have like such? Dion Yeah. Jill A long series in a in a horror franchise still be scary every movie, but like you. Quinny Know this and this is where this one fell down for me. Is that like it forgot that it was? Speaker 7 Hmm. Quinny Horror movie. Yeah, like it totally, totally lost its its teeth. You know, there, there were a couple of. Heads spun around and stuff like that, but. Jill Yeah, there was like some gore, but like, that was about it. None of it was like terrifying. Speaker But. Quinny And there was no, no tension, no thriller like that, yeah. Dion Yeah, the the like some of the violence was there and remember it was all committed on the screen. It was mainly committed by the new one. Amelia, which in and sorry acronyms. I’m. Like. Oh, sorry acronyms, not acronyms. Acronyms. People must be sitting down trying to write. How like what name? Is this because of we have to make it into an acronym. I felt that that was a bit of a stretch, but like you know, they had all of those things done by her. But when it came to Megan, you know, nothing very bloody. Dement it happen and then they use a you know, a writing tool to stop her from doing that stuff. And it was so frustrating because that was what you wanted. You wanted this homicidal robot that you don’t trust to do those things which make you not want to trust that you want her to be an unreliable. Narrator. Jill Umm yeah, but I kind of felt by the end I was like, ohh, come on, Megan, you can do it like I was cheering her on. Dion Yeah, yeah. Yeah. Betray them. Betray them. Betray. Yeah. Speaker 8 Yeah. Dion That’s kind of what you’re going for. Speaker Hmm. Jill Yeah, it was way too much a a hero’s arc. Dion And I felt. Like in the. Jill Redemption. Dion In the in the setup too, you’re you’re given to Gemma the character Gemma. You’re given all the tools at the start of the movie to actually go. You’re being. It and you deserve to have something bad happened to you. You deserve to have your trust broken because you’re being sheet and that was just a bit of a let down to not have that kind. Quinny Of thing come through? Yeah. Yeah. Like they were. They were introduced a few new characters. Get rid of them very quickly. In most cases, like you know, and some of the fun, like I I thought Jermaine Clement was having a. Lot of. Fun yes. Dion Ohh he’s he’s he’s sort of cameo character was great. Speaker 8 It is great value. Dion Yeah, yeah, yeah. If you ever gonna. If you ever gonna create a tech, bro, you don’t like. Quinny Yeah, done, man. And and I, I felt like. Jill He works. He wearing a prosthetic chest. Quinny 100 yeah. Like I love that because it was just so musky. Like it was screaming the ******* Musk. All the way. Dion Yeah. And look. Quinny I mean, yeah, I would watch Megan versus Chucky, like the new Chucky that is the robot doll version. Dion I haven’t seen you. Quinny Jackie. Ohh that that one. Jill You need. Quinny God. Came out a few years ago now I think I’m not like. And then you’ve got the the mystery or you know, mythology of demons versus technology. Yeah. Dion Oh. I like, I feel like that. That’s something that they like. They went for that in the third film and it was like Megan versus Chucky. I’d be like, OK, fine. I’m. Back in, we’re. Quinny We’re on this, yes. Dion Let’s get back to this. It’s about them compare like competing with each other about how to do the most gruesome murder. I’d be like, great. That’s OK. Back on track, you know, steered in, you steered into the skid, and now you’re right. Everything. Speaker Yep. Quinny Yeah. Because they’ve definitely they’ve they’ve hit this one well and truly sideways, and they’re heading right for the ******* barrier. Yeah. Yeah, yeah. Yeah. Like there are moments in it that I laughed and I really enjoyed, like, you know, there’s a a point where Megan takes it over a car and and you know that like. Speaker Yeah. Jill They’re complaining. Quinny Just because I’m a fan of of Knight Rider, I was like no. OK, thank you. But then I thought you may have laid it on a. Little thick there guys. Dion Except for its catch. Jill Yeah, you can’t imagine Kit saying hold. On to your. Vaginas. Yeah, no. Quinny And yeah. Dion And that’s what I’m saying. There’s like, catch phrase. Everyone’s laughing, right. And I’m like. No, everyone went. It’s like they you. It was the first. We all know you don’t have one. And secondly, come on. You know you’re supposed to be a 12 year old girl thing or or are you now a teenager because you’re growing up in the AI space. Speaker 7 Hmm. Dion You know, and it’s like, OK, you’ve got the the metaphors that you’re going for here, you know, the the difference is everyone has to grow and become different. I’m like, yeah, but that doesn’t mean you go from. Homicidal robot too. Maybe I’m the savior. Quinny I mean there, there is some other interesting stuff that I I do want to talk about that is less fun, right? Jill Ohh, like the narrative around technology and intelligence. Quinny