FULL SHOW: Hangin' Out The Back Of The Capital (feat. Fran Kora)

19:43Yes. Why don't you go to bed and have a recharge and we'll go to re-burger. That's a good idea. And kill five hours until our flight. Good, good idea.

19:51Keyzie:Hey, coming up a bit of sports chat. The Hauraki Big Show with Jace, Mike and Kesey. Tune in weekdays at four on Radio Hauraki. Hole there on the radio. Hauraki Big Show this Friday afternoon. Now, obviously, being in Welly, we had to fly down here, didn't we, fellas? Yeah, that's true. And old Moody had another Moser at the airport. Talk us through it, mate. I disagree. I don't think it is a Moser. It was perfectly fine. I came through the security a little bit there. There was no queue. I love it when there's no queue. So I come through there, walk through, you know, I float all my stuff into the trays there, happy days, go through, and there was about 10 to 15 people standing on the other side with all of the trays backed up and nobody taking any of their stuff off it.

20:39That's weird. I couldn't work it out. Yeah. And then there was other people who were having their bags looked at. I don't know what these people were thinking. I think they thought that every single bag was going to get checked. And they stood there without a word of a lie for 10 minutes. And then somebody, one of the people finally said, whose bags are these? And they're like, oh, can we take them? Oh my gosh, really? These people were in their mid-40s. It was annoying. I would have smacked them. Yeah. Anyway, and then they pulled one of my trays to the side there. Yes. And they were concerned that I had a lighter.

21:14You'd think they would have gotten to the bottom of the lighter issue over all these years, you know? Yes. You know, so anyway, there's a lighter, yep, and that's a problem. And then you talk to them, they say, no, it's not a problem. It's like, well, what are we doing? Happens to me pretty much every time. That's right. And so then I took all my stuff out of the tray, I had to put my jacket back on my belt back on my Pornamu all that sort of stuff and then I start heading off having a bit of a chit chat with some other passengers there as well I was and off I go and then somebody shouts out oh has anybody lost a watch?

21:44and I thought to myself oh that'll be me I looked down at my wrist he had no watch on so that's all good so I go back and he goes what brand is it? I managed to guess that right so that was pretty good got my watch then went up the escalator there and got to the top of that and I got to the top and I thought, ah, my sunnies. Haven't got my sunnies, Keezy. Right. No sunnies, man. Oh, wow. So I had to then go all the way around and back down. Because there's only an up escalator there, isn't there? That's right. There's only an up. So I had to go all the way around and down another escalator and then walk back along and then ask them if they'd found any sunglasses.

22:21And they had. They said, yeah, Moggy, over here, brother. And they don't know me from the radio or anything. They know me from when I lose my stuff every time I go. Yeah, yeah, you go through, yes. So I don't know, and to be honest with you, I don't know quite how I manage it because you just empty the tray until there's nothing left in it, don't you? Generally, that's how it works. That was the question was, was it just all in one tray? Yeah, it was. That was, yeah. Yeah, so I grabbed my jacket and all the other stuff out of it, and I don't know. I've just sort of, my mind must have just said, that's enough, let's go, man.

22:51Keyzie:Well, it's interesting because for the first time in probably about four years, I went through with no incidents. Oh, did you? You know, because you usually have to take my shoes off. Yeah, I have to take my shoes off. Or, you know, I've got like eight lighters in my bag. Yeah. That sort of thing. And I still, just on the lighter front, I'm confused still. And it happens every time. Do I take the lighter out of my bag or do I leave it in my bag? Yeah. I still don't know. What did you do this time? I think I left it in my bag. Well, that was what I did and that was why they pulled me aside. Well, yes, that's right.

23:22Keyzie:Right. But they obviously missed my lighter because they were so waylaid by Mogi's disasters, they didn't notice Hoity J's. Yeah, but it gave me something to do. It killed 10 or 15 minutes, and I thought, jeez, Kesey would love this, man. I do love it. It is a bit of a concern because it started creeping into my life. It's not something that ever used to happen, but now it seems to be standard procedure. Yeah, well, this is the weird thing, right? Because back a couple of years ago, we'd go do a live show in Taranaki or something, and Hoody J would have to take his high-top chucks off, which he's done up in a double knot, put them on the tray, which would go through the machine.

