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Speaker 3: Hey, good morning, Happy Wednesday, three minutes past six.
Speaker 2: Good morning, Pats. Hey, how you doing? Wow?
Speaker 3: I thought we were good, but no love there at
Speaker 3: the end of Normally, if you throw to someone on
Speaker 3: the show, you always are kind of to go, you know,
Speaker 3: coming up this morning at seven thirty on the Christian
Speaker 3: O'Connor Backford Show. Just a generic seven thirty. Oh well, Pats,
Speaker 3: there's something change in the last twenty four.
Speaker 2: Not at all. Still love you as much as always.
Speaker 2: Oh that's great now. I just was worried Jack as well.
Speaker 4: Can I ask you a question?
Speaker 2: Pat? Yeah?
Speaker 4: You say cheer for sure?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 4: It would you say?
Speaker 6: It?
Speaker 4: Isn't it short for Eryl?
Speaker 2: I always thought it was shure. You can't rename her?
Speaker 7: What I noticed yesterday you were saying share, You were saying,
Speaker 7: I'm titledly confused. Can someone tell me what it is?
Speaker 4: You call it? Tomato?
Speaker 2: I watching sure? Yeah, sure, sure it is? Then, yeah,
Speaker 2: what you say there? It is It's always been like that.
Speaker 2: It's like we've recently changed. Oh yes the time today,
Speaker 2: Yeah it's okay.
Speaker 3: Then on this morning show the big thing this looked
Speaker 3: like it was dead in the water many many times yesterday.
Speaker 3: And fair play to Sarah Are a radio station lawyer.
Speaker 3: She's she's got to get out of work early to
Speaker 3: she's got to come into it early today to just
Speaker 3: be around. Otherwise than an insurance company weren't going to
Speaker 3: ensure what.
Speaker 2: We're about to do.
Speaker 3: When I tell you what we're about to do, you'll go, oh,
Speaker 3: fair enough. By an insurance company might have a problem
Speaker 3: with all this. And when I spoke to our producer
Speaker 3: at half six yesterday evening went I'm just going to
Speaker 3: presume this isn't going to happen now, and it felt right, Yeah,
Speaker 3: it shouldn't happen. So we've got Jaden Stevens coming in.
Speaker 3: Who is the Colingwood play He's playing this weekend AFL
Speaker 3: Rising Star. He is going to do a live tattoo
Speaker 3: with a tattoo gun he bought himself off eBay. He's
Speaker 3: done this to a couple of mates. That's all fine.
Speaker 3: He's doing it to one of our listeners who is
Speaker 3: a Super Pies Fandynnan. The tattoo designed by Jack is
Speaker 3: calling that the twenty eighteen premiership winner is going to
Speaker 3: be Connenwood and it's an amazing looking tattoo.
Speaker 2: We also have Eric. Eric is an Eagles fan.
Speaker 3: He's also going to get a permanent tattoo calling the
Speaker 3: twenty eighteen premiership winners to be the West Coast Eagles.
Speaker 3: Two tattoos, only one of them will be true comes
Speaker 3: Saturday evening.
Speaker 4: So there's a lot of legal potholes. You would saying
Speaker 4: it's the regret of the tattoos. It's the fact that
Speaker 4: our tatoost is unlicensed in the nineteen year old footballso was.
Speaker 3: The key word hearing yesterday. Unlicensed was another one. Uninsurable
Speaker 3: was another one. So to be honest, I'm stunned this
Speaker 3: is going to happen. But it is at quarter to
Speaker 3: eight this morning.
Speaker 4: So I don't understand what Sarah, the lawyer is coming
Speaker 4: in to witness it.
Speaker 2: What does he do she doing the tattoo.
Speaker 4: I don't know what she can do in the moment
Speaker 4: to stop.
Speaker 2: It from happening. Would why wouldn't shut an insurance company. Go, well,
Speaker 2: this is crazy. We're not ensuring any of it.
Speaker 3: I'll there be a lawyer in the background having a coffee,
Speaker 3: reading her emails on her iPhone.
Speaker 2: Oh absolutely fine, water tight.
Speaker 3: Now this is stand up in court. So this is
Speaker 3: happening at quarter to eight this morning. We need to
Speaker 3: thank Andy Morris from Industrial Tattoo in Diamond Creek. He's
Speaker 3: bringing the bed in. I think I presume we strapped
Speaker 3: the two guys down.
Speaker 2: Change their minds. Guys who've gone through a lot, Now,
Speaker 2: what do you mean you don't want to do it?
Speaker 3: The guy who called in yesterday, the crazy keyw do
Speaker 3: you remember who said he was a West Coast We've
Speaker 3: been an Eagles fan for a year, pulled out yesterday
Speaker 3: evening and it was just fair enough. I get it,
Speaker 3: you know, But with the excuse he suddenly had to
Speaker 3: return immediately, didn't you see. So we found another loon
Speaker 3: who's up for doing this, Eric who's a massive eager fan.
Speaker 3: So he's coming into the fair playing to the guys.
Speaker 3: So story today's show is the amateur Tattoos. I still
Speaker 3: can't believe the guys are doing it for a game
Speaker 3: that hasn't happened yet, neither can I That sort we've
Speaker 3: lost sight of with all the kind of what's Jaden
Speaker 3: going to be?
Speaker 1: Like?
Speaker 2: You know, but if you're a Pies fan, even if.
Speaker 3: You don't win this weekend, you've got a tattoo by
Speaker 3: one of the guns, a young gun.
Speaker 2: There, you've got story.
Speaker 4: It's always going to be a memory.
Speaker 2: Well it has to be because it's a permanent memory.
Speaker 3: So this morning show what tattoos if you had done
Speaker 3: We were saying earlier, tattoos are not rare. Now you
Speaker 3: see loads of people now are tattoos. When you were
Speaker 3: a kid, if you ever saw an adult with a tattoo,
Speaker 3: it's like I always thought that they'd been in Vietnam
Speaker 3: or the war.
Speaker 4: Or the nice story to tell, Yeah.
Speaker 2: They've done it overseas and the Philippines or something like that,
Speaker 2: or part of the underworld. Like that was it.
Speaker 1: That was it.
Speaker 3: It wasn't the thing now where you see loads of
Speaker 3: kids now are tattoos and a lot of ink as well.
Speaker 2: So have you got a tattoo that you regret?
Speaker 3: There's a great TV show in the UK called Tattoo Fixes,
Speaker 3: where they would have people come with these terrible tattoos
Speaker 3: that I've done girlfriend or wives names and the relationship
Speaker 3: were gone south and they want to try and how
Speaker 3: can you turn the name Sarah? I don't know why
Speaker 3: I picked my wife's name now.
Speaker 2: Just dropped to try.
Speaker 3: Turn that into an eagle or a dragon? Why would
Speaker 3: I say dragon? All right, So have you got a tattoo.
Speaker 2: That you regret?
Speaker 3: We took it for your tattoo Regrets stories this morning.
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Speaker 3: Lou In Werribee is just texting Christian. I'm sure you
Speaker 3: know this, but I think Shre's original name is really
Speaker 3: rion In. I didn't, lou and I've just googled it
Speaker 3: and you're quite right. Thanks for the pop up instant shirfacts.
Speaker 4: It's not a as powerful as solo name, is it?
Speaker 4: Sheryln Chrylyn Farewell not.
Speaker 3: The same artist? Doesn't go, does it? You know, Bonnie
Speaker 3: and charon In. It just doesn't doesn't. It doesn't scan right,
Speaker 3: does it? So today, with the tattoo happening on the show,
Speaker 3: we wanted about your tattoo regrets on nine four one
Speaker 3: four one oh four three.