Yeah. Yeah. Like the there’s, there’s. Like they’re trying to say something here and that’s the thing that occasionally feels. Speaker Yeah. Quinny Interesting, but also at odds with the kind of film that it is like they’re they’re very definitely making some pretty big swings at, you know, is AI a problem and what is? What are the questions of the the ethics of it and everything. But the thing that got me. Dion Yeah. Quinny And that kind of weirded me. Out a little bit. So the guy Christian is, is an AI ethicist and is somebody who’s trying to get AI shut down, basically. There is. There is a podcast I listen to quite regularly and. The weird thing about is the person. One of the two hosts of this one. It’s OK. It’s from a place called the Center for Humane Technology. And they’ve been doing talks and speeches around the world about the AI dilemma and what it’s actually doing to. What? What it’s heading towards, it’s not good. The lead guy of the podcast is a guy called Tristan and the fact that they kept he’s not Tristan. He’s not Christian, he’s Christian. I was like ohh ****. Are you taking a swipe at Tristan? Jill Tristan is gone. Ohh, do you think it was like actually? Quinny I’m almost 100. Speaker 8 Quinny Percent sure they are, because like. Dion Come on, let’s be honest. They’re taking a swipe at whoever is anywhere near anything. Quinny Yeah. Oh, yeah, like. Dion They’re not. It’s it’s a shotgun effect. It’s they’re they’re not sort of sitting there going. Oh, no, we’ll, we’ll, we’ll use the scalpel on this one. And the scalpel on that one, it’s like. You know like. Who’s talking in this space that we can sort of base a few characters around? Yeah, that’s a. Bit of a thing off we go. Quinny Yeah, I don’t know. But also the fact that like where they kind of placed it at the end of that, the AI ethicists are actually the bad people. You’re like. Speaker Hmm. Dion Don’t worry though, if don’t worry if the big. Jill You they kind of subverted their whole message. Quinny Yeah, yeah, totally sure. What you’re saying here, folks? Dion If the. Don’t worry, don’t worry if the big, beautiful bill passes, then we’ll have 10 years of sorry, 12 years of unregulated AI stuff in America. So why regulate something if you don’t understand it? Speaker 4 Ohh. Dion Yeah. I know, right? Quinny You know, let’s let’s send Miss Reagan to to alligator Auschwitz and she can, like, dance around through the. Dion Screen. That’s how it should be called I think. Sorry. Jill Yeah, they’re calling it our first cleaning. Dion Alligator, Alcatraz. Quinny Yeah, that’s what. Speaker They’re called. Quinny What they’re calling it, I’ve seen the. Dion Yeah, yeah. Quinny Photos that shoots out. Dion Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. We all know what this is, right? Right. Yeah. Quinny Like the literally, I watched a ******* speech from DJ. He talking about? Ohh yeah. We’ll let people out on day release to farms. I’m like that’s slavery. Dion That’s worse. That’s worse, Ryan. OK. Although predicting, thank you for updating me there. Apparently, it has been that that provision was was struck off. So I don’t know, maybe sure. Speaker 7 Hmm. Quinny Sure. Ohh Aski has an idea and I do quite like Meghan goes into Tron. OK. Yep. And and then she can. Jill Yeah. Quinny Fight Jared Leto. Dion Yeah, betrogen. No, but do you know what that? Would do that would be. Because then it would. It would gasify Tron. Be like pink, pink light cycles and things going just just in. Quinny Just the right light up. Dion Yeah, she’s just she’s just throwing producer money at her. Yeah. Yeah. Exactly how much go for it, actually, to be fair. Yeah. Kind of a Yas. Tron would be a fun aside. Quinny Yeah, make it happen to Disney. Jill Gastro. Quinny The queer eye for the Tron. Guy. Dion Yeah, Jared, you’re looking so weird and and orange. It’s the old color. We need pink, pink everywhere. Let’s go. Like you know. Quinny Yeah, I would watch that. Dion Yeah. Yes, there we go. Jill Honey, you’re a winter, not a summer. Quinny And the more I think about the first Megan, the more I go. God, I really enjoyed that film. Yeah. And the more I think God, this film was kind of dopey. Dion Yeah. Also like, I mean, I. You know, talking about the way that they presented this to it’s like the villain of it is like, oh, it’s just this sorry we we created an assassin bot and it’s gone rogue and now it’s trying to do something and it’s kind of a bit like, so what’s it trying to do? Oh, well, we can’t really tell you till later in the film. And then we’ll explain sort of things. That has to do with photocopiers, and that’s a real plot point. Sorry, but you know, you’ve got this. It doesn’t actually make it like it’s not as bad as you. Quinny You know like. Dion There’s no great villain there. There’s like in this. It’s easy, it’s cause like, well, Megan’s the murderbot. So she’s bad. And this one, it’s like, OK, are they really bad? Is anyone really bad? Who’s the actual bad person