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My name is Chloe. I'm 25 years old. I
will be your great girlfriend because

lovely, kind, sweet, and a romantic
person.

What's love to you, Chloe?

Love is that special feeling inside you.
You go, ah, and you go like this, and

you go, ah, I mean love.

All that sort of feeling, and that's how
love is for me.

We all want love.

But finding that special person isn't
always easy.

I've been a princess.

I've yet to find my prince charming.

This series follows New Zealanders
living with Down syndrome and other

disabilities in their search for
romance.

I think it's kind of like a boyfriend
material.

Chloe lives in Auckland with her mum,
dad and much -loved dog, Bonnie.

I was born in West Yorkshire, a little
place called Otley, where Born Every

Minute was filmed.

I came in New Zealand, I was about 11
years old and I was only about this

before I reached my adult height.

This is my bedroom.

This is Elton John, my favourite person
in the whole web world. I love his music

and everything he's done in his life.

Over here is a few of my Airfix models.

I love doing them. They're very, very
fiddly and very hard work.

My very first Airfix model is right
here.

You can see it was kind of rough because
that was my first attempt.

And this is the annoying tank because
they're very fiddly and I don't want to

any more tanks.

I love things Lego.

All you need to do is get your Lego out
and build it all up. But sometimes

Lego's very painful on your bare feet.

As well as autism, Chloe was born with a
learning disability and PICA.

PICA is an eating disorder where you'll
eat.

Chloe would eat the plastic wheels off
her little toy cars.

Stones. She'd eat stones, she'd eat
coins.

I used to eat wood, paper, everything,
and I used to go to the hospital a lot.

She grew out of PICA and, as an adult,
is very independent.

I can get myself washed, make my bed, do
my duvet. I can cook.

I can't iron, but I can clean the
bathroom.

She can do most things. We don't let her
loose with the iron, but most people in

New Zealand don't.

How do you feel about Chloe looking for
a boyfriend?

So proud.

I'm happy for Chloe to look for a
boyfriend.

As a dad, dad's usually very protective.

And I'll be protective of her. I don't
want Chloe having hurt and pain in her

life. I want her to be happy like she
always has been.

Fetch!

Bonnie, fetch!

Come on, get the ball, fetch!

Come on!

What's it been like trying to find a
boyfriend?

It was really hard for me. I had so many
boyfriends. Some of them went funny

buggers, some of them just cheated on
me, some of them just go, nah, not for

sort of thing. So hopefully I find that
special someone for me.

Bonnie!

She will come back eventually.

Bonnie!

And here she comes now.

She's wanting the next stage of her
life, which is to have a partner, maybe

husband, a family, just so she can
feel...

proper love and happiness, and hopefully
we get some more grandchildren.

We get some grandchildren.

I love you.

Who's my beautiful baby bunny?

Are you ready?

Let's start with your name. My name is
Raymond. My family call me Ray Ray

or Ralph.

Oh, I can do it, pal.

Ten different impressions.

Elvis Presley.

Thank you very much, ladies and
gentlemen.

Fred Flintstone.

Yabba -dabba -doo!

James Brown.

Wow! I feel good!

Freddy Krueger.

Welcome to prime time, bitch!

I can do an impression of a hot dog.

But there is one impression that Ray
Elvis is world famous for in Dargaville.

The person I really admire is Elvis
Presley

and my mum.

My biggest dream is to be a rock and
roll star.

I can imagine girls saying my name.

Ray Elvis, can I have your autograph?

This is my room. I call it the

Batcave.

30 -year -old Ray's talents don't stop
with music. He's also an artist with a

passion for horror.

This is...

Freddy Krueger.

Every town has a down street.

I've got something called Mosaic Down
Syndrome.

How does your disability affect you?

Ah, that's a good question.

I've never really thought of that
before.

This is when I get a bit anxious at my
flatmate. I step

back a bit, count to 20, notice my
feelings. If

I'm happy, joyful, confused,

then celebrate.

Yeah, I did the right thing.

Barbecues with friends are a regular
thing for Ray and his flatmate Dom.

I met

Ray

in primary school when we were nine
years old and I've pretty much known him

since then. Ray was a very funny person
to hang out with. He was really kind, a

really good friend.

I can do an impression of an American
hopper.

You do get the interesting voice
messages on your phone once in a while.

He's singing songs to you or he's
laughing like a madman.

Ray, can you show Dom what sort of dance
moves you should do with his lady

friend? I'll probably do it like this.

Ray has not had a girlfriend yet.

