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Speaker 1: Overnight, overnight. I'm got to tell you it's an interesting
Speaker 1: day Wednesday, twenty fifth of June, or not quite there
Speaker 1: yet of course for Adelaide and w A, but not
Speaker 1: that far away. The reason I mentioned that is one
Speaker 1: of the all time most love performers that you and
Speaker 1: I grew up knowing and watching in at least two
Speaker 1: great TV series having a birthday today. This particular person
Speaker 1: is turning one one hundred, one hundred today. Who is it.
Speaker 1: We'll let you know very shortly. Adie, morning, Good morning,
Speaker 1: Tony and Jay. To see the petrol prices yesterday, one
Speaker 1: side of town up to about two ten too fifteen
Speaker 1: in some places, the other side around more probably where
Speaker 1: you are you look at it, and still hovering around
Speaker 1: that sort of one fifty five one sixty three round
Speaker 1: that price board.
Speaker 7: But amazing exactly what I was going to talk to
Speaker 7: you about. Because of this Iran creachity going on with
Speaker 7: the war and everything, they suggesting on the news that
Speaker 7: they're going to go up in six weeks up to
Speaker 7: two thirty eight, even up to two fifty three A
Speaker 7: leader ooh.
Speaker 1: Well, I mean that's probably one of the things we're
Speaker 1: going to be cautious about as to whether or that
Speaker 1: does happen, and be aware that it's a possibility. How
Speaker 1: here we are the twenty fifth How can it possibly
Speaker 1: work out that just in twenty four hours and or
Speaker 1: less almost one side of the great city of Melbourne,
Speaker 1: for example. And I haven't had any reports coming in
Speaker 1: from Adelaide or wa as to whether or not they've
Speaker 1: had any increases. But how can it be retailing as
Speaker 1: some places for eighty cents a later more?
Speaker 7: Well, I'm certain I'll find passing buyers. I normally always
Speaker 7: do an advice to community where it is the cheapest.
Speaker 7: It's not fair. Everyone gets ripped off with that amount.
Speaker 7: It's atrocious. It's not right, is it? So it's just
Speaker 7: not good?
Speaker 1: Well, I don't know whether it's a ripoff, but just
Speaker 1: that well, maybe it is. But how does it work
Speaker 1: that in one part of this great city it's that price,
Speaker 1: another part of the city it's that price.
Speaker 7: Well, when I was guarding Williamstown metroiler, there'll be a
Speaker 7: lady to finished work, and she came all the way
Speaker 7: from Carolina Springs before because it was all two thirty
Speaker 7: at one stage, and it was at least one thirty
Speaker 7: at Metro Williamstown. So a lot of travel that price,
Speaker 7: you would travel, but not for a few cents more.
Speaker 7: It doesn't make sense. No, but for a signific amount
Speaker 7: it would anyway, if you don't mind. You were raise it.
Speaker 7: You raised about first cars yesterday.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we were talking about those first cars. What it
Speaker 1: was and and the other take to that is how
Speaker 1: much you paid for it and who paid for it?
Speaker 8: Well?
Speaker 7: I saved up for my own car. The first was
Speaker 7: the first and the very best. I heard a gentleman
Speaker 7: talking about Hultor hq Manaro V eight two four three sedan.
Speaker 7: When exhaust the beast mold came. We didn't gave one
Speaker 7: park in Tiger, but sadly got stole. But it was
Speaker 7: the best car I ever had.
Speaker 1: What was the Keller?
Speaker 7: A Cruic white had a Cruick white and white bars
Speaker 7: the highway patrol whom I knew you would pull me over,
Speaker 7: and see we did pull Jave, not because you've done
Speaker 7: anything wrong. We love the paint on your card.
Speaker 9: Do you want so I go?
Speaker 10: No, I don't put too much in it.
Speaker 7: I should off, as I've mentioned many times before, because
Speaker 7: it costs solen they go easy.
Speaker 11: We caart of you change your minds, did you? Unfortunately
Speaker 11: I was going to get insured, so it wasn't insured.
Speaker 1: So I get flogged and you didn't have it insured.
Speaker 7: Yeah, well you know when I did security and I
Speaker 7: mentioned it before the Yeah, the Monaro went for one
Speaker 7: hundred and ninety five grand.
Speaker 1: And if it only you'd had it insured, you'd be
Speaker 1: you'd be a wealthy lead.
Speaker 7: Today, life goes on. I've got a good run out,
Speaker 7: but at least.
Speaker 1: Stew Ball was a race horse. Bless your heart and soul.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Arthur. You've kicked it off beautifully for us.
Speaker 1: If you'd like to jump on board, you can do
Speaker 1: that as well. It's open line this morning. Having said that,
Speaker 1: we're going to talk to the family. It's a great
Speaker 1: family owned business called Cold Express. Cold Express the letter
Speaker 1: x pore doubles family owned operator, refrigerator transport, cold storage company.
Speaker 1: You find out more about that with the CEO and
Speaker 1: the chief operating officer. Will do that very shortly. Looking
Speaker 1: forward to catching up Allison. Morning, mommy, how are you
Speaker 1: really well? Thank you for asking him?
Speaker 12: Fantastic, good, good, excellent.
Speaker 13: So I'd just like to tell you a couple of
Speaker 13: things about ferrets.
Speaker 1: Ferrets. That's the funniest intro I've ever had to a
Speaker 1: talkback caller. Hello there, I'd just like to tell you
Speaker 1: a couple of things about ferrets. Well, thank you, professor.
Speaker 1: What do I need to know about ferrets?
Speaker 13: Well, I've got hospital points. They're escape artists.
Speaker 12: They're like, what's his name?
Speaker 13: The one that died in the trunk? Starts with the night,
Speaker 13: the one that died in the trunk round himself?
Speaker 1: What a ferret?
Speaker 14: No?
Speaker 15: What?
Speaker 12: No person who was a magician who died in the trunk?
Speaker 13: Going right?
Speaker 1: Okay, I thought you're talking about a ferret who himself
Speaker 1: Hondini thinking that's it.
Speaker 12: Escape artists apparently, Now, litter training didn't until it didn't exactly.
Speaker 12: Litter training with the ferret is a problem. You've got
Speaker 12: to have patience and consistency.
Speaker 13: So they really don't get it.
Speaker 12: They're playful and they like hide and seek and chase.
Speaker 12: So I don't they like a dolphin, you know, because
Speaker 12: sexually a dolphin is very promiscuous, So I don't have
Speaker 12: they like that.
Speaker 13: But you know who knows they have a.
Speaker 12: Distinct musky smell, which that would be normally off footing. Yes, yes,
Speaker 12: and what you can get commercial ferret food?
Speaker 1: No, where would you buy that? Into the pitch store
Speaker 1: bought it.
Speaker 13: I don't have a ferret, but I was thinking about
Speaker 13: butcher boys.
Speaker 12: Or pet Bhan.
Speaker 13: Yep, this commercial ferret food.
Speaker 1: So you go go in, say to the great people
Speaker 1: in Pete Manella there, I'd like to feed the ferret.
Speaker 12: Yes, and then they give you a big bag of something.
Speaker 1: They give you a big bag of a ferret food.
Speaker 16: But.
Speaker 12: Apparently highly intelligent. But yeah, I think that maintenance being
Speaker 12: married to yes, I can I can imagine.
Speaker 1: You'd rather not have the ferret, you'd rather not have
Speaker 1: the partner.
Speaker 13: I think i'd go for the ferret first, that.
Speaker 1: We'll use that. Could you say that one more time?
Speaker 1: I think i'd go for the ferret first.
Speaker 17: I think i'd go for the ferret food.
Speaker 1: I think we could use that over and over else.
Speaker 1: That's just I love your work, brilliant Karen good Moore.
Speaker 18: I like.
Speaker 19: Feeling these travels, the guitar and Q wait and all
Speaker 19: those areas.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's just we're got to watch.
Speaker 19: I mean, I'm not wishing, of course, but you need
Speaker 19: a straight so and it could be very devastating. So
Speaker 19: I'm know they're debuting a lot of their h traffic
Speaker 19: to Singapore and India.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I've got to motors due in today later today
Speaker 1: to fly from Melbourne into a Doha and I'm thinking
Speaker 1: to myself, I don't know, I don't know that I'll
Speaker 1: be wanting to do that right now.
Speaker 8: It was a.
Speaker 19: Plane went to forty in the air going through the
Speaker 19: area and I had to turn around and come back
Speaker 19: to Melbourne. Yeah, give the money throat and then they
Speaker 19: can do it again.
Speaker 1: Did you see President Trump lost? He's lost his cool,
Speaker 1: which we don't often see him do his nana like that.
Speaker 1: But it was pretty explosive, wasn't it.
Speaker 9: Wow.
Speaker 19: Yeah, I mean I don't see him as a great
Speaker 19: peace snaker anyway.
Speaker 1: And then anyway you think you think, you think he's
Speaker 1: a peacemaker.
Speaker 19: He's got a small pad in the but I don't
Speaker 19: see him that a huge peace snaked king of the
Speaker 19: world or whatever.
Speaker 1: It's going along well so far, Yeah, is poor.
Speaker 19: People stuck in the middle of it, like the all
Speaker 19: the kids and the mothers and the kid and that's.
Speaker 1: And that's why the little you become forlorn about this
Speaker 1: where there are We saw pictures on the news and
Speaker 1: just maybe over the weekend. I think it was little kids,
Speaker 1: and I know these things are sometimes a misinterior. The
Speaker 1: little kid says that all I get to eat now
Speaker 1: the moon is sand.
Speaker 8: Isn't it terrible?
Speaker 1: It's just terrible. And yet we think that this will
Speaker 1: be finished within days. Well, I don't know that it
Speaker 1: will be. These kids that are going through this will
Speaker 1: suffer for the rest of.
Speaker 19: Yes, and also the newborns in the hospital.
Speaker 1: Newborn So can you imagine what it's like for newborn
Speaker 1: mums and all the other ancillary issues day to day
Speaker 1: living for the most part. Put on hold, Karen, I'll
Speaker 1: let you. God, it's good to talk to you. Thank
Speaker 1: you very much. I'm looking forward to catching up with
Speaker 1: the family that runs this business called Cold Express Cold
Speaker 1: x Press x Press director of Operations. We'll talk about
Speaker 1: that next. Plenty of time for your calls. Don't leave
Speaker 1: us by ourselves one double three six nine three where
Speaker 1: everywhere right across Australia. I'm Tony mcmahus for Australia Overnight.
Speaker 1: I think it's so fair to say I've had a fascination,
Speaker 1: as I know many of you have right around Australia
Speaker 1: with business with various businesses. Well, by the way, we'll
Speaker 1: come back to calls too in just a moment. Those
Speaker 1: of you that are waiting, I promise you we'll get
Speaker 1: you in just a tick. For a long time I
Speaker 1: had a fascination with businesses, and particularly family businesses, and
Speaker 1: the love of family business started for me as not
Speaker 1: only is an idea, but the idea of what a
Speaker 1: business inside the family that the family runs and gets underway,
Speaker 1: and then the fantastic heritage that often occurs out of
Speaker 1: family businesses. The one that jumps to mind for me
Speaker 1: because he was a friend and mentor, the great David
Speaker 1: Haymes from Hames Paint based here in Victoria. Of course
Speaker 1: we're at Ballarat, wonderful family business. The kids run it
Speaker 1: now and it brings great joy to thousands of people
Speaker 1: that engage and work with that particular business. And now
Speaker 1: that one might be Cooper's Brewery in South Australia. So
Speaker 1: that gives you the idea of scale. Really. Now the
Speaker 1: consequence of that is to work pretty closely with having
Speaker 1: them on the radio to talk about some of the
Speaker 1: history behind these family businesses. One in fact, as I
Speaker 1: was doing some research, is a business called Cold Express.
Speaker 1: Two words called X the letter X. If you're looking
Speaker 1: for a word that starts with X express, thank you.
Speaker 1: They do remarkable things. Third party service, which takes the
Speaker 1: hassle out of perishable goods transportation on the line is
Speaker 1: the one and only Jack Dolosa. Jack is the chief
Speaker 1: operating officer.
Speaker 20: Jack.
Speaker 1: Good morning. It's a great story.
Speaker 8: Really.
Speaker 1: I mean here we are based in Listerfield, right here
Speaker 1: in Victoria, and you are the director of operations. What
Speaker 1: do we know about it? What do we need to
Speaker 1: know about it?
Speaker 8: Jack?
Speaker 1: In terms of how it first started?
Speaker 21: So, I've I've got my dad next to me, Tony John.
Speaker 10: I thought I'd bring the big dog on and far away.
Speaker 1: Bring the big dog on, John, big dog?
Speaker 3: Goodmore?
Speaker 1: Are you fantastic and thank you for being here? John.
Speaker 1: So presumably you were ultimately responsible, as a youngster of
Speaker 1: creating this amazing, what is now a wonderful business.
Speaker 10: Yes, that's correct. I started it in ninety eight with
Speaker 10: my uncle at the time and my wife doing some admin. Yeah,
Speaker 10: and we went from there.
Speaker 1: What was the opportunity, Jack? What were you doing up
Speaker 1: until that time?
Speaker 10: Well before that, I actually was born into business. My
Speaker 10: dad had a fruit shop and just going up going
Speaker 10: to the market, getting up three thirty in the morning.
Speaker 10: With him, I guess he instilled a good work ethic
Speaker 10: in me. And when he retired, I took it over
Speaker 10: his little shop, and I then extended it. I knocked
Speaker 10: it down, it three times bigger, and eventually I sold
Speaker 10: that shop. It was in South Caulfield, and because I
Speaker 10: had the truck, I kept the truck. And then I
Speaker 10: remember the first first week I was home. My wife
Speaker 10: said to me, what are you doing. You've been home
Speaker 10: for three days. I said that, yeah, but I've worked,
Speaker 10: you know, seven days a week for the last twenty years.
Speaker 10: I have can I have three days? And she came
Speaker 10: to with an ad newspaper people looking for, you know,
Speaker 10: truck truck drop trucks, truck drivers with trucks. So I
Speaker 10: answered the ad. I said to her, I'm just going
Speaker 10: to go and get this job, just thinking, well, of
Speaker 10: course I'm going to get it. So I went there
Speaker 10: and you know, they hired me. I had the biggest
Speaker 10: truck in the fleet at that time. It was a
Speaker 10: twelve ton truck. And then I branched out and started
Speaker 10: doing it on my own, and a friend of mine,
Speaker 10: who were known from the market, said to me, you know,
Speaker 10: I'm supply I've got a contract to supply coals with
Speaker 10: fruit packs. You know, you know, can you do my
Speaker 10: deliveries for me? And I said, well, yeah, I can,
Speaker 10: but what's involved? And he said it's got to be
Speaker 10: refrigerated and I said, look, I know nothing about it. Anyway,
Speaker 10: a few months went by and he came back to
Speaker 10: me and said, Johnny goes, I'm just you know, no
Speaker 10: one can do this thing properly. You know, there's four
Speaker 10: of us, we're all in the same boat. And he said,
Speaker 10: you know, I've got routes planned. He goes, just just
Speaker 10: take over because it's taken me away from my core business.
Speaker 10: And I said, I was just talking to my auntie
Speaker 10: one day and I said, look, I'm going to start
Speaker 10: doing this and she said, well, why don't you get
Speaker 10: your uncle to do the admin and you do the
Speaker 10: operational side. So that's how I started. I started with
Speaker 10: I started. I actually started working out of his fridge
Speaker 10: out of a twenty foot container.
Speaker 1: Twenty foot container. How many trucks now.
Speaker 10: Are john Now, we've got around one hundred and forty trucks.
Speaker 1: Wow, one hundred and forty trucks. Do you know what
Speaker 1: the beauty of what you just said in that lovely
Speaker 1: background is the role your father played in this pretty
Speaker 1: humble beginnings.
Speaker 10: I would have thought, oh yeah, yeah, you know, you
Speaker 10: know when my dad when he was doing deliveries, like
Speaker 10: they were doing home deliveries, he would, you know, to
Speaker 10: the local people that would come in, he would walk
Speaker 10: the box on his shoulders. Yeah, home deliveries because he
Speaker 10: didn't want to spend the petrol in the truck, oh,
Speaker 10: in the in the van. Yeah, that's that generation. That's
Speaker 10: what they would do. Everything was about saving, saving, saving,
Speaker 10: because they knew what it was like.
Speaker 7: You know.
Speaker 10: They they grew up in just post war, so yeah,
Speaker 10: they did it tough and they were they were.
Speaker 20: The real heroes.
Speaker 1: They were the real heroes. And there are zillions of
Speaker 1: those stories right across Australia. So John, for father came from.
Speaker 10: Where my dad came from Strombly in Italy. He came
Speaker 10: over with his suitcase, owing his passage to someone who
Speaker 10: brought him over and he went to work for them
Speaker 10: in a fruit shop. For I think it was about
Speaker 10: thirty or forty cents a week back.
Speaker 1: Then thirty or forty cents a week, just post war
Speaker 1: in Melbourne, of course.
Speaker 10: Yeah, yeah, I think he started off in Hawthorne and
Speaker 10: he worked seven days a week, never had a day off.
Speaker 10: And then he met my mum and he asked just
Speaker 10: for a couple of hours off so we'd go, you know,
Speaker 10: get her an engagement ring, you know, and he was
Speaker 10: told no, you know, you can't have any time off.
Speaker 10: So Dad said, look, you know, I've more than paid
Speaker 10: my passage back to you. Now I'm leaving. And he
Speaker 10: left and he got his own little shop and that's
Speaker 10: how he started.
Speaker 1: That is fantastic. You talk about those markets in those days, John,
Speaker 1: presumably you're talking Footscraen, Yes, yes, yes.
Speaker 10: Yes, Well Dad started off in the it was Victoria
Speaker 10: Market originally and then they moved over to Footscray and those.
Speaker 1: Runs that you were doing in those days, getting up
Speaker 1: at two three o'clock in the morning and do those runs,
Speaker 1: I mean there was little or no traffic. You would
Speaker 1: have presumably gone out somewhere near Dining Road.
Speaker 10: Yep, yeah, that's it. It was right next to Dining Road.
Speaker 10: The you know, the fruit market was there. I'd go
Speaker 10: in with Dad. We'd go and buy all the fruit
Speaker 10: and everything. I'd help him load up his truck and
Speaker 10: we'd go back to.
Speaker 8: The shop.
Speaker 10: We'd get back about six thirty seven o'clock, you know,
Speaker 10: we'd unload the truck, you know, or you know, and
Speaker 10: you know in school whole days there, you know, I'd
Speaker 10: go and help him.
Speaker 9: But yeah, it was you know.
Speaker 10: The worst thing was I still remember the cold mornings. Yes,
Speaker 10: you know, your hands freezing, and back then they'd get
Speaker 10: colie flowers or cabbages and the guy would stand on
Speaker 10: the back of his truck and he'd throw them to you,
Speaker 10: you know, and every time you caught one, you'd feel
Speaker 10: like your fingers were about to snap off, you know,
Speaker 10: because they were.
Speaker 1: Just full of water and ice in the depths of
Speaker 1: a cold Melbourne winter would have been chilly. Now, Johnny,
Speaker 1: I'm going to we'll do this break and I want
Speaker 1: to come back and talk to Jack. A young Jack
Speaker 1: would have been a little kid as he got any talent.
Speaker 13: Yeah, yeah, look, yes.
Speaker 1: Well let me determine that and we'll do that straight
Speaker 1: after this. We've got John Delosa, We've got Jack Delosa.
Speaker 1: We're talking about this great straighted family. Business from Family
Speaker 1: Business Association and we'll have more of the other side
Speaker 1: of this your calls as well, come and join us.
Speaker 1: You might be somebody who's been out to those markets
Speaker 1: over the years, foot screen markets, lots of memories. Zer
Speaker 1: I would have thought markets right around Australia one double three,
Speaker 1: six nine three as you know, as I mentioned earlier,
Speaker 1: have this fascination family business right across Australia. Great Family
Speaker 1: Business Association. We've been talking to John Deloser, the CEO
Speaker 1: and founder if you like, of Cold Express. Chief operation
Speaker 1: operating officer is Jack Young, Jack the Loser. No pressure there,
Speaker 1: Jack's so, I guess in a sense you'd be when
Speaker 1: you hear those stories and no doubt you've heard them
Speaker 1: before from Dad John and those very early humble beginnings
Speaker 1: of grandfather. Do they resonate with you in your day
Speaker 1: to day activities now as a leader inside this great business.
Speaker 21: Yeah, I mean the value that you know Non Lord
Speaker 21: put through Dad. These Dad's put that through us kids.
Speaker 21: So I'm one of four siblings and three of us
Speaker 21: work in the business and it plays a huge impact
Speaker 21: on how we carry our business culture that we do
Speaker 21: in our family business.
Speaker 22: If you look at like you know now that when
Speaker 22: people come to see us for meetings at our had office,
Speaker 22: we have literally as you walk into our meeting room,
Speaker 22: we've decked out well I like.
Speaker 21: To call the root room, which is basically, you know,
Speaker 21: all all the memorabilia, like the roots got the roots
Speaker 21: of the business. Okay, different generations things make different things.
Speaker 23: They do.
Speaker 10: So that's that's that's where.
Speaker 21: That's where everything turns from from us. So that's it's
Speaker 21: in our business and run our business.
Speaker 1: All of a sudden, many of us want to come
Speaker 1: around and visit it. Know what I'm saying, I gotta
Speaker 1: I gotta think that the the heritage of the You
Speaker 1: say the siblings, and I guess do you look to
Speaker 1: the next gen or is it too early to the
Speaker 1: next gen? Do the kids come in as you did
Speaker 1: Jack when you were little. Do the little tackers now
Speaker 1: coming grandchildren John presumably and just have a look around.
Speaker 1: What's grandpa doing, what's dad Jack doing?
Speaker 24: Yeah?
Speaker 10: Well Jack's got three three girls.
Speaker 21: Yeah, I've got three girls under three, three, under three, three,
Speaker 21: two and six months. So that's that's They're a long
Speaker 21: time away from that.
Speaker 10: But they do like jumping in the little Mercedes Benz
Speaker 10: by cars and driving them around at shows and things. Yeah,
Speaker 10: so they're the sale of the century girls on those vehicles.
Speaker 1: I guess the sale of the century girls on that.
Speaker 1: It's very funny. So to either you John and or
Speaker 1: Jack the challenges in the current climate, what do they
Speaker 1: look like? How do they show up for you? Because
Speaker 1: this is not this is because you've been doing well.
Speaker 1: This doesn't guarantee the next five, ten, fifteen years can
Speaker 1: instantly be really come to it's a working great question.
Speaker 10: Great question because you know, this year we've seen a
Speaker 10: number of really good transport companies, companies in our industry. Yeah,
Speaker 10: family that have been around for fifty or years. Yeah,
Speaker 10: well Don Watson's was around seventy seven odd years and they.
Speaker 20: Did it right.
Speaker 10: You know, they they treated their staff right, they everything
Speaker 10: was done right. It's just it's almost like it's a
Speaker 10: race to the bottom. People undercutting.
Speaker 7: It's it's it's.
Speaker 10: Hard, especially with all the new taxes and you know
Speaker 10: land tax. You know, I could spend half an hour talking.
Speaker 1: About it's all it is.
Speaker 10: We've gone from a few years back on one of
Speaker 10: the sites, eighty three thousand dollars for the year to
Speaker 10: I just got it a few months back, four hundred
Speaker 10: and two thousand.
Speaker 1: Well, that's just bulltish, yep.
Speaker 10: Yep, And that's you know, how does a family you
Speaker 10: know pay those things? I mean, we have to pass
Speaker 10: the class on and then people wonder why their groceries
Speaker 10: are getting expensive. You know, the government should be looking
Speaker 10: after businesses because if they give us taxes, get rid
Speaker 10: of payroll tax, which is another story, get rid of that.
Speaker 10: Let you know, if we had more money, we would
Speaker 10: actually what the businesses do, family businesses, they reinvest in
Speaker 10: their own business. They put back into the community. And
Speaker 10: that's what some people just don't understand. But the answer
Speaker 10: is not tax the businesses. You know, com people think, oh,
Speaker 10: you've got a business, you're you know, you're raking it.
Speaker 10: You know, you're making so much money you don't know
Speaker 10: what to do with it. So many businesses that I
Speaker 10: know the principles don't even take wages.
