18th of May, 2008. The erudite (yeah, right) Corey Worthington is interviewed by Kyle Sandilands and Jackie O’Neill:
Jackie: “You preferred Bec. What about Bianca?”
Corey: “Oh, she was alright, I guess.”
Kyle: “Bit dopey though, Jackie, don't you think?”
Jackie: “Bianca? You think she's – You're talking about Brigitte?”
Kyle: “Oh, Brigitte – sorry, I get them confused.”
You get them confused? You get Brigitte and Bianca confused? Perhaps try looking up at their faces. It’s just a suggestion.

25th of May, 2008. Sandilands has had a week to remember to take his pills and try to grasp the most basic information relating to the Eviction shows he’s supposed to be co-hosting. For instance, the public votes for their favourite Housemates and the least popular three are put up for the HMs themselves to nominate for eviction. This week, they have a choice between Nathan, David and Rory. That’s three people, you see? The kind of maths even Corey would be capable of.
It’s a double Eviction, so Bianca (that’s the one who does know what ‘illiterate’ means, Kyle) has to vote out two of the three who are up. She nominates David for two points and Nathan for one, the latter being because she was close with Renee before Nathan came along and whisked her away to a quiet corner of the garden. And when she has finished:
Kyle: “That's a bit of an odd choice.”
Jackie: “No, I got that. I mean, you know, he [Nathan] is spending all this time with Renee. And I reckon she's a bit different around him.”
Kyle: “Well why wouldn't she vote out Renee, if she thinks Nathan's the nicest person on the planet?”
Jackie: “No –”
Kyle: “Is she not that smart either?”
Jackie: “Rory, you mean? Why wouldn't she vote out Rory?”
Kyle: “Oh, I don't know.”
Jackie: “You don't know what's going on.”
Kyle: “She was just – she just looked like a giant bugs bunny up there, that's all I could see.”
No, Kyle, it’s true, you don’t know what’s going on. I think this is about the point that the psychiatrist would be asking you what day of the week it is and who’s the Prime Minister. (The answers, Kyle, me old pal, are Ketchup and Wa-boo, Wa-boo. Don’t mention it.)
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