He has been close to a couple of them,
but I think it's just been quite

difficult for him.

We tease him a lot that he has a better
relationship with the guitar than a

girlfriend.

But that's something Ray would like to
change.

Are you looking for love?

Oh, yes, I am.

But it hasn't happened yet.

Never had a girlfriend.

And why do you want a girlfriend?

I really want to have someone that I can
talk to and I

play the guitar so I'd like to serenade
her.

In Auckland, Chloe's on two journeys,
looking for love and getting her

licence.

How are you feeling, Chloe?

Very confident?

Yeah, I am.

Good, good. Because I thought today we
could work on your parallel parking.

Yeah, OK, then that's a good idea.

It's harder for me to learn how to
drive. Like, it took me ages to get my

learners. But I'm that close to getting
my restrictions.

I'm back to my past and able to drive
myself to and from work every day.

Just like we did last time. OK.

OK, is that OK?

That's OK, Mum.

That's it. Check your blind spots.

That's it.

And then one o 'clock. Yeah, I see one o
'clock, Mum.

It's one of my things that I wanted to
be independent. It is important for me

make sure that she'll be OK when I'm not
here.

That's what we want. To try and set her
up.

so that when we're not here, she won't
struggle.

We've just come past the line a little
bit that time, but it's OK.

It's OK, Mum, practice is important.

Should I do it again, Mum? Yeah, do that
again, cos that was really good.

Not one to give up at the first hurdle,
Chloe's persistence could pay off, even

in love.

My disability doesn't stop me in life. I
just go ahead and do it.

I'm a very tenant person.

In Auckland, Chloe and her parents are
preparing a traditional family meal.

Let's make some toad in a hole.

Which is, what's toad in a hole?

It's sausages and Yorkshire pudding.

It is.

And what will you talk about on your
day?

Well, probably we'll talk about, is he
into Lego? Is he into FX models?

Or is he into Elton John like I am?

No one's into Elton John that much,
Chloe.

will be we just don't know so do you
think you'll drive your date around oh

definitely definitely he might drive you
around oh yeah that'd be good you might

just drive him around the bend

I want a boyfriend to hold hands and go
like, oh, that special connection when

you see on TV or movie stars and they go
kiss, make out, all that lovely,

lovely, lovely feeling.

And I just want that lovely, lovely
feeling in my heart.

I think Chloe finds dating different to
other people.

She's seen the TV programmes, she's seen
the films of how it is, and that's...

Sort of what Chloe, I think, sees love
is, not that gradual build. You get to

know somebody first as a friend, then
away from there.

Potatoes. Wow.

Gradual might not be Chloe's style.

She's keen to get on with the job at
hand.

I'm excited.

I'm looking forward to my mystery date.

It's 5 p .m. rush hour in the northern
town of Dargaville, but Ray's support

worker, PK, is just starting work.

Come on, Ray, time to get up, bro. My
puku's hungry.

Dinner time.

Yeah.

Can that and that play for, bro? Time to
get up?

Oh, God.

Oh, yeah.

Well, I'd be just known as a bro, you
know, just somebody that comes over and

hangs out with them.

Try and make their life as easy and as
simple and loving as we can.

Because, you know, it's not easy in
their world. Might do chicken Corbett.

Corbett? On my glasses?

Chocolate and onions.

Ah, what?

Tonight I'm the main cook.

That'll be fantastic.

So what is it you want in the lady?

Feel that she'll have a pretty smile.

Long hair.

I'd like a girl with a personality.

Yeah, hard.

All depends on what's inside that, can't
say, bro. Yeah.

Ray's biggest dream would be to find
love, to be happy in a relationship.

He's looking for love.

You know, he's looking for somebody.

What sort of thing do you cook for your
girlfriend?

You reckon, bro?

Oh, yeah.

Discussion tips.

P .K.

is a dear friend. Me and P .K. go quite
far back.

How are you doing this one, Ray?

Oh, I'm switching it back.

You like turning everything off, eh?

Me and P .K.

like to have jam sessions.

I wrote a song when I was 13.

It's called The Raging Fire.

Yeah,

he's a mean person, I think. He's a
really good musician.

I mean, he's got a heart of gold.

He's a very respectful man. He'll be
very respectful.

You know, the lady that chooses him or
he chooses will be very happy.

Rock and roll.

In Auckland, Chloe's preparing for her
big day.

Right. Oh, these are beautiful.

I hope he likes flowers.

Hmm. Yeah, I don't think I look really
beautiful wearing this.