Speaker 1: No, they don't. And my great friend and mentor I
Speaker 1: mentioned earlier was David Hames. I think you would probably
Speaker 1: know the Hames family from Family Business Association. One of
Speaker 1: the things David would say, you've got one hundred and
Speaker 1: forty trucks, one hundred and forty families just in that
Speaker 1: sector of your business. One hundred and forty plus families
Speaker 1: that rely on you to continue in business.
Speaker 20: Correct.
Speaker 10: And then there's fifty odd storman yep. And then there's
Speaker 10: all the office staff and yeah, yeah, about to fifty yeah.
Speaker 1: Two hundred and fifty different families who have still got
Speaker 1: to pay operating and working with you very closely, presumably
Speaker 1: proud to do so. And they got to pay school fees.
Speaker 10: Yeah, and put food on the table.
Speaker 1: And put food on the table. It's a lovely story.
Speaker 1: I wish we had a bit more time, except to
Speaker 1: say the challenges for the future. Could you see a clearing?
Speaker 1: Is it about? Is it about having? One of the
Speaker 1: reasons we do this is to give people a sense
Speaker 1: of what the power that family business in Australia has.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 10: Look, look I've got my ways of doing things a
Speaker 10: little bit old fashioned. Probably Jack's got his way of
Speaker 10: doing things, which I don't always agree. I mean, he
Speaker 10: came to me a number of months back he said,
Speaker 10: our dad, you know, I want to do a podcast,
Speaker 10: And I laughed at him and he goes, do you
Speaker 10: want to do.
Speaker 23: It with me?
Speaker 10: And know, Alex, you know the other the other boy
Speaker 10: that's in the family, that's in the business. And I said, no, no,
Speaker 10: you guys go ahead and do it. And you go, Dad,
Speaker 10: why wouldn't you want to do something with your two sons,
Speaker 10: you know, the old guilt trip, the old Italian guilt trip.
Speaker 10: And I said, yeah, okay, we'll do it. And yeah,
Speaker 10: I've got to say I'm actually enjoying it. Where you know,
Speaker 10: we just talk about businesses. It's called the c X Show.
Speaker 21: Yeah, it's all about put showing a lot of family
Speaker 21: businesses that don't get spot while they deserve.
Speaker 10: They do great in their communities. It's not about the
Speaker 10: big guys. We like to focus on the smaller, the
Speaker 10: smaller to medium sized businesses that always get overlooked.
Speaker 17: Yeah.
Speaker 21: I think in this danage you have to be folks.
Speaker 21: We have to be doing things differently, and you know
Speaker 21: where that's a lot through tech innovation as well as
Speaker 21: you know, marketing. I think you really need to be
Speaker 21: out there doing that sort of stuff today's.
Speaker 1: Days, John as founder CEO and then working with Jack,
Speaker 1: Alex and the rest of the family. Do you at
Speaker 1: some point in your own mind and say, at what
Speaker 1: point do I let go? That is a challenge of
Speaker 1: family business across Australia.
Speaker 10: You know, Tony, you know I'm laughing because I said
Speaker 10: that two years ago. I said, you know, I'm going
Speaker 10: to step back. You guys are going to you know, takeover.
Speaker 10: I'll come in maybe once every couple of weeks. And
Speaker 10: I started scaling back to three times a week. And
Speaker 10: then I went overseas with my wife. And while I'm overseas,
Speaker 10: Jack said to me, Dad, you know the block just
Speaker 10: on the other corners come up for sale. So we
Speaker 10: ended up buying that other block because we'd run out
Speaker 10: of room where we are and come back and now
Speaker 10: all of a sudden, I'm seven days a week again,
Speaker 10: so getting that off the ground. But that's it's up
Speaker 10: and running now. So yeah, I guess from a forty
Speaker 10: foot container, we've got just under fifty thousand square meters
Speaker 10: now across the two sites in Roval.
Speaker 20: We're in Roval.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you are in Roval, which is the area to
Speaker 1: be for that is sort of a business. I can't
Speaker 1: thank you enough for both staying up nice and late
Speaker 1: and do this, and we wish you well in the future.
Speaker 1: You and I have not met, but I hope we
Speaker 1: do at some point John and Jack.
Speaker 10: Yeah, I'm sure we will.
Speaker 1: We will wish you well with the success of the business,
Speaker 1: a continued success. It doesn't come easy, as the old
Speaker 1: song goes, but it's a brand that is very, very important.
Speaker 1: Cold Express just what I've been talking of a text.
Speaker 1: How important are the drivers to you? And have we
Speaker 1: got enough drivers? And what are the challenges around drivers
Speaker 1: as we need them to love them today?
Speaker 10: Yeah, look, it's you Ask any person in business, the
Speaker 10: biggest challenge is getting good staff. Prior to COVID, You
Speaker 10: know that they were really all the stuff we had
Speaker 10: were terrific. Then COVID hit and we could not get
Speaker 10: people to work. A lot of them had to go
Speaker 10: back overseas. Know, we have a lot of people from
Speaker 10: overseas working and all of a sudden there's a shortage,
Speaker 10: and the ones that remain were basically well no, you know,
Speaker 10: you tell ask them to do something and say no,
Speaker 10: we don't want to do that, and we couldn't move
Speaker 10: them on because we needed them. And that still like
Speaker 10: took a good two to three years to get on
Speaker 10: top of it.
Speaker 21: Definitely gotten better now, but as data saying, the quality
Speaker 21: isn't is there before that, But the's something that we're
Speaker 21: we're working on and we have a pretty good The
Speaker 21: quality where you've.
Speaker 10: Got now is good because they might be listening.
Speaker 1: They will be on night Yift. What are they talking about.
Speaker 1: I'll let you both go great to talk them. We'll
Speaker 1: do it and catch up at some point down the track,
Speaker 1: I hope. See that's John Delossa and Jack Delosa. What
Speaker 1: a business family business associated is called cold Express Family
Speaker 1: business Association. Nice every company wherever you are, right around
Speaker 1: Australia for Australia overnight to Tony McManus. So let's go
Speaker 1: back to some of these great calls. James morning.
Speaker 25: Was sad hear that Mike mixed her far I forget
Speaker 25: his name from Bad Company passed away.
Speaker 1: I did not know that. We'll just do a double check.
Speaker 1: When did that happen?
Speaker 23: Monday?
Speaker 1: Just in this week?
Speaker 25: Yeah, Adi won He was guitarist.
Speaker 1: What a what a band? They were, Bad Company and
Speaker 1: they turned out some hits, didn't they in the sixties
Speaker 1: into the seventies. Bad Company? Did they record on the
Speaker 1: Apple labeled? James? I think they did, didn't they?
Speaker 25: I'm not sure on that one, Tony, I can't help
Speaker 25: you on that one. What I do know about him
Speaker 25: is he had a strike back in twenty sixteen on
Speaker 25: what what was to be like? Is you know, the
Speaker 25: last tour and say he's been bedridden since twenty sixteen,
Speaker 25: all those years.
Speaker 20: But you know, I.
Speaker 25: Spoke to my other half and I said if I
Speaker 25: was if that was me, I would say, put me
Speaker 25: out of my misery, mate, I wouldn't want to.
Speaker 8: Do one more day.
Speaker 1: Yeah, a lot of us. It's a bad quality of life,
Speaker 1: isn't it.
Speaker 25: Yeah, just you know, I mean, you know, I know
Speaker 25: he's got family and everyone, he's still alive. But yeah,
Speaker 25: like I said, it's quantity, not quality.
Speaker 1: Another big birthday today that you'd be interested in. David Peik.
Speaker 1: You might remember David pay keyboard vocalist with Toto. He's
Speaker 1: a birthday good today. Seventy one. He wrote, hold the
Speaker 1: line and if you don't mind Africa Africa, Okay that's
Speaker 1: the one.
Speaker 25: Yeah, and tell you for I go? Can you please play?
Speaker 25: I can't get enough of your love?
Speaker 16: No?
Speaker 14: No?
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, we might, we might, We might a bit
Speaker 1: later on James, it's it's I'll write it down and
Speaker 1: so you can get to it a bit later on.
Speaker 1: Always good to talk to you. Thank you, Jimmy morning.
Speaker 23: Good morning, Tony and Jay. When you said someone's turning
Speaker 23: one hundred, you're not talking about Dick Van Dyka, are you.
Speaker 1: No, I'm not, but you're not far away in that sense.
Speaker 1: Let me put you out your misery at June Lockhart
Speaker 1: Lost in Space, Lost in Space, and prior to that,
Speaker 1: I think in Lassie.
Speaker 23: Yes, she was the man. She was in quite a
Speaker 23: few other things too.
Speaker 1: She did from fifty five through until sixty four. She
Speaker 1: was the second one. Maybe played the role as a
Speaker 1: step mom from memory maybe. Anyway, she was in Lassie
Speaker 1: for a long time, and then from sixty eight to
Speaker 1: seventy was in Petticoat Junction as well, and then Lost
Speaker 1: in Space in between there as well, from sixty five
Speaker 1: to sixty eight.
Speaker 23: Yeah, Petticoat Junction, well, one of my mine and Arthur's
Speaker 23: favorite shows. Maybe you can play the musical.
Speaker 1: Journal lockup today and she's one hundred today, Jim.
Speaker 23: Yeah, unbelievable. And also Tony Ill was wondering if you
Speaker 23: know how John's going. That used to be on with
Speaker 23: the Rest in the Mornings.
Speaker 1: No, I don't. Haven't heard from John for a little while,
Speaker 1: but I'll tell you what. We'll see if we can
Speaker 1: find out and see what we can I'm sure, he said.
Speaker 1: Tune in from time to time. Always talk to you.
Speaker 1: Always good to talk kid, Jimmy, do you want to
Speaker 1: do a break? Is that what you're doing to me? No,
Speaker 1: we're not, Markey makey. Good morning to you.
Speaker 26: Make How did I tell you?
Speaker 27: How are you going here this morning?
Speaker 20: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Really good thing you make and yourself good this money?
Speaker 12: You know?
Speaker 27: Colin asked you. It was to my paces is tom
Speaker 27: from at you?
Speaker 1: You'd like to come over for a barbecue?
Speaker 27: I was only anybody would like to come over in
Speaker 27: my place for a barbecue?
Speaker 1: Over to your house for a barbecue. When's the barbecue?
Speaker 1: And what do we bring? Mark?
Speaker 10: It's going to be tomorrow.
Speaker 27: I get paid tomorrow.
Speaker 1: We will yourself and we all love around to your
Speaker 1: house for the barbecue. What sort of sausages will we have?
Speaker 27: I'm just having beef and chicken and a herd.
Speaker 1: Yeah, fantastic fresh bread, hamburgers.
Speaker 27: Yes, hamburgers, stress bread mushing and check it with Colestal
Speaker 27: and then with some.
Speaker 1: Cole salore in there, and maybe some tomato sauce and
Speaker 1: maybe any time it.
Speaker 27: Want us to come to my place and have some
Speaker 27: tomato sous you can.
Speaker 1: That would be lovely. That would be very kind of you.
Speaker 1: What time does it to start off?
Speaker 27: I don't have to said that night time. It doesn't
Speaker 27: know what anyone comes tonight.
Speaker 1: So it's lunch, it's dinner, not lunch.
Speaker 27: It's actually going to be a dinner, late night dinner
Speaker 27: for everyone. J A W If I wanted to come, well,
Speaker 27: it might be a.
Speaker 1: Bit too cold at night for a many of us.
Speaker 1: Market we were thinking maybe lunch. We would be there, dinners, dinners.
Speaker 1: Not quite this time of the year. It's not quite adviting. Yes,
Speaker 1: I understand it, Mark, Could we do it maybe another
Speaker 1: time later in the year. Will all come around and.
Speaker 27: The biggest sanatary?
Speaker 20: A W.
Speaker 1: Yes, you are.
Speaker 27: Everything that I do at my house, and I wanted
Speaker 27: to see what I love about me with you guys.
Speaker 1: Would there be any drinks? Would we bring our own drinks?
Speaker 20: No?
Speaker 12: No, no, all.
Speaker 27: I have all the soft drink in the world.
Speaker 1: O soft drink. What if we wanted to have maybe something,
Speaker 1: you know, a little more exciting. Maybe I'll have to
Speaker 1: say that you can.
Speaker 27: I'm a doctor. I wanted to know what is going
Speaker 27: on with people and alcohol. You can if someone's bringing
Speaker 27: any chance that you can definitely bring that with me.
Speaker 1: I'm allowed to have a hear you could have a
Speaker 1: little maybe a little glass of something, just just the one.
Speaker 14: With the song I'm giving myself in trouble, just with
Speaker 14: the sausage.
Speaker 27: Absolutely, I wanted to say something like that myself, but
Speaker 27: I'm sorry to bother you tonight everyone's visit w I'm
Speaker 27: busy too, and I'll be ready to have a botherecue
Speaker 27: when everyone's ready.
Speaker 1: Good on you, Mark, and thank you for that very kind,
Speaker 1: generous invitation. Much appreciated. Mark Riga is a contributor. He's well,
Speaker 1: I won't give the address now because people might lob
Speaker 1: up thinking that we're still invited, but we might do
Speaker 1: it maybe in the warmer months. Jay, would you like
Speaker 1: to accompany me as we definitely would you? It's b
Speaker 1: yo barbecue, Yeah, barbecue, b yo, Yes. I would you
Speaker 1: bring a cheeky little what look out, A couple of corona,
Speaker 1: A couple of corona, couple of slices of lime, RUMs
Speaker 1: you put the lamb into cookingu and d we will
Speaker 1: do this when we come back. Your calls as well
Speaker 1: we'll recalibrate for the next hour because the one and
Speaker 1: only Rick Milner will be here with us and as
Speaker 1: you know, he loves trash your job. Should you choose
Speaker 1: to accept it now? Notice we put him forward a
Speaker 1: one hour Should you choose to accept it? To go it?
Speaker 1: And there might be something in your cupboard. There might
Speaker 1: be something in the third draw down. You've got something
Speaker 1: tucked away in the garage in that spare room. There's
Speaker 1: a whole lot of stuff in there. You don't even
Speaker 1: know what it is. Could it be worth something? Go
Speaker 1: and have a look. Join me after the news. Rick
Speaker 1: Milner Antiques and Collectibles part of Australia Revenue. How wonderful
Speaker 1: Gabe Hodson is in our Australia Overnight newsroom. There in
Speaker 1: so much news happening in the world.
Speaker 8: Haws.
Speaker 1: He's going to waggle that into three and a half minutes.
Speaker 1: Only Gabe will be able to do it. Tony asking
Speaker 1: for a friend, Hawthorne Footy Club, Waverley Parker dollar has
Speaker 1: now sold back to the AFL of plenty plenty plenty capital,
Speaker 1: gain stamp duty, land tax. Who knows Bruno is the answer?
Speaker 1: Be interested to find out what the original deal was
Speaker 1: and how it's all unfolded. I would have no idea,
Speaker 1: but thank you for asking. There would be people that
Speaker 1: would have been all over that with a fine tooth,
Speaker 1: I would have thought. And you're asking me to select
Speaker 1: a wine, Ronnie. We will do that coming up in
Speaker 1: the next hour.
Speaker 5: This is Australia Overnight with Tiny McManus.
Speaker 1: Interesting little text that I got here. It says, Tony,
Speaker 1: nice to hear your voice on the wireless. Need your help.
Speaker 1: I'm not a wine drinker. Need a good white wine
Speaker 1: right about that fifty dollars mark. It's for a gift.
Speaker 1: This is for a person I don't know a lot
Speaker 1: about wine. This person she really likes white wine. Have
Speaker 1: I got something really interesting for you? May I respectfully
Speaker 1: suggest that you go to your local dan and fine,
Speaker 1: there's a couple of great options. Look for Stonia. I'll
Speaker 1: write it down st n I E. I have nothing
Speaker 1: to do with them except that I happened to do
Speaker 1: a tasting last weekend at merricks Down on the morning
Speaker 1: to Peninsula Stonia will be about thirty two thirty five
Speaker 1: dollars a bottle, I would imagine, but cracking, cheeky little
Speaker 1: Shadi if that takes your fancy. Then you could go
Speaker 1: to all sorts of really interesting places you could go to.
Speaker 1: I'm just thinking where else might be nice for you?
Speaker 1: What about? What about I had the Stonia in the
Speaker 1: other one? Oh, I know what it was? A luin
Speaker 1: a state. If you go into the aforementioned dance Luin
Speaker 1: a State from w way beautiful, some of the best
Speaker 1: wines cabinet and Chardonnay ever out of wa Luin a
Speaker 1: State and ran about that thirty five to forty so
Speaker 1: well inside your fifty dollar budget.
Speaker 28: Five o'clock won't work.
Speaker 5: Then I broken umbraa a rusty.
Speaker 1: From we say here on Australia Open Night. Let us
Speaker 1: do the thinking for you what we do why love
Speaker 1: track show? Look who it is Rick mill Ant Collectibles Morning.
Speaker 8: Good morning, Kenny.
Speaker 1: Let us do think you?
Speaker 8: I have to say you better spill for that for
Speaker 8: that person. If your Luin because not l e w
Speaker 8: y n it's a very unusual spelling.
Speaker 1: Yes, yes it is a luin estate. Wines which have
Speaker 1: been doing some wonderful things. That it's l e e
Speaker 1: u l e e u w a in luin estate.
Speaker 8: They it's spilled L Yeah, L E E u w
Speaker 8: A in and it's good. That's good w A one.
Speaker 8: You're quite right with the beautiful w A wine.
Speaker 1: And then I mean at that price point for what
Speaker 1: they do in their Chardonnays and their entry level cabinet
Speaker 1: for example, and you can spend a lot more, but
Speaker 1: as a entry point it is a cracking wine.
Speaker 8: Helloa too. As a matter of fact, if it comes
Speaker 8: to that.
Speaker 1: What's some good wines in South Australia, some stunning wines
Speaker 1: in stunning wines in South Well, they've got so much
Speaker 1: which the McLaren You've got your Cuna warr, you've got
Speaker 1: your clear and you've got your great, beautiful, juicy, big
Speaker 1: red wines from the Barossa.
Speaker 8: Yep.
Speaker 1: So much wine, so very and then we're all going
Speaker 1: to die and we go I wish, I wish I'd
Speaker 1: had a taste of that, and it'll be way too late.
Speaker 1: Lots of people we jump on board. Don't leave us here,
Speaker 1: as we always say, don't leave us until the last moment.
Speaker 1: We get a whole bank of calls, run a bit,
Speaker 1: tend to the jump on nice and early one double
Speaker 1: three six, nine to three. The great brand that you
Speaker 1: and I know and love for many a year. Is
Speaker 1: the brand and it's a nubts and it's Apostrophe.
Speaker 8: I love she started way back of all places in Newcastle,
Speaker 8: that's what that was their very first and it's called
Speaker 8: the Arnot's Steam Biscuit Factory.
Speaker 1: Was it really? And it's a steam biscuit steam.
Speaker 8: I have no idea what steam pack and that's I
Speaker 8: suppose how they reduce them at the time, I don't know.
Speaker 8: But this is a lovely one little girl and she's
Speaker 8: got a catching the pack and this is a great
Speaker 8: catch and it's really early, a very early one. I
Speaker 8: would think probably not, I'd have I guess the nineteen twenties.
Speaker 8: What do you reckon? That sort of feels like it doesn't.
Speaker 1: That w You can look at the way she's dressed,
Speaker 1: if I can just share, So she got a lovely
Speaker 1: dress on, gorgeous looking. Think you'd only be maybe eight
Speaker 1: nine in that she's playing with the box of biscuits
Speaker 1: or throwing it in the air, and her hair is
Speaker 1: so beautifully done. We don't see that anywhere near as
Speaker 1: often as we once did.
Speaker 8: No, I would say probably Narine. I'll guess nineteen twenties
Speaker 8: and are very rare and of course, and probably I'll look,
Speaker 8: it's hard to say it a thousand. Perhaps I wouldn't
Speaker 8: be surprised it is because it's cardboard, and cardboard was
Speaker 8: destroyed and you got damaged into her forth so rather
Speaker 8: than the enamel signs which will last forever. But cardboard
Speaker 8: didn't quite so much as a big higher failure rate,
Speaker 8: so therefore they tend to be a bit more expensive.
Speaker 8: So I'd think certainly heading that way at least now
Speaker 8: with many hundred.
Speaker 1: Special I haven't done any sufficient research, but I'm thinking,
Speaker 1: was it there not a relationship at some point between
Speaker 1: it and Brockoff.
Speaker 8: Brockoff was a Melbourne brand from Port Melbourne and the
Speaker 8: fellow who owned it his name was Jack Brockoff, with
Speaker 8: one of Melbourne's first flying trippers.
Speaker 20: He was.
Speaker 8: He gave a large part of his fortune away. They
Speaker 8: may have joined up in you know, later times. I
Speaker 8: really don't. I don't recall exact I think they probably.
Speaker 1: I think may well have taken them out, That's what
Speaker 1: I'm thinking.
Speaker 8: But yeah, because you don't see Brokoff anymore. But anyway,
Speaker 8: they were, so there we are. So that's that's a
Speaker 8: nice little story that one.
Speaker 1: Yeez, let's take a couple of these calls. We don't
Speaker 1: want to live in? Why don't we do? Gregg's in
Speaker 1: shot in the morning, Grego.
Speaker 8: Guys, how can we help it?
Speaker 7: Rick in books?
Speaker 8: You don't do. But I've got a Rosawa of guards. Yeah,
Speaker 8: and hand WelCom and Armstrong Silly Sapphire, how about that
Speaker 8: that's a while ago? Well we right about him for
Speaker 8: a car, really strong Siddley Sapphire. Would you get fifty
Speaker 8: for that? And I assume it's going to be in
Speaker 8: pretty reasonable condition because often when people had the handbooks,
Speaker 8: they they used to use them when they did a
Speaker 8: bit of repairs, and sometimes they get a bit of
Speaker 8: a bit of oil and so forth on them. I
Speaker 8: assume yours is nice and clean. And if it is,
Speaker 8: there are people they're not bad, but you've got to
Speaker 8: remember that it's been used to bits so to here,
Speaker 8: so there's a few little marks here and there on it. Yeah. Well,
Speaker 8: I've got to tell you there'd be people salivating about this,
Speaker 8: and because they've probably somebody out there's got I'd love
Speaker 8: a handbook. I would love so I would suit Yester
Speaker 8: these days probably then for something like that, to be
Speaker 8: honest about it. I don't recall that, the Sapphire, I
Speaker 8: really don't recall it. What year can you tell me?
Speaker 20: I have to be.
Speaker 8: Tee.
Speaker 1: It's got to go back just post war.
Speaker 8: I would have thought, were sure, yeah, I reckon. I
Speaker 8: would say one hundred plus, and it could be a
Speaker 8: bit more than one hundred plus. It could be heading
Speaker 8: towards a couple of hundred. So it's a bit of
Speaker 8: a bitty glen and there would be people out there
Speaker 8: looking for that one. For sure.
Speaker 1: We had an armstrong Greg, thank you. We had an
Speaker 1: armstrong Siddeley at home. That is Dad found one back
Speaker 1: and this is going back in the mid sixties. Board
Speaker 1: at home we had one of those little car ports,
Speaker 1: so we put it up. He took the engine out.
Speaker 1: He had that ability would take the engine out at night.
Speaker 1: He would repair the engine and rebuild it would take
Speaker 1: some weeks to rebuild it using a Lathe put it
Speaker 1: all back in then completely, you know, do the car,
Speaker 1: polish it all our brand new wheels and all that
Speaker 1: sort of stuff, brand new tires, and then sell it
Speaker 1: for then. In those days the margins were not massive, surprisingly,
Speaker 1: but it was enough to pay the school fees for
Speaker 1: that term.
Speaker 8: And he just he was will he was a master.
Speaker 1: And yeah, and he loved them the arms strong, silly black,
Speaker 1: beautiful black, big juicy car. It was just gorgeous, quite
Speaker 1: a beauty. You say that, we'll come back, plenty of
Speaker 1: calls one double three sixty nine three. You can jump
Speaker 1: in as well, Come and join us, Tony McManus. Rick
Speaker 1: Milne is here, its antiques and collectibles. But don't leave
Speaker 1: us by ourselves. And because what happens is I always say,
Speaker 1: we all say it each and every week we get
Speaker 1: to a round about ten to the hour and the
Speaker 1: phone disappears, and we don't get to all the calls
Speaker 1: one double three six nine three getting nice and early
Speaker 1: Milne antiques and collectibles all part of Australia. Every night
Speaker 1: we catch up with Rick nationally on the program. And
Speaker 1: now we do that in what we call the one
Speaker 1: o'clock hour. For those in other parts of Australia, for example,
Speaker 1: you would be tuning in soon after twelve thirty would
Speaker 1: be the time for Rick Milner, and in Wa you'll
Speaker 1: be listening soon after ten thirty. I've got that right,
Speaker 1: Is that right? Yeah?