here? And it’s like, no, no, no. Just give us our hat to hang it on. That’s all we’re after. We need a bad thing. Stop the bad thing. We don’t need the twists and the turns. Speaker Hmm. Quinny Yes. Yeah, and the the familial relationship between Gemma and and Katie like that. I was able to hang my head on that. For a lot more like. That still works, and there are actually a couple of bits in there that I really enjoyed. There was 1 moment that I was like oh ******* hell. Where like they they go into a bunker or something like that. And Katie’s cracked the ***** with Gemma. She ever tries to hold her hand, and then Katie just ******* jujitsu’s the **** out of her. And I was like, oh, oh, nice. Oh, sorry. Aikido. Jill Yeah. Speaker Yeah. Dion Sorry, which we all know is in a real martial art. Quinny Is coming for you right now. Yeah, well. You’ll be here in like 5 to 7. Dion Years. I always say that to the Aikido people. Like what are you going to do? Wait to redirect my energy? Just trying to start a fight. It’s all right. Quinny It’s never gonna work with my Peter. Dion No, exactly. Speaker Just. Quinny I’m gonna slap your hands. Dion Wait. Sorry. Quinny Anyway, yeah, like there there are. There are moments in there. There are relationships in there that work, but I feel like. Jill Yeah, I think there is definitely a better film that could have been made instead of pandering to the audience. I think wanted this movie, yeah. Quinny Yeah, I did see an interview briefly with the producer of it who is. So the other thing we haven’t actually mentioned the film. Has tanked really badly. Jill Oh. Quinny Yeah, like it has not done anything like the numbers they expected. And the producer was saying, yeah, we we probably followed the wrong directions and we have made wrong choices. And yeah, I’ve had a bad weekend. Jill Ohh. Quinny Which I I feel bad for them because. It must be really hard when you’ve had a massive success. To go. OK. What are the things that worked? Jill Here’s what I’ll give you for free, I bet you. All the money in the world, it was a team of white, straight CIS men that decided to write this film. They were like. Oh, OK. Well, if the gays and the girls love this, then let’s just do more of that and they’ll have absolutely like, no. Perspective around what actually made it good in the first place. Quinny Yeah, there is. So one of the writers of Aquila Cooper who wrote malignant. But yeah, you have a couple of writers, Gerard Johnson and James Wan. Jill James 1 you. Should have ******* known better bro like. Quinny He really ******* should have. Jill Yeah, cause yeah, he was on the first one as well and like that movie was such a sigh. But this one was just like. Dion It feels I know so like it does feel like they as you said it might not. Jill Away shante. Speaker 8 Sashay away. Dion They might have fed too much, you know, RuPaul’s Drag Race into the idea. Shut out engine. Jill Yeah, 100%. Quinny Algorithm. Dion Yeah. And I do feel like you’ve got, it’s like a lot more complicated like in the first one, it’s pretty, it’s a pretty simplistic plot, you know? Yeah, it’s not too. It’s not too hard. This one feels like it’s like, oh, we’re going to get way more complicated. It’s bigger. It’s everything we’re going to treat this as a whole thing. You know, she’s now a, you know, internationally recognized. But on these things. You know, the whole thing wasn’t just swept under the rug. It like, you know, the first movie, the the stuff became an international in like, news story and all that kind of. Thing and I’m like, yeah. But no, sometimes it’s better to just be a bit smaller and a bit tighter like. I mean, it could have just been a whole thing of Megan trying to get her body back after being existing. In all these things, and they did have a few notes about that in this film, but I it jumped the shark for me when it went to like, how does Megan Switch herself around in between things? And I was like, wow, this makes. Absolutely no sense. Jill Yeah, they could have saved the military grade. Megan’s. For the third movie. Dion Sure. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, absolutely. Jill Just build to it. Don’t do it. Don’t go. Dion Yeah, yeah, I know. But I mean, you know, like when at what point are we getting to the underground? Club of Megan’s. Jill Yeah. Speaker Never. Jill Yeah, full read. Never go full R word. Quinny Yeah, no. True, no. Dion Fight Club never go full Fight Club. Quinny And this film didn’t. Yet. No. Yeah. OK. Should we rate it? I do. There are a couple of little things I want to talk about in the spoils. Dion Yeah, sure. Runtime question that was in there. Yeah, 100. And 20 minutes it didn’t feel over long. Quinny To me, I don’t know. No, I was watching it and I I I kind of got to the the third act and I was ready for it to be done. Sure, you know. Speaker 7 The world. Quinny Like I I all I wanted a big enough twist in that third act to make it worthwhile, and I didn’t really get