Yeah, I think so too.

Today, Chloe's hoping to fast -track
love with some go -kart racing for her

blind date.

Hi, mate.

My name's Chloe. Nice to meet you. Hi,
Chloe.

I'm Nathan. Wow.

It's so good to meet you. Good to meet
you, too. Do you like Lego?

Lego? Yeah.

Yeah. Oh, that's great.

Do you like Airfix models?

Airfix models.

Like little planes and everything? Oh,
planes. Yeah, I love planes. Oh, that's

great. Yeah.

Oh, good. Shall we go to go casting
together?

Yeah.

Luckily, 37 -year -old Nathan is also
into cars.

Have you got your license?

Um, I've got my learner's license. Me
too. Oh, I'm getting my reconstruction

tour fully.

Really? Yeah.

One pedal at a time. Right is go. Left
is brake.

Right. And have you guys had any racing
experience?

Me? Racing was in my blood.

It was so much fun racing around with
them and it was so exciting and fun.

She's like a natural on the racetrack.
We should form a racing team together,

and Chloe.

Yeah, man.

Awesome, Chloe.

Oh, so much debris for once.

Yeah, wow, look at all the cars.

Oh, awesome.

My favourite car is a Mustang.

Oh, nice. I love my thing.

Is that a McLaren F1?

Uh, not too sure. I like this one. It'd
be awesome to drive it on the motorway.

Oh, nice Ford Falcon XR8.

Oh, I love all these beautiful hot cars.

Oh, what are you... you for a living on
Tuesdays I do the gym and

Wednesdays I've got a volunteer job and
on Mondays and Fridays I've got the day

off oh that's really good do you have a
question for me oh yeah um

uh what What about you? How's your life

going? My life is busy. I mean, I work
five days a week at Zelanda Hook

Oh, thank you. Thank you very much.

So do you live by yourself?

I'm flatting at the moment.

Oh, that's really cool.

I've got a little something for you,
Chloe.

Oh, that's so nice of you.

Here, Chloe.

Oh, thank you so much.

Oh, that's lovely.

Thank you for going out. Enjoy your
first day with me. Love always. Remember

today, Nathan.

Sorry about my writing. It's a bit off.
That's beautiful. Thank you so much.

Awesome. I have a little tear in my eye.

I've got my eyes beating now.

Oh, wow. That's so beautiful.

I like any of this rock.

So nice of you.

Oh, thanks, Chloe.

You're such a lovely, bubbly boy for me.

Thanks, Chloe. I hope my dad likes you
as much as me, because my dad doesn't

like when I bring boys home.

He will always say, who's that boy?

You know, like this. Get out of my
house. Don't snog my daughter.

Dad, say.

Perhaps we can change numbers and then
we get chatting on the phone.

Yeah, I'd love to do that. And maybe
next time we can go on another date.

Yeah. Hmm.

Shall we go?

Yeah, let's go, mate.

My heart says yes and there's a sparkle
in my eye already.

Thanks so much for an awesome date,
mate. You too, you too.

On the road to love, Chloe and Nathan
seem to be off to a flying start.

In Dargaville, Ray Elvis is at work in
the Batcave.

At the moment, I'm making a Candyman
model from the 1992

movie The Candyman.

From the age of about 13, I've enjoyed
doing

art. Art gives me confidence.

Elvis influenced my art. Mainly the hair
is based

on Elvis.

Candyman, his famous lighters.

Say my name five times and I'll appear
in the mirror.

Would you like a girlfriend who likes
horror?

Oh, that'd be cool.

If she likes a bit of a scare now and
then.

Wanting to make a good first impression
on his date, Ray and PK are shopping for

the right get -up.

Shall we go and have a look in here? Oh,
yeah.

Here's some shirts over here.

Maybe? Oh, yeah.

What are you thinking?

That one.

Yeah? Are you sure? Because you only got
one shot at it, brother.

First impressions count, eh?

Yeah,

that's a cool shirt.

Pick a couple of the ones you like, and
we'll try them on and see how they fit.

Yeah.

I do want to drum off it. Is that not
good?

Yeah. Yeah. You like it? The fireworks.

The fireworks.

Okay, bro, let's get a look.

Whoa, look at that.

I really like this shirt.

So what do you think your lady friend's
going to think of it? I think she's

going to melt.

Too much, brother.

All right.

The person that would be right for Ray,
you know, just in my mind, what I think

would be somebody that's obviously got a
bit of a musical talent about them, you

know, even if it's just a tambourine.