23:57It would come out the other side. The tray would be upside down and the shoes, the laces got tangled up in the rollers. That's right. But now he's getting through and old Mogi's the one. That's right. It'll be your turn soon, Keezy.

24:10Keyzie:I feel like I've developed to such an extent I could almost go to Europe. I don't know, man. I don't know. Hey, fellas, up next we'll do some sports chat. Oh, yeah. After that, Fran from Kota's coming in because they've got a brand new song off a brand new album. How good. How good. The Hauraki Big Show with Jason Hoyt, Mike Minogue and Casey. Aerosmith there on the radio. Hauraki Big Show this beautiful Friday afternoon in Wellington City. Hey, a bit of sporting action going on over the weekend there, fellas. Let's get into a bit of sport chat.

24:51Keyzie:Sport! Oh, God. Oh, God. You've just joined us, the big show, a little worse for wear today. Yeah. But still really good, though. Oh, we're firing, man. We're bloody good, man. Well, there's a bunch of sport on this weekend. We should probably start with the rugby championship. It's the competition on everybody's lips. The second week of it this weekend, you've got South Africa up against Australia again. After that shock result last week, the Wallabies tipped them up. Yeah, it really was. After being 22-0 down, and the South Africans remain scoreless for the rest of the game. I think the Aussies piled on 38.

25:27So that's Sunday morning, 3.10. 3.10am, Jase. You going to be watching that, man? Yeah, totally, mate. I'll be up for it. And then you can stay up because at 10 past 9, Sunday morning, Argentina v. the All Blacks. It would be good to see them look a little bit sharp and tighten up. Maybe just simplify things a little bit.

25:45Keyzie:Yeah, well, you know, one of the things, I'm expecting Argentina to come back stronger. They were surprisingly vulnerable to the rolling mall. Right. We got two very simple tries from the rolling mall, so they'll obviously look to sort of fix that up because usually they pride themselves on their forwards. So that'll be a cracker as well. Cracker. Cracker. A bit of NRL action. Of course, the Warriors 7 o 'clock tomorrow night. 7.30 tomorrow. Oh, 7.30. But before we get to the Wars who are taking on the Titans, if you're into the NRL, but not hugely, and you only watch the Wars, I recommend you watch both games tonight because at 8 o 'clock, it is the Panthers taking on the Raiders.

26:26That is first-place Raiders and, I believe, fifth-place Panthers. and then after that at 10 is Melbourne Storm taking on the Bulldogs. Essentially, these are the four best teams in the NRL. The WARS are in fourth place, but to be honest, they're definitely not at the moment performing at a fourth place level. These are the four best teams. I think these are going to be the four teams that are going to be there or thereabouts up the top, but I can't wait to get home. Unfortunately, our flight doesn't leave until 3 a.m., Jase. so I'll be at the airport watching both of these games 8 o 'clock and 10 o 'clock tonight and then of course watching the Wasp tomorrow 7.30 take on the Titans.

27:06How are you feeling about that game, Mogey? Not great, man. I'll be honest with you. I just think one, they're our bogey team. They smoke us whenever they want. Last year it was 66-6. That's a hiding, isn't it? But they've got bloody good halves. You've got Kieran Fore in there. Is it Jaden Campbell? Jaden Campbell is a gun. And then they've just got so much pace on the flanks and we just don't have any of that. We've got no, yeah, they've got the ability to pile on points and we're struggling our way through at the moment. And look, we are riddled with injuries. There's no blame being heaped on them at all by me.

27:41But jeez, yeah. I'm glad they're in the top eight. We'll get a couple of finals games if we're lucky, but yeah, that'll be about it for later.