it, so I was like. Dion Mean we you know. Speaker Sure. Dion Well, I mean, yeah, alright. Do you have an idea of ratings? Has anyone said in the chat? Check it, check the. Rating in there you. Quinny Yeah. If you’ve seen, it’s put a number, I will look for the number with the the 100 symbol because it helps me. Dion I’m going. I was lower and then I raised it back up a couple of notches because a couple of the times I went, that’s actually quite generally funny. Speaker To. Work out. Dion And especially 1 gag, which I was like. Ohh no, this is the worst. And then by the end of the gag, I was like it. Got better over time. It aged in the moment. Speaker 7 It. Dion It aged in the moment and I went. That’s actually really ******* funny. Like it was awkward and awful and cringe for like 3 minutes and then by. Speaker Yes. Speaker 4 I was like, I’m never doing it again. Dion The end of it I was like ohh this. Speaker 7 Is all they all they just leave. Speaker 8 And I’m like, actually, yeah, they they held it and you had to keep keep. Dion Yeah, don’t you? Don’t you dare go to the ******* chorus. Jill. So. So yeah, mine was lower and now it’s come back up to 60. 5:00 that’s fine. Speaker Yeah. Quinny OK, down as in as a 65, OK. Jill Oh wow. I gave. Megan won 90 last time. I really ******* loved it. Dion Wow. Yes, yeah. Quinny Yeah. Jill I still enjoyed this. Movie. I’m not gonna be ashamed about enjoying the movie like, especially because it it pandered to my tastes. The only thing that disappointed me was that there was not one horror element left in it, and that was the whole point of it being so great the. Quinny Don’t don’t be. Dion No. Speaker 4 Yeah. Jill This time. So I mean, I still I. Still loved it. The characters are great. Megan is fantastic, the jokes were dumb. I I lived. Maybe a 75? OK, this time, yeah. If they had had, like, if it was still a true horror film, it would. Probably be another. 90 again but. Speaker Yes. Quinny Yeah, I’m. I’m. I’m probably gonna. Yeah. Split. No, actually, no. I’m going to close the deal on this one. Like. Yeah, I I. It’s so frustrating watching something where you can see the elements of something really fun and then go. Why did. Where, where, where. Did that go like? Where’s the tension? Where’s the the scares? Where’s the anything that feels slightly? Horrific or, you know, any of that and also, you know, as you said, you know, including shin hottie in there basically means that like if she’s meant to be the scary thing. Then use her as the the scary thing. But she’s not scary. Jill No, she’s just sexy and I’m like, can she stalk me? Quinny So sexy. Dion Yeah, yeah. Quinny I would, yes are you? Are you? Dion A guard. Quinny I’ll I’ll get. I’ll get chest and and Abby implants too, so. So yeah, I’m. I’m down with dark and I’m about. I’m a 65 as well. I it’s OK, but it’s not a patch on the 1st. 1. And there are a couple of points where I was like, I don’t even remember where Megan got damaged, but then she shows up with the horror of, you know, melted face and stuff. And I was like. Doesn’t feel earned. Doesn’t feel like you know. We. God. Yeah, it’s just, it’s just missing stuff. Jill I don’t know. Yeah, they tried to turn. Everything into a gag. Quinny They really did. They really, really did. OK, right. We have a a clippity Doo dah or something like. Dion We’ve got an extra long clip that I’m going to play the entire thing of, and this is after Miss Reagan has been upgraded. So now she knows Kung Fu. Speaker Speaker 1 Just wanted to say great job on those actuators. Speaker You’re welcome. Speaker 1 Hey, so remember the time I strangled you and said the lab on fire? I just wanted to clarify that my programming only allowed me to count principles related to my primary user. As a result, I was unable to see you and Tess as being consequential. But I want you to know that won’t happen again. I want you to know. I see you. Dion Is she or? Is she not going to be murder? But again find out more when you go and see Miss Reagan. I’m putting this whole thing up. There we go. Perfect. Covering anyone thing. Yeah. Jill All right, we’re all dying to ******* talk about it. Quinny What the **** was up with the singing? The musical number that you’re just. Speaker 8 Like. Jill Yeah, yeah, we got a an amazing rendition of titanium in the first film. Quinny Hmm. Jill Yeah. And this time around we got a bit. Of Kate Bush. Dion Redeemed. Quinny I didn’t recognize and I. Was just like, what are we? Singing here. Dion But I mean like that, that was a joke that I saw like that came up and that’s the one where I’m like, yeah, this is not great. This is just awful. What are they trying to do here? And then they really like, it’s it. I think that’s like a metaphysical like, you know, they’ve they’ve got the meta of this, it’s gone through and they know the inside the actual scene. They’re like this is. ******* terrible. Speaker Yeah. Yeah, what? Speaker 4 Are you doing? Yeah. Quinny Yeah, yeah. And we’re