Speaker 2: Taylor, Good morning, Good, I'm gonna so. I hope you're
Speaker 2: well this morning. And so is this your tattoo? It is? Yes?
Speaker 2: What did you have done?
Speaker 8: I have Jake and Outwood Blues on the backs of
Speaker 8: my legs. The Blues Brothers, very big and very black.
Speaker 4: Jessic confirm. It's not their names, it's the full.
Speaker 8: Yes, that's right.
Speaker 2: On the back of your legs. Yes, you're a massive
Speaker 2: Blues Brothers fan.
Speaker 8: Childhood movie.
Speaker 3: Yes, yeah, and that's fine and when we all love
Speaker 3: the movie. But then there's taking it step further.
Speaker 2: To get a permanent tattoo, not of the movie name,
Speaker 2: but of their big faces at the legs. Why would
Speaker 2: you do such a thing?
Speaker 8: Oh, well, you can't take yourself too seriously?
Speaker 9: I thought, why not?
Speaker 8: But anytime my West shots or anything.
Speaker 5: It's hey, there's joking over with Blues good movies.
Speaker 2: How old are you when you had this done?
Speaker 10: Old?
Speaker 8: Twenty five?
Speaker 2: Yeah? And how many years have you had the tattoos? Now?
Speaker 2: Do you regret it?
Speaker 10: One year?
Speaker 2: One year? And do you regret them?
Speaker 9: Oh?
Speaker 8: It's no hard to regret something that's on your skin permanently.
Speaker 8: But if I could go back, I probably wouldn't have
Speaker 8: done it.
Speaker 2: Yes, regret is.
Speaker 3: I'm trying to think, right, Taylor, is there anyway later
Speaker 3: on today or that we can see a photo of them?
Speaker 8: Oh yeah, oh email?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean it's not my private hotmail.
Speaker 3: I've got my own gallery at home of listener's legs.
Speaker 4: Maybe other Facebook. What percentage of your car is it?
Speaker 2: The calves?
Speaker 4: Is the Blues brother?
Speaker 2: Is it Hamstrings calves? Yeah, that's where the face is.
Speaker 2: Always is the go to spot, isn't it for a
Speaker 2: celebrities faces?
Speaker 3: So it is the cast Because I saw one of
Speaker 3: our listeners had I didn't want to ask who it
Speaker 3: was on the back of the leg at the weekend,
Speaker 3: at the Grand Final, it was hard to see it
Speaker 3: was no one.
Speaker 2: Well, I don't know.
Speaker 3: I don't know if there's a FA any member or
Speaker 3: just a human's face or even an alien. It was
Speaker 3: hard to see because as they're walking around it was
Speaker 3: like changing and stuff like that.
Speaker 2: It was.
Speaker 3: It was quite terrifying because Taylor, I'm trying to work out.
Speaker 3: You know, these days these people can try and like
Speaker 3: readapt to tattoo to make it something else. I don't
Speaker 3: think they could do anything with the Two Blues brothers.
Speaker 3: I think that's it.
Speaker 8: No, no, it's heavy blacking.
Speaker 2: Taylor. Thanks for having a good spot. Give us a call,
Speaker 2: have a good day. Thank you all.
Speaker 10: Ch just buddy, Linda, Hi, good morning, Christian.
Speaker 2: How are you. I'm pretty good, Linda? You well this morning?
Speaker 8: I am very well.
Speaker 6: Thank you.
Speaker 2: All right, tell me about your tattoo.
Speaker 10: I don't have any tattoos. But my son he has
Speaker 10: a traditional grandfamal party every year in the West yep
Speaker 10: And one year he bought a tattoo gum on wine
Speaker 10: and when everybody was drunk, a lot of them ended
Speaker 10: up with tattoos. But one of these friends went with
Speaker 10: a pair of heavy arm and tattoos on his feace.
Speaker 4: Picture you're at a barbecue and just tattoo what you
Speaker 4: see look around tattoo.
Speaker 10: The guy went home that you with new tattoos on
Speaker 10: when there?
Speaker 2: That is amazing.
Speaker 3: I think if an Australian could have any tattoo, I
Speaker 3: think a permanent pair of thongs on your feet.
Speaker 2: Won't be a dream situation for you.
Speaker 3: You've better get into any nightclub or anything. I've got
Speaker 3: thongs on the tattoo, permanits in my feet.
Speaker 2: Do you know what I think? There are certain things
Speaker 2: in life that should have like some kind of alcohol
Speaker 2: lock on them where.
Speaker 3: You blow into it and if you're over. And I
Speaker 3: don't just mean cars, I mean tattoo guns. Number one
Speaker 3: thing that needs some kind of You've got no business
Speaker 3: using a permanent tattoo gun if you're drunk.
Speaker 4: And Linda is he still got the tattoo gun and
Speaker 4: still doing amateur My two.
Speaker 10: Daughters actually hit it from him.
Speaker 4: I think.
Speaker 2: Worried something that's been Linda, thank you very much for
Speaker 2: call in mate.
Speaker 4: You have a good day, you too, shout.
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Speaker 1: three in about an hour and a half.
Speaker 3: The ensurers do want to ensure it, but two super
Speaker 3: fans are coming in to get permanent tattoos. We've got
Speaker 3: Dylan and Eric. They are Eagles and Pies fans. And Dylan,
Speaker 3: the piese fan, is getting the honor of having his
Speaker 3: permanent tattoo, calling conin with the twenty eighteen Premiership winners
Speaker 3: done by Jaden Stevenson. A Pies player permanent tattoos three
Speaker 3: days before the game has even started.
Speaker 4: His first tattoo too. He's elected his ankle as the
Speaker 4: place that he wants this memory' just to designated spot.
Speaker 3: Right, So we've got the hamlet. So this morning we
Speaker 3: want to know about your stories. Were some great, great
Speaker 3: ones so far? About your tattoos that you regret. We've
Speaker 3: got big Al on the line, big Ol, Good.
Speaker 2: Morning, Good morning guys. How are we now, Big hour?
Speaker 2: Is this big Out obviously a good friend of the shows,
Speaker 2: the Secret Detective?
Speaker 5: Yeah, something like that here.
Speaker 2: So are we allowed to know? Are you cough twice?
Speaker 2: Are you on a case right now?
Speaker 11: No?
Speaker 5: No, I'm a way to a I'm a way to
Speaker 5: a job which is in country Victoria.
Speaker 3: When you mean at the way to a job to
Speaker 3: tro and seveil somebody or meet a potential client.
Speaker 5: Both actually both today meeting a client and then follow
Speaker 5: it up as well.
Speaker 4: Okay, last time we spoke to you, big l you
Speaker 4: actually tried to use a voice to coder.
Speaker 2: They coded it so much we couldn't hear what we're
Speaker 2: gonna understanding.
Speaker 4: You sounded like Darth Vada was going through a Dart
Speaker 4: beta machine. It's good to hear your normal voice again.
Speaker 5: Yeah, thank you, And it was good to see you
Speaker 5: with the lights the other day.
Speaker 4: Yes, I mean you're not a very secretive private investigator,
Speaker 4: because I've seen you somebody in the office there.
Speaker 2: One of the sounds girls got picked up by you
Speaker 2: the other day.
Speaker 5: Yeah, when I was doing my other gig.
Speaker 2: So you he's everywhere. Big our is everywhere, So big Out.
Speaker 2: Have you got tattoo then, buddy, I've got.
