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Speaker 2: Here's the question that we are throughout there. Given the
Speaker 2: year nineteen seventy, so we'll talk about that nineteen seventy.
Speaker 2: You might think about where you was we go through
Speaker 2: the morning together the year nineteen seventy, so it's gone
Speaker 2: back a little bit. We may have been a little
Speaker 2: closer to the ground nineteen seventy. What were you doing
Speaker 2: the year that air row Guard was launched into the
Speaker 2: Australian market. I mean, when you think about it, what
Speaker 2: did we ever do before air Reguard? Here you get
Speaker 2: to those summer months and you spray this stuff all
Speaker 2: over your body and you actually start to like the
Speaker 2: smell of it. Really you're just going, you know, well,
Speaker 2: just put some more on all and rub it in.
Speaker 2: And you know, Australians right across the summer months smothering
Speaker 2: themselves in this new product called air Regard from nineteen seventy,
Speaker 2: so we'd kick it off. Where were you What were
Speaker 2: you doing and smothering yourself with their regard all those
Speaker 2: years ago. Clarence Clemens, arguably one of the best players
Speaker 2: eas Street band member for long time, just did some
Speaker 2: extraordinary walk work with that band. So we're going to
Speaker 2: talk about great musicians like Clarence and clearly because there's
Speaker 2: so much sax, so we like a bit of early
Speaker 2: morning sacks on the program. Ah, what else have we got, Oh,
Speaker 2: Sir Paul McCartney. Sir Paul McCartney is having a birthday
Speaker 2: eighty three, So we talk about support now. Sadly, I'm
Speaker 2: really conscious now after we were talking last week about
Speaker 2: the Beach Boys, and we talked about that for forty
Speaker 2: five minutes leading into the two o'clock news, and then
Speaker 2: in the next hour what happened is we got the
Speaker 2: announcement that he'd passed away. And I said to Ross
Speaker 2: Stevenson here on three IW the next morning, remind me
Speaker 2: never to mention Sir Paul McCartney as part of my program,
Speaker 2: and he smiled rilely. But we will because he's well
Speaker 2: and he's safe and he's happy at eighty three, and
Speaker 2: there's lots of things and not lots to love about
Speaker 2: the great Sir Paul. Family Friendly Airlines you'd be happy
Speaker 2: to know. I just made a little note of this
Speaker 2: because we just got the announcement through Luftansa Looftansa at
Speaker 2: the world's most Family Friendly Airline No prize from the
Speaker 2: World Airline Awards of twenty twenty five, presented research market
Speaker 2: institute Skytrack's Paris Air Show. How wonderful would that be?
Speaker 2: So they've just picked up most Family Friendly Airline and
Speaker 2: First Class Lounge worldwide, Best first Class Slams worldwide. Austrian
Speaker 2: airlines too, by the way, and euro Rings also euro
Speaker 2: Wings also were picked up awards pointed. That is, for
Speaker 2: those of you that have done a bit of flying,
Speaker 2: I want to talk to you about the loyalty associated
Speaker 2: with a particular airline internationally. One of the highs, one
Speaker 2: of the lows, and as they say in the biz,
Speaker 2: you can go off an airline pretty quickly. Have you
Speaker 2: ever gone off one? One, double three, six nine three?
Speaker 2: Wherever you are, you could be the ACE Radio Network
Speaker 2: of course, right into southern parts of New South Wales,
Speaker 2: right across Victoria, five Double A and Adelaide and six
Speaker 2: PR in Perth. Nice to heavy company. I'm Tony mcmaanus
Speaker 2: Pete kick it off for us in Port Melbourne. Peter, Hello, Tony,
Speaker 2: how you go?
Speaker 9: Man?
Speaker 2: Sens social man?
Speaker 10: Here you go?
Speaker 11: Many gay man?
Speaker 2: Amen, what's happening?
Speaker 1: Man?
Speaker 12: Hi, I've got a mate.
Speaker 1: I'll spoke for a couple of months and here.
Speaker 13: Lie the rockets.
Speaker 2: Sorry sorry, Pete. Wait for some reason, I know you're mobile,
Speaker 2: and but for whatever reason, because well I can hear you,
Speaker 2: but it's really quite distorted. It sounds like you're sitting
Speaker 2: in the backseat of an old Woolsey. That's better. There
Speaker 2: you go, look at you like a big broadcaster's that's it.
Speaker 2: That's better.
Speaker 1: Uh kill me now.
Speaker 2: Pete stay. That will even get you on a bit
Speaker 2: of line. Meggie, good morning to you, and.
Speaker 14: Good morning to you Anthony.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you buy chars in Santos?
Speaker 15: Meggie, Oh god, well it would be a good time.
Speaker 2: Wouldn't it.
Speaker 14: A wheeler and dealer lot. My father used to late father, Oh,
Speaker 14: I used to just love the stups and shears and
Speaker 14: carry young Butler never never Jopp did any of that.
Speaker 2: So you never did a little double, a little double,
Speaker 2: do you?
Speaker 8: Oh?
Speaker 14: No, only education in the crowd and the stops and shares.
Speaker 14: But yeah, my concern I am somewhat concerned, you know,
Speaker 14: for those that perhaps more fo into state who may
Speaker 14: not be aware. Today's one of the small little items
Speaker 14: on Paige one of the advertiser. South Australia's biggest company, Santos,
Speaker 14: has struck a thirty billion dollar agreement to sell a
Speaker 14: consortium of investors led by Abu Dhabi's state owned oil.
Speaker 14: Santos confirmed on Monday the board of the gas giant
Speaker 14: has endorsed the deal. Business leaders remain hopeful the Santa
Speaker 14: spect Oh the tour down under that but by the way,
Speaker 14: and the consortium has prommers to keep the company headquarters in.
Speaker 2: That day when you would hearpe so but they all
Speaker 2: say that don't. They are not too much all change.
Speaker 2: You will just keep going. We'll get just business as usual.
Speaker 2: And then they get rid of people.
Speaker 11: Oh love.
Speaker 14: I'm somewhat concerned about that. And I think, yeah, others
Speaker 14: other than South Australians should be two.
Speaker 16: And this.
Speaker 2: I was reading a bit in the papers yesterday and
Speaker 2: The Australian about it's an amazing story. Really, Maggie on
Speaker 2: the top. Person whose name just to scrape you'll forgive me,
Speaker 2: he'll come back to me to tick. But because he
Speaker 2: was fortunate enough to pick up some shares all those
Speaker 2: years ago. I mean, this whole deal, it could be
Speaker 2: worth something. I think the Australian reported to him alone
Speaker 2: read about somewhere between forty and fifty million. Oh, wouldn't
Speaker 2: that be just lovely?
Speaker 14: One has to wonder whether there's inside.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no, no, one doesn't wonder that at all, Maggie,
Speaker 2: because there is no evidence that that would be the case.
Speaker 2: So I just allert you to that to our knowledge.
Speaker 2: But thank you very much for being part of the program.
Speaker 2: Lenny in Melton, Good morning to you. Yes, Lenny, anytime
Speaker 2: you're ready.
Speaker 17: Right now, a bit you're doing, be at the aircraft
Speaker 17: or something, and which ones you're like, Well, i'll tell
Speaker 17: you an experience as you now work with you.
Speaker 2: Did you have a favorite over the years as far
Speaker 2: as what just an airline carrier, particular particular brand that
Speaker 2: you notice?
Speaker 17: They're all fantastic except for one our first started there
Speaker 17: we have of j A two come in because I
Speaker 17: was working in the National catering with all the trucks
Speaker 17: and that was on J two.
Speaker 2: Was what for those that do the acronym so j
Speaker 2: A two was Japanese.
Speaker 17: No no, no, no, that is you, Yugoslavenski Transport.
Speaker 2: Oh there you go. Would not have nailed that one.
Speaker 2: Well done you.
Speaker 17: Yeah, but yeah. I was on the back door of
Speaker 17: this DC ten and we've got three engines, you know,
Speaker 17: the three three inches of the back doing one on
Speaker 17: the outside and the top. And the APU blew up,
Speaker 17: big bang, like a bomb. And why the APU blew up,
Speaker 17: I don't know, but I said to me mate, right
Speaker 17: in the truck, I said, the girls in they go,
Speaker 17: you go out the front, don't run, just walk up
Speaker 17: the front and up with the door, down with the
Speaker 17: truck dan and we got the hell I over.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, walking, don't don't you're going to walk out.
Speaker 2: Don't look back.
Speaker 17: It wasn't good.
Speaker 2: No, how long ago would that have been, len, That
Speaker 2: would have been back in early eighties, early part of
Speaker 2: the eighties. So there's a memory there. Thank you. We've
Speaker 2: got to do this break, Lenny. Thank you, one double
Speaker 2: three six nine three. Wherever you are right across Australia.
Speaker 2: Anything you want to raise on the program, whether it
Speaker 2: be a favorite airline you might think about, and it's
Speaker 2: not urgent. I promise you we'll get to that when
Speaker 2: we do but if you think about where you were,
Speaker 2: what you were doing during that year nineteen seventy, let's
Speaker 2: call it moving out of the sixties into the seventies.
Speaker 2: If you like, what was that like for you? Where
Speaker 2: were you were you married? Where were you living? What
Speaker 2: school were you going to? One double three, six nine
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Speaker 2: call Australia Overnight. Come and join in, you know you
Speaker 2: want to do. Wherever you are, you might be thinking
Speaker 2: about nodding off. You've probably already had a salad, biscuit
Speaker 2: and a cup of tea just to settle the nerves
Speaker 2: or something a bit more powerful. One double three, six
Speaker 2: nine three is the telephone number today. Of course I
Speaker 2: mentioned Sir Paul McCartney having a birthday eighty three. And
Speaker 2: when you think about the amazing, extraordinary contribution that Sir Paul,
Speaker 2: and of course Ringo and George and John, but certainly
Speaker 2: so Paul at eighty three, the songs that they've written
Speaker 2: performed the shows, everybody would have a great affection, I think, well,
Speaker 2: I would imagine. I can't imagine anybody's never liked them,
Speaker 2: never like Sir Paul never liked the wings never liked
Speaker 2: the Beatles. I would think that would be highly unlikely,
Speaker 2: but maybe English singer, songwriter, musician, former Beatle became Are
Speaker 2: you ever a former Beatle? You're always going to be
Speaker 2: a Beatle Jay, aren't you? By definition? I mean there
Speaker 2: was only the four or five of them. Anyway, Once
Speaker 2: you're a fan, you're a fan for life, aren't you?
Speaker 2: Would you? I can understand that. It's really interesting because
Speaker 2: I think you I don't know. I think you can
Speaker 2: be a former Beatle, but you could probably be a
Speaker 2: former member of the Rolling Stones for example, former member Yeah,
Speaker 2: former member of the Rolling Stones. But you're never going
Speaker 2: to be a former Beatle. You're always going to be
Speaker 2: a Beetle.
Speaker 18: Well that's right. They really stayed with their band. Yeah,
Speaker 18: they did with them, even though they went and did
Speaker 18: their solo years years later or some years later later,
Speaker 18: but they were still the four.
Speaker 2: He celebrated his twenty second birthday when the Beatles toured
Speaker 2: in Australia nineteen sixty four, and he was only twenty two.
Speaker 2: Think about that. Think about your child at twenty two,
Speaker 2: your grandchild at twenty two, touring the world doing what
Speaker 2: they were doing at twenty to landing in Australia. I
Speaker 2: think they came into I think they flew into Darwin first,
Speaker 2: then into Sydney, then into Melbourne. I hope I've got
Speaker 2: that itinery right, Adrian, Good morning to you.
Speaker 19: On here.
Speaker 2: You going really well? Thank you?
Speaker 9: Just sing up of wolf. Looked up something on Google
Speaker 9: about Eric and it said that AerR reguards older than
Speaker 9: nineteen seventy.
Speaker 2: Well, it was trademarked in nineteen seventy according to the
Speaker 2: information that I've got. What did you find out?
Speaker 10: What did it say?
Speaker 9: Well, it was actually used by Queen Elizabeth when she
Speaker 9: toured Australia in nineteen sixty three and she was out
Speaker 9: on the golf course and using it to repel flies.
Speaker 9: And so it's as old as nineteen sixty three.
Speaker 2: Well, gee, I hope that's right. In nineteen thirty eight,
Speaker 2: Waterhouse Creative are Gard began researching how to protect sheep.
Speaker 2: Back in those days, you just gavered a chemical mixture
Speaker 2: applied to a bandage to kill blow flies on the sheep.
Speaker 2: So it goes back there. So wonder just double checking,
Speaker 2: because would it be so nineteen thirty eight the creator
Speaker 2: of air reguard, But maybe the distinction is that it
Speaker 2: may have been created earlier, but it was actually trademark
Speaker 2: as a product in Australia at nineteen seventy.
Speaker 9: Well, you see the CSORO.
Speaker 2: I think they had a fair bit to do with it,
Speaker 2: You're right about it.
Speaker 9: And the sign, one particular sign for destruck gold or
Speaker 9: whatever was coming up with the thing about using it
Speaker 9: as an insect rebellent.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and then it.
Speaker 9: Got passed on to Martine and I remember Samuel Taylor
Speaker 9: was the marketer of Martin in the sixties and seventies
Speaker 9: and they had error Guard as well as Morteene.
Speaker 2: It's a great piece of research and I think you
Speaker 2: were doing that. Spray Fresh was the other one, wasn't it?
Speaker 2: Just go back. There's a page there just above that
Speaker 2: if I can so. It was Doug water House in
Speaker 2: relationships doctr Ian McNamara csi u's Division of Economic Entomology
Speaker 2: in camera to work on sheep blowfire problem and those
Speaker 2: sheep blowfly problems were massive. Over the next year or so,
Speaker 2: studied the sociology if you like, a digestion and excretion,
Speaker 2: oh that's a nice word this time in the morning,
Speaker 2: a cology and population control and it goes on and
Speaker 2: on and on and on, research interrupted by the start
Speaker 2: of Second World War in nineteen thirty nine. But you're right,
Speaker 2: goes way way back. So really you spot on my mistake.
Speaker 2: I should have written out clear air regard trademark registered
Speaker 2: in nineteen seventy.
Speaker 9: Because the sixties were when we added you know, in
Speaker 9: the seventies we've got things we fabulue.
Speaker 2: And yes, fabulon. Does anybody still use fabulum? Is it
Speaker 2: still a ninning product?
Speaker 8: You need?
Speaker 2: Uncle Sam was the other one, massive age.
Speaker 9: So it came out of the same factory as Martine.
Speaker 9: There are those things.
Speaker 2: Oh, it was about the sprays. I just I'd like
Speaker 2: to find out from people do they still use things
Speaker 2: like the one for the what did you say the
Speaker 2: what was the one Adrian you mentioned for the ironing
Speaker 2: fab fabulon? I wonder if people still use fabulon to
Speaker 2: do the shirts one double three six nine three. Franklin
Speaker 2: mural Bak, good morning, Good morning.
Speaker 11: How are you today.
Speaker 2: I'm well, frank thank you for asking. Well.
Speaker 11: Two things that I remember about nineteen seventy one was
Speaker 11: I got married on the twenty fourth of January. The
Speaker 11: other one, the other one was nine months later, the
Speaker 11: Grand Final.
Speaker 7: Didn't take long.
Speaker 2: Jay's smiling Riley, Jay, look at you. You'll be happy
Speaker 2: to hear that. Thank you, Jay. You weren't even born.
Speaker 2: Why are you supporting? You weren't even there.
Speaker 18: But I had a feeling as I was passing Jupiter
Speaker 18: on my way to Earth, I could feel the crowd
Speaker 18: just roaring at the one.
Speaker 2: I could feel it. Frank, were you there or because
Speaker 2: in those days it was not being telecast, I was there.
Speaker 11: I was standing on cans with a group of other people,
Speaker 11: mainly coming with supporters, and about halftime they started to
Speaker 11: sell them back because they were coming with the seven
Speaker 11: goals up for something round about and then we came
Speaker 11: back and we showed them.
Speaker 2: It was what a monster there. I must confess I
Speaker 2: don't remember it, but I know that there would be
Speaker 2: people right across Australia passionate about those sorts of events.
Speaker 2: I would remember it fondly.
Speaker 11: Sure it was a good, good decade of the seventies,
Speaker 11: because eight seventy seventy seventy nine, it did really well
Speaker 11: in early eighties as well.
Speaker 2: And Frank, to get those tickets back in those days,
Speaker 2: you have to line up. Do you remember lining up
Speaker 2: to get him.
Speaker 11: I don't really know. I remember one time I went
Speaker 11: to the mcg to watch cart and paved the way
Speaker 11: we did real life, and we're playing, so I went
Speaker 11: straight out again.
Speaker 2: Excuse me, mum, we're at the wrong grand half, Hardy.
Speaker 2: That's classic, Well done, Frank. Good memories there finished. Collingwood
Speaker 2: finished nineteen seventy, top of the ladder, eighteen wins. Carlton
Speaker 2: next on the sixteen, followed by some children in South Melbourne.
Speaker 2: South Melbourne was participately in the first final series since
Speaker 2: nineteen forty five, and got in despite winning only four
Speaker 2: of their last eight home and away matches. Frank, good
Speaker 2: to talk to you. We'll do this break when we
Speaker 2: come back, we'll talk to Ardie and we'll want to
Speaker 2: catch up also with the great man Barry Urk at
Speaker 2: marketing and business Experts, so we'll do that next. All
Speaker 2: part of Australia Revenue. Nice every company, We're of you
Speaker 2: out right across Australia. For Australia overnight, I'm Tony McManus
Speaker 2: one double three six nine three. You might be listening
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Speaker 2: really via the three A w app Good morning to you.
Speaker 2: Great to have your company, should you choose to jump
Speaker 2: on board and join the just joining the program the fun.
Speaker 2: We're not going to get heavy, I promise you. I
Speaker 2: have to last yesterday morning, people said Tony mac two
Speaker 2: heavy and it brings out the worst side of everyone,
Speaker 2: including me when we talk heavy politics. So we're going
Speaker 2: to not do that this morning unless one one double
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Speaker 2: lot of the text and I try to get to
Speaker 2: them and read as many as we possibly can as
Speaker 2: we talk through some of the topics that we use
Speaker 2: on Australia Overnight and for those I applied again to
Speaker 2: a lot of emails that yesterday overnights at THREEAW dot
Speaker 2: com dot AU. I think it's pretty important to reply,
Speaker 2: even if it's only just a few words, because it
Speaker 2: does take a bit of time. I'm not complaining about that,
Speaker 2: but it does take a bit of time to do that.
Speaker 2: So I tried to reply to each and every single
Speaker 2: one Ardie, mister Miagi morning.
Speaker 16: Good morning, Tony and Jay. Paul McCartney performed in Melbourne
Speaker 16: and Sydney not so long ago, about one math years ago,
Speaker 16: wasn't I know?
Speaker 2: Yeah, but when you think about it, how many times
Speaker 2: he's been in Australia and each time it's just a
Speaker 2: massive sense of occasion since that first visit back in
Speaker 2: sixty sixty four, sixty five.
Speaker 16: Yeah, I didn't go. I would love to have gone
Speaker 16: to see record of our own was helped by the
Speaker 16: Beatles of seventeen single and I still got it. I
Speaker 16: got it given to him as a kid.
Speaker 2: Well done you What did you say? It was a
Speaker 2: seven inch a little single?
Speaker 16: Yeah, seven inch run record?
Speaker 8: Help Now that was that.
Speaker 2: Would have been not on the Apple label at that stage?
Speaker 2: Was it? That was still em I? I reckon?
Speaker 16: Yeah, that's right, I got it right on. Yeah, they're
Speaker 16: great for Beatles. I would have loved to see Paul McCartney,
Speaker 16: but I was busy doing other things. But yeah, a
Speaker 16: lot of people really enjoyed it, so he started in
Speaker 16: Melbourne and then went to Sitney in it was really
Speaker 16: good from my basic scene, which wouldn't.
Speaker 2: Now, Ardie, I'm holding up a fantastic CD that you
Speaker 2: said through, which is very very thoughtful of you as
Speaker 2: a little birthday consideration. It's arrived in the hot little hand.
Speaker 2: All those songs from the movie Years.
Speaker 16: Hold on too, because it's rare and they're getting eliminated
Speaker 16: from my friend. You even eat the eos that's k
Speaker 16: disk Elvis's movie hits and he's having a hard time
Speaker 16: getting them.
Speaker 2: Now what are they a bit precious?
Speaker 8: Are they?
Speaker 16: Well, they're phasing out bit by bus to have stacks
Speaker 16: off them and there's very limited CDs now, but very few.
Speaker 19: So yeah, you got it.
Speaker 16: You've got a quicker than one.
Speaker 1: I thought.
Speaker 2: When'd you posted yesterday the day before? So you look
Speaker 2: at some of these movies. So it starts off with
Speaker 2: Love Me Tender, Jailhouse Rock, Blue, Hawaii Girls, Girls, Girl,
Speaker 2: Viva Las Vegas, Frankie and Johnny were Lovers, Easy Come, Easy,
Speaker 2: Clam Bake, Wonerfilm, Stay Away, Joe, Change of Habit. Look
Speaker 2: at all these and Kiss and Cousins.
Speaker 16: Yeah, all the hits from the movies as you can see, and.
Speaker 2: A nice cut. This is the only cart I've ever
Speaker 2: had in my entire life. Of birthdays, Tony mackin the
Speaker 2: a great radio announcer who wrote that you're Jimmy a bit.
Speaker 2: Jimmy wrote that best wishes for the birthday, something small,
Speaker 2: something smaller to the Elvis C c D enjoyed art.
Speaker 2: It's very so I've got I've got to hide it
Speaker 2: from Jay because you walk out with it. He's like that.
Speaker 2: Nice to talk to you. Now. Barrier is managed to
Speaker 2: direct the marketing focus. Always good to catch up with Barry.
Speaker 2: We'll do we talk Tobarr in a regular basis. Good morning,
Speaker 2: Good morning, Tony. I'm fascinated with as many are, and
Speaker 2: we're trying to get our heads around for those a
Speaker 2: little older and infinitely more wise, not necessarily always more wise,
Speaker 2: by the way. But the new big thing is that AI.
Speaker 2: How do we I mean, it's just going to be.
Speaker 2: It's moving so quickly, I think Barry isn't it.
Speaker 20: It has been, Tony, but to a lant extent. A
Speaker 20: lot of people use that as a collective now AI
Speaker 20: artificial intelligence, it's anything but artificial. In fact, when you
Speaker 20: think about it, it's programmed intelligence because to a large extent,
Speaker 20: for them to come up with any conclusion with an
Speaker 20: algorithm or a computer algorithm type basis, you've got to
Speaker 20: have some sort of basis on which to come to decisions.
