Sept. 7, 2026
Jet Talks Rocklahoma, Australian Music Roots, and Touring With Bruce Springsteen
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RSS Feed Pipeman sits down with Cam and Mark from the Australian rock band Jet at Rocklahoma. The conversation unfolds into lively banter about cultural quirks, Australia versus the US music scenes, wildlife, legendary concerts, and memorable touring stories. The band reflects on their return to music, inspired by an invitation from Bruce Springsteen, and their experiences both on- and off-stage.
Main Topics Covered
- Jet’s first impressions of Rocklahoma and Oklahoma
- Australian landscapes and underground homes in Coober Pedy
- Surfing culture, terminology differences, and where Jet’s members grew up
- Comparison of music scenes between Australia and the US
- The evolving nature of the industry: A&R reps, streaming, and festival circuits
- Encounters with wildlife: sharks, spiders, crocodiles, and the infamous koala fact
- Jet’s history and relationship with Bruce Springsteen
- Touring experiences and standout venues
- Interactions with fans, celebrity encounters, and festival life
- How to connect with Jet online
- The vast differences in landscape between Australia and the US, with both sharing a sense of expansive, wild spaces (00:39).
- The unique underground homes in Coober Pedy, built to escape the intense heat, and accidental opal mining while expanding houses (01:24).
- Surf culture: local brands like Rip Curl, differences in terminology such as “grommet” for young surfers, and how meanings differ between countries (02:02, 02:31).
- Being part of the fabric of Australian rock, including Jet’s place in the Australian Rock and Roll Hall of Fame (02:59).
- The warm, ongoing relationship and success Jet has experienced playing in the US with platinum records and festival circuits (03:14).
- Modern music industry changes: more direct-to-fan interaction vs. old-school A&R “gatekeeping” (04:12), and both the pros and cons of streaming platforms like Spotify (04:30).
- Noting the explosion of Australian bands playing US festivals, and the signature Australian rock sound—mention of Amyl and the Sniffers and King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard having bigger followings in the US than home (03:36, 04:07).
- Pipeman and the band exchange hair-raising stories about sharks and dangerous animals in both Florida and Australia (06:08, 06:13).
- Discussion on the Australian redback and US black widow spiders, and the camaraderie of living in regions with “all the poisonous shit” (06:10, 06:13).
- Notable, humorous digression about koalas having chlamydia, their odd sounds, and the myth versus reality of Australian wildlife (09:20).
- Detailed story about how Bruce Springsteen’s invitation was the catalyst for Jet’s reunion (12:08).
- What it’s like touring with “the Boss,” meeting E Street Band members, and experiencing the family-like treatment backstage (13:19).
- The legendary Asbury Park venue in New Jersey, Springsteen’s cultural influence, and personal touring anecdotes (11:23, 11:36).
- Jet’s route post-Rocklahoma: upcoming gigs in St. Louis and Kansas City, excitement about exploring new cities (10:00).
- The realities of festival life: long days, lack of sleep and food, and the thrill of performing for fans (15:32, 15:59).
- “Australia is our home country, so there’s always a certain amount of ownership that the people have over you there…we’re part of the fabric, you know.” (02:59)
- “We didn’t see a lot of [Bruce] because it was the end of the world tour…every day you’d see teams of physios, massage tables…just people to get him through.” (13:03)
- “You could tell why he basically had to be carried off stage every night.” (12:50)
- “When the boss— and I say the boss as in the boss— is a nice guy or a nice person, it filters down and the whole crew are kind, you know. And they were super kind to us.” (13:41)
- “People think [koalas] are cute, but if you ever hear one in the wild, horn dogs. They make some awful sounds.” (09:42)
- Jet’s Official Site:www.jetofficial.com (15:25)
- Instagram: @jet.theband (15:18)
- Visit www.jetofficial.com for tour dates, music, and social media links (15:25).
- The episode closes with appreciation for jet-set festival life, the allure of American audiences, and gratitude for kindness between artists and fans.
- For more interviews and stories, stay tuned to Adventures of Pipeman on W4CY Radio.
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Hi, you're listening to Adventure on W4CY Radio.
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This is the Pipe Man here on the Adventure's Pipe
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Man W4CY Radio and I'm.
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Here with Cam and Mark from Jet.
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Nice, here at Rock, Oklahoma.
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Yeah, first time in the state of Rock, Oklahoma.
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Okay, so I want You're from Australia, right?
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Yeah.
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So, what does it feel like being in Oklahoma?