Speaker 5: Several, But this is the bad tattoo is not mine.
Speaker 5: I had a former colleague that I used to work with,
Speaker 5: and he got the what he thought was the Japanese
Speaker 5: symbol for warrior with a big martial artist. Yeah, one
Speaker 5: of the wishes in the in the translation got turned
Speaker 5: the wrong way and ended up having the Japanese symbol
Speaker 5: for pig.
Speaker 2: Stop the show.
Speaker 5: Ironically, he was a policeman.
Speaker 3: Oh that's harsh. Oh big al that is that is
Speaker 3: a night mercy. Yeah, it's no real Bruce Lee tattoo.
Speaker 3: Is that the ancient worries simple the pig?
Speaker 12: You know?
Speaker 2: Not the movie, Babe, that well known Bruce Lee movie.
Speaker 2: That'll do Babe. That's great, Big Out, that's your girl, buddy,
Speaker 2: Take Carejagulator, all right, I'm big John. Okay, you go
Speaker 2: to Christian This is great. It feels like all the
Speaker 2: all our familiar friends of the show. We got Big Al,
Speaker 2: Big John, all the big ones, Big John, welcome back
Speaker 2: to the show.
Speaker 6: I hope you well mate, Thanks you Christian, have your
Speaker 6: world too, mate, I am.
Speaker 2: And have you got tattoo? Then?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Who my kids could have been to me? Was two
Speaker 6: thousand and eight. I think it was to get another taboo,
Speaker 6: and I said, well what should I get? So I
Speaker 6: designed a picture of Stuart Griffin having a whey on
Speaker 6: my arm.
Speaker 2: Of course they were their kids. Doesn't you get it done? Man?
Speaker 5: Sorry?
Speaker 2: I mean kids would design that for the old man,
Speaker 2: for dad. But does it mean you get it done?
Speaker 2: Stuit Griffin urinating.
Speaker 4: In two thousand and eight? Of course the height of
Speaker 4: Family Guy fame as much anymore?
Speaker 2: Well you do on Big John now showing on Big Job.
Speaker 4: Is there even a scene in Family Guy where Stue
Speaker 4: Griffin is doing away or is that something they just
Speaker 4: came up with.
Speaker 6: I think there is there is, and he's got to
Speaker 6: cheek it grin on his face and yeah, I actually
Speaker 6: have to cover it up when.
Speaker 2: I go out.
Speaker 6: It's very embarrassing.
Speaker 2: Where is it.
Speaker 6: It's up on the upper arm.
Speaker 7: Oh my?
Speaker 2: So in the summer though, it must come out during
Speaker 2: the summer, right.
Speaker 6: Yes, it does come out during the summer, and I'll
Speaker 6: get some odd looks. I can guarantee you.
Speaker 2: That I amazed.
Speaker 3: You know, I'm gonna do anything for my kids, but
Speaker 3: there's no way I get a cartoon character urinating on
Speaker 3: my arm.
Speaker 2: I mean, I don't know why my daughters would have said, Hey, Dad,
Speaker 2: this is what we'd love you to go. We know
Speaker 2: how much you love Tom and Jerry? What about Tom
Speaker 2: wing On Jerry? Okay, kids, I love you, so I
Speaker 2: go get it done.
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Speaker 2: So have you got kids? One of the hardest things.
Speaker 3: You know, you want to support what they do, but
Speaker 3: my really test it when they start bringing own musical
Speaker 3: instruments and straight away you have a look at what
Speaker 3: the case?
Speaker 2: What the size of the case is that? Oh god,
Speaker 2: it's a violin? Just now, how long is this going
Speaker 2: to go on for? Remember? Yeah, it sounds literally like
Speaker 2: the molesting of Cat Upstairs's sounding right, there is some
Speaker 2: bloody ear plugs that the worst one is the recorder.
Speaker 2: The recorder is I mean, who's ever heard that instrument play? Well?
Speaker 4: Anyway, who's your favorite famous recorder player?
Speaker 13: Name?
Speaker 2: No, name a great song that you'd love to hear
Speaker 2: on the radio where they record breakdown in it. They're
Speaker 2: hideous things put in the hand of a child, and
Speaker 2: it's an instrument of torture.
Speaker 4: Well, how my younger brother grew up playing the clarinet,
Speaker 4: which is honestly the upgraded version, the evolution of the recorder,
Speaker 4: high range and pitch. Yeah, our own soph plays.
Speaker 2: Was she the flute?
Speaker 4: She was clarinet?
Speaker 2: Yeah, thank you, thankfully she's giving it away, so you're
Speaker 2: the lautery. She's started to get into the guitar, which
Speaker 2: is amazing. It's really cool.
Speaker 7: I'm not sure if it's more Chris's dream that he
Speaker 7: never realized that she's that he's bought her physically gone
Speaker 7: and bought her a guitar and organized lessons for a
Speaker 7: man to come and take her through this.
Speaker 3: I thought you were going to say, because my dream.
Speaker 3: I've always told the kids this, and I always keep
Speaker 3: mentioning at least once a week. One day they go, look,
Speaker 3: we've had to think about it, that we were being
Speaker 3: a band together.
Speaker 4: Do you think about that once away?
Speaker 2: Father and daughters, Father and daughters, I reckon, there's a
Speaker 2: big market for a band, father and daughter.
Speaker 4: Okay, what would you play something that?
Speaker 2: Well? I can't play a single instruments in the recorder
Speaker 2: of the back or the triangle tambourine, then tamborine, dad,
Speaker 2: So listen yesterday then Laundry was practicing on her guitar.
Speaker 3: She was doing a classic rock and roll riff. See
Speaker 3: if you can guess what she's trying.
Speaker 2: To learn at the moment. Have her listened to?
Speaker 1: This?
Speaker 2: Sounds like a new one from Pyork. This is Triple
Speaker 2: j It'll take.
Speaker 4: A whiz to guess that.
Speaker 2: I think.
Speaker 3: Let's have a listen again. Then, so it's as it
Speaker 3: is a classic rock and roll riff. What do you
Speaker 3: think that Lauda is trying to learn at the moment?
Speaker 3: Listening to most Wanted on Triple Jack?
Speaker 2: All right, give us a call, do your best nine
Speaker 2: four one four one four three. What do you reckon?
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Speaker 3: You know, five minutes ago we were talking about the
Speaker 3: recorder as an instrument of torture with a young child,
Speaker 3: and name a song you'd ever want to hear on
Speaker 3: the radio with a great recorder.
Speaker 2: Part turns out stay Away to Heaven? Is it right
Speaker 2: at the beginning?
Speaker 4: No, One of the greatest rock stars of all time
Speaker 4: as a recorder.
Speaker 3: I think it's the biggest selling single of all time,
Speaker 3: all right, apart from the biggest selling single of all time.
Speaker 2: Ah.
Speaker 3: That is so we've got such smart listeners out there
Speaker 3: listening to this morn that No, that stay Away to
Speaker 3: even song. I'm going to have to dig it out
Speaker 3: to try and remind ourselves the reason we're talking about this. Then,
Speaker 3: young Autrey, the future of rock and roll was safe
Speaker 3: in her strumming hands. This is Perhaps's lovely little daughter
Speaker 3: is learning the guitarent mind, which I think is great,
Speaker 3: such a cool thing to do, and she's trying to
Speaker 3: do this classic rock song at the moment. That's I
Speaker 3: can imagine seeing your house yesterday when you're recording these
Speaker 3: special sessions with the little tongue poking out. I love
Speaker 3: it when kids focus, the little tongue gets out there
Speaker 3: really in it.
