Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show podcast Melbourne's Gold one oh
Speaker 1: four point three.
Speaker 2: Why from Richmond Gold one four point three HQ is Melbourne,
Speaker 2: Australia broadcasting to the world.
Speaker 3: Are Christian? I could have just had a cuddler if
Speaker 3: it led somewhere else, I'm fine with that.
Speaker 4: Oh I did not love Disneyland show.
Speaker 5: I'm the buff mama.
Speaker 3: That's us now, which is well, looky, looky, looky. I
Speaker 3: know you're headed to bris Vegas, but it feels like
Speaker 3: in the studio right now in Richmond. Bris Vegas is
Speaker 3: here in the shape and form of mister Jack Posts.
Speaker 4: I do either look a bit different today?
Speaker 3: You look so different the golden glow. Have you been
Speaker 3: on holiday?
Speaker 4: I have not been on holiday. Hawaii all fake, but
Speaker 4: doesn't it look good?
Speaker 3: I told you the golden glow.
Speaker 5: Look at the gun.
Speaker 3: It gives you extra a muscle definition. You look like
Speaker 3: this nice golden glow.
Speaker 4: Thank you?
Speaker 3: Do you feel good?
Speaker 4: I do? And I hate to say it, because you know,
Speaker 4: it is stupid that me and women worry about this
Speaker 4: kind of stuff. Sprayce and paint on you to make
Speaker 4: you look better. But there's no denying that you look
Speaker 4: in the mirror and you go, I look good.
Speaker 3: You did you have two coats?
Speaker 4: She went, two coats, doubled up.
Speaker 3: You needed two coats?
Speaker 4: Well I didn't need it, but she just offered no
Speaker 4: extra cost.
Speaker 3: And you have to put the little male g string on. Yep, yes,
Speaker 3: quite quite something, that isn't it.
Speaker 4: Well it's quite almost nothing, actually, which is the problem.
Speaker 3: It's a strange, kind of very flimsy hammock. Isn't it
Speaker 3: that you have no confidence is going to stay in I.
Speaker 4: Just really didn't want to turn around when she said,
Speaker 4: and now you have to turn around. There's nothing blocking.
Speaker 3: Note women have been doing this stuff for years. So
Speaker 3: and Bianka did the same thing.
Speaker 4: She did the same thing. That's what made it. That's
Speaker 4: what made it way less weird. I would have felt
Speaker 4: very vulnerable in there, except we were both there giggling.
Speaker 3: And so you went around the lady's house. She's got
Speaker 3: that look like the the pop up tent that the
Speaker 3: spraytan people have.
Speaker 4: Yeah, she's converted her the front room of her house
Speaker 4: into a spray tan booth.
Speaker 3: What do you mean she's converted? I mean I think
Speaker 3: it's just a she has it there during the days
Speaker 3: it away. It's not that what The kids are watching
Speaker 3: TV in the evening and there's strange duds coming around
Speaker 3: getting their ass out and she's spraying.
Speaker 4: I'll tell you this is not a set up.
Speaker 3: This is a spray TND shot.
Speaker 4: I promise you, this is not a setup and packed
Speaker 4: down situation.
Speaker 3: The room is it got like family photos of her
Speaker 3: life and then you're there naked.
Speaker 4: The room is bronze essentially because of the year's human beings.
Speaker 3: It's just absolutely spla also shot.
Speaker 4: The years of mist in that room has painted the whole,
Speaker 4: the windows, the cupboards, the mantlepiece, the fireplace is bronzed.
Speaker 5: She has an exhaust fan in there, wouldn't she?
Speaker 4: No, No, it's an old it's an old terrace house, right.
Speaker 3: Yeah. And did you find there's a funny smell there
Speaker 3: is like a potato Yeah, what is it? Yeah?
Speaker 4: But my die actually did. She always runs up whenever
Speaker 4: we come inside, runs up to the door and jumps
Speaker 4: all over us. She couldn't trust me.
Speaker 3: Yes, you said you also took Luna to get a
Speaker 3: spray tawn. How did I miss out? You know, it's
Speaker 3: funny to talk about the spray tam because obviously we've
Speaker 3: been talking about on the show, and you would offered
Speaker 3: the sales team offered you and your wife a client
Speaker 3: that was going to do it for free.
Speaker 4: Yes, well, I'll just re explain. Yank has said that
Speaker 4: the the.
Speaker 3: He's just taking his sunglasses on. And the reason why
Speaker 3: there's now a little bit of tension is because Jack
Speaker 3: has always buggered off. After the show yesterday and as
Speaker 3: I was trying to untangle myself and get out the door,
Speaker 3: I was doorsteps, you know, in that corridor out here.
Speaker 4: I hate that corridor.
Speaker 3: I mean, I'm told you, I need like one of
Speaker 3: those Fireman's poll after show to get out of here. Right.
Speaker 3: Whenever I try and cross that canyon no man's land,
Speaker 3: they always grabbed me, salespeople, management, and they're because I'm
Speaker 3: vulnerable there. It's a long long walk and I got doorsteps, like, hey, listen,
Speaker 3: we need to talk. There's an issue with the sales
Speaker 3: team the spray tank client, and Jack and I went
Speaker 3: cool Jack, Cool Jack. We need to speak to you.
Speaker 3: You're going to have to do and make good.
Speaker 4: On today's show. We did say anything.
Speaker 3: No we no, we no, we own it.
Speaker 4: Yesterday we got answered.
Speaker 3: You need to prepare your cake, because I've got a
Speaker 3: chain of emails and text here board you're confirming that
Speaker 3: you wanted the spray Tann. I've got it on text
Speaker 3: here from an anonymous team member aka Blake. After this,
Speaker 3: we're getting to tang Gate. Prepare your defense right now,
Speaker 3: Jack post. The good news for people listening right now
Speaker 3: is I now have to give away a spray Tann
Speaker 3: on today's show. I'm not joking.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 3: So two days ago on the show, Jack was talking
Speaker 3: about him and his wife want to get spray ton
Speaker 3: after that day's show. This was Wednesday. I catched him
Speaker 3: sneaking around Okay chat to one of the team members, Blake,
Speaker 3: that had a phone call excitedly from a client and
Speaker 3: advertiser of this station who owns a few tanning salons
Speaker 3: for excited. They love. It's very kind of them love
Speaker 3: to offer they've got to give Jack and his wife
Speaker 3: a complimentary a free spray tan You were enthusiastic and
Speaker 3: took them up on the off.
Speaker 4: It was a lovely offer and so at the time
Speaker 4: I thought, great, Biank is going to be psyched with this.
Speaker 4: We can save forty bucks each on our spray tan
Speaker 4: by getting a free one. Then she said, no, you don't.
Speaker 4: What you don't understand is the lady we're going to.
Speaker 4: She is the best in Melbourne. She is better than
Speaker 4: any other spray tanner. We have to go to her.
Speaker 4: You can go to the free one if you want,
Speaker 4: but I'm going to the best lady. We end up
Speaker 4: both going to the best lady. So I said, look, Blake,
Speaker 4: thank you and thank you to your client for their
Speaker 4: interest in giving me.
Speaker 3: When did you say that that's the problem we have?
Speaker 3: Is that is absolute bs, You never said any of that.
Speaker 3: I've got it. I've got the chain of text here
Speaker 3: between you and Blake, which I asked him to forward
Speaker 3: onto me. And you know he's already gunning for your job.
Speaker 3: He sent me in other message last night, happy to
Speaker 3: come in the morning and walk Jack out of the
Speaker 3: building and then replace it. Well, you've just made a
Speaker 3: lot bigger because I've got these texts here, him texting
Speaker 3: you throughout the day. Do you definitely want to do this?
Speaker 3: A thumbs up emoji, even saying you prefer have it
Speaker 3: done at Fairfield. See I'm onto you, right, now, yep,
Speaker 3: we'd definitely like to do that great okay time Yesterday
Speaker 3: they hear the show, they're excited. They told everyone Jack
Speaker 3: Posts Radio's Jack Post instastar is coming in. I know
Speaker 3: he's not. They just hear him casually sell on the radio.
Speaker 3: He can't be bothered. Hence they then get a phone
Speaker 3: called going, hey, we've arranged for this. They put the
Speaker 3: time in that he wanted, They've got people ready to
Speaker 3: do it, and we didn't hear anything just on the
Speaker 3: radio show. We feel a bit let down here. They're upset.
Speaker 4: Up until Wednesday night, I was going to get the
Speaker 4: free fake ten. Then Thursday morning Bianca told me, hey,
Speaker 4: we got to go to the original lady. So I
Speaker 4: came in here. You can't call at six am in
Speaker 4: the morning, Hey, Whatt's.
Speaker 3: And now your pa service. The listeners are meant to
Speaker 3: hear the show and call the Tan place up. Well,
Speaker 3: this is what this is the situation I've been placed into.
Speaker 3: Now today.
Speaker 2: Christian oh Connell cleans up a massive massage between Jackposts
Speaker 2: and the sales team fifty.
Speaker 3: Two now because because there could people at Brazilian bar.
Speaker 4: We don't have to do this.
Speaker 3: I do because you didn't say no, we never but
Speaker 3: we never even said we take the way out of
Speaker 3: this Brazilian butterfly in now, if you like a Jack's
Speaker 3: spray tanning session that he pulled out of yesterday rudely
Speaker 3: without letting them know. If you would love a Brazilian butterfly,
Speaker 3: and let's be honest, if you're going to get a
Speaker 3: spray Tann, Hey Patsy on Brazilian butterfly the very best
Speaker 3: in Melbourne.
Speaker 5: They are I do go to them at Werre arebe
Speaker 5: do you there you go?
Speaker 3: They're great, happy customer.
Speaker 4: Okay, this sounds almost rehearsed between.
Speaker 6: The two, not at all, sadly not. It's any time
Speaker 6: we have a dovetail together. The other stuff should be
Speaker 6: rehearsed like this, okay called in now. If you like
Speaker 6: Jay's Jack's spray Tann, give us a call nine four
Speaker 6: one four one oh four three.
Speaker 3: Would you like a free spray Cann nine four one
Speaker 3: four one oh four three a Brazilian butterfly?