27:48Keyzie:Is there any dush-dush this weekend, Manny? D-dush. No USC that I'm aware of. We had one last week and that was USC 319 and USC 320 will be in another month or so. Good stuff, mate. All right. Well, up next, fellas, Fran Koda coming in from the band Koda. Legendary band. Hasn't released an album in I think it's like 13 years or something. Yeah, it was 2012. I think that's it. And they've released a brand new one today. We're going to be chatting to Fran Koda and also debuting a brand new song off that album. That's up next. Beautiful. The Hauraki Big Show with Jason Hoyt, Mike Minogue and Casey.

28:21Keyzie:Yeah, welcome back, you massive backbones. We have a very special guest on the show this Friday afternoon. He's a multi-talented beast. Not just music, but all sorts of stuff. I'm talking about the man himself, Francis Cora. G'day, mate. How's life? Hey, awesome. How are you guys? Yeah, good, thanks, man. Loving Welly, I tell you what. Haggard's Welly. Haggard's Welly? Yeah, man. That is it, man. That's where we are at the moment, and we're loving it. Oh, I love wellies, man. Yeah, same here. God, can you guys stop banging on about wellies, man? Well, it's just so good, man. We had a big night last night, Francis, and the fellas are feeling a bit squeamish today.

29:04Keyzie:So, you know, it might be slightly painful this afternoon. Oh, well done. Well done, guys. Good effort. Proud of you. You shouldn't encourage that kind of behaviour, Francis. Hey, man, so, Corder, you guys getting back together, and it's been a long time since you guys have put out like a full-fledged album, right? So what sparked the comeback and, you know, what sparked all this? Oh, that's a good question, man. Just wanting to release some material and kind of just, we're getting older now, you know? Yeah. Yeah, man, I do know. Yeah. But it's kind of that stage of the career, I suppose you could call it, where you're just getting older.

29:49So you're just writing what you think you want to release, I suppose, and not trying to chase the charts or you're not trying to... We're past that stage now, you know? Yeah, right. You're just wanting to make stuff that you love. Yeah, right. And the last album, I was just reading it, 2012. I can't believe it has been that long, like 15 years. Is that true? What's the guts, man? And is that some kind of, you know, Oasis-style rift? You guys haven't spoken to each other for years and you finally buried the hatchet and you're going to sell out 900 ,000 tickets all around the world? Oh, no. Well, I think when you first start, that was 20-something years ago now.

30:29That's what you're hoping for. But, yeah, not the case. I reckon you would have done over the course of 20 years. Yeah, yeah, man. It's been, honestly, I couldn't even remember how many goods I've done. But it's, yeah, I definitely just noticed when you're older, it's different.

30:48Keyzie:Yeah, well, I was going to ask you, Francis, I mean, how has the music changed for you? I mean, you're older, you're wiser, you're maybe more cynical. Has there been a shift in the direction of the music or is it still the same kind of vibe? Yeah, it's the same kind of vibe. It's just a different time now. Yes. The difference is, like, you can ask any band. you listen to Metallica and people still want to listen to you know, Inter Sandman or they don't really want to listen to your new stuff they want to remember you from when you first began and that's it pretty much you know, that'll be true for any band, we're thinking now Iron Maiden I'd still go back to the Trooper ACDC, Highway to Hell Bon Scott era, you know but people for some reason they don't gravitate to your new stuff because when you started it is what they remember the most.

31:40Yeah. You can't really change that. A hundred percent, Francis. And I've still got welded into my brain, you know, On My Mind, Politician and all those, like Skankenstein, all those classics, man. Are you guys haunted by those songs or do you still get Fizz to play them? No, there's still, I still love playing some of them. Some of them absolutely, you know, I can't wait to bury those forever because I've been playing so many times. But yeah, when it comes to writing new material and releasing new material, it's just such a different time from when we first began. Yeah, man. It's so hard to look.

32:18Sorry, man. Does it come as easily to you? Are you just writing in a different kind of style and you've probably got your craft down a lot better after all of these years as well? Or is it just having the confidence to just go ahead and write what you're feeling? That's pretty much it. And a lot of the time it's the demos that are more than actual finished product. Because the demos, when you're writing a demo, it's when your energy is like the freshest. You've just come up with the idea and you kind of can't beat that. It's like if you're writing a script for a film or a TV show, your first kind of scripts are the ones that hold you the most.