Just somebody that he can lean on, hold
on to.

You know, somebody that would be his
groupie.

So how do you feel? Like this? Yeah.

Are you? A little bit.

Oh, it's not too much longer now, bro.

Yeah. So you want to hear some words of
advice from me? Yeah. Your brother?

All right.

Be yourself.

Yeah. And she'll love you to pieces.

That's really cool.

Yeah. We're all wishing and hoping the
best for you, brother.

Hell yeah. Hey, could you deserve it?
Hey.

100%. Boom.

Fantastic.

Me and Barry. Have you ever had a kiss
before, Ray?

No, I haven't.

And it'd be magic.

My first kiss, I'd like to have it at a
fireworks

display.

As soon as I kiss her, the fireworks
would go...

That'd be really cool.

It's a slightly unnerving setting for
Ray's first blind date.

I'm feeling a little bit nervous.

25

-year -old

Hayley has autism spectrum disorder and
lives in Auckland.

Hello.

Hi. Hi, I'm Hayley. What's your name?

My name's Ray Alvers.

Ray Elvis. Oh, nice to meet you.

You look very gorgeous.

Thank you very much. You look good as
well.

Oh, thank you.

What's your favourite hobby?

I really enjoy watching horror movies,
special effects make -up.

Oh, that's really cool.

Yeah. What do you enjoy doing?

I really like playing the guitar.

Oh, that's cool.

What's your favourite genre of music?

I really like rock and heavy metal.

Oh, I like a bit of heavy metal.

ACDs. Oh, nice.

TNT. Yeah.

I like ACDC as well.

Oh, that's really tough.

Having gauged Hayley's shared love of
horror, Ray is keen to get the date

underway.

But as with every good horror movie,
there's always someone lurking in the

shadows. Oh.

Oh. Holy.

Oh.

Don't worry, guys. It's just me, Caleb.

So, you guys are here to do a knife
-making blacksmithing course. This is

armour made by traditional blacksmiths,
but today you'll be making a much more

modern kitchen knife of your own. Oh,
that is awesome.

So cool, eh?

It sort of looks like something off the
Terminator 2.

How the T -1000 smashes into a thousand
pieces and forms into

the liquid.

I think Ray is very nice, but it's hard
to tell at the moment because I've just

met him and I don't want to rush into
anything.

That's looking really good.

When I first saw Hayley, I felt like I
had butterflies

going all around me.

Oh, that's a cool -looking knife.

Thank you very much.

I think Hayley's a gorgeous, beautiful
woman.

Knife making proves a bonding experience
for the horror lovers.

I really like your knife.

I like your knife too.

Sort of like Chucky.

Oh, Chucky, yes.

Chucky. I'm going to get you, Andy.

Yeah.

I think I've got the hots for Hayley.

I think she might be the girl.

Hey, Hayley, are you a bit peckish?

A little bit, yeah.

Would you like to get something to eat?

Yes, please.

Okay.

That's pretty cool.

Yeah, that is cool.

Sometimes I double dip.

Encouraged by how well things appear to
be going, Ray opens up.

I felt a little bit lonely at one point.

Yeah.

Me too. I felt the same way.

I have trouble understanding certain
things or learning certain things.

That's why it's good that we're both on
the show.

so that we can have new experiences,
maybe even find somebody that we want to

with. Yeah.

You have pretty eyes.

Oh, thank you. How do you? You have nice
eyes.

Yeah. Oh, thank you. Oh, thank you very
much.

I really do like that shirt. It's really
cool.

Yeah.

I really like your earrings.

Thanks.

You look like an angel.

Oh, thank you. You look very nice as
well.

Fantastic meeting you for the first
time.

Yeah. My first blind date.

My first blind date too.

Would I have allowed your cell phone
number?

Yes, sure. Do you have social media?

It's funny, I've got seven Facebooks.
Oh, well, you'll have to tell me

which ones you want. My current one, I'm
smiling like this.

Would I be able to see you again?

Yes, I would like that.

That's fantastic.

Yeah.

Should I give you a hug?

Yes, you can give me a hug.

Pretty cool.

Yeah.

She had a special effect on me. I feel
the L word.

And what you couldn't put into words,
Ray says in song.

And God, I know she's the one.

Thank you very much.

After an unsuccessful first date in
Christchurch, Clayton's back home on the

west coast of the South Island.

Don't knock your mother out. No, I'm
not.

Right, we're going to do two right, two
left.

Three, four.