Speaker 8: I think so.
Speaker 1: So you've got the gist of it. Rick Milner is
Speaker 1: a regular contributor and has been for many many a
Speaker 1: year now. The F one movie, I don't know, we've
Speaker 1: been following this, Rick Milton gets underway. I think it's
Speaker 1: been released tomorrow. One of the fascinating things about this
Speaker 1: is that it's been heavily sponsored, if you like, by
Speaker 1: because it's about F one, it's been heavily sponsored by
Speaker 1: a watch manufacturer. Yes, it all links in. And so
Speaker 1: if I said to you, what was one of the
Speaker 1: first film's first movies that heavily linked in a watch
Speaker 1: to the film to the movie or the the series
Speaker 1: of films as it turned out in the end, what
Speaker 1: would you imaginally easily think of.
Speaker 8: Now that's a pretty good question, hm hm, bond rely,
Speaker 8: pretty good question. It would have been I saw him
Speaker 8: as going back years and years ago. It was about
Speaker 8: a racing car driver who got I think he got
Speaker 8: a terminal illness. And I have a feeling it might
Speaker 8: have featured a very young who was somebody has become
Speaker 8: very famous since. And anyway, it was racing car driver
Speaker 8: and they and he was timed in his in his
Speaker 8: in his races, but he got he had he suffered
Speaker 8: a terminals it was called Bobby Deerfield.
Speaker 1: Bobby Deerfield, Yes, and I.
Speaker 8: It featured somebody who's very famous now who's done lots
Speaker 8: and lots of movies, which is I think one of
Speaker 8: his first films. Look it up, Bobby Deerfield.
Speaker 1: Bobby Deerfield. I will the movie f Won, the movie
Speaker 1: that's inspired by f one registered the movie. It's heavily
Speaker 1: promoted by i WC. I WC watches and they've got
Speaker 1: various versions that have been featured in the movie. The
Speaker 1: pilots watch, the pilots watch Chronograph, the big pilots watch
Speaker 1: Shock Absorber to Beyond Skeleton, which would be amazing. Plenty
Speaker 1: of money for that, I wouldn't think, and the pilot
Speaker 1: watcher performance Chronograph, perpetual calendar, digital date month, a lot
Speaker 1: of money for those wonderful pieces from IWC. How do
Speaker 1: I know that? I've just been sent an email from
Speaker 1: the good people that IWC.
Speaker 8: I wonder. So was it like product placement?
Speaker 1: It is, Yeah, it would be.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Imagine it would be product placement massively, I would have thought,
Speaker 1: and they'd be spending a lot of money because Apple's
Speaker 1: done the movie itself with Brad Pitt I've noticed.
Speaker 8: They've done that previously with things like breakfasts or something
Speaker 8: a manner of things that they placed delicately. In fact,
Speaker 8: it was one definitely done by Royal Dalton and that
Speaker 8: was something like a bulldog or something that was on
Speaker 8: a desk in one of the one of the James
Speaker 8: Bond movies, as I record, and it took off. It
Speaker 8: started selling phenomenally after the movie came out. People saw
Speaker 8: this thing and said, wow, I love it, I want
Speaker 8: to buy one. Yeah.
Speaker 1: It was the same thing with Aston Martin and Bond
Speaker 1: all those years ago. I mean they were so intrinsically
Speaker 1: linked forever. Aston and James Bond were one and the
Speaker 1: same early watch wearing was his role leg So I
Speaker 1: think in very early Bond movies years later, Lega said
Speaker 1: well we want to slice that pie. So they poured
Speaker 1: in and became very closely linked with Bond films.
Speaker 8: That's amazing how they ask what they call product placement
Speaker 8: and the people who who pay for it pay a
Speaker 8: a large amount of money. I know. That's definitely that
Speaker 8: Roald Dalton did with this, this one that was I'm
Speaker 8: pretty sure it was one that featured that English actress
Speaker 8: that very famous english woman who appeared in quite a
Speaker 8: few of those sort of films, And and it was
Speaker 8: on the desk and they've come into the place and
Speaker 8: they said, oh, look isn't it that looks beautiful? They
Speaker 8: may mention of it. Wow. That's was that of success.
Speaker 1: Huge And it was the actor you were thinking of,
Speaker 1: El Pacino.
Speaker 8: Yes, what there you go?
Speaker 1: The good doctor just said to text through El Pacino.
Speaker 1: Thank you, good doctor el Pacino. So what do you
Speaker 1: would that have been in that film that you mentioned?
Speaker 8: That would be oh, at least see I'll say thirty
Speaker 8: years ago.
Speaker 1: There you go, Justin and Frankston, what do you got
Speaker 1: for it? Hello?
Speaker 29: Hey, tiny Mac, how are you mate?
Speaker 1: What have you got?
Speaker 9: Okay?
Speaker 13: So I've got something very rare.
Speaker 29: I've got a nineteen eighty eight fifty cent coin from Australia.
Speaker 29: But on the reverse it's got what looks to be
Speaker 29: like a sailing ship and it's got Australia seventeen eighty
Speaker 29: eight to nineteen eighty eight, and it's actually got Australia
Speaker 29: as New Holland.
Speaker 1: There it is the nineteen eighty eight commemorative coin.
Speaker 30: Presumable they were a commemorative coin and it was one
Speaker 30: that was available. And look, they've done hundreds of fifty
Speaker 30: cent coins with all manner of things. On the reverse,
Speaker 30: it is from nineteen eighty eight rather than seventeen.
Speaker 8: Eighty eight, of course, wasn't it. Yeah, And it'll be
Speaker 8: just a coin from that year, justin it will. It
Speaker 8: won't be one of a kind they've done. In fact,
Speaker 8: the very first fifty coin we had was a round
Speaker 8: one circular one in nine sixty six. That's worth a
Speaker 8: bit of money, ten to fifteen dollars. But it sounds
Speaker 8: like it should be with a lot of money, but
Speaker 8: it's not. So there we are. There's the story.
Speaker 1: Good I knew. Thank you for that.
Speaker 8: Justin.
Speaker 1: It's interesting too. Just going back to the watches for
Speaker 1: a moment, Rick, is that some of those big Swiss
Speaker 1: watchmakers now will release a piece, but it will be
Speaker 1: a limited release, so they may only do fifty five
Speaker 1: or ninety pieces for worldwide, so they all become very
Speaker 1: collectible just because there are so few of them being
Speaker 1: released to the public.
Speaker 8: I don't like that. I've never liked it. And I'm
Speaker 8: not necessarily talking about watches. I'm talking about anything that
Speaker 8: they release just a handful of to to make up
Speaker 8: a vast amount of money, because that's exactly what happens.
Speaker 8: It is, and I'm not for it. I think not
Speaker 8: quite right. What do you do you feel about that?
Speaker 1: Look, I'm not a collector of that sort of those
Speaker 1: sort of price points obviously, but for those that are,
Speaker 1: that becomes important. So if we're all X for example,
Speaker 1: or IWC for the matter, doing a release, chances are
Speaker 1: it could be an extraordinary piece, particularly crafted to maybe
Speaker 1: even wrap around an event or in this case of film,
Speaker 1: and then people will want to get their hands on
Speaker 1: it very very quickly.
Speaker 8: How it travel is. The only people who end up
Speaker 8: with those things are rich people.
Speaker 1: Well, because they go into the market that those price points.
Speaker 1: I mean, there's not too many people around that are
Speaker 1: going to spend fifty sixty hundred or one hundred and
Speaker 1: fifty thousand or more sometimes for something that desirable. Yeah, yes,
Speaker 1: and you're right, And I just ask Russell Crosse.
Speaker 8: I've never quite I do understand limited editions, and I'd
Speaker 8: rather have, you know, I'd rather have fifty of something
Speaker 8: than twenty five thousand of something they still call limited
Speaker 8: editions if you don't mind a dumbline empire. So you know,
Speaker 8: really I get it that I kind of with something
Speaker 8: like that worldwide, it really becomes something that a little
Speaker 8: toy for rich people, isn't it ready?
Speaker 1: Nicholas Brunswick, So hello to Rick Milton. Good morning, Nico.
Speaker 20: Yeah, well, got in front of me.
Speaker 31: It's the Victoria Racing Club Coronation and Birthday meeting on Friday. Sorry,
Speaker 31: first day, Tuesday of second of June. Official program Might
Speaker 31: Steen fifty.
Speaker 8: Three, nineteen fifty three.
Speaker 31: Did you say, yeah, Elizabeth Coronation and Birthday Meeting.
Speaker 8: Okay, yeah, Look, the earlier race books do so rather well.
Speaker 8: In fact, I have somebody's a race book Collctor. In fact,
Speaker 8: when when we get to it, it's one thing I
Speaker 8: was goet I mentioned there's race books. So there are
Speaker 8: people who collect touch things, Nicholas, and you've just got
Speaker 8: the one, have you.
Speaker 21: Yeah, it's it's it's about the size of a.
Speaker 8: I know what I know. I know what they are.
Speaker 8: I'm a I'm a racing person, so I do know that.
Speaker 8: I do know it. And it's from nineteen fifty three.
Speaker 8: From it was to do with the coronation.
Speaker 31: Was it on the front of it, It's got the
Speaker 31: crown at the top it's got the Victoria Racing Club
Speaker 31: a crown underneath it. Elizabeth R. Yeah, that coronation and
Speaker 31: birthday meeting on Tuesday the second of June nineteen fifty three.
Speaker 8: That's a good eat. That's probably worth somewhere about around
Speaker 8: about three hundred. It's a rather as shame you've done
Speaker 8: some others, Nicolas, because all that I have to say
Speaker 8: that will be worth more than others from around about
Speaker 8: that time. But nonetheless, somebody, generally speaking, when somebody has
Speaker 8: one race book, they've got one hundred and one race books,
Speaker 8: but you just get the one. It's been passed the
Speaker 8: ice haven't been passed down through the family, has it?
Speaker 8: It has? Yeah?
Speaker 31: Just looking here at race four three Coronation Cup. Remember
Speaker 31: this horse Durham.
Speaker 1: Durham.
Speaker 31: Yeah, well so that's the top wide in race number
Speaker 31: four and that was at three twenty pm the Coronation Cup.
Speaker 31: So it's the full book and it's nearly mint condition.
Speaker 8: Yeah, well there you go. I've to giving you a price.
Speaker 8: I hope that's some help to you. Nicholas.
Speaker 1: Good on, Nicholas, thank you for being part of the program.
Speaker 1: We'll do this when we come back here. Plenty of
Speaker 1: time vehicles jump on board Rick Milne at his Antiques
Speaker 1: and collectibles one double three six nine three, Good morning,
Speaker 1: good I where have you are? Right across Australia. Nice
Speaker 1: to have yours joined the program. Lck Milne is on
Speaker 1: a little earlier than usual because I think we used
Speaker 1: to do it too. Now we do it at one
Speaker 1: o'clock right around Australia, if you'd like to be part
Speaker 1: of it. One double three six nine three d whine
Speaker 1: improves with age and the white liquid not so much Bruno,
Speaker 1: not quite true, but thank you for that contribution. Another
Speaker 1: one says, what was the joke that has brock Off
Speaker 1: as a punch line? I don't know. I wonder if
Speaker 1: anybody else knows, Rick, what was the joke that had
Speaker 1: brock Off as the punchline?
Speaker 8: I don't know that one, and it sounds like it
Speaker 8: might mightn't be the sort of thing we talk about.
Speaker 17: Radio be wrong about that.
Speaker 1: That's that's by the way.
Speaker 8: I should mention Toney, you've mean mentioned in dispatches. I
Speaker 8: would have to do a little gig with a little
Speaker 8: spot with Jackie Colgate and I did so. They rang
Speaker 8: and said, could you do a little story here? I said, yeah, sure,
Speaker 8: happy to do it, just for.
Speaker 1: Those for those around Australia.
Speaker 8: Jackie felt a good mention there.
Speaker 1: That's very kind, just for those around Australia. Jackie Felgate
Speaker 1: is the host of the Drive program on three a
Speaker 1: W here in Melbourne.
Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, I should have mentioned that. I'm sorry.
Speaker 1: That's fine and so so my name came up from
Speaker 1: jack and your good self.
Speaker 8: So I introduced me and I said, well, I do
Speaker 8: a program with Donny McManus and another spot with Simon
Speaker 8: and Andrew and yeah, you did get a mention in there.
Speaker 8: There we go, very.
Speaker 1: Kind, Maryland and Franks in the morning.
Speaker 32: Your money tiny goes money. If you're telling me I
Speaker 32: have a cut of rolltop desk, Is there any value
Speaker 32: in these anymore? With the bean brown furniture?
Speaker 33: I need to get rid of it.
Speaker 8: Yeah, look there is. And I'll tell you what I'd
Speaker 8: ask you to do. Maryland. I'll put you in touch
Speaker 8: with somebody if you call me. Rather than me giving
Speaker 8: out one hundred phone numbers, I'll just give out mine.
Speaker 8: And if you'd like to give us a call after
Speaker 8: well in the morning, so we'll see ten o'clock Eastern
Speaker 8: Australian Time, eight o'clock West Australian time, Maryland. If you'd
Speaker 8: like to, I'll give you my number and I can't
Speaker 8: put you touch. The number is zero four one eight
Speaker 8: mm hm three three nine h one zero three And
Speaker 8: this interest I remember my grandfather had one of those.
Speaker 8: I loved it, those roll top desks. How about that? Yep?
Speaker 8: So anyway if you do that.
Speaker 32: Yes, this was my grandfathers. It's timed to downsize.
Speaker 1: Wow, yeah, I blame itl What what age approximately do
Speaker 1: you think that might be? Marylyn?
Speaker 32: I would have to be over one hundred years old.
Speaker 32: My grandfather got it from the old town that I
Speaker 32: come from. It was the doctor's desk.
Speaker 8: Well how about that? Well my grandfather had one too,
Speaker 8: how about that? That's that's a good story. But yet
Speaker 8: be able to help Maryland for sure? Or if you
Speaker 8: give us a call and I've got you got the number?
Speaker 8: So after ten if you don't.
Speaker 1: Mind, Maryland's a great from What were they made? Do
Speaker 1: we know, Rickle? Did they have various level of timber
Speaker 1: to make.
Speaker 8: Those bell tell you an interesting story. Some of them
Speaker 8: had underneath made by Commonwealth hands, in other words, made
Speaker 8: by can we say white hands? That's what they were saying,
Speaker 8: because at the time they were also making them in
Speaker 8: Japan and so forth. But it was a bit of
Speaker 8: the racious side, but that's how it was in those days.
Speaker 8: And they did actually say it had well and say it.
Speaker 8: There was a little little sign on the bottom of
Speaker 8: the back that said made like common Wealth hands hands,
Speaker 8: you know, Commonwealth labor.
Speaker 1: Do you go, huey crazy? Really hueye in Gaula, good morning.
Speaker 17: Good morning?
Speaker 7: How are you?
Speaker 8: How can we help you?
Speaker 34: I rang before to talk about June lock up, but
Speaker 34: you still on my thunder, So now I'm talking about
Speaker 34: my antique.
Speaker 24: That I have.
Speaker 34: It's a metal I'm not sure what sort of metal
Speaker 34: for this teapot set. I think it may be made
Speaker 34: of pewter. I'm not sure. Yeah, but it was made
Speaker 34: in England by Elworthy and Sons.
Speaker 8: Is it quite ornate, yeah, very Yeah.
Speaker 23: It's got a.
Speaker 34: A lead on the teapot which.
Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, I know all about it. I hate to
Speaker 8: tell you this, yere wee, but they're almost unsellable. These
Speaker 8: those people don't never use them. When I bet you've
Speaker 8: never used it.
Speaker 34: Now, it's never been used.
Speaker 8: It's been in the family, nobody. It's a teapot that
Speaker 8: nobody ever uses. They're heavy and they're sort of just
Speaker 8: a heavy metal, really heavy metal. Very they're very ornate.
Speaker 8: But there's.
Speaker 34: Also a milk jag and a little sugar bowl as well.
Speaker 8: They're often they're often together. Look they're they're not quite
Speaker 8: so bad. The the look a lot about one hundred
Speaker 8: bucks of the lot. I have to tell you, they're not.
Speaker 8: They're just nobody ever uses them.
Speaker 34: They just they never it anyway because it's just been
Speaker 34: in the family for so long.
Speaker 8: Of course, it's always a way. But you know, if
Speaker 8: I have a teapot, frankly that teapot, I like to
Speaker 8: use it, you know, and I get it. I do
Speaker 8: understand why it stays in the family, and it'll stay.
Speaker 8: It should stay in the family, and it will be
Speaker 8: it'll be passed down through the generations and that'll sit
Speaker 8: there and and you you can't do much with fewter
Speaker 8: You can't clean it up. It doesn't it's not a
Speaker 8: little silmo one that doesn't work. It's a much heavier
Speaker 8: metal than that. But they are very, very often, very ornate.
Speaker 8: They look great, but they're just they're just people don't
Speaker 8: ever use them. Just one of those things.
Speaker 7: Paid for me.
Speaker 34: He bought it as a church fair, and in nineteen
Speaker 34: sixty five he paid hilling for.
Speaker 8: It, right, one shilling. Well, by the way we might explain,
Speaker 8: one shilling is kind of the equivalent of ten cents,
Speaker 8: but of course it's worth a lot more. It was
Speaker 8: worth a lot more then than ten cents is now. Probably.
Speaker 8: In other words, he's probably paid the equivalent of about
Speaker 8: five dollars.
Speaker 1: Look about what it amounts to the day I got
Speaker 1: to hue, thank you. I got to tell you though
Speaker 1: rick a kappa made in a really good pot is
Speaker 1: still a wonderful thing to be able to do.
Speaker 8: Only way to go we use, we use. We're teapop
Speaker 8: people where we drink great tyes. It happens, and we've
Speaker 8: got a robot tea button, it's got an infusier and
Speaker 8: we put two to two spoonfuls in and sort of
Speaker 8: half a one and it's just the best you've got it,
Speaker 8: and it's got to be loose to you kind of sorry,
Speaker 8: sorry folks, but don't They just don't cut it the
Speaker 8: same way.
Speaker 1: So for years I'd pined over the romance associated with
Speaker 1: land Hue Tea for nothing else had cut off all
Speaker 1: those bloody lgs and then taken good shop to pick
Speaker 1: up anyway you used to have to.
Speaker 8: You take about one hundred hundred ends off them and
Speaker 8: you end up with you end up with something like
Speaker 8: a tea towel that's worth the greatest in history. You
Speaker 8: didn't win a my s eighties.
Speaker 1: So memory is there was a little shop down the
Speaker 1: back of little Berkshire, somewhere really remote. You go in here,
Speaker 1: you've got my tea bags. Here, here's the thing. Ah right,
Speaker 1: I've got a little bowl, Thank you, and off you go.
Speaker 1: And man was really happy with it.
Speaker 8: It cost you more money to get into town and nothing's.
Speaker 1: Work on the train. But the so I lashed out
Speaker 1: and thought, well, I'll just reinvent the idea with some
Speaker 1: land sheu tea. I can't tell you how disappointing it.
Speaker 8: Was, that's true. I know somebody collected I think two
Speaker 8: hundred and ended up with a crappy old two towel.
Speaker 1: These we did by promotions. In my hot little hand.
Speaker 1: I got a wonderful photo. This is of the North
Speaker 1: Melbourne Football Club. It's a membership card.
Speaker 8: All the love this I have I've put this in
Speaker 8: on be well as a little tribute to my wife
Speaker 8: who's a kanga, has been forever and she had a
Speaker 8: big smile on her face on the weekend. So good
Speaker 8: luck to her and good luck to the cangas. It's
Speaker 8: a lovely little card. Just by the way, it's an
Speaker 8: old membership card from nineteen thirty three and they only
Speaker 8: joined into the it was then the VFL only joined
Speaker 8: in nineteen twenty five, so they didn't have a huge
Speaker 8: didn't have a huge supporter base, and they weren't very successful.
Speaker 8: The teams that came in battled for years and years
Speaker 8: and years. There was Hawthorne, North Melbourne and Footscray. They
Speaker 8: just didn't you know, for years, they were just the
Speaker 8: chopping blocks. They were the last three teams for a
Speaker 8: very long time. So as a result, because it's a
Speaker 8: rare one, it's worth about three hundred dollars, and I
Speaker 8: would imagine there's probably only who were those days. They
Speaker 8: would have had maybe two or three hundred members, that's all.
Speaker 8: And of course the big teams, the teams that were
Speaker 8: successful had been there forever. They just made mincemeat of
Speaker 8: these sort of teams and as a result there was
Speaker 8: only a very modest number of these around the place.
Speaker 8: It's a very attractive little card.
Speaker 1: Well, the revenue around membership these days is so important
Speaker 1: to measure every one of our AFL clubs. But presumably
Speaker 1: in the early thirties that would not necessarily have been
Speaker 1: the case.
Speaker 8: It was only handful, a handful of members yep, get
Speaker 8: a handful.
Speaker 35: Yep.
Speaker 8: Really, and it's changed so dramatically, and now it's just
Speaker 8: phenomenon yep, many many ways.
Speaker 1: Lots of text coming, we'll get to them in just
Speaker 1: a moment, including two hundred and forty seven thousand as
Speaker 1: saying Rick starts the program in wa eleven o'clock perth time.
Speaker 1: Thank you for all those people. I think I said
Speaker 1: ten thirty for some reason anyway, from eleven o'clock for Rick,
Speaker 1: which is one o'clock and another one in particular says
Speaker 1: Rick is now one. Any reason for that, well, only
Speaker 1: because Rick has other commitments at this time of the morning,
Speaker 1: and so we've moved Rick to one so we can
Speaker 1: have an early night. And God only knows he needs
Speaker 1: our beauty.
Speaker 8: Sleep doesn't work, but it doesn't work. It hasn't worked
Speaker 8: on all of them right down.
Speaker 1: He really needs it. We'll do this plenty of time.
Speaker 1: Jump on board, Come and join us one double three six' nine.
Speaker 1: Three you must have something tucked away in there about
Speaker 1: which we will love some. Information you can join us
Speaker 1: the other side of. This just looking at some of
Speaker 1: those great, players the one that stands out for me
Speaker 1: From North melbourne At Rick, Milne Glen.
Speaker 8: Archer number. Eleven what a. Player AND i know that
Speaker 8: no see was some. Player CAN i tell, you very very,
Speaker 8: quickly a very funny story About North norman many years.
Speaker 8: Ago the best player for the team won a ten
Speaker 8: of biscuits and he was, asked once he'd finished the
Speaker 8: tin of, biscuits could he bring the tin back so
Speaker 8: they could get their?
Speaker 1: Deposit there it, is get the tin back for the,
Speaker 1: deposit isn't?
Speaker 36: It true?
Speaker 8: Story true story of the fellow's name was Lez foot
Speaker 8: and he was quite a superstar and he had to
Speaker 8: hate the biscuits and return it because they could get
Speaker 8: their money back on the runny back on the. Tin great.
Speaker 1: Story now tell me about this tiny little. Camera it.
Speaker 8: Is it is strictly. Tiny if you put your thumb
Speaker 8: out it would be no, bigger no, bigger tiny tiny.
Speaker 8: Camera AND i think it's worth and we're getting couple hundred,
Speaker 8: dollars one hundred tow hundred. Dollars it's a really tiny
Speaker 8: and it's a it's a real, camera believe it or,
Speaker 8: not a real. Camera and the next one is even.
Speaker 8: Better how old.
Speaker 1: Would that be? THAT i, mean that looks amazing branded corn?
Speaker 8: It, YEAH i would say, Probably i'll say, thirties, thirties.
Speaker 8: Forties really, yea, amazing isn't?
Speaker 1: It't just a gorgeous piece tiny in new.
Speaker 8: Order you would have know he'd get the film into.
Speaker 8: It it wouldn't be my big lumpy. Hands they were
Speaker 8: no good trying to put the film in that little tiny.
Speaker 8: Thing and it's really no bigger than your, thumb no
Speaker 8: bigger than your.
Speaker 1: Thumb it's, amazing no bigger than my. Thumb.
Speaker 8: Yep and the next one is. Great it's a Cracker
Speaker 8: Jack harmonica's honeycombs of harmony and this little character AND
Speaker 8: i reckon he's our little.
Speaker 1: Beauty any gorgeous.