Speaker 20: So we have had for a long time, right back
Speaker 20: to the days of the IBM golf boil typewriter. That
Speaker 20: was a form of artificial intelligence and technology. It's just
Speaker 20: been a progressive development of that type of situation. It's
Speaker 20: just that its growth has been exponential in the last
Speaker 20: three to four years.
Speaker 2: Makes sense. Let me give you an example. So I'm
Speaker 2: not wild about social media, don't fully understand it, particularly Facebook,
Speaker 2: and I particularly like it at all for a range
Speaker 2: of reasons. Put that to one side for a moment.
Speaker 2: On LinkedIn, I just happened to cruise into my LinkedIn
Speaker 2: site and in LinkedIn to reply to some of the
Speaker 2: lovely greetings that I saw some days after my birthday
Speaker 2: last week. And all you've got to do is start
Speaker 2: to type one word, and it almost does it for you.
Speaker 2: By way of thinking people who considered it a lovely
Speaker 2: gesture to send a birthday message. I hardly had to
Speaker 2: do anything, eat a little button. It says thank you
Speaker 2: for your lovely note.
Speaker 20: Almost well anticipated intelligence that sort of thing. It says
Speaker 20: scripting your texts and you are saying that you want
Speaker 20: to have a to respond to everything. Well, that's a
Speaker 20: very easy collective way of doing it, because the important
Speaker 20: thing is at the bottom. It's got a name, Tony McManus.
Speaker 20: It's the personalization rather than the impersonalization of artificial intelligence.
Speaker 20: It's a label that really the means and I think
Speaker 20: has you know, as a consultant and a person who
Speaker 20: speaks in many conferences on customer service. When you've got
Speaker 20: technology interspersing and interrupting personal communications, you really are fracturing relationships.
Speaker 20: So you've got to utilize artificial intelligence, whichever mode or
Speaker 20: modeled it is into the fact that you don't replace humanity,
Speaker 20: you complement humanity using that. Because artificial intelligence improves internal efficiency,
Speaker 20: it does not enhance external effectiveness. That's the critical issue
Speaker 20: to remember it all the time.
Speaker 2: Corporations need to be aware, are aware, they're.
Speaker 20: Sensitive to it. They're spending too much money on saying well,
Speaker 20: hold on, we've got to be in on this. You know,
Speaker 20: I'm an older person. I'm fifty and sixty years of age.
Speaker 20: I've run this business. I've been the managing director for
Speaker 20: ten years. My staff telling me I'm an analog manager
Speaker 20: and we're now in a digital era, so I'm out
Speaker 20: of touch. So I'm going to spend a lot of
Speaker 20: money making sure that we've got access to all the
Speaker 20: capital equipment for artificial intelligence. And that's the problem. In
Speaker 20: many instances, you've got artificial intelligence, so you've got capacity,
Speaker 20: but you haven't got capability. What we need to do
Speaker 20: is to make sure that internal to companies, you've got
Speaker 20: a lot of situations where people within the organization can
Speaker 20: use the technology or artificial intelligence to the advantage of
Speaker 20: the business and more important pordly to the advantage of
Speaker 20: the existing past and perspective customers.
Speaker 2: So in terms of shopping, our shopping habits where in
Speaker 2: the day you look at maybe the specials that were
Speaker 2: printed in the local newspapers, you look at those specials
Speaker 2: tick maybe things that were at that stage reduced and
Speaker 2: that's where you would go to shop. A lot of
Speaker 2: that now is so easy to do using I don't
Speaker 2: know what it's AI, but you can do that's pretty
Speaker 2: much on your phone. As you're walking into the store, planning. Well,
Speaker 2: it's really yes.
Speaker 20: This is the latest mode coming out of the United
Speaker 20: States of America agency purchasing or high agency purchasing, and
Speaker 20: it's about four percent, or you know, marginally less than
Speaker 20: three percent, but it's growing to about four percent of
Speaker 20: the market. So Tony McManus wants to buy a product.
Speaker 20: It might be a microwave, it might be a television,
Speaker 20: so it might be a new radio, it'll be a
Speaker 20: digital radio that he wants to listen to on three
Speaker 20: AW or it might be six pr or you know
Speaker 20: FIVEAAM that sort of thing. So, but the point is
Speaker 20: is he getting the right prices the right value? What
Speaker 20: you can now do and this is what the Americans
Speaker 20: are doing with this agenic purchasing. So the AI becomes
Speaker 20: your agent. You give them a brief of what you
Speaker 20: want to buy, what you're looking for, what are the brands,
Speaker 20: what's the price range that is tolerable to you, and
Speaker 20: they will go out search, select, choose, nominate, and actually
Speaker 20: be able to transact the business and organize delerlivery for
Speaker 20: you across the board. Now you can see what's having
Speaker 20: the problem there. You've now got artificial intelligence acting as
Speaker 20: the agent for the consumer talking to the algorithm of
Speaker 20: the department store, the retail operation and everything else has
Speaker 20: been marginalized. So there's no relationships, there's no personal loyalty,
Speaker 20: there's no repeat business. And so a lot of businesses
Speaker 20: are saying, I don't know whether I want to become
Speaker 20: a fulfillment center for artificial intelligence. So this is a
Speaker 20: great new model. And look, here's the point if you
Speaker 20: look at it and say, let's take away the pursuit
Speaker 20: of what's the cheapest price and say, what is the
Speaker 20: one thing that annoys many people when they're buying products.
Speaker 20: Now you're talking about Paul McCartney. Now Paul McCartney's tickets
Speaker 20: sold very, very rapidly. Let's take that as the case
Speaker 20: in ployed. What you can now do is you go
Speaker 20: to your artificial intelligence, you develop them as an agent,
Speaker 20: give them a brief and say, Paul McCartney, Taylor Swift
Speaker 20: or whoever else it may be, is coming to Melbourne, Adelaie, Sydney,
Speaker 20: Brisbane or Warn and Bull and say what I want
Speaker 20: is some tickets. I'm prepared to pay this price. I
Speaker 20: would like that range, and I want it on that night.
Speaker 20: And so you can give them a brief and so
Speaker 20: rather than you waiting online on a telephone, online with
Speaker 20: the social media, or more particularly physically waiting in a
Speaker 20: queue trying to get tickets, artificial intelligence can take all
Speaker 20: the toxicity and the frustration and annoyance by simply saying,
Speaker 20: hold on, I'll do that on your behalf. And that
Speaker 20: is AI agency purchasing used in the most appropriate manner
Speaker 20: because it's saving you time, which is time is money. Therefore,
Speaker 20: the value proposition is greatly enhanced when you use artificial
Speaker 20: intelligence intelligently.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's a beautiful observation. The great band Credit House
Speaker 2: doing some shows. Credit House, it was, and I just
Speaker 2: thought you I'd love to see that. Sure enough, as
Speaker 2: soon as I said it out loud, Credit House as
Speaker 2: something hits the phone. They're doing a series of concerts
Speaker 2: I think in the beautiful Yarra valley here in Victoria.
Speaker 2: They're going all around Australia, but they're a valley here
Speaker 2: in Victoria. And I looked at the thing and you
Speaker 2: can pay one hundred and thirty or one hundred and
Speaker 2: eighty dollars a ticket or something, But then you have
Speaker 2: a selection of going into a restaurant or a cafe
Speaker 2: or a certain section and the prices are all structured accordingly.
Speaker 2: It's just it's a different it's a completely different way
Speaker 2: to maybe you and I might be used to going
Speaker 2: to Melbourne Sports Depo to buy a ticket all those
Speaker 2: years ago.
Speaker 20: Yes, and of course the point is that it's now pricing. Yeah,
Speaker 20: if there's five people wanting that particular ticket, the price
Speaker 20: goes up in order high What you've got to do
Speaker 20: is have the artificial intelligence, you know, acting as your agents,
Speaker 20: say well, this is the price range that I want,
Speaker 20: and these are the seats that I will go into.
Speaker 20: I won't take on the wings. I want to be
Speaker 20: more on the center aisles and that type of situation.
Speaker 20: And people are very very happy with that type of situation. Now,
Speaker 20: a lot of people say that is the future, and
Speaker 20: therefore there's going to be you know, you've got to
Speaker 20: get onto that. Interestingly enough, the bigger businesses like the
Speaker 20: department stores, discount department stores, the global retailers, even the
Speaker 20: platforms like TikTok Amazon, they're saying, we don't know whether
Speaker 20: we're losing control of our supply chain. We'll use it selectively,
Speaker 20: but we're not going to make it randomly available because
Speaker 20: all of a sudden, the whole equation of relationships of business,
Speaker 20: the value of brands, well, you've lost all of that
Speaker 20: type of situation because Tony, you're old enough as I'm
Speaker 20: old enough to remember that when you were went into
Speaker 20: the workforce and you went into sales, and they all say,
Speaker 20: the important thing is what is the lifetime value of
Speaker 20: your customers. With artificial intelligence and agency purchasing, it's transaction
Speaker 20: by transaction. That's fine. If you're a president of the
Speaker 20: United States or the name of Donald Joe Trump, you
Speaker 20: don't need to be transaction or what you need to
Speaker 20: do is to develop relationships, and so all the time,
Speaker 20: utilize it to improve and complement the human quotion. But
Speaker 20: never deal out of the equation the human quotion, because
Speaker 20: that's not going to be the future of businesses. Because
Speaker 20: many small business owners here today, their whole superannuation fund
Speaker 20: is geared to one day I'm going to come and say, no,
Speaker 20: that's it. I want to sell my business. If all
Speaker 20: the transactions are done by online with algorithms and artificial
Speaker 20: agency purchases, there is no business to sell. So never
Speaker 20: step back and say, well, I'll allow technology to run
Speaker 20: my business, because it's the most efficient way to do it.
Speaker 20: It can be unquestionably and it's proving to be right now.
Speaker 2: A false economy, false economy. We'll leave it. They're always
Speaker 2: good to talk to you, Barry. Thank you, Barryer could
Speaker 2: manage your director marketing focus Bricks and Water. It's in curious.
Speaker 2: I don't know what you saw on the news last
Speaker 2: night about Australia Post was on all the news services.
Speaker 2: Australia Posts and their slightly new experience of picking up
Speaker 2: a parcel times they are a change in Hey, Jay,
Speaker 2: the other side of the glass. Have you checked our
Speaker 2: respective bank accounts? Yes? And no income, no income, nothing.
Speaker 2: Have we heard anything from Justin Justin? Well, surprise, surprise,
Speaker 2: Justin is with us. But look, I'm just still letting
Speaker 2: you know, Tony, it's not looking good at this stage.
Speaker 2: Not looking good. So we have commitments for our philanthropic
Speaker 2: projects to the tune of four to five hundred thousand dollars.
Speaker 2: This is going to be awkward. How do we have
Speaker 2: not just yeah, it's going to be really awkward. From Switzerland,
Speaker 2: just from Justin Justin? Bring us up to date. Where
Speaker 2: is the money? Honey?
Speaker 21: Okay? So I rung the bank today and they said
Speaker 21: that they can't transfer the money over because it's over
Speaker 21: their legal amount.
Speaker 2: That's what I hate that every time.
Speaker 21: Yeah, yeah, so I'm sorry about that.
Speaker 2: But yeah, well if and when that ever changes, please
Speaker 2: come back. Because we had meetings yesterday just Jay and
Speaker 2: I were going to plan how we would share this
Speaker 2: with people in our life and friends and family and
Speaker 2: projects on which we've been working philanthropically. With all that
Speaker 2: money that we were going to pour into your account
Speaker 2: or you were going to pour into our account more.
Speaker 21: Importantly, Yeah, I'm sorry about that, but I will get
Speaker 21: it and you will get it in your bank account.
Speaker 21: But that's not why I run.
Speaker 2: That's that's not why we're called really, that's not why.
Speaker 8: So I just want to.
Speaker 21: Pass on my condolences to the Tasmanian police officer that
Speaker 21: was shot in the law. Yeah yeah, and also too,
Speaker 21: I've just seen on the news and I'm not too sure.
Speaker 8: If it's.
Speaker 21: You know, being confirmed or not, but I heard on
Speaker 21: the news that the remains of that body that was
Speaker 21: found are that of that missing teenager.
Speaker 2: That I don't know.
Speaker 21: Yeah, so I was just watching the news and yeah,
Speaker 21: it's just come on that Queensland Police have confirmed human
Speaker 21: confirmed human remains found in Bushland RL Phoebe Bishop. So yeah,
Speaker 21: it's it's so sad, like a teenager.
Speaker 1: Being you know, it's.
Speaker 2: Awful Bishop at the end of a month long search.
Speaker 2: That is a group of the nation that has discovered
Speaker 2: rugged Bushland earlier in the month has been formally identified.
Speaker 2: Police confirmed yesterday remains found near good Night Scrub National
Speaker 2: Park the Bunderberg region. Those are the missing teenager. It
Speaker 2: is a tragic, tragic story.
Speaker 21: Yeah, definitely. I just want to send my condolences out
Speaker 21: to the Bishop family as well too. I mean, you know,
Speaker 21: it's just so sad and like a teenager gone missing
Speaker 21: and you know, yeah, but.
Speaker 2: That's very kind of just thanky much, that's very kind
Speaker 2: of you two mentioned that we will do this and
Speaker 2: lovely if you two will highlight that for us on
Speaker 2: the program, we will do this break when we come
Speaker 2: more of your calls, anything you would like to raise
Speaker 2: on the program. We're having a bit of fun Wednesday
Speaker 2: night edition of the program where you know and Lovers
Speaker 2: Australia overnight. I should say that coming up we've got
Speaker 2: antiques and collectibles now that's going to be just after
Speaker 2: two o'clock this morning, Rick Milne will be joining us
Speaker 2: all part of the program that's after two right here
Speaker 2: three at W five A and six PR in Perth.
Speaker 2: Good morning, lots of things to talk about as we
Speaker 2: go through the morning together. As I mentioned, Rick Milne
Speaker 2: will be here very shortly for antiques and Collectibles that
Speaker 2: will be in the hour Afternox, so in the two
Speaker 2: o'clock hour. For those in South Australia that will be
Speaker 2: half an hour earlier and for those in WA that
Speaker 2: will be from midnight your time for Rick Milne Antiques
Speaker 2: and Collectibles. Jimmy Zabo on this morning too, which is
Speaker 2: always a bit of fun with Jimmy Zabo, who's the
Speaker 2: exec producer for Jackie Felgate's program. Here on three a W.
Speaker 2: Dick Smith became the first person on this day, first
Speaker 2: person to cross Australia and he did it in a
Speaker 2: hot balloon. He landed in northern New South Wales. The
Speaker 2: year was nineteen ninety three and the flood time was
Speaker 2: just over forty hours, so an average speed of just
Speaker 2: doing the math there at ninety k per hour and
Speaker 2: the year for that for the wonderful Dick Smith nineteen
Speaker 2: ninety three. Anybody play golfer? There are any golfers in
Speaker 2: the audience. He ever played the golf. Tiger Woods won
Speaker 2: his not his third, not his fiftieth, but won the
Speaker 2: one hundredth US Open and broke several golfing records in
Speaker 2: the year two thousand. On this day, in the year
Speaker 2: two thousand, he completed the Golf Grand Slam. He won
Speaker 2: the British Open, became the youngest player to compete a
Speaker 2: career Grand Slam. Also broke every other Marjor Golf Championship
Speaker 2: record when he won fifteen shots ahead of the rest
Speaker 2: of the field. What an incredible player he was at
Speaker 2: a pretty young age. The wonderful time the Woods. It
Speaker 2: is a stranger overnight. I'm Tony mc good morning.
Speaker 4: Now this is a straggling open eyes with Tony McManus.
Speaker 7: Every generation.
Speaker 10: Blames the one before.
Speaker 2: And all of their frustration.
Speaker 6: Convening on your door. I know that I am a
Speaker 6: prisoner to all my father husshold. I know that I'm
Speaker 6: a hostage to all his hawks and fears. I just
Speaker 6: wish I could have told him in the living more
Speaker 6: complements of paper feel with imperfect thought still to conversation.
Speaker 6: I'm afraid that's all.
Speaker 16: With not.
Speaker 5: You say it.
Speaker 10: Just don't see it, he says, it's perfect sense. You
Speaker 10: just can't get agreement.
Speaker 5: And this present tense.
Speaker 6: We don't talk a different languages talking.
Speaker 22: In me.
Speaker 5: Say lies, won't say as a well, yes to way.
Speaker 9: Go.
Speaker 5: When we die, we don't see.
Speaker 10: Too sure we open up a quarl.
Speaker 5: Between the present time the past.
Speaker 4: We only sacrifised future.
Speaker 5: Some better.
Speaker 22: That's the last.
Speaker 5: So don't get to the chambers. You sometimes see your spades.
Speaker 5: If I may have a new perspective all a different day,
Speaker 5: and if you don't get it and don't will be
Speaker 5: being a by Just be ca said, he said to
Speaker 5: say said saying tell you as well shore.
Speaker 6: Because he's doing it's tony. When we die, we don't say.
Speaker 23: To about day.
Speaker 8: That morning.
Speaker 7: When my father passed away, didn't get to tell him.
Speaker 5: All the things I had to say.
Speaker 6: Think got called a spirit later that saving sure I
Speaker 6: heard his echoed and my baby's new volunteers.
Speaker 5: I just wish I could have told him, been the
Speaker 5: baby say say.
Speaker 6: Swell last put.
Speaker 5: It's to it. It's time.
Speaker 2: When we die, queen, tell you what radio presenters were
Speaker 2: permitted to have favorites. I reckon as a song that
Speaker 2: is so good The Living Years. Mike and the Mechanics
Speaker 2: come and join us as open line one, double three
Speaker 2: six nine three. It's a bit chually, so we're maybe
Speaker 2: people not up for a chat quite as much this morning.
Speaker 2: Plenty of room, you'll get through straight away. We have
Speaker 2: a bit of fun usually on a Wednesday morning. Well
Speaker 2: we try to have a bit of fun most mornings, really.
Speaker 2: But if you could change one thing, if you could change,
Speaker 2: think about this for a moment, if you could change
Speaker 2: one thing about the way you were raised, what would
Speaker 2: you change. If you could change one thing about the
Speaker 2: way you were raised, what would you change, if anything
Speaker 2: at all? And the other one that somebody sent through,
Speaker 2: what's something about you that surprises people when they first
Speaker 2: hear it's something about you? Or you can share with
Speaker 2: our audience, what's something about you that surprises people when
Speaker 2: they first hear it? You know how, sometimes you might
Speaker 2: know somebody or somebody shares a little story and you
Speaker 2: go wow, I had no idea that was the case.
Speaker 2: It's a bit like the idea of I've always said hello,
Speaker 2: how are you? And they go well, and you go,
Speaker 2: how are you really and then they tell you how
Speaker 2: they're really going, And that's where the DNA of the
Speaker 2: story can live. One double three six nine three. There's
Speaker 2: a couple of things for you to consider. What's something
Speaker 2: about you that surprises people when they first hear it?
Speaker 2: And I love this one though. If you can change
Speaker 2: one thing about the way you were raised, if anything,
Speaker 2: what would you change one double three six x nine three.
Speaker 2: Lots of things that are given the front page of
Speaker 2: the Age just come through. Iran and Israel have rammed
Speaker 2: up their missile attacks in the world, waiting to see
Speaker 2: what action the president takes Donald Trump will take after
Speaker 2: leaving the G seven summit in Canada a day early
Speaker 2: because of intensifying hostilities in the Middle East. Well, it's tense,
Speaker 2: to say the least. David, our friend in Israel, senter
Speaker 2: text just before the news at the top of the hour.
Speaker 2: There we are being bombed, he said, then finished they
Speaker 2: shot over eight missiles. Safety authorities are reported no serious damage.
Speaker 2: And another one from Jen. Hello, Jen says, thanks. Tony
Speaker 2: mcfittt talking about the siegment about AI, But what about
Speaker 2: the destructive side of things like AI? For example, banks
Speaker 2: pretty much now have a stack of information for maybe
Speaker 2: young people wanting for a loan, first home loan, and
Speaker 2: they've all this access to all kinds of things like medication.
Speaker 2: Even our conditions for these poor people are judged by
Speaker 2: whether or not they get alone. All those things that
Speaker 2: go into that factor. Well, there is that too, There's
Speaker 2: no question. But that's the world in which we now live.
Speaker 2: What we do about it or what will be done
Speaker 2: about it? If anything, God only knows jen is the answer.
Speaker 2: I don't know either. James in Adelaide, Good morning, good
Speaker 2: ton Here you go, David, good morning to you in
Speaker 2: Mount Waverley.
Speaker 12: Hello, Hello, Tony.
Speaker 2: You been where you've been?
Speaker 12: I've been hiding, brother, I have been a bit under the.
Speaker 2: Weather, just a feeling a bit gloomy or not well.
Speaker 12: Boats brother, the bit of boat, a bit of a
Speaker 12: black dog. You know, he's decided to rock up and
Speaker 12: give me a bit of our time.
Speaker 2: He hovers around for sure, There's no question yeeah.
Speaker 12: Yeah yeah. As I was just saying to Jay, I
Speaker 12: had the garage broke it into yesterday morning. Oh god,
Speaker 12: and the Project Mercedes has gone.
Speaker 2: Say that one more time.
Speaker 12: They stole what they stole, the Project Mercedes that I
Speaker 12: was doing up. You're kidding me, David, I'm not Tony.
Speaker 12: It's the one that's got all the holes in the
Speaker 12: in the quarter panels and everything. Yeah, they decided it
Speaker 12: will take the lot, lifted it all off and took
Speaker 12: it away.
Speaker 2: And this would have presumably happened what overnight.
Speaker 12: Yeah, about two o'clock. Yeah, at this time yesterday morning.
Speaker 2: Didn't hear a thing, and didn't hear a whisper, didn't
Speaker 2: hear anything any cameras.
Speaker 12: No, luckily, No, I'm not happy about that. That's the
Speaker 12: next projector to give them cameras installed.
Speaker 2: And any idea without going into all the juicy details,
Speaker 2: how they would have would they they have stumbled across that?
Speaker 2: Do you think it was targeted? What's the feedback that
Speaker 2: You've had.
Speaker 12: No feedback as such from constaborary at the moment. But
Speaker 12: I just think they were just being.
Speaker 2: Opportunity opportunistic where they didn't they probably didn't even really
Speaker 2: know necessarily that was there.
Speaker 12: But basically yeah, yeah, yeah, and the big Jack Russell
Speaker 12: dog didn't even hear him. Normally she does hear everything
Speaker 12: that days days past the house and she's up with
Speaker 12: her accles going, but not not this time.
Speaker 2: And how did they get in?
Speaker 12: They just lifted the garage door. It was an old
Speaker 12: see it was an old fashioned garage door BND where
Speaker 12: it doesn't lock. Ah, right, So it's about nineteen fifties
Speaker 12: to nineteen fifties green roller door.