Despite the knock, he hasn't given up on
love.

I still want a girlfriend.

I want to give my heart to her.

I'm no little child anymore.

I'm growing up and I've got my own life.

Yes, I want a girlfriend.

They're real and mean about me.

So what's next?

I don't know. It's just keep looking.

Yeah.

Tricky, isn't it, finding a girl?

You've got your licence and then you've
got your motorbike and you can cook.

Yes.

What's not to like with all your things
you've got going on with yourself?

You'd like to find someone to come.

It's your piece of paradise down here,
wouldn't you, in Karamea? That's right,

yeah. Yeah?

Yeah. Share it with them.

Mum tried to get me on a dating site,
but that didn't work out.

Mum said to me that you

might find love.

And, um, yeah.

You okay?

Yeah, I'm fine. It's just my tears.

Yeah.

It's difficult, isn't it, Clayton?

Yeah.

So, yeah.

Yeah. I'm back on now.

Just like my own dad.

Be happy again, Mum.

Hey, I'm really happy, buddy. I just
want you to be happy, eh?

I know I will.

Yeah, I know you will.

I just want to be a really nice girl,
Mum.

Yeah, all in time. It'll happen.

I know that. Yeah.

I know you do. I bet there'll be a nice
girl somewhere close, honey. We've just

got to go and look for one, don't we?

Yes. There's a few things coming up. I
think there's a dance or something in

Westport. We should find out about that.

Yeah. You keen to go?

Yes. You might find someone there.

Go and scout the town?

Yes. Come on, mate, let's go.

Despite Lily May and Sione hitting it
off on their first date, a breakdown in

communication left Si in limbo. But now
they're back on track with a second date

at an animal park.

It's been a while since the first date.

I've been thinking a lot about it.

I bought a bunch of flowers with her
favorite color on it.

Hey, Lily.

Hello.

Uh, brought you a little gift.

Thank you. Got me a prickly as well.

Yeah. Apologize about those.

It's fine.

Thanks.

A thorny start is soon eclipsed by
something soft and thorough.

are meerkats.

Cool, so if you guys want to have a seat
on this log for me, and what I'll get

you to do is pop your arms underneath
your armpit and we'll pop some food on

your lap and see if the meerkats want to
come get some food.

You okay with this?

I'm just really scared out of my words
right now.

Just look at them, they're so cute.

There we go, here they come.

They're real friendly, so don't worry.

Sione's not convinced.

There you go. You got one eight.

How does it feel?

I'm usually used to holding other
animals like cats.

Something new can be a bit exciting, but
it can be a bit nerve -wracking as

well. That kind of gives me the flight
or fight reaction, and usually I

always get the flight reaction.

Yeah, I'm done.

I'm going to take it.

I'm done.

Sorry, Mick. I have to go.

How are you feeling?

Just... Not because I'm just afraid of
them. It's just... Well, it's just...

concerned about what they were going to
do next.

I hope he could forgive me.

I'm fine with this.

Do you want to go see some butterflies
now?

Yeah, probably I'll calm me down a bit.

It's natural to be scared around other
animals, isn't it?

It's amazing.

I see lily pads.

Can we grab a fish?

I'm pretty sure that's not allowed.

Thank you for helping me calm down.

That's okay.

All right, so this butterfly I'm getting
out here.

This is what we call an arcus butterfly.

If you hold on to its wings for me at
the bottom, you can both hold on at the

same time. That doesn't hurt the
butterfly.

And when you want, you can let it go and
it'll fly away.

What do you think?

Countdown? Yeah.

Three. One, two, three.

Three.

Ready?

Like this?

Yep, perfect. And off he goes.

There we go.

I want my arm. Yeah, I can put one on
your arm for you.

Like both my arms? Both your arms.

I have new power. Both eyes.

Aha.

That's incredible.

There we go.

Yeah. Now he has two.

Now he's got two.

Okay, I'm flying to the last one.

Nice. So, what did you like about today?

The most favorite part?

The meerkats.

Oh, yes, the meerkats.

For me, having autism, I just think it
kind of feels tricky for me.

I understand.

I have Down syndrome.

Autism will be fine with me.

So, you're just fine the way

I am?

Yeah.

I think that I'm alone.

Wow.

Is that a serious statement or something
that's a bit of a joke?

I didn't even joke about anything. This
is real.

Wow.

Thanks.

Hug?

Yes, please. I want a hug.

I love hugs.

It seems Lily Mae and Sione's newfound
romance may have wings.