Speaker 8: Looking and by the, way that's not a huge. Sign
Speaker 8: that's that would be if you put your two hands
Speaker 8: together side by. Side that's about its, size which is.
Speaker 8: GREAT i mean the. Smaller it's a funny thing to.
Speaker 8: Say the smaller sign is the more valuable it, is
Speaker 8: because it's so much easier to place than if you've
Speaker 8: got some gigantic thing that's that fills up half the
Speaker 8: house that's going to be worth a lot lot less
Speaker 8: because it's it's, harder harder to show this One i've.
Speaker 8: SEEN i sought an antic center for fifteen hundred, dollars
Speaker 8: AND i actually do have that. One as it, HAPPENED
Speaker 8: i didn't pay that, ALL i can tell, you But
Speaker 8: i've heard it for, years and hesn't he? Is AND
Speaker 8: i think it's just a LITTLE i think it's a
Speaker 8: little sort of a sailor or the biggest smile on his?
Speaker 8: Face hasn't he just a happy little?
Speaker 1: Gus look at that mouthful of. Teeth look at?
Speaker 8: Him yeah a few, teeth haven't? We, yep?
Speaker 1: Yep you those little toys that we would GET i
Speaker 1: think literally in A wheaties, Box yes we, did where
Speaker 1: some people actually get their license from a Bloody wheaties.
Speaker 1: Box Drive, accordingly, HOWEVER i. DIGRESS i take the, point
Speaker 1: but remember, THAT i, mean as a, kid we would
Speaker 1: live for those little toys that would be wrapped in
Speaker 1: in some sort of foil or plastic or whatever it,
Speaker 1: was and you'd have to build it and put it
Speaker 1: together in a little.
Speaker 8: County let me tell you that there are two coffee
Speaker 8: table size books on the subject of those little plastic,
Speaker 8: toys and some of them if you've got some color
Speaker 8: variations of certain crater critters or what they did, tullibirds
Speaker 8: in other, words like a bird with a, saw et.
Speaker 8: Cetera if you've got a certain color one of the,
Speaker 8: variations they can be worth many hundreds of absolutely coffee
Speaker 8: table size, books huge books on those serial. Toys they
Speaker 8: were so.
Speaker 1: Good have you AND i talked about that matchbox? Cars,
Speaker 1: no we have. Not are they still desirable in any? Way?
Speaker 8: Yes they are only the ones that were made in THE.
Speaker 8: Uk you, know it's an amazing. Thing how companies why
Speaker 8: do they do? It they, think, OH i know what
Speaker 8: we can. Do we can make them in The philippines
Speaker 8: or somewhere else for a lot less. Money and as
Speaker 8: soon as they've done, that they've destroyed their. Brand and
Speaker 8: as a, result the ones from later years and where
Speaker 8: you can actually see the toys through a sort of
Speaker 8: a perspecus cover on the, front they can actually see the.
Speaker 8: Toy the early ones you couldn't see them because they
Speaker 8: were like matchboxes either. End they had a little, black
Speaker 8: little brown striker like a. Matchbox that's why they call
Speaker 8: them match and they are beautiful and the ones that
Speaker 8: were made In, england they made them beautifully and they
Speaker 8: were just something. Special and if you've got those, today
Speaker 8: especially if they're, box they sell for a very big,
Speaker 8: price very very very very big prices in some. Cases
Speaker 8: but the ones that they made os see you.
Speaker 1: Later one of the things we spoke about briefly on
Speaker 1: the program yesterday towards the end of the program yesterday
Speaker 1: was the lane way culture around the great, cities particularly In,
Speaker 1: melbourne but certainly there would have been similar laneway culture
Speaker 1: In adelaide And. Perth and how important that lane way
Speaker 1: culture was those stones and the way that laneway and
Speaker 1: what was delivered and what sports would have been played
Speaker 1: in those laneways behind, homes particularly around inner City, adelaide
Speaker 1: in the City, melbourne inner City.
Speaker 8: Perth, yeah cricket in, Particular, yeah. Cricket they were the
Speaker 8: thing for the laneways and the, kids you, know and
Speaker 8: you'll often see it especially in kind of the inner
Speaker 8: suburbs where there wasn't two was no parks or anything like.
Speaker 8: That so they played down the lanes and it was
Speaker 8: it and a bit of footy as, well and that was,
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Speaker 8: KIDS i.
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Speaker 8: a nice clean. Person we've we've lost all of. That
Speaker 8: we've lost getting out and getting having a bit of
Speaker 8: dirt under your fingernails and having a bit of. Fun
Speaker 8: that's all.
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Speaker 1: and we're sitting there and watching the other tables around,
Speaker 1: us of the other eight, tables with six or eight
Speaker 1: tables around, us a couple's, there all just sitting, there not,
Speaker 1: talking watching their.
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Speaker 8: Were we were talking about it this. Morning we went
Speaker 8: to a little, place a little local and the three
Speaker 8: tables around, us we're not. Talking they were just looking
Speaker 8: in their, phone both of, them like two people together
Speaker 8: in the just in the on their. Phones not even
Speaker 8: talking to each.
Speaker 1: Other Rick, mill they tell you the. Collectibles What's rick looking?
Speaker 1: For we'll find out straight after, This. Danny we've got
Speaker 1: about thirty seconds For Rick. Mill and what do you
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Speaker 10: Yep varney as a terminator wearing the glasses and what
Speaker 10: how long?
Speaker 8: Ago?
Speaker 10: What that movie came out in the eighty Eight, okay.
Speaker 8: In which case it's going to be worth them are
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Speaker 1: Were if you're looking For rick, here you can do.
Speaker 1: That zero four one eight a double three night after
Speaker 1: ten o'clock this, morning zero four one a double three
Speaker 1: nine one zero. Three we've run out of, time recomes so,
Speaker 1: sorry we have we.
Speaker 8: Have we'll do our what on to next? Week our
Speaker 8: things look aboard next week people.
Speaker 1: Will do, that OR i may have a great week
Speaker 1: and we'll talk to you next. Week zero four ONE
Speaker 1: a double three nine one zero. Three It's Rick milne after.
Speaker 5: Ten now this Is Australia urbanized With tony McManus.
Speaker 1: Coming up very shortly discussion as to whether or NOT
Speaker 1: i may ever return to the program known As Australia.
Speaker 1: Overnight you're, Smiling Riley. JAY i think you need to
Speaker 1: take this a little more. Seriously you, know anything can
Speaker 1: happen in the next twenty four and depending how it
Speaker 1: unfolds Tomorrow, thursday will determine WHETHER i never be able
Speaker 1: to sit in this chair ever.
Speaker 2: Again, LOOK i salute you for the act that you're
Speaker 2: going to. Perform well well four. HOURS i don't know
Speaker 2: IF i can. Survive IF i survive, this it'll be.
Speaker 2: Fine in all likelihood may not, survive and so.
Speaker 1: This could well be the final program THAT i get
Speaker 1: to host here Across australia and share that with you
Speaker 1: at the frontay, end you'll be, okay take a deep.
Speaker 1: Breath you could, Jump you could jump in the other
Speaker 1: side and come into this side of the glass and
Speaker 1: maybe you could do this very very, well maybe a
Speaker 1: little too, well stop at. YOU i think you could
Speaker 1: think you'd get away with. It i'll explain all that very.
Speaker 1: Shortly one double three sixty nine. Three let's take a
Speaker 1: couple of, Calls. Pete what's? Happening? Pete you're a little
Speaker 1: early for your little, segment which is usually on A
Speaker 1: thursday or A.
Speaker 21: Friday, Tony i've got massive phone.
Speaker 16: Issues my phone was invaded by virus bugs AND i
Speaker 16: had to switch providers and now with photo, phone AND
Speaker 16: i can't download any apps UNTIL i unlock the previous.
Speaker 1: Contract, really how did that, Happen?
Speaker 35: Pete, well On sunday after the pole statting game At
Speaker 35: Brighton Road, exchange happened to my phone AND i lost
Speaker 35: all my.
Speaker 1: Apps you might have been shaking your boom boom speech
Speaker 1: and deleted them.
Speaker 9: All, tony it's round eleven On, saturday the twenty Eighth,
Speaker 9: june and It's christian people out. There, No sunday the
Speaker 9: twenty ninth is The Holy Saints State. War, yes it
Speaker 9: is me madly and all fat Lad saturday.
Speaker 7: Morning very.
Speaker 1: Good now are you on the new phone as we? Speak?
Speaker 17: Yeah why is it too?
Speaker 8: Clear?
Speaker 1: No it's, lovely except that there's parts of. It you
Speaker 1: sound like you might be down the back of the.
Speaker 9: Hall, No i'm in my living.
Speaker 1: Room, NO i all it sounds it sounds like you
Speaker 1: are you on hands? Free, yes there it. Is it's
Speaker 1: the old hands free.
Speaker 14: Thing.
Speaker 1: See see IF i was on hands, FREE i would
Speaker 1: sound like. This IF i was talking over, here it
Speaker 1: would just sound a bit. Weird does its sound a bit?
Speaker 9: Weird? Yeah well Look i'm on. Speaker drummer to go off.
Speaker 1: Speaker, no, Pet you'll find just the way you. ARE
Speaker 1: i love you just the way you.
Speaker 20: Are thank.
Speaker 9: You now we'll start round. Eleven We stirred on top ten,
Speaker 9: wins zero, Losses, Adelaide croose And Glenog glog second on.
Speaker 9: Percentage adlais for the game in hand a, third followed
Speaker 9: By Central district and The, eagles But nord mounting a.
Speaker 9: Challenge now we'll get to. That thuits game is a
Speaker 9: prospect over the home of The Mighty Roosters northlade versus
Speaker 9: The Adelaide. Crows Now adelaide having played for A fortnite
Speaker 9: when they Smashed centrals At. Elizabeth i'm Kipping, adelaide BUT
Speaker 9: i shouldn't say. This i'm Hoping north win because that's. Infrasture.
Speaker 9: Now the second game is your game on THE Tv.
Speaker 1: Nord and what a match that should be At cooper's.
Speaker 9: As last is the final here In. Adelaide nord lost
Speaker 9: Because liam has been vooted seven. Golds liam was held
Speaker 9: by the magnificent defense On sunday at. Home nord are
Speaker 9: always hard to beat and they just got to keep on.
Speaker 9: Winning i'm going to the. Upset i'm Going.
Speaker 1: Norward oh good, boy what About they'll be?
Speaker 8: Fine.
Speaker 9: Yeah the game that's probably the least interest In Central
Speaker 9: district Versus West. Adelaide The blood's at ex convenience O.
Speaker 9: Elizabeth central's a loss that passed You. West he's almost
Speaker 9: got over the line last. Week i'm Going, centrals But
Speaker 9: i've got a very soft spot living in The West
Speaker 9: adelaide area. Now and then at Nor lounger which Is Maggann,
Speaker 9: Stadium South adelaide in bottom position With West adelaid's Player
Speaker 9: mighty Put Adelaide magpies the traditional black and white And
Speaker 9: i'm going To port Because south can only put one quarters. Together.
Speaker 9: Now my game was Into sturt Versus Woodball West lawrance
Speaker 9: At Thomas farms Over. Onley now last year the corresponding
Speaker 9: game only we're now once Captain James battis to be
Speaker 9: paid his two hundred over the line that is sturge
Speaker 9: last ninety round. Loss they then one thirty in in a.
Speaker 9: Row we're out in the, finals and this year they.
Speaker 23: Won in and.
Speaker 9: Row we're going for twenty fourth win in a. Row
Speaker 9: i've got to tips to where an able must keep.
Speaker 9: Women So i'm going stirred And i'm. Punky i'm, right
Speaker 9: and good luck to all the. Teams good luck to
Speaker 9: ther football, clubs And i'm That, no thanks for your.
Speaker 20: Time good on your.
Speaker 1: Pete we will talk next, week if not, Before. Peter
Speaker 1: and that's assuming That i'm back here next. Week.
Speaker 8: Peter, YEAH i think you will.
Speaker 18: Be.
Speaker 8: Tony, well you have to be.
Speaker 1: Decided good on your. Pete thank. You we will do.
Speaker 1: This come. Back are you still Smiling Riley, jay which
Speaker 1: FRANKLY i find a bit. Disturbing, no it is. Disturbing
Speaker 1: you'll be. Back it'll be. Okay, well thanks. Yourself you're
Speaker 1: a little more confident THAN i. Am i'm getting more
Speaker 1: and more. ANXIOUS i THINK i may need to upgrade
Speaker 1: some level of. Medication is it too late between now
Speaker 1: and Tomorrow thursday to get onto SOME indis type. PLAN
Speaker 1: i thought you were going to say, insurance well insurance as,
Speaker 1: well maybe so insurance and AN ndis plan where you
Speaker 1: can have some kind of did you hear they were
Speaker 1: talking The bricky program here on THREE ow yesterday about
Speaker 1: young young, men young boys that are on THESE adhd,
Speaker 1: medications so, many so. MANY i don't want to make
Speaker 1: light of, that but just the numbers were real. Surprise,
Speaker 1: ANYWAY i digress. Details, Hello, gabe game just walked past
Speaker 1: games in Our Australia evernight newsroom as you, know Morning,
Speaker 1: gabe if you'd like to be part of, it one
Speaker 1: double three six nine three are your calls to the
Speaker 1: other side of this For Australia Overnight. MORNING i just
Speaker 1: want to share a bit of a story with you
Speaker 1: because some weeks AGO i had an invitation to participate
Speaker 1: in events called Fire operations one oh one fire operations
Speaker 1: fire ops if you like one, one and without really
Speaker 1: giving you too much, CONSIDERATION i, said, oh, yeah that'll
Speaker 1: be a really good. Idea it scheduled for, tomorrow that
Speaker 1: is A, thursday And i'm really looking forward to doing,
Speaker 1: it SO i won't be Here thursday morning And friday.
Speaker 1: Morning friday, MORNING.
Speaker 8: I think for.
Speaker 1: Recovery point of that. IS i read an email that
Speaker 1: was sent to me By kat who, said and this
Speaker 1: Is i'm paraphrasing a little Bit Tony, mack looking forward
Speaker 1: to having you there On. Thursday please bring a change
Speaker 1: of underwear for after you after your. Shower by the
Speaker 1: end of the day you will be, hot sweaty and
Speaker 1: smell of, smoke something we're all looking forward. To Cat,
Speaker 1: dnell good, Morning.
Speaker 9: Good, Morning.
Speaker 34: Tony.
Speaker 1: KAT i should point out that you're the acting station
Speaker 1: Officer Fire ups one oh one Coordinator Fire Rescue victoria
Speaker 1: and what a joy it is to have you on
Speaker 1: the program right Across australia this.
Speaker 14: Morning that's, Great thanks for having me. ON i really
Speaker 14: appreciate that you're coming to do the. PROGRAM i think
Speaker 14: you're going to have a lot of.
Speaker 1: Fun, well let me be the judge that we'll talk,
Speaker 1: AGAIN i, guess But i've got to SAY i am
Speaker 1: looking forward to it. Now it started out your mutual
Speaker 1: friend ambassador of what you do is our very Own David.
Speaker 1: Man about two months, Ago david and a dear friend of, His,
Speaker 1: sharon who's already done this. Program who also, happens by the,
Speaker 1: way to be A virgin, Captain virgin el captain As
Speaker 1: sharon And sharon, Said, oh if you get the invitation
Speaker 1: to do, this you must do. It it's a life changing.
Speaker 1: Experience is that an accurate? OBSERVATION i think it.
Speaker 14: Is, Yeah sharon had a. Ball you've also Had Jared
Speaker 14: quigley come and do it one of three W.
Speaker 7: Elliott.
Speaker 14: Yeah so you'll be joining the likes Of Adam, Goods
Speaker 14: roonder Birch, More Georgie, Crazier steve And Michelle. Paine they've
Speaker 14: all participated in the. Program so it's designed for members Of,
Speaker 14: parliament senior government, official corporate executive, leaders entertaining, entertainers, media
Speaker 14: sporting identities and just Prominent victorians And australians even, so you,
Speaker 14: know the reason we have it is just to kind
Speaker 14: of educate key people in the community about the role
Speaker 14: That Fire Rescue victoria plays in the, community keeping, people,
Speaker 14: infrastructure properties and environment saith. In the program just aims
Speaker 14: to enhance understanding of What Fire Rescue victoria. Does so
Speaker 14: whether that's you know the staff in that we need, training,
Speaker 14: equipment things about response times as well as you, know
Speaker 14: getting to understand the physical strength and the mental resilience
Speaker 14: that firefighters. Possess so, yeah you'll go Through you'll be
Speaker 14: put through a series of, drills challenging drills that give
Speaker 14: you a bit of a.
Speaker 1: Taste of what we, DO a slight, TASTE i would.
Speaker 1: Hope AS i, Said i'm really looking forward to. It
Speaker 1: how grueling would you expect it to? Be is that
Speaker 1: the right? Word? Grueling you're going to be, Grueled, Macmatuson
Speaker 1: suck it up and enjoy.
Speaker 10: It we'll put you through your.
Speaker 14: Paces you'll be wearing full fire fighting, gear turn out
Speaker 14: turn out gear and breathing, apparatus so you get to
Speaker 14: really get in, there you, know pick up all the
Speaker 14: tools and squirt water. Around you'll get to see how
Speaker 14: physical the job.
Speaker 1: IS i guess it a, Sense. Captain presumably you went
Speaker 1: through this as a youngster. Too it's a bit of
Speaker 1: a it's a bit of a. Dream really is a
Speaker 1: child you think what would it be like to climb
Speaker 1: up that ladder and spray that hose at a scorching hot.
Speaker 14: Fire it's a great it is a great. Job highly recommend.
Speaker 1: It did you have that did you have that feeling
Speaker 1: when you were, little.
Speaker 10: Not so much WHEN i was.
Speaker 14: Little it wasn't something THAT i, thought you, KNOW i
Speaker 14: knew from a young age THAT i wanted to. DO
Speaker 14: i sort of fell into. IT i suppose it wasn't
Speaker 14: really on my radar being a. Female there's not a
Speaker 14: lot of women in the. Job we've got about five
Speaker 14: percent operational. Women and it wasn't until a friend of
Speaker 14: mine who was a, firefighter said to, me you, know
Speaker 14: they want women to, join why don't you have a
Speaker 14: go at, it LIKE i think you'd really enjoy. It
Speaker 14: so that was how it came about for me and
Speaker 14: a bit of a career change in my early. Thirties,
Speaker 14: yeah but it's we're certainly always encouraging people from different
Speaker 14: backgrounds and to. Apply and you, know if you're thinking
Speaker 14: that it's something that you might be interested, in you,
Speaker 14: know jump on THE fiv WEBSITE fiv dot gov dot
Speaker 14: au and have a look and see if it's you,
Speaker 14: know something that you might want to participate in as a.
Speaker 1: Career what are the challenges when you make it a? Career,
Speaker 1: presumably like a lot of us working and you know
Speaker 1: more about this than most cat it is about shift.
Speaker 14: Work, yeah certainly the shift, work so we work two
Speaker 14: ten hour days and then to fourteen hour nights and
Speaker 14: then you come on to three days. Off so, yeah
Speaker 14: there's definitely shift. WORK i, think you, know the thing
Speaker 14: THAT i love about it the most is that working
Speaker 14: in a, group like you're on station with the same
Speaker 14: people you, know and you're basically living on. Station you
Speaker 14: stay there. Overnight so just having that sort of team,
Speaker 14: environment being able to serve the community and help people
Speaker 14: out in you, know quite often it's the worst day
Speaker 14: of their. Life really you might be attending a really
Speaker 14: serious car. Accident you. Know we also do emergency medical.
Speaker 14: Response that's a big part of What Fire Rescue victoria
Speaker 14: do that a lot of people don't. Know we've had
Speaker 14: over a thousand lives saved from our early, access like early,
Speaker 14: intervention early access to, patients being able to administer, oxygen DO,
Speaker 14: cpr and have access to a. Defibrillator so that's something
Speaker 14: that people probably don't. Know they all sort of everyone
Speaker 14: sort of thinks we just turn up in a red
Speaker 14: chuck and squirt water onto a. Fire BUT i think
Speaker 14: there's a lot more to the job than people, understand
Speaker 14: and that's part of you, know people like self doing
Speaker 14: the fire. Ups one one program is really to get
Speaker 14: that understanding of the sort of time critical and highly
Speaker 14: technical and skilled work THAT Frv Fire Rescue victoria firefighters.
Speaker 1: Do one of the things in scouts many years, ago
Speaker 1: they would take us on a couple of, occasions is
Speaker 1: my recollection to the local fire, station so you can
Speaker 1: have in those days was all. Boys it's stiff changed
Speaker 1: now these, days of, Course but you say all these
Speaker 1: bunch of boys might have been twenty four to twenty
Speaker 1: five is of the, time all of us the only
Speaker 1: thing we ever really wanted to do was slide down the.
Speaker 14: Firepoles, well there's only one of those left In Operation.
Speaker 7: Hill.
Speaker 13: Yeah WELL i think that's where we were.
Speaker 1: Taken we were taken to The Eastern hill.
Speaker 14: Station, yeah, yeah that's the only one that's. Left you,
Speaker 14: know most modern fire stations now are just a single,
Speaker 14: level so takes out those the provensity to maybe do
Speaker 14: an ankle or something like, that do, anicket to do
Speaker 14: an ankle before you even get on the fire.
Speaker 1: Truck you just assumed that these people were really highly.
Speaker 14: One that's. Left you, know most modern fire stations now
Speaker 14: are just a single, level so takes out those the
Speaker 14: provinsity to maybe do an ankle or something like.
Speaker 8: That do an?
Speaker 14: Hickel want to do an ankle before you even get
Speaker 14: on the fire?
Speaker 1: Truck nobody ever thought of. That now you just assume
Speaker 1: that these people were really highly. Skilled they knew when
Speaker 1: to hit the, pole when to slide down land. Effectively that's.
Speaker 14: Fantastic, yeah, yeah So Eastern hills the last.
Speaker 1: One, oh they just now been sort of disappointed for
Speaker 1: those sort of, things those great. Traditions you just talk
Speaker 1: about young people who may be looking, for you, know
Speaker 1: a career or. Two i'm sure there be people listening
Speaker 1: right now that have children and. Grandchildren is it a great?
Speaker 1: Career how important are those relationships that you form when
Speaker 1: you're doing that sort of. WORK i can only imagine
Speaker 1: going to a you go to a triple fatality as an,
Speaker 1: officer police, officer or a fire you, know a fire. First,
Speaker 1: yeah that's the. One thank you. FIREFIGHTER i mean it's pretty, confronting,
Speaker 1: cat it, Is.
Speaker 10: Yeah it is.
Speaker 14: CONFRONTING i, mean we're very. Lucky we've got amazing psychological
Speaker 14: support within the, brigade whether that's peer to peer or
Speaker 14: in house, psychologists so we can access external psychologists so
Speaker 14: there is that ability to debrief and that sort of.
Speaker 14: Thing but, yeah, look it's a fantastic. Career we've got
Speaker 14: really great conditions that we work. Under we've got you,
Speaker 14: know it is a dangerous, job but it's done as
Speaker 14: safely as. Possible we have great, training we have really
Speaker 14: amazing safe systems of work that we keep us as
Speaker 14: safe as. Possible So.
Speaker 1: I'll let you go BECAUSE i know you want to
Speaker 1: get a bit of a rest before we get into
Speaker 1: this first thing on A thursday. Morning i'm really looking
Speaker 1: forward to. It i'm sure the other people that will
Speaker 1: be doing with me as, well they're probably hopefully sound,
Speaker 1: asleep but looking forward to it as. Well and we
Speaker 1: will report back in the next week or so as
Speaker 1: to how it all. Unfolds that's Assuming i'm fit enough
Speaker 1: to be returning here at next.
Speaker 14: Week you'll have a great you'll have a great, time
Speaker 14: and you know you'll be able to talk about the
Speaker 14: different drills you, did.
Speaker 10: So we'll go into that next.
Speaker 1: Time nice to, Talk, cat and look forward to seeing On, thursday.
Speaker 14: And you look forward to seeing Your.
Speaker 1: Thursday Cat, Denell Acting Station, Officer FIRE ops one oh
Speaker 1: One Coordinator Fire Rescue victoria.
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Speaker 1: Burned Catherine danelle cats just known as a. Cat so
Speaker 1: looking go to. That so this AS i say that
Speaker 1: may in fact be the last. BROADCAST a couple of.