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 3: Okay, so Jack posters put the show in a dangerous
Speaker 3: situation and needs your help. He had agreed to take
Speaker 3: a complimentary spray Tann from Brazilian Butterfly, and he didn't
Speaker 3: bother going yesterday. So Brazilian Butterfly a little bit upset,
Speaker 3: and so I'm now giving away a compliment entry spray
Speaker 3: Tann basically to cover the one that Jack should have
Speaker 3: had yesterday. If you would like Jack spraytan, And it
Speaker 3: can only go to a guy as well, because they
Speaker 3: got the equipment ready just from Man today.
Speaker 4: And that mail g string ready to go.
Speaker 3: Yeah, So if you are a guy who love a
Speaker 3: spray tann, never had one before, maybe give us a
Speaker 3: call now nine one four.
Speaker 1: Three The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh
Speaker 1: four point three.
Speaker 3: You know, we've been listening to the focus groups and
Speaker 3: the feedback of want one more of here on God
Speaker 3: one oh four point three and it is fake Tan's.
Speaker 2: Christian oh connall cleans up a massive message between Jack
Speaker 2: Post and the sales team Part one hundred and fifty two.
Speaker 4: Thank you as well for using your platform.
Speaker 3: Particularly up your mess over a fake tan. So basically
Speaker 3: we're giving away the spray town that Jack was supposed
Speaker 3: to go to yesterday. He never lets the poor people
Speaker 3: at Brazilian Butterfly actually know I wasn't coming along, So
Speaker 3: we're going to give it away now?
Speaker 4: Why did if they had, sorry, if they had to
Speaker 4: listen to the show yesterday, they would have known that I.
Speaker 5: Said an official sauce Jack, Thanks, Pat.
Speaker 3: So you now just think you can say yes and
Speaker 3: then let people down just by listening to the show.
Speaker 4: Well, a true client if they really love the show.
Speaker 3: A true client.
Speaker 2: Christian oh Conall cleans up on massive massage.
Speaker 3: That'd be another one Monday.
Speaker 2: Between Jack Post and the sales.
Speaker 3: Team fifty two fifty three. Now tell you one thing
Speaker 3: about Brazilian Butterfly. Don't they do a great tan, Patsy?
Speaker 5: They do beautiful and even just what you want?
Speaker 3: You out, Jack, that's what you want? You want an
Speaker 3: evil one? How many times you've seen a lopsided spray town?
Speaker 3: You know that's someone's blood. That's blog you want? Didn't
Speaker 3: go to Brazilian Butterfly. All right, let's go to lines Peter,
Speaker 3: Good morning, Hi Christian, I'm pretty good mate. You after
Speaker 3: a spray tam Pete?
Speaker 7: Yes, I am mate?
Speaker 3: Yes, ever had one before? Fancy giving it a girl?
Speaker 3: What's the deal?
Speaker 8: No, I've never had one.
Speaker 7: I've put on the one you do yourself a couple
Speaker 7: of times, but they come on and even you feel
Speaker 7: a bit unbalanced as.
Speaker 3: You say, Yeah, it'd be good.
Speaker 4: Sid it's blotchy, a little.
Speaker 8: Bit one sided.
Speaker 7: It'd be good to get a professional one.
Speaker 3: That's it. Did you do the one with the old
Speaker 3: that kind of that's like oven glove, you get with
Speaker 3: it in the packet, you any smear it on?
Speaker 7: Yeah, that's exactly the one.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I've done that before. Right, and you forget to
Speaker 3: do you got the hamstrings and you leave your house
Speaker 3: and kids to go. You've got these big your thighs.
Speaker 3: It's a really good look for a guy, Peter, it
Speaker 3: might be you stay there. Let's go to Dale as well.
Speaker 3: Deal Good morning, Yeah, good morning, Christian. Deal tell us
Speaker 3: then you fancy a spray Tann? You fancy a spray
Speaker 3: Tann dew?
Speaker 9: Yes, yes, I'm just abare to go the gold go
Speaker 9: So I'd love one.
Speaker 3: Perfect. What do you do for a living?
Speaker 10: I'm a truck driver?
Speaker 3: Right, well, now you can be a golden truck driver. Okay,
Speaker 3: we'll give you the Brazilian butterfly. You can have the
Speaker 3: Jack spray tanner Can beautiful.
Speaker 9: Thank you all right, buddy.
Speaker 1: Enjoy the Christian O'Connell breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh
Speaker 1: four point three.
Speaker 3: Where is Bob's header? Every Friday week listener Bob on
Speaker 3: the phone every morning, every single morning he wakes up,
Speaker 3: he's got a brand new earworm, a song in his head.
Speaker 3: On a Friday, we turn into a game. He goes
Speaker 3: you the clues to what the song is your phone
Speaker 3: in ninety four one one four three, try and guess
Speaker 3: the song that's in his head. I'll tell you one
Speaker 3: thing every single week. So is it good song? The
Speaker 3: man's got good musical tastes. Let's find out what the
Speaker 3: song is today. Good morning Bob, Good morning Christian.
Speaker 8: That's very kind of you to say I have good
Speaker 8: musical taste. Just quickly. I'm from Beckus Marsh, my friend.
Speaker 8: I heard you on Wednesday, and Becus Marsh is named
Speaker 8: after Captain William Henry Beckett, so it's not original at all.
Speaker 3: That's we's got a historical facts.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we thought it might also be named after wine.
Speaker 4: We were wrong.
Speaker 8: Well, well, Becus just the god of wine and parties,
Speaker 8: and I think we have a few of those in
Speaker 8: backus muss.
Speaker 3: Well, listen, thank you for clearing out bind I hate
Speaker 3: the thought of our two correspondents. Day you found Bob
Speaker 3: falling out over pedantry. But list you got a chance
Speaker 3: you to clear it up now, all right?
Speaker 8: So well, yes, no, there was no no pedantry. I'll
Speaker 8: just do what i'd hop out a little bit.
Speaker 3: Thank you, Bob.
Speaker 8: Sorry, mate. Today's music is from nineteen seventy six. It's
Speaker 8: a very long title. And this can be related to
Speaker 8: SETI and to a movie called The Day They Stood Still.
Speaker 3: There we go tell you what you foxed us here
Speaker 3: in the studio. We're writing all this down. It's cryptic,
Speaker 3: it's deep, Bob. The clues again, please.
Speaker 8: Okay, can be related to SETI and Betty Jet their initials.
Speaker 4: What's what?
Speaker 8: Well do you have to figure that out?
Speaker 9: That's that's the clue.
Speaker 10: Okay.
Speaker 8: And by the way, jack stop digging, mate, you're you're
Speaker 8: in a hole.
Speaker 3: Yeah, this guy's it's all buried in a big hole
Speaker 3: for the client's advertiser.
Speaker 8: Can be related to the movie The Day the stwood still.
Speaker 3: Can be related. Yes, all right, so that's it is
Speaker 3: that these are all clues to the title.
Speaker 8: Well, no, Checkey is the clue to the title and
Speaker 8: the name of the band related to the Day of
Speaker 8: the Youth Towood.
Speaker 3: Still gotcha, Bob? Okay, so I'm probably guilty of a
Speaker 3: little bit of digging myself now, all right, Bob, stay there,
Speaker 3: we'll come back in a minute, mate. All right, anyone
Speaker 3: got any ideas There is a big question mark over
Speaker 3: my head right now. So you're sharper than us if
Speaker 3: you can work out the song, give us a call.
Speaker 3: Nine four one four no fourth three in Jack stop
Speaker 3: digging the.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Where is Bob's head at today? He has already
Speaker 3: stumped everyone this morning, Bob.
Speaker 8: I'm still here, mate.
Speaker 3: Bob, Bob, I tell you you've got them with this
Speaker 3: one today. It's a tough one this morning for everyone.
Speaker 3: The clues again to this song that's in your head?
Speaker 8: Okay. The song title can be related to Schetty and
Speaker 8: the name of the band related to the movie The
Speaker 8: Day the Earth st would Still.
Speaker 3: All right, let's go to Alex. Alex. Good morning, Alex,
Speaker 3: I'm here, Alex. What I mate? So what do you
Speaker 3: think the song is? It's in Bob's head this morning.
Speaker 9: The song that's in Bob's head is calling Occupants from
Speaker 9: Interploymentary Craft by a band called Cloud two.
Speaker 3: Wow, wee great guess, great guess. So I thought might
Speaker 3: be the Carpetter's one, but it took me a while together.
Speaker 3: But that is awesome skills, Alex. How did you get it?
Speaker 9: It's just the clues and I also remember that you
Speaker 9: know it's from the day They Stood Still, and yeah,
Speaker 9: that's that's what gover to me.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I know the Carpenter's song obviously, but I thought
Speaker 3: the Carpetis did the original song calling occupants of interplanetary craft.
Speaker 3: But so Alex has guessed it.
Speaker 8: He has. Indeed, well done, Alex. I'm going to award
Speaker 8: you with three pointer.
Speaker 9: Ge appreciate.
Speaker 3: That's a great way to start your weekend with a
Speaker 3: three pointer to Alex. So that's good. You got that
Speaker 3: on your side of it. So break it down for us,
Speaker 3: Bob Setti the I believe the Search for Extial Terrestrial
Speaker 3: Intelligence set up by was it Carl Sagan?
Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, And that's a program that's been running where
Speaker 8: they are listening for any any anything from the universe
Speaker 8: that might be known, that might be a code or
Speaker 8: something that proves that there is intelligent life out there.
Speaker 8: And Clardy was the name of the robots, the alien
Speaker 8: robot that landed on the Earth in the movie of
Speaker 8: the Day.
Speaker 9: The Esta would still.
Speaker 3: That is meta. I mean we had no idea. Seriously, normally, Bob,
Speaker 3: with your clues get we get like ten lines. Only
Speaker 3: one person, Alex called in with it, which is incredible
Speaker 3: that you managed to guess it. I've never heard of
Speaker 3: this version, but this is the song we're talking about.
Speaker 3: I'm familiar obviously with the Carpenter's one. So was the
Speaker 3: Carpenter's a cover version?
Speaker 8: Yeah, it is. They picked it up a year later.
Speaker 3: Bob's knowledge is deep. It's not just Back as Marsh,
Speaker 3: the origins of Back as Marsh. It's now on about
Speaker 3: this song as well, like.