we’re gonna keep it going to make it uncomfortable. And now it’s funny. Uncomfortable. Yeah. Dion Yeah, yeah. Speaker 7 And. Dion Yeah, look. Jill Come on. The whole cinema laughed when that. Dion Oh yeah, for that one, I was just thinking, man, photocopiers. Why the **** a photocopier is the worst thing? OK, that felt like a gag out of someone who’s like, oh, we saw office space, and we hate printers and stuff, right? So what if we made the actual villain of this entire thing a photocopier? That’s basically been kept at a gulag and is now the worst thing in the plan. Jill Ohh. Yeah, that was strange. Quinny Strange. Yeah. I mean, though technically not even a photocopier, it was just rob. It was rob from Nintendo. Jill Is that true that if you isolate like an AI from anything, it just grows smarter? Like to me that sounds like the complete and. To the system. Speaker What would actually happen? Quinny It was such periodic concept. That you know. Ohh it’s been left alone. So it’s just gotten more and more dangerous. I’m like, no, it would just be running exactly the same process as over and over and over. Jill Also, why is it? Why is it connected to any kind of power? Dion Yeah. Just turn it. Quinny On using it forward. And and that was the moment the Superman 3 moment where, like, they finally connect to the the black box or whatever the **** it was called. Motherboard. I don’t know. Yeah, the motherboard. And I was like, ohh cool. We gotta get a like. I was really hoping for a weird Superman 3 ******* like. Dion Yeah. Quinny Electrical **** coming out and overtaking people and like, you know, go full body horror, go a little bit of ******* Cronenberg, you know, really delve deep into the the the almost like. It’s the kind of **** if you’ve set up this horrific AI that has just been stewing in its own evil for 40 years. Then make that some cosmic horror ****. Don’t just make it shin hottie with glowing eyes. I was like, come on, **** sake. Yeah, disappointing. Got very, very angry at that bit. Jill Yeah, it was. Speaker Strange. And it was, yeah. Dion You know, it’s sad that like they made like some of the returning the returning supporting. Cast was also great. Yeah, like their interactions were still good and they were the voice of reason, which is all the audience going. What the **** are you doing? Why you’re even interacting with this thing that tried to kill everyone. UM. And then they try like they do that where, like putting it into that weird robo body, the little kind of one that was, that was actually a cute and fun way of doing that. And then that thing did nothing. And they immediately skipped past that. They moved all the jokes or anything you could have done with it, you know. Speaker Ohh yeah. Hmm. Yeah. Dion Fun you could have had tough. Yeah. If you have had it. Like in that way. Quinny I thought that was going to be half the film. Dion For half the film, sure. Quinny Again that, yeah. Jill Yeah, then earn upgrade. Quinny Yeah. Yeah. And there was, there was a moment of something that they used that I was like, actually that’s kind of creepy and cool. There was a moment where they’ve been working on a, like, a exosuit that that, you know, helps people move and. And you know, that’s what they’re trying to move people around. And at one point that becomes animated by itself by, you know, something inside it. And I was like, that would have been *******. Speaker 1 Yippee. Quinny You know, in a dark house, this thing that’s coming towards you that moves in completely in human ways. Jill If 2/3 of the movie was Megan jumping around things trying to get a new body, and then you pay it off in the third act, you give her a body and she defeats the bad guy that would have. Dion Yeah. Quinny **** yeah. Jill Worked. So much better than giving her a body at the end of the first act. Quinny Yeah, like she she goes through, like, cute little body. Then she goes her own half rebuilt. Jill Or if she started out in the weird like exoskeleton thing and then it’s like, Oh my God, it’s Megan. And she’s, like, trying to kill. Quinny And then. Jill People and. ****. Yeah, and. Quinny Yeah. Jill Then give her the harmless one. There’s no arm. Quinny And. Dion Yeah, I’m trying to remember. Quinny So much of that would be much more entertaining. Speaker A bit. Dion The film upgrade, but I was thinking more of like, do you remember the film, the horror film hardware from the 80s? Speaker Hmm. Dion You know which was about a, you know, a robot that slowly rebuilds itself out of. Junk. All right. Jill Ohh ******* poltergeist like. Speaker Yeah. Jill You. Dion Know yeah that like. Jill Possessing inanimate objects. Quinny Yeah, like they, they, they, they’ve forgotten the face of their fathers. They have forgotten where they came from. And you know, that’s what. Jill The horror films that paved the way? Yeah. Dion I mean, they feel like they. Had when they were doing the ideation for and they’re writing all the scenes and they’re