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Man, it's like, I mean, we come to the States,
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and I know you like this too, getting into the heartland,
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the rock and roll heartland parts of the States is
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pretty fun, you know, like, we don't have any, like,
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this is, this landscape is, like, very particular to the States,
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you know, these flat, endless flat Right? We've got some
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endless flat in Australia too, but no one lives there.
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No one lives there. No one would be crazy enough
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to live there.
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The place I always wanted to go to, like I
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want to go to multiple places in Australia because I surf, but...
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The digouts. I saw it on a TV show once.
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I forget what part of Australia it is where it's
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so hot that they do these digout houses underground.
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Oh, that's Coober Pedy. Pedy, yeah. Coober Pedy, yeah.
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And they were doing that as well because if you, like,
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you dig a new room, yeah?
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You're underground and you dig. You sort of have to
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dig a new room.
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Dig a room and then you'll find, like, a seam
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of opal. Yeah, opal.
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And then it pays for everything.
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Wow.
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Opal, yeah. So that's why they started mining there, and
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then they started living in the holes.
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It's probably, you know, like 115 every day there, you know?
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Right?
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Yeah.
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So talk about, you know, we always talk about going
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underground here.
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There's no surf there, though.
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I don't think so. Unless you're surfing sand or something, right?
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Yeah, like an emu or something. Yeah.
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Exactly. Do you guys surf?
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No, I actually grew up.
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Near Torquay, which is sort of where a lot of
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the big surf brands, like Rip Curl and Quicksilver and Billabong,
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Bell's Beach is just around there. But I kind of
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grew up around it. More my mates surf, but I
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was always playing music. I sort of learned to surf
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at a later age, but I would.
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Surf a longboard. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Because I'm an old
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guy now, not ready to... Whippersnapper. Yeah, not ready to...
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What do we call it?
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Grommet.
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Grommet, yeah. In Australia, a young surfer is called a grommet.
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Really? Yeah. See, a grommet here in the States is
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when you hang up those banners. Exactly.
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It's a little metal ring.
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Right, exactly.
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Yeah, a little.
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Grommet is like a 10-year-old who surfs.
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It's called a grommet.
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Wow, look at that. See, I like learning new stuff. Yeah,
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there you go. And so how do you look at
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the music scene for you guys in Australia compared to
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the States?
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Yeah, I mean, look, Australia's our home country, so there's
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always a certain amount of ownership that the people have
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over you there. We're part of the fabric. We're in
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our Australian Rock and Roll Hall of Fame that we have.
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Right.
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But the United States has always been super kind to us,
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and we have platinum records here, and we've always spent
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a lot of time in the States and really consider
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it one of the most important places for us to
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keep coming back to.
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I keep finding, too, at the festivals that there's more
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and more Aussie bands that are playing at these U.S. festivals.
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We definitely have a... There's a pedigree of rock and roll,
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and it's a certain type of rock and roll. I
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was just talking to someone about Amel and the Sniffers before.
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That's a classic Australian sound, that band.
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That sound is.
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He's from, that sound existed in the 70s.
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You know. King Gizzard, who like making it really big
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out here. They're from Geelong, actually. Well, some of the
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boys are from. Which is down that way. But yeah,
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they have their own festival in Colorado now. And they,
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you know, 20,000 people come.
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To see them play. Nice.
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They're an Australian band. In Australia, they're nowhere near as
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big as they are in the States.
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I think you can just get a lot of access
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to a lot of people nowadays.
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Back when we started, it was the whole A & R, man.
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Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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It's different now. It's more straight to the people.
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It's both harder and easier, too, right? It's both sides
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of it. You have the benefits of not dealing with
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the A & R reps, but then you have to
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deal with the Spotify's that give you nothing.
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The other thing with the United States is you've got
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cities that have got more.
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People than we have in the whole country, you know?
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Well, that.
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You know what I mean?
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Like, this place is vast and populated, so it's like
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there's a lot more people to play to here, you know?
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Absolutely. So, trip out, where I live, I live on
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this barrier island in South Florida called Singer Island.
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Mm-hmm.
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The reef there is considered the second best reef in
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the world next to the Great Barrier Reef. So you
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live on an island.
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Look at you. You know where it's at.
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Yeah, so when I go out, I do media coverage
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at festivals all over North America, UK, Europe. When I
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get off of tour, that's what I do.
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What sort of wave have you got there? What are
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you surfing on?
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Florida sucks. I go to Costa Rica all the time.
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I went to Bali. And then I was going to
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go over to Australia. I found out it ain't so
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easy to just hop over. I was like... Three hours away,
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I'm like.
