A Sydney man tried to scam a free meal at Pony Dining at The Rocks by planting his own armpit hair in his food and refusing to pay, but the restaurant pulled the CCTV footage and caught the whole thing on camera. They posted the vision online as a warning to other hospitality venues, and now he's gone viral for being the most brazen (and least hygienic) scammer in Sydney.

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An employee named Ryan went viral after his boss emailed him for leaving work three minutes early at 4:57pm instead of 5:00pm, calling it unfair to the rest of the team. To fix the three-minute "time deficit," Ryan was told to either cut his lunch break short or stay back until exactly 5:03pm the next day.

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Hailey Bieber has touched down in Sydney and we reveal why in Sydney at 6, Ricki's developed a full blown obsession with ice curling that nobody saw coming, and we spun the Wheel for a brand new game "You're Out Of Touch." Tim's "boyfriend" Callan Boys joined us for new segment 'Where Are We Eating' with the best Sydney dining spots, Vance Joy attempted to teach us Spanish ahead of the Ed Sheeran tour, and a woman in Sydney got arrested for swimming in the nude. We spoke to someone who shares Ricki's name and gets compared to her constantly, and wrapped with our first ever Quick Draw on the breakfast show with special guest Fitzy.

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Vance Joy popped in ahead of supporting Ed Sheeran this weekend to chat about bridging the gap between stadium crowds and that intimate Paddington pub vibe, and why playing Riptide still never gets old. He also attempted Spanish for us, which sounded a lot like ordering soy milk.

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We kicked off Sydney at 6 covering Oscar Piastri's tearjerking message to a local Olympian, a $1.25 million driveway in Newtown, Chappell Roan refusing to do a shoey at Laneway, and Bad Bunny's Sydney tour announcement. Spun the Wheel for the most disastrous game of Spelling Bee ever—Sarah Harris was shockingly terrible at it. Bruce Isaacs from Sydney Uni joined us for our new segment 'What Cha Watching' with movie recommendations, then we hit Glossys where Romeo Beckham debuted a new tattoo and the Beckham drama continues. Tim revealed men are keeping detailed notes about their partners in the Notes app (red flag behaviour), Woolies dropped their $15 designer Anya Hindmarch tote bags that'll sell out instantly, and kids around Sydney called in to ask us anything. We wrapped with our very first Tim-tervention after realizing his shirt buttons were way too low—someone had to say something.

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Woolworths is bringing back their cult $15 mini tote bag designed by Anya Hindmarch (whose regular bags sell for up to $3,277) after last year's $20 version caused absolute chaos and sold out in record time, dropping in over 400 stores this week with Woolies warning shoppers to get in early because they'll fly off the shelves despite promising "plenty of stock."

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Welcome to our new segment, Sydney @ 6. Oscar Piastri sent Sydney Olympian Phoebe (from Castlecrag) the sweetest good luck message ahead of her first Winter Olympics competing in Slalom and Giant Slalom, and it brought her to tears. A developer just paid $1.25 million at auction for a 4-metre wide, 110sqm driveway on Church Street in Newtown—yes, just the driveway—because Sydney's property market is completely cooked. Chappell Roan annoyed Sydney fans at Laneway Festival by refusing to do a shoey, which is honestly un-Australian. And Bad Bunny announced his Sydney tour dates at ENGIE Stadium for February 28 and March 1 right after his Super Bowl halftime show performance.

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We spun the Wheel for our first ever Emoji Game on breakfast, then Ricki recapped the best auditions from last night's Australian Idol because the talent is unreal. Seattle Seahawks punter Michael Dickson showed Sydney some serious love at the Super Bowl, proving Aussies are everywhere. Daily Telegraph's Joe Hildebrand broke down the Sydney protest chaos and called Prime Minister Albo live on air (spoiler: voicemail). Kim K and Lewis Hamilton hard launched their relationship courtside at the Super Bowl with all the PDA, plus we revealed which Sydney suburbs have the most singles ahead of Valentine's Day—Woollahra for ladies, Lakemba has 304 blokes for every 100 women. Ricki revealed she was almost an Aussie Diamond before choosing singing, then a hairdresser expressed concern about her receding hairline on air (the audacity). There's a toilet scandal at the brand new Fish Market with only 12 female toilets causing chaos, and we played our first game of Sing! with Sarah Harris.

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