Speaker 1: Things we had lots of cools the yesterday from all
Speaker 1: sorts of issues regards to the first. Car there's another
Speaker 1: one this, morning AND i thought i'd throw it out
Speaker 1: there for a discussion AT i test drove this yesterday
Speaker 1: and got a really interesting. Response and the question is
Speaker 1: one double three six', Nine three So the tony mac,
Speaker 1: Pertinent question how did you meet your? Best friend think
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Speaker 1: one at some point in. Your life how did you
Speaker 1: meet your? Best friend one double three six. Nine three
Speaker 1: and the, other one which was also a bit of
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Speaker 1: first thing you remember buying with your? Own money first
Speaker 1: thing you remember buying with your? Own, money honey one
Speaker 1: double three six. Nine three and how did you meet your?
Speaker 1: Best friend one double three six. Nine three we'll take
Speaker 1: some calls the. Other side anything you'd like to raise
Speaker 1: on the Program For. AUSTRALIA overnight a couple. Of things
Speaker 1: one double three six.' nine three how did you meet?
Speaker 1: Your best friend how did you meet? Your best friend
Speaker 1: and what was the first thing you remember buying with?
Speaker 1: Your own money now everybody would have, AN exciting story
Speaker 1: i would, hope about that or. Not necessarily exciting just
Speaker 1: what was the? Experience, FOR you jay i thinking the
Speaker 1: FIRST thing that i had just thought it. Was so
Speaker 1: special it. Was my money it, was FIVE cents and
Speaker 1: i WENT down and I bought a. Western's wagon, Wheel
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Speaker 1: paper round so it was now it was. Just post
Speaker 1: war it was just. After the war and and the
Speaker 1: whole fee for the paper round was one. Dollar and
Speaker 1: five it was one. Dollar and five banked the dollar
Speaker 1: and spent, the five cents so that, was you know. It's,
Speaker 1: pretty cool yeah.
Speaker 39: Well back then you COULD have bought i think we
Speaker 39: were just seeing a message about half an.
Speaker 1: Hour or so it was.
Speaker 39: WORTH one dollar i think the, football Field.
Speaker 1: YEP out west i know exactly could have bought football. For,
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Speaker 1: was the first thing YOU remember, by i mean that's
Speaker 1: almost worth while getting out of bed for one double three.
Speaker 1: Six nine three we're going to calls In just to
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Speaker 1: twice as likely to have your return FLAGGED. By the ato,
Speaker 1: there you go just a couple, of little tips a couplements.
Speaker 1: Of media stable thank, You For. That tony MACK first
Speaker 1: thing i remember buying my own money was going to
Speaker 1: brushes And Buying the rolling stones single, start me up
Speaker 1: which Would have been i'm Thinking Early eighties Ronnie, Lee And,
Speaker 1: Morning good Morning.
Speaker 33: TONY and jay i, WAS just calculating i have five best.
Speaker 1: Friends, five five wow you're the Luckiest. Person in australia they're.
Speaker 33: My girls and they're. All over forty one's, forty nine
Speaker 33: years one's, forty five years the other one's forty one
Speaker 33: you want to be forty something and. The other liney
Speaker 33: so the.
Speaker 11: Great, relationships wonderful yeah THEY'RE the girls i meet Up
Speaker 11: with IN sydney when i.
Speaker 33: Go up there they're, my, fillow mermaids.
Speaker 1: MERMAIDS your mermaids. I love that so how Did you
Speaker 1: meet how did? You meet, one in particular how did, You, meet.
Speaker 33: WELL sharon who i classified. MY best friend i. Showed
Speaker 33: her around she was, a NEW student and i showed.
Speaker 33: Her around school we're being, friends ever since and it.
Speaker 1: Was, that, SIMPLE yeah yeah.
Speaker 33: I love it and the forty nine year old a forty.
Speaker 33: Nine year FRIENDSHIP her and i Used to imitate abba
Speaker 33: at recess and lunchtime and had the whole. School watching
Speaker 33: us and we were the playground, judy teachers dream weren't
Speaker 33: we because they didn't have to look. After the kids we,
Speaker 33: were all there all.
Speaker 1: In, one, spot yeah yeah of Course that was, That
Speaker 1: was handy.
Speaker 33: Yeah it was it was good. Fun, doing it.
Speaker 9: Memorable.
Speaker 33: That's for, sure and yeah the OTHER ones when i
Speaker 33: took to in excess when, SHE was fourteen. I was eighteen.
Speaker 33: We're still friends And the others i've known since. We
Speaker 33: Were seventeen so i'm very blessed.
Speaker 34: To have them.
Speaker 33: They're my girls, Is.
Speaker 1: That nice leanne you've got a blessing. All the way
Speaker 1: what's the first thing that you remember buying with? Your, own, money,
Speaker 1: oh jeez.
Speaker 32: Look.
Speaker 7: Probably, lollies lollies well It was.
Speaker 1: A western, WAGON we also i suppose it's close a
Speaker 1: bit of a lolly.
Speaker 33: IN that SENSE i think i think that's when you got.
Speaker 33: Two FOR one and i had cobbers which are, now called?
Speaker 33: Buddies aren't they.
Speaker 1: They are they? Called, cobbers anymore no, THEY'RE called, buddies i?
Speaker 8: THINK are they i.
Speaker 1: Wonder where they changed the name. From a cobby cobber.
Speaker 1: Was quite new it, was it chewy, and oh yeah it.
Speaker 1: Was quite brilliant it was. Coated in chocolate but you
Speaker 1: had to sort of how many teeth were lost? Eating
Speaker 1: a cobber?
Speaker 3: None of mine, still, got them.
Speaker 33: All still got them all The. Same with minty's there's
Speaker 33: an Art.
Speaker 1: To chillingoy minty's how many people lost a TOOTH? Eating? A,
Speaker 1: minti many?
Speaker 33: Many many many and, mars bars well THE mars.
Speaker 1: Bar i don't remember being, quiet as awkward BUT. Certainly,
Speaker 1: The minti yeah.
Speaker 33: Minty's a notorious for. Making feelings out you got to
Speaker 33: soften them and roll them, before on them before you.
Speaker 1: Chew on them leanna was. Good to chat Thank.
Speaker 3: You, For artie, Morning, Good morning Tony.
Speaker 7: MAC and jay i heard You talk To jim at
Speaker 7: june lockout one hundred is she saw? Live a day
Speaker 7: she's one?
Speaker 1: Hundred years today Yes year is june lockout. One hundred
Speaker 1: years for those that may or may not, Remember the name,
Speaker 1: Let me, explain please explain as she played MOTHER in
Speaker 1: The tv series lassie from fifty five. To fifty four
Speaker 1: She Played doctor Janet Craig in good junction, from sixty
Speaker 1: eight sixty nine And Seventy and maureen robinson in the
Speaker 1: great classic series of The sixties Called.
Speaker 7: Lost in space that was a, classic sixty.
Speaker 1: Five sixty six sixty seven. And sixty eight so she
Speaker 1: had an amazing career and Then was in babylon. Five
Speaker 1: as well for, Those, that remember.
Speaker 8: Yeah we love that row by The. Bubblehead of booby
Speaker 8: Do You remember.
Speaker 1: June lockart is?
Speaker 8: One?
Speaker 1: Hundred?
Speaker 7: Today Incredible Yeah AND angela cartwright i Think she, saw
Speaker 7: alive Too that Played.
Speaker 1: Penny the Daughter she Played Penny and angela cartwright was
Speaker 1: also A member of.
Speaker 7: I, know SHE sang but I can't.
Speaker 1: Remember i did She Was. In sounder Music.
Speaker 20: She Was.
Speaker 7: Mummy billy Mummy that Played. Will the brother He Was
Speaker 7: in diagnosis murder a. Couple of times?
Speaker 1: OH was he? I DID not, If i. Did i'd
Speaker 1: forgotten it's a lovely. Piece of information why?
Speaker 31: Didn't you.
Speaker 7: Here he was acting as a Ranger As we diagnosis murder.
Speaker 1: Is that, right, good morning ranging good on your always.
Speaker 1: Good to chat keep an eye on those prices, for
Speaker 1: us too? WON'T you question a couple of questions, up
Speaker 1: for grabs just coming out a. Bit of fun we're
Speaker 1: filling in time to. All, the cereal really how did
Speaker 1: you meet? Your best friend how did you meet?
Speaker 8: Your?
Speaker 1: Best? FRIEND who? Haw whi? Went and where and what
Speaker 1: was the first thing that you remember buying with your
Speaker 1: own money when you knew that you just had a few,
Speaker 1: cents to spare a few, pennies to spare maybe back,
Speaker 1: in the day what was the first thing? YOU remember
Speaker 1: buying i think IT was as. I mentioned, earlier for
Speaker 1: me it was the Delivery Of, the progress press which
Speaker 1: came out, once a Week And, the progress press a big,
Speaker 1: bundle of papers would be delivered to. Home mid afternoon,
Speaker 1: you'd get home put him on the back of the
Speaker 1: bike and then, do that round Which Was, down high
Speaker 1: Street Down, sum hill road around up back on the
Speaker 1: Other Side, of glenaris road and all the. Roads in
Speaker 1: between it took probably the best burn for, a lousy
Speaker 1: dollar but you know it was good training. In that
Speaker 1: sense the pay was all of one dollar. And Five
Speaker 1: cents hail. Rain or shine you had to do the
Speaker 1: papers and it, was good fun. But a dollar and
Speaker 1: then to be able to spend, that five cents that,
Speaker 1: first five cents it, was, just like oh how? Good
Speaker 1: is this didn't have to ask anybody. FOR anything else
Speaker 1: i now had this five cents in the pocket to
Speaker 1: spend one double three. Six nine three siffy sens. A
Speaker 1: little note, She says again tony mca lucky the day.
Speaker 1: WE'RE firefighters tomorrow i can't wait to hear. All about
Speaker 1: it thank you very, much for THAT and Says i,
Speaker 1: love Mars bars. Love MARS bars wish i had one
Speaker 1: to chew. As, we speak tiffy you remind me about
Speaker 1: Going to the Mars factory in ballarat on regular so
Speaker 1: when you were set there for it to do a
Speaker 1: message for whatever that might have been back. In the
Speaker 1: day it might have been to do an interview or
Speaker 1: pick up some product for communities and, things for charity
Speaker 1: as they were very generous. Remain very generous but you'd
Speaker 1: walk into the front reception Area of the Mars factory
Speaker 1: in ballarat and they would have this big bowl almost
Speaker 1: like huge, fish bowl size and that would be chocer
Speaker 1: block with this new product, called eminem eminems and so,
Speaker 1: Look at me, Look at me. Look at me it
Speaker 1: would have been that BIG full of em and ms
Speaker 1: and you could just get THIS scoop of em and
Speaker 1: m's with a little little spoon and wack it, into
Speaker 1: YOUR hand complimentary. M and m's that was pretty much
Speaker 1: as good as life was going to get in. The mid,
Speaker 1: Eighties wilma, Morning.
Speaker 28: Good.
Speaker 36: Morning Tony hi now i'm going. TO tell IT i
Speaker 36: think i bought for my first part was, a box camera.
Speaker 1: Or the, old Kodak box and i've.
Speaker 29: Still, got it.
Speaker 36: Wow, THAT'S fantastic yes i bought, several In between but
Speaker 36: i've still got, my OLD camera which I bought when.
Speaker 36: I was sixteen.
Speaker 1: There you go so that's. GOT great history a couple
Speaker 1: of times it's come up The Program. With rick milne
Speaker 1: and do, You, Know what, wilmer he says because there
Speaker 1: was so, many of Them made by kodak or, branded
Speaker 1: as codeacboxes they were all, around the world and, as a.
Speaker 1: Consequence they're everywhere. Everybody had one they're not particularly. Interesting,
Speaker 1: to collect.
Speaker 36: NO but well i just kept mine and. Bend, the
Speaker 36: camera yeah interested taking Him. Out, of phios now best
Speaker 36: FRIEND m h i met when we first, stayed primary
Speaker 36: school and we keep in touch, AND you know i
Speaker 36: just probably we never. Forgot, each other yeah well, we're
Speaker 36: eighty one three months. Older than me.
Speaker 1: And where, Did. You meet wilma we meet a Primary.
Speaker 36: School of, laura Ah.
Speaker 1: Right well, laura, primary.
Speaker 36: Yep yep yep and we went through.
Speaker 20: In.
Speaker 36: A high school are at. High school together.
Speaker 26: She left.
Speaker 36: She worked From The telephone. Exchames dicens did we started at.
Speaker 36: The same time she only stopped about eighty months and then.
Speaker 36: She went nursing but we constantly. Kept In touch but i'll, tell,
Speaker 36: you what uh something that we like doing together was
Speaker 36: making up icy sugar And joining. The marie, biscuits, oh
Speaker 36: really yeah we. Always, did that yeah and you know
Speaker 36: a bit of a bit of a cordial. On those,
Speaker 36: days but yeah that was as.
Speaker 1: Good as.
Speaker 13: You've done.
Speaker 36: IT every Weekend i.
Speaker 1: Reckon marry biscuits what a, joy They were little maray
Speaker 1: biscuit or, a you know tiny maybe scrape of Butter
Speaker 1: on a marie biscuit.
Speaker 36: Was just, gorgeous oh no we had with icing sugar, make,
Speaker 36: a sandwich well.
Speaker 1: Icing sugar beautiful what An imagination will but that may
Speaker 1: be cool. Of the morning, thank you well then knew
Speaker 1: one double three six nine three. Tony make EFFORT worst
Speaker 1: thing i bought my own Money was, the beatles ep.
Speaker 1: Twist AND shout and i was one of those screaming
Speaker 1: girls all those years Ago At The. Southern Cross. Hotel
Speaker 1: lorraine memories who did, You? Go with lorraine surely you
Speaker 1: wouldn't have. Gone by yourself you would have. Been too
Speaker 1: little did you look through the bundles of papers looking?
Speaker 1: For the envelope but with a dollar and five and
Speaker 1: a gram years that's exactly how did you know that?
Speaker 1: You did that the little envelope would be stacked into
Speaker 1: the bundle of papers that arrived for, you to deliver
Speaker 1: and so You had to that's, Very, Good point grave i'd.
Speaker 1: Forgotten about that to find your pay you had to
Speaker 1: make sure you were delivering all the papers and then.
Speaker 1: It turn up that's A. Brilliant Get graham, well leo, morning.
Speaker 24: Good morning, very quiet. MORNING so boring i shouldn't, have Gone, out.
Speaker 1: Little chilli probably not. Too many around it. Was driving
Speaker 1: in it was a putting, rain coming down and then
Speaker 1: BY the time i got down To About two rick
Speaker 1: road it had stopped.
Speaker 24: It's been running on, enough all night, mostly mostly, drizzled
Speaker 24: but yeah not really, heavy or earning but just the
Speaker 24: usual drill to we get about.
Speaker 20: This other, Time we yet so when you, when you.
Speaker 1: Start it's boring what? Do you? Do just sit you
Speaker 1: can't just presumably just sit. In the car you go
Speaker 1: for a, cup of tilla a cup.
Speaker 24: Of COFFEE or sometimes i Mean, is if yeah if,
Speaker 24: YOU do that i mean your chances they are going
Speaker 24: to get a job just as you. Leave the car
Speaker 24: yeah ABOUT spots where i, GO to that i know
Speaker 24: that's usually, busier THAN numbers and i stick around THOSE
Speaker 24: areas and i usually get something, here or there.
Speaker 20: But not tonight it's just. Been so quiet but.
Speaker 1: Even if you went and said down to donald somewhere
Speaker 1: having a, cup of tea a cup of coffee or some,
Speaker 1: of the week you could take that phone in, there
Speaker 1: with you couldn't you and still?
Speaker 24: Take, a BOOKING yeah but i like that you order
Speaker 24: your food, or your copy and but before, it gets
Speaker 24: there you've.
Speaker 20: Got a job and if you don't not out fast
Speaker 20: enough that people will.
Speaker 1: Cancel, on you uh, it's a game.
Speaker 24: And that it, is, a game yes but they want
Speaker 24: you to sort of being on their doorstep HALF the
Speaker 24: time i tried to.
Speaker 20: Someone, close, up.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah but.
Speaker 38: With?
Speaker 24: My own money was we got? A plansistor radio really,
Speaker 24: local pocket ones?
Speaker 1: Little pocket one what size would?
Speaker 18: That?
Speaker 20: Have been uh just sort of a bit, beside your hand.
Speaker 20: But very thick, there's no, way he said, in your
Speaker 20: pocket very thick.
Speaker 1: And, BATTERY operated yes i think it was A non
Speaker 1: volt what brand? Do you recall.
Speaker 20: Don't? Record the brand members of right YERE.
Speaker 7: A w a.
Speaker 20: Remember?
Speaker 1: The, brand sony.
Speaker 28: No.
Speaker 20: Definitely not sony it Was. Better Before Sony.
Speaker 1: Toss sheba toby.
Speaker 20: Fifty years ago, fifty years, Ago years ago. I'm sixty
Speaker 20: two and.
Speaker 1: Did you say how much? It would cost?
Speaker 20: ABOUT twelve DOLLARS i think, i was.
Speaker 1: There you go and the shot a.
Speaker 20: Lot of, money back then the shop Shop was in
Speaker 20: We Got, The. Sydney road BRUNSWICK it was. I Forgot
Speaker 20: them the coping name, doesn't exist anymore that.
Speaker 1: Little electronics shop. Of, some description yes. Because, it was
Speaker 1: sorry it Was Long before HARVEY.
Speaker 7: Norman.
Speaker 1: Or jb, HiFi oh.
Speaker 20: Yeah lovefo the other days of McEwens.
Speaker 3: And and that.
Speaker 1: Sort of thing McEwens means A Million. THINGS leo world
Speaker 1: i knew we'll do this break when, we come back
Speaker 1: plenty of time. FOR your calls, a stretcher overnight those
Speaker 1: little transit to radios that you would take to the
Speaker 1: pool of the beach back. In the day you HAVE
Speaker 1: Things From A National. Toshiba national toshiba bruno says he
Speaker 1: may Well have Been pie p YE.
Speaker 8: Or AN. A, w a.
Speaker 1: Bruno thank You It. Is australia, overnight your calls come
Speaker 1: and join me on. The other side what's the first
Speaker 1: thing you remember buying with? Your own money and how
Speaker 1: did you meet? Your best friend.
Speaker 5: Now This Is australia Urban eye With.
Speaker 14: Tony.
Speaker 5: McManus, bay magine mind.
Speaker 1: When you would have been hosting a, program like this
Speaker 1: you'd be sitting there with your colleagues at a great
Speaker 1: radio Station somewhere in australia, and about nay you'd probably
Speaker 1: have what you'd certainly Have Had a darry there's no,
Speaker 1: question about that even in this not, in this building
Speaker 1: But Certainly in latrobe STREET for three, Aw for example
Speaker 1: i'm sure there'd be various versions OF a six pr
Speaker 1: AND five Double a in, adelaide as well where you'd
Speaker 1: have everybody in the building including, on air presenters would,
Speaker 1: be like this like there, was no tomorrow unimaginable, by.
Speaker 1: Today's standards unimaginable but it. Did CARRY on Remember i
Speaker 1: think i'll probably told the story before coaching this and
Speaker 1: football club came Up to ballaratte saturday morning sports program
Speaker 1: set around, there and everybody all the sports people were
Speaker 1: all having A dorry and keV was just sitting there
Speaker 1: perplexed by.
Speaker 8: THE whole.
Speaker 1: Process i digress point of that is we would be
Speaker 1: either having a dirry or something even a. Bit more
Speaker 1: evil and now during the, three o'clock news we sneak
Speaker 1: out and we sha very SMALL box. Of tv snacks
Speaker 1: that's as good as. Our life, gets but, ge they're.
Speaker 1: Beautiful aren't they you have A couple of tv snacks
Speaker 1: and it's. Just so simple you pretty much have a
Speaker 1: box handy most, of the. WEEK don't you i do
Speaker 1: getting a bit of a reputation now WITH my. Little
Speaker 1: tv snacks i'm got to tell you it's, a lovely thing,
Speaker 1: just a box simple and they're. Not stupidly priced what
Speaker 1: do you? Pay for them seventy five? Cents a box
Speaker 1: well that was back in.
Speaker 39: The old days how much we inflation nowadays, six dollars
Speaker 39: now can?
Speaker 24: You?
Speaker 1: Believe, it, no, no no no really for THE box. Of,
Speaker 1: tv snacks yeah.
Speaker 39: It started off about year. Or two ago it was,
Speaker 39: two dollars fifty. Which was fantastic everyone. Was celebrating that
Speaker 39: but now it's up.
Speaker 1: To six for A box?
Speaker 24: Of is?
Speaker 1: That excuse me is it because of the The Price?
Speaker 12: Of?
Speaker 39: Choko, lart probably yeah the cocoa and all the ingredients
Speaker 39: that go into, chocolate are yeah six dollars now.
Speaker 1: Just over six as a result of talking, about transistor
Speaker 1: radios how do we get? TO transistor Radios i think.
Speaker 1: Bruno said something one of, the callers. Said transistor Radios
Speaker 1: and so i'm looking at the brands of transistor radios that.
Speaker 1: People might remember there's, a whole list some of which. Certainly.
Speaker 1: Don't Remember, well general electric, you would imagine were very
Speaker 1: involved in transistor radios back. In Those days hitashi Hi
Speaker 1: t ac, hi very Collectible first to, tashi transistor radio
Speaker 1: but by no means the. Company's first, products in fact
Speaker 1: transistor radios were probably a very tiny source of income
Speaker 1: For those. Big japanese companies magnavox came Out Of, The
Speaker 1: united states magnavox holds claim to the, first electric speaker
Speaker 1: Subsequently Amplified, phonograph mitsubishi electric, Beautiful little piece motorola. Made
Speaker 1: transistor radios the very whool Kids Had a national panasonic
Speaker 1: was quite. A. Large PIECE nec remember nec, as A
Speaker 1: brand which i think was That Part, of national know maybe.
Speaker 1: Not It Was The nippon electric company was founded in,
Speaker 1: eighteen Ninety Nine. The olsen radio Don't? Remember that Philko.
Speaker 1: Anybody remember philco it's like there was a big program
Speaker 1: that was hosted AT five double A and Five ad
Speaker 1: In adelaide Called. Baz And philko now i'm. JUST, being
Speaker 1: silly rca so YOU think about rca manufacturer of radios back.
Speaker 1: In those days and then there was The. Popular little
Speaker 1: sony sony was such a toy little transistor radio as
Speaker 1: another horse of commercial. Transistor radio race some would say
Speaker 1: that after, a slow start it was the hands down winner,
Speaker 1: of That Race with sony. Sony still around tasheba the
Speaker 1: other one, Doing, Amazing, things westinghouse zenith and the. List
Speaker 1: goes on all those great companies of transistor, radios, one,
Speaker 1: double three. Six nine three the questions up for grabs
Speaker 1: in no particular order if you want to have a.
Speaker 1: Bit of fun you've just tuned in for the first
Speaker 1: Time on. This wednesday morning how did you meet? Your
Speaker 1: best friend how did you meet? Your best friend what
Speaker 1: was the first thing you remember buying when you, were
Speaker 1: a kid when you were, a little person presumably may
Speaker 1: have been. Later in life you get, that first dollar
Speaker 1: you get that? First five dollars worhere if it is, That,
Speaker 1: you thought wow this is. Really really nice i'll be
Speaker 1: able to buy myself something and don't have to justify.
Speaker 1: It To Anybody gave Portland, morning, gav, oh.
Speaker 26: Well dad MY best mate i meet, him at school
Speaker 26: but will have become? REALLY good mate a.
Speaker 7: Punch and you had.
Speaker 1: A punch on, there you go we had. A punch
Speaker 1: on how did that work?
Speaker 17: Out for everybody gave well my eyes and waiting that
Speaker 17: we've became good maker for that and he's not.
Speaker 26: With us anymore god. Breast his soul and the first
Speaker 26: thing of work a little with the old man and
Speaker 26: mum on the farm doing jobs of ours getting twenty
Speaker 26: cents was, a matchbox card a little.
Speaker 1: Match box car now. Here's the thing do you remember which? Car,
Speaker 1: you chose.
Speaker 26: Yes there was a little bed For truck and i've
Speaker 26: still got a little.
Speaker 1: Bed for truck it's amazing how often on this Program
Speaker 1: the brand.
Speaker 26: Bedford, comes up yeah One of the australian icons sort
Speaker 26: of thing of putting on the map with those Little old.
Speaker 1: Bed ford truck yeah they did and. They were prolific.