Speaker 24: So the.
Speaker 2: I mean it's worth is worth a little bit. But
Speaker 2: it was a great project on which you were working. Yeah,
Speaker 2: presumably if they've got to if they were, you don't
Speaker 2: think they were targeting. They wouldn't necessarily know what that was,
Speaker 2: or would they.
Speaker 12: No, I don't think they know what they've got. But
Speaker 12: then it's not saying to Jay it's full of holes.
Speaker 12: It's full of holes, Tony. I mean, it's like Swiss
Speaker 12: cheese everywhere. So it's possibly go for scrap. I'll probably
Speaker 12: get about one hundred bucks for for it for scrap.
Speaker 12: That's about it.
Speaker 2: I wonder why. I wonder why they thought, Oho, this
Speaker 2: is a good idea with you know, you can't understand
Speaker 2: maybe tools and things that they might be in the
Speaker 2: garage and let's say we'll grab them and will run.
Speaker 2: But they would have taken a fair bit of work, presumably.
Speaker 12: Oh, it's on casters and it's on a on a retissary.
Speaker 12: It was on a retessary situation, so it was on
Speaker 12: the casters h. It's fairly easy just to push it
Speaker 12: out through the out, through the garage and out into
Speaker 12: the street and lighted.
Speaker 2: Up on the a trailer gee insurance.
Speaker 12: No, because the vehicle's too old.
Speaker 9: M h.
Speaker 12: So sorry, mate, No, don't be sorry, Tony.
Speaker 2: These little dicks that.
Speaker 12: Get I'm actually glad they No.
Speaker 2: No, I thought it was a project that you were
Speaker 2: looking at and enjoy Yeah.
Speaker 12: Yeah, I was enjoying it. But unless I said to
Speaker 12: you once, it's been soda stripped and everything all like that,
Speaker 12: and I've seen all the holes. No, no, no, no, no,
Speaker 12: you know, so I'm happy to have another.
Speaker 2: One, so you're not too devastated.
Speaker 12: In other words, no, I'm not devastated about it. I've
Speaker 12: still got some parts left over and stuff like that.
Speaker 12: But as I said, I'll go look for another one.
Speaker 2: Now, what color was it? Just because I've got a
Speaker 2: text you from Robert said, what should be looking for
Speaker 2: in the event that it turns up? What color was it?
Speaker 9: It was?
Speaker 12: It was stripped back to its bodyshell.
Speaker 2: Okay, so just bare bones.
Speaker 12: Bones color, you know, just the bare bones, heaps of
Speaker 12: holes in the quarter doors and the doors panels. Every
Speaker 12: panel had a hole.
Speaker 2: In it, little buggers. I know when the people came
Speaker 2: into the garage late last year, they it was so random.
Speaker 2: And then we had some footage showed the police, and
Speaker 2: the police said, we know who they are, and they
Speaker 2: can tell by the way they walk because this is
Speaker 2: not their first circus, and so then they can look
Speaker 2: at the footage and they know exactly who they are.
Speaker 2: But as we know, there's very little they can do.
Speaker 12: Can I ask a question, Tony, Possibly you might not
Speaker 12: be able to answer it.
Speaker 2: If I cant, someone else will.
Speaker 12: It's a situation is if someone smashes a window, like
Speaker 12: a car window, and a dog is it's technically released
Speaker 12: and accidentally bites that person. Are you liable for it?
Speaker 9: So?
Speaker 2: What the so the dog's in the car? You mean?
Speaker 12: No, the dog isn't in the car. It's in the
Speaker 12: street unleashed and attacks the person and grabs him by
Speaker 12: the backside and bites him.
Speaker 2: And what's the car got to do with it?
Speaker 12: Well, the person is breaking into the car.
Speaker 2: I'd say go the window. If we're me, i'd go
Speaker 2: go Reny.
Speaker 12: No, I just had that in mind.
Speaker 25: Go any yeah, yeah, okay.
Speaker 2: But whether or not he's ho I would see it
Speaker 2: that way, I don't know, but you know, it's a year.
Speaker 12: Just quickly, just quickly Darwin this weekend. My friend and
Speaker 12: she who must be obeyed and who is the Minister
Speaker 12: for Finance, said yes or no. The community says.
Speaker 2: No, computer says no, we're not going to dar and no.
Speaker 2: I know Dennis work throughund w. Last night had a
Speaker 2: fantastic call from a person who had just gone up
Speaker 2: there ten days. It took him to drive up there
Speaker 2: with the caravan and all the bits and pieces, and
Speaker 2: it was a wonderful call working doing some work with
Speaker 2: her daughter and doing some mining and washing and things
Speaker 2: because the daughters had some you know trouble with the kids.
Speaker 2: I think reading between the lines or working with the
Speaker 2: kids and then working during the day. Anyway, it was
Speaker 2: a lovely phone call and I just thought, well, I
Speaker 2: haven't been to Darwin either, but it was once one
Speaker 2: of those things that's certainly on the list.
Speaker 12: Mate, you should get up there. It's absolutely fantastic.
Speaker 2: Particularly when there's a big event on like that. David
Speaker 2: keeps smiling. Look after yourself and we'll talk soon. Sure
Speaker 2: by one double three six nine three. It is a
Speaker 2: stranger overnight, James, I think we found you. We'll come
Speaker 2: back to the other side of this. Interesting the text
Speaker 2: David's stolen projected car. If he does more cars, this
Speaker 2: is a really good text, says to considered using the
Speaker 2: product an Apple air tag. It's a very good point.
Speaker 2: Hid in the console of my size of a twenty
Speaker 2: cent piece and will show location anywhere in the World's
Speaker 2: a very good point. Thank you, James Adelaide, We found you.
Speaker 12: Good morning, Good morning, Tony, Tony.
Speaker 26: The federal election was in third of May this.
Speaker 2: Year, correct, earlier this year? Correct?
Speaker 26: Yeah, yeah, the federal one. I've driven past pig billboard
Speaker 26: on the corner of George tree is Terrace port ride
Speaker 26: in the city allowed, you know that part of town
Speaker 26: should not There's a big billboard of Clik Palmer's by
Speaker 26: one trumpets or whatever it says. We're in Germany.
Speaker 11: The election was finished.
Speaker 26: Why is that still up in Germany?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Who, So that's a very good point. Who is
Speaker 2: it that's actually responsible for removing them? Is it the
Speaker 2: the brand themselves or whoever erected them at the front end?
Speaker 19: Yeah?
Speaker 26: Well this billboard is probably about four stories high. That's it,
Speaker 26: you know, it's it's it's way up and it's on
Speaker 26: the Do you remember the squads Arms Hotel in Adlai.
Speaker 2: No, No, not necessarily, not necessarily that doesn't jump to
Speaker 2: mind point of that. So it's a really massive billboard,
Speaker 2: is it.
Speaker 22: Yeah?
Speaker 26: Yeah, Yeah, it's huge.
Speaker 27: Job.
Speaker 26: It's in the carpack of the old Spots Tell yeah,
Speaker 26: which has been closed, which has been closed for many,
Speaker 26: many years, and so it's just sitting there and you know,
Speaker 26: it's boarded up, you know, and graffiti and.
Speaker 8: Stuff like that.
Speaker 2: Well, I'm thinking, I'm thinking that they probably don't own that.
Speaker 2: The there would be an owner of that particular board
Speaker 2: and it would be their responsibility. And if they they've
Speaker 2: got nothing to replace it. They haven't got another client,
Speaker 2: if you like, or another advertiser. They just leave it
Speaker 2: there until such time as they do.
Speaker 26: Yeah, and before anyone rings up and says, James, what's
Speaker 26: he talking about? There is two sides of it, so
Speaker 26: you can you can see it from heading from East
Speaker 26: Terror side onto Port Raid and if you're coming from
Speaker 26: Board Adelaide, you'll see a different, different advertising on the
Speaker 26: other side of it.
Speaker 8: Do you know what I mean?
Speaker 2: On both sides?
Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, there's two sides.
Speaker 2: So yeah, whether you're going backwards or whether you're driving forwards,
Speaker 2: you can see it exactly. Yeah, disappeared, dropped him out.
Speaker 2: Uh pete, hello, hear me now, Alad and clear, you're
Speaker 2: obviously no longer mobile.
Speaker 1: Stop now just off lading, don't I sort of talk
Speaker 1: about what's happening with the rails in the Iran?
Speaker 28: Thanks? Mate?
Speaker 1: He he used to work for a company, used to
Speaker 1: do the missiles for you, for Israel.
Speaker 20: He asked me.
Speaker 1: I think it was twelve thirty years gal I was
Speaker 1: working for And what was it?
Speaker 2: What was his role, Peter?
Speaker 1: It was a I'm electronic engineer exactly exactly what he
Speaker 1: was doing. But he was flying up and down to
Speaker 1: test him and test him all that, and he goes back.
Speaker 1: Then he used to cost about four hundred pop each
Speaker 1: time they fired one. It costs four hundred pop.
Speaker 12: How much hell?
Speaker 2: Sorry, how much you pop?
Speaker 1: Four hundred thousand each one? Each missile there used to
Speaker 1: I'm intercept another thing. Missul used to cost four hundred
Speaker 1: thousand each one A lot of money, a lot of money.
Speaker 12: Saying that.
Speaker 1: The media is not really tell him the whole truth.
Speaker 1: What means he has he runs getting helped by another country,
Speaker 1: and you guys see what happened with America. How Donald
Speaker 1: Trump quickly got in his helicopter and left to g seven.
Speaker 1: His greatest fears, I think are coming alive, the fact
Speaker 1: that he can't control yellows superpower that's helping you run. Now,
Speaker 1: let's just hope Tony, this is not true. I just
Speaker 1: hope this is not true, because if it is true,
Speaker 1: I think we're.
Speaker 25: All in big trouble.
Speaker 12: With you.
Speaker 2: Sort of. It's really hard when I have not clear
Speaker 2: idea of what you're referring to. When you say another
Speaker 2: superpower you're referring.
Speaker 1: To work China, China, China's helping you discippline them with
Speaker 1: these missiles. The company he works for you set supply
Speaker 1: certain countries. And if other countries have got these missiles, uh,
Speaker 1: the couple other countries are making my China America. I
Speaker 1: think Spain makes some hegoes and us.
Speaker 2: Yeah, look, there was something in the paper about that
Speaker 2: on yesterday. Yeah, I happen to be Yeah, there was
Speaker 2: sort of assertions around that and those well yeah it's
Speaker 2: not new. Those those historic relationships and how they are
Speaker 2: intrinsic You're right there, how you're how they're intrigically linked,
Speaker 2: and it is quite fascinating how it all works. You
Speaker 2: and I are not part of that. I don't understand it.
Speaker 2: I guess most people don't understand it. But is an
Speaker 2: intriguing time.
Speaker 25: There is.
Speaker 1: They really think it's intrigued. You got the more scary thing.
Speaker 2: Look, you know, it's just intriguing. I'm not scared. I mean,
Speaker 2: these things all work out. I put you know, I
Speaker 2: get from where we use the word scared. There are
Speaker 2: people who can either be scared or be aware of
Speaker 2: what's happening in the world and beware of, you know,
Speaker 2: the possibilities around all that. I don't do you walk around, car,
Speaker 2: I'm really scared. Well, I'm not too sure what it
Speaker 2: is with your phone, but it's just dreadful, my friend.
Speaker 2: It well, it's what I'm telling you. It's just phasing
Speaker 2: and it's really quite dreadful. So I don't know where
Speaker 2: you need to move, just to jump to the left. Okay,
Speaker 2: it's still really shocking. Stay there, I'll put you back
Speaker 2: to Jay. Here we are, we have all this technology
Speaker 2: in the world. We can't get a decent phone call
Speaker 2: from board Melbourne one double three six nine three for
Speaker 2: Australia over night. Your call straight up to this. Lots
Speaker 2: of texts and I'll get to them in just a moment, Leo,
Speaker 2: good morning, good morning, all right, you know for a
Speaker 2: bloke who's just feeling a little what's the word excited
Speaker 2: about the world, Leo.
Speaker 8: I'm okay, tell you you got over it?
Speaker 19: Keny got over.
Speaker 2: Have I got Have I got over it?
Speaker 19: Yeah?
Speaker 2: You're going to talk to me about that Port Adelaide again,
Speaker 2: aren't you?
Speaker 19: Money?
Speaker 8: Jake?
Speaker 19: You know what I mean.
Speaker 2: It's a bit like you've got a sword in your hand, Leo,
Speaker 2: and you just want to pierce my little heart through
Speaker 2: the eye. Order.
Speaker 19: Yeah, tell you, Tony. I have known that song for
Speaker 19: years and you're making yesterday morning. That sent me your
Speaker 19: dream on.
Speaker 2: Yes we reckon it was Dean, but we'll could send
Speaker 2: me the pillow there you dream on so down and
Speaker 2: I can dream on it too. And here it comes
Speaker 2: in five four three two.
Speaker 19: Martin.
Speaker 2: We think it was Dean Martin, but I'm looking the
Speaker 2: other side of the glass. He's just raced down to
Speaker 2: the studios. The three A W record library and found
Speaker 2: this sing along if you know the words, Yeah.
Speaker 7: I will.
Speaker 28: Send me a pillow that's your dreamer.
Speaker 7: Don't you know that I still care you send a
Speaker 7: fellow that you dream Yeah.
Speaker 28: So Darling ARCon dream.
Speaker 2: Vegs the question, really, would you really want somebody randomly
Speaker 2: just to send you a pillow that they've been using
Speaker 2: and sleeping on and then just send it to you
Speaker 2: so you can use it. I don't think so, Leo.
Speaker 2: I don't think that would be pleasant at all.
Speaker 19: Well, Tony, Tony, to be honest with their nature is nature.
Speaker 19: There's a lot of nice looking Gilbert I knew, and
Speaker 19: and George I didn't know, but you Gordon, I wouldn't mind.
Speaker 2: They send me day below for all the girls I've
Speaker 2: loved before.
Speaker 19: Tony, I just want to tell you something quick. You
Speaker 19: know you're talking about Bay Robin.
Speaker 2: Yesterday morning we were talking about the great mister Robin.
Speaker 19: Listen, Tony, I want you to get what I have
Speaker 19: to say to you. Now, Tony, tell you, Tony, I
Speaker 19: want to talk about ratsle Eva now now little of
Speaker 19: this now. Rassali. He won his first member on seventy one. Yep,
Speaker 19: he won it again in seventy four, he was running
Speaker 19: up in seventy five, he won in seventy six, he
Speaker 19: was running up in seventy seven, and running up in
Speaker 19: seventy eight. Went in the Melbourne paper North Melbourne for
Speaker 19: one season, he did, and came back and won again
Speaker 19: ninety eight he won four three times runner up.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he was pretty incredible. And he used to come
Speaker 2: in and he'd sit with Ken and he'd sit with
Speaker 2: Cornsey and we planned he come in and do a
Speaker 2: bit on the five double A back in the day
Speaker 2: and it was almost intimidating having in that room. He
Speaker 2: was just quite an amazing personality.
Speaker 19: Did he work in five double A?
Speaker 8: Did you?
Speaker 2: Yeah? A little bit? Yeah?
Speaker 19: Oh yeah, Here I think I heard James saying that, yes,
Speaker 19: the morning he worked in five double Oh I didn't
Speaker 19: know that time. I never heard. You're gonna be honest?
Speaker 2: Yeah, well I was, you know, I was just working
Speaker 2: with Ken pretty much and doing a bit with Barry,
Speaker 2: with Barry Ian and Tony Pilkington in the Brickie programs, sitting.
Speaker 19: In and then another thing came in that then I'll go.
Speaker 19: Now listen to this Tony he had nineteen seventy nine
Speaker 19: went and played for North Melbourne and rum Bass. He
Speaker 19: was a coach and heven that he used to fly
Speaker 19: to Melbourne. He didn't train with the North Melbourne team.
Speaker 19: He used to train with port La then fly over
Speaker 19: Friday to play with North Melbourne. You know what I mean, Tony,
Speaker 19: and he ain't tame. But you mightn't believe this. Russ Leban.
Speaker 19: When he played for North Melbourne, he had more kicks,
Speaker 19: more hambled, more tackled, and then he had a player
Speaker 19: that played the North Melbourne team.
Speaker 2: Is that right?
Speaker 19: No, that's fair. And he was thirty years old when
Speaker 19: he went over.
Speaker 2: He was no longer a chicken, but he was still
Speaker 2: playing some really great football.
Speaker 8: Leah, yeah, and not a thing too.
Speaker 19: I got up, I really really, I gotta be honest, right,
Speaker 19: I know, I'm a grown man, but I did. In
Speaker 19: my island.
Speaker 11: Buffel died.
Speaker 2: Yeah we did. Yeah, it was much love. Suddenly.
Speaker 19: It took me a few well, I still I got
Speaker 19: over for the first few weeks.
Speaker 26: Really.
Speaker 19: You know, when you look at a person that'd say, rightlieve,
Speaker 19: or somebody's really pitt and strong and everything, you think
Speaker 19: I'll live to one hundred, wouldn't you.
Speaker 2: Well, I think that's a very good point. And he was,
Speaker 2: I mean he he looked like a cigarette. He was
Speaker 2: just you know, the epitome of health and enthusiasm and yeah,
Speaker 2: and so you just a great point, Leo. You just
Speaker 2: know when we really don't know when you're.
Speaker 19: Numbers another thing three times and I'll go when he
Speaker 19: when he when he first started with Porto after three
Speaker 19: or four years, Foster Williams had to make him throw
Speaker 19: down at training?
Speaker 2: Is that right?
Speaker 19: If I believe I don't know who I'm going to
Speaker 19: get a lot of people know that that has made
Speaker 19: him flowing. He used to he trains, how he did it? Train?
Speaker 29: What is it?
Speaker 19: When he played? And what magic? Frying being the froze.
Speaker 2: Little bit you go, Leo? Do you still do you
Speaker 2: ever get to the footing?
Speaker 10: Leo?
Speaker 19: Oh? Not now day day that year when I was young,
Speaker 19: Dana want to wake ports everywhere that you know they
Speaker 19: made the way they play when once not there they
Speaker 19: had Danya. I like to listen to it on the
Speaker 19: radio and some time.
Speaker 2: Well when I come over, Leo, you and I love it,
Speaker 2: cup and we'll go to the forty together.
Speaker 19: Yeah, I want to no, I want you to come
Speaker 19: and I want day to come.
Speaker 2: To Okay, we'll both go and we'll all go to
Speaker 2: the forty and.
Speaker 19: I'll get my and I'll get my wife. You know,
Speaker 19: I'm telling him background. My wife is tell him background.
Speaker 19: But we're both Boardy, I'll get and make a mate.
Speaker 19: You and Jay.
Speaker 2: Latagna, Lasagna, beautiful, Charlia Tya, jo LEAs In Adelaide water
Speaker 2: character crazy Tony the news coming out of China that
Speaker 2: we see our screens near missus road crashes and goes on,
Speaker 2: thank you for that, Maggie, Tiffy. Yes, Dean Martin. Dean
Speaker 2: Martin right again, and Rob says, do you think China
Speaker 2: might well be sitting back and seeing the other parts
Speaker 2: of the world using their arsenal of weapons and then
Speaker 2: just look around and go We don't have to do anything.
Speaker 2: We'll just sit here and watch and learn, learn and
Speaker 2: watch what everything else is or what everybody else is
Speaker 2: doing around the world. Who knows is the answer, but
Speaker 2: it's certainly intriguing times. We will look at this and
Speaker 2: when we come back your calls come and join me.
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Speaker 18: Anything nothing in this. Stage but you're just mentioning. Honey
Speaker 18: we've got neighbors who have their own little honey h
Speaker 18: hobby that they. Do we just picked up a tub.
Speaker 2: Yesterday it's beautiful.
Speaker 30: And they're very.
Speaker 2: Good they've got the better. Scooters, yeah how many you
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Speaker 9: The.
Speaker 2: Bees are they there as? Well the?
Speaker 18: Bees, yeah they but two on site and then just
Speaker 18: down the road's property they have about twenty boxes.
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Speaker 2: IF i are you familiar With Canva.
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Speaker 2: is BUT i can't answer that. EMPHATICALLY i don't think
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Speaker 28: Yeah?
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Speaker 2: Tiffy good morning to, You. TIFFY a police helicopter flying
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Speaker 2: on your, property it is okay as he is defending the.
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Speaker 8: I, think isn't It, yeah twenty first to Doing. Saturday,
Speaker 8: yeah and at The brotherhoods And, lawrence which is In
Speaker 8: bentley at five Eighteen Center, road just Neear. Wulworth they're
Speaker 8: doing a from ten to, four a big day of music, books,
Speaker 8: CDs DVDs for sale and including. It between two and,
Speaker 8: Four i'll be doing, valuations so if anybody'd like to
Speaker 8: come down there and say hello and we'll do a
Speaker 8: bit of. Evaluation it's all for The brotherhoods And, lawrence
Speaker 8: five Eighteen Center road And medley starts at, ten goes
Speaker 8: through at all, four But i'm on from two to, four.
Speaker 2: Go to till, four and that's coming. Up when the
Speaker 2: date is that.
Speaker 8: This Is saturday The, solstice this is coming.
Speaker 2: To monday's is Coming saturday the twenty. First that's.
Speaker 8: Now did you notice the very last thing That i've sent.
Speaker 8: You it's A Footballer's Dancing, Challenge the.
Speaker 2: Football Is Dancing challenge now. Year so this is the
Speaker 2: New arama.
Speaker 8: From nineteen thirty so everything old is new week.
Speaker 2: In The Footballer's Grand Dancing. Challenge look at, them look at,
Speaker 2: them very well known.
Speaker 8: PLAYERS i mean they're all you know we're very well
Speaker 8: known players at the. Time Ron todd who was a good,
Speaker 8: Player Albi panham was there from colling and so. Forth
Speaker 8: so can you believe in the nineteen thirties there were
Speaker 8: in these days of course you got all these footballs
Speaker 8: jumping around on the new dance programs and so. Forth
Speaker 8: so people are, saying, gee that's a bit. Novel no it's.
Speaker 8: Not they were doing it back in the.
Speaker 2: Thirties they were doing. It But i'm just looking at those.
Speaker 2: Names can you blow that up a little bit for?
Speaker 34: Me?
Speaker 2: Jay the names down there From South Melbournston. Kilda there's
Speaker 2: one there From williamstown, TOO.
Speaker 8: I Think Ron, todd, Yeah Derby MATTHEWS i think From South,
Speaker 8: melbourne and the whole sack of them down the. Bottom
Speaker 8: the last one Was Albi panham From collingwood and some
Speaker 8: others as. Well can you believe they and they would they.