In Auckland, Chloe is nervously
anticipating her second date with

Well, we exchange phone numbers and
we've been chatting every Friday.

I just can't get it out of my head. I've
been getting people's names mixed up

with Chloe. I've been calling my
flatmate Daniel Chloe, my friend Chloe.

Where are you, my Nathan, love?

Chloe, how are you going, Chloe?

Good, thank you. It's so good to see you
again, Chloe. It's always so lovely to

see you. It's been awesome chatting on
the phone as well.

Yeah, I'll just have the top off and
then I'll be able to ring you again.

so we can chat for ages. Yeah.

Chat, chat, chat, chat, chat.

Today they will be trying the art of
glassblowing.

Who wants to go first?

You go first, Chloe. Oh, okay then.
Chloe?

How exciting.

Keep going.

Keep going, Ethan.

Oh, yeah, look at that. Nice.

Feel how it's making a groove in it?
Yeah, I was going to say getting a good

groove on.

How romantic, doing glassmaking.

I can't wait until it's all done and put
it somewhere special in our room.

Such fun together, you and me.

Love it, Chloe.

Love you too.

I'm so happy to see you again.

I've been telling all my friends all
about you.

Oh, awesome.

I have feelings for you, my friend
Nathan.

Yeah, me too, my Chloe.

Oops. Careful, don't end up in the
bushes.

Oh, yeah, look at that. You can see
there's a city and you can see all the

harbour, everything.

Yeah.

So, I got something to say to you,
Nathan. I got autism.

Oh, yeah.

And I've got learning difficulties, and
I've got chromosome duplication number

eight. That means I've got an extra gene
on me.

I'd have to research that.

I don't know that much about it, but I'd
have to research it.

It's just an extra gene, that's all.

Oh, yeah.

How about you?

Somewhere along the lines of that, I've
got fetal alcohol syndrome.

Oh, yeah.

I don't know that much about it. It's
something along the lines of when I was

born that my original mum drank alcohol.

It's okay, Nathan.

It's all right, Nathan.

Yeah, that sounds really good together.
We're both special in our own little

world. Yeah, we're fun and special.

From a different planet.

I got you something, Nathan.

Hope you like it.

Oh, awesome.

You're everything my heart asks for.

Yeah, me too, my Chloe. You can put that
on your wall and you can think of me.

You're everything my heart asks for.

Oh, thanks, my Chloe.

Oh.

And you'll definitely sweep me off my
feet.

I will do, I will do.

In Karamea, after a brief setback,
Clayton is back in the game with a new

Hey, Clayton.

Hello. How are you? I'm good.

That's good.

I'm here to do radio.

Nice. Benny.

How you going?

I'm good, mate. Good.

Good. Love their top on you.

Hi, guys.

Hey, Clayton. How you doing?

Hey, man.

How are you? I'm good, thank you.

Yeah? I've got a beautiful idea.

I'm going to go on Karamea Radio to look
for love.

Good morning, Karamea. This is Clayton.

I'm looking for a girlfriend.

I'm showing around at Karamea.

So, yeah, I love that idea.

Hey, Louis Walsh. Hey, mate, how are
you?

Good. Come on in. Good to see you, bro.

So you're ready to do your radio show
for the day?

Yeah. And I hear you're going to do a
bit of a shout -out today when you're on

the radio, eh? Yes. Ooh, yeah, looking
forward to that.

Great. Okay, you're on air, bro.

Good!

Good morning, Karamea!

My name's Clayton.

I'm looking for love, and I'm looking
for a girlfriend.

You let me know, give me a call, and
just, yeah, say hi, and I'll take you

for coffee.

Get my cell phone number, I can call
you.

Have a great day, and thanks for
listening.

Good night.

Nice one, bro. Sounds awesome.

Good one.

Clayton's put the call out for love, and
in the meantime, he's in his happy

place.

I love my bike. I ride all day.

That's my grizzly bear.

Is it the name of my bike?

It's a cure bike, by the way.

And my take down the beach, how far I
get.

Feel happy, yes, definitely.

I know there's a girl out there for me.

Because I want to be in love with her
the rest of my life.

Next time, we meet a man who knows
exactly what he wants.

I'm looking for a girlfriend who loves
to have lots of love.

Lots of cheekiness and who's just
overall full of love.

Our horror lovers get intimate.

Sort of feels like a cat licking my
foot.

And there's a sweet date with a dash of
cheekiness.

Is it okay if I have your phone number?

Maybe. Okay.