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No, no.
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No?
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Nothing's close to Australia. Bali's got some gnarly waves, though. Like,
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that's like.
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I got beat up pretty bad in Bali.
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You get coral in your leg, yeah. You have to
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get a boat out to the breaks.
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Like, this time of year, Florida, where I live, South Florida,
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it's like a lake.
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Yeah.
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Most of the time. We hope for hurricanes. Yeah, it's
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a getting swell, right? Like, we pray for hurricanes. Like,
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because then we get, like, a 15-foot swell. Yeah. You know?
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But other than that, it's like.
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You couldn't even get a ripple, but we have lots
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of sharks like you guys.
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Yeah, perfect.
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We have a lot of similarities. All the poisonous shit.
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We got banana spiders that hang up in the trees
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that are as big as my hand.
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The thing with the spiders in Australia, it's the little
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ones you got to look out for. The big ones,
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they're fine.
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Same in Florida. We got the brown recluse and the
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black widows. Black widows, like.
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We've got a redback spider. It's like a black widow spider. Yeah.
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See them in your.
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Backyard every day.
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If you lift up a pot plant, there'll be 10
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of them under there.
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Wow. Messy little webs that just sort of... But I
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always say this.
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Everyone's like, oh, what about all the crazy, dangerous, poisonous
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animals you've got in Australia?
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And I'm like... Give me them over a bear any day.
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We don't have mammals that eat you.
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It's all what you're used to.
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Crocodiles, though. I mean, but that's in the north, but yeah.
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If you get eaten by a crocodile, you're fine. Crocs,
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they're at the top of the food chain.
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So, it is funny because this place, when I go
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to Costa Rica, there's this one place in Costa Rica
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it's known for, like, It's a river and it's just
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infested with crocodiles.
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That's awesome.
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Alligators, crocs.
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Crocs. And I don't know if you know this, but
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they're the only animal on the planet that will purposely
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hunt humans.
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Yeah. Nasty.
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The alligators, I walk by them and they don't even move.
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I don't want to see a crocodile, though. And I did. Like,
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I did a wet dock somewhere and I had a
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water to walk onto shore and I walked right past
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a crocodile. I'm like, I'm out of here.
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No, thanks.
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But, yeah, it's like, it's infested.
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We live in Melbourne, which is, you know, down south.
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They're all up north, which is, north is kind of
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like the Florida end, you know.
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Right.
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Australia upside down and, you know, because of the southern hemisphere. So, yeah,
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they're all up the top of Australia, the crocodiles.
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Oh, okay. See, that's good to know.
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We got the Great Whites, which is, because we got seals.
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You guys have been having a lot of issues.
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Then you have the Great White Shark.
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The lady in Sydney was just in knee, waist deep
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water and got attacked by a, you know, six, no,
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it was a Great White, six meter Great White, so
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like 16 feet or something, Great White.
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Wow.
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Yeah.
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Yeah, and like, I don't even want to know what's
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in the water. Like, I live in a high rise
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and we have migration season where there's like thousands of sharks.
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I'm like, I really don't want to know that.
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Yeah.
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Like, cause when you're down there, you don't know.
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One time I got dressed up like a seal in
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your wet suit.
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Exactly. You know, like one time I was out on
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my paddle board and like, like I'll go home and
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I'll just go way out on the horizon. Like just
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chill out, get away from the world. And I was
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sitting there, I looked down and five bull sharks swam
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right under me. I'm like, I'm out of here.
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They're idiots. They're dumb and they live in murky water
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and they just bite anything.
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And they'll go anywhere too. I've watched videos of them
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going after hippos in the rivers.
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They don't give a shit. Do you know that American
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movie Jaws?
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Of course. That American movie Jaws.
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Well, because you never know what people know elsewhere. But
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I'm from New Jersey. That actually happened for real in
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New Jersey. Yeah. In a river, and it was a
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bull shark, not a great white.
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Yeah, bull sharks live in the murky waters. The man, like,
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get everyone, get back in the water.
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I know, right? But at least we don't have koalas
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with chlamydia. Like, I heard that 95% koalas have chlamydia.
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Koalas, yeah.
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How the hell does.
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It's like, they have this chlamydia, yeah.
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How does that happen, okay?
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They're promiscuous.
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People think they're cute, but if you ever hear one
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in the wild, they make some awful sounds.
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Yeah, I think people should subscribe to their OnlyFans.
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So what are you going to do after Rock, Oklahoma
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that's going to blow us away?
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So I think after this we're in St. Louis, and
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