Speaker 2: Aren't they just about breaking a sweat?
Speaker 7: Knowing that she has a tour for today.
Speaker 2: That's a Jimmy Hendrix there, Mark, good morning, Good morning.
Speaker 4: Guy's a jacket going Mark, Mark.
Speaker 2: What do you reckon? The song is, mate, It's a
Speaker 2: classic rock and roll riff. It's it's smoke on the water,
Speaker 2: It's purple passed us on to ards. You know she's
Speaker 2: listening right now. Pass but every single person calling and
Speaker 2: guessed it.
Speaker 4: Oh really, I shall be thrilled to you.
Speaker 2: The playing is that good? God, let's not encourage her.
Speaker 2: Take us to the other.
Speaker 3: Clip I've got here where you obviously got her to
Speaker 3: do it again as a radio pro singing the song.
Speaker 2: Give them the lyrics. Oh yeah, we we thought we'd
Speaker 2: do a mesh up.
Speaker 7: See if you can pick the lyrics.
Speaker 2: She was small, like a beauty if you sing? Said,
Speaker 2: what do you mean.
Speaker 3: Cool?
Speaker 1: She said, what.
Speaker 2: Was great?
Speaker 14: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Her music teachers have said she's got really good pitch.
Speaker 7: We've been trying to get her into singing, but she's
Speaker 7: she's more interested in the instrument.
Speaker 2: So that's okay.
Speaker 4: That's not easy to do to strum and play and
Speaker 4: sing at the same time.
Speaker 2: I mean, you've been doing this week and it's really
Speaker 2: hard to hear.
Speaker 4: How about did you been hard to do? No?
Speaker 2: Hard to hear?
Speaker 3: Pats, can you go home today? And we get the
Speaker 3: one de sensation to give us another riff for tomorrow.
Speaker 2: I can, I can. We're going to actually give you
Speaker 2: some money to give to her because we should be
Speaker 2: paying for these sessions again. But I'm going to insist,
Speaker 2: so I need some classic Stevie Ray Vaughan tomorrow.
Speaker 4: Stretch the talent all right, Yeah.
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Speaker 3: It was twenty four hours ago on this show yesterday
Speaker 3: we started to just wonder. We didn't know if anyone
Speaker 3: would call in. We just wondered, would there be anyone
Speaker 3: a Pie super fan and an Eagles super fan who'll
Speaker 3: be up for coming into the studio today to get
Speaker 3: a permanent tattoo saying that the twenty eighteen Premier winner
Speaker 3: was either the Pies or the Eagles their team, but
Speaker 3: permanent tattoo calling it now and obviously the games that
Speaker 3: I'm playing that we don't know who's going to be
Speaker 3: victorious come this weekend at the Grand Final. And we
Speaker 3: had quite a few calls and we have two guys
Speaker 3: who are coming in. They're going to be in live
Speaker 3: in half an hour time. And then you remember that
Speaker 3: you know Jaden Stephenson, a Pies player. He's suddenly in
Speaker 3: the Grand Final this weekend. But when you were doing
Speaker 3: your new show that you do every Tuesday night for
Speaker 3: the AFL on their Facebook page, Live out yesterday eight
Speaker 3: o'clock and even back next Tuesday, that he brought a
Speaker 3: tattoo gum.
Speaker 4: Off eBay seventy four bucks. We found out yesterday he
Speaker 4: bought it during a school class. He's going to be
Speaker 4: doing the tattoo today.
Speaker 3: He's unlicensed, which is why this almost didn't happen yesterday.
Speaker 3: We've had a lot with the radio station lawyer Sarah.
Speaker 3: She's had to come in this morning to supervise. I
Speaker 3: don't know why it's tattoos, but we've got a lawyer here,
Speaker 3: an insurance company. A lot of money has been agreed
Speaker 3: to be laid down as some kind of waiver if
Speaker 3: anything goes wrong. It's ludicrous, but this is happening. It's
Speaker 3: happening in about half an hour's time. So I can't
Speaker 3: believe Jaden is going to do a Pies tattoo. But
Speaker 3: you don't even know if the Pies are going to
Speaker 3: win this weekend.
Speaker 2: This is amazing, But.
Speaker 4: Then do you think it's even more ludicrous that he's
Speaker 4: agreed to do the Eagles twenty eighteen Premiersatto.
Speaker 3: A great So we got that happening on today's show
Speaker 3: in about half an hour's time. Before that, we just
Speaker 3: need to clear up one thing. We were talking about
Speaker 3: terrible instruments that your kids learn, and the pain and
Speaker 3: the noise when they're out of tune, and I was
Speaker 3: sending the recorder, and I was saying, how it's an
Speaker 3: instrument of terror, the recorder, And is there any great
Speaker 3: song you'd ever want to hear on the radio that
Speaker 3: has the recording, And a lot of you have called saying, yeah,
Speaker 3: what about Stairway to Heaven and Great Spot? Haven't listened
Speaker 3: to this? Right at the beginning, I'm guessing it's Jimmy
Speaker 3: Page playing it.
Speaker 2: For Jimmy Page. She did to a corner and the
Speaker 2: guitar at the same time live where he was like
Speaker 2: an optimus. He had five homes Master Blacks. Do you
Speaker 2: know I feel sorry with all that we hear that.
Speaker 3: Okay, he obviously went through a period when he was
Speaker 3: crap that his parents had to listen to.
Speaker 2: It's poor Jimmy Page's parents.
Speaker 3: And Lead said that I feel sorry for I bet
Speaker 3: if we spoke to them, it's bloody awful.
Speaker 2: He wasn't like that at the age of five.
Speaker 4: I'm sure next time say we do a song again.
Speaker 4: We did this song for Melbourne this year, so if
Speaker 4: we ever do it again, let's commit to putting the recorder.
Speaker 1: In no hear the early demos of that joke O'Connell
Speaker 1: Breakfast show Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 3: Every week on the show we do something called punny Business.
Speaker 3: This is for your eyes. Have a look out when
Speaker 3: you're around town. You often see these businesses that I've
Speaker 3: had a good old think about what they should call
Speaker 3: the business, and they come up with a pun and
Speaker 3: try and crowbar in a movie or something or phrase
Speaker 3: to do with their business. And we run an eight
Speaker 3: to seut of these once a week called punny Business.
Speaker 3: Some of our favorites so far, we've had a clean
Speaker 3: out for some of the better ones. What have you
Speaker 3: got Jack at the board?
Speaker 4: A pie shop called the Pie Minister.
Speaker 2: Love it.
Speaker 4: A dog training school called Sit Happens.
Speaker 2: That is a brilliant one.
Speaker 4: Another dog training school, and I love this one. Dirty
Speaker 4: Dogs Done Dirt Cheap. Oh, that's a dog cleaning business.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think that's our that's our hall of fame
Speaker 3: of that dirty dogs done dirt cheap is just genius.
Speaker 4: And then forest stump for an arborus.
Speaker 2: All right, so we're going to open this up. So
Speaker 2: we're looking for your punny businesses.
Speaker 3: Could be here in Melbourne, might be anywhere in Australia
Speaker 3: and also also international ones. I've had an email here
Speaker 3: from you in in Scotland, place called Glasgow. Now when
Speaker 3: you think of Scotland, tough place. Might see the movie Braveheart.
Speaker 3: You might have seen Train Spotting. I just need to
Speaker 3: give you some background to the kind of people that
Speaker 3: live in Scotland, a great country.