Speaker 8: Were all the dance bands are all listed at the
Speaker 8: top as. Well but the people who were doing the
Speaker 8: putting on the, music but they were doing it in the,
Speaker 8: thirties so people of today, think, oh it's really, unusual
Speaker 8: fancy all these football players being doing the.
Speaker 2: Dancing grow Jos beck all those, years AND i love
Speaker 2: the way they outlined they. Go the following players have
Speaker 2: been nominated to represent their. Clubs it's.
Speaker 8: Nominated in other.
Speaker 2: Words get your ass down. There this is what you're
Speaker 2: doing is represent the. Club get down there, now start,
Speaker 2: dancing baby.
Speaker 8: Yep and all all of the local bands at the,
Speaker 8: top the names of all the bands that were, there.
Speaker 2: And just AND i don't know what you noticed too
Speaker 2: is sponsored by a couple of radio, stations THREE keysz
Speaker 2: In melbourne and the greater three U z.
Speaker 8: Yep noither quick there. Anymore, no they're. Not and do
Speaker 8: you know the only radio station and that's kept its
Speaker 8: calls that the same name all the way. Through there's only.
Speaker 2: One, Well i'm assuming THREE A w THREE aw it would.
Speaker 8: Be would be because we used to have at one
Speaker 8: stage three A r three L o three U z
Speaker 8: THREE dB three K z THREE X y THREE A
Speaker 8: k they're all. Gone what's the one that's still, there
Speaker 8: the one that sets on top and has done, forever
Speaker 8: long long.
Speaker 2: Time, well in those days two it was twelve seventy
Speaker 2: eight and then came back to six nine.
Speaker 8: Three that's, right it, was that's, right it.
Speaker 19: Was it's a funny.
Speaker 8: Thing did you know every radio station called every radio
Speaker 8: stations adds up to, nine every single one in the.
Speaker 8: Country is it nine or?
Speaker 2: Eighteen? Well what is?
Speaker 8: Eighteen eight and?
Speaker 1: One?
Speaker 2: Oh too? Good thank, you, yes thank?
Speaker 8: You eight, yeah, six, nine three.
Speaker 2: Eighty, two, fourteen fourteen twenty two which was fourteen two
Speaker 2: and two or fourteen twenty two was? Eighteen, yes yeph you,
Speaker 2: forget don't? You and there was SOME i Heard dennis
Speaker 2: talking about this on the program some time. Ago there
Speaker 2: was some odd reason for, us AND i can't remember why.
Speaker 8: Now, yeah because at one stage there were long ago
Speaker 8: they were they were every, ten you, know like it
Speaker 8: like it'll be eight eighty and eight, ninety that's what it.
Speaker 8: Was but then for some, reason rather it's that's how
Speaker 8: it's turned. Out and if it adds up to it
Speaker 8: adds up to either nine or adds up to, eighteen
Speaker 8: and of course eight and one is.
Speaker 2: Nine and Our perth listeners will be. Listening they listened
Speaker 2: on age eighty, two eight and eighty sixteen plus the two,
Speaker 2: eighteen eight eighty two six pr In. Perth you stay
Speaker 2: there will come back in just a. Moment want to
Speaker 2: talk more about this souvenir, astrade which also looks good
Speaker 2: from your old. Hometown we'll do that next and plenty of.
Speaker 2: Time the board is empty as we. Speak if you
Speaker 2: have anything you would like to, share, share you can
Speaker 2: do that right now With Rick Milne antiques And collectibles
Speaker 2: one double three six nine. Three don't leave us here by,
Speaker 2: ourselves because if you, do the programmer would then sound
Speaker 2: a bit like, this which we know is really really
Speaker 2: awkward because it sounds. Dreadful. NOW i don't know The
Speaker 2: Rick milner would know much about. This i'm sure he
Speaker 2: would because he's pretty. Smart he's been around her for,
Speaker 2: well now that you're in your early, Forties, rick you
Speaker 2: would have an idea of why it's called a. Ketchup In, america.
Speaker 8: They call it cats, up don't.
Speaker 2: They, well it's well to the. Ketchup the name, origin,
Speaker 2: apparently according To, david who sends a, note ketchup came
Speaker 2: from A chinese, dish which is a sauce made from
Speaker 2: pickled a. Fish believe the traders made their way To,
Speaker 2: england where they stayed in, inns often being called git
Speaker 2: chip in the local. Dialect so it's all linked into
Speaker 2: that in terms of what became their source of. Choice
Speaker 2: we just call It Tommy Tommy. Sauce how about that.
Speaker 8: Dead.
Speaker 2: Horse, yeah a couple of calls, here which is. Great
Speaker 2: thank you for those people ringing. Through you'll get through
Speaker 2: straight away one double three six nine. Three if you'd
Speaker 2: love to be part of. It ronnie In Burward Rick
Speaker 2: milne is. Listening go, ahead good.
Speaker 27: Morning, Hello i've just actually SENT i spoke to your
Speaker 27: producer and sent to may malt. Through i'm trying to
Speaker 27: find out who the artist. IS i think It's Robert.
Speaker 27: Cox i've got a couple of oil paintings that were
Speaker 27: left to me from an art that passed, away And
Speaker 27: I'm Robert Robert.
Speaker 8: Cox is that what you're, Saying, Ronnie, yes, okay Well
Speaker 8: i'll tell you What i'll do. It we're going to
Speaker 8: take me a minute to do, it but while we're
Speaker 8: on in the next five, Minutes i'll look him up
Speaker 8: in my huge, book which is about as big as
Speaker 8: one of the old time phone. Books and if he's,
Speaker 8: listed because if he's is he An australian.
Speaker 19: ARTIST i believe so.
Speaker 27: From like nineties thirties or. Something from What I've i've
Speaker 27: done a little bit a, recess not. Much BUT i
Speaker 27: was driving in the car on the way home AND
Speaker 27: i only joves him out like three or four days,
Speaker 27: ago and THEN i had this part of the program.
Speaker 27: COMING i, thought, Well i'm not keep your.
Speaker 8: Brain, Okay i've got the story On Robert. Cox i've
Speaker 8: found him. Already we've while you've been chatting.
Speaker 2: Away you listen to, This.
Speaker 8: Ronnie how about This Robert Bruce, cox he worked during
Speaker 8: the six seventies and. Eighties is offered thirty four paintings for.
Speaker 8: Sale and by the, way if you haven't sold a
Speaker 8: painting through public, auction you don't have, credibility and, therefore
Speaker 8: if you're In australian you'd have to have done. That
Speaker 8: he's done. That he's offered thirty four for, sale of
Speaker 8: which seventeen have, sold and an average price of four
Speaker 8: hundred and seventy one. Dollars so there you. Go that's
Speaker 8: his average selling. Price now he sold a couple for
Speaker 8: a bit, more but generally, speaking his price his highest price,
Speaker 8: ever by the, way was fifteen, hundred but his average
Speaker 8: selling price is for seventy. One so That's Robert. Cox
Speaker 8: that's the pace to. Start and If, ronnie if you
Speaker 8: would like me too give us a call in the
Speaker 8: morning after, ten And i'll put you in touch with
Speaker 8: a very good up dealer who'll be able to help
Speaker 8: be a bit more specific for. You so if you'd
Speaker 8: like to eat, Before i'll give out that number in a.
Speaker 8: While so grab yourself a pin in the meantime and
Speaker 8: we will stand here and keep.
Speaker 2: Listening how did you just to remind us, Again, ronnie
Speaker 2: how you ended up with these?
Speaker 27: THINGS i inherited him through An arnie who's passed. Away
Speaker 27: there we, go AND i was just going through like
Speaker 27: a couple of years And i'm, cleaning not tiding, up
Speaker 27: downsizing myself and, yeah come across these box and go
Speaker 27: to the beautiful thank?
Speaker 8: You have you got a? Couple got?
Speaker 2: Too?
Speaker 27: YEAH i mean they're obviously a set because and they
Speaker 27: just they're absolutely. Beautiful BUT i would rather than go
Speaker 27: to someone that's really done a.
Speaker 8: Word, well you're looking AT i guess you're looking at
Speaker 8: somewhere near one thousand for. Two that would be a.
Speaker 8: Minimum well that's an average. Price now yours may may
Speaker 8: be better than, that you. See so but if you'd
Speaker 8: like to give me a call after, Ten i'll give
Speaker 8: out the number in a While RUnni and they were
Speaker 8: very well to call.
Speaker 31: Me thank you so, much well.
Speaker 2: Done. Welcome, yeah it's a great call and it's nice
Speaker 2: to know you. Have i'm nice and Safely greg In shotdam,
Speaker 2: Morning good morning.
Speaker 8: Gentlemen.
Speaker 35: Greg top of the, Hour. Tony you've played marking The,
Speaker 35: mechanics so one of.
Speaker 2: Them it's a great. Song is the? Mechanics very?
Speaker 35: Much AND i have a request not, now but later
Speaker 35: on now To Rick dunlop tire. Ashtray dunlop tires.
Speaker 8: Ashtray. Yeah well they look actually they look like a.
Speaker 8: Tire that's exactly what they. Were and they had a
Speaker 8: glass astray in the middle of a rubber, tire a
Speaker 8: little tiny, rabbit well not, tiny but like a rubber
Speaker 8: tire ABOUT i suppose about in. Size about if you
Speaker 8: put your thumb out and your pointing finger the other.
Speaker 8: Way it's about that, size isn't it around about they
Speaker 8: sell these. Days they sell for about sixty sixty to eighty.
Speaker 35: Dollars, ah BUT i haven't got the original.
Speaker 8: Glass, ah you're just at the.
Speaker 35: Tire, yeah but there are ash trays that fit, IT
Speaker 35: i mean.
Speaker 19: Glass, yeah that's.
Speaker 8: Right well it actually came it did come with a
Speaker 8: glass that fitted into the into the the, tire so
Speaker 8: you should be able to get one of. Those just,
Speaker 8: yeah round amongst a couple of the antique center and
Speaker 8: say this is what i've. Got can you find me
Speaker 8: An australia that will go with? It you, know the
Speaker 8: glass bit that goes with?
Speaker 24: It?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, okay all, Right, greg thank, you thank you
Speaker 2: for that. Program greg.
Speaker 8: Gone speaking of, Astrays i've got. ONE i sent you
Speaker 8: one from my old, Hometown hamilton And Western. DISTRICT i
Speaker 8: went To Hamilton High school for five years and fell
Speaker 8: in love with four girls who none of them. Leaving
Speaker 8: they Didn't they did not even KNOW i, existed because you,
Speaker 8: know that was.
Speaker 2: My first radio, station three H A. Hamilton was it
Speaker 2: is that right In Gray? Street, well, NO i think
Speaker 2: it had moved. There it was a little it was
Speaker 2: just a, tiny little built well maybe it Was Gray,
Speaker 2: STREET i can't remember.
Speaker 8: Now it was on a on a. Corner AND i
Speaker 8: have to say that if you look very carefully at that,
Speaker 8: scene it's taken more or less from about where the
Speaker 8: radio station was looking Down, okay the main. Street how
Speaker 8: about that Little Gray street that's the.
Speaker 2: One, yeah you're, Right Gray. Street it was owned by
Speaker 2: The washington. Family Barry washington was the general manager's name
Speaker 2: no longer with. Us had a great voice and did
Speaker 2: a lot of work AT btv six In.
Speaker 8: Bellerat wasn't that A tv? Station it was a.
Speaker 2: GREAT tv station service to allers in these, areas like
Speaker 2: certainly Like hamilton in those. Days and they she had
Speaker 2: one down In.
Speaker 8: Gippsland two At terrelgon.
Speaker 2: Right at channel TEN, Glv.
Speaker 8: YEAH glv, ten and they had BU tv six and
Speaker 8: they had a lot of local, programming a.
Speaker 2: LOT i Think shepard and may have had.
Speaker 8: ONE i think they may have as well as.
Speaker 2: Well from, memory, YEAH i think you might be.
Speaker 8: Right you know the other, Two i'm aware of, those
Speaker 8: and they were they were doing programs that you didn't
Speaker 8: pick up in the. City that Was that was quite
Speaker 8: amazing really in a. Way but of course now it's
Speaker 8: all with.
Speaker 2: HOMOGENIZED i didn't know you were A hamilton. Boy so
Speaker 2: everything's connected in many many.
Speaker 8: Ways we have been a bit, connected haven't.
Speaker 9: We we.
Speaker 2: Have you were going to say About.
Speaker 8: HAMILTON i was just going to say about speaking the
Speaker 8: footy Thing i've got there's an absolutely it's kind of
Speaker 8: a double bugger in a, way it's a lovely image
Speaker 8: of A taa plane and all the ways that had
Speaker 8: laid football is a sort of on the on the
Speaker 8: post in front of the of the. Plane they've been
Speaker 8: on a footy. TRIP i reckon that's just a little,
Speaker 8: classic that, one, Right what would that have been?
Speaker 2: There why would they be using T a a brand
Speaker 2: in a place Like.
Speaker 8: Hamilton it's not from help and this From. West this
Speaker 8: is The West.
Speaker 2: ADELAIDE i beg your. Pardon i'm, Sorry, Okay West dad.
Speaker 8: Laid footy club and they'd gone on a trip and
Speaker 8: they took the. Plane so now we've we've we've, moved
Speaker 8: we've moved on From.
Speaker 2: Hamilton forgive, Me i'm, sorry BECAUSE i Think i'm right about.
Speaker 2: That Red ansat that was the home For. Anset Wasn't, hamilton.
Speaker 8: It was AND i actually still have a speaking of.
Speaker 8: That he had his depot behind the Local picture theater
Speaker 8: and he drove these little. Minibuses he had these little
Speaker 8: fleet of minibuses which ran, locally, well not just in the,
Speaker 8: town but down into other little parts of the World
Speaker 8: marino and these other little place A digby and so,
Speaker 8: forth and he used to that's how he started up
Speaker 8: driving one of these little little MANY i suppose you
Speaker 8: call them mini. Buses you, know you could fit about
Speaker 8: eight people. IN i suppose eight or ten. People and
Speaker 8: he And i've still got one of the original little
Speaker 8: cards that he that he put, out and that's where he.
Speaker 8: Started and of course the fame and fortune made him
Speaker 8: made himself a big shot and in, flying you, know
Speaker 8: that's where he started worked out pretty.
Speaker 2: Well did you ever get down to That Royal Male
Speaker 2: hotel in Dunk?
Speaker 8: KELD i don't think it's anything to do with.
Speaker 2: That Was Alan, myers who was a great Mister. Myers,
Speaker 2: yeah he AND I i haven't been to.
Speaker 8: It everybody who it's just a Spectacular we.
Speaker 2: Say hello To mike In. Newport Rick milne's listening to
Speaker 2: you make, Hello.
Speaker 36: Hick i've got a what did it?
Speaker 25: AN a four.
Speaker 36: Size it's on the front Of Test Cricket souvenir nineteen
Speaker 36: thirdenty gates and at the top it's got The agent
Speaker 36: and The, leader published By David cyber's about twenty pages
Speaker 36: and it has all the test matches In england and
Speaker 36: what you did with it you filled out all the
Speaker 36: scores and everything of each test and it's been written
Speaker 36: in ink like when a fountain pen or o yes
Speaker 36: were dipped in in a little pot of, ink that
Speaker 36: sort of.
Speaker 16: Thing and.
Speaker 8: It's on the.
Speaker 36: Back it has a diagram of all the fielding positions
Speaker 36: on the it's quite interesting measurements for cricket. Pitch but
Speaker 36: then each test somebody has still was.
Speaker 8: All eating on board it.
Speaker 36: Today market In dults was actually about those twenty thirty
Speaker 36: years ago And i've had it there all this tour
Speaker 36: and the lists different articles about LIKE. W. G Grace
Speaker 36: International cricket was a story also About Mullug's aboriginal.
Speaker 2: Team, yes so what do we need to know about
Speaker 2: that particular outfit?
Speaker 8: There Rick that's, great that is, good and it's. Amazing you,
Speaker 8: know in the earlier, times people would sit up and
Speaker 8: listen to the test matches From england and they'd have
Speaker 8: a cricket school book scorebook and they put all the
Speaker 8: little dots and then six or four or two whatever they,
Speaker 8: got and then are marked all along about how many
Speaker 8: runs a player got till they were out and how
Speaker 8: they were out and how many. Wickets the first amazing
Speaker 8: people people people just used to do, it AND i
Speaker 8: reckon it's, great AND i, reckon it's a beauty THAT
Speaker 8: i like very. Much AND i, reckon you get a
Speaker 8: couple hundred dollars worth that these days because it's such
Speaker 8: an unusual. Thing it's something of the, past and you,
Speaker 8: know it's a that's it's a past that's kind of long.
Speaker 8: Gone but you will find enough people that are. Interested
Speaker 8: older people, mostly it has to be, said but would
Speaker 8: be interested in such items such an.
Speaker 2: Item IF i said to, you thank you for. That
Speaker 2: IF i said to you one of those great cricket
Speaker 2: commentators at that, time you would instantly think Of alan.
Speaker 8: Mcgilbroy, yeah there it.
Speaker 2: IS i knew you'd get that straight.
Speaker 8: Away and what he used to do is a very
Speaker 8: very heavy smoker and he would he would do everything through,
Speaker 8: binoculars which are sort of on a, stand and he'd be,
Speaker 8: calling calling the cricket and smoking at the same. Time
Speaker 8: how did he do? That how would you do?
Speaker 28: It just get?
Speaker 8: It that's what he.
Speaker 2: Did and the bulls giving down and doesn't wonderful he.
Speaker 8: Was he was a terrific, commendator just.
Speaker 2: Absolute as a, kid we just couldn't get enough of
Speaker 2: that sort of. Stuff we will do this when we come.
Speaker 2: Back you all calls one, double, three six nine Three
Speaker 2: for those that are, Waiting, Adam, Mary, Gary jeff will
Speaker 2: come to you in just a. Moment look at this email.
Speaker 2: Too i've got to have a listen to This. Rick
Speaker 2: i've got a set of. Five it's spelled Here breswick Flying,
Speaker 2: ducks perfect, condition perfect. Condition Five breswick Flying ducks for the.
Speaker 8: And if you don't, mind, Umpire i've got that set.
Speaker 8: Myself AND i love. Them And tony and the B,
Speaker 8: Man kevin the Bee man lives over the. Road he's to.
Speaker 8: Be we've got all beehives around. Here we've got to
Speaker 8: be our, house and so does next, door and so
Speaker 8: does next. Door and he put them up and they
Speaker 8: are perfect to the quilliant of an. Inch it's an amazing.
Speaker 8: Thing they were numbered, one two three, four and you'd
Speaker 8: think five n, zero so people think they've got a
Speaker 8: lot when they've got, one two three, Four but the
Speaker 8: first one was actually numbered. Zero and they're very hard
Speaker 8: to find us. Five you'll often find them as three as.
Speaker 8: Five you're looking at about five or six hundred dollars, easy, really,
Speaker 8: yep WHAT i love. THEM i love those flying duck
Speaker 8: and we've got sea gulls with the wings. Up we've got.
Speaker 8: Swallows we've got a friend of mine who's got. Hummingbirds all.
Speaker 8: Sorts they did all manner.
Speaker 2: Of things and THERE i love them flying.
Speaker 8: Ducks people think they're, kitsch BUT i said The.
Speaker 2: Magnif that and a lazy boy cheer life don't get much.
Speaker 2: Better we're going to Do we're got to do this
Speaker 2: and when we come, off we're going to duck off
Speaker 2: one double three six nine. Three you'll Calls, Adam, Mary
Speaker 2: gary And. Jeff you'll be next With Rick miller And
Speaker 2: australia every. Night, Hey, rick you're going to love this
Speaker 2: if you've just joined. US a nice every company all
Speaker 2: Around australia For Australia, overnight the one and Only Rick
Speaker 2: Milne antiques And collectibles for those. Waiting promise you we'll
Speaker 2: come to you in just a. Moment good, Morning rick And.
Speaker 2: Tony my name Is Adam baraj AND i collect anything
Speaker 2: related To AUSTRALIAN. Tv this list of REGIONAL tv stations
Speaker 2: Of VICTORIA btv, Six, BELLARAT gmv, Six SHEPERDON bcv, Eight
Speaker 2: BENDIGO glv ten which became eighty nineteen eighty the one
Speaker 2: we missed out On RICK stv Eight, mildeura of, course
Speaker 2: and THEN amv Four aubrey and the one that probably
Speaker 2: just over the boarder gets missed out, occasionally but spent
Speaker 2: a bit of time there, Myself Mount, GAMBIA ses Eight Mount.
Speaker 2: Gambia and here's the Tag Tony mac for your. Interest
Speaker 2: Barry washington's, Son peter works in. NEWS i did not
Speaker 2: know works at news At channel nine here In.
Speaker 8: Melbourne how about?
Speaker 2: That isn't that a great? Story, well Little, PETER i
Speaker 2: reckon was A i. Reckon he may have even been
Speaker 2: a glint in the eye back in the, day but
Speaker 2: that goes back late, seventies So i'd have to connect With.
Speaker 2: Pete what a lovely. Story Adam ray through these calls In,
Speaker 2: Bentley Hello, adam go, Ahead Rick millen?
Speaker 29: Listening, Hello rick And? Tony how are you?
Speaker 9: We?
Speaker 2: Well thanks, You jane?
Speaker 25: Good how CAN i?
Speaker 8: Help? Adham, Oh i'm in a little bit of a.
Speaker 29: PREDICAMENT i started collecting many years. Ago has passed. Away
Speaker 29: NOW i don't know the spelling, exactly But i'll roughly tell.
Speaker 29: You he's a Lovely australian oil. Painter i'm pretty sure
Speaker 29: he worked in, oils but WHO i think should have
Speaker 29: a lot more, recognition though is well. Known you may
Speaker 29: know the. Name his name is from the. Country his
Speaker 29: name Was Wickham. PERRY i don't know if it's spelled
Speaker 29: What Wykham perry pey w h Y, k But, wickham
Speaker 29: which is an Unusual.
Speaker 8: I've never heard or metal with his last Name perry.
Speaker 29: Double r. Wy he painted all his, life so he
Speaker 29: died many years, ago but he was BORN i think
Speaker 29: he died in his eighties maybe. Nineties he won a
Speaker 29: lot of he won the road for, awards he won
Speaker 29: a lot of the local.
Speaker 8: Things he wasn't did you say his name is T
Speaker 8: e double r Y t For Tom.
Speaker 29: PERRY i know our first names Are wickham w, no,
Speaker 29: no no.
Speaker 8: No the last Name Perry. PERRY i thought you Said.
Speaker 8: Terry Or i'll just do a bit of a quick
Speaker 8: quick run on, him so IF i can find.
Speaker 29: Any, name it should pop up there because we can
Speaker 29: W i think it's w y. K we can with
Speaker 29: that like, hand but we, yeah that's.