Speaker 4: Clark too, who we're giving away tickets to next week tickets.
Speaker 3: He's he's back everyone, He's back in the room. And
Speaker 3: Bob tell me this, right, we've played the game every Friday.
Speaker 3: Where's Bob. Bob's head out and it's the song that's
Speaker 3: your ear on? What's that really? The song you wake up?
Speaker 3: The sawning? It's Friday, you head into a weekend, that
Speaker 3: song dropped into your head.
Speaker 8: It's there when I wake up. So's it's a little
Speaker 8: bit of a rush for me because I've got to
Speaker 8: try and think, you know, I have clues. I've got
Speaker 8: to Sometimes I'm not even sure what the song is
Speaker 8: that has happened to me a few times, not on
Speaker 8: a Friday, but sometimes I've got a song a near
Speaker 8: worm in my head, and I got what is that song?
Speaker 3: And I wrote the next time that happens outside of
Speaker 3: your weekly on a Friday, please call us. The line
Speaker 3: is always open for you, Bob Okay, Monday to Friday.
Speaker 8: All right, let me leave you with one last thing, please.
Speaker 8: The song you played before you called me, or before
Speaker 8: we gave my clues, the Final Countdown is apparently the
Speaker 8: most the favorite song to be played at funerals, Is
Speaker 8: that right?
Speaker 3: I thought that was My Way by Frank Sinatra.
Speaker 8: Well, I I came across that information a few about
Speaker 8: two months ago. I just I forget where I read it,
Speaker 8: but I did, and apparently it's here in Australia at
Speaker 8: least it's it's the favorite song to be played at journals.
Speaker 7: Then you can see why Okay, this.
Speaker 3: Standards right in the phrase, it's obvious. Bobby boy, you're
Speaker 3: on fire today. Thank you very much. A good weekend.
Speaker 8: Bye, have a good week bye bye.
Speaker 1: Now The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh
Speaker 1: four point three.
Speaker 3: Time for knockoff Friday. Let's get straight into your weekend.
Speaker 3: The atmosphere in the studio today e let drink Jack
Speaker 3: is dressed for him. Let's think he's going to Hawaii
Speaker 3: or he's won the Tat's Lotto. You know when they
Speaker 3: do the press conference, there's some bogan that's won it.
Speaker 3: He looks very he's got a Hawaiian shirt and he's
Speaker 3: got the spray tann You're looking good. He've got the sunglasses.
Speaker 3: You do look like you actually going. I know you're
Speaker 3: going to Brisbane for the weekend, but are you coming
Speaker 3: back Monday?
Speaker 4: Here we go, I'm coming back.
Speaker 3: You come.
Speaker 4: I just caught a reflection of myself and I kind
Speaker 4: of look like eighth Ventura Patsy.
Speaker 3: You also flying up today. You've got your dress, everything's.
Speaker 5: Ready, everything's ready to go.
Speaker 3: You've also gone for My wife does this when she's
Speaker 3: flying away. She has a flight outfit. Let me, see
Speaker 3: did you ask Chris last night? But two or three
Speaker 3: different options. My wife has a flight outfit and then
Speaker 3: she goes She goes to me, do you need some
Speaker 3: help knowing what yoga? But I went black jeans or
Speaker 3: gray jeans and a black or great T shirt. That's
Speaker 3: my standard flight outfit slash every day outfit. But my
Speaker 3: wife gets very stressed about.
Speaker 4: So what do you go? Is flight outfit about comfort
Speaker 4: or about style?
Speaker 3: Both fifty fifty comfortable style And as soon as she
Speaker 3: came in, she's got yoga pants on. Pats looks different.
Speaker 3: Pats is always very very smart, well dressed. She it's
Speaker 3: always very well dressed, always smart, well put together. Well,
Speaker 3: can I say this accessorized as well? It all works today.
Speaker 3: You've got hot No no, no, you're you're casual. But
Speaker 3: it's with an attitude as well. Oh she's got sass.
Speaker 3: That's what she's got today. Have you seen how she's
Speaker 3: rocking it today?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Very cool? Tell us about the dress then, it's huge.
Speaker 5: It's massive. It's like in a big human body bag.
Speaker 3: It does look like one of those body bags.
Speaker 4: Have you seen the size? You got frills and stuff on.
Speaker 3: It, It's like a fish toowe. What are you going
Speaker 3: as a mermaid?
Speaker 5: And it's very very heavy. Why it's made out of that?
Speaker 3: It's a new thing, this Tuba Fasil producer the material
Speaker 3: on the proviso that we weren't to know. I brand
Speaker 3: did the right thing, told me the moment I came
Speaker 3: into would scoop and dive in this.
Speaker 5: Week into a big vat of champagne?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 5: No, it's really really heavy and we had.
Speaker 4: Materials heavy. Unless it's the tank.
Speaker 11: Metal, you come and pick it up. It is really
Speaker 11: I don't know how many ques.
Speaker 5: Yes, I think that's what they call it.
Speaker 4: So your waterproof?
Speaker 5: Well yeah, I must be, mustn't I?
Speaker 3: Why near prene is that the.
Speaker 5: It's all the rage and hot?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Probably? It sits really well on your body and it
Speaker 5: sucks you in a bit.
Speaker 3: Do we need to start getting near Breen suits? Then?
Speaker 5: Oh, that would be good.
Speaker 4: That actually would be cool. And now it's something that
Speaker 4: you can go swimming in. It's a full three bond
Speaker 4: James Bond.
Speaker 3: There must have a movie. We just got out the
Speaker 3: water in a beautiful tuxedo. It's a Near Breen suit.
Speaker 3: So are you taking this as a carry on? I'm
Speaker 3: not getting wired about it getting increased.
Speaker 5: Well, no, it does increase. That's the beauty of it.
Speaker 11: But I might have had words with the husband last
Speaker 11: night at about ten thirty because he's late for you,
Speaker 11: because he insisted that I check it in, put it
Speaker 11: in a case and check it in.
Speaker 5: He'sinner, said no, because, knowing my life, it'll go missing.
Speaker 3: Get that.
Speaker 5: So I think I'm going to have to pay extra.
Speaker 4: Gett an extra to seat just for the dress.
Speaker 3: Straight over a seat. Why don't you swear it on?
Speaker 3: I wou'd just do that and they would go cut
Speaker 3: That woman really dresses up to fly tiger hair.
Speaker 8: I got it.
Speaker 5: Putting on the shoulder.
Speaker 4: I'd knock out the person next, and then if the
Speaker 4: flight crashes into the ocean, you can float.
Speaker 3: She's a nervous passenger. Week you're talking about it's a
Speaker 3: dress and a flotation device. Away, all right, then give
Speaker 3: us a call. This is how knock off Friday works.
Speaker 3: By the way, we've drifted totally from knock off Friday,
Speaker 3: said knock off Friday. We've been talking about Patsy's near
Speaker 3: pre wetsuit dress. All right, knock off Friday. You simply
Speaker 3: called us up this morning right now nine four one
Speaker 3: four one four three? What time are you beginning your weekend?
Speaker 3: Because it all begins when you leave work and you
Speaker 3: knock off. We always ask each other this on a Friday,
Speaker 3: don't we? What time you knocking off today? So what
Speaker 3: time are you knocking off the day? Give us a
Speaker 3: call and tell us that nine four one one four.
Speaker 1: Three The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh
Speaker 1: four point three.
Speaker 3: The most important question we ask each other at work
Speaker 3: on a Friday, isn't it I'm totally knocking off to day?
Speaker 3: Because the knockoff is what it's all about. It's when
Speaker 3: you leave work and that's it. You are foot loose,
Speaker 3: your fancy free. It's Friday, it's a start of your weekend.
Speaker 3: You're thinking about your first drink tonight or whatever you've
Speaker 3: got on over your weekend. So Patsy and Jack are
Speaker 3: off to Brisbane today. Good luck to both of you tomorrow,
Speaker 3: Thank you, thank you, you've already won.
Speaker 4: You just want result.
Speaker 3: If I definitely you, i'd be I'd be coming up tomorrow,
Speaker 3: trust me. But good luck to both of you. Okay,
Speaker 3: what time are you knocking off today? Well? Today, I've
Speaker 3: got a lot going on today. I've got a thing
Speaker 3: I can't talk about straight off the Reckford Show. And
Speaker 3: then by five o'clock today it is decision Friday for me.
Speaker 3: I have to I have to work out whether I
Speaker 3: am going to commit and do a stand up show
Speaker 3: next year at the Comedy Festival.
Speaker 4: Oh wow, all right, you've got to name them by November.
Speaker 3: Name them and not just that. The big hard thing
Speaker 3: is venues. Most of the venues are already signed up.
Speaker 4: Do you do Rod Labor? The mcg mar twenty nights
Speaker 4: at Rod Labor? I'm doing show tunes.
Speaker 5: You'll be a things record, all right.
Speaker 3: So let's find out what time you knock off today.
Speaker 3: Let's go to Charlene. Good morning, Good morning, Good morning, Charlene.
Speaker 3: Knock off Friday. What time you're knocking off? Mate?
Speaker 9: I knocked off fifteen minutes ago?
Speaker 3: Awesome? And what have you been doing during the night, Charline?
Speaker 3: What do you do?
Speaker 8: Hi?
Speaker 12: Work as a paramedic?
Speaker 3: Ah, bless you, thank you very much, an important job
Speaker 3: to do. You're not paid nowhere near enough, but thank
Speaker 3: you very much for doing that, trying to keep us
Speaker 3: safe overnight. And so what are you doing now? Now
Speaker 3: you're knocking off just to arrive you the home.
Speaker 13: So it's sleepy bit in.
Speaker 14: The morning and usual health work and maybe goes shopping.
Speaker 13: Got some best drinks on the weekend.
Speaker 3: All right? Enjoy you have a great weekend. Nice to
Speaker 3: talk to, Charleine. Thanks, what bye, Let's go to Matty.
Speaker 3: Good morning, Mattie. Just sounds like someone who's got the
Speaker 3: weekend going on already. What are you up to?
Speaker 7: I just knocked off work myself as well. I'm going
Speaker 7: to say, oh what Charlotte's up to?
Speaker 3: Listener dating? There's somethinking that all right? And Mattie, what
Speaker 3: do you do? Mate?