32:56It takes how many drafts before you actually get to the finished product. And that's not the fun part. the finished product isn't the fun part it's the initial spark that you started with so I prefer to do those Francis Koda we're speaking to right now by the way Koda have announced a brand new album it's called Fifth Season as we mentioned Light Years came out in 2012 13 years ago Francis you and Lawton as well you guys are involved with heaps of different projects around New Zealand you'll always see concerts pop up featuring Francis Koda or Lawton Koda and different projects of stuff so how hard was it for you guys to find the time to get together and you know put the band back together and come up with enough tracks for an entire album?

33:39You know what, that part not so much because it's just really myself and Dan McGraw who lives down in Queenstown, we do most of the writing for Kora. It's not the original members of the band back together, we've had a different line up to the last maybe 12, 15 years now and have never stopped playing. We've always played every summer. And it's just different. We're riding remotely as opposed to getting people in together into the studio because everyone lives all over the country, so it's expensive now.

34:11Keyzie:Yeah. And that's probably the biggest change, is trying to get everyone together. And the cost of trying to make this stuff, it's cheaper to do it yourself. Yeah, man. That's the, I suppose, the struggles of today's things and also a blessing. Yeah. Yeah, it means you can live where you want, I guess, and then also still able to do the work. And with this album, how does it compare to what you've done before? I'm fizzing, man. I'm fizzing. What can I expect? How does it compare to what you've done before? Where does it sit? You rank it compared to your other albums. Oh, but tough question. Tough question.

34:50It's probably you love it because it's the newest. Yeah, there's some songs, like, Not even finished, and I left them as demos. Mean. And one of them in particular is a song dedicated to Aaron Tokuna from Ahori Buzz, Weta. And it's not finished. I said, it's perfect. It kind of suits the character of who Aaron would have been. He would have loved it like that. We actually had the Super Jesus in here a few weeks ago, and they were talking about when they did their first tour to New Zealand, and they got Aaron in to be a touring guitarist with them, and they offered him the guitarist role. with their band and he just straight away went, oh, now I'm all good.

35:28Keyzie:Nah, sweet as, man. Just on that, Francis, I believe we're going to play that tune now. Are you referring to the song Azza? Yes. Yeah. So Azza, this is a brand new tune from Kora. It's off their brand new album, Fifth Season, which is coming out on the 22nd, which is bloody exciting. Hang on, isn't today the 22nd? It is. It is the 22nd. Today, Keezy. It's out today and this is a single from that very album, in the fifth season. Make sure you check it out. And in the meantime, here's a brand new track from Kora Aza. The Hauraki Big Show with Jace, Mike and Kesey. Tune in weekdays at four on Radio Hauraki.

36:05Keyzie:Yeah, welcome back, you massive backbones. Hope your Friday's going off. I'm just staring at a dude who's staring at us on his balcony there across the studio from us, fellas. Yeah, because we're in Wellington, eh, guys? Yeah. After a big live show. I imagine you probably see a lot of nudity from the studio. You possibly could. There's just bloody apartments everywhere. Yeah. I mean, if there was nudity, not that I'd look, obviously, because I'm a gentleman, Keezy, you filthy bastard. Yeah, sorry, Jase, that's my bad, man. Hey, what have we got coming up after six, man? Hey, I tell you what, I don't want to spoil it, but we've got Meet Paddy Nip 69.

36:42Keyzie:Oh, that's right. And Keezy is fuming about the hotel. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Not happy. That is a hell of a tease, Keezy fuming about the hotel. If you do need advice on anything, meetpattynips69 at gmail.com get in touch you can get yourself an instant $50 ReBurger voucher The Hauraki Big Show with Jace, Mike and Keezy Tune in weekdays at 4 on Radio Hauraki Welcome back you're massive backbones you are listening to The Big Show brought to you by ReBurger Beef, chicken, vegan vegetarian options too ReBurger is redefining the norm It's good shit Hey fellas Yes mate I almost missed this break didn't I?

37:20I was gone for a long time Yeah, you were a while.