Speaker 26: Yes they didn't, go very fast but they used to.
Speaker 1: Work pretty well they did the job for which. Everybody
Speaker 1: was looking good. On your gay i've always. Good to
Speaker 1: talk you get any rain Down there at portland at
Speaker 1: the moment it's been.
Speaker 26: Pouring down here and cold and we had a little
Speaker 26: bit of haig or.
Speaker 1: Not long ago well that's good because that rains.
Speaker 24: So.
Speaker 1: Desperately NEEDED yeah well.
Speaker 26: I chipped out this morning twenty out of a rain.
Speaker 26: Gate this morning.
Speaker 1: Well that's encouraging. Good on you thank you for keeping
Speaker 1: in touch. With the program appreciate one double three. Six
Speaker 1: nine three, wherever you are Particularly right across victoria and
Speaker 1: into Southern Parts Of, new south wales Through Into, into
Speaker 1: south Australia Through, that mount gambia right up past, a
Speaker 1: narrow court let me know if you've. Got any rain
Speaker 1: one double three Six,' nine three, perth hello to you.
Speaker 1: Good morning and welcome one double three one double three
Speaker 1: eight eighty two is your number? For people sending messages
Speaker 1: zero four double seven six nine Three, six nine. Three
Speaker 1: jim good morning now Did you have a do you
Speaker 1: have a dear friend that's been a friend for a
Speaker 1: long time and?
Speaker 38: How?
Speaker 1: Did you, Meet.
Speaker 7: Yeah Good.
Speaker 23: MORNING tony AND jay i do i HAVE a friend
Speaker 23: that i became best friends with a firm ONE technical
Speaker 23: school when I was living in braybrook and. We're still
Speaker 23: best friends when he, became my best friend and then
Speaker 23: he became. The family's best friend the first when He
Speaker 23: got HIS First, carl's a hx monaro which he wanted
Speaker 23: to tell us and take all. Of us for driving,
Speaker 23: but as for ME the first thing i bought when
Speaker 23: they Used To Work At, BOTH weeks meat. WORKS i
Speaker 23: was sixteen i used to get. Sixty dollars a week
Speaker 23: There used To be Maxwell's. In, footscray in, nomo.
Speaker 1: Yes of course.
Speaker 23: A black and white tv that costed one. HUNDRED and
Speaker 23: fifty dollars. I saved my money and it wasn't only
Speaker 23: a twelve INCH. Black and white tv it was more
Speaker 23: like a FUTURISTIC black and white tv because it had
Speaker 23: an electronic. On a mop button what he just touched
Speaker 23: to put on a moth a telescopic aerial instead of
Speaker 23: a FLAT screen. Like other tv is, it had a bubble,
Speaker 23: a bubble type screen and, they had a cover a
Speaker 23: tinted cover you could take on. A Not for protection
Speaker 23: and i've still got it here now and still the
Speaker 23: only reason it doesn't work because. They took analog off
Speaker 23: but if, you put it on you can still hear
Speaker 23: something on.
Speaker 8: That pair on it.
Speaker 23: I've still. Got it here now it was white and the.
Speaker 23: Covers black and tinted it just looked like something.
Speaker 8: Out.
Speaker 23: Of the FUTURE yeah, and as i said electronic. On,
Speaker 23: and off button jimmy what?
Speaker 1: Brand did You? Say?
Speaker 18: It was.
Speaker 1: National national here see they were a classy, Thing in
Speaker 1: the time national radios and one.
Speaker 23: More thing tony. As For transister radios when i'm IN
Speaker 23: my bed that i, listen to YOU guys and when i,
Speaker 23: WALK down the. STREET i take it i know you,
Speaker 23: might say the APP but how long i look listen
Speaker 23: To throw at w i'll always have a flat battery
Speaker 23: ON my phone if i.
Speaker 13: Was.
Speaker 23: On, my phone, Two.
Speaker 1: Okay thank you jimmy it's always good, To have You,
Speaker 1: there trainey. Says. Magie, Thank you trainees well i'm not
Speaker 1: too sure that we say. CALL them training trainees i
Speaker 1: Think they came. From japan post. War yes they did
Speaker 1: That would be my. It was an invention we'd have to.
Speaker 1: Do some more research but the transistor radio will just
Speaker 1: referred To as a training, back in the day very
Speaker 1: small and. Small was really desirable one that you could,
Speaker 1: take to the beach or you could put it in
Speaker 1: the car if you didn't. Have a car radio you
Speaker 1: can often sit. It on the dashboard it depends if
Speaker 1: they would come down right underneath the windscreen. And that
Speaker 1: would run you'd have to be constantly moving it to
Speaker 1: make sure. You got the signal if you were Listening
Speaker 1: to your well. I'm making those days but, you could
Speaker 1: do that or you could sit it on the car
Speaker 1: seat and, listen to the music which is. What we all,
Speaker 1: Did and, another one bruno Says, GOOD on your Bruno I,
Speaker 1: Work with. Peter bedford brandlaw medallist Just. Because we, mentioned
Speaker 1: bedford stay. There we'll do this come back your calls one.
Speaker 1: Double Three six ninth Gabriel Hodson from, Our, australia overnight,
Speaker 1: newsroom gabe. Good morning good Morning we'll talk about trump.
Speaker 8: In just.
Speaker 1: A moment to see the search still On For. Missing.
Speaker 1: WOMAN mary terese yes.
Speaker 18: I believe she's. Sixty, she has.
Speaker 1: Dementia yeah shopping center she Was. LAST seen high.
Speaker 18: Street a, vulnerable person so look if, you see this woman,
Speaker 18: please call.
Speaker 14: Crime.
Speaker 18: Stoppers, police anyone.
Speaker 1: Yeah caucasian last, scene wearing pink, leggings long black jacket.
Speaker 1: Brown slip on boots Known to. Frequent the height area,
Speaker 1: there's an image there. A picture of her if, anybody
Speaker 1: can help her if you, Give Them a call cranboon
Speaker 1: police station or the good, people at, crime.
Speaker 18: One, eight hundred. Triple three triples zero how many times
Speaker 18: IN my life was i? GIVEN said, that number i
Speaker 18: know zillions.
Speaker 1: And, ZILLIONS of times look i really.
Speaker 18: Hope She spent it does there's a, lot of missing
Speaker 18: people but, the vulnerable ones. Say really worry.
Speaker 1: Me did you have a transistor when you? Were A little.
Speaker 18: Transistor had i had a boom box if, That's, what
Speaker 18: you mean well a BIG fat thing that i carried
Speaker 18: around that was the.
Speaker 1: Antithesis of the transistor transistor was a, t like you
Speaker 1: know the, cool kids had one maybe that big and
Speaker 1: you put it to your ear or maybe have on
Speaker 1: a lead a bit of an.
Speaker 18: Ear plug to listen it was an era, when BIGGER
Speaker 18: was better though i just got Bigger and bigger.
Speaker 1: In i'm here to tell. YOUR size doesn't matter a transistor,
Speaker 1: was about four inches but the strap on the car
Speaker 1: window and. Wide up the window getting lots of? Calls
Speaker 1: about the wireless did you ever Call it the wireld
Speaker 1: we used to, call it the wireless still. Calls it
Speaker 1: the wireless you're going into work, Of, The wireless tonight
Speaker 1: love you're going into work. At, The wireless now.
Speaker 18: Well, i've got to say our wireless. Does have a
Speaker 18: wire it's got a cord.
Speaker 33: Because.
Speaker 18: It's a smart speaker that's how we listen to. Radio
Speaker 18: now at home it's so much clearer than. Your regular radio,
Speaker 18: signal yes it IS.
Speaker 1: Because it's all digg.
Speaker 18: It is a. Couple of seconds behind.
Speaker 1: So well it is YOU listen to the I listened
Speaker 1: to the apple the way home list of the breaking
Speaker 1: PROGRAM ON THE, three o w, a, which is great
Speaker 1: fantastic good. Way to do it and then it's a wonderful,
Speaker 1: way to do it and. The CLARITY is perfect but
Speaker 1: i can remember coming back after A game of the
Speaker 1: mcg listening to football commentary and IT might have, been
Speaker 1: i don't know, back in those days Would Have, been
Speaker 1: a harry Bitzel Maybe. Even a norman banks that will date.
Speaker 1: Us a little bit and they be. Taking calls and
Speaker 1: things it was really hard because the as you were
Speaker 1: coming through the city area Or, going down through richmond
Speaker 1: coming back from the FOOTY anywhere in austral i guess
Speaker 1: you get this. Crackle all the time you don't get
Speaker 1: that when you're. Listening to the app It's Now Is?
Speaker 1: The president donald trump is he going to be able
Speaker 1: to strife with his faithful FOR dropping? Them the f?
Speaker 1: Bomb pretty h bomb. THEY bomb, pretty, explicit i mean
Speaker 1: wow there's the president, of the free world leader, Of
Speaker 1: The free will. President trump going bang.
Speaker 12: It was?
Speaker 18: A bang all right? Can we call it.
Speaker 1: What are?
Speaker 18: Euphemisms for?
Speaker 1: This, word fire truck well. I'LL tell You what I,
Speaker 1: Love russ And. Russ russ And russ on the breaking
Speaker 1: program they would just say he, used the word redacted.
Speaker 20: Which.
Speaker 1: Is, Just fantastic redacted.
Speaker 18: Well i'm not going to. Say it on it it's a.
Speaker 18: Four little letter words.
Speaker 1: It starts With the point is i'll be fascinating to
Speaker 1: find out from listeners what they think whether in this
Speaker 1: day and. Age, IT'S a.
Speaker 18: Given look i think we've. All heard it before.
Speaker 1: Of course we have it's not particularly class. And it's
Speaker 1: not new people. Have been doing it there's a great
Speaker 1: piece where it talks about the HISTORY. OF the word,
Speaker 1: f i don't know. Have you heard that i'll play that.
Speaker 1: To you, one, morning it's fantastic okay.
Speaker 18: Without saying that word well it it.
Speaker 1: Gives you the idea of the history and how many
Speaker 1: times you CAN use the word f because it. Enhances,
Speaker 1: so many sentences.
Speaker 18: Yeah but you've got to, use that stuff very very
Speaker 18: very sparingly when. You, are super angry well for if
Speaker 18: you're someone who doesn't swear much and, you use that word.
Speaker 1: It really. Has impact it does have to say.
Speaker 18: It all the time. It's every second.
Speaker 1: WORD it's just meaningless i went out with for lunch,
Speaker 1: many many, years ago no names no pactoral except played
Speaker 1: a pretty, good, game of cricket okay and really a,
Speaker 1: good game of, cricket and over, lunch every, third word oh,
Speaker 1: No EVERY third word and i. Kept, thinking OF it yeah,
Speaker 1: and i kept thinking do you Realize that you are
Speaker 1: you don't need. To do that anymore you didn't. Need,
Speaker 1: to do that yeah it was really quite dis and
Speaker 1: this is, many YEARS ago now but i, thinking at
Speaker 1: the time you don't need to do.
Speaker 18: That better than that they used to say that if
Speaker 18: you use those sort, of words a lot you don't
Speaker 18: have much of a, vocab creative.
Speaker 1: With, YOU you know yeah i have, a a dear
Speaker 1: girlfriend one of the first, GIRLFRIENDS of all time toni.
Speaker 1: Who can use it. And it's almost colorful it's just
Speaker 1: it's just she. Does it, So beautifully it's articulate it,
Speaker 1: fits in a sentence and it makes the. Sentence infinitely
Speaker 1: more interesting.
Speaker 18: So, she stayed, classy oh very.
Speaker 1: Classy very very classy if people want to know more
Speaker 1: about that person, that we mentioned here please. Give me
Speaker 1: a call.
Speaker 8: You Can do.
Speaker 1: The cranberr, police station just again what. She's wearing the
Speaker 1: image So, she's wearing described. Caucasian wearing pick leggings wearing
Speaker 1: pick legging leggings.
Speaker 18: Which, is, like a legging yeah sort. Of, tight stick tights.
Speaker 1: Yeah a long black jacket and. Brown, slip on boots.
Speaker 18: Now if you want, to see the pitture go to
Speaker 18: the police media. Website or social media you can. To
Speaker 18: your police man it's.
Speaker 1: Nice to see you. Thank you you too do you
Speaker 1: want to do? A? Quick break. Here Jay thank you
Speaker 1: Gabe hodson From our. Australia over night newsroom we'll do
Speaker 1: this when we come back to your calls one double.
Speaker 1: Three six nine three the cereal is not that far
Speaker 1: away if you have, just opened the peepers maybe for
Speaker 1: The first. Time on thisvendnesday morning we just threw it
Speaker 1: out there and asked the question how did you? Meet
Speaker 1: your best friend how did you? Meet your best friend
Speaker 1: and the other one was what about what's the first
Speaker 1: thing you remember when you were buying something, with your
Speaker 1: own mumney Something with your own what did you? Buy
Speaker 1: and how much and then we've moved into. Talking about
Speaker 1: transistor radios look at the text of the messages. With
Speaker 1: regards transistor radios who would have thought, lots of Hush. Mccundy,
Speaker 1: thank you bruno yeah. That's the other one trump is
Speaker 1: a legend. Because violence solves everything ENDING in five ninety.
Speaker 1: I don't think so transistor was about four inches put
Speaker 1: on the strap of the car window and. Wind, up
Speaker 1: the window yes handy would just bump around a bit.
Speaker 1: AND be quite noisy a Couple of we, calls helen.
Speaker 10: Good morning good naughty.
Speaker 13: It's like a first Beach Down here, at safety beach today.
Speaker 1: Which means what it's? Fair to rain around oh, but
Speaker 1: the wind there, the wind's. Been? Howling, ISN'T it.
Speaker 13: Yes no i mean to tell you how my.
Speaker 1: BEST friend please, do i, we first.
Speaker 20: You know.
Speaker 13: Grew up we Together We, went To Sunday school the
Speaker 13: glenarra's mesis when we were. When we were three then
Speaker 13: we went on and we went went into the bum
Speaker 13: because it. Wasn't prepping those days it Was A Bum
Speaker 13: glenar irish state school and right. Through that state school
Speaker 13: then we both ended UP. Going on to mlc and
Speaker 13: now to this day there's SEVEN of us from mlc
Speaker 13: who still get together once.
Speaker 9: A month for lunch.
Speaker 13: We're all turning EIGHTEEN.
Speaker 1: On. M, l c girls wow well. There's a story.
Speaker 1: There oh good wow when you say when you Say,
Speaker 1: that church in glenaris? Which one and where? What?
Speaker 13: Was it called one next to the State School, in
Speaker 13: High Street okay Glen Irish Road.
Speaker 1: On, glen irish road yeah right next.
Speaker 13: Door TO the, SCHOOL yet, I didn't i.
Speaker 1: Can't i can't remember I'M sure there was, i just
Speaker 1: can't remember can't in my mind now my mind's eyes see,
Speaker 1: a church along there but, No doubt there, was.
Speaker 13: Oh, my, word, there, was yes yes, yes right next
Speaker 13: door because we used to go in there into their
Speaker 13: hall from the school to do wonders things and DEATH?
Speaker 1: HAVE you and i I think you and i talked
Speaker 1: Some time Ago back. Glen our state school they sent
Speaker 1: me the book there's a history of. That lovely little.
Speaker 13: School, that's, exactly right.
Speaker 1: Yeah yes IT'S fantastic dad and i go back to.
Speaker 13: When we started death so we've been friends for?
Speaker 1: What seventy seven, years seventy seven years and you're little
Speaker 1: takers And both. Keeping, well god willing.
Speaker 13: Yeah a, few extra joints replaced, but other. Than, that
Speaker 13: thank heaven no. We're both, Chugging, on.
Speaker 1: Well well ellen we've all had a few. Joints, over the,
Speaker 1: years yes, not those oh Sorry right or feaning, George,
Speaker 1: Thought you're sharing, helen god Bless you and so i'll.
Speaker 1: Always got. To talk thank you helen's down their, safety
Speaker 1: beach and says really blowy one double three six nine
Speaker 1: three any rain Window where you are arthur's Before. We,
Speaker 1: Got into cereal yeah.
Speaker 7: I'll be very Quick the best, friend lee passed Away.
Speaker 7: The same as jim you went to school and they.
Speaker 7: Lived around the corner so he opened up the ies
Speaker 7: to told me how. To Be Chess. MASTERS franks sister
Speaker 7: radio I. Still got one sandsai His first ONE was
Speaker 7: westminster and i Sent A couple To simon Owens and
Speaker 7: dennis and phil and it Was a lot of. God
Speaker 7: bless his soul so?
Speaker 14: What was?
Speaker 1: It called?
Speaker 20: What?
Speaker 1: BRAND was it arthur A.
Speaker 7: Little Way w a But i've got A sandsai one
Speaker 7: and i can still get.
Speaker 1: Him in THE ash so sands i spelled. ITS slowly
Speaker 1: for me i want. To, WRITE it down yes.
Speaker 7: I was just double CHECK ON that S a N
Speaker 7: s ai for. India at the end, i've GOT one,
Speaker 7: Brand sands I said. Korean or japanese brand i've got one.
Speaker 7: BRAND in the packet i was listening to the initial
Speaker 7: reaction tonight on it? Ready to GO on you REMEMBER
Speaker 7: i told you i go for walks and take the
Speaker 7: train syst the, radio on.
Speaker 1: The beaches and so when you're listening, to the transistor
Speaker 1: radio then when you're doing your, walk on the beach
Speaker 1: how are? You listening to it have have you got
Speaker 1: that up to your ear or you if you got A,
Speaker 1: little earphone in, no it's.
Speaker 7: PRETTY loud you know i got another pocket one of
Speaker 7: my nephew gave me. And THEY'RE pretty loud and i.
Speaker 7: Don't need the police and you know it says the.
Speaker 7: Battery IN the phone and i just like. The trans's
Speaker 7: THE radio Who REMEMBER. I like jim's tv i guarantee
Speaker 7: you with, A set top box i. Could get it, working.
Speaker 1: You're clever? Man Do you know And i'll share because
Speaker 1: i'm Sure other people around australia would have done something.
Speaker 1: Similar over the years there was a time when one
Speaker 1: of the programs we all had to Listen to was
Speaker 1: The american top forty CASEY casem AND so i remember
Speaker 1: i was due to be, singing in the church playing
Speaker 1: the guitar and, singing IN the church but, I just
Speaker 1: said no. I don't want to. I don't want to
Speaker 1: i don't. Want TO do it so. I didn't go
Speaker 1: in there were some other people in the playing, the
Speaker 1: MUSIC as well, BUT i said no i wanted to
Speaker 1: sit outside listen to the Last Half hour of casey
Speaker 1: caseum rather than. Going to The church It said. Michael's
Speaker 1: in ashburton excellent do.
Speaker 7: You know the FIRST song that when i first came
Speaker 7: on board introduced TO a w which i. Used To
Speaker 7: listen to simon owen's. PLAYED it for ME A Song
Speaker 7: Called i Love. My radio by pappy he still plays it.
Speaker 7: Once in a while it's. AN old disco song i
Speaker 7: used to PLAY It.
Speaker 1: ON The dj Dix, i, love MY radio.
Speaker 7: YEAH which i do i used, To, SLEEP with. It
Speaker 7: god i sleep my mum. WOULD take it away i
Speaker 7: want to. Listen to the radio who you REMEMBER they
Speaker 7: HAD three A W u three x y three yez
Speaker 7: all written down and with the dial for. Then, twenty
Speaker 7: two whatever.
Speaker 1: Yeah they did three year z. All of, those stations
Speaker 1: YOU go three. D b as well westminster WAS the.
Speaker 7: First one i had it work really allowed with A
Speaker 7: mind bowlb, Battery, just so.
Speaker 1: Cool ardie we've got the. Cerial on the way nice
Speaker 1: to talk and? What about this text have to listen
Speaker 1: to this talk about the. Wind and toe. WINDY it's
Speaker 1: so windy i Just stepped Outside and dorothy and. Toto
Speaker 1: just flew. Past it's very funny the cereal. It's coming
Speaker 1: Up Next it. Is australia overnight morning got a fun
Speaker 1: little game that we might play after the news coming.
Speaker 1: Up at Four O'clock. It Is australia overnight i'm tony
Speaker 1: mcmaanus one double. Three six nine three for those that,
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Speaker 1: you send it and you've got a link of some
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Speaker 5: Now This is Australia overn. Eyed with tony McManus.
Speaker 1: Wherever You. Are right across australia good to. Know that
Speaker 1: you're there we'll go back to calls. In just a
Speaker 1: moment of duels will come. To You very Surely Julian,
Speaker 1: mark of stall chris you can, join us as well
Speaker 1: one double. Three six nine three anything you want to.
Speaker 1: Raise on the program i've just been having a bit
Speaker 1: of fun with questions like how did you? Meet your
Speaker 1: best friend and the other one was, what's the first
Speaker 1: thing the first very thing you remember about buying. With
Speaker 1: your own money if you've just, woken up four o'clock
Speaker 1: what's the first thing you remember buying? With your Own money,
Speaker 1: she early for me it would have been. A simple
Speaker 1: little thing it, only probably eight nine, TEN years, of
Speaker 1: ages i recall Would have been. The western's wagon wheel.
Speaker 1: Back in those days part of the paper around getting
Speaker 1: paid a dollar five bank the dollar still got it
Speaker 1: mean as and. Spend the, five cents sad news. Sad
Speaker 1: sad sad news And that. Is And i'm sad and
Speaker 1: i'm sure there'll Be people right across australia. Of a
Speaker 1: certain demographic, interesting they bought it brought. The release into
Speaker 1: me you Didn't know about this Jay and certainly a gabe. Said,
Speaker 1: NOT too sure well i can Tell You, The Great, bobby, sherman,
Speaker 1: bobby sherman singer actor quintessential shaggy head teen idol if
Speaker 1: you like the sixties, in the. Early seventies has died.
Speaker 1: He was eighty one his wife has announced three months
Speaker 1: ago that the entertainment had been diagnosed. With stage four
Speaker 1: cancer posting the News, of the, death instagram she said
Speaker 1: it's with THE heaviest heart that i share the passing
Speaker 1: And My. Beloved husband bobby sherman bobby left this, world
Speaker 1: holding my hand just as he held up, our, life
Speaker 1: with love courage and unwaiving grace through all twenty nine.
Speaker 1: BEAUTIFUL years of Marriage, i was his cinderella, he was
Speaker 1: my prince and even, in his final days he. Stayed
Speaker 1: strong For Me that's who bobby, sherman.
Speaker 15: Was at night makes me sadyad bring me down a
Speaker 15: tossing and turning and freezing and burning and crying.
Speaker 3: All Through the, night lature lature later allow, me to
Speaker 3: legor nature leap.
Speaker 35: To nature here you thinking, offered me.
Speaker 8: To leasure.
Speaker 3: Relious to be there.
Speaker 31: We had.
Speaker 3: SO much fun together i was sure that you, were my.
Speaker 40: But me you.
Speaker 10: Baby's driving me crazy it's got me wandering all.
Speaker 3: The, Time, to nature, lature Lady.
Speaker 36: Love me.
Speaker 24: Nat Lature.
Speaker 5: La bick, to latu you're thinking honored me.
Speaker 37: Till later.
Speaker 16: You, still be there.
Speaker 3: Honne YOU cried the, day i love you Even though we.
Speaker 15: Knew honor, couldn't stay but baby Remember our baby, back
Speaker 15: september until then hour.
Speaker 9: Write You every day.
Speaker 1: Ju i'm going to say he was a bit. Of
Speaker 1: a front runner he MAY have just preceded I Reckon.
Speaker 1: PEOPLE like David cassidy I just i'm thinking sherman was doing,
Speaker 1: things in the sixties Just Prior to say david cassidy
Speaker 1: coming the superstar that HE became. Via The tv show bobby.
Speaker 1: Sherman was my recollection was on a, lot of magazine
Speaker 1: covers teen magazines back. In the those days but. Passed
Speaker 1: Away eighty one christopher Sherman With the children tyler sherman
Speaker 1: was married. A couple of, times his current wife they've been,
Speaker 1: together for a While But he had bridget sherman when.
Speaker 1: He was really little. Patty was another wife and so it. Is, The,
Speaker 1: sad news julie Julie? Do you love? ME another big.
Speaker 1: Hit i think big his Other Big, Hit Was, Easy Coming,
Speaker 1: Easy Go easy Come Easy go for bobby sherman did
Speaker 1: a bit. Of acting teen idol People Might remember From
Speaker 1: here comes the brides, All, Those, Years, ago julie julie julie?