thinking about the action pieces that they can have with it. It’s like, great, you’ve got enough content. There. For about what 5 movies? If you, but if you just took each one of those and gone hey. Yeah, exoskeleton version, then you know weird cutesy robot version then like oh body rebuilt version. It’s like great. That’s actually separate. Jill Yeah, exactly. Dion With cool, creepy things you could do along the way to to to make all that and include that kind of crazy sense of humour. And, you know, sassy attitude. Jill Yeah, what if they stumbled upon, you know, Megan rebuilding herself and she’s like, you know, that half created corpse dragging along the. Dion Yeah, yeah. Speaker 4 Floor. Dion Exactly who wanted to play a tea party with a little girl? That that’s all she is in her brain. And she’s like I’m 43 years old. Jill Kind of. Horror motif. Speaker 7 I’m not a little. Dion Girl anymore. You know, it’s kind of. Like ohh. Jill Yeah, they took the cheap way out. I. Quinny Think. Yeah. And they went for. Yeah, suffication. And they went for superheroes and they went and. Dion I feel like I feel like. They didn’t go for yes vacation. They went for merchandising opportunities. Quinny Yeah, yeah. Dion You. Know. Speaker Yeah. Jill The marketing team wrote the movie. Dion Yeah, I feel like a little like it looked like, you know, Megan had enough versions in the sequel that you’re like, ohh, that’s an action figure line. Quinny Yeah. So we’ve, we’ve, we’ve got sci-fi Robo doll. Megan, we’ve got, like, original Megan Reed rebuilt. We’ve got. Dion Assassin Amelia, Cyber Amelia, you know. Quinny Yeah. Yeah, motherboard God. Amelia. Amelia. Dion Or, you know, low jacking the brain implant. Megan, which is actually. Quinny Hmm yeah. Once again and there was an idea when Megan Labor, I love it, but. Jill That’s the one in the. Squirrel outfit, where she’s flying into the Silicon Valley. Quinny See and that was the whole number where I went. What the **** did we just become? Like, you know, Tom Cruise. At what point in time did Megan have to become Tom? Dion Yeah, exactly. Jill She’s a robot. She doesn’t show up on anything. Why is she flying in stealth mission? Speaker 8 Like. Quinny It was dumb. It was just. It’s too dumb. Was Benoit Blunt dumb? Ohhh yeah. But yeah, like on a on a very surface level. Yeah. OK, that’s fun. Yeah, great. But it’s not because it’s dumb and it doesn’t add up to anything. And there are so many better ideas out there. Why aren’t they hiring us? Dion I don’t know. Corny start pitching them and then. Quinny I guess the well used to be. Have somebody who’s very good at pitching on our team, so maybe we. Dion Should, couldn’t you start writing it? Then you hand that writing over to Jill, Jill, Yasir, fly. The **** out of. Jill It. Yeah, it’s not within an inch. Dion I’ll I’ll add. Jill Of its life. Dion Yeah. And then she’ll give it to me and I’ll Add all the things that the executives want to cut out so that they feel like they’ve done something. And then we should be able to get it through, no worries. And then Peter, Peter will take all those ideas, screw them up, throw them away and make something worthy. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Quinny Sweet, so. Actual thing that it’s doing. Dion That has nothing to do with killer robots and more stuff to do with. I don’t know crocodiles. Yeah. And like, sure environment. Yeah. Yeah, yeah. Worthwhile. Projects. Quinny Dion Well, you know, look, hey, that’s. All I’ve got to say about methadone. Quinny So I’m I’m very excited cause what are we doing next week? Folks. Dion Next week, you mean for the show or next week for the screening next next Wednesday special time again next Wednesday or we are going back to Dinotopia. That’s right. They made a movie about the Dinotopia books which are quite excellent. So all of those things here now is it seventh film in the franchise of Jurassic something. Speaker Yes. Mm-hmm. Quinny All I need to know, yes, this is the I I haven’t seen it yet because I came down sick and couldn’t go to the screening. Dion Don’t worry, we went for. You. Quinny Thank you. Thank you very much. Are they doing Dino riders yet? *************. Dion No. Quinny Like I don’t understand why this is so hard. Jill There’s some Dinos right in the. Dion Yeah. Quinny Actually, so uncomfortable with that. Dion I mean, there was also a lot of. Jill And yeah, Karina’s just said Jonathan Bailey’s ****** little glasses pressed to her. Even those ****** little glasses could not save this film. Speaker 7 Although also next Wednesday, Jill hold hold off for for that one. Yeah. Yeah. Next week. Quinny Oh, oh, cards on the table early. Jill Everyone knows my love for wanton dinosaur destruction. Dion Yeah, it’s, it’s, it’s. Speaker Yep. Quinny I’m and I’m wanton dinosaur. Jill Destruction. Yeah, I I, yeah. Still want it. Dion Sure. I mean, we’ll do all that and more next Wednesday, but because we’re not, we’re doing it Wednesday because on