Speaker 8: Exactly what it. Is he was born in thirty six
Speaker 8: w y k e H. Am he's offered seventy one
Speaker 8: paintings for, sale sold fifty five for an average price
Speaker 8: of five hundred and thirteen, dollars with the highest price
Speaker 8: of twenty two hundred. Dollars and he he didn't tended
Speaker 8: to do a lot of sort of country, scenes but
Speaker 8: he was a well known artist and born in nineteen thirty.
Speaker 8: Six so there we.
Speaker 29: Go, Well, RICK i tell You i've got in my
Speaker 29: little storage. Cage i've got him under. Blankets i've got
Speaker 29: cut along story SHORT i. Bought i've got about two
Speaker 29: hundred and fifty of his works of art in different sizes.
Speaker 8: On, canvas and and NOW i.
Speaker 29: Paid i'm not going to say the name BECAUSE i
Speaker 29: don't want to upset. Anyone but even though he's upset,
Speaker 29: ME i paid the individual for framing on top of
Speaker 29: the artwork many years.
Speaker 20: AGO i paid for the.
Speaker 29: Framing so he gave me sort of a deal BECAUSE
Speaker 29: i bought twenty at a, time thirty, time, fifty and
Speaker 29: THEN i bought you, know INITIALLY i started with one
Speaker 29: or two because they were hard to get my. Hands
Speaker 29: it's only BECAUSE i had a little bit of money
Speaker 29: from an. INHERITANCE i THOUGHT i was told to, believe
Speaker 29: made to believe that this man's art well skyrocket in the.
Speaker 29: Future SO i, Thought i'm going to grab the more they're,
Speaker 29: available AND i knew a man who was dealing directly
Speaker 29: With wickham at the, time SO i bought a.
Speaker 8: Might, says yes you, Do adam is to take my
Speaker 8: phone number down And i'll put you in touch with
Speaker 8: a good art dealer or an app a very reliable.
Speaker 8: PERSON i might. Say i'm very careful WHO i, recommend
Speaker 8: and if you take my number, Down i'll give it
Speaker 8: out after the next. Caller so you grab a pen
Speaker 8: in the, meantime give me a call after ten o'clock,
Speaker 8: today ten o'clock this, morning And i'll be happy to
Speaker 8: chat with you.
Speaker 2: Further well, Done. Adam it's a great little piece you've got,
Speaker 2: there a few more than just a few. Pieces, Mary Kangaroo,
Speaker 2: island good, Morning.
Speaker 22: Yeah, hello how are you?
Speaker 2: Well thank?
Speaker 9: You? So? Hello?
Speaker 37: Rick, Hi, rick how are?
Speaker 13: You i'm going?
Speaker 8: Fine, Hack we're.
Speaker 37: So WHAT i just wanted to. Know we've got a
Speaker 37: men's A saiko men's watch achronograph titanium one.
Speaker 19: Hundred how are you?
Speaker 2: Talking what? Brand stainless? Steel, yes strap or? Bracelet is
Speaker 2: it leather or is it a bracelet? Bracelet Bracelet and
Speaker 2: it's got sako on the on the little. Clip, yes
Speaker 2: it has what color is the?
Speaker 37: Dial like a brownie? Color brown, gold sort of.
Speaker 2: Edged, yeah Gorgeous and what age do you think it
Speaker 2: might be?
Speaker 24: Merry we don't.
Speaker 37: Know it's A lion's up shop and we're just with
Speaker 37: somebody told us it might be, valuable so we.
Speaker 2: Thought it a, hm, WELL i have to look at
Speaker 2: the condition of any marks on, it any scratches it
Speaker 2: badly badly. Damage it was still pretty smart, Looking, no.
Speaker 37: No very smart. Looking, yeah, yep no problems with.
Speaker 2: It would be a lovely little. Piece do you wear, It?
Speaker 37: Mary, no, no, no it just came into. Shop, OH
Speaker 37: i just want to move it on your seat the
Speaker 37: lines club op.
Speaker 9: Shops.
Speaker 37: Yeah we just don't quite.
Speaker 31: Know what to do with.
Speaker 2: It, yeah, Yeah, MARY i, Could i'll tell. You I'd
Speaker 2: i'd love to get a photo of, It, mary would
Speaker 2: be a really interesting thing to have a look.
Speaker 8: At oh, right would you like to put an approximate price.
Speaker 2: Tony, look you, know depending on the age of it
Speaker 2: and the model anywhere between for that sort of, thing
Speaker 2: anywhere between sort of forty five through the you, know
Speaker 2: one thirty one forty round that price. Point, well there you.
Speaker 8: GO i would Be i'd Be i'd be looking at
Speaker 8: somewhere towards one.
Speaker 2: HUNDRED i, Reckon, yeah it would be fair around. There, Yeah,
Speaker 2: mary good luck with that.
Speaker 8: Sender if you Get, Mary you're very welcome to call
Speaker 8: me anytime about such. Things i'm always happening to do valuations.
Speaker 11: For the op.
Speaker 8: Shops AS i, Said i'm doing a bit of A
Speaker 8: sorry sorry get the name, wrong but certainly if you'd
Speaker 8: like to do, That i'll give you up the number
Speaker 8: in a, minute and you're very welcome to give me a.
Speaker 2: Ring if you'd like To mary send a little. Picture
Speaker 2: you can do that overnights at three A w AND
Speaker 2: i love looking at for you as, well And i'll
Speaker 2: send it Onto rick overnights at three aw dot com DOT.
Speaker 2: A you will do this when we go Back, Gary
Speaker 2: melbourne And jeff Birth greg will come to you very.
Speaker 2: Surely it's all part Of Australia. Revenue kevin join. Us
Speaker 2: you can be part of it as. Well we'll roll
Speaker 2: through some of these In. Melbourne, Hello, gary say hello
Speaker 2: To Rick. Milne, rick and Hello.
Speaker 30: Hello WHAT i initially called up with that was just
Speaker 30: you said that three H a was on the Corner.
Speaker 30: Gray i've always ever known it to be In, brown
Speaker 30: straight that halfway.
Speaker 2: Down that Little, yeah that's that's WHAT i was thinking,
Speaker 2: too a little just a little one door at the
Speaker 2: front of the building.
Speaker 24: There, On, yeah next to the car.
Speaker 2: Partner, yeah that's the. One but prior to, THAT i
Speaker 2: think it was.
Speaker 38: On the corner.
Speaker 8: Bay was it In brown where The commodos was, on
Speaker 8: not far from The Primary skill sort of across the
Speaker 8: road and just up the hill from the primary.
Speaker 30: School, okay SO i had a bit of a.
Speaker 2: Movement, yeah but When rick was there was just prior
Speaker 2: To World war.
Speaker 8: Two, yeah, yeah, Yeah, YEAH i had a lot of
Speaker 8: radio back in those. Days people used to come in and.
Speaker 2: Perform, yeah they auditorium.
Speaker 8: Walters they weren't. Walters they one played the piano and one.
Speaker 8: Thing you wouldn't believe it during the.
Speaker 30: Day, yeah, anyway there Were, anyway just QUICKLY i did
Speaker 30: ALL i was. HERE i just had to remember a
Speaker 30: couple of. Things But i've got a promotional poster that
Speaker 30: was used for The Kiss dynasty. Album it was it's
Speaker 30: actually a sticker, though it's about a two paper. Side
Speaker 30: SO i was just wondering if that might have had any.
Speaker 29: Value did you get?
Speaker 1: It where did it come?
Speaker 30: FROM i got it FROM i grew up In alsta
Speaker 30: Near Elst Week park and there's a record store that
Speaker 30: was In Glen Hunley road just needs the. STATION i
Speaker 30: got it from. There and then just one other Thing
Speaker 30: i've actually. Got Darryl summers nineteen maybe two had a,
Speaker 30: show The Daryl Summers show on A tuesday.
Speaker 2: And A thursday.
Speaker 11: Night YES i.
Speaker 30: Knew the director managed to get tickets number one and
Speaker 30: ticket number two for the. ORDER i still hold. THEM
Speaker 30: i was just wondering if they had any.
Speaker 8: Value they might have a. Bit if there are people
Speaker 8: who do COLLECT tv, memorabilia it has to be said
Speaker 8: from everything for fan caves To we were just talking
Speaker 8: a bit earlier about some of the country COUNTRY tv,
Speaker 8: stations and there are people who collect in those. Areas
Speaker 8: so that's the. QUESTION i reckon those would be with
Speaker 8: twenty or thirty a, police that's my. Guest and on
Speaker 8: the other, gee that would be pretty. GOOD i would
Speaker 8: reckon a, hundred perhaps a bit.
Speaker 30: More it has got a tiny bit of. Damage that's
Speaker 30: got Where i'll put some drawing pins into it in the.
Speaker 30: CORNERS i look back on the, wall but.
Speaker 8: A bit of A, yeah that's. Right we used to
Speaker 8: do all those things and without even.
Speaker 2: Thinking thinking about.
Speaker 8: It but still if it's not too severely, damaged it
Speaker 8: would it be heading towards that price at.
Speaker 12: Least all, right all, right thank, you thank.
Speaker 2: You what a great cool in. Person W.
Speaker 31: A Hello, jeffrey hello the attorney and reck thanks for
Speaker 31: having me on your.
Speaker 8: Program i've spoke with.
Speaker 31: YOU i spoke here in four or five weeks, ago
Speaker 31: and Then rerick very kindly was chasing out specific could
Speaker 31: find people that might be interested in error model, magazines
Speaker 31: Which i'd collected Over.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah it, is that's. Right, yes remember That i've got.
Speaker 31: One hundred and forty seven of, them dating back to
Speaker 31: nineteen forty nine and through the nineteen fifty nine some
Speaker 31: year some. Years there's seriplications obviously with a odd, number
Speaker 31: but they're in good. Condition But i'm really not worrying about.
Speaker 8: IT i just, anybody by the, way making a plan for.
Speaker 8: You anybody out there is is having a listen and
Speaker 8: would like more. Information maybe a good idea would be
Speaker 8: for you to stay on the, Line jeff and give
Speaker 8: give j your, details your phone number and contact and so.
Speaker 8: Forth and if anybody's. Interested were they in contact?
Speaker 2: Him good on, You. Jeff you staid that we're going
Speaker 2: to run out of time as we Always, Now, greg
Speaker 2: just another quickie from you In. Cheltenham, yes, yeah.
Speaker 26: The.
Speaker 35: Story It's RICK Pmg Postmaster GENERAL Pmg Postmaster general, yep
Speaker 35: and A yankee admiral ship came Into Sydney. Harbor h
Speaker 35: pulled in docked and requested the phone to be collect
Speaker 35: connected to the. Ship, yes red, tape go up to THE,
Speaker 35: pmg fill out a.
Speaker 8: Form oh, yes.
Speaker 35: Okay twenty four hours later the phone's.
Speaker 2: Connected So, greg we're gonna we're going to run out
Speaker 2: of the, Time, greg because we got a lot of.
Speaker 2: Calls so what is there a question in there For? Rick? Hello, Okay,
Speaker 2: greg stay. There we might come back to you in
Speaker 2: just a. Moment we might be on a different. TOPIC
Speaker 2: i Think Gavin portland.
Speaker 15: Morning, Yeah, Maddy i'm gonna steal came blankety.
Speaker 39: Blanks one was still the lemonade and that?
Speaker 19: Dinner what what's the what's the? Brand it's a blankety
Speaker 19: blanks THE tv, show but.
Speaker 23: It's a Can.
Speaker 15: A.
Speaker 2: Show it's great blankety blanks With. Graham oh what do you?
Speaker 8: Reckon what do you, turning you, know for.
Speaker 2: Anybody passionate ABOUT tv, memorability as you, said it could
Speaker 2: be Worth god or, anything if anybody Worth, yeah at
Speaker 2: LEAST i would have thought for something a bit that. Specially,
Speaker 2: yeah something a bit that special sounds. Wonderful we'll do
Speaker 2: this when we. Come things to you Were rick might
Speaker 2: be looking, for and plenty of. Carse we're just not
Speaker 2: going to get to the ball, now which always. Happens
Speaker 2: so unless you want to hang around for another five or,
Speaker 2: ten we can do that as. Well we'll look will
Speaker 2: reconvene the other side of, This Rick. Milne great text,
Speaker 2: here just reminding us any in seven zero seven g
Speaker 2: L V. Gippsland keith McGown once worked did a bit
Speaker 2: of telling g L v In. Gippsland he did the.
Speaker 8: Boy DID i remember talking about?
Speaker 2: It he would often talk about that what are we looking?
Speaker 2: For we should point out that next week you'll be
Speaker 2: at one, o'clock which will be eleven o'clock w way
Speaker 2: time one o'clock for those on The eastern seaboard instead
Speaker 2: of the two, O'clock so we're putting you forward into the, period,
Speaker 2: yes which is. Great things you're looking.
Speaker 8: For looking for a few. THINGS i showed you a
Speaker 8: little thing Of Bernie. Brickkette now he was a little
Speaker 8: character who used to be On they used to do
Speaker 8: little ads with the Company Bernie. Brickette and somebody looking For.
Speaker 8: Bernie they did actually had a, cap would you. Believe
Speaker 8: and this person's looking for one of. Those somebody's offering
Speaker 8: one thousand dollars for a university football club membership. Ticket
Speaker 8: one thousand. Bucks, jeez that's a lot of. Money some
Speaker 8: Blueprint tuckfield's bird cards printing on the back in. Blue
Speaker 8: i've got people looking for those as. Well thefa memorabilia
Speaker 8: of all, kinds, memberships, cameras comics and wrate, books any
Speaker 8: of those you might have be able to help our.
Speaker 8: Clients zero four one eight three three nine one zero three.
Speaker 2: Eight hours time after ten O'clock victorian times zero four
Speaker 2: one they double three nine one zero three and we'll
Speaker 2: talk to you one o'clock Next wednesday. Morning Rick, milton
Speaker 2: that'd be.
Speaker 8: Fun i'm looking forward to.
Speaker 2: That i'm looking forward to it. Too Rick milne is
Speaker 2: leaving the. Building.
Speaker 4: Now this is a Stradul ober night With tony.
Speaker 2: McManus you used to put that song on a little
Speaker 2: pub down In sebastopol and A friday and A saturday.
Speaker 2: Night you put that song on back in the. Days
Speaker 2: this is. Now we're talking mid Eighties friday night down
Speaker 2: this little pub and you put that on A Fergle.
Speaker 2: Sharky you put The Fergle sharky. On it was a
Speaker 2: big hit at the, time of, course and girls would
Speaker 2: come from. Everywhere we didn't even know there were girls
Speaker 2: in the, pub but they would come from, everywhere and
Speaker 2: just everybody on the dose. FLOOR a good something is
Speaker 2: hard to find the lyric and NOW i can't sing
Speaker 2: that lyric because it would have to be, reducted As
Speaker 2: ross would. Say but what a Song fergil shark sing
Speaker 2: along have been other, Words hey you, Go, Allison we'll
Speaker 2: come to you in just a. Moment and those people
Speaker 2: looking For rick's, number you can do that after ten this.
Speaker 2: Morning don't call him there because you'll be in nod
Speaker 2: zero four one eight double three nine one zeros three
Speaker 2: anywhere from Around australia after ten. O'clock for those in
Speaker 2: wa that would mean it's after. Right zero four one,
Speaker 2: eight double three nine one zero three is the telephone
Speaker 2: number after eight. O'clock your, Time why don't we do? This,
Speaker 2: no we'll go to well, Listen Hello, wellison good, morning good.
Speaker 22: Morning even hold that song for ages, afterwards.
Speaker 21: Bogles, yes so just a tiny.
Speaker 22: THING i just watched a movie it Called end Of
Speaker 22: watch With jake Gyllen, hall WHICH i think he's an underrated.
Speaker 22: Actor very, good very, good and this is really. Excellent
Speaker 22: it's like about police officers being on the beach and
Speaker 22: what they have to go. Through but my point, was you,
Speaker 22: know you hear on the news all the time about
Speaker 22: nurses and, doctors and you, know, oh we're, stressed we're short,
Speaker 22: staffed we've got no, resources we need more. Pay but
Speaker 22: do you know who needs more? Recognition announcers don't just
Speaker 22: shut up and get on with the. Job you never hear,
Speaker 22: them and you allow us say. Pitching you never hear
Speaker 22: them complaining about. Anything AND i think we should appreciate
Speaker 22: and honor them much.
Speaker 2: More we should, now speaking of, That, ellison next, Week
Speaker 2: i'm doing a fire operations of, course fire ops, okay
Speaker 2: and it's so Important i'm actually taking leave to do.
Speaker 2: It SO i THINK i Think simon's going to be
Speaker 2: in the, chair isn't? He on those Two pat's going
Speaker 2: to be sitting in the chair for those couple of
Speaker 2: mornings and doing a fire operations. Course oh that's been.
Speaker 2: Excellent SO i could come round to your house and
Speaker 2: hopefully save you.
Speaker 22: And i'll tell you.
Speaker 11: What you.
Speaker 22: Know you go to The Adelaide Royal show which is coming,
Speaker 22: out and they have the firefighter, calendar and there's this
Speaker 22: hot firefighter outside saying would you like a? CALENDAR i usually.
Speaker 2: Buy there you, go, well here's the THING i hope
Speaker 2: to be in next year's. Calendar, oh you will might.
Speaker 2: Rest i've even got my own hat with my name on.
Speaker 2: It i'm told By kate who's putting it all. Together
Speaker 2: you've got your.
Speaker 23: Hose you'll be.
Speaker 2: Right that's, it and it's a it's a very steady, Hose.
Speaker 2: Allison you know What i'm. Saying they said they.
Speaker 22: Send to be more, appreciated don't.
Speaker 2: They well they send, It, yes they. DO i don't
Speaker 2: want to make light of. That they do an amazing,
Speaker 2: work extraordinary. Job point of that story is they've sent
Speaker 2: me this form And i've got to fill out the,
Speaker 2: form Which i've. Done and you've got to guess the
Speaker 2: size of the. Pants you've got to guess the size
Speaker 2: of the.
Speaker 31: Shirt oh, WELL i suppose you just go.
Speaker 22: MEDIUM i wish.
Speaker 2: NO i went Extra, ALLISON i went extra. LARGE i
Speaker 2: WENT i went extra lunch all, right you, know just
Speaker 2: just in. Case but the whole weight it's something like nearly.
Speaker 21: Thirty.
Speaker 2: Kid by the time you put the, boots the hat
Speaker 2: and the helmet and the gear and the belt and
Speaker 2: all the, like you're walking around with an extra thirty.
Speaker 2: Kilos that's before you've lifted the.
Speaker 22: Hose you, know if they have the oxygen mask with
Speaker 22: the tank on, there all of that.
Speaker 23: Upstairs are you.
Speaker 8: Kidding met all up and going to be on the.
Speaker 2: Ladder, YES i. Know it's pretty pretty, rigorous and it's
Speaker 2: a whole day. Course BECAUSE i, thought, well you might
Speaker 2: start at, ten we're knock off for lunch and go
Speaker 2: have a bite to week round about court to. Twelve they, said,
Speaker 2: nap it's full on. McManus get yourrect together.
Speaker 13: For you that.
Speaker 2: Day, no none at.
Speaker 22: All i'll be interested to hear how it.
Speaker 21: Goes, yeah, Darling i'll let you.
Speaker 2: Know lots of emails coming. In dianella is sending a
Speaker 2: little note from Kill moore Or. DANIELLA i beg your, Pardon,
Speaker 2: DANNY i thank. You i've just seen. That get A tony.
Speaker 2: MACA i hope you're doing really. WELL i absolutely love
Speaker 2: listening to the program. Overnight that's very kind of, You.
Speaker 2: Daniella i've just sent you a couple of. Pictures this
Speaker 2: was given to me by my great, grandmother AND i
Speaker 2: know Her Auntie mazy board. It she used to work
Speaker 2: on cruise ships around the, world So i'm not sure
Speaker 2: where it came, from but my great grandmother didn't know.
Speaker 2: Either it's a hand painted with gold and other wonderful marking.
Speaker 2: Zone it looks like a, vase almost a. Gentleman you
Speaker 2: pass on the. Information tell you What i'll, do Because
Speaker 2: rick's obviously left. Us, well WHEN i say left, us
Speaker 2: he hasn't actually left. Us he's just no longer on the.
Speaker 2: Program he will be, here BUT i, will with your kind,
Speaker 2: permission tell you What i'll. Do i'll email that To. Rick.
Speaker 2: Dianella but look at that isn't. Gorgeous so there's one
Speaker 2: piece of the different pieces or the one piece looks like.
Speaker 17: This, huge.
Speaker 2: Beautifully hand crafted sort of, juger a very tall teapot
Speaker 2: if you can imagine handle on. It i'm a little tea.
Speaker 2: Pot it's your hand Stout, aristhma you know the. Words
Speaker 2: and another, cup matching, cap and another matching cap and
Speaker 2: another matching. Cap so three caps and that teapot looks
Speaker 2: absolutely colors are. Beautiful so, done And i'll flick that
Speaker 2: through to AND i have no doubt he will come
Speaker 2: back to. You apologies presenting that story the way long
Speaker 2: day have the have left the, Show Tony, greg thank.
Speaker 2: You one double three six nine three is telephone. Number
Speaker 2: come and join us the other. Side anything you want
Speaker 2: to raise on the, program if you just want to chat.
Speaker 2: Now you might be a caller Who you might be
Speaker 2: a listener who never calls. In why don't we call
Speaker 2: this first time callers for the next fifteen? Minutes first
Speaker 2: time callers next fifteen, minutes and we have a, Prize
Speaker 2: we have a brand New toyota. Lank we better not
Speaker 2: do that because somebody will, say, oh and you said
Speaker 2: we better not do. That but if we'd love to
Speaker 2: hear first time callers in this next fifteen minutes before the,
Speaker 2: Serial if you'd like to, now you might be a person, says,
Speaker 2: OH i could never call they'd be not interested in.
Speaker 2: Me you might be somebody who is living. Alone you
Speaker 2: might be somebody who has this amazing story to. Tell
Speaker 2: you might be a long term listener to THREE O
Speaker 2: w to keep me down the overnight program for. Years
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Speaker 2: one double three six nine three at text line zero
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Speaker 2: for pr listeners just your normal open line talkback number
Speaker 2: one double three eight. Eighty two THE reason i mentioned
Speaker 2: all of that is we have a REGULAR contributor i
Speaker 2: just know him As A Rich, richard rich who has
Speaker 2: been in touch with the program, for many many many
Speaker 2: a Year and i'm always grateful because he sends bits
Speaker 2: and pieces of almost, research information stuff that, For example jay.
Speaker 2: Should Do, but, rich, sorry mate do you want to
Speaker 2: respond in a.
Speaker 10: Minute talking About?