Speaker 2: This is a a business. It's called Sofa King. Sofa
Speaker 2: King say no more. Yeah, and there's a billboard. I've
Speaker 2: got a photo as well, I put up on our
Speaker 2: Facebook page. They've got a big thing at the moment
Speaker 2: where they've got a discount saleon What is it about
Speaker 2: those sofa shops. They've always got a salon. They're always
Speaker 2: offering some kind of set, aren't they. Every day of
Speaker 2: the there's always some salem with those sofa shops.
Speaker 3: Anyway, says at the moment the big billboard says it'll
Speaker 3: be caval.
Speaker 2: I pronounced this sofa king cheap. That's clever, yep. So
Speaker 2: let's put them up for a chess. So we're looking
Speaker 2: for your puney businesses, your brand new ones. Give us
Speaker 2: a call now nine four one, one oh four three.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 3: Right now we're doing this week's puney business. We're on
Speaker 3: the lookout for businesses you've I've seen that. We've got
Speaker 3: a smart pun in the business name. Come on into
Speaker 3: Lauren and christ is the show right now. A blinds company,
Speaker 3: the Ace of Shades.
Speaker 4: That's really good, very very good.
Speaker 2: In Victoria.
Speaker 3: This but they're up on the board. Also, I've just
Speaker 3: googled this. It is in Victoria. There is a plumbing
Speaker 3: business called the Pooh Fighters. I thought someone's winding melt.
Speaker 3: I've googled it. I found that the more extreme ones
Speaker 3: are either here in Australia or Scotland. Make of that
Speaker 3: what you will. So we've also got step brothers in Berrick.
Speaker 3: They build staircases. That's Robin Berrick. Thank you very much
Speaker 3: for heads up on that.
Speaker 2: Ian, Good morning, Hi, Christian, how you going pretty good?
Speaker 1: Ian?
Speaker 2: I hope you are this morning. What's your punny business
Speaker 2: for us? Then?
Speaker 6: So in Perth there's a towing company and they're called Cameltoe.
Speaker 2: Only here could you get away with that? Never have
Speaker 2: that and be horrified there'd be stiffly worded a letter
Speaker 2: of complaints Cameltoe? All right, thanks Ian. Let's go to Karen.
Speaker 3: Good morning, Karen, good night, how are you. I'm good, Karen,
Speaker 3: thanks for good on the show. What's your pun business
Speaker 3: name for us?
Speaker 5: Okay?
Speaker 10: It is our fruit shop in a town called Hourst
Speaker 10: Bridge in northeast Melbourne, and it's called the.
Speaker 2: Let us in let us in very very good. Yeah cute,
Speaker 2: I like that, Karen, thank you very much for that one.
Speaker 2: Let's take one more. Catherine, Good morning, Christian, how are
Speaker 2: you doing. I'm pretty good, Catherine. I hope you all
Speaker 2: this morning. What's your pun business for us?
Speaker 4: I've seen a truck driving around in Mornington for an
Speaker 4: arbor's called tree wise men.
Speaker 3: Tree wise men always sounds like an Irish shir tree
Speaker 3: surgeon or tree wise man.
Speaker 2: All right, thank you very much. She cool.
Speaker 9: Christian O'Connell Break the Shows ten weeks of tickets.
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Speaker 3: Kevin hart Well's biggest comit right now you can see
Speaker 3: him live as well. This week all about shirt. We're
Speaker 3: doing it by a Jack post Human Jukebox. Jack performs
Speaker 3: two songs. You've got to work out what the two
Speaker 3: different songs are, but he's doing them at the same time.
Speaker 3: It's actually very very hard to do this, so he's
Speaker 3: doing the lyrics to one, but the melody and the
Speaker 3: tune to another.
Speaker 2: Have you listened to this one? It's a heartbreaker as well,
Speaker 2: after yesterday's one of Piano Man.
Speaker 14: Somebody once told me then the world is gone, roll me.
Speaker 2: Why the ship is too? The shep.
Speaker 12: She was looking calm and dumb with a finger in
Speaker 12: her though.
Speaker 4: In the sheep.
Speaker 2: Bombing on her full he The thing is I recognized
Speaker 2: this one, but I just yeah, that's the song. How's
Speaker 2: there two? Your brain convinces you that the melody you're
Speaker 2: doing there with the guitar is that song.
Speaker 4: But it's have you got the lyrics as well?
Speaker 2: I've just got the lyrics. I don't know the other. Oh,
Speaker 2: I don't know whether I've got that. I know one
Speaker 2: of them. You short circled my brain. Damn you, Jack Post.
Speaker 2: All right, what do you think the two songs are?
Speaker 2: You know? Works? Song time and artists are both want
Speaker 2: to give you shirt tickets.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 3: Tatoo is happening in ten minutes time. There's two really
Speaker 3: nervous guys just outside waiting to come in. Jaden Stevenson,
Speaker 3: Pies gun AFL Rising star playing this weekend tattooing live
Speaker 3: on this radio station in five minutes time, and he's doing. Dylan,
Speaker 3: who's a huge Pies fan and nervous about it now,
Speaker 3: is getting a permanent tattoo that you've designed that is
Speaker 3: called in the twenty eighteen Premier Winners to be Conninwood.
Speaker 4: I think the nervousness in them came when they looked
Speaker 4: at each other in the artist and it became real.
Speaker 2: It's not this sobered up after it was all funny
Speaker 2: yesterday everyone had a couple of three.
Speaker 3: So Saturday morning, Jesus were actually gonna do this, you know?
Speaker 3: Oh it is this chat to Dylan and I'm just
Speaker 3: saying how obviously him and his girlfriend. Now the both
Speaker 3: Pies fans, but this weekend, the way they watch that game,
Speaker 3: it's not gonna be joy should the Pies win. Is
Speaker 3: this gonna be relief?
Speaker 2: Oh? Thank god?
Speaker 3: Two, the tattwo will make sense now, you know. And
Speaker 3: the Eagles fan who said he was gonna come in
Speaker 3: has not turned up. Yeah, he's not here yet. He's
Speaker 3: got on five minutes or there's gonna be no Eagles tattoo.
Speaker 2: So there you go. All right, let's give away these tickets.
Speaker 2: The Christian O'Connell.
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Speaker 9: seven thirty am, you'll chance to win tickets to the
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Speaker 2: Almost week at seven thirty about shir Live go and
Speaker 2: see her at a farewell concept.
Speaker 3: You can still get tickets for the second show at
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Speaker 3: Only their big rival Livenation. It's a tattoo ink on
Speaker 3: getting high livenation dot com, dot a you and next week.
Speaker 2: William Shattning Alive. Really, oh yeah, we end up eating
Speaker 2: yesterday about one of the world's biggest bands. I can't,
Speaker 2: I really can't say anymore. It's not being announced, but
Speaker 2: we might be to get tickets. It's huge, Jack, and
Speaker 2: it will be the last week of its huge. What
Speaker 2: Pat said, it's the rudest thing.
Speaker 3: I can't since I've been here, and you know, sometimes
Speaker 3: I can be a bit rude, but Pat is the
Speaker 3: rudest member of this team affair. What she said about
Speaker 3: how happy her husband would be is the filthiest thing
Speaker 3: and anyone said on this show off air since I've
Speaker 3: been here.
Speaker 7: Let's just say I'm relinquishedtive duties for the remainder, Pats.
Speaker 2: I don't want any more of it on air. Come
Speaker 2: on now, all right?
Speaker 3: So anyway, you've got to get to two songs now
Speaker 3: that Jack is doing the two songs at the same time,
Speaker 3: two separate songs.