Speaker 9: I'm in the very similar industry. I'm an anglest dispatcher, all.
Speaker 3: Right, brilliant craik Is, you'll be dispatching Charlene.
Speaker 7: That's right.
Speaker 3: It sounds after you for me to the pub. Pubs
Speaker 3: open at eight point fifteen.
Speaker 9: I could tell you will be at ten.
Speaker 7: Off the sop of my head, Christian, because you really
Speaker 7: is that right?
Speaker 12: Good?
Speaker 3: Really secret pubs that are open this Sadly.
Speaker 9: I'll invite you four.
Speaker 7: Tom you're knocking off.
Speaker 3: In a minute. If there's a pub open right now,
Speaker 3: maybe you should do a show live from a pub
Speaker 3: where we never say where we are that is actually
Speaker 3: open illegally. I don't think we can. Actually we were
Speaker 3: at legal training the other day. I don't think that
Speaker 3: slide did not come up about drinking during the breakfast show.
Speaker 3: All right, Mattie, enjoy your weekend. Thanks for calling, mate,
Speaker 3: kids go on and we will thank you. Maddie.
Speaker 12: Eric, how are you going?
Speaker 3: Good? Eric? And what are you up to? What time
Speaker 3: you knocking off today? Twelve thirty? Twelve thirty? And what
Speaker 3: are you up to once you've knocked off at twelve thirty?
Speaker 12: I'm going to go and donate blood.
Speaker 3: You're gonna go and give a pint of blood? Good man.
Speaker 3: I need to do this. It's a very important thing
Speaker 3: to do. In fact, I can't do it. They don't
Speaker 3: want our pommy blah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the mad those rumors, once and for all, we'd
Speaker 4: explain a lot.
Speaker 3: I'm a mad cow. Oh Eric, good on you mate.
Speaker 3: Is this something you've done before?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 12: About seven times by the white This time lead has
Speaker 12: tattoo done.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, I can't get it for a year a.
Speaker 3: Year or so.
Speaker 12: Really, it was about twelve months ago on Grand Final.
Speaker 3: You had a tattoo done or you gave blood?
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's on my bumb Yeah, well you're not the
Speaker 4: guy that we tattooed in here.
Speaker 3: I know we didn't do his butteret.
Speaker 4: We did?
Speaker 3: Remember? Is Eric the Eagles fan? Yes, it feels that
Speaker 3: listeners were united. Hey, how's that tattoo shaping up? Mate?
Speaker 12: It's been colordin once by our friends who did the
Speaker 12: wrong colors with Texas.
Speaker 3: Hey, Eric, have a good weekend mate, good only forgeting
Speaker 3: blood as well, Steve. Good morning, Good morning, Steve. What
Speaker 3: time you're knocking off?
Speaker 8: I've just finished as well, and I'm just heading to
Speaker 8: Charlene and my pails.
Speaker 3: Funny funny fuddy Steve. That's great, Have a great weekend mate.
Speaker 3: All right, so give us a call now if you're
Speaker 3: not knocking off now we're covered all the people. I'm
Speaker 3: still think. We still got the show to do and
Speaker 3: stuff going on. So if you're not knocking off till
Speaker 3: after midday, give us a call. Nine four one four
Speaker 3: one O four three.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 3: This morning, right when I got up, I was doing
Speaker 3: my normal thing where you chat to learn in the morning,
Speaker 3: always chatting niche Of course I feel quite first thing,
Speaker 3: I do. You know they always excited dogs to see you,
Speaker 3: even at court past four. You know, they come over
Speaker 3: the toils work and they're just happy you're alive. God,
Speaker 3: you're dad. Where have you been in that room again?
Speaker 3: Where do you go?
Speaker 8: You know?
Speaker 3: And and I always have a little chat like how
Speaker 3: are you doing all this? And then my wife she
Speaker 3: never gets up. Well, she's asleep, there's no reasonab being up.
Speaker 3: At four fifteen, comes sort of bleary eye into the
Speaker 3: kitchen and I could see she's been crying. She said, listen,
Speaker 3: I need a hug. I've had a really horrible nightmare.
Speaker 3: I'm not Oh god. The dog automatically buggers off back
Speaker 3: to her bed, like this is going to get heavy.
Speaker 3: This one's on you, mate, Oh god, good luck. So
Speaker 3: I give her a hug and I goes, I think,
Speaker 3: all right, it's on one of those really awful dreams.
Speaker 3: And I said, all right, do you want to talk
Speaker 3: about it? She goes, well, I don't want to put
Speaker 3: you off with it, but it was you. And yeah,
Speaker 3: I just had to get up because I know you're
Speaker 3: about to drive to work with you in a car crashing.
Speaker 3: Oh no, oh my god, that's awful. Yeah, it would
Speaker 3: be horrible for you. But I'll be absolutely fine, you know.
Speaker 3: She was, No, no, no, the worst what it was?
Speaker 3: Then I had to get remarried and I was with
Speaker 3: this awful man. The upset bit is you just about
Speaker 3: your bad choice? Post? Are you upset about me dying
Speaker 3: or the bad choice she made? What better am I
Speaker 3: meant to feel sorry for? She didn't quite get why.
Speaker 3: I don't know which which bit here is a sad
Speaker 3: bit my death or that you went there with some
Speaker 3: afterwards And that's what you're upset. But I don't know.
Speaker 4: Now she knows when you get into the accident. Be
Speaker 4: careful about the choice you make next. Remember the dream?
Speaker 4: Remember the dream?
Speaker 3: All right? You two tickets?
Speaker 8: I understand.
Speaker 4: I am nothing against YouTube.
Speaker 3: Anticipation of what's about to have?
Speaker 5: Are am I?
Speaker 8: Right?
Speaker 1: Room?
Speaker 3: You knew you weeks of you too? And then she
Speaker 3: texted me to the show this one and go and
Speaker 3: did you get to work safely? Turn the radio on.
Speaker 3: That's an easy way to find out if you here
Speaker 3: has been a lot of songs.
Speaker 4: You were right, I died, I know, But if you
Speaker 4: did diet. The station would probably just play some old we.
Speaker 3: All know they would do that as well. Forever didn't
Speaker 3: she you around town again? We're still going with that
Speaker 3: post three, it must be seventy now, all right? You
Speaker 3: two tickets week three and ten weeks of tickets every
Speaker 3: single week. Then we give you tickets to the biggest
Speaker 3: shows in town. This week. It's a little bit about
Speaker 3: you too. Joshua Tree taught live at a couple of
Speaker 3: weeks time. Coming to Marvel Stadium next week. Big news
Speaker 3: this week, coming back to Australi, first tom in eight years,
Speaker 3: The awesome, brilliant live Lenny Kravitz. We've got Lenny Kravitz tickets.
Speaker 3: Next week is also a meet and greet with Lenny
Speaker 3: as well. You can meet the Lenmeister next week on
Speaker 3: the show. Not next week, but when he comes here
Speaker 3: and that's what he likes to be known as, when
Speaker 3: you're up close with him, Lendmeister. That's next week right now.
Speaker 3: Last our chance tickets to go and see you too.
Speaker 3: The way we've been doing this this week is for
Speaker 3: you to call in in a team of two to
Speaker 3: play for you two taking on another YouTube try and
Speaker 3: win tickets to go to YouTube. We ask you a
Speaker 3: YouTube question, you get five seconds to talk with whoever
Speaker 3: is your teammate. This week we've had teams of people
Speaker 3: on the way to work, couples calling us from their beds,
Speaker 3: all kinds of couples. Who won it yesterday? The crazies, Well.
Speaker 4: They didn't actually win. Remember they got the tickets.
Speaker 3: Well, I gave half the answer away when I yelled
Speaker 3: at for California. All right, cool in now, then you
Speaker 3: need to be with somebody else. Grab a stranger bus stop.
Speaker 3: You've got to be playing in teams of two to
Speaker 3: win the U two tickets nine four one four one
Speaker 3: o four three nine four one four one o four
Speaker 3: three And you two fans a little special treat this
Speaker 3: morning because it's all about the Joshua Trier Joshua Tree,
Speaker 3: which is a great album. After the news, we're going
Speaker 3: to play a song from the album on vinyl. Not yet, Jack,
Speaker 3: you lept very quickly. Your reaction time is getting a
Speaker 3: lot quicker. I was given one job this morning. You'll
Speaker 3: be the person playing the YouTube vinyl two jobs. Don't
Speaker 3: upset any more clients.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 4: Day, and I am nothing against YouTube.
Speaker 3: Anticipation of what's about half? Where am I right room?
Speaker 1: YouTube?
Speaker 3: Ten weeks of tickets? You too, god one, I fought
Speaker 3: my three week three ten weeks of tickets. Seven more
Speaker 3: to go next week, Lennykravitz. Every single morning's seven point
Speaker 3: thirty last pair of you two tickets. Then to go
Speaker 3: and see the band live during the Joshua Tree and
Speaker 3: all the hits as well. We're looking for this week.
Speaker 3: You are playing teams of two, you two up against
Speaker 3: you two for you two. All right, So this morning
Speaker 3: let's meet the first you two up. We've got Ellie
Speaker 3: and Paul. Good morning, Ellie and Paul, good morning. All right,
Speaker 3: So tell us about yourself. Where are you right now?
Speaker 3: We are in Morty Alex morning breakfast, Morty Alex, Yes, right, okay,
Speaker 3: and so it's so you and your husband we yeah.
Speaker 13: And Paul and with the kids listening as well.
Speaker 3: Okay, the kids all there that they just fed up.
Speaker 3: They just want breakfast and then go to school. You've
Speaker 3: draged them into a live radio competition pretty much.
Speaker 8: One of them is hoping the tickets will go to
Speaker 8: her if she wins.
Speaker 3: We win. So Tuesday, and are your big you two fans?
Speaker 12: We've seen them a couple of times.
Speaker 3: Yeah, okay, right, you're ready for your first question? All right,
Speaker 3: good luck? All right, this is our works. Then team
Speaker 3: Eddie and Paul and the kids. HiT's your YouTube question.
Speaker 3: As soon as I ask it, the time will start.
Speaker 3: You get five seconds talk amongst his house and then
Speaker 3: give me your final answer. Are you ready?
Speaker 9: Yep?