Speaker 2: You gaves but he said a lovely piece ABOUT remember,
Speaker 2: i said what's the deal with? The ketchup Why the
Speaker 2: americans refer to this sink called? A Ketchup so, rich
Speaker 2: writes the word ketchup has a surprisingly glow ball so called.
Speaker 2: Fishy past its roots traced Back To, southeast ASIA which
Speaker 2: i think we. Alluded to that fermented fish sauce known
Speaker 2: as kissap kitaisipi kitsap popular among traders In the fujian Region.
Speaker 2: Of china this sauce made its way to europe seafaring
Speaker 2: merchants in the, seventeenth century Particularly through british sailors who
Speaker 2: encountered Places. Like indonesia the original kissip was nothing like
Speaker 2: the tomato based condiment we. Know today it was. A
Speaker 2: savory it was a liquid made from fermented. Fish brine,
Speaker 2: Over time english cooks began adapting the recipe using local ingredients,
Speaker 2: like mushrooms oh, my, god walnuts, eventually tomatoes. Eventually tomatoes
Speaker 2: the first known tomato ketscher recipe appeared In The united
Speaker 2: states early. Eighteen hundreds ketchup's Rise to american fame as
Speaker 2: a story, of, innovation industrialization and a bit of. Marketing
Speaker 2: genius early Nineteenth century americans began experimenting with tomato based
Speaker 2: versions of the original. Fishy sauce tomatoes abundant by adding vinegar,
Speaker 2: and spices, created tangy self stable Condiments suited. American palette
Speaker 2: it Wasn't Until Henry. John hines now there's a name
Speaker 2: ended the scene eighteen seventy six and eighteen seventy six
Speaker 2: and ketchup finally took Off and hides revolutionized the ketchup
Speaker 2: by standardizing the recipe of a consistent flavor And textra,
Speaker 2: glass bottles mass producing hygiene standards were all Built. In
Speaker 2: heinz ketchup became a Staple in american households for a
Speaker 2: dinaspairing perfect of the booming fast food culture. Twentieth century
Speaker 2: it was a cultural icon. The ago there's a little
Speaker 2: bit of interesting history to do with the idea of
Speaker 2: of ktship ktship first. TIME callers i don't, Think, so leane,
Speaker 2: Good morning.
Speaker 15: Good Morning to Tony. And jay gimme fountain tomato source,
Speaker 15: any day not.
Speaker 19: Catch up.
Speaker 2: We were always we were always. At Home and i'm
Speaker 2: not too Sure why dad would HAVE the hp.
Speaker 15: Oh WE had hp AS.
Speaker 40: Well hpd But, the english speaking of speaking, of you
Speaker 40: ASKED what i? Will change WHAT well i will someone
Speaker 40: would change about.
Speaker 16: Their upbringing it's.
Speaker 2: An, interesting question isn't it when you think about those,
Speaker 2: family traditions or if you could, change anything, you know
Speaker 2: if you change the one thing that you, were raised
Speaker 2: if you like the one thing about the way you,
Speaker 2: were raised what would? YOU change.
Speaker 15: I would change seeing my farther that, whole.
Speaker 2: Time seeing him or not seeing what's? The, distinction sorry what's? The, STORY.
Speaker 15: Well I wish i had not?
Speaker 2: Seen him oh not a. Happy, time.
Speaker 15: Well all MY life i have looked up for his
Speaker 15: approval and never.
Speaker 24: Got it i've.
Speaker 15: WIPED him i wiped him a few months AGO because
Speaker 15: i just, Had, ENOUGH tony.
Speaker 10: I just.
Speaker 15: HAD enough i needed to get rid of him out of,
Speaker 15: my life because he was just a, dictating bully treated
Speaker 15: ME like i. Was sixteen i'm nearly sixty and never
Speaker 15: ever gave me approval ABOUT anything, I did and all,
Speaker 15: My life i've tried to.
Speaker 13: Appease him it's time, For me yeah.
Speaker 2: It is he's still, with, this.
Speaker 15: Presumably, yep YEAH but i wiped the whole side of
Speaker 15: the family except for my cousin and his wife and.
Speaker 1: Two, kids YEAH but i.
Speaker 15: Just didn't, need it, You know and it was partly
Speaker 15: when mum died he wasn't there to. Support me but
Speaker 15: he was never there to support me from the age
Speaker 15: of five right up till you, know THEN and i all,
Speaker 15: My life i've gone, oh, no no, you, know well,
Speaker 15: you KNOW but i finally. DID it i had to
Speaker 15: do it for my own life to.
Speaker 2: Go ahead did You have did you ever have that
Speaker 2: very same conversation with him as you've, Just outlined.
Speaker 15: He he, won't listen he won't listen, to me he
Speaker 15: yees all or. Like That and i'm just jack, OF
Speaker 15: it i. Really am I'VE done i did the. Right thing.
Speaker 15: YOU know i don't need that person in. My life
Speaker 15: not been around around me physically for many, many years.
Speaker 15: You know, YOU know i got some to decide when
Speaker 15: someone came to me his Life and i'm about tense down, The,
Speaker 15: line Tony and i'm his first Born in.
Speaker 2: George priority what about what about other family members that
Speaker 2: came in after you at? The children would they say
Speaker 2: the same thing?
Speaker 28: About, him.
Speaker 15: Well One's the golden told and the other is.
Speaker 8: Not one.
Speaker 2: Of characters well one's one's the. Golden child, oh, yes
Speaker 2: absolutely one's the.
Speaker 15: Golden, child, yeah yeah it's pretty obvious that a male.
Speaker 2: Or female my younger sister and so your younger sister
Speaker 2: you think has a better relationship with her father than
Speaker 2: you have.
Speaker 15: With, him oh he never stops raving, about her what
Speaker 15: she does and what. She's DONE and I just i
Speaker 15: didn't need to hear, that either and to.
Speaker 16: Be told, Oh, intrigued oh listen.
Speaker 15: To this this is. The pinnacle this was a pinnacle.
Speaker 15: Ages ago and, he, said oh think in a change
Speaker 15: in the will we want to, give more, YOU know
Speaker 15: i want to give more to my. Biological kids they're not.
Speaker 15: Biological KIDS and, i, said, oh really. Biological kids he
Speaker 15: said that, to me, his daughter that.
Speaker 1: Is disgusting.
Speaker 9: What?
Speaker 2: Would leo let me ask you, this then what would
Speaker 2: what would life? Feel like what would your world feel,
Speaker 2: like if, in fact you did have a better relationship
Speaker 2: with your father as, a possibility.
Speaker 23: There were good times they get, me asking not in.
Speaker 2: The past what would it feel like if you could recreate, a, better,
Speaker 2: sustainable lovable enjoyable relationship with your father at your age
Speaker 2: and at, his obviously what? Would that it.
Speaker 38: Can't be it can't, Be.
Speaker 15: Done tony he's just a miserable.
Speaker 41: Old kid.
Speaker 15: Mm hmm it's just it can't say anything nice, to anybody.
Speaker 2: And he just and clearly your younger sister wouldn't take that. Same,
Speaker 2: view oh.
Speaker 15: Probably not she's a little hipster and she's got the,
Speaker 15: two kids so it's not just the two kids that
Speaker 15: have made It The. Golden girls and my brother got
Speaker 15: pushed to the side when she came, Along too, and
Speaker 15: yeah it's, just unfortunately we can choose, our friends but
Speaker 15: we can't choose. OUR family i realized how much my
Speaker 15: mum was there when.
Speaker 41: SHE passed i.
Speaker 1: Realized, THAT sorry i realized how much she was there.
Speaker 11: For me.
Speaker 19: She wasn't.
Speaker 34: I'M sorry i don't usually, Do, this no not.
Speaker 11: AT all, I mean.
Speaker 15: I'm lucky You've got, Mum's partner danny's been more of
Speaker 15: a father to me Since before.
Speaker 23: Mom Died and i'm very grateful to him and my cousin.
Speaker 29: And.
Speaker 23: My friends, you know.
Speaker 19: It's just i'm not crying because, of him.
Speaker 23: My, dad, yeah, Yeah, well leanne the, Moment, there no.
Speaker 2: That's fine we love moments and we all. Have moments
Speaker 2: we we could spend a bit of time on the couch,
Speaker 2: ABOUT that.
Speaker 8: I reckon.
Speaker 2: We can spend we can spend some time on the
Speaker 2: couch looking at that done. That, night yeah Little, bit
Speaker 2: leanne thank you for being. So honest i'd love, to say,
Speaker 2: and look here's. The thing based on what, we know
Speaker 2: as you, will know You're not you're. Not alone there's
Speaker 2: a lot of people that feel that they have these
Speaker 2: relationships which no longer bring. The joy if they, ever
Speaker 2: did they no longer bring. The joy and you've got
Speaker 2: to make that executive decision sometimes to just simply.
Speaker 23: MOVE ON i i had to for my, own sanity,
Speaker 23: not sanity but my own.
Speaker 15: SELF belief, I am.
Speaker 23: I am i made.
Speaker 15: Everything myself he did not help me with anything except. The,
Speaker 15: music Okay but i've learned a lot More through danny's.
Speaker 15: A musician he was In The Sydney, army band so
Speaker 15: he knows a lot about. Music Too but i've just
Speaker 15: been a. Music KID and, i, mean yes It was
Speaker 15: dad because he played, the music but it was me
Speaker 15: that listened.
Speaker 2: To, it well at least you got something, From, Him
Speaker 2: lee and what a. Great call you look after yourself
Speaker 2: and we'll talk. Again sooner mike will come to Your
Speaker 2: next grahame IN. W a It is australia. Every night
Speaker 2: many of Us around australia. As Children, in australia we
Speaker 2: grew up. Eating shark we grew up, eating shark, often
Speaker 2: called Certainly in victoria flake simply In W a, i
Speaker 2: know just referred to as. A shark, turns out turns
Speaker 2: out may not be such a. Good thing we might
Speaker 2: talk about that when we come back after the news after. The,
Speaker 2: Serial mark you've got an? Accident, whereabouts mark good.
Speaker 42: Morning morning tiny inbound people coming from the north Down
Speaker 42: The hum Highway. Into melbourne they've blocked it off at
Speaker 42: The Old sydney Road Slash hum. Highway bypass it takes
Speaker 42: down On The ring road At A. Hearns road it
Speaker 42: appears a vehicle must have Come Off earn's road at
Speaker 42: the bridge rolled. Down embankment who's in the trees on
Speaker 42: the side of the embankment between the on ramp and.
Speaker 42: The freeway there would be would have been, twenty police
Speaker 42: fire ambulance and. A helicopter their, Tone wow.
Speaker 2: So there's a fair bit. Going, On exactly i'll pass
Speaker 2: this onto. The newsroom so exactly, Where, Again mark.
Speaker 42: So if you came In from seymour and you went
Speaker 42: on the Like A hum, highway bypass rather Than The Old.
Speaker 42: Sydney road You Pass amaru road and then it's blocked.
Speaker 42: Off there you can't get down the highway and you
Speaker 42: can't get Off At, amaru road so you need to
Speaker 42: go Down The Old, sydney road down the old way
Speaker 42: through the three thousand set the.
Speaker 2: Traffic lifestyles, Well, done mark thank you. For that I'll
Speaker 2: get gabe and the team to have a look at
Speaker 2: that leading into because that's a pretty busy time coming
Speaker 2: up in another hour. Or so, well done and thank
Speaker 2: you for being part. Of it graham IN, W, A,
Speaker 2: hello graham. Good morning good here. You're going what's happening in.
Speaker 2: The world.
Speaker 43: It's botty due to go back in through another winter's
Speaker 43: treatment of that vokemia bugging.
Speaker 2: ME dead I got covid put it, on hold.
Speaker 43: There's, Any mark i'll go back in On next monday
Speaker 43: and have another, seven days take some my nurses and
Speaker 43: eating the good food and watching the RACES on tv
Speaker 43: and oh, my god couldn't.
Speaker 24: Get.
Speaker 2: Better, Funny well i'm just looking at have you got
Speaker 2: any selections for the day that you've looked at? PRETTY
Speaker 2: closely i had a couple.
Speaker 43: Of punchs i'm just trying to Remember what. I'M back
Speaker 43: I think i've had a. FEW doubles i was surely
Speaker 43: on myself in the weekend just. FOR today i picked,
Speaker 43: sixth winners say six dollars, Fifty RIGHT but i had
Speaker 43: him in DOUBLES and i had the wrong horses in the.
Speaker 43: Wrong Leg so i'm going to start back on them
Speaker 43: straight out. As well it's just, you know taking them.
Speaker 43: In doubles but it. Doesn't matter i'm any bit, of
Speaker 43: form so. IT'S okay i was just listening to that
Speaker 43: previous for The other chapels going to be. His, Dad
Speaker 43: man i'm a bit of, bloody privilege RIGHT because i
Speaker 43: was brought Up in wembley and by, old man, bloody
Speaker 43: healthy breaking his labor of, mumble system housewife and. No
Speaker 43: Money christ the old man taught me how, TO fish,
Speaker 43: i mean to, do bikes taught, me everything.
Speaker 22: You know.
Speaker 43: I'm sorry for The poor bathard but obviously had a,
Speaker 43: hard upbringing.
Speaker 25: You know but you've got.
Speaker 43: To remember it's always got. To remember you don't know
Speaker 43: what problems your. Dad had he might have had up you.
Speaker 2: Don't, know well there's remember, Your dad there's it. Doesn't,
Speaker 2: matter yeah there's.
Speaker 43: That too when people say you can't choose. Your family
Speaker 43: you don't have to choose. Your family they make you
Speaker 43: and you should be thankful to put you into the. Bloody,
Speaker 43: world yeah probably he probably did.
Speaker 39: His best man did.
Speaker 31: His best, you know.
Speaker 2: Well we all, say that and even as a parent
Speaker 2: and now, a grandpa but certainly as. A parent you look,
Speaker 2: at you look at you two children or three two
Speaker 2: DAUGHTERS that, i have and, you go, you KNOW did
Speaker 2: i do? My BEST if i had them on the air,
Speaker 2: with me they could do a whole program of just sort, of,
Speaker 2: complaining well you know it, was okay but you could
Speaker 2: have done a. Bit better and here's here's the list
Speaker 2: that's in.
Speaker 43: MY mind i, was like, YOU know i bought my
Speaker 43: two boys up if it's six and fifty, four blood,
Speaker 43: you know like never got into the drugs and ship that.
Speaker 2: Don't work, you, Know well i'll see, you already you're.
Speaker 2: IN front I think.
Speaker 43: I've had a pretty privileged life for someone that's got bugger.
Speaker 43: Or money it.
Speaker 2: Still, works yeah well you've but you've worked, Pretty. HARD graham,
Speaker 2: i mean you know you haven't. Really, stopped well it's
Speaker 2: no good stop Me.
Speaker 43: And john who's the saying? Your, diet yeah very very
Speaker 43: outside of painting outside Today and i've just almost got
Speaker 43: finished and.
Speaker 2: Down, Tonight yeah i'm tim led to believe there's a
Speaker 2: fair bit of. Rain around graham got to love you and.
Speaker 2: Leave you we've got the cereal on, the way which
Speaker 2: is episode number. Forty four we will do that when we.
Speaker 2: Come back plenty of time for. Your calls It is,
Speaker 2: australia overnight. Good morning fifty years ago you Look, At,
Speaker 2: jaws jaws the movie scaring millions out of, the water
Speaker 2: casting sharks, As, villains well they did pretty much embedding
Speaker 2: a fear in the. Public's imagination half a, century later
Speaker 2: the real threat could Well be australia's weak, nature laws
Speaker 2: which are responsible for the quiet. Extinction crisis and you
Speaker 2: might be unwittingly eating a part of that extinction. For
Speaker 2: dinner flake often sold as a fish and chips generic
Speaker 2: term for a shark meat should only refer to a
Speaker 2: two species gummy and or. Rig shark we might talk
Speaker 2: about that coming up in the. Next hour It is. Australia, overnight.
Speaker 4: Now This is australia Urbanized with tony McManus.
Speaker 2: Wherever you are right. CROSSALS three i don't Know why
Speaker 2: i'm talking about that really one double three six' nine
Speaker 2: three a Gamee From our australia overnight newsroom wanders In
Speaker 2: From The, australia overnight booth sits down in front. Of my,
Speaker 2: screen her screen turns the light, on, and says, hello good.
Speaker 2: Morning good morning do you think we can retire well?
Speaker 4: Right now today according to the.
Speaker 32: Just walk out of the studio, and, that's it.
Speaker 2: Bullipin that's IT according to i don't know enough money
Speaker 2: paper today says they cost comfortable retirement climbing. Slower than
Speaker 2: inflation new analysis shows new Modeling From The association's Superannuation
Speaker 2: Funds of australia home and a couple retiring today needs
Speaker 2: how much would you imagine when you're, thinking about it
Speaker 2: how much would you need, to you know, not overdo
Speaker 2: it but just live a pretty good life. For two
Speaker 2: people there's a lot.
Speaker 32: Of variables there there is my poor old generation will
Speaker 32: just work till. WE drop dead i think years we'll
Speaker 32: retire at.
Speaker 2: Eighty Seventy. Three what.
Speaker 7: No eighty.
Speaker 2: Today is seventy three eight hundred and seventy five dollars
Speaker 2: a year seventy three let's call it seventy four, thousand
Speaker 2: a year while a single homeowner the figure is. About
Speaker 2: fifty two so for two. People seventy three gee's. That's
Speaker 2: so much many retirees are feeling the impact of rising
Speaker 2: prices for essentials as they worry about global conflicts and
Speaker 2: potential to hit. Their investment streams.
Speaker 32: So how do they? WORK this, out i mean are
Speaker 32: we looking at? Council rates power are we expecting.
Speaker 2: All of that to go through all the roof all?
Speaker 2: Of the above how are you going to? Survive with
Speaker 2: that being able to buy, toothpaste for.
Speaker 32: Example, That's astronomical look i'm sure you could survive on
Speaker 32: this that's on every government and eat your own vegies
Speaker 32: and all that sort, of stuff panels?
Speaker 2: Don't you love just homemade Fruit and vegies and it's
Speaker 2: so much. Better for, You oh gorgeous and you know where.
Speaker 32: It comes from.
Speaker 2: Had some made some pumpkin soup, OVER the weekend i
Speaker 2: should have brought you into ohupin.
Speaker 32: Should, be amazing yes pumpkin soupereny with.
Speaker 2: A little chili.
Speaker 32: Pumpkins grow at my place like. Weeds bring you i've
Speaker 32: got a MASSIVE one that i haven't it's still. On
Speaker 32: the vines i'm waiting for it. To drop off but,
Speaker 32: when it drops it'll be quite a DROP because, it's
Speaker 32: i reckon.
Speaker 2: It's about five let's get. The little song oh. What
Speaker 2: a beauty i've never seen one as big. As that
Speaker 2: before you've got. TO find that i. Remember that song?
Speaker 2: What a beauty?
Speaker 32: Who sang?
Speaker 9: It?
Speaker 32: Not sure okay oh.
Speaker 2: What a beauty it must be ten for foot. Or
Speaker 2: even more it's such. A lovely color it's nice and.
Speaker 2: Round and fat i've never seen a pumpkin or a
Speaker 2: marrow to grow as. Big as, that COME, ON g.
Speaker 2: J i could i could go down the bloody record
Speaker 2: library myself find it running down. A little bit credit
Speaker 2: may not be. In The LibraryMore ellen peercehall. Probably flogged
Speaker 2: it got this one for.
Speaker 7: The last speed that's what was?
Speaker 2: That prob thing what's happening in the world that we
Speaker 2: can highlight.
Speaker 12: For the k?
Speaker 32: Under the hammer probably within the, Next few hours i'd say.
Speaker 32: Next six hours there's going to be An auction In.
Speaker 32: England in staffordshire, now get this the Papers Written by
Speaker 32: world War Two. Codebreaker alan tyering you heard it.
Speaker 8: In the news.
Speaker 2: Great piece, of, history, this yeah yeah it's it's.
Speaker 32: Quite a collection there's. Nineteen thirty stuff it includes a
Speaker 32: copy of, His PhD dissertation all sorts of.
Speaker 2: Stuff now characteristic this was a lovely body of words
Speaker 2: based on security And Information During.
Speaker 32: World, war two well he was the father. Of modern
Speaker 32: computing He Broke the german enigma code and there was a.
Speaker 32: Movie about that they also made A Movie about Alan
Speaker 32: Churing Called. The imitation game looks like?
Speaker 12: What's his?
Speaker 32: Face is Terrible The, actor benedict kumbabaut he was in.
Speaker 7: The main.
Speaker 2: Role he's fantastic he was really good.
Speaker 32: In, that too yeah plays, slightly kooky? Scientists, doesn't he.
Speaker 24: Oh you just.
Speaker 2: Stereotype of him he calls or as, he calls it a. Role,
Speaker 2: in acting well.
Speaker 32: He always does similar. SORT of characters i find you.
Speaker 2: Just, Stereotyped him well i've.
Speaker 32: Just TYPECAST him have i you have?
Speaker 2: A little BIT i thought i was.
Speaker 32: Just stating obvious, it's just well he.
Speaker 2: Calls it work he, calls fair. Enough fair enough, that's,
Speaker 2: like saying, well you know you've cast yourself, As. An
Speaker 2: announcer tony that's pretty much.
Speaker 32: What, we do, okay all right, Now, Get this okay
Speaker 32: so all these bunches of paper they were found in
Speaker 32: an attic and they were about.
Speaker 2: To be shredded all they were about to go a
Speaker 2: great Part of.
Speaker 32: The, british history yes so it's going under. THE hammer today.
Speaker 32: A bit unclear i reckon a. Museum or something you'll,
Speaker 32: pick it, up but oh. Here we go it's been
Speaker 32: valued at forty to sixty thousand pounds.
Speaker 2: What would be and it's going. In the shredder it
Speaker 2: would be a lovely. Piece of, history but yeah.
Speaker 32: Isn't it interesting what people get.
Speaker 12: Rid of.
Speaker 8: Don't.
Speaker 2: Or don't realize and that's why we do that Little
Speaker 2: Thing with rick milne when we get him on our
Speaker 2: year and next week a little bit at one o'clock
Speaker 2: in our one O'clock hour, For melbourne Listeners Melbourne and
Speaker 2: south australian listeners into the, one o'clock Hour We'll have
Speaker 2: rick milne talking more and more about those things that
Speaker 2: are so precious and collectible antiques And. Collectibles, with rick
Speaker 2: yes and we Get lots of we have lots of calls.
Speaker 2: On it today some reason it went. Off this morning
Speaker 2: some mornings can be a bit quiet in that first,
Speaker 2: half our? Jake aren't they but it was. GOOD this
Speaker 2: morning i.
Speaker 32: Heard the call about, the brickette, character Is, it mister burner.