Speaker 14: Somebody once told me, then the world is gone, and
Speaker 14: roll me.
Speaker 4: Why the ship is to.
Speaker 12: Sh She was looking calm and numb, with a fingerin
Speaker 12: her thumb.
Speaker 4: In the sheboming on her full.
Speaker 2: Two separate songs. He's doing the words to one to
Speaker 2: the tune of another sherry you reckon? You got it? Yes?
Speaker 9: I have?
Speaker 2: All right? If you have, it's well done. It's really
Speaker 2: hard off you go. What are the two songs?
Speaker 6: Make a flame Cheese by Cold Chisel and All.
Speaker 10: Star by smash Mouth.
Speaker 2: I never did, I got flame trees? Is that smash
Speaker 2: Mouth All Stars? There's no worry. I picked that up? Well?
Speaker 2: How quickly did you get it?
Speaker 10: A couple of seconds?
Speaker 3: I guess that is some blaining. You deserve your shirt tickets,
Speaker 3: so you're the big shirt fan.
Speaker 2: I am, yes, brilliant. Okay, have you really enjoyed the
Speaker 2: fair well concerted? Amy a right? Thanks to God on
Speaker 2: the show, Thank you so much.
Speaker 3: Live tattooing is coming up next by an amateur tattooist
Speaker 3: and a pies player. What could possibly go wrong? This
Speaker 3: almost didn't happen several times yesterday. We've got a lawyer
Speaker 3: in observing or Sarah the radio station lawyer is here
Speaker 3: to observe this going on. It shouldn't be happening, but
Speaker 3: it isn't. Five minutes time you can watch it as well.
Speaker 3: It's the way of radio.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 3: If you go to our Facebook page which is OC
Speaker 3: one O four three O C one O four three
Speaker 3: on Facebook.
Speaker 2: We're gonna have a live cam. It will be the
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Speaker 3: So a tattoo is about to be done. That's not unusual,
Speaker 3: what's happened on radio lots of times before. But it's
Speaker 3: a tattoo done by someone who is not a professional
Speaker 3: tattoo artist, but he is a professional AFL player. Welcome
Speaker 3: to the show, Jade and Stevenson. Good morning, buddy, Good
Speaker 3: morning to you today. Now before we get into your
Speaker 3: new alternative career a tattoo tatoo artist, how did training
Speaker 3: go yesterday?
Speaker 2: Yeah, it was unreal.
Speaker 13: We had probably ten thousand people there and they're all
Speaker 13: cheering and supporting and the Collingwood game song was going around.
Speaker 13: So it's a great atmosphere.
Speaker 2: It makes me incredible. And how did you celebrate that
Speaker 2: huge win Friday when no one had you down to
Speaker 2: do it?
Speaker 13: Went went back to bed and just started sleeping get
Speaker 13: getting ready for this week.
Speaker 2: So I was so craze would have been on like
Speaker 2: a seventy two hour, bend something.
Speaker 13: Hopefully we get the result this week it comes.
Speaker 2: Saturday, exactly. Well, listen, good luck this weekend, buddy. Thank you.
Speaker 2: I appreciate it. I'll bet you can't wait, can you?
Speaker 2: Are you managed to sleep at the moment? Were you
Speaker 2: just so excited?
Speaker 13: No, I'm pretty relaxed. Sort of just another game, I guess, hopefully.
Speaker 2: Just another game. It's the AFL Grand Final.
Speaker 13: It's just another game that's too hoped up, because then
Speaker 13: you're what pass yourself outside?
Speaker 2: So was this a welcome distraction? Yes? Certainly.
Speaker 3: Like some sportsmen, they like to paint, don't they, And
Speaker 3: you like to paint on people your friends with.
Speaker 2: Exactly so, Jane, how many? So why did you first
Speaker 2: of all buy a tattoo gun on eBay just for
Speaker 2: the sake of it?
Speaker 13: Yeah, we're just in school and when my mate is like,
Speaker 13: if you've got a tattoo gun, like, I'd let you
Speaker 13: do it, And I said, all right, So I went
Speaker 13: and bought one right on the spot, next way tattooed
Speaker 13: him and the rest of my mate.
Speaker 3: So you've had no inclination before that moment until your
Speaker 3: mate just said if you got one, I'd let you
Speaker 3: do it.
Speaker 13: Yeah, well, my mates and I had always been really
Speaker 13: interested in tattoos, so but I've never thought about actually
Speaker 13: giving one myself.
Speaker 4: Do you consider yourself an artist or a drawer.
Speaker 13: I'll have no artistic bone in my body whatsoever.
Speaker 4: It's not how hard can it be to trace the line?
Speaker 2: That's the guy, that's the guy you want. I've got
Speaker 2: a tattoo, right? And I spent months researching, asking friends,
Speaker 2: reading online reviews, the testimonials. If I saw any of that, go, well,
Speaker 2: the guy he's not even full time, he just does
Speaker 2: it for fun. I go, no way, I'll find someone
Speaker 2: else to do it.
Speaker 3: Let's meet didn't here who yesterday responds to us on air, going,
Speaker 3: I wonder if there's a huge Pies fan who's up
Speaker 3: for having a tattoo done? That calls the twenty eighteen
Speaker 3: Premier winners to be Coninwood today now?
Speaker 2: And that is you did.
Speaker 3: And I can't believe you were actually here this morning.
Speaker 3: I just thought you'd seen sense to not come in.
Speaker 4: No, to be honest, it seemed like a great idea
Speaker 4: yesterday when I was driving to work, but no long years.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, listen, so you haven't changed your mind. You're
Speaker 2: definitely up for doing this.
Speaker 4: Yeah, definitely.
Speaker 2: Are you nervous? Yeah, absolutely, you should be nervous. It's
Speaker 2: a crazy thing you're about to do. And where are
Speaker 2: you going to have it done?
Speaker 4: I was going to go on the outside of my ankle,
Speaker 4: but apparently that's more painful than it's.
Speaker 2: Supposed to be, the most painful place other than your ribs,
Speaker 2: so we have only forehead cover it up with a cap.
Speaker 4: I was changed to the inside of the ankle. Now,
Speaker 4: all right, yesterday on the show, you girlfriend suggested your bottom. Yeah,
Speaker 4: do you talk about that? Smarter idea? You can still change? Noa, no, no,
Speaker 4: I'll stick with the inside of the ankle.
Speaker 13: Her mum was actually feurish.
Speaker 4: She's so against tattoos.
Speaker 2: It's not funny.
Speaker 3: And then a tattoo for a team that may or
Speaker 3: may not win the Grand Final history will tell her.
Speaker 2: So, so this is a reaction of people around and
Speaker 2: they will be going, what are you doing? Yeah? Basically,
Speaker 2: did Kelly your girlfriend? I've met her. She's a smart,
Speaker 2: lovely woman. Did she say to you last night don't
Speaker 2: do this? No she didn't. Actually she's pretty good about it. Yeah, okay,
Speaker 2: all right, are you ready? Yep? Ready, master at work?
Speaker 2: Are you ready? Yeah?
Speaker 3: I guess right, Okay, good luck guys. So we've got
Speaker 3: a bench, we've got some actually tatooing. You can watch
Speaker 3: all this. Then there's a camp. We've got cameras and studio.
Speaker 3: We're going to turn one of them into our now
Speaker 3: tack cam, Jayden's tack cam. If you go to our
Speaker 3: Facebook page, you can watch the whole thing. So, here's Victim, sorry.