37:22Keyzie:I was going, what the hell's Keezy doing? Oh, God, time's running short. Keezy, run. Is he doing a Shanghai steamer? Yeah, no. What happened was I went and used... He's doing a Wellington Whopper. Yeah, Moji, yeah. I went and used the facilities, right? I took a leak. And what I didn't realize is that you have to take a swipe card with you to use the toilet. And so I used the toilet. While I'm in there, some guy is absolutely demoing the cubicle. and I was just like, oh my god, I have to get out of here wash my hands, go to leave and I'm stuck in a stairwell because I can't get out I have to wait for the guy who's just done the atrocity and I saw him and I made eye contact with him and I was like sorry man, I had to wait for you to get out of here and he was sheepish too because he knew that I had been listening to him and he let me out but I was just standing in a stairwell for like, I don't know, four or five minutes there just waiting for this guy and I was like, I hope I make it in time You know there's a toilet two doors down out of the studio?

38:21Yeah, I just used that too.

38:22Keyzie:It's just across the way here. It's literally about 10 seconds away. Not even. Yeah. Oh, really? Yes. That rules, man. And I imagine knowing your history, Kesey, you must have found that quite traumatising. Because I know you can't do poos in public. Oh, yeah. Hearing someone else do an absolute atrocity must have been quite traumatic for you. Yeah, because you guys are the opposite. You love doing poos in public. So you'll get the public to gather round and then you would yeah yeah yeah the funny thing is I can't without having an audience yeah right you know what I mean yeah yeah no it wasn't it was traumatic I hated it yeah it's not great you know what I'll do I'll tell the world about it on the radio but yeah get around Reburger man they're great the Hauraki Big Show with Jason Hoyt Mike Minogue and Kesey David Bowie there on the radio Hauraki Big Show this Friday evening fellas actually I just got a question from last night's show, actually.

39:20Keyzie:Where a lot of the people there, in fact, I would say 90 % of the people that were talking to me during the show were referring to me as Hoity Jizzbot. Now, I've been aware of the fact that my name has morphed into Hoity Jizz. I'm just a little unclear where the fuck... Why are you looking at me? I'm a little unclear. where the bot came from. Yeah, I think that was me, I think, that way. And I think it was because I like the idea of you being a jizz robot. So I don't know. It's just one of these things, isn't it? You just tack it on the end there and it sticks and people obviously like the sound of it, Jason.

40:00Oh, it sticks all right, but I mean. Because I wouldn't do that to you, man. I'm a firm hoity Janus. You know, I'm in the hoity Janus camp, you know? And I wouldn't do that to you and call you hoity jizz bot. Yeah, yeah. Hoity Janus. Hoity Janus is a good one as well. But actually, while we're just pointing out things that are annoying. Do you like it or is it annoying?

40:18Keyzie:What, hoity jizz bot? Yeah. Well, look, I've got to be honest, I'm not a huge fan of hoity jizz, you know what I mean? Let alone hoity jizz bot. Yeah. I don't know quite how we call it. Mogi's fault. It is Mogi's fault. Mogi's fault, yeah. 100 % always is. Would you prefer just pure jizz? What about this? Imagine if we just called you Jason. That would be shit. Hey, fellas, you know, something that I've noticed And it's starting to happen more and more. When you stay at a hotel, right? Because we stayed at a lovely hotel last night. Oh, yeah. Really nice. Yeah. No free Wi-Fi. Yes, there was. Yeah, there was.

40:55Was there? Yeah. Mine, I tried to access it, and I might be doing a hoodie J here, and it was like, you have to be part of the members club or whatever. No, you can sign in without being a member. Oh, really? There was another button down the bottom.

41:06Keyzie:Jeez, even I could do that, Keezy. God. Okay, well. I was at a shocker. I chewed through the data last night. Can I just say? Watching 4K stuff as well. You know, because Keezy, for some reasons, found me really annoying today. What do you mean for some reason? You know you're being annoying. And for some reason, he was really annoyed at the hotel. Can you imagine, Mo? I want you to project ahead, because old Keezy gives me a bit of jip about this. Keezy at 50. Yeah. Can you imagine the amount of things he's going to be annoyed by? I'm not. I'm a very happy, happy, old happy Keezy. Oh, happy Dekesey.