Speaker 3: Good luck? In Which year was you two inducted into
Speaker 3: the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame? What year was
Speaker 3: you two inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame?
Speaker 7: I'll call them with you have no idea, Let's go with.
Speaker 3: Ninety four. They had to wait until two thousand and five.
Speaker 3: Why so long? Sorry, guys, you got to move on.
Speaker 3: Tough luck. All right, go now do we now have
Speaker 3: Natasha and Rebecca? Good morning, good night? Hi, well done?
Speaker 3: All right, well done. I'm getting through lots of it.
Speaker 3: We're trying to win the tickets.
Speaker 9: Thank you.
Speaker 3: Is this is this mum and daughter?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 3: All right, so Natasha you're the mum, yes I am.
Speaker 3: Rebecca you're the daughter. Yeah right, I understand everything now
Speaker 3: and you are at home? Where about s are you?
Speaker 9: We're in the car.
Speaker 10: Why don't you go to a guitarists?
Speaker 3: Yeah, and Natasha, you learn to play the guitar?
Speaker 12: No, my daughter, Rebecca, Sorry.
Speaker 3: Rebecca you learned to play the guitar.
Speaker 12: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah, how long you've been doing that.
Speaker 10: For five She does piano and trumpet too, so like
Speaker 10: a one woman band.
Speaker 3: This is incredible. And Rebecca, tell me who is your
Speaker 3: favorite guitarist? Who do you really like?
Speaker 12: The head?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Oh man, you got to win these tickets.
Speaker 4: Rebecca, do you have your guitar there? You should play
Speaker 4: a bit of you?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 8: Could you do any of the riffs?
Speaker 9: Actually?
Speaker 3: Right, you're ready for your question? Yeah, listen, everyone listening
Speaker 3: right now wants you guys to win. Okay, we've got
Speaker 3: a future of rock and roll.
Speaker 9: We're going crazy here.
Speaker 3: All right, So Rebecca, Natasha, good luck. Rebecca, you're the
Speaker 3: future of rock and roll. Good luck? All right. Hopefully
Speaker 3: we get you playing live on the show one day
Speaker 3: and interviewing you. Okay, and then you I remember when
Speaker 3: I called the show when I was in the car.
Speaker 3: All right, here it is, then I reckon you can
Speaker 3: get this. So I'm going to read the question out.
Speaker 3: Then you get five seconds. What is Bono's birth name.
Speaker 3: What is Bono's actual name? What is bon didn't check?
Speaker 14: Father?
Speaker 3: Well done, juniors, Rebecca's best winner of the Thanks, Hey,
Speaker 3: well done, proper fans. It went to proper fans, that
Speaker 3: is bringing Natasha and the daughter. Rebecca. You're off to
Speaker 3: you too, well done.
Speaker 8: Thank you so much.
Speaker 9: And just by the way, I did see you two
Speaker 9: the Joshua Tree back in nineteen eighty seventy Munich, so
Speaker 9: I was there.
Speaker 5: Two years later.
Speaker 8: So I'm so excited, amazing.
Speaker 3: So you're obviously going to take Rebecca with you.
Speaker 12: Yeah, Rebecca, definitely.
Speaker 3: I've got another daughter.
Speaker 10: So she'll be here, crazy too.
Speaker 3: But Rebecca's the future rock and roll. She's there right now,
Speaker 3: just about to have a guitar lesson, and.
Speaker 8: The other one does gitar piano too.
Speaker 3: So on a know, anyway we can decide bring them
Speaker 3: in for a guitar jeweling sisters with jeweling guitars. Oh
Speaker 3: that is amazing much.
Speaker 8: We love your show. We listen to every day.
Speaker 3: Thank you very very much. Hey listen, Rebecca, good luck
Speaker 3: with the guitar lessons. Okay, thank you all right, Hey,
Speaker 3: well done, enjoyed the enjoy the U two when they're
Speaker 3: over and that was brilliant. You've got it in zero
Speaker 3: point one second.
Speaker 9: Yeah, well, yeah, I'm sorry one of the biggest fans.
Speaker 3: Yeah ah, that's great, went on and getting through and
Speaker 3: we're all made out, well done, okay, enjoyed the guitar lessons.
Speaker 1: Rebecca lies by the Christian O'Connell breakfast show Melbourne's Gold
Speaker 1: one oh four point three.
Speaker 3: So after eight then and the news this is what
Speaker 3: we're hopefully going to get calls on, but we'll wait
Speaker 3: and see. Yesterday, towards the end of the show, we
Speaker 3: were still having fun with all the stories we've had
Speaker 3: this week. The ongoing story of the week has been
Speaker 3: doing more and more of Six Degrees of Neighbors. Started
Speaker 3: this Monday because Reg Watson, over the weekend passed away,
Speaker 3: was the creator of Neighbors thirty five years ago, longest
Speaker 3: running soap obviously in Australia, huge in the UK daily
Speaker 3: audience of five million people, and so many bizarre stories.
Speaker 3: We spoken to two cast members from the show as well.
Speaker 3: Brett called in Monday when we're doing six Degrees of It.
Speaker 3: Brett Swain, who's played several characters in it, but most
Speaker 3: family famously part of the Timmins family, and then later
Speaker 3: on this week we reunited him with Ben Nichols, who
Speaker 3: was Stingray part of the Timmins family as well. Yesterday, though,
Speaker 3: it started to get a little more distant. If those
Speaker 3: are all like one or two degrees of neighbors or
Speaker 3: one they were in it. Yesterday we heard about someone
Speaker 3: who sold Stephan Dennis a Ford territory a few years ago,
Speaker 3: and also had to make the same guy, John Watts,
Speaker 3: also to mate who sold a Carter Scott Kahn. This
Speaker 3: guy is connected listener John Watts. And then my favorite
Speaker 3: one yesterday was Brian who used to work at Beacon
Speaker 3: Lighting once sold a red floor lamp to Stephan Dennis.
Speaker 3: She also have described in the same email him as
Speaker 3: a man a few words. I still don't know what
Speaker 3: Stephan Dennis the actor is meant to say when purchasing
Speaker 3: a red floor lamp. But anyway, so what we want
Speaker 3: to do that now though, is what with the news
Speaker 3: that Stephan Dennis owns a Ford territory that he purchased
Speaker 3: off one of you, we want to have you ever
Speaker 3: bought or sold anything to someone famous. You might have
Speaker 3: brought something off them, or might have sold them something
Speaker 3: someone famous, and I guess Jack we want, but we're
Speaker 3: get bonus points if it is a neighbor, Neighbors cast.
Speaker 4: Members, extra points for Neighbors cast members, and then extra
Speaker 4: points again for Stephan Dennis because we almost know his
Speaker 4: whole house inside and out.
Speaker 3: Now my pray is if if we do, if we
Speaker 3: do again, who's calling Christian next year on my top
Speaker 3: five would simply be at number one STEFFI d And
Speaker 3: well by then we'll have a whole list of items
Speaker 3: which we believe has it does he still got them?
Speaker 4: Definitely? We could fill out a home and content insurance
Speaker 4: for him.
Speaker 3: All right, So have you ever sold anything to someone
Speaker 3: famous or bought something off them? Nine four one four
Speaker 3: one oh four three nine four one four one o
Speaker 3: four three bonus points and this morning up for grabs
Speaker 3: if it was or is a cast member of Neighbours.
Speaker 1: The Christian Who Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh
Speaker 1: four point three.
Speaker 3: So this week it's sort of about neighbours six degrees
Speaker 3: of Neighbors, and I think it peaked yesterday with the
Speaker 3: stories coming through about people selling a red floor lamp.
Speaker 3: Brian to Stephan Dennis a red four lap when she
Speaker 3: used to work at Beacon Lighting. And let's not forget
Speaker 3: John Watsuit sold Stephan Dennis. That's all about Stephan Dennis
Speaker 3: now a four territory a couple of years ago. So
Speaker 3: it's led us to where we are this morning right now.
Speaker 3: Nine four one four one o four three. Have you
Speaker 3: sold anything to somebody famous? Bonus points if it is
Speaker 3: a neighbors cast member, But just have you sold anything
Speaker 3: to anybody famous? Nine four one four one four three
Speaker 3: And if we do get any Stephan Dennis ones, I've
Speaker 3: just managed to find this. This went top twenty in
Speaker 3: the UK. Stephen Dennis had a hit single, Dyna Make
Speaker 3: You Feel Good? All right, that's the bonus with us
Speaker 3: and out for all right, let's go to lines now Kerry,
Speaker 3: good morning, Good morning.
Speaker 13: How are you, Christian?
Speaker 3: I'm good. Carey. If you had a good week, mate.
Speaker 13: I've had a fabulous week, thank you?
Speaker 3: All right? Have you sold anything to somebody famous? What's
Speaker 3: your story?
Speaker 13: I have of I used to work Force but Large
Speaker 13: and I sold Firth fabric to Kylie.
Speaker 4: Minogue fair fabric.
Speaker 3: I didn't know Kylie was one of those that's bad.
Speaker 3: You should chuck paint all over us.
Speaker 13: Oh, it was an animal print birth fabric. I think
Speaker 13: it might have been zebra back then. I can't quite
Speaker 13: remember that. It was definitely a FIRS fabric and it
Speaker 13: was an animal print.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but it's just the print, right, it's not actually
Speaker 4: wearing a zebra on her.
Speaker 3: Now, Kerry killed the ZEBRAI you picked the animal for
Speaker 3: a little reserve, that got the back, and then they
Speaker 3: skinning give it to you. Stray to way. Synthetic synthetia.
Speaker 13: Definitely synthetic fir fabric. And she was with her grandmother,
Speaker 13: and her grandmother was making her cushions.
Speaker 3: I love it. I love that. What a lovely nuna
Speaker 3: thing to do. Even though just tiny. She can afford
Speaker 3: cushions for all of us, but she's making us some.
Speaker 13: Yeah, that was a long time ago. It was about
Speaker 13: twenty five years ago. I think it was around about
Speaker 13: the start of locomotion had just come out. It was
Speaker 13: just coming out, and so she was she was well
Speaker 13: known that she wasn't obviously as famous as that's what
Speaker 13: she is now.
Speaker 4: So you can still walk around Spotlight.
Speaker 13: I wouldn't walk up and down street shopping.
Speaker 4: You can't do that. Anymore.