Speaker 2: Here's Lucky Jack. Do you want to reveal the tattoo?
Speaker 2: Jack has designed the tattoo, Jaden.
Speaker 4: Have you seen what you're drawing yet or before?
Speaker 2: Actually?
Speaker 4: So, it's a the magpie looking angry. He's got the
Speaker 4: ball tacked under his arm in block letters around in
Speaker 4: collingwood underneath to it twenty eighteen Premiers.
Speaker 13: It's a bit smaller than that.
Speaker 5: This is an a four.
Speaker 4: Sized one a billboard he's doing. Will this be the
Speaker 4: most complex tatoo you've done today?
Speaker 13: Yes, certainly, I've done probably written two thousand and eight
Speaker 13: eight before. That's probably the hardest I've done.
Speaker 3: All right, good luck, Right, okay, we're going to start
Speaker 3: the tatoo he now, so head on to our Facebook page.
Speaker 2: O C one four three Good Luck Boys.
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Speaker 2: The studio now starts to resemble a Field hospitals. There's
Speaker 2: all kinds of instruments, Latex gloves inc.
Speaker 3: The tension is really really really high in here right
Speaker 3: now as well. The reason why then, we're about to
Speaker 3: have some live tattooing no no ordinary tattoo. There's an
Speaker 3: instant young man who's questioning his life choices that have
Speaker 3: led him to get into the studio, and he's about
Speaker 3: to have a tatoo done. That young man is Dylan.
Speaker 3: He's a Pies fan. And the man doing his tattoo
Speaker 3: is not a professional tourist Binny Stretch. He is a
Speaker 3: piese Jade and Stevenson playing this weekend at the Grand Final.
Speaker 3: Just about to do a to two. And this is
Speaker 3: tattoo number thirteen for you, Jaden Yep, that's right.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: And and he's going to be supervising and he's coming
Speaker 3: from Andy Morris, some industrial tattoo in Diamond Creek.
Speaker 2: Andy, Hey, doing this won't be the weirdest tattoo you've
Speaker 2: ever done?
Speaker 6: Is it?
Speaker 2: Far from? Very far from? All? Right?
Speaker 3: Top three weirdest tattoos you've done. Tell us first of
Speaker 3: all about the one that happened just yesterday.
Speaker 4: I tell you the eyebrows and a fellow yesterday, so you.
Speaker 2: Shaved off his eyebrows and then tattooed some.
Speaker 11: Of Yeah, he wasn't a fan of the eyebrows that
Speaker 11: he had, so decided to get some tribal ones put on.
Speaker 2: Well, that makes sense. It's that classic thing to do.
Speaker 2: If you don't like your eyebrows, that's right, shave them
Speaker 2: off and.
Speaker 4: Then get someone in some in I don't like my
Speaker 4: beard because it's a bit patrey on one. I can
Speaker 4: tell you out there.
Speaker 2: We can help you out with that too loudly. Then
Speaker 2: some of the other weird ones in your career. What
Speaker 2: are some of the weirdest ones that you can share
Speaker 2: with us?
Speaker 11: Oh, I don't know if I can actually share them radio.
Speaker 2: Scriptive with the areas saying if they north or south?
Speaker 1: Uh?
Speaker 11: Tell you a cupcake, quite unsavory spot on one person?
Speaker 2: A cupcake? Yeah, a cupcake man or woman and a woman?
Speaker 2: A cupcake? A cupcake? And are you talking about yep,
Speaker 2: that's right.
Speaker 12: We're all there.
Speaker 2: And as regards to man has a man ever had anything?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, you do that quite a bit.
Speaker 2: What do you mean someone's let's just say danding old rangers.
Speaker 11: Yeah, in the last few years, maybe two or three.
Speaker 2: What do they have on there?
Speaker 4: I did some lightning bolts on made of mind.
Speaker 2: I don't want to see my mates junk. They don't
Speaker 2: want to be putting needles anywhere near the time.
Speaker 4: I don't want to say it either, but I wanted
Speaker 4: to see his cash.
Speaker 2: All right, we'll let you guys set up. We'll come
Speaker 2: back with that to two.
Speaker 3: Next you've gone on facebook page, you can watch all
Speaker 3: of the head onto Facebook OC one four three, we'll
Speaker 3: have the live tattoo count for you.
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Speaker 3: The Eagles fan who is supposed to be haven' here
Speaker 3: version of this done saying that the West Coast Eagles
Speaker 3: are giving a winning Saturday, declaring them the Premier winners
Speaker 3: hasn't arrived yet, so I don't know if he isn't
Speaker 3: feeling this confident or he's late. We are only a
Speaker 3: couple of moments away, obviously, So Jack's design for this
Speaker 3: tattoo is now being transferred to like a stencil, and
Speaker 3: that you'll be to see be transferred onto Dinnan's body.
Speaker 3: So you're right by Andy who's doing this to help
Speaker 3: our man, Jade and Stevenson out.
Speaker 4: There's a lot of rigmarole go into the setup of
Speaker 4: a tatoo. I don't know. I'm surprised there should be,
Speaker 4: but you know, you got to plug in all the
Speaker 4: bits and pieces, sterilize everything through the tracing.
Speaker 3: Now you've done a design and even though it is
Speaker 3: just tracing, just chatting to Jade and Stevenson, bound in
Speaker 3: mind he's playing in the Grand Final this weekend, he says,
Speaker 3: more nervous about doing this and shaking because.
Speaker 2: It's that's it. I get nervous.
Speaker 3: You know, when you get the brand new credit card
Speaker 3: or a bank card and you have to do that
Speaker 3: signature on the back.
Speaker 2: I always screw that up. I get really anxious.
Speaker 4: I got outside the bush I always do.
Speaker 3: I start practicing before and get really nervous, and you do.
Speaker 3: It looks nothing like my normal signature. I'm never going
Speaker 3: to reproduce that ever again.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four point.
Speaker 2: Three it's funny happening.
Speaker 3: I'm starting to feel really nervous now, are you you know,
Speaker 3: suddenly get the reality of what you're looking at if
Speaker 3: you just tune in, let me tell me out what's
Speaker 3: about to have it now live and god one O
Speaker 3: four point three, it's a Christian O'Connor breakfast show. Yesterday
Speaker 3: on the show, we just wondered if there were any
Speaker 3: super fans, any Collywood Pies fans or Eagles fans that
Speaker 3: we're up for having a tattoo on this morning show
Speaker 3: announcing them as the twenty eighteen Premiere winners. And it
Speaker 3: turns out there were quite a few of you. I mean,
Speaker 3: you are sport mad and this is your big sport.
Speaker 3: So right now there's a guy Dylan is lined down
Speaker 3: and a tattoo table. Jack's designed the tattoo announcing that
Speaker 3: Colinwood will be the twenty eighteen Premier winners.
Speaker 2: You've just seen these stencil of it on. Now, how
Speaker 2: does it looks big? It's not a little one, hey, Dylan,
Speaker 2: yell out?
Speaker 4: Is that bigger than you thought?
Speaker 3: Jaden Stevenson, playing this weekend for the Byes, is about
Speaker 3: to do the tattoo. He brought it to two going
Speaker 3: a couple of weeks ago and eBay, he's been doing
Speaker 3: it with his mates. He's now about to do it
Speaker 3: to our man, Dylan. He is nervous, more nervous than
Speaker 3: playing this weekend about getting this to tooo.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 3: We've got Andy who is a professional to two artist
Speaker 3: who won't be to two ing. We've got this the
Speaker 3: wrong way round. We have not thought any of this through.
