🎙️ BONUS | The BEST Aussie Workplace Nicknames
Nick, Luttsy & Susie O’Neill
September 15, 2026
Because Susie is so in touch with the corporate world and the jobsites of Brissy, she's got a list of the best nicknames used in workplaces. "Stop licking it" - Luttsy Love what you hear?
Speakers David Lutteral, Susie O'Neill
TopicsComedy
David Lutteral (0:06)
Oh, hello David. I just said the F word.
Susie O'Neill (0:09)
Oh, it's a bonus podcast, I did.
David Lutteral (0:13)
Welcome to the Bonus Bits.
Susie O'Neill (0:14)
I was going to do tomorrow, which I will still do tomorrow, the Aussie Insults. But on kind of that theme I can do now, nicknames for workmates in Australia. Have you done this one as well?
David Lutteral (0:24)
I've seen that, like...
Susie O'Neill (0:26)
It's a bit lame. It's not so bad. It's a bit lame.
I'm sort of rolling my eyes as I do it.
David Lutteral (0:31)
Well, you're here now, so...
Susie O'Neill (0:32)
Okay, let's just do it. Got anything else? At least one half too lame to do on the show proper. Well, this wasn't going on the show proper.
David Lutteral (0:38)
Oh, okay, right.
Susie O'Neill (0:40)
The other ones. By the way, we're in the 530 Club, obviously.
David Lutteral (0:44)
Why don't you troll your shit there? You mean the main show.
Susie O'Neill (0:46)
Actually, yeah, we should do this there. That beta test of 530 Troll your shit there.
David Lutteral (0:50)
It is fun. You can just get away with anything there. 530
Susie O'Neill (0:53)
Give us an example of what you're doing. Okay, so nicknames for workmates. If someone's a wicket keeper, they put the gloves on and stand back. Harvey Norman. What's a wicket keeper, mate?
David Lutteral (1:02)
Like these are just like what you'd call lazy workmates or nicknames.
Susie O'Neill (1:05)
These are nicknames for workmates. Oh, a wicket keeper. What is it? Puts on gloves and stands back.
Harvey Norman. No interest, zero interest? Three years, no interest. Sensorlight.
David Lutteral (1:18)
Comes on when it needs to, and then turns off when there's no one watching.
Susie O'Neill (1:21)
Only works if someone walks past.
David Lutteral (1:23)
That's funny.
Susie O'Neill (1:23)
That's a good one. Noodle? Noodles?
David Lutteral (1:28)
Noodles.
Susie O'Neill (1:29)
Noodles. Think of... Two minutes? Yep.
Things or jobs take two minutes.
David Lutteral (1:36)
That's funny. Noodles.
Susie O'Neill (1:38)
Ballista.
David Lutteral (1:40)
Oh, Ballista. That's a good one.
Susie O'Neill (1:45)
Okay, enough time. Speaking of, have you got something going on here? Yeah. You got a cold sore.
I haven't noticed that all day until just then.
David Lutteral (1:51)
It's actually... It's been there for like four days. Because you were like, oh... It's on the way out, but when they're on the way out, they get like that red, rory...
Did you notice it and just not say anything a while ago?
Susie O'Neill (1:59)
I thought you might have cut yourself shaving. I didn't realize it. That's what I should say. Stop licking it.
David Lutteral (2:03)
Sorry.
Susie O'Neill (2:05)
I've got a dime for every time. Ballista appears when the hard work is done.
David Lutteral (2:09)
Oh, I see.
Susie O'Neill (2:10)
Yeah. Show bag.
Full of shit. If you don't answer straight away, I'm just going to say it.
David Lutteral (2:15)
This has been perfect for the 530 Club.
You don't know. You don't listen. This isn't eyebrow enough.
Susie O'Neill (2:22)
Lantan. Lantan.
David Lutteral (2:24)
Lantan.
Susie O'Neill (2:25)
You're not going to get it.
David Lutteral (2:26)
Keeps the lights on or...
Susie O'Neill (2:27)
Not very bright and has to be carried. Not very bright and has to be carried. Deck chair.
David Lutteral (2:34)
Folds under pressure.
Susie O'Neill (2:35)
Yep.
David Lutteral (2:35)
Well, that's a good one.
Susie O'Neill (2:36)
Perth.
David Lutteral (2:38)
Far away.
Susie O'Neill (2:39)
Three hours behind everyone else. That's pretty good. G-spot.
David Lutteral (2:43)
Ooh. Don't know where to find it.
Susie O'Neill (2:48)
You don't know how to find them. You don't know how to find them. These are pretty good.
David Lutteral (2:52)
I definitely know where it is, but that's just for other people.
Susie O'Neill (2:54)
Bush Ranger. Just to clarify, everyone nicknames for the G-spotters. I know where it is. I don't think you're the... Bush Ranger. Bush Ranger.
Holds everyone up.
David Lutteral (3:03)
Oh, asks questions in meetings and shit.
Susie O'Neill (3:06)
We've got one of them, haven't we? Who? Oh, I see Manny. She left.
Wheelbarrow.
David Lutteral (3:13)
Wheelbarrow needs to... You fill it full of crap and you lift it? Like...
Susie O'Neill (3:16)
Yeah, only works when it's pushed. Oh, yeah. Limo. Limo.
Carries about eight people.
David Lutteral (3:27)
Oh, so Limo's a good worker.
Susie O'Neill (3:30)
Yeah. Cordless. Cordless.
Runs out. You never get this. Yeah. Charges all night, but only works for four hours. Anyway, that's that.
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