Speaker 32: The brigette character it's a call about that someone had
Speaker 32: some memorabilia from advertising.
Speaker 2: Where somebody rang, in. About Brigettes, BRIGETTE.
Speaker 32: Mister burner i, think It was, and, I'M like okay i.
Speaker 32: Don't remember.
Speaker 2: That sydney again.
Speaker 32: I've got to listen to a.
Speaker 8: Lot, OF things.
Speaker 32: Honestly i have about. Six things going and what else?
Speaker 2: Do, you have ah what?
Speaker 32: Else is happening lots and lots and. Lots of tennis
Speaker 32: there's something going on and You. RUN in israel i
Speaker 32: don't know.
Speaker 10: What it is.
Speaker 2: So the headline on seeing Is Is, the Prime Minister
Speaker 2: the prime minister the, present beach saying now we have
Speaker 2: complete total control of the. Skies, Over run.
Speaker 32: Look trump says all sorts of.
Speaker 31: Things he does.
Speaker 32: It's interesting looking at all the different, Papers because okay
Speaker 32: trump couldn't, meet with elbow but the way it's described
Speaker 32: as a snub or he, nicked off early or he
Speaker 32: all a different bits of, language around. This you know but,
Speaker 32: the world crisis he comes.
Speaker 2: Off as a bit you've got, To do it you've got.
Speaker 2: To do yeah but he comes off as a bit
Speaker 2: just inhospitable really because he made some he was shaking
Speaker 2: hands with the Top, man in canada and then as
Speaker 2: soon as he lands back he then posts something really
Speaker 2: Unpleasant about the. Canadian, prime minister yeah, and, you think well?
Speaker 2: What was it what's the point?
Speaker 32: Of that wondering HE'S at. The g seven he must.
Speaker 32: Feel incredibly awkward he probably does not want. To be
Speaker 32: there oh. THERE'S a war i better get.
Speaker 2: Out, of here yeah, a little, BIT probably, this.
Speaker 32: I mean after saying all that stuff and doing all
Speaker 32: those horrible things to, so called.
Speaker 2: Friends, you know yeah it'll be an interesting time when
Speaker 2: historians are doing if they have not already started as,
Speaker 2: to what this what this term compared to, his first
Speaker 2: term what this term, will look like and what, the
Speaker 2: next term whoever goes into The Chair, after president trump
Speaker 2: what that. Would look like and it's a fascinating time
Speaker 2: to be alive and, to watch them to, live through
Speaker 2: this regardless of, where you're standing it's just just. AMAZING
Speaker 2: to watch i don't know that anybody listening right now
Speaker 2: has had ever had as much interested in What, Happens
Speaker 2: in america Probably not, since nixon Really Or Certainly kennedy
Speaker 2: kennedy nixon.
Speaker 32: In the seventies seventies were a big decade.
Speaker 2: For the news they were you, think of it all.
Speaker 32: The, stuff that happened bridges falling down all, Over the place, and.
Speaker 2: That's right bridges the seventies was about bridges.
Speaker 32: Falling, Bridges what, no i'm serious like it.
Speaker 2: Was there was a lot of. Bridges Falling Down.
Speaker 32: It escate bridge it was delayed?
Speaker 2: What eighteen years please don't remind.
Speaker 32: Me of That that was IT happened before.
Speaker 2: I was, born but well it's one of the reasons
Speaker 2: NOW every time i still go Over That, WEST gate
Speaker 2: bridge i START to get i start. To physically shake
Speaker 2: i'm not, TOO sure why i just do because as
Speaker 2: a kid we watched IT on the tv and the
Speaker 2: newspapers were, full of it as, You can imagine and
Speaker 2: NOW every time, I go, over, i go oh it
Speaker 2: hasn't it actually.
Speaker 32: PHYSICALLY impacts me i always look look now they, HAVE big,
Speaker 32: fences i guess or, well guard rails very high guard rails.
Speaker 32: Around THAT bridge but, i always wondered why weren't they
Speaker 32: built there in the original design Back in what well
Speaker 32: it was.
Speaker 2: Still, when that happened they were still building it when.
Speaker 32: The, bridge, collapsed yeah yeah but look when, it was
Speaker 32: finished why didn't they put those.
Speaker 2: Very high fence history will. History will tell we. Got
Speaker 2: to go we've got. Lots of callers we'll get to in.
Speaker 2: Just a, Moment Thank you gabe Hudson From our. Australia
Speaker 2: overnight newsroom or is it a bit of fun Catching
Speaker 2: up with gabe your calls, The other side come, And
Speaker 2: Join Me Julian mark aaron it is. A straighta, Revenight
Speaker 2: Good morning julian navedav will come to you in. Just
Speaker 2: a moment lots of texts given that We. Just mentioned
Speaker 2: trump interesting the comments as soon As You, Mentioned president,
Speaker 2: trump odea says text ending in THREE to zero o
Speaker 2: d it Now to? Anti trump morons, another one says
Speaker 2: are you trying To Figure? Out donald Trump Toning? Mac,
Speaker 2: Louis Cannon yes is caraally still on Board?
Speaker 9: With the.
Speaker 2: Trumpster don't know, would, probably, think well look it's just.
Speaker 2: An interesting time it's not that it's just that it's.
Speaker 2: An interesting time it's a peculiar new. Game in politics
Speaker 2: is it going? TO stand up. I don't know i
Speaker 2: get really concerned about the fact that what that does.
Speaker 2: For the world it's not Just About. The united states
Speaker 2: the reality is we are no longer, that Divide Anymore
Speaker 2: the United states Or europe or asia or. You know,
Speaker 2: where you Know it's a the, world is different and
Speaker 2: so it's got to. Be more, combined by definition we
Speaker 2: are we are One. Right across australia, in that sense
Speaker 2: the division no longer seems relevant if there, was that
Speaker 2: division and so it's got to be. Played very cleverly
Speaker 2: Where's Somebody like president trump and there are other leaders
Speaker 2: around the world who, still insist, on you. Know creating
Speaker 2: division it's not going. To help Us. Tony and. Yest
Speaker 2: don't worry jay turns into a pumpkin at four o'clock
Speaker 2: so we can sing the. Song to you Good On,
Speaker 2: your maxi, julian good.
Speaker 25: Morning good morning i've got Back to the jays where.
Speaker 25: We were kids there was a Bridge Called The, king
Speaker 25: street bridge and there Will Record the king street, bridges falling.
Speaker 2: Down Falling down street bridge, is falling down my lady.
Speaker 25: A long time do you?
Speaker 11: Remember that song?
Speaker 16: Do very?
Speaker 24: MUCH who it i?
Speaker 2: Think it was there was a, lot, of people well
Speaker 2: the original Version Presumably. Was london.
Speaker 25: BRIDGE that's right i thought It Was a. King street
Speaker 25: bridge on the Most Notorious Bridge karendon street bridge seems
Speaker 25: to be. Hit, every week yeah.
Speaker 2: It does too you're. Right about that that's the one
Speaker 2: we used to, sing at school or the girls would
Speaker 2: do it when. THEY were Skipping I think london bridge,
Speaker 2: is falling, down falling. Down Falling down london bridge, is
Speaker 2: falling down, MY fair lady i think? Was THIS song
Speaker 2: if i, get it right.
Speaker 25: You're right too because of an interesting book on The history,
Speaker 25: of melbourne markets did you Realize the original melbourne fish
Speaker 25: market was down to the end of the distreet near
Speaker 25: the side.
Speaker 2: Of, the river no which, part down there right down
Speaker 2: the end near the.
Speaker 25: Old Railway Yards it's, Fencer, street station okay.
Speaker 2: Right in there and there was the. Markets in behind.
Speaker 8: There was it that's right the end.
Speaker 25: Of the, industry my father who's, not alive anymore had
Speaker 25: Memories Of the eastern market which was on The Corner
Speaker 25: of Exhibition Street and burke street Next To, the haymarket
Speaker 25: theater which burnt down and was a Story That the
Speaker 25: eastern market was there from The settlement of melbourne in
Speaker 25: What Was called stephens street Which Now. Is exhibition street
Speaker 25: and it was pulled down for nineteen sixty two Opening
Speaker 25: On The. Southern, CROSS hotel.
Speaker 2: Yes i happened to be watching one. Of those clips
Speaker 2: must have been over the weekend and they looked at
Speaker 2: a thing that goes into the archives and they came,
Speaker 2: up on YouTube and not. Too sure why we watched
Speaker 2: it for about. Twenty five minutes Was incredible around melbourne
Speaker 2: and you see the Clips Of That southern cross hotel
Speaker 2: and the Presence Of That southern cross Hotel in. That
Speaker 2: melbourne landscape we're talking. Now sixty seventies it was, really so?
Speaker 2: Important Wasn't it but george.
Speaker 25: Prewe wasn't it.
Speaker 2: I'm not too Sure whether Mister Frew. Did southern cross
Speaker 2: you may. Well be right he certainly had a big
Speaker 2: hotel down on some, killed the. Road, didn't he, Yeah, that's.
Speaker 25: Right george True but The commodore was It.
Speaker 2: Was THE commodore hotel i Reckon on. Some kilder road.
Speaker 25: Who would You rate as, Australia's Great, Fisherman Rex hunt
Speaker 25: Jack Davy or Bob Dyer?
Speaker 2: Or, lee marvin yes you've nailed him all, all different
Speaker 2: eras but you have to Say. Probably mister marvin well
Speaker 2: if you take him out being but you Have To,
Speaker 2: Say Jack davey bob dyer and then later in the
Speaker 2: years with an incredible Media exposure was rex of COURSE
Speaker 2: with the tv program and his.
Speaker 25: Love, of fishing okay on You Said to jack davy
Speaker 25: or which one do you think was? A better one
Speaker 25: and do you REMEMBER watching the pp? FISHING film, comesom,
Speaker 25: i remember yeah.
Speaker 2: Pick a box it was wonderful and he. Would always
Speaker 2: be there be a shot of him up There In
Speaker 2: far north Queensland with those Marlon, Catching Them, marlin.
Speaker 25: Marlon lee, marv When yes that sarah? Paints your wagon
Speaker 25: he sang in? That didn't.
Speaker 2: He he did.
Speaker 25: My dad used. TO like muscles i believe that there's
Speaker 25: some warning of a health risk of picking muscles out
Speaker 25: Of The. Adam and bay but there's some echo or,
Speaker 25: something like that not. To eat muscles you ever? EAT
Speaker 25: the muscle?
Speaker 10: I hate them oh you?
Speaker 2: DON'T like them.
Speaker 25: I hate them i. Couldn't, stand muscles.
Speaker 2: Yeah they're not bad with a, tidy little wristling nothing,
Speaker 2: wrong with that Dueli in and dad used.
Speaker 21: To.
Speaker 16: Like herry.
Speaker 2: Well the father used to bring home.
Speaker 25: Heel liptic heels and heel. He bring heels you.
Speaker 2: Go fish and bringme eels.
Speaker 25: And cook Them, he was european and. He loved scallops oh.
Speaker 2: Love A scollop those tasmanian. Scallops are, BEAUTIFUL.
Speaker 25: Oh well i worked at, a city club and they
Speaker 25: used to serve, all those things all those. Great fish,
Speaker 25: dishes you know.
Speaker 2: Which are you let to? Say which? Club, Of course
Speaker 2: yep well they were doing beautiful things. In those days?
Speaker 2: What about that what's that one went to early in
Speaker 2: the year the old it was just called The Say.
Speaker 2: The italian club you could be right there. Forever and
Speaker 2: ever you could.
Speaker 25: Be right now somebody rang up in a few months
Speaker 25: ago and gave you. The wrong information there was a restaurant.
Speaker 25: Had fish tanks now bigger.
Speaker 2: PARTON the way i was Thinking Of, the waiters Club Not,
Speaker 2: the Italian Club. THE waiters club.
Speaker 25: I think you could be right. On that now somebody
Speaker 25: rang up last year and gave you. In correct information
Speaker 25: there was a Restaurant Under The. Manchester unity building it
Speaker 25: was Either Called the South Seas. Or south pacific he
Speaker 25: went downstairs and they had all these great fishes in
Speaker 25: the big. Tanks, around, THEM remember.
Speaker 2: No i don't where were They Under.
Speaker 25: The manchester Unity, Building except Brooke swanson and collins right
Speaker 25: underneath at the bottom of the four. Of a building
Speaker 25: is at?
Speaker 2: The right, RESTAURANT oh, no i don't but others Will and.
Speaker 25: Had, another great, fisherman of course WAS ON three d
Speaker 25: b and he was the first man to win The In.
Speaker 25: The Frank sinarta.
Speaker 2: Jeff brooks was. Another fishing person he had, a restaurant too?
Speaker 12: Did?
Speaker 25: He Not Yes the state cave is cave Down From
Speaker 25: the racivic club And Intok for district station and. Iron
Speaker 25: black gates you went downstairs and he, used to sing.
Speaker 2: Mister, brook did yes you'd have a member of.
Speaker 25: Him when the Early Judges on, Kevin, DINNIS newpapers.
Speaker 2: YEAH i do i, don't remember seeing but certainly he
Speaker 2: was a. Judge on those That was the? Saturday morning?
Speaker 2: Edition was With Was it frank wilson that HOSTED?
Speaker 10: That?
Speaker 25: Three?
Speaker 2: Dv yeah correct?
Speaker 9: Was?
Speaker 7: It was?
Speaker 19: It?
Speaker 2: Was it now you got me Thinking It was frank
Speaker 2: wilson that, Hosted that program wasn't It It?
Speaker 25: Was frank wilson have You?
Speaker 8: Ever, MANY no no i was.
Speaker 2: Only little watching it. ON the telephone, I love.
Speaker 25: LOVELY lovely man i saw him in one of the
Speaker 25: last things he did. Before he died he appeared in
Speaker 25: play called shut your eyes and think Of. The comedy
Speaker 25: theater it was a bit Of Controversy because mary hardy
Speaker 25: was cast of the show and she never.
Speaker 2: Appeared in It Just watching Frank wilson There australian actor
Speaker 2: wikipedia born in nineteen twenty four and passed Away in, five, australian, film, stage, television, actor, musical, comedy,
Speaker 2: singer director television game. Show And Variety The wonderful frank wilson.
Speaker 25: And he Also Appeared with lauren bacall which he was
Speaker 25: Out here in Melbourne At the princess theater and he
Speaker 25: had a heart Attack during the melbourne season and never
Speaker 25: went back into. The show again, Didn't Know that.
Speaker 2: And i've forgotten He Was in the club which was
Speaker 2: a Great Play, by david, williamson of.
Speaker 25: Course wasn't It and that bowling film what was It
Speaker 25: Called With.
Speaker 2: NICK malloy crackerjack i think he, was in?
Speaker 31: That?
Speaker 2: Wasn't it yes He was he well done You, And In,
Speaker 2: Shanghai Sea, Change. Country practice bellbird look at all those
Speaker 2: shows that he did.
Speaker 25: Over the years he was in The music of australian
Speaker 25: musical Long. BEFORE the boys i was sent, a mental
Speaker 25: bloke he was called he sang a song Called Beavera
Speaker 25: Be my saturday girl from a music of The Fifties. Called, Lola,
Speaker 25: montes oh. Lola legendary dancer does that? Ring about.
Speaker 2: It it Does The incredible lola montees in, Nineteen fifty
Speaker 2: eight australian Musical Written by Allen Burke, and peter benjamin
Speaker 2: focus on the Days of the lola Voluntaires Visiting. The
Speaker 2: ballarat goldfields have you seen it a? LONG time ago i.
Speaker 2: WAS only. Two, I Did yes gordon board who used
Speaker 2: to do some of those wonderful audience WARM UPS for
Speaker 2: imt i think back In the day we'll love you.
Speaker 2: And leave you it's always good to. Talk to you thank,
Speaker 2: You very much thank you come back and to do
Speaker 2: this more of your calls The other side wonderble three.
Speaker 2: Six ninety three it's always good to Catch up with
Speaker 2: jewel and he races through those Lovely pieces of australian theater.
Speaker 2: And musical history oh what a godeous. Morning it is AARON, N,
Speaker 2: w a, Hello.
Speaker 34: Good morning tony.
Speaker 2: How are you i'm sensational and thank You. For, ASKING
Speaker 2: aaron YES.
Speaker 34: I love HB i. Love, Hp sauce tony.
Speaker 2: YOU'RE you're an hb.
Speaker 1: Source, Fan, of.
Speaker 2: Sorry aaron YOU'RE an A. B pen NO. I love
Speaker 2: hp OH you love, H of course. Hp sauce beautiful
Speaker 2: oh you have a LITTLE bit of hp sauce on
Speaker 2: a hamburger. Or, a steak lovely even. A sausage beautiful
Speaker 2: doesn't get.
Speaker 34: Much better than REGARDING this, New, covid stream tony what's your?
Speaker 34: VIEW on, it i mean you know, it's going. Around of,
Speaker 34: Course you know i've been fully vaccinated against, this killer. Virus,
Speaker 34: the pandemic.
Speaker 2: Yeah and did you get the did you get the?
Speaker 2: Virus at ALL.
Speaker 11: Not, THAT i, know I know but i was.
Speaker 2: So YOU never got? Covid AT all, BUT i, know,
Speaker 2: i mean well you know?
Speaker 34: Negative. Oddly enough hm.
Speaker 2: What else is happening, In? The world? Aaron with you.
Speaker 34: What do you think to the ongoing sour oil in
Speaker 34: the Middle In? The middle east In regards, To, BIBLE prophecy,
Speaker 34: tony I mean.
Speaker 2: Am i? A religious Person i thank god every day for. Just, Being,
Speaker 2: alive aaron.
Speaker 34: Well what do You think About? Bible prophecy TONY what
Speaker 34: do I think about bible prophecy In the Becoming?
Speaker 2: KINGDOM of god i give it absolutely no Consideration. At
Speaker 2: ALL erin, but i, mean you know a lot.
Speaker 12: Of, people some, believe some.
Speaker 34: DON'T you, know i, mean you know.
Speaker 8: In the, BATTLE.
Speaker 34: You, know i, mean you Know In the, middle east,
Speaker 34: itself you know becoming becoming Peace In. The middle, east
Speaker 34: you know a Lot of these bible writers write these
Speaker 34: books and paperback books and the Ladies of the bible
Speaker 34: of what's going, to take, PLACE you, know i mean
Speaker 34: what's your, View?
Speaker 19: ON it, tony i Mean.
Speaker 2: You believe aaron people will write, what they. WRITE won't,
Speaker 2: they i mean they can write anything and have. These
Speaker 2: things published does it? Make it real it's just. It's
Speaker 2: just written, but you.
Speaker 34: Know there's one, guy that says, YOU know what i
Speaker 34: believe that what we're seeing in the world today is
Speaker 34: the Fulfillment of. These biblical prophecies.
Speaker 2: You believe that? To, BE true well.
Speaker 34: I don't Know, in the bible and it describes perfectly
Speaker 34: the nations involved in Relation to the battle of armageddonal
Speaker 34: and the and the Second Coming. Of jesus christ and.
Speaker 2: So there are people who take a lot of those
Speaker 2: predictions that were published by writers whoever you want, to
Speaker 2: call them and hold them. To be true and yet
Speaker 2: many millions of people around the world don't who's right?
Speaker 2: And who's, wrong you know.
Speaker 34: They they think to debate, The, literal issue tony and,
Speaker 34: they say, that you know the Fint that the Bible
Speaker 34: battle between god and says and the forces of good
Speaker 34: and battle will take places of. THE nuclear, holocaust i
Speaker 34: mean what's your view on and, believe it's.
Speaker 2: Gee this is This is why. God invented wine so
Speaker 2: we don't have to worry too much about that. Sort of.
Speaker 34: Stuff bible prophecy. There's the harmony you have, A, Great morning.
Speaker 2: Tony thank you do We believe in do we? Believe in,
Speaker 2: Prophecy i'm sorry mum should be turning, over now saying
Speaker 2: oh what? Did you do put You through a catholic
Speaker 2: school and college and education and now ye? Of, LITTLE
Speaker 2: faith well i, have ENORMOUS faith but i have, faith
Speaker 2: in survival in surviving THE best way i possibly, can
Speaker 2: for myself family and the loved ones. And other people markey. Still,
Speaker 2: all morning.
Speaker 43: Yeah you're going to, have next?
Speaker 8: Week?
Speaker 2: Aren't you well what's? On next week.
Speaker 16: How are you going?
Speaker 9: For?
Speaker 16: A course right that tell?
Speaker 9: You a?
Speaker 27: What you're.
Speaker 39: Lucky you're lucky you gotta put thehavior on you get
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Speaker 2: DAYS what's on i can't understand. What YOU'RE saying so
Speaker 2: i have?
Speaker 22: A what?
Speaker 34: Cylinder carbon fiber and what?
Speaker 2: Does?
Speaker 3: That?
Speaker 2: Do yes right and, so you're right how? Heavy WILL that.
Speaker 39: When i, did my course we head STEAL eat and
Speaker 39: i would another two ko heavier and you felt them
Speaker 39: after an hour.
Speaker 2: And, a half well so we're going to march around
Speaker 2: in a fair bit of intense heat and fire as part. Of,
Speaker 2: This training, right you're right you were right on.
Speaker 9: All of that.
Speaker 2: And then they said do you have any you have
Speaker 2: any problems with hip? Or Leg pain, and i'm THINKING
Speaker 2: what do i have any problems with hip?
Speaker 29: Or?
Speaker 2: Leg pain well you.
Speaker 39: Could probably be there on the on the on, All, falls.
Speaker 2: Right, well there's that and THERE'S also wh i WROTE
Speaker 2: down and i have a. Really nasty demeanor.
Speaker 19: Ah well there.
Speaker 39: That'll be taken out of your quick smart earlier just by.
Speaker 2: Way of surviving HOW hot can i expect?
Speaker 12: It to be.
Speaker 39: All depends how how they crank.
Speaker 11: The, temperature up.
Speaker 2: Well apparently it's top. Of the wazir.
Speaker 43: Well you are you do on training it.
Speaker 2: Long And on now i'm really looking forward to. GETTING
Speaker 2: the helmet i. Don't know why it just the helmet,
Speaker 2: appeals to me and.
Speaker 39: Make sure your next muscles.
Speaker 43: In good condition well they.
Speaker 2: Said that too.
Speaker 39: That's took, ON your.
Speaker 2: Head i know and so they've they've waited everything as
Speaker 2: to how, much extra Weight given that i'm sort of
Speaker 2: sitting on about one o three by the time you
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Speaker 2: sudden i'm going to be moving around with, my little
Speaker 2: frame not, so little frame probably one hundred and thirty
Speaker 2: hundred and. Thirty five kilo.
Speaker 16: That'd, be about right crawling, on.
Speaker 2: The ground going up a ladder and fighting.