41:42I am. The only thing I get annoyed about is you. So as long as I have distanced myself from you at 50, I'll be the happiest guy on the planet. Okay? What do you just bought? Yeah, good stuff. The Hauraki Big Show with Jace, Mike, and Kesey. Tune in weekdays at 4 on Radio Hauraki. It's the Hauraki Big Show Big Bet with the DAB. That's right. We've teamed up with the DAB to run the Big Show Big Bet. We've picked two bets. We think we'll come off this weekend. And because we're down in Wellington, we're doing the show remote today, so we put on Instagram instead. We said if you want to get involved with the TRB Big Bet, get in touch.

42:21A bloke called Lachlan has done exactly that. He's going to choose between our two bets. We'll put$100 bonus cash on. If the one he chooses comes in, he gets the money. Lachlan, are you there, mate?

42:34Keyzie:Yeah, g'day, mate. How are you? Yeah, good, mate. How's your Friday going there, Lachlan, your backbone? Oh, I can't complain. Sun's shining. Yeah, beautiful, beautiful. Oh, just quickly, Lachlan, just a bit of a formality we have to do here. What do you do for a crust? Oh, I'm an accountant, mate. Oh, backbone! That's good shit, Lachlan. You know what? In terms of accountants, my accountants saved me a lot of stress in my life, Mogi. Oh, yeah. I used to stress out about that sort of stuff. You get an accountant, they sort it all out for you. Isn't that right, Lachlan? Yeah, mate. We're all backbones.

43:08Yeah, totally. Every single one. All right, Lachlan, the two bets you have to choose between. You've got Adam Pompey to be first, second, or third try scorer. It's the Warriors taking on the Titans on Saturday night at 7.30. It's paying$6. Or you can choose Chris Wood to be the first goal scorer. Forest v Crystal Palace, which is on Monday morning, 1 a.m., that's paying$6.50. Are you a football guy or a rugby league guy? Definitely rugby league. I think my flatmate would kill me if I didn't select Pompey, so second or third. All right, well, we'll lock that in, mate. We'll put a$100 bonus bet on, and you'll get to keep all the winnings if it comes through, mate.

43:44Awesome. Thank you guys very much. Good on you, mate.

43:47Keyzie:You have a good weekend, you backbone. Good stuff, eh, fellas? What a champion. Yeah, what a champion. So don't forget, TAB is your home for sports, multis, in-play betting, and power plays. Of course, make sure you gamble responsibly. It is R18. Full T's and C's and stuff up at hodaki.co.nz, fellas. Am I right in saying on that front, fellas, Pompei's actually scored a few tries of late? Pompey. Yeah, old Pompey. But he has scored a few tries, though, has he not? He got a double last week. Yes, and some before that as well. Oh, and some before that, yes. Well, he's actually got, I think it's his record, it might be his record year.

44:20I think it might be the most amount of tries he's ever scored in a year. I feel like previously it may have been four, and now it's nine. Yes, yes. And I think last year, the year before as well, quite often the Wazs scored a lot of points by skipping the centre and throwing a little Harbour Bridge pass out to the winger. nowadays I've noticed that the centres are almost stepping back in and cutting over for a lot of tries so I think it is actually quite a good bet there to place Hey what song are we going into here man? I wouldn't have a clue, my computers just died The Hauraki Big Show with Jason Hoyt, Mike Minogue and Kesey

44:53Keyzie:Gorillaz there on the radio Hauraki Big Show this Friday evening, let's give out a bit of advice fellas

45:07That gmail.com Get in touch with the fellas it is a real email address get in touch it's 100 % anonymous too if you need advice on anything you email us and if we read it out on the radio you get a$50 Reburger voucher so it's worth doing fellas this one comes from Australia Australia Australia Australia G'day fellas anonymous here I'm a backbone living abroad I listen every day via the iHeartRadio app and I want to get involved and ask for some advice but I'm reluctant to because what can I do with a re-burger voucher in Melbourne I would totally fly back and get a burger but if not for all the outstanding warrants so the juice doesn't really seem worth the squeeze if you know what I mean anyways, what would you do in my shoes?