Speaker 3: All right, Kerry, that's a great one. Thank you very much.
Speaker 3: You cool, thank you so much. All right, of course, Kylie,
Speaker 3: your neighbors. So we were already starting off, although we
Speaker 3: said anybody, were already into the neighbors to people by
Speaker 3: buying stuff and selling them to neighbors. Cast members Catherine,
Speaker 3: good morning, good morning, good morning. So who have you
Speaker 3: bought or sold something too famous?
Speaker 13: I sold a great polo shit to Lou Carpenter is
Speaker 13: played by Tom Oliver, our neighbors.
Speaker 3: Lou Carpenter was another light Harold Bishop legend of They're
Speaker 3: on the Mount Rushmore those two Lou, isn't it? For
Speaker 3: years he seemed to always be sort of centered around
Speaker 3: a lot of his stuff around the watering hole, wasn't it. Yeah?
Speaker 13: Yeah, he also in the cafe.
Speaker 3: That's it Luke Carpenter. Sarah, Mimi, again, what did you
Speaker 3: sell to Lou Carpenter from neighbors?
Speaker 13: It was a great polo ship.
Speaker 3: As well, a very very dapper no doubt was this.
Speaker 3: Where was the shot?
Speaker 13: It was in Forest Hill, yep. And obviously that's sort
Speaker 13: of very close to where they filmed. And I went
Speaker 13: a little bit of sand deal on him. I love neighbors.
Speaker 13: But he was lovely. Yeah, he didn't make me feel.
Speaker 3: Weird at all. So that's great, really nice to hear.
Speaker 3: I love that one, Katherine, Thank you very much. Have
Speaker 3: a nice weekend, mate. Thank you, Crystal with a crystal good.
Speaker 9: Morning, Good morning.
Speaker 3: Morning, Crystal. Okay, what's your story for us?
Speaker 14: I had sold fish and chips and ice cream to
Speaker 14: Stephen Dennis and his family about fifteen years ago, and
Speaker 14: a little fish and chip shopping Lilydale called Gilligan's Islands
Speaker 14: does not existed anymore.
Speaker 3: Hang on a minute, sound the music, fish and chips
Speaker 3: and ice cream to Stephen and it stopped the show. Everyone,
Speaker 3: there's your weekend promo cut. This is incredible. So we
Speaker 3: know at the moment Stephen Dennis owns a red floor
Speaker 3: lamb a for territory and he house had fish and
Speaker 3: chips and ice cream farm where was it?
Speaker 14: Gilligan Garlands?
Speaker 4: And you remember what he ordered? Crystal yes, and vinegar
Speaker 4: on the chips.
Speaker 7: I hope.
Speaker 14: Unfortunately I don't remember anymore because I was boring. He
Speaker 14: remember that detail. I do remember the ice creams for
Speaker 14: the children's Oh that's great.
Speaker 3: How many years ago would you say this is Crystal.
Speaker 14: I'm gonna say about fifty.
Speaker 3: Fifteen years ago. A Crystal. All right, Crystal, thank you
Speaker 3: very much. You cool yo, Well, thank you. Let's got
Speaker 3: a Steve come on and Steve.
Speaker 7: Going just for the note for Kerry before talking about
Speaker 7: my commotions. It was twenty five years ago. It was
Speaker 7: thirty five years ago.
Speaker 3: No no, no, no, no no way, there's no way, no no,
Speaker 3: don't come on like that, Stephen stressing me out. Locomotion
Speaker 3: is in five years old.
Speaker 7: It is terrible. I listen, I've got one for you.
Speaker 7: And I don't like name dropping. The Queen once told
Speaker 7: me I should have her name drop. But back in
Speaker 7: nineteen eighty nine, I was installing car phones and if
Speaker 7: anyone remembers those, they won't walk around. You could put
Speaker 7: them in a pocket. Though I was stuck in your
Speaker 7: car and I install the car phones. But for Stephan Didnis.
Speaker 3: Fancy and flash. But that's Stephen Dennis. Wow.
Speaker 7: Yeah, he originally came in and bought it. He was
Speaker 7: on his motorbike when he came in and bought it.
Speaker 6: And excuse me, I'm just doing deals with La.
Speaker 3: Of course the ringturn would have been so he came in.
Speaker 3: I believe because I once saw him in London in
Speaker 3: Chelsea King's Road getting off a Harley Davison. I think
Speaker 3: it was into his big bikes.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I think they. I think a lot of them do
Speaker 7: that picked around anymity intact. But I remember installing the
Speaker 7: car phone. He sat on the passage side seat the
Speaker 7: whole time while I was doing it, and one of
Speaker 7: the other installers came that said generally told you you
Speaker 7: look just all about Blake from Neighbors, and I had
Speaker 7: the busting of laughing and he just turned and said, yeah,
Speaker 7: I'll get that occasionally that day. And then I had
Speaker 7: to tell the Blake ladder on what it.
Speaker 3: What was the Do you remember what was the car
Speaker 3: that was where you were installing it? It too, I was.
Speaker 7: Trying to remember by memory. It was a BMW three series. Nice.
Speaker 7: But we did a lot of car phones for a
Speaker 7: lot of rich and famous in days because they were
Speaker 7: so expensive.
Speaker 3: Were really expensive. But you must have had a lot
Speaker 3: of VIPs and famous people coming because it was only
Speaker 3: for the very rich and famous that had car phones.
Speaker 7: Well, when you consider I think the average wager was
Speaker 7: throwing a bucks and I was three and a half
Speaker 7: four grand for a car phone we did.
Speaker 3: They were huge as well. If I remember right, it
Speaker 3: had like the buttons on the on the handset and
Speaker 3: this almost like a suitcase that used to have to
Speaker 3: be in a car.
Speaker 7: That's right, the intercur the transtrieve it and there are
Speaker 7: no rules. You can actually just pick it up and
Speaker 7: talk on the phone while you're driving. No problems at all.
Speaker 3: Ah, that's a great one, Steve. Thank you so much
Speaker 3: for giving us a call. Very funny. Thank you.
Speaker 7: Guys.
Speaker 3: All right, have a good weekend. Yeah, So we're now
Speaker 3: just going to concentrate on neighbors.
Speaker 4: I think we have to extra points now for Stephan Dennis.
Speaker 3: It's bonus points for stephied. We now turned the show
Speaker 3: into Neighbours, Gum Tree nine one o four three, The.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 3: So we started out saying, have you sold anything to anyone?
Speaker 3: Famous bonus points if it's a Neighbours cast member. We're
Speaker 3: now getting so many calls because I guess there are
Speaker 3: so many cast members and neighbors. It's just it's just
Speaker 3: neighbors cast members. Now, are we keeping a running tally?
Speaker 3: Of things that Stephan Dennis has got from our listeners.
Speaker 3: We've got the red floor lamp. We've got the four territory, the.
Speaker 4: Car phone, the fish and chips and ice.
Speaker 3: Cream for the kids. I can now give you some
Speaker 3: more information, Christian. We've had a recent sighting in Stephan Dennis,
Speaker 3: as recently as two weeks ago. He's still amongst us everyone.
Speaker 3: Good news. Two weeks ago I stood in line behind
Speaker 3: Stephan Dennis at Typo, you know, the stationary place in Eastland.
Speaker 3: So good news. Hopefully it means he's buying a notepad
Speaker 3: and there could be some new material coming out very soon.
Speaker 3: Fingers cross de FD Christian. Just to let you know,
Speaker 3: I can confirm it's true you're listening. Really did sell
Speaker 3: Stephan Dennis a Ford Territory. I've been in it. I
Speaker 3: used to do extra work on neighbors and he dropped
Speaker 3: me off twice at the station in the Ford Territory.
Speaker 4: He seems like that kind of guy.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he would. All right, let's go to lines. Now,
Speaker 3: what have you sold to neighbours cast members, Christian. I
Speaker 3: sold an exercise bike to Toadfish one hundred bucks. It's
Speaker 3: a good deal too. Andy in my mount of luffe Isa,
Speaker 3: that's great, Angela, good morning, Good morning guys. All right, Angela,
Speaker 3: what have you got for us?
Speaker 14: So back in the eighties I worked in a record
Speaker 14: store Brushers at Lost and Stefan came in and bought
Speaker 14: a copy of his single that.
Speaker 3: Was really no, this is too good. Stephan Dennis came
Speaker 3: in and brought a copy of his own song he did,
Speaker 3: come on, this is what seven inch vinyl?
Speaker 10: Yeah, it would have been a vinyl.
Speaker 14: I don't think to say they's room back then.
Speaker 13: So it was just only a record that he bought.
Speaker 3: Unbelievable and was he like waving it around by his
Speaker 3: face at the front cover? Anyone? Anyone? Come on?
Speaker 8: You know who?
Speaker 3: Stop it? Yes, come on over. It's gonna be like
Speaker 3: bea till mania. That's and thank you very much. Thanks
Speaker 3: guys of the major one. Let's go to Greg. Good morning,
Speaker 3: good morning, how are you. I'm good, great, Welcome to
Speaker 3: the show. So is this a Stephan Dennis one or
Speaker 3: another members cast member?
Speaker 14: No?
Speaker 10: Another cast membered David Clincy, who used to play Danny
Speaker 10: Ramsey from the original Ramsey Family.
Speaker 3: Oh wow, okay, yeah, what did you sound to him?
Speaker 10: I sold him my grandparents nineteen sixty five Riviera eleven
Speaker 10: hundred d which was in immaculate condition. They bought it
Speaker 10: from brand new in nineteen sixty five, had log books
Speaker 10: everything for it. I think I sold it to David
Speaker 10: for about fifteen hundred bucks and he drove it for
Speaker 10: I think about a year and then sold it himself.
Speaker 10: And the funny thing is the thing wud probably be
Speaker 10: worth about twenty grand today in the condition that was in.
Speaker 3: Yeah. I about to say those things are quite collectors
Speaker 3: itis now, those older beautiful cars.
Speaker 10: Yeah, and if you worked out here, you're talking to
Speaker 10: yet Chris Greg. No, that's my pseudonym when I'm ringing
Speaker 10: out the Christian O'Connell show. Who is this then, Stephan Dennis?
Speaker 3: No, no, it's not. I've been praying by Stephie d.