Speaker 39: A fire, around thank god if, we did voluntarily we.
Speaker 39: Didn't get paid. That's, The difference well i'm. Not being
Speaker 39: paid but they only. Five foot four it's a lot
Speaker 39: shorter through. The ground.
Speaker 2: Faces that's funny you don't have.
Speaker 9: To.
Speaker 2: Thank, you uh now do you have to tie?
Speaker 44: Your?
Speaker 2: Own boots.
Speaker 17: Uh most of.
Speaker 39: Them are zipps now will pour on, just, Pork.
Speaker 2: Straight right okay how heavy? Is the jacket.
Speaker 38: It's?
Speaker 39: Not, too Bad actually did i'll? Tell you what when,
Speaker 39: you do it JUST wear a t shirt and, like
Speaker 39: cotton pants. Like cotton shorts what about what?
Speaker 2: About cotton underwear i'm thinking about wearing the. Old cotton buds.
Speaker 39: Oh that's.
Speaker 2: Up, to you well clearly it's. Up TO me but
Speaker 2: i thought you might. Have, A recommendation no.
Speaker 39: I just warmed shorts. All the time that was it.
Speaker 29: So?
Speaker 2: A bit breezy did?
Speaker 39: YOU say no i just wear, Your shirts right but
Speaker 39: you know you'll be sweating.
Speaker 2: In that gear, i'll tell you, like to myself what
Speaker 2: about what about MY b v ds.
Speaker 39: Wayte where you?
Speaker 36: Want?
Speaker 39: Your birthday sir?
Speaker 2: NEXT to myself i LIKE B V, d best? Mark
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Speaker 2: that AD jack and i look At you who, i'm
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Speaker 2: NEXT to myself I Like. Bv d best it was.
Speaker 2: AN underwear promotion, BBDs was. Yeah way before i'll, Get
Speaker 2: off Now, pete in adelaide. You'll be next when you
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Speaker 2: the local words.
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Speaker 9: Is?
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Speaker 10: AROUND the fast i never.
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Speaker 33: LOT of you.
Speaker 10: I never seen one of as big.
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Speaker 2: jimee you won't want to. Miss the end.
Speaker 34: He was.
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Speaker 12: little lady cried oh?
Speaker 32: What of you.
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Speaker 7: Oh? Lot of you.
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Speaker 6: Telebly colored so nice room whenever, The daughter.
Speaker 5: MARROW oh want.
Speaker 10: I never see one of.
Speaker 2: The biggest before when you're, a little kid we thought
Speaker 2: that was one of the funniest songs, we never, heard
Speaker 2: you know because it was a bit it was all.
Speaker 2: Little bit rude really when it like it's a nice and.
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Speaker 2: because that'd be and.
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Speaker 10: use me it must be to, be even more it's
Speaker 10: not tell the color so nice around whenever THE daughter could.
Speaker 5: I never see one of.
Speaker 7: The big.
Speaker 11: LOT of you.
Speaker 43: I.
Speaker 10: Never seen before repeat.
Speaker 7: More LEVEL the comer.
Speaker 9: I.
Speaker 5: NEVER thought about.
Speaker 2: I think this is, a ratings winner.
Speaker 9: ONE of you.
Speaker 10: I never see.
Speaker 2: This is a Sort of Stuff kyle And jack counter.
Speaker 2: MAYBE they should.
Speaker 10: I never see.
Speaker 2: There you go you're telling a young, One TODAY people
Speaker 2: and i Just wouldn't Say pete, In, Adelaide, morning.
Speaker 28: Yes.
Speaker 13: Pete go ahead you've got a better voice than leading Forward.
Speaker 15: To.
Speaker 2: A matthew well i don't think that's, All, the case
Speaker 2: pepe but very.
Speaker 8: Kind.
Speaker 13: OF you anyway i wanted to talk about The rivalry
Speaker 13: Between southster and victoria. In harness racing, in nineteen eighty
Speaker 13: THE king, of sa Football The, late neil curley drove
Speaker 13: Our Champion horse akama chief to a World Record Victory.
Speaker 13: Globe derby park what you did and what year did?
Speaker 13: He do that NINETEEN eighty when i? Was twenty two
Speaker 13: that gives? My age away she did really and he
Speaker 13: set up the rivalry then Between Himself And ronald dale
Speaker 13: barassi and it became an Annual Event. AT globe Derby
Speaker 13: i think victoria won a couple of southt a bit
Speaker 13: like the forty now, you never know and. BOTH unfortunately
Speaker 13: deceased i believe.
Speaker 2: When, you say deceased you're talking about not.
Speaker 11: With, us anymore, yeah. Of, Course yep well neil died a.
Speaker 13: Few years ago and, talking about fishing he was. A
Speaker 13: great fisherman milk.
Speaker 2: Curly loved it and he also liked to. Eat the
Speaker 2: fish and he also like a.
Speaker 13: Beverage or two he loved.
Speaker 2: The BEVERAGER two and i can TELL you when i
Speaker 2: was there at the great radio station IS. Five double
Speaker 2: a we would produce the Program in. A friday Afternoon
Speaker 2: he and ken would do a runner round. About twelve
Speaker 2: thirty they come back for the start of the program
Speaker 2: to start round about Four on. A friday afternoon one
Speaker 2: of the great fish, and chip shops from one of
Speaker 2: the great fish and chip places on the parade would
Speaker 2: deliver more fish and ships and that would pour in
Speaker 2: and they had no idea what they. Were talking about
Speaker 2: they were absolutely faced well and truly by about. Five
Speaker 2: point thirty well what, Year was that tony got to
Speaker 2: think it was, about ninety, four ninety five ninety six across. Those, three, years.
Speaker 13: Well anyway. He was Allegend He coached south atlade to
Speaker 13: the last premiership deal in nineteen sixty four and then
Speaker 13: He coached glen elk to a premiership in Nineteen Seventy
Speaker 13: three west torrence.
Speaker 25: Who Are, Now the eagles and He Also.
Speaker 13: Coached central district and he was a fantastic guy and
Speaker 13: son of the wife. Of the party and in NINETEEN
Speaker 13: eighty when i, WAS twenty two i, was a Teetotaler
Speaker 13: unlike today, i'm fortunately anyway we all learn, Buy. Our
Speaker 13: mistake tony now do you want the preview Now for the?
Speaker 13: Sandpa or tomorrow why don't?
Speaker 2: You do what Are? We today wednesday would you like
Speaker 2: to do it today or would you like to? Do,
Speaker 2: It tomorrow well i've.
Speaker 13: Got it already if, You've got time i'll.
Speaker 2: Do, it quickly okay do it quick for people to
Speaker 2: FOLLOW THE. Great. Sa nfl yep well we got one
Speaker 2: OUT of two i believe last week and this week
Speaker 2: we've got three Games to.
Speaker 13: End round ten first game up the road From Me
Speaker 13: At Richmond, oval hyson Stadium The little west adelaide take
Speaker 13: on A Very disappointing north adelaide who Were smashed By Glenelg.
Speaker 13: AT brighton road i didn't, want To win but west's.
Speaker 13: Will be competitive but match, of the year the game
Speaker 13: of the SEASON in Both afl and Sandful Is That
Speaker 13: brighton road Strata. Ram The stadium glenold Tigers Versus.
Speaker 25: The double blues glenov will.
Speaker 13: Start favored on. Their home ground they lost it only
Speaker 13: by eight points about a month and. A half ago
Speaker 13: i'm going to go With a heart tony And Tip,
Speaker 13: the double blues but it'll be. A tremendous game both
Speaker 13: Teams superbly Led gleneld, by Liam, mcpheen former victorian and
Speaker 13: st By The courageous tommy lewis number two, As Our
Speaker 13: captain james battersby fights. And knee injury and the last
Speaker 13: game which will interrod You At The Norwood, parade Cooper
Speaker 13: Stadium the mighty redlegs who should Have Beaten. Sirt a king,
Speaker 13: they should. Have They didn't right norwood Versus. The Hapless
Speaker 13: Panthers south adelaide nord are. Two and seven they have
Speaker 13: to win to have any hope. Of Playing final south
Speaker 13: adelaide will be competitive but trained by former st Champion Coach.
Speaker 13: Sorry jade sheedy nord will win by five. Or six
Speaker 13: gold unfortunately Rains, predicted on sunday the First, games on
Speaker 13: saturday that last Two Gals to Nords. South on sunday,
Speaker 13: good on, you.
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Speaker 2: hids to remove all artificial dyes from Its, products in
Speaker 2: america one OF the first us packaged food companies to begin.
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Speaker 2: On the plate. I'm turning. Mcmaus good Morning It is australia,
Speaker 2: overnight where Everywhere. Right around australia we're back on the
Speaker 2: other side of this Mentioned earlier with ardie that he
Speaker 2: sent in. For my, birthday very. Kind Very generous so
Speaker 2: elvis the movie is and if you, Look at it
Speaker 2: elvis had churned out a, fair bit really thirty, one
Speaker 2: thirteen years, thirty one films releasing at least two a
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Speaker 2: good morning TO you. Six pr listeners.
Speaker 4: Now this Is australia Overn eyed, With Tony McManus jimmy.
Speaker 2: Zabo in just a moment, On This day sir. Paul
Speaker 2: McCartney's birthday he's, eighty Three Today The great. Sir paul McCartney? What's?
Speaker 2: He worth approximately according to later stat for, twenty twenty
Speaker 2: five he is worth just over one point zero two.
Speaker 2: Five billion pounds if you, don't mind. Power you're Right
Speaker 2: One song we're We're. Off to pete you wanted to? Say,
Speaker 2: good morning.
Speaker 11: Yeah there you go on just.
Speaker 1: A traffic update it just o'haran's road, onto the freeway
Speaker 1: the ring road in. EPPING the cars i think it's rolled,
Speaker 1: off the bank dropping on the side. Of the bank.
Speaker 1: IT'S crushed up i was coming jop us away on
Speaker 1: from The freeway onto ohen's raid and they've blocked. THE
Speaker 1: whole ROAD i think i think it Was a police
Speaker 1: chaser's like four or five, under cop cars undercover cop
Speaker 1: cars and three cop cars and a. Couple of trucks
Speaker 1: it's going to be locked a, couple, Of.
Speaker 2: Hours mate pete that's a great call and thank you
Speaker 2: for sharing it. With their family. Jimmy's abbas here.
Speaker 29: It.
Speaker 2: Is very much It is. A wednesday morning look Who
Speaker 2: It is jimmy's jimmy is the exec producer In Charge
Speaker 2: Of jackie felgate's strive program HERE ON Three a W jimmy's,
Speaker 2: Bo good morning.
Speaker 38: Good, Morning To.
Speaker 45: You tony mac you are Like the hot mocker. OF
Speaker 45: radio hosts i call You. The, hot mocker yeah you
Speaker 45: warm me Up on, a wednesday morning even tho it's
Speaker 45: freezing outside.
Speaker 2: At, the moment yeah you do.
Speaker 45: Warm me up and you've got a bit of, sweetness
Speaker 45: about you and the caffeine that runs through it as
Speaker 45: well wakes.
Speaker 24: Us all up it's just. A PERFECT mix and i love.
Speaker 24: Speaking to you that's.
Speaker 2: Very very kind AND then then i suppose you've got
Speaker 2: to decide whether you in fact want another taste sooner,
Speaker 2: rather than later or you'll just move back to the
Speaker 2: great cup of tea with which you. Are more familiar do.
Speaker 24: A mocker every day?
Speaker 34: To?
Speaker 24: Be, honest? Yeah yeah mind so is that?
Speaker 12: Your?
Speaker 2: Preferred? Beverage MOKA oh.
Speaker 45: If i try and to stay away from milk, a
Speaker 45: little bit so normally. The double ESPRESSO but if i want,
Speaker 45: to TREAT myself, IF i could i will go.
Speaker 24: To the mocker?
Speaker 2: What's your order probably a regular flat, white extra, shot yes,
Speaker 2: strong yeah strong so. Not too milky And maybe if i'm.
Speaker 2: Feeling really bold, Half, a sugar oh very BOLD and,
Speaker 2: yeah i know and that will linger into the wee
Speaker 2: small hours. Of THE morning so i picked that up
Speaker 2: on the way down. Around about eleven i'm still sipping
Speaker 2: on it just ten past two.
Speaker 45: In, THE morning oh. I, love that no no, Sugar
Speaker 45: for me i'll. Go with OUs but other than, THE
Speaker 45: coffee order i wanted to ask, you something else because
Speaker 45: you are the.
Speaker 24: KING of etiquette i think you know your rules and
Speaker 24: you you're.
Speaker 45: A wise man so when you go, out to dinner
Speaker 45: right because this this, WAS brought up i think on
Speaker 45: the weekend there Was pictures Of Elbow and dan andrews
Speaker 45: going out FOR lunch And i think dan ended up.
Speaker 24: Paying the bill apparently it was just. IN the paper i.
Speaker 45: Saw, that story yeah you got us talking about who?
Speaker 45: Pays the bill how do you decide? Who pays it
Speaker 45: so should the host pay the bill or should you
Speaker 45: split it up evenly no matter? What you get or
Speaker 45: do you only pay?
Speaker 24: For your meal like how would? You do it what
Speaker 24: do you do when?
Speaker 2: You, go out well IT depends because i think that
Speaker 2: moves over a. Period OF time when i, was a
Speaker 2: younger had a young family. PAYING school fees i would
Speaker 2: always hope that it would be. A shared bill now
Speaker 2: because of some, a GOOD fortune if i take somebody
Speaker 2: out or invite somebody out for, lunch OR dinner, as
Speaker 2: I did say friday night for, the birthday celebration, there's
Speaker 2: a brother there, was some sister the sister in, law
Speaker 2: PARTNER robs. And i paid even though it.
Speaker 10: WAS my.
Speaker 2: Birthday i paid.
Speaker 4: It's just easier to do.
Speaker 24: That, your, BIRTHDAY yeah yeah. I get that. I get
Speaker 24: THAT that's when.
Speaker 45: I was overseas that's like the common thing, that your
Speaker 45: birthday you invite everyone out and you. Pay for everyone
Speaker 45: that's just how they do.
Speaker 15: It.
Speaker 46: Over there yeah ESPECIALLY and because i don't want to be,
Speaker 46: smart about this, BUT you know i can, do THAT
Speaker 46: now but i couldn't have done it fifteen or twenty
Speaker 46: years ago. In, the past yeah when, you you know as,
Speaker 46: you well know when people are paying school fees and
Speaker 46: you're paying off a mortgage and all those. Sort OF
Speaker 46: things well i no longer have some of those things
Speaker 46: to time a hand. Behind my BACK so if i
Speaker 46: want to be in a position to actually take, somebody
Speaker 46: to lunch it brings great joy to be able.
Speaker 10: To, do that yeah it.
Speaker 24: DOES feel good i know.
Speaker 45: What you mean my dad used to love, That as
Speaker 45: well like he'd take the family, out and, eat you
Speaker 45: know would bring a friend, or you know whoever partners
Speaker 45: came and that. Sort of thing, Dad, Would say no i'm.
Speaker 45: Paying for everyone, it's MY family, and i say great
Speaker 45: pride in that and that. Sort of thing BUT now
Speaker 45: WHEN i when, i go out the usual thing we
Speaker 45: do with my mates is just we order whatever we
Speaker 45: want and at the, end of it. We just split
Speaker 45: it doesn't matter if someone's had an extra few drinks
Speaker 45: or ordered a. More expensive meal it just evenly and
Speaker 45: you pay.
Speaker 24: It that way but some people very. Particular about it some,
Speaker 24: PEOPLE are no i didn't, PAY for it i.
Speaker 45: Didn't eat that i'm not going to. Pay, For that
Speaker 45: yes i'm. Not like that i'm, more, just, like oh
Speaker 45: whatever it's a few bucks. Here and there it doesn't.
Speaker 24: Really, bother me well what if YOU.
Speaker 2: Even said i IF you and i go out and
Speaker 2: we buy a really interesting bottle of cabinet, and, we
Speaker 2: go oh that's. Really Really nice but janine two seats
Speaker 2: down didn't have any or only had, half a glass
Speaker 2: you're going to argue about that or. You just, Go,
Speaker 2: you know Janine, you use jeanine you're going to do.
Speaker 2: Your own thing we're very happy to for you to
Speaker 2: share a glass if. You wanted to and if you
Speaker 2: don't want to pay or, contribute to that that's.
Speaker 8: Fine.
Speaker 45: As, Well yeah look i'm not the one to. MAKE
Speaker 45: a fuss i would never make a fuss about money or.
Speaker 45: ANYTHING like that I always just, i don't, hate you
Speaker 45: know fighting over money and.
Speaker 24: Things like that i'd.
Speaker 45: Let it SLIDE like if, i fight it have ANY
Speaker 45: wine but i had to, Pay for it, i'll, be
Speaker 45: like yeah, That's all right i'll.
Speaker 24: Pay for it but some.
Speaker 45: People are different so there's many arguments that come up
Speaker 45: at that dinner table, because of this.
Speaker 24: And a quick point of.
Speaker 45: View as well do you ever send the meal back
Speaker 45: or YOU just say.
Speaker 24: I get what i get and that's it doesn't matter
Speaker 24: if IT'S not.
Speaker 44: How i imagined i'm not Too sure that I've actually
Speaker 44: ever that's, A. Great question jimmy i'm not Too sure
Speaker 44: that i've ever. Sent one back i've probably said it
Speaker 44: towards the end, of the meal maybe by. Way, OF
Speaker 44: feedback look i got to tell YOU normally when, i
Speaker 44: come here the past of the dish, is just fantastic whatever.
Speaker 2: It might be tonight it. Was really disappointing and it's
Speaker 2: and it's, worse, Because they, oh i'm sorry we've got
Speaker 2: a different. Chef in today the. Chef was sick one
Speaker 2: of the younger kids, was DOING it, and i, go
Speaker 2: that's fine but just by way of feedback and just
Speaker 2: sort of gently let you know for. A future reference
Speaker 2: and usually nine and a half times, out of. Yeah
Speaker 2: that's right and usually nine times out of, Ten they'll. Say,
Speaker 2: Norah's tone look I've just removed i've shouted you that
Speaker 2: bottle of wine or. Whatever, it, was, yeah. Yeah yeah
Speaker 2: yeah so it sort of works out. In the end
Speaker 2: but these people too are going to. Make you quit
Speaker 2: they've got, staff to pay they're, running a business and
Speaker 2: so they should. Appreciate the feedback and for, THE most
Speaker 2: part i think they do if, it is forthcoming, and
Speaker 2: you know because. They wanted to it's in their interest
Speaker 2: to be able to. Stay in business makes sense to listen.
Speaker 24: To the feedback see you're, a wise man are you?
Speaker 24: Coming to you, was a.
Speaker 2: Good good idea it's not, Always, the case jimmy as.
Speaker 2: You well know one double three six. Six nine three
Speaker 2: we'll get some. Calls on. That Of course jackie felgates
Speaker 2: program just After three. This wednesday? Afternoon what's happening.
Speaker 45: You know, My Favorite. Man matthew richardson richard will be
Speaker 45: in and we'll talk. About something exciting it depends what
Speaker 45: he brings in because it's it always. It always works
Speaker 45: last week we talked about vasectomies of.
Speaker 24: Things and it. Just went off so we'll see what he.
Speaker 24: Brings in today, it'll be exciting.
Speaker 14: It.
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Speaker 2: The richmond football.
Speaker 45: Club last weekend it, wasn't very important but look they're
Speaker 45: scraping The. Barrel at richmond they're getting anyone. Now THESE
Speaker 45: days but i did get a gig there For the.
Speaker 45: PLAYER sponsor night i amced the event and that was
Speaker 45: thanks to, you as well because you said go out, And,
Speaker 45: do it jimmy go out and Go to toast masters
Speaker 45: and put. Yourself out there look AT you.
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Speaker 2: Richmond football club oh you're two kinds, you're. Two kids
Speaker 2: mate we'll be tuned in from three. O'clock this afternoon
Speaker 2: nice to. Talk to you one double three. Six Nine
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Speaker 2: the friends, family loved ones who? Pays the bill how
Speaker 2: does it work? In your world one double three six
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Speaker 2: know when you're out and you've been out with a, group,
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Speaker 47: Morning Good morning so jimmy thinks you're. LIKE a mocker
Speaker 47: i think you're like a banana ramah banana?
Speaker 2: Rama nice? Tart thank you are you a t or? A?
Speaker 2: COFFEE person bev, i HAVE both but.
Speaker 47: I prefer coffee now what.
Speaker 2: Sort of coffee do?
Speaker 3: You?
Speaker 28: Make.
Speaker 2: It at home do you go a? For your coffee
Speaker 2: do you grab? Your coffee here how do you? Have
Speaker 2: your coffee this is a very important issue, of the
Speaker 2: morning life.
Speaker 47: And death issues. It's A lot when i go to,
Speaker 47: A coffee shop i get ice last eight, AND at
Speaker 47: home i just Have coffee with stevia to. Make it,
Speaker 47: sweet oh so?
Speaker 2: So what's stevie that's a pretend? Sweetener is it.
Speaker 47: It's a, healthy, Herbal. Sweetener, right OKAY also while i
Speaker 47: was sitting out outside, OF coffee today i met. IT
Speaker 47: beautiful dog a man will buy with his, big black
Speaker 47: dog and he stopped by me and. Put his face
Speaker 47: it's a nice, thing to, DO and yeah. I patted
Speaker 47: him and then later in THE day when i was
Speaker 47: sitting next to the, in the lawn a girl passed by,
Speaker 47: with her big beautiful yellow dog who also came up
Speaker 47: to me and PUT his and i patted. Her, as.
Speaker 8: Well yeah.
Speaker 2: Gorgeous it's lovely but it's really lovely to, do that
Speaker 2: though when you. See the animals i'm not wild about
Speaker 2: dogs and, things IN cafes but i know people do.
Speaker 2: Well love. It thank you got to Move. On a,
Speaker 2: Tony good, Morning.
Speaker 12: Good morning, tony really, well Thank.
Speaker 27: You.
Speaker 38: That's tony yeah we normally. Split the bill we just
Speaker 38: eat what we want everybody and then at the end
Speaker 38: of the night there might be four couples and we'll
Speaker 38: just say, it's you know sixty five dollars a couple
Speaker 38: or one hundred. Dollars a couple but about two weeks
Speaker 38: ago we did. The same thing we, all GOT there
Speaker 38: so I ordered a i ordered two bottles of wine
Speaker 38: and three garlic breads for everyone. To have something and
Speaker 38: from the end, of the night they all just pay for,
Speaker 38: what THEY bought and i did not paying for all the,
Speaker 38: wines and stuff.
Speaker 2: So they only paid. For the food you get landed
Speaker 2: with those bottles of wine that you were picked.
Speaker 38: Up and the, garlic, bread yes great and.
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