45:54Cheers and that's from Anonymous so it's what a conundrum yeah it is a conundrum isn't it well I think I think possibly looking at who was that from anonymous anonymous yeah possibly looking at it from the wrong way you're not you're not sending in a question so that you can get a re-burger voucher you're sending in a question so you can get great advice yeah the re-burger voucher is just the cherry on top

46:18Keyzie:agreed Mogi and what what's unfortunate about what he's done there is he's just blown a really great opportunity to get top advice from the fellas and instead he's focusing on a voucher instead. So would our advice be to just maybe think about things before you do them? Yeah. You know? You have to think about it, man. Just think about it. Yeah, right. You know what I mean? What he could do if he did win the voucher is start a franchise over in Australia. They're looking for franchisees. Yeah. Are they? Yeah, they are. Really? Yeah, so maybe he could kick it off in Aussie, be a groundbreaker. Or he could give it away.

47:00You know, if it was a mate's birthday or something like that, he could go on the internet and order some. Yes. And then use that voucher and have it delivered. Wouldn't that be a lovely gesture, a kind gesture, selfless? I agree, Mogi. That's a bloody great idea. So the advice is get in touch anyway, ask for advice. If we read it out, we'll send you a voucher. Use that for one of your mates in New Zealand. I think so. Yeah. That's good advice. Thanks, guys. That's what a friend would do. So do we now send him the voucher?

47:30Keyzie:Is that? I mean, it's going to take a couple of weeks anyway, and then it's going overseas. So add another couple of weeks on there, and probably by the end of the year he'll get it. The Hauraki Big Show with Jason Hoyt, Mike Minogue, and Casey.

47:53Keyzie:Well, there you go, New Zealand. We made it. And I've got to be honest with you. When we came into the studio today, I was doubtful. I had my doubts it would get through the show. But we're backbones on the big show. And the fellas, we all piled through. And now Keezy and I, after the show, got a good six-hour wait for our aeroplane. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, because we're down at Wellington right now, and we're a wee bit dusty. Well, Mogi and I are after last night's... I'm brand new, man. ...live show, are you? Are you? After the live show at Parrot Dog last night, big shout-out again to everyone in Wellington that came out to that show.

48:26It was an absolute ripper. Yeah. And we'll definitely be coming back down. But, yeah, I'm pretty keen just to hop on a plane, go home and go to bed. Yeah, man. Which I'm excited for.

48:35Keyzie:With that in mind, actually, Mogi, what are you going to do? Are you going to get back on the horse and whip its ass, or are you going to have a little nana nap? I'm trying to decide whether I should have a nap and then go out, or if I should just go out, and then that way it'll definitely be an early night. Yes. Because I'll be sort of just sort of struggling my way through. Yeah, I would get on the horse and whip its ass. Yeah. And call it a night, tuck yourself in at 10 and watch a movie. Yeah, that'll be the way. I'll just go straight to sleep, mate. And can I say, I think that might be the best hotel room I've stayed in in a very long time.

49:06It's lovely. No air con. Yeah. the blackout curtains not having weird lights on all over the bloody joint coming out of TVs or bloody radios or you name it free wifi great showers yeah good shower can I say that it has a temperature on the thingy so you know which way to get it hot it's always hard to work out often times just on that

49:29Keyzie:I couldn't find a tap I was going to the source trying to turn it going god this is stiff the tap was about a metre away oh you got taps So I've got a push button set up in mine. Oh, wow. Oh, it's very nice. I have a push button too. You get to push the button. Do you want the rainfall showerhead or the regular one? You just push it. I didn't have that option. Oh, mate. Bloody great. Oh, man, you missed out, man. You simply must get one, Jase. Hey, now listen. Thanks for listening to the show. We'll be back hopefully on Monday. So check out the podcast. Check out the Instagram account. I'll tell you what.

50:02Keyzie:Old Pugsan was a busy man last night. So check that all out. And the fellas at Beervana there. Until then, though, have a great weekend and we'll see you later. Bye. Bye then.