Tuesday, what are we? Speaker 4 We’re gonna watch. Yes. Dion Which is save us. Save us James Gunn, save. Quinny Very excited about that. Speaker Us. Quinny Just looking forward to Nathan Fillion’s Bowl cut more than. Dion Who knows? Who knows what that’s gonna be? Quinny Anything. Speaker 4 Going to. Is he? Jill Playing guy Gardner. Quinny 100%. How have you missed this job? Jill I keep saying I got it in the trailer, but I didn’t realize. It was nice. Quinny And when you look at it, you like, oh, that’s actually pretty. Much perfect for Guy Gardner. Dion Yeah. Yeah. And as long as he’s a complete ****. Quinny Yep, yeah. Have you seen the videos where he’s using his ring constructs as just big middle fingers? Dion Gotta be he just has to be. I’m like no. Jill Ohh God, I’m going to like this movie, aren’t. Quinny I I’m looking forward to it, if nothing else, just because there’s a whole bunch of ******* crypto. Dion We’ll see. And then at the end. Quinny And. Dion Of. The month? Yeah. At the end of the month. Don’t forget we’re doing the movie. That’s out today on Netflix, which is the old guard too. Quinny Good God, yes. Dion Yeah. There you go. You got your homework. Got your stuff there. Hey, just before we all end up, I just want to get a quick, quick litmus test. How are we all feeling about the running man trailer? Quinny Yep, Yep. Plenty of stuff out there. Dion Oh. Oh, wait, wait, wait. Jill. Jill I’ve been doing work at work, which sucks so. Dion Did. Speaker Well. Speaker 7 More full you work. Quinny Are you at home, which sucks too? Dion Yeah, you should just have a window open on your computer that can hide quickly when someone walks past you with trailers running constantly. Speaker Do. Hmm. Jill How can I hear them? Dion One earpod like thing that’s. Speaker 4 In there. Ohh Glenn Powell. Quinny Yes. Dion Did you watch the 80s? One Schwarzenegger running man. Speaker 4 Maybe. Dion He’s a convict. He’s being chased down by Dynamo. And change does or and. Quinny You. You. Yeah. I was gonna say. Dion Like a bunch of 80s wrestlers are the villains in it who are like who have been Yasir fried and have come out and try to hunt down on Schwarzenegger. Quinny Exactly. It’s. Dion You’ll you’ll love it. Quinny It’s very 80s WWF like animal and hawk, ******* the The Undertaker and all that kind of stuff. Dion Yeah, yeah, yeah. Quinny But the idea being that, yeah, this guy has signed up or has been essentially press ganged into participating in this televised Death Race. Yeah, where? Yeah. American Gladiators chase you all over the place and try. And kill you for real, yeah. Dion Yeah, yeah, yeah. And instead of just knock you out, they actually literally cut you and have the chainsaw. Quinny And it’s all televised. Yeah. Yeah. So it’s. Yeah. It’s based on Richard Backman book, Our Last Stephen King. Yep. And the original always had a bit of a kind of a darker, more kind of like, social commentary thing of like. Jill My cup of tea. Speaker Hmm. Quinny Could you imagine where our world gotten so bad that people take? Dion We’ll do this. Quinny A gig. You know where they just possibly get hunted down. But if they survive, they get all the money in the. Speaker Yeah. Quinny World or whatever. And that was before reality TV became the yeah. Yes, exactly. Like I love that Stephen King was like, oh, this is just reality TV before. OK. Jill Dion Funnily enough, one of the one. Of the things I actually read the. Quinny You you have. Dion I watched the movie and I read the book and the book has a. Much different ending. Which is way, way ******* darker. Yeah, but now Edgar Wright is remaking the running man, and it’s Glenn Powell. And Glen Powell has been kind of again, press gangle set up to be in this game, and the game is the same sort of thing. But in this world. Of the current state, which is constant surveillance, people around you all the time, everyone has phones and everyone is playing like they’ve got some hunters that are trying to kill you. But if you feed the information of the location to the whereabouts of this person to a hunter, you can win money too. Jill Ohh. Dion So everyone’s on the hunt for you and you just have to survive 36 hours. That’s it. Quinny The the unfortunate thing is now looking at the State of America and like, yeah, you know, ice and stuff. I’m like, oh, ****, this is it’s kind of a little. Bit. ******* close, yeah. Dion Yep, I feel like it’s it’s we’re we’re six months away from this actually being a new thing. Quinny Mm-hmm. I’m just, yeah, worried that people are gonna go. Let’s do that. Let’s. Do that as as an actor. We’ll see. Dion But not here. We haven’t got there that just. Quinny No. Yet no, no, we’re we’re, we’re. Dion We’re doing OK. Hey, at the moment, look in in in NSW, the rain has stopped. It’s the the the cyclone bomb hasn’t been too bad and the sun’s out. So everything’s great. Peachy keen. Quinny Yeah. Yeah, we’re doing alright. You guys doing OK seeing you for. Dion Happy days. Speaker