Speaker 1: Do you love me look at all the publications All
Speaker 1: Now reporting that. Bobby Sherman Has died even. Fox News.
Speaker 1: Bless Him teen heartthrob bobby sherman, passed away Eighty One.
Speaker 1: THE great Bobby sherman i bet julian Would Know. More
Speaker 1: about bobby sherman, Do, YOU remember him, julie.
Speaker 17: I CERTAINLY do but when i, Was, a young.
Speaker 1: Boy Yeah very much. AND i'm not sure i, haven't
Speaker 1: LOOKED at it but i don't ever Remember. Him coming to,
Speaker 1: australia he, may Have really sure.
Speaker 17: Now i've got it we were watching an old film.
Speaker 17: Of Nineteen sixty one rogerson, hammerstein's Flower drum song which
Speaker 17: hammerstein never got to sing because he died in nineteen
Speaker 17: Sixty Was Flower drum song NANCY kuan k w a.
Speaker 17: And she's STILL alive i'm sure i don't know Flower
Speaker 17: Drum Song that rogerson hammerstein's chinese musical directly On The
Speaker 17: stage by gene kelly. In nineteen fifty eight sandra music.
Speaker 17: WAS nineteen fifty nine i Enjoyed Being, A. Girl san
Speaker 17: francisco usa remember. ALL the big Numbers i.
Speaker 1: Must confess i'm Not familiar with.
Speaker 17: The julian flower drum song Not staged in the melbourne
Speaker 17: theaters apparently had a Problem casting of an asian cast.
Speaker 17: THAT wouldn't be today I don't think many australian tennents
Speaker 17: of stage. Cloud drums on live I'm.
Speaker 1: Not too sure i've. Ever heard of it, would it
Speaker 1: have been would Have Been. Done On broadway.
Speaker 17: Broadway nancy quan Did. Not didn't get chining i've.
Speaker 8: Got.
Speaker 17: The Post guy nancy James shagita WAS another STARUM so
Speaker 17: I Think. I was nancy quan.
Speaker 1: I can't help. YOU i know yesterday I don't, KNOW
Speaker 1: whether i well i can mention that THERE'S no. Question
Speaker 1: that i can't got A Lovely, note from allan HOWE
Speaker 1: who senior journalist i think Former end of the herald
Speaker 1: son a senior journalist and still does a lot Of.
Speaker 1: Writing for the australian alan passed on a note in
Speaker 1: terms of the storyline. About the time MUSIC were you and? I,
Speaker 1: TALKING about.
Speaker 17: That yes i don't think. They Ever came here.
Speaker 1: So allen gave some great background around that and to
Speaker 1: the recent Passing Of. Cour OF hans paulsen but i
Speaker 1: wasn't familiar with the time music or so you've just
Speaker 1: raised ANOTHER one with which i certainly.
Speaker 17: Was not familiar, either now a PIONEER you say that,
Speaker 17: i didn't come here didn't. Come here at all played
Speaker 17: for a Long Time At the Dominion Theater court In,
Speaker 17: west end of london But. It didn't come now then
Speaker 17: there Was a pioneer of australian screen advertising and the.
Speaker 17: Company still exists today he Lived into a Regular His.
Speaker 17: NAME was val Morgan I.
Speaker 1: COULDN'T read Vell Morgan i Think Rosemary margan and graham
Speaker 1: Kennedy Used to do vell mulgan ads.
Speaker 17: You do the ad Welcome You to The denty theater
Speaker 17: And Morbial this Is Prince mansfield, and rosemary margan yes
Speaker 17: now a number announcer used to do.
Speaker 33: With the.
Speaker 17: D everywhere that's right graham used to do the ad
Speaker 17: with a leg Of Meat for the south melbourne market that.
Speaker 17: Nobody seemed to remember do you remember announced that used
Speaker 17: to also do the charsie By The. Name, Of, JIM
Speaker 17: hilkey whatever.
Speaker 1: Well i can tell You That the great jim Hilkey
Speaker 1: Is A passionate. Melbourne football club supporter he had an
Speaker 1: illustrious career. For many many years he was part of
Speaker 1: the brute force that was Three, k z in melbourne along,
Speaker 1: with Mister o' Gorman mister hookey was there was a
Speaker 1: great lineup, of some fantastic people Including Our, Very Own
Speaker 1: billy panell barry ian all worked in Those days with
Speaker 1: mister HOOKEY at three k z he's alive and well
Speaker 1: And Still. Follows the melbourne demons, Good. MORNING to you jim.
Speaker 17: I do remember. He he was exceller do You Remember
Speaker 17: who invented roland jeffers? And THE arts bossoms and i
Speaker 17: don't Think. It was very humphreys what you Don't?
Speaker 1: Think, IT was. HUMPHREYS no i.
Speaker 17: Don't i saw times on stage and he would. Say
Speaker 17: that line up somebody, else said that before and It?
Speaker 1: Wasn't What, before edner before edner there was somebody else.
Speaker 1: Who used that expression.
Speaker 23: And roller.
Speaker 17: Captains, down the. AISLE now other thing i remember three
Speaker 17: little boys we had that we were rated by a
Speaker 17: lady in a local cinema when we did not. Stand
Speaker 17: for The queen that was, that was league law. You
Speaker 17: had to say And At, the old state bank all
Speaker 17: the banks had a Big picture of the. Queen with
Speaker 17: the flag When, Was that ash.
Speaker 1: Well i'm not too. SURE it was abolished i don't
Speaker 1: think abolish is probably a bit. OF a hard work
Speaker 1: i think it, just became not ah not quite as
Speaker 1: the requirement. For it from community probably it didn't have
Speaker 1: quite the same, sense in a bank purely because the.
Speaker 1: Banks changed hands too they had different dimensions in terms,
Speaker 1: of their corporate position and it may not have worked for.
Speaker 1: Them at that time you.
Speaker 17: COULD be right there i remember also that they USED
Speaker 17: to have every taa Plaine Use? Of er elizabeth royal
Speaker 17: DID they r first taa SEVEN TO SEVEN V h
Speaker 17: T G a Tango Julian Alpho? Or Sir james hook
Speaker 17: and I'm Sure they had elizabeth? Royal And the plane? Could,
Speaker 17: I'm be Correct.
Speaker 1: Well i'll ask nathan kosh.
Speaker 8: About that.
Speaker 1: Next week that's fascinating so would that have been for
Speaker 1: all brands Or just you, know quantus for example would
Speaker 1: answered TO have had that taha?
Speaker 17: In a friendly way i'm just. Trying to remember that
Speaker 17: so you do Remember? Thing about the queen do you know?
Speaker 17: About that, Being Shown Of course sir eric peace would
Speaker 17: close with the epilot rememberable years.
Speaker 1: He would to the great epilogues and you and you
Speaker 1: and you and you and You and on a saturday
Speaker 1: morning when they ARE very in the tv where they WOULD,
Speaker 1: open up the tv and that little man would race
Speaker 1: around the studio opening up the studio for our First
Speaker 1: shows on a, saturday morning?
Speaker 17: On nine wasn't it she was, Always, ON the back, yes,
Speaker 17: I think so mate Play. About her in england. That
Speaker 17: wasn't done here we CALL my husband and i.
Speaker 1: Beautiful, and beautiful impersonation julian thank YOU my husband And.
Speaker 1: I terribly terribly. British you're just gorgeous, Thank. You for
Speaker 1: that julian and we'll do this. When we, Come, Back
Speaker 1: your calls chris mark. You you'll be next it is
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Speaker 1: we've got plenty of. Room on the board anything you
Speaker 1: want to, raise on the program. JUST a little note
Speaker 1: i was fascinated because we're all Being asked by The President,
Speaker 1: of the united states, the the, wonderful cursor the, Swearer The.
Speaker 1: F worder donald trump that'll be the big story un.
Speaker 1: Doing the day today but he talks about whether or
Speaker 1: not we should be spending. More money on defense i'd
Speaker 1: be fascinated to find, out from the listener as do
Speaker 1: you reckon we should be spending? More money on DEFENSE
Speaker 1: So Papers Today uk prime Minister geirstahama has declared britain
Speaker 1: has committed to spending five percent five percent of its
Speaker 1: economic output on, output on the defense in line with
Speaker 1: a pledge set to BE announced this week's Nato, summit
Speaker 1: IN the netherlands which i think is a the way today.
Speaker 1: And tomorrow five percent The question is will australia move
Speaker 1: up to those sort of levels and from. Where's the
Speaker 1: money coming, where's, The Money coming, honey Chris. Brody morning oh.
Speaker 41: Mac where we could spend more money to protect and
Speaker 41: send a few Emailster different arrang's at ford w during
Speaker 41: the week is most people are legally and contrabank it
Speaker 41: into this, country illegally through unmanned unsecured outback and coastal
Speaker 41: airstrips and not actually by boat Right Where that By
Speaker 41: federal Member of parliament in september, Two thousand and two
Speaker 41: so federal parler been aware this for. Years and a
Speaker 41: lot To put that to nigel if that's not a
Speaker 41: confront issue for them promoting. A great airline instry but
Speaker 41: those coastal and outback airstripts, are unmanned and unsecured so.
Speaker 41: Anything could fly In it, could be russian spires it
Speaker 41: could be contraband. It, Would be anything YES so.
Speaker 1: Why am i hearing about this? For the first time
Speaker 1: So you're saying that australia is a wash with people
Speaker 1: flying in. Into, country regional.
Speaker 41: Airports yeah those airstrips and they may only just be
Speaker 41: virtually like. Paddies, THAT are read yeah I know what
Speaker 41: they i.
Speaker 1: Know what they are But coming into what? Queensland, they're
Speaker 1: coming into where how they how? Are they doing that
Speaker 1: where are they coming.
Speaker 41: In From the western strate south as could even be
Speaker 41: Predominantly in Parts of victoria around, gippsland and you know
Speaker 41: and other other ways. That they get in they might
Speaker 41: get a big ship to transport and there's there's the
Speaker 41: border security in order to check it underneath the vessels
Speaker 41: in hidden.
Speaker 25: Areas that would be.
Speaker 1: Coming in a tour so where did you get this piece?
Speaker 1: Of the juicy information A federal.
Speaker 41: Member of parliament and he was giving me a lot
Speaker 41: of moral, Support when my, dad jimmy passed Away Was
Speaker 41: buried At mason center. In september twenty Two to my
Speaker 41: dad jimmy And my mother's, uncle frank mc manors we're
Speaker 41: both laded, members of THE, left the d lp and
Speaker 41: they defected to support the rather uncle JUST breakup of
Speaker 41: the alb in THE late nineteen fifty i stood foe
Speaker 41: within the left wing And Where The Federal, batman federal
Speaker 41: octate assembly that's a dofer president reservoir of branches where
Speaker 41: they've become struggles to hold on to rather than being
Speaker 41: safe seats is when they are none, of those other brand,
Speaker 41: not our form rebrand but none of the other branches
Speaker 41: moved away from the traditional class roots of the l
Speaker 41: people from the left into that support, and the socialist
Speaker 41: left and people could.
Speaker 1: View, what's the difference well.
Speaker 41: Socialists people feel socialism is in the, same means as
Speaker 41: communism in The, same means.
Speaker 1: As no it's not Live, in closely related chris.
Speaker 41: That's what people thought and so well, they got it?
Speaker 1: Wrong, didn't, they, really no no no.
Speaker 41: This is definitely true and PEOPLE didn't trust the oura
Speaker 41: if you're going to bring any form of communism or
Speaker 41: socialism into.
Speaker 1: Our but communism is a very different beast to the
Speaker 1: idea of socialism in the. Context, that, you're, explaining yeah yeah.
Speaker 41: Yeah that's fair enough and Also tell.
Speaker 1: YOU and i'm not i just want to take you
Speaker 1: up on the idea of alerting, people to you know
Speaker 1: floods of people coming from around the world and landing
Speaker 1: country And. Regional, airports around australia yeah well.
Speaker 41: They're, unmanned and unsecured.
Speaker 1: Well that may or may. NOT be the case i can't,
Speaker 1: confirm that right now but we have really, quite phenomenal
Speaker 1: security systems regional regional systems that are all in place. That,
Speaker 1: do Monitor movement yeah but westerns there's not dozens and
Speaker 1: dozens of aircraft. LANDING in regional airports a they can't
Speaker 1: do that large aircraft and just outloading passengers and they're
Speaker 1: just allowed TO then wander, into i don't know little
Speaker 1: country regional towns and. Say, well we're here hello.
Speaker 41: Well, You do el chapo federal parlmon known about. This
Speaker 41: FOR twenty years so i WILL transport in torpedo t
Speaker 41: one or two men some marines into the coatlat between The.
Speaker 41: NORTHERN beaches of news i was up to the top
Speaker 41: end of coins lane contraband and that was washing. Up
Speaker 41: on the sours it might have even been? What years
Speaker 41: was this oh this isn't more in recent, years of
Speaker 41: federal problem known, about this for years that they try
Speaker 41: to smuggle in, through the darker night or treasure from
Speaker 41: metal sort of type ships or small vessels onto wooden
Speaker 41: raft that they can they think they can avoid detection
Speaker 41: from drones and helicopters and other. Top of, the centers but,
Speaker 41: yeah and sometimes yeah. That's the federal problem known. About
Speaker 41: that for years, You KNOW the stuff, and.
Speaker 1: I say it it's just it's just known, It's known
Speaker 1: by whom because you say, IT'S known by whom i.
Speaker 41: Don't, Know, about it no no, all federal parliamentarians past present.
Speaker 1: And interfual they all know about it.
Speaker 41: And been known. About it for years see there's something
Speaker 41: they say we are we can or can't talk about
Speaker 41: all we're not actually told because it's not a current
Speaker 41: news On more, because, it i'll say oh why weren't?
Speaker 41: We told about this because it's like saying if people
Speaker 41: try to to, fire THE retired Place and i think
Speaker 41: i've always got me two steps In front, of the
Speaker 41: victoria plane the place sit down every multiple times every
Speaker 41: week in groups and even do boleplays themselves how to
Speaker 41: get around the mindset of. The high profile criminals and
Speaker 41: people always make one at least one mistake. When they're,
Speaker 41: passing on yeah.
Speaker 1: True they always, Do, good on you chris not. TO
Speaker 1: cover off THERE i suddenly feel i. Need a shower
Speaker 1: again one double three six nine three. Is A telephone
Speaker 1: number hugh markey will. Come to you next didn't think
Speaker 1: you want to raise on the program. For the TEXT
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Speaker 1: three and, as i mentioned earlier for those that are
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Speaker 1: a YouTube channel we can't collect. Those via our system
Speaker 1: you can do that though via email overnights plural three
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Speaker 8: Dot you.
Speaker 1: Never been a great one. For the conspiracy theories, not
Speaker 1: TOO sure why and i may be in. THE minority
Speaker 1: about that i know so many of those conspiracy type
Speaker 1: theories have been doing the rounds, for not two, minutes
Speaker 1: not ten, minutes but, probably many many decades and there.
Speaker 1: Are many of them it's a bit like it's a
Speaker 1: bit like, religion in that sense in the world, of,
Speaker 1: religious and beliefs somebody not everybody can be right about
Speaker 1: their Particular religion religious belief it's a bit. Like the
Speaker 1: conspiracy theory so many they, can't all BE correct, cannot be,
Speaker 1: I digress, settle down bad tone go. Back to sleep now.
Speaker 1: Good tone is, Back Having said that jeff kennet writes
Speaker 1: a great piece in. The paper, this Morning. Good morning,
Speaker 1: mister kennett he says for. All community minded individuals The
Speaker 1: greatest challenge in victoria lies ahead of a state is
Speaker 1: facing headwinds of a. Magnitude never before. Faced it is
Speaker 1: calamitous it. IS a, calamitous call i know but. Numbers
Speaker 1: do not lie where, the level of debt the cost
Speaker 1: of servicing that debt, Has never been higher where the
Speaker 1: quality of services that should be provided by, government a
Speaker 1: rapidly declining and the taxes the charges being paid by
Speaker 1: the state citizens and businesses, are at record levels destroying the.
Speaker 1: Very concept of, aspiration say that again citizens and businesses
Speaker 1: record levels of destroying the. Very, concept of aspiration wow
Speaker 1: it Is. The future. OF victoria goes on i believe
Speaker 1: the current government has disqualified themselves. From being re elected
Speaker 1: the opposition has. Been eating its own there is still
Speaker 1: time for those committed to the state's welfare. To show,
Speaker 1: their hand, while some even many WILL not like what,
Speaker 1: i have written here. It IS the truth so I
Speaker 1: declare the great victorian challenge open to all who want
Speaker 1: to put the state's interest before Their. Own and imperfect kendonism,
Speaker 1: Have a, Good. DAY good morning jeff a worthy piece
Speaker 1: lives running out of time to. Prove worthy of votes
Speaker 1: is the headline come, And join me day come and
Speaker 1: have your say one double. Three six'. Nine three chris
Speaker 1: is correct a contraband being. Smuggled in on small boats.
Speaker 8: It was in.
Speaker 1: The news, not long ago oh look it's beening. Around
Speaker 1: For a long time so i'm not, Dismissing that linen
Speaker 1: any way. That's always been. The case that's not new
Speaker 1: but the idea of people flooding in via our COUNTRY
Speaker 1: and regional airports that. I would have. To Check i'm, Not,
Speaker 1: sure markey stall morning marca thank you For your little note.
Speaker 11: To it was, Much, appreciated that's all right yeah absolute
Speaker 11: day from is to be, a start last, night, then.
Speaker 3: So danging way well you would.
Speaker 1: HOPE that is the case i mean to be in,
Speaker 1: that part. Of the world who knows it's, a moment,
Speaker 1: by moment impact you know that's. The that's the brutal
Speaker 1: reality if you, get a bit of sleep if you
Speaker 1: feel sufficiently relaxed to just go out and, HAVE a
Speaker 1: bite to eat i would have. Thought that was.
Speaker 34: A blessing oh exactly exactly he's suddenly a couple more
Speaker 34: fados during the or he's morning whatever it.
Speaker 20: Is over there lose time.
Speaker 17: They, have his little grandchildren.
Speaker 1: Yeah he sent me some beautiful photos as well. As,
Speaker 1: the of the, kids no.
Speaker 13: That's the maining you know it's just good to.
Speaker 23: So he's still trudging.
Speaker 17: Along that's the Main thing now are you.
Speaker 1: Are you in a position yet to talk about the
Speaker 1: love affair of? Twenty twenty five twenty six we'll.
Speaker 13: Just.
Speaker 29: See what happens again plane the boss is going, to,
Speaker 29: Get a plane.
Speaker 10: Ticket mate and that's it it's all jump on the
Speaker 10: plane and came.
Speaker 1: Over all DONE and.
Speaker 7: Dust searches that i have.
Speaker 17: To use a vacuum planer.
Speaker 1: What you should make sure the place. Is looking spick
Speaker 1: and span, If and, When she.
Speaker 3: Arrives oh yeah i've got.
Speaker 20: TO go to meake forget i got to find out. Where,
Speaker 20: the tight art part well you, don't.
Speaker 1: Need to do it know what are? You going to
Speaker 1: drive down why? Wouldn't you get a driver why would
Speaker 1: you get? Somebody to drive her up would you like
Speaker 1: me to pick her up for you and to?
Speaker 8: Take?
Speaker 10: Her, up to store ah no IF you're driving an.
Speaker 17: ELECTRIC i could bring her.
Speaker 1: I could Bring. Her up in the warrior.
Speaker 8: Then she would BE worried there you go i could.
Speaker 1: Bring Her Up. In the warrior landing store where? Would
Speaker 1: we go for lunch.
Speaker 42: Mm Hmmm a good hold get.
Speaker 1: I'm thinking we Might Sneak Down to the Royal. Mail hotel.
Speaker 1: In dunk hell you can You. Can, pay in, Dunk
Speaker 1: eld yeah Right Right you've got plenty and i'll tell
Speaker 1: you what if, You pay for the FOOD i'll. Select
Speaker 1: the wine, i drink, she.
Speaker 10: Doesn't drink doesn't, drink doesn't drink or eats.
Speaker 1: Doesn't drink or eat meat, get, out while you can mark,
Speaker 1: get out while you can? Doesn't drink or. Eat meat.
Speaker 34: Ah uh Uh, and church on a sunday which would
Speaker 34: give me.
Speaker 20: A couple of past quiet.
Speaker 1: So when when do we? Expect? The plane to arrive.
Speaker 20: Oh, I've been waiting so well. I'll Just got a
Speaker 20: text but i'm worry about that after this.
Speaker 23: Has been, raining since midnright.
Speaker 1: After you which is good that's encouraging, to be? Pleased,
Speaker 1: WITH that wouldn't.
Speaker 8: You yeah i, Can't, confine good.
Speaker 1: On you markey keeping. Touch we'll Talk again soon, In Michaelphn,
Speaker 1: hello jan morning.
Speaker 43: Hello JOHNNY just to say? Will i take?
Speaker 20: You?
Speaker 8: Speaker how?
Speaker 1: Are you jen i'm.
Speaker 43: Well thank you that's Good now. You're, talking about trump's
Speaker 43: sweariness yeah it's a good idea.
Speaker 34: To watch the whole.
Speaker 43: Interview it's, quite in life it.
Speaker 1: Was it was pretty compelling but the question is will
Speaker 1: his will his his. Sort of throb of followers will
Speaker 1: they be enlightened to hear the leader of The Free
Speaker 1: president of the united states as swearing. In, FRONT of
Speaker 1: the camera.
Speaker 43: Look i think he's done.
Speaker 1: That before and his followers has he done that. In
Speaker 1: front of the camera.
Speaker 43: He has done things when he didn't know, that the
Speaker 43: microphones WERE on, especially during the covid periods with all
Speaker 43: sorts of. Things that came out then but his followers.
Speaker 27: Don't care what he.
Speaker 43: Does they still follow.
Speaker 1: Him there in lies the problem for. ME that, they
Speaker 1: should care i mean that's what happened when another another
Speaker 1: person Was. On the rise in europe his followers didn't
Speaker 1: care and supported. Him.
Speaker 14: And, it didn't, End well no that's right but the?
Speaker 43: Interesting should we should.
Speaker 1: Care they should care. About who's leading the nation.
Speaker 14: You're, treating me LIKE your mark, NOT unless i DON'T
Speaker 14: know i promise.
Speaker 1: You i, Don't, Mean To do that jen but i'm
Speaker 1: having a robust discussion. About a pretty important issue and
Speaker 1: you know that, people should care, what house they.
Speaker 7: Should care they should.
Speaker 43: Care but The interesting thing Is that trump has put.
Speaker 43: Natato in the, Naughty corner he's not happy he's not
Speaker 43: made it quite clear in that longer, interview if you
Speaker 43: watch it And He Can, see his nobel peace, prize
Speaker 43: and he You know. He knows the, trump magnificent no
Speaker 43: one could no one can. Do things better than him.
Speaker 40: But Who has not done?
Speaker 1: What trump told him to hasn't He Been nominated for the,
Speaker 1: nobel peace pros not yet but he reckons.
Speaker 42: HE'S going to be.
Speaker 1: Well i, thought he had been nominated but no other
Speaker 1: country Had Nominated Him. For, the nobel peace, prize WELL
Speaker 1: they might HAVE and i think And i think, it
Speaker 1: was pakistan who said Because, HE'S done a.
Speaker 14: Standing jobstan i Think it was Really.
Speaker 1: Nominated Pakistan. For, the nobel, peace prize.
Speaker 43: Oh last night when we, were TALKING about lame ways
Speaker 43: and i called the.
Speaker 13: The.
Speaker 43: Duney truck the night cart we, did have a dummy
Speaker 43: truck but. It didn't come at, night it wasn't a
Speaker 43: nightcart and dunny then came up in the daytime and
Speaker 43: so we often saw it and it.
Speaker 1: Thank mmmm the witch bank.
Speaker 14: He had a bad?
Speaker 23: Smell?
Speaker 27: What?
Speaker 1: The s bank?
Speaker 43: Anyway really.
Speaker 28: What is?
Speaker 1: That what it was?
Speaker 13: Called, what, the duney truck yeah.
Speaker 33: No we.
Speaker 43: Called it the duney?
Speaker 42: Truck oh did you okay the dummy, men they would.
Speaker 43: Come up there'd be three there'd be two doing. The,
Speaker 43: cans AND one driving yeah and i think the, driver
Speaker 43: was a lucky.
Speaker 1: One, JUST you, would think so i mean, it must.