Speaker 3: Don't make it feel good?
Speaker 10: And all of those All of those things were true,
Speaker 10: except I don't remember buying my own single. That's a
Speaker 10: bit out there.
Speaker 13: Isn't it.
Speaker 3: Steppens You know what it was, right, I'm not really funny.
Speaker 3: But the character you became in Greg was a very slow,
Speaker 3: dull caller. And I was about to look at chat
Speaker 3: to go which one did you put the dollar through?
Speaker 3: We've had a great caller, great caller who put the
Speaker 3: stinker on creek. But that's the powerful acting you get
Speaker 3: with yourself, Stephan.
Speaker 4: I was worried that you were going to bort and
Speaker 4: get to the air break before he.
Speaker 3: Said it was about to cut you off. A go
Speaker 3: say here Greg, thanks for corl and then yell at
Speaker 3: someone through.
Speaker 8: Christian.
Speaker 10: I'll tell you what, you are the god of radio interviewers,
Speaker 10: because I don't know that any other person who can
Speaker 10: actually get a listeners from around the world.
Speaker 9: To ring you.
Speaker 3: Well, it's happening right now with you, Stephan, Welcome to
Speaker 3: the show. So how do we owe the pleasure? Have
Speaker 3: you heard of us talking about neighbors this week and
Speaker 3: then this morning just basically becoming obsessed with you.
Speaker 10: I'm going to be very humble and say I listened
Speaker 10: to your breakfast show every time I can.
Speaker 3: That's hilarious. You know what back in the day, because
Speaker 3: you're a massive star in the UK. Remember coming to
Speaker 3: see you one year in Panto. I actually bought the
Speaker 3: single as well.
Speaker 10: Which which one there was two.
Speaker 3: Or a prequel? I got this one I got. That
Speaker 3: doesn't make you feel Good? What was the other one?
Speaker 10: The second one was called This Love Affair. Unfortunately it
Speaker 10: got buried in a bit of a political fight with
Speaker 10: the record company, which was, yeah, a bit of a
Speaker 10: bugger because it was I actually thought it was a
Speaker 10: bit of song and don't make you feel good.
Speaker 3: So that's you and Prince who fell out with the
Speaker 3: record labels.
Speaker 10: You know.
Speaker 3: You should have said you should have come up a
Speaker 3: little squigger with st like he did, you know for
Speaker 3: the artists famly known as Stephan Dennis. Yeah, Stephan, So
Speaker 3: do you let me ask you this then? Do you
Speaker 3: remember buying a red floor lamp from Beacon Lighting a
Speaker 3: couple of years ago?
Speaker 10: Yes? And I can't remember the girl name that sold
Speaker 10: it to me who rang up before? But do you
Speaker 10: know I still have that. I've got a flat down
Speaker 10: in Ellwood and it's still sitting in that.
Speaker 3: What about the famous Ford territory that we've heard so
Speaker 3: much about, No, I.
Speaker 10: Don't have that anymore. People are going to find this sacriligious.
Speaker 10: I'm not a great fan of Fords. And I had
Speaker 10: to buy that in a real harry because we'd actually
Speaker 10: I blew up a Mazda van I had and I
Speaker 10: kind of needed a people mover as quickly as possible
Speaker 10: for my family, and the Ford Territory was the only
Speaker 10: one that ticked all the boxes so quickly, and I went, Okay,
Speaker 10: that'll do. I bought it, and then about a month
Speaker 10: later I thought, what.
Speaker 7: Did I do that for?
Speaker 9: What did I buy a Ford?
Speaker 8: God?
Speaker 10: It was actually a really good carrot. It was very strong.
Speaker 10: We'd drove it to Queensland and back and a few
Speaker 10: road trips on it. It was. It held up quite well.
Speaker 3: Stephan is such a good sport. Given us a call
Speaker 3: now on Monday when we talk about Reg Watson when
Speaker 3: we first started to talk about Neighbors and how much
Speaker 3: love there is for it. What a great show and
Speaker 3: so many people around the world enjoying it, especially obviously
Speaker 3: here and in Britain. I remember your character fondly because
Speaker 3: you had some be storylines when I was already into it,
Speaker 3: including when you were trying to sell lassiters to Do
Speaker 3: you remember this guy, mister Udi Gowerdi Gower?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Do you remember all? He sadly died.
Speaker 10: Lawn Lawrence mart who played mister Edegow and died a
Speaker 10: couple of years ago. That's unfortunately lovely, lovely guy.
Speaker 3: But it was an amazing storyline. Where was he a
Speaker 3: Chinese back to Chinese consortium that were interested in buying
Speaker 3: lassiters I've seem to remember.
Speaker 10: Yeah, yeah, And there was a big storyline around that
Speaker 10: because his family values or the characters family values were
Speaker 10: very strong and he would only do business with the
Speaker 10: family people like family men. So Paul had to he
Speaker 10: was with Gail Lewis at the time, and he had
Speaker 10: to cook up this fake marriage which ended up turning
Speaker 10: into a real one. But yeah, it was great. That
Speaker 10: was one of my favorite storylines, believe.
Speaker 3: It that I remember. Didn't you start to learn Chinese
Speaker 3: or Japanese through those tapes you listen to at bedtime
Speaker 3: or stuff like that?
Speaker 10: Oh yeah, something like that. You're going back to thirty odd.
Speaker 3: Years and so how do you feel now the show
Speaker 3: thirty five years old? And you must have been reminiscent
Speaker 3: this week with the sad news about Reg Watson passed away,
Speaker 3: because obviously a big part of your life.
Speaker 10: Yeah, it was well, as I said it was doing
Speaker 10: an interview on ABC the other day and I said,
Speaker 10: it was actually Red Watson who was responsible for my
Speaker 10: longevity on the show. Because he was the He called
Speaker 10: me into his office one day and I was like,
Speaker 10: oh god, I being called into Regge's office, and he said,
Speaker 10: can we sit down? And we sat in the office
Speaker 10: for about three hours and nutted out a new character
Speaker 10: for Paul Robinson because originally he was just a I
Speaker 10: shouldn't say nothing character, but you know, I happy, go
Speaker 10: lucky university kid who was nothing great on the horizon.
Speaker 10: And we literally worked out how to turn Paul's character
Speaker 10: around him. Hence he became this ruthless businessman and now
Speaker 10: the resident bad guy.
Speaker 3: And what were some of the stranger storylines you have?
Speaker 3: Because this week there have been so many odd, strange
Speaker 3: little storylines in the show, because obviously it's like a
Speaker 3: sassage factor, isn't you got it? Just sheer volume of
Speaker 3: shows that they turn out over the years. What were
Speaker 3: some of the weirder ones you were involved in?
Speaker 10: Oh god, no, you're putting me on the spot. But
Speaker 10: I think some of the more recent ones, which I'm
Speaker 10: trying to get my head around, the whole love triangle,
Speaker 10: the incestuous love triangle with Terres and Leo and Paul.
Speaker 10: That was a bit weird that one. Some of the
Speaker 10: weirdest or the weirdest storyline I think I've been involved
Speaker 10: in was an offshoot from Neighbors, which was one of
Speaker 10: the web series we did, which is Paul Does Time
Speaker 10: Travel or Neighbors.
Speaker 3: Man Travel. I'm gonna have to find this on YouTube.
Speaker 10: Get on YouTube and it's called Neighbors Does Time Travel.
Speaker 10: You'll you'll laugh your head off.
Speaker 3: We're gonna all blow up YouTube today, just spite the
Speaker 3: numbers for that Neighbors Does Time Travel. Listen, Stephan, We've
Speaker 3: got to get the news on now. But thank you
Speaker 3: so much for giving us a corn, being such a
Speaker 3: good sport as well. Lovely I for you to call
Speaker 3: us this morning.
Speaker 10: A guys, have a good one.
Speaker 3: Thank you very much.
Speaker 1: S letter Greg, the Christian O'Connell breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold
Speaker 1: one oh four point three.
Speaker 3: Very convincing acting from you.
Speaker 4: Thank you.
Speaker 3: You know brad Our producer as a nider rejects, so
Speaker 3: I'm not surprised that he's got chops. But I had
Speaker 3: no idea that, oh dug, Greg was the actor Stephan
Speaker 3: Dennis And as you saw my hands, it was about
Speaker 3: hovering over the fighter. Go yeah, thanks Greg. And they're
Speaker 3: going to someone who put that mumbly through great called
Speaker 3: a great call, a great car. That's when the ratio
Speaker 3: great calling. There's always that one going. Who wrote this
Speaker 3: one through? There's log books, the fair.
Speaker 4: Geez I was trying to telepathically say. He was like,
Speaker 4: give Greg a chance because I can tell it was
Speaker 4: a boring story about selling you car.
Speaker 3: But don't forget we're dealing with one of the world's
Speaker 3: greatest method actors, Stephen Dennis.
Speaker 4: Of course, then when he was playing himself, he was
Speaker 4: great chat, great funny, funny guy.
Speaker 3: Thank you very much to Stephen Dennis giving us a call.
Speaker 3: Great way to win all the neighbors fun we've had
Speaker 3: this week. Thank you very much. I just to say too,
Speaker 3: as Jack and I was saying too. Listener called John
Speaker 3: Watts who emailed me yesterday. Watsy aerial sales manager, Vick
Speaker 3: East and Taz of course Oliver Footwear sent me this
Speaker 3: now legendary email was sent us off down the whole
Speaker 3: Stephan Dennis wrote, My mum used to live around the
Speaker 3: corner from Barry Crocker and Geelong who used to sing
Speaker 3: the theme tune to Neighbors. Oh and one of my
Speaker 3: mates sold Stephen Dennis Afford Territory a few years back.
Speaker 3: If it hadn't been for John Watts's amazing email there breakthrough.
Speaker 3: That's the kind of whistleblower email if you ask me, though,
Speaker 3: been up the whole thing of the last twenty four hours,
Speaker 3: So thank you very much to John Watts. And I
Speaker 3: saw all the amazing stories we've had this week from
Speaker 3: all the various connections to neighbors as well. We've loved
Speaker 3: it this week. I'm going to miss next week not
Speaker 3: having all the stories ongoing every single day about neighbors,
Speaker 3: but thanks so much for those have been great fun.