Yeah, we’re doing that. Quinny Dion A while I don’t know. You’ve been where? D&D’s. Quinny Ohh yeah, actually I do want to give a little bit of a shout out to the the wonderful critters of Australia so. Dion Like echidnas and. Quinny Yep, drop beers. Tie pens. Dion Koalas. Kangaroos. Quinny Yeah, but yeah, no. Like, I went down to Melbourne last week, which is why I couldn’t do the show to go to. Dion And probably where you got. Quinny Yes, it’s possibility because that’s where I got the ropes. Speaker Sorry to know. Dion Anyone else who went to Melbourne to Rod Laver Arena last week? It’s Quinny Quinn gave. You COVID? Yep, all 11,000. Quinny Of you. I’m sorry. Sorry. Yeah, but yeah, it was. It was lovely. And, you know another 5 hour show of D&D, which was very entertaining. And Tom Cardy was very, very good. He did both shows very, very entertaining. Held his own against, you know, people who have been doing this for 10 years. And yeah, there’s nothing quite like seeing 11,000 ******* Dean Dean, nerds singing along to a, you know, a song and shining all their lights. It was it was like going to a massive music concert. But you watch them do maths on stage. Like at one point I’m pretty sure somebody was like adding up this goals and was like. 11,000 people watching me do maths. This is like every nightmare. I’ve ever had. Dion That’s good. Quinny Yeah. And we saw Tari, who was in the chat before. But I don’t think he’s there anymore. Yeah, and. Dion Ohh. Quinny You got a pretty unitary. Pretty kangaroo in Sydney, Tara and Melbourne caught up with some friends, had a lovely time. Generally it was ******* delightful and I have been paying for it ever since it’s been so. Speaker No. Dion Excellent. Quinny I’ve been watching a lot of TV. I watched weird TV show called Scavengers Reign and everybody should check it out. Actually, no, I’m I’m not going to say that. It is the weirdest ******* animated series I’ve ever watched and. It’s. I I have a thing called trypophobia. Where you know, seeing holes and uneven patterns and stuff like that creeps me the **** out. This show is just all that. It’s just Cronenberg body horror, ******* weird, alien mushroom, creepy. Oddness. But it’s really quite cool. Like very slow burn. Very weird. Have you ever seen the art of Mobius, the French designer? Jill Right. Dion Yes, I know of moob the moob. Quinny Yeah, it’s. It’s like a lot of that anyway. No, I didn’t go to the Lego Star Wars exhibition. I’m sorry. Dion How dare you? You’re not one of us anymore, Connie. I’m looking forward to going seeing some soccer soon. Oh. Jill Yes, we yes off to see Wrexham. I have, yes. Quinny Ohh Yep. Have you watched the last of the episodes? Of this season. Dion I have not. Yeah, I have not. Yeah. And Jill, you going to get your wrestle on soon? Jill Try again, yes. I am. I got *******. Speaker 4 Tickets to ******* WWE. Jill In October, I’m going to smack down. I’m going to crown jewel. I’m going to roar. **** yeah. Dion Nice. Quinny That’s so cool. Where’s that on here in Sydney? Jill Or no? Is it the RC in Perth? Speaker 7 Oh. Quinny They often go to Perth. I don’t know why. Jill Because they have a three-year contract with WA government. Quinny Ohh, I always wondered why like because that’s a long ******* way to go. Speaker Yeah. Dion Yes, but also the WA government has money and also all of the FIFO workers over there probably really do like the. Speaker 7 Wrestling that’s be honest. Quinny Yeah, yeah. True. Dion That’s that thing. Quinny We’re well and truly down for. Dion That’s creating a stereotype and I’m like, I don’t care to that. Quinny That. Jill Very, very excited, though it was a little bit of a Taylor Swift moment trying to get the tickets. Ohh, we got them. We got the. Quinny There. Dion Got the tickets. Quinny Well done. Dion Yeah, and that’s just trying think what else is coming out this week? Ohh, naked gun at the end of the month and Fantastic Four. So. Quinny Yeah, and and our, our, we are definitely keen to try and sort out Fantastic Four but yeah, we’ll we’ll see what happens like. Dion Yeah, we’ll see what happens. Who knows, there’s currently. There’s currently rumours that Pedro Pascal might even be here for the premier, which is making everyone panic. That who? Yeah, like I don’t. Jill Get the *******. Quinny So so if if he’s here for the premiere, we probably won’t be going to the screening. Dion No, we won’t be able to get within 400 kilometres of the screening cause of. Gaming. Quinny Yeah, ohh all of them are. Coming for it. Yeah, I. Mean we’re definitely not going to Australia. Dion No. Yeah. Maybe we will. Who? Who? Who knows? Like, you know, they’re just gonna do their thing. Quinny Put the request in but you know. Dion Yeah. Who? Who knows? Quinny Pretty Kangas you said. Yeah, strange new worlds coming back at the end of the week. End of the month. Jill Ohh no I have to resub to. Paramount back. Quinny Yeah. Dion Y
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