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Sep 22, 2026

Kate ListerHOST
13:48
[laughs]
Castor HexGUEST
13:48
Well, it wasn't Aldi, it was a Lidl.
Castor HexGUEST
13:50
It was a Lidl.
Castor HexGUEST
13:52
Um, but yeah, so there's a lot of very funny pastiches and cartoons and written documents of ladies, like, clambering out of carriages, like- like Frankenstein's monster trying to, like, k- keep their hair perfect.
Kate ListerHOST
14:06
I was recently reading in this book, and it was called Queen of Fashion: What Marie Antoinette Wore to the Revolution.
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DuncanPANELIST
56:46
It looks a bit like something you buy on the centre aisle from a famous supermarket.
ChrisHOST
56:51
Lidl.
DuncanPANELIST
56:52
Lidl.
EddyHOST
56:55
Yeah.
EddyHOST
56:58
Let's put it this way.
Emma HowardGUEST
5:02
And that's because actually there has been an increase in competition in the supermarket sector.
Emma HowardGUEST
5:07
So, you know, the entry of Lidl, of Aldi, the increased number of supermarkets.
Emma HowardGUEST
5:12
So, you know, now people...
Emma HowardGUEST
5:14
If you're living in a town, you might have a choice of a couple of different supermarkets that are within shopping distance for you.
Patrick NguyenGUEST
35:20
As far as other retailers around the world, again, I don't think so.
Patrick NguyenGUEST
35:23
I think New Zealand market, if it becomes more competitive, it just means that other vendors like Lidl and Aldi would probably under-trade anyways, under-trade and cut prices, which would make the entire market more competitive.
Patrick NguyenGUEST
35:39
So, no, I don't think that's a big problem at all.
Heather du Plessis-AllanHOST
35:41
Are you surprised it's got to the stage where we're discussing this? Because this was not a subject of discussion about 10 years ago, right?
Patrick NooneGUEST
1:56
As far as other retailers from around the world, again, I don't think so.
Patrick NooneGUEST
1:59
I think New Zealand market, if it becomes more competitive, it just means that other vendors like Lidl and Aldi would probably under-trade anyways, under-trade and cut prices, which would make the entire market more competitive.
Patrick NooneGUEST
2:15
So no, I don't think that's a big problem at all.
Heather du Plessis-AllanHOST
2:17
Are you surprised it's got to the stage where we're discussing this? Because this was not a subject of discussion about 10 years ago, right?
Tom HanleyPANELIST
40:22
And
Pat O'BrienPANELIST
40:22
Lidl are going to build another shop and kill you, Jim.
Pat O'BrienPANELIST
40:27
Yes.
Pat O'BrienPANELIST
40:31
Where
speaker_0HOST
11:42
I love-
speaker_2HOST
11:42
I'm like, "Oh, Lidl's, man"
speaker_0HOST
11:43
...
speaker_0HOST
11:43
I love going shopping.
speaker_0HOST
11:55
Yeah.
speaker_0HOST
11:55
[laughs]
speaker_2HOST
11:55
Do you know, the Lidl's I go to now-
speaker_0HOST
11:57
Yeah
EricaAUDIENCE
10:49
I'll pass for a minute.
Jim JimHOST
10:52
Which letter on the Lidl logo is red?
EricaAUDIENCE
10:56
The eye.
Jim JimHOST
10:57
What football club's home ground is Elland Road?
ZainabHOST
12:00
head.
ZainabHOST
12:02
Playing Walter White in Breaking Bad was Bryan Cranston.
ZainabHOST
12:05
The red letter in the Lidl logo is I, you got that right.
ZainabHOST
12:09
The football's club home ground, Elland Road, is Leeds.
Patrick NooneGUEST
2:04
As far as other retailers from around the world, again, I don't think so.
Patrick NooneGUEST
2:07
I think New Zealand market, if it becomes more competitive, it just means that other vendors like Lidl and Aldi would probably under-trade anyways, under-trade and cut prices, which would make the entire market more competitive.
Patrick NooneGUEST
2:23
So no, I don't think that's a big problem at all.
speaker_1HOST
2:26
Are you surprised it's got to the stage where we're discussing this? Because this was not a subject of discussion about 10 years ago, right?
EddieAUDIENCE
9:37
I'm sorry.
EddieAUDIENCE
9:38
But the guy makes that previous call that we're shopping in Lidl and everybody else is shopping Harrods.
EddieAUDIENCE
9:44
But this, but my point is, Michael Carrick, what had he achieved at Middlesbrough? What was his philosophy at Middlesbrough? There wasn't any.
EddieAUDIENCE
9:55
He ended up getting the team sacked.

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