Speaker 1: The Christian oho' connell breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh
Speaker 1: four point three.
Speaker 3: I wasn't going to say anything about this because you
Speaker 3: really be interested, only am because quite a lot of
Speaker 3: you have been emailing me and I didn't know you'd
Speaker 3: know about it, and because it's kind of a small thing.
Speaker 3: It's a radio story if anything, but a load of
Speaker 3: you have been kind enough to go on our Facebook
Speaker 3: page as well. Patsy tipped me off yesterday. She did
Speaker 3: after did you just sit on that Facebook? She monitor
Speaker 3: it all, you know, deleting comments and stuff like that,
Speaker 3: cleaning it all up, and she's not the bouncer of Facebook.
Speaker 3: If anyone says mean about us, Patsy will deal with
Speaker 3: you and throw you through the window. But I've signed
Speaker 3: a new deal for this radio show in this radio station,
Speaker 3: which is great news for me and my family. But
Speaker 3: thank you very much for the people have actually emailed
Speaker 3: me to say that you were pleased for me and
Speaker 3: my family have been really touched by that, and so yeah,
Speaker 3: I will be if you enjoy the show. The good
Speaker 3: news Insida, I will be doing this show for a
Speaker 3: fair few years, a few years yet seeing me well
Speaker 3: into a landmark age and beyond as well, which is
Speaker 3: great news. I'm flattered. But the real reason why they've
Speaker 3: been kind enough to show faith in me one bringing
Speaker 3: me out here, but then to tell the contractor already
Speaker 3: had which had another couple of years on it, but
Speaker 3: give me a longer term one was only down to
Speaker 3: the success of the show, and that is all about
Speaker 3: the people that listen to the show. And this week
Speaker 3: you have shown every single time we've done a phone in,
Speaker 3: whenever we go to stories, that we have the very
Speaker 3: best listeners in the world, and you're part of something
Speaker 3: really new and different, not just here in Melbourne, but
Speaker 3: in Australian radio, and there's no way they would have
Speaker 3: offered me a new long term deal if we didn't
Speaker 3: have the show we didn't that is built by you guys,
Speaker 3: and also Jack and Pats as well, because you know,
Speaker 3: I am a part of the show, but it is
Speaker 3: their show as well, and Jack makes the show with me.
Speaker 3: Might be surprised, but afterwards Jack does actually do a
Speaker 3: lot of the brainstorming. We don't spend long on it,
Speaker 3: but we do actually do somehow he is there and
Speaker 3: then he leaves, and then I clear up some mess
Speaker 3: that he's created it, but he does. He makes the
Speaker 3: show with me, and it wouldn't be anything Jack and
Speaker 3: I wouldn't be anything on the show without the powerhouse
Speaker 3: that is Pats as well. So Jack and Pats are
Speaker 3: We're sure the best tomorrow with the Acre your Radio Awards,
Speaker 3: and you deserve your nominations as well for what you're
Speaker 3: doing on the show that we're building together here. But
Speaker 3: most of I just want to say thank you very much,
Speaker 3: because seriously, it isn't just about radio show. That wasn't
Speaker 3: why I moved out here. It was a big part
Speaker 3: of it. What wasn't the biggest part. It's about new
Speaker 3: life and my family, and the news about a long
Speaker 3: term deal is great because it means that they're really
Speaker 3: enjoying it here and this is a place we're happy
Speaker 3: to call home. But thank you very much in all
Speaker 3: the comments. If you don't like the show, really bad news.
Speaker 3: I am here for a very long time. Find somewhere
Speaker 3: else to listen in the morning.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point.
Speaker 3: Three Friday Mornings. That worth time waster now with all
Speaker 3: the talk and the show, the last couple of days
Speaker 3: of spray tans, fake tans. We're asking you to beautify
Speaker 3: a movie. I guess we're talking to here about grooming
Speaker 3: beautifying treatment. I call it landscaping, landscaping, land escaping, I do,
Speaker 3: all right, We're looking for you to beautify a movie.
Speaker 3: Ten things I exfoliate about you, yep, just to yeah,
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Speaker 3: I leave you with that one. Cracksacking Back to the Future,
Speaker 3: beautifying movie. Jack, What have you got?
Speaker 4: The Italian boob job?
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Speaker 4: Shellc to the future, Oh gosh, well done.
Speaker 3: How do you know about shellac?
Speaker 4: Bank got a schllek yesterday? Well, I got a pedicure.
Speaker 3: You never brought that up. I beg you every day.
Speaker 3: You two the truth to the show. I've shared stuff. Okay,
Speaker 3: colonoscopy last year, and do you remember the colonics and
Speaker 3: all that? And you kept that quiet. You had a pedicure.
Speaker 4: Sorry, it slipped my mirth.
Speaker 3: Get out of it, Get out of me? Dog, Oh
Speaker 3: what happens? Never had one?
Speaker 4: You know what? It's so good. I wish he's more
Speaker 4: socially acceptable for men to get them what it should be.
Speaker 11: It is though, jacko'b seen blokes trades get their feet done.
Speaker 3: You know what.
Speaker 4: The lady next to me said, I wish my husband
Speaker 4: is desperate to come and get well.
Speaker 3: Guy who's not looks after his nails on his feet
Speaker 3: or hands. It's horrible. So good, I do judge many
Speaker 3: they're gonna wear the thongs and that make sure you
Speaker 3: clean your feet and let your nails. The middle earth
Speaker 3: down there sometimes hairy kind of orc feet. Pedicure is
Speaker 3: that the feet where were we? Shellac?
Speaker 4: She like to the future. To the future, and the
Speaker 4: hills have eyelash extensions.
Speaker 3: Very good stuff. Okay, what have you got this morning
Speaker 3: for Beautify a movie? Oh? Four seven five three, one
Speaker 3: oh four three, The.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 3: Today's that where time waits. All the talk of spray
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Speaker 4: I'll take you to your first pedicure if you want
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Speaker 3: I'd actually like to have upstairs and downstairs. I'd like's
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Speaker 3: the day goes to some of that landscaping.
Speaker 1: I need.
Speaker 3: The old whipper snipper out. Okay, come on, everyone, We've
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Speaker 4: Not necessarily gold.
Speaker 3: Who is winning the ticket?
Speaker 4: You know what I really like? Officer in a gentle
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Speaker 3: Officer in a gentle tan. That's really as chuckle smart one.
Speaker 3: Thank you very much everyone, Well done the.
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Speaker 4: While we going to Brisbane this weekend for the radio Awards,
Speaker 4: Pats and I and our partners, my mum and dad
Speaker 4: will be coming into our house to look after Lunar
Speaker 4: like a homestay look after rather than drop Luner off
Speaker 4: at their place. Treat yourselves to our house, guys.
Speaker 3: Great and obviously sleeping in the spare a spare bedroom and.
Speaker 4: Well the spare bedrooms. Actually it's kind of like a
Speaker 4: storage area at the moment, so they will be in
Speaker 4: the we did this sheet, redid the sheets, so they
Speaker 4: stayed in the done that before. But it's better because
Speaker 4: it's got the bathroom.
Speaker 3: I know they've got Dutch blood in them, but even so,
Speaker 3: I mean the flat landers out there, who knows what
Speaker 3: they get up to. But what don't you find You've
Speaker 3: gotta get back into that, Betty, Mom and dad had
Speaker 3: been in it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but I mean we do the sheets again.
Speaker 5: Watching movies.
Speaker 3: Your dad's gonna get all sort of revved up watching
Speaker 3: those late night skin flicks on SBS. Bit the Europeans
Speaker 3: smart you know, sees a side boob and suddenly he's
Speaker 3: kicking in your door. You're going to come back maybe
Speaker 3: next Friday. You'll see your mum's nickers on the come.
Speaker 4: Oh no, now you got me thinking about it. I'll
Speaker 4: have to teach lunar. I guess before I interup. Don't
Speaker 4: let them ever alone.
Speaker 3: I can't say what it is, but the version of
Speaker 3: where it's dog blocking.
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Speaker 3: Well friends, we wish Jack and Pat's say flights up
Speaker 3: to Brisbane enjoying the radio awards tomorrow, whether you come
Speaker 3: back with the gongs or not Monday, your winners to
Speaker 3: all of us already, thank you.
Speaker 4: Do you want to play by play texting?
Speaker 3: I will have the streaming up. I will seriously a stream.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm streaming it.
Speaker 3: YEP, is there really I've already found the link to it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that can't be a popular live stream.
Speaker 3: I think it will just be me. I won't need
Speaker 3: to worry about other people buffering the speed or either
Speaker 3: of that is just going to be.
Speaker 5: So you're going to wait watching it.
Speaker 3: I don't know, yeah, I don't know what Saturday Night
Speaker 3: Uber eats. When involved, I will be cheering you guys
Speaker 3: on and also Gavin Miller from this radio station who's
Speaker 3: nominated to and a couple quite a few friends of
Speaker 3: ours as well. But Pats have seen the dress. You're
Speaker 3: gonna look stunning.
Speaker 5: Karen's done a brilliant job. I'm very happy with.
Speaker 3: Have you've seen her dress?
Speaker 4: Yeah, he's actually near praying it's waterproof.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's stunning. It's estab as well, because can she
Speaker 3: gets a bit rough tomorrow night and she doesn't win
Speaker 3: or something.
Speaker 11: It'll be at sea World on Sunday doing shows.
Speaker 3: And we just heard that obviously Chris the where We
Speaker 3: Love God your husband and already they've gone up ahead,
Speaker 3: but Chris has blown out his knee. It's landing at
Speaker 3: Brisbane Airport.
Speaker 5: They've just landed. He's done his knee getting.
Speaker 3: His open lugging all your sort of makeup and accessories
Speaker 3: and stuff like that.
Speaker 4: So is your right?
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 3: She doesn't care. Do you remember when he couldn't see
Speaker 3: for about two months? She had no sympathy.
Speaker 5: Packed him anti inflammatories if he can find them. Hopefully
Speaker 5: he's had one.
Speaker 3: Okay, Well listen, say flights up there, Enjoy tomorrow night,
Speaker 3: Enjoy your special weekends. Guys, we are back tomorrow morning.
Speaker 3: Don't forget obviously I'm here live again tomorrow morning with
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Speaker 3: Thanks for listening, Have a great weekend.
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