Speaker 1: Have been amazing, AMAZING work and you know i remember
Speaker 1: the days when the. Rubbish bins would be collected they
Speaker 1: were usually steel bins and. You put two out there
Speaker 1: this is a, long time before you know we had.
Speaker 1: Those big council rubbish bins you had to, buy your
Speaker 1: own rubbish bins so, you put those out there and
Speaker 1: then there'd be two or three people to. Each truck
Speaker 1: emptying the bins as the, year truck would go.
Speaker 42: Along we'd, have one.
Speaker 24: One.
Speaker 43: Person emptying a one driving and if one of the
Speaker 43: things back in those days was that sometimes you lose.
Speaker 26: The lead of your.
Speaker 43: Bin you wouldn't lose it the garbage, men would lose the,
Speaker 43: course they'd run over it and then you had to
Speaker 43: get a new bin because you couldn't. Buy Just the
Speaker 43: lid separately. Mitchill ins didn't sold separately, they did in
Speaker 43: the seventies but back. In, the sixties they.
Speaker 1: Didn't yeah different time a jan always. Good to have
Speaker 1: a yak thank. You have a good one see lots,
Speaker 1: Of text coming in religions tony make should. Be, Banned
Speaker 1: for many reasons well i'm not really sure. THAT you
Speaker 1: can ban religion i. Don't believe in that. Either you
Speaker 1: can't ban religion people have always been. Somewhat religious and
Speaker 1: or spiritual but, when you think about it you've got
Speaker 1: two point eight thousand different versions. Of this thing called.
Speaker 1: Religion nothing wrong, WITH that everybody, Has one i. Have
Speaker 1: one you have, one, Religion should be banned no and
Speaker 1: when that has been tried to be banned in other
Speaker 1: nations it. Does not end well, either just going by
Speaker 1: history religions you say should be banned for many reasons
Speaker 1: that open minded people understand better than most deniers, who
Speaker 1: were just brush serious who brush serious matters under the
Speaker 1: carpet And believe in the fiery godmother whilst. Being a
Speaker 1: total tax wrought well. There's that too as well to
Speaker 1: do a, Whole thesis just on that beverly will come
Speaker 1: to you straight after This to. A, part of australia,
Speaker 1: revenight Yeah when you, hear as markey pointed out, Lots
Speaker 1: Of text coming, in mark you'll love this but you'll
Speaker 1: hear comments like doesn't eat meat and doesn't Drink and
Speaker 1: is flying in there are in my little mind and.
Speaker 1: It is a, little mind as you know it sort, Of,
Speaker 1: rings a few bells marky.
Speaker 20: Just, be a.
Speaker 1: Bit careful morning.
Speaker 44: Good morning it has been said that all religions. Have
Speaker 44: one thing in common. It's called the golden mean, if
Speaker 44: you heard.
Speaker 1: Of that just remind us we.
Speaker 44: Can be pushing two versions one version is do unto
Speaker 44: others as you would, have them do unto you and
Speaker 44: the other version is? What is hateful to you. Do
Speaker 44: not do, TO others.
Speaker 1: My father says i do unto others before.
Speaker 8: They, do, IT to YOU.
Speaker 44: Well yes i mean i. Think, that's where. Wars, start
Speaker 44: actually isn't it.
Speaker 1: WELL well maybe it doesn't i don't know that, he
Speaker 1: ever started a war but. He always took the view
Speaker 1: he always took the, view in relationships and business do
Speaker 1: unto others? Before they do unto you?
Speaker 44: Is it? A, business principle IS it well that's anyway
Speaker 44: i think. We should turn to. Communism, if, THAT'S the
Speaker 44: case well.
Speaker 1: No i don't KNOW it is about common i think
Speaker 1: it's just a strategy that meaning.
Speaker 44: We should turn, we should turn to communism if, that's
Speaker 44: THE principle of capitalism which. I, don't think it is?
Speaker 1: Actually, WHAT do you mean sorry i don't. Understand the
Speaker 1: reference to? Communism well didn't you say?
Speaker 45: What did you?
Speaker 10: Just say due to?
Speaker 1: Others what was it against so the theory the theory
Speaker 1: was it, WAS a. Throw a light i guess but
Speaker 1: he would often say and do under, it would, be
Speaker 1: quoting that you, know misquoting if you like do unto others. Before,
Speaker 1: they do unto you yes that is that.
Speaker 44: Referring to, OUR capitalist. System that's so i, Said, if
Speaker 44: that's the.
Speaker 1: Case well that's the system that's that's that's the, system,
Speaker 1: in which.
Speaker 44: We, WORK though isn't it well i, think if that's
Speaker 44: the case it's a good methods for good. Reason, TO
Speaker 44: turn to communism no.
Speaker 1: I don't know that. That's the case at all who
Speaker 1: would want to go down and? Live in a, communist situation.
Speaker 1: Communist a nation communist, Economy that, was a joke oh.
Speaker 1: Right that was A Joke, That was, a Jake, joyce
Speaker 1: thank you great. Graham, that was. A. Joke beverly, Thank you,
Speaker 1: dirk good morning. Comden morning it's good.
Speaker 42: Morning i'm actually camper.
Speaker 8: Down we're, good on you. Thank You.
Speaker 1: Good. Beautiful camperdown thanks dirk.
Speaker 34: Listen i've.
Speaker 8: Got a couple of stories was.
Speaker 42: EARLIER on about the transistors i Don't think anybody Mentioned.
Speaker 42: The AUSTRALIAN made transistor chrysler.
Speaker 1: Now i do remember them where, Would? THEY have been,
Speaker 1: produced Dirk.
Speaker 42: I can't remember but i've actually got one and, it
Speaker 42: MAYBE nineteen sixty finally, but i think it was and it's,
Speaker 42: still going.
Speaker 1: THE christ transition so they i. Remember, them doing car
Speaker 1: radios yeah and.
Speaker 42: There was another Company. Doing car rega Called?
Speaker 8: Feris do You?
Speaker 1: Remember parah do Remember peris, were they also australian.
Speaker 42: Made, Yes a restraining as well.
Speaker 8: But whether or.
Speaker 42: Not Someone mentioned in earlier but i've. Got another more
Speaker 42: serious story i've been watching on the. COMPUTER on YouTube
Speaker 42: just lately a lot of people.
Speaker 8: In the city.
Speaker 42: Are the palestine and.
Speaker 34: All that Sort of.
Speaker 42: Thing, ALL the muslim people Look i. DON'T care that
Speaker 42: Muslims Whatever I Don't care christian Muslim, israel jews to
Speaker 42: the palistine That People realize That in gaza wing the americans,
Speaker 42: deliver all all, the goods all, the lots the Water
Speaker 42: flower the must are actually we're stealing, it as the
Speaker 42: trucks arrived must of getting there before.
Speaker 8: The people that need it they.
Speaker 42: Get up on the trucks. It's steal all the Goods
Speaker 42: they shot fifty one palestinians repuidly to get, them away
Speaker 42: from the trucks and they sell that. Stuff on the
Speaker 42: black market.
Speaker 1: Well that's why they're not they're not flavor. Of the
Speaker 1: month at all. With those sort of People no.
Speaker 42: One talks, about october seven you know they're all talking.
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Speaker 1: Tonight i won't be here pat will be here from
Speaker 1: ten o'clock your. Time when we come back jimmy'smo asks. The,
Speaker 1: pertinent question this Morning.
Speaker 5: Now This is As straightior Open Eyes.
Speaker 1: With tony McManus, JIMMY zabo just, a Moment. I think
Speaker 1: yes says anthony i think the person. Has been watching my.
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Speaker 1: Aw dot com Dot. Au another, One, From joan Good, morning,
Speaker 1: JOAN joan says tony well. I do enjoy the program
Speaker 1: you're sometimes your psychasm and self, righteous manner, can BE
Speaker 1: really really annoying. And i often switch off please, Remember.
Speaker 1: It's not about. You joan you're absolutely correct my humble
Speaker 1: apologies if that is how it. Comes across in my
Speaker 1: mind it's just purely the idea of having a conversation
Speaker 1: where we challenge each other as to how we have.
Speaker 1: Arrived at a particular, position if that comes across, AND
Speaker 1: it's not my intention i promise you. That you find
Speaker 1: that annoying but it's just really the idea of quizzing
Speaker 1: people as to how. They arrive at that position lots,
Speaker 1: Of other, emails as well thank you you can keep
Speaker 1: those sitting those through one double three six nine. Three
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Speaker 1: W dot Com dot. Au, It's, A, Wednesday, morning jimmy Jimmy, Jimmy, Jimmy.
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Speaker 36: Damn jimmy.
Speaker 1: Jimmy jimmy jimmy And We love it when Jimmy Sabo
Speaker 1: Is here from jackie felgate's DRIVE. Program, at three, A
Speaker 1: w jimmy good, Morning.
Speaker 28: Good morning to you tainny McManus, with, a bit of.
Speaker 28: News laughs companionship from midnight it's always, good to, listen
Speaker 28: to You my. Friend as a?
Speaker 1: Richmond supporter how you doing.
Speaker 20: You?
Speaker 28: Have, to, BRING it up look look i know where.
Speaker 1: We're at as you speak just reach out And hold my.
Speaker 28: Hand and, i'll hold, yours all right well listen you
Speaker 28: can listen to Me And, Listen to me. Winch, no
Speaker 28: i'm actually okay honestly we're. On the journey, We've seen.
Speaker 1: We're.
Speaker 28: Doing okay, we're doing okay you, know AFTER the thing was,
Speaker 28: AFTER i, SAW three premierships i said i. Don't really,
Speaker 28: Care what happened you know i'm fulfilled in.
Speaker 31: My life as a rich.
Speaker 45: I'm so what you think you might go go through
Speaker 45: for the rest, of your days on earth maybe Never
Speaker 45: seeing another, decent final maybee.
Speaker 1: You got you've got a good soul in sixty or
Speaker 1: seventy years and?
Speaker 33: What, are you talking about well maybe.
Speaker 28: You never know what happens but after that AND after,
Speaker 28: The three premierships i saw. I'm pretty happy and content
Speaker 28: and there's also been SOME pretty pretty good. Signs, i
Speaker 28: think this year yeah we Had a shaker against the
Speaker 28: bulldogs on the weekend and before that It. Was pretty bad.
Speaker 28: Against sydney, but it's, Okay they're young they're. Improving we've seen.
Speaker 28: Some signs it's all good how Are you? Feeling as
Speaker 28: a melbourne supporter only?
Speaker 1: HALF as half, as mild i think again as you
Speaker 1: he looks as if, you know based on, really you've
Speaker 1: got to say probably going to miss out even, getting close,
Speaker 1: to the finals. But miracles miracles. Can Happen enough, about
Speaker 1: FOOTING jimmy, zabo is as, i mentioned the executive Director the,
Speaker 1: executive producer and jackson program which gets underway from three
Speaker 1: o'clock this Afternoon here on three aw but this morning
Speaker 1: it's Over To you To The. Dear listener on australia
Speaker 1: overnight well For.
Speaker 28: Everyone listening to the deer, Listener And. You as well.
Speaker 28: Tony matte this was interesting at THE start of the
Speaker 28: week i was reading there is this petition going around
Speaker 28: Where do you? Know, about pokemon trading cards.
Speaker 1: Well, only only from, a, distance, to, Be honest right yeah.
Speaker 28: Yeah well apparently you can play a. PRETTY good game,
Speaker 28: with it i don't know it's like this. Strategy game
Speaker 28: that's very disciplined apparently there is this National Petition Calling
Speaker 28: on the australian olympic committee To consider it for the,
Speaker 28: olympics in Twenty thirty two to have. POKEMON cards, as a, sport,
Speaker 28: I thought, come on seriously i mean we. COULD do
Speaker 28: better than that i was thinking what. Sports activity should
Speaker 28: be considered you can Think of. Something better than pokemon cards.
Speaker 28: I've got a long list you tell me. If, any
Speaker 28: of these.
Speaker 1: Work okay this is this Is. To go into The.
Speaker 1: Olympics Go.
Speaker 28: On the, olympics gone olympics all right, get rid. Of
Speaker 28: break breaking break dancing. We've seen enough of that how.
Speaker 28: About we do parallel. PARKING we've got A competition i
Speaker 28: think the europeans would.
Speaker 8: Be pretty. Good at.
Speaker 28: That parallel, parking that's.
Speaker 1: Fantastic reverse parking reverse parking.
Speaker 28: Oh so we've got, that we've, also got reversing you.
Speaker 28: Know reverse reverse boat docking you know when you reverse
Speaker 28: your boat down the boat ramps.
Speaker 1: Are you're putting your. Boat, down into the water.
Speaker 28: Yep that'd be, good poker we could do would. Be
Speaker 28: BETTER than pokemon cards chess. I, think should be included
Speaker 28: now how? About ikea flat pack.
Speaker 1: Racing pocus a little bit. I'm going to go blackjack poke.
Speaker 1: Is a bit too slow, so you want some movement,
Speaker 1: You Want some regular activity so i'm. Going to go
Speaker 1: black checks can put, black check on the list.
Speaker 28: Black check on the list we used to call it a.
Speaker 1: Dealer, twenty one.
Speaker 28: Twenty one yeah. Nice CHESS should be considered as i,
Speaker 28: MENTIONED the flat pack racing i THINK we should. Have
Speaker 28: those iq flat packs it's a race to see who
Speaker 28: through the.
Speaker 1: Network on the living not what we want you to
Speaker 1: do is we want to sit you there hour after our.
Speaker 1: Watching two people play chess there's. A ratings winner just, there, what.
Speaker 28: About lawn mowing right you get a patch of grass
Speaker 28: and after ten minutes, you've got a mowe it whipper
Speaker 28: snip whatever and. THE best looking Grass winds i think
Speaker 28: the australian.
Speaker 7: To do, well with that oh.
Speaker 1: Yes, the quintessential lawn space yeah that'd.
Speaker 28: Be good as this one this is probably my. Favorite
Speaker 28: silent door closing contest so you've got a baby sleeping
Speaker 28: in a bed and you have, to go in, the
Speaker 28: room open the, door go to the wardrobe grab your
Speaker 28: clothes and make your way out of the room. Without
Speaker 28: WAKING the Baby up and i think i've mastered it
Speaker 28: now as a dut of what is IT in? THREE
Speaker 28: years THAT i skill i?
Speaker 1: Reckon i could do It And, can you, imagine dennis
Speaker 1: committee for example. Doing, the, Commentary around that yes well.
Speaker 46: I've, got to tell you tony what's going to happen is,
Speaker 46: look at this man here he's he's moving in.
Speaker 1: Through the children's bedroom silent he's.
Speaker 46: Got those beautiful SLIPPERS on, He's, got and i noticed
Speaker 46: tony he's Wearing, a Jacket that says lexus and i'm
Speaker 46: a bit Of a fan of the lexus.
Speaker 8: And he is.
Speaker 13: COMING together it's coming together i.
Speaker 1: Think there's a segment there.
Speaker 10: So we should start a.
Speaker 28: Petition to include these sports if anyone, else has got
Speaker 28: any suggestions please please come. To the table with. Them,
Speaker 28: But yours was good blackjack have you got?
Speaker 9: Any more?
Speaker 28: Up his bleed.
Speaker 1: Introduce blackjack ping pong just hitting. THE ping pong ball
Speaker 1: somehow i don't, know you would do that but just
Speaker 1: playing with some sort of ping pong.
Speaker 28: Ball, just against the wall yeah.
Speaker 1: Or the very favorite game. Which can be quite quick
Speaker 1: it would be a thing we used To play. As
Speaker 1: kids called chinese checkers so it's a little more it's a,
Speaker 1: little more activity around it more than steering. It aboard.
Speaker 1: Simply for. Chess, chinese checkers chinese.
Speaker 28: Checkers, yeah a good one. YEAH you'd also be good
Speaker 28: i reckon if they had General, KNOWLEDGE trivia at the
Speaker 28: olympics i reckon you'd be A good person to represent
Speaker 28: australia and a bit of general knowledge trivia competition.
Speaker 1: Trivia questions just in general. There's a really good one
Speaker 1: so we'll. Take some calls very surely one. Double three
Speaker 1: six nine three little curious little games that you think We.
Speaker 1: Could put into the olympics one. Double, three six nine
Speaker 1: three jimmy you've got the program coming, Up This afternoon
Speaker 1: of course jackie felgate underway from three o'clock here on
Speaker 1: three aw or what? Do, you got lined.
Speaker 28: Up yes a Lot Happening But, speaking of, richmond matthew
Speaker 28: richardson rich oh will we speaking to us at three
Speaker 28: point thirty. Or always brings a lot we speak a little,
Speaker 28: bit about footy with him but mostly he brings something
Speaker 28: from his personal life and we open up the Lines. And,
Speaker 28: everyone loves chapter richard yeah.
Speaker 1: He's always, a good value thank you will. Take some
Speaker 1: calls very. Surely. It's always a pleasure. JIMMY'SABO the pleasure
Speaker 1: is mine. I don't think it is i think this
Speaker 1: is my Pleasure on this. Occasion for, australia over night
Speaker 1: thank you jim if you'd. Like to jump on, board
Speaker 1: so we're little games little things that we Could. Put
Speaker 1: in to the olympics have a. Bit of fun with.
Speaker 1: It Come and join me i'm tony McMahons won double
Speaker 1: three six nine three usually imagination one. Double three six
Speaker 1: nine three we'll take. Some calls straight after this nice
Speaker 1: to every company Wherever. You are right around australia lost
Speaker 1: send Us The three at w brickie show getting underway
Speaker 1: very very surely in the, next fifteen minute or. So
Speaker 1: maybe A Little less just, AFTER david armstrong's, the news
Speaker 1: I Should say the great david armstrong happened to walk
Speaker 1: past our little studio, That, we hang out here jay did?
Speaker 1: You see him, come through And he said what about and.
Speaker 1: This is, a great nomination he says. WHAT about a
Speaker 1: little competition i don't know WHETHER you could do a
Speaker 1: tv show or Maybe whether, it would be, olympic standard
Speaker 1: but he said packing.
Speaker 3: The car.
Speaker 1: For the holiday so you've got, the kids in the
Speaker 1: car the family packing, the car for the holiday and
Speaker 1: you can have various nations. Playing off against each other Those,
Speaker 1: that were going to hawaii those That were Going to
Speaker 1: white horse in, canada where it's freezing gold Those that
Speaker 1: are going to buller, this time of the Year Which
Speaker 1: Is probably. Most melbourne football club, supporters those, that are
Speaker 1: going you know to freezing parts of the, World as
Speaker 1: world you go so?
Speaker 20: For?
Speaker 1: What would you pack what that'd be funny packing the car,
Speaker 1: for holiday one. Double three six nine three have you
Speaker 1: got anything on your list? At, this stage for packing
Speaker 1: no just generally for generally for A game show and
Speaker 1: or olympic standard oz think, About It for A. Moment
Speaker 1: ossie sports for olympics trying to find the. Car this
Speaker 1: would be, One, this is so good ronnie trying To.
Speaker 1: Find the car? In chadgton isn't that cracket you've got
Speaker 1: to Find the car park in chadgeon and the first
Speaker 1: to get ten items Through the Self checkout at cole's
Speaker 1: or safeway with. Having to call an attendant has?
Speaker 33: That?
Speaker 1: Ever happened in that fantastic that would Be on the,
Speaker 1: list At. Dodgeball for sure says robbie australians would do
Speaker 1: well to have the pie eating Pie. Eating competition in,
Speaker 1: the Olympics pie Eating Competition That's, Jenny In south, australia
Speaker 1: morning jen graham Says did you ever play? French cricket
Speaker 1: in the backyard french crickets a bell is so you'd
Speaker 1: have the bat, Down, in front of you yeah but
Speaker 1: in front of your legs and. You'd, have to tap
Speaker 1: it yeah you could. Get them through the legs french
Speaker 1: cricket if you didn't have, much space in your backyard, and,
Speaker 1: many of us didn't Sadly you could play the french.
Speaker 1: Cricket and it Was, FINE And thank You Tony. A
Speaker 1: jay and. David david nice call there let's, Take, a couple,
Speaker 1: Of calls, Angela.
Speaker 13: GOOD morning good morning tony i think something.
Speaker 40: That would, go really, well it's international, it's historical everyone
Speaker 40: loves it all age Groups Would. Be quidditch from harry,
Speaker 40: potter there are some universities lots of universities around the
Speaker 40: world that have. Teams and they already. Playing it's fantastic to.
Speaker 1: Watch so what's it. Called It's Called.
Speaker 40: Quinch quidditch when harry potter they fly broomsticks and THAT'S
Speaker 40: like fuck, sort of i don't, know basketball in the
Speaker 40: air but on the ground they test the players run
Speaker 40: around with broomstick free bitch and row balls and the
Speaker 40: guys and they have they have the golden which people
Speaker 40: the golden also comes snitch which some of the players.
Speaker 40: Have to try to chase, if they, get the stitch they, win,
Speaker 40: and it's.
Speaker 21: Very.
Speaker 40: Complex hilarious to, watch hilarious.
Speaker 1: I'm loving. It loving it loving it Did You?
Speaker 31: Ever?
Speaker 1: Play, the, chinese, checkers.
Speaker 9: Oh yes yeah.
Speaker 13: Yeah that was good fun it was good fun.
Speaker 1: Because it was, really quite a simple game just once you.
Speaker 1: Got the gist of it were you just to sneak
Speaker 1: past your opponents and get all your checkers the. Other side?
Speaker 9: Of, the, board that's right yeah.
Speaker 13: Anyway give quit chick.
Speaker 8: Though thank you very.
Speaker 1: Much we'll. Look Into that excellent work thanks ande for.
Speaker 1: Being part of, The Program, Here's another one marky. Store
Speaker 1: good Morning to, you markey via tex says? What about
Speaker 1: packing a car packing a car should be A husband
Speaker 1: wife team, says mark packing The Car very. Similar to david.
Speaker 1: Armstrong's nomination well done. You here's the other one. Justine
Speaker 1: says packing. The dishwasher packing the, Dishwasher, NOW having said
Speaker 1: that jay i READ a FAIR bit about i think.
Speaker 1: I sent you the details? Didn't know packing the dishwasher?
Speaker 1: Do you rinse the dishes rinse the dishes before going?
Speaker 1: Into the dishwasher or not one Double, Three six nine.
Speaker 1: Three yes i'm. A rinser. You're a rinser i am
Speaker 1: how severely rinsed? Do they have to, be lots, of
Speaker 1: rinser ring. No wrong lots Of Wrong according to the
Speaker 1: good people a choice they, made observations said it actually
Speaker 1: the modern day dishwasher is so highly programmed that it
Speaker 1: does its job. And knows what to do and if
Speaker 1: you're putting, in dirty dish clean dishes it says that
Speaker 1: we don't need. To, do that much work yeah, so
Speaker 1: it's got little. Channels it's got little carrots you remove
Speaker 1: the food that you don't want to, lumps of food
Speaker 1: in there but you don't. Have to clean the plate,
Speaker 1: and do you know, why because you're using water whereas
Speaker 1: if you put in the dishwasher it doesn't use any.
Speaker 1: Water or very little water you're. Just using miles of
Speaker 1: water what's the? Point of having the dishwasher and who stacks?
Speaker 1: The dishwasher at your house the kids never, give the
Speaker 1: kids excellent well train them. Not, to over wash them
Speaker 1: APPARENTLY according to, the research i Did yesterday never good
Speaker 1: to french, cricket our middle stump out, Middle stump every? Single?
Speaker 1: Time wasn't that true boat this, Is A. Great one
Speaker 1: too david armstrong You'd, love this Down. In portsa down
Speaker 1: at sorrento, when you get down, there on a, regular
Speaker 1: basis boat or trailing. Trailer backing down the driveway boat or,
Speaker 1: Trailer backing, Down the, Driveway international standards cool. Kids camo's
Speaker 1: In the Newsroom that's next ross and Russ with. The
Speaker 1: three Aw brecky program that news we mentioned earlier one
Speaker 1: of the, great heart throbs late sixties, Early Part. Of
Speaker 1: the seventies bobby sherman we lost him in the last
Speaker 1: twenty four. Eighty One. Years of age bobby sherman w'd
Speaker 1: been many. In this audience will remember bobby is the
Speaker 1: heart throb, of the sixties and. Seventies one of the
Speaker 1: Many Just, Prior Reckon to. David cassidy i'm tony, McManus
Speaker 1: for all we know, we may never Meet again particularly After.
Speaker 1: What i'm doing tomorrow thursday hand your hands only ever
Speaker 1: held beheld out in friendship and never in what