Speaker 3: If you go onto our Facebook page Facebook and you'll
Speaker 3: find us O C one O four three, you can
Speaker 3: watch it all right.
Speaker 2: Now we've got there you go.
Speaker 4: Jaden's got the needle in his hand.
Speaker 2: Okay, everyone see you on the other side. Dylan, he
Speaker 2: know you pressed the footswitch while it's in there. Oh boy,
Speaker 2: there you go nice. Don't forget that vessel because otherwise
Speaker 2: he's going to be helling it. Yeah, it's going on
Speaker 2: the inside of his left legs, on his leg.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Dylan's down on the table.
Speaker 2: Now, jading confused about where his leggies.
Speaker 4: He's applying some vassoline to the area that we'll be
Speaker 4: telling Andy.
Speaker 3: Is that just a lubricator bits which doesn't quite hurt
Speaker 3: so much. When the needle goes on to skim no.
Speaker 4: I just wanted to say him rub that into his leg.
Speaker 2: It's a petty hey, Jaden.
Speaker 4: When you do your home backyard tattoos, do you use
Speaker 4: vassel or anything. I'll just go straight in.
Speaker 13: I've done it for a couple of weeks.
Speaker 2: All right, here we go, Good luck Jayden. You can
Speaker 2: hear a pin drop in everyone, needle drop anyway, Let's
Speaker 2: begin the inking. There we go? Is started? Ink is
Speaker 2: going on to skin now the inside of listener Dylan's
Speaker 2: left ankle? Who is told to try the outside But
Speaker 2: it's just going to hurt more? Dylan? Is it hurting?
Speaker 2: He's prepared to suffer for his team? Jaden stopped? Is
Speaker 2: that enough?
Speaker 4: Jaden? How does a real gun feel compared to your
Speaker 4: eBay gun?
Speaker 13: Certainly a lot smoother.
Speaker 4: Good team? He started with the two in twenty eighteen Premiers.
Speaker 2: Steady hands. He's got safe fans, isn't he. I'll be
Speaker 2: right Saturday.
Speaker 3: So we just had to call Eddie Maguire wants to
Speaker 3: get his buttocks done on the left one, Colin and
Speaker 3: on the right would put his little bum cheeks together.
Speaker 2: Colin Wood and then I hung up.
Speaker 3: Well, he told me where you want to put the O,
Speaker 3: I said, Eddie, that is not the kind of language
Speaker 3: I want on the phone in the middle of the show.
Speaker 3: All right, so we're gonna we're gonna get back to
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Speaker 3: So that tatooing is underway. Jaden Stevenson is a natural.
Speaker 3: That tattooing is doing a great job.
Speaker 2: He's doing Pie super Fan, Dylan's Inner Left Ankle, Deylan
Speaker 2: House of Pain.
Speaker 3: That's supposing it's not as bad as what I thought.
Speaker 3: If you, yeah, you're doing very very well, are you?
Speaker 3: From what you can see so far? You're happy with
Speaker 3: the artwork that Jadon Stevenson is doing.
Speaker 4: Yeah, definitely, it's better than a four out of town.
Speaker 2: That's sure. You're rounding much to a five?
Speaker 4: Yeah, boys, seven or eight?
Speaker 2: Jayden? How are you getting on? You're right there?
Speaker 4: Yeah, now it's going well.
Speaker 3: And how is it with using a gun like that
Speaker 3: and in front of a crowd. You're absolutely fine, aren't you.
Speaker 13: That takes shazier with a with a good gun, a
Speaker 13: quality gun.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and you're now thinking that when the you've got
Speaker 3: years ahead of you, when that dries up, you're thinking
Speaker 3: you could set up with your own pies parlor doing tattoos.
Speaker 4: Oh no, I don't want to get ahead of myself.
Speaker 2: Just focus on Saturday. Okay, strategy a big game tourday.
Speaker 2: Now we have an update.
Speaker 3: Obviously, yesterday we were looking for a fan to have
Speaker 3: a tattoo saying that they're going to win this weekend
Speaker 3: to clearing them the twenty eighteen Premier winners, and we're.
Speaker 2: Looking for an Eagles fan. Eagles fan has turned up, right,
Speaker 2: Eric is it? Eric? Jump in the studio, Mate, come
Speaker 2: on in here. Eric is here. This guy looks business.
Speaker 3: Eric, Eric jump jumping in with me? Mate, Eric, come
Speaker 3: on him. Eric and Christian ask to meet you again.
Speaker 2: Eric? Is this right? My protus has told me where
Speaker 2: are you going? Takeing a seat? That's my check you're doing? Man? Eric,
Speaker 2: Where are you having your tattoo done? Where you're having
Speaker 2: your eagle done.
Speaker 4: On my backside? Right right cheek? Do you know that
Speaker 4: we are live streaming on Facebook?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: We're bearing your bottom on the world wide web. Yeah, yeah, okay,
Speaker 3: I don't going to regret asking this. I've never asked
Speaker 3: a guy this. Why the right cheek and not the
Speaker 3: left cheek?
Speaker 2: I'm right handed? He answered that questions.
Speaker 3: So have you seen Jack's tattoo for you? Yes, yep,
Speaker 3: you're happy with that, all right. So you're a big
Speaker 3: Eagles fan. You're gonna win this weekend.
Speaker 2: You know, we've got a Pies player in the studio
Speaker 2: right now.
Speaker 3: You think anything you've got can go up against the
Speaker 3: mighty hands and the legs of this guy, Jayden?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Kill McGovern alright, but.
Speaker 3: Listen, you need to take your trousers off of whatever
Speaker 3: you need to do. This doesn't sound right as I
Speaker 3: say you need.
Speaker 2: To pull your pants down.
Speaker 3: It's a new Whey Wednesday feature we're going to do
Speaker 3: called just let's pull their pants down, all right?
Speaker 1: Then we come back with all the tattoos the Christian
Speaker 1: O'Connell breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four point.
Speaker 2: Three tattoo is dumb. It is dumb, Jade, Are you
Speaker 2: happy with it?
Speaker 4: It's actually a lot better than it looks, really good.
Speaker 4: Twenty eighteen premiers is now written on Dylan's leg with
Speaker 4: the picture of the magpie with the ball tacked under
Speaker 4: his arm. Jayden, you've done a great Jason.
Speaker 2: Round up balls you played? You play like that this
Speaker 2: weekend the Grand Final, the Pies will be fine. You
Speaker 2: all win.
Speaker 4: You're having to look back and forth from the tattoo
Speaker 4: to the picture. What do you think he got wrong?
Speaker 13: I forgot there was a footy in there and they'd
Speaker 13: put the lines the laces on the Sharon, I.
Speaker 2: Love the detail you're going to Let's we too. Did
Speaker 2: any of you happy with it? Yeah, that's much better
Speaker 2: than what I thought it was going to make.
Speaker 3: Let's now get the view of Kelly, Dylan's girlfriend. Kelly,
Speaker 3: what do you think?
Speaker 4: It's actually not too bad. I was expecting a lot worse.
Speaker 4: I'm pretty impressed.
Speaker 2: It actually looks really good. It's a great tattoo.
Speaker 11: Yeah, he's done.
Speaker 4: Well, might get one myself, heh wow.
Speaker 2: Now here's the big question. So we've also got an
Speaker 2: Eagles fan.
Speaker 3: He's prepared to get his tattoo done, also designed by
Speaker 3: Jack that is declaring that the West Coast Eagles will
Speaker 3: be the Premier winners twenty eighteen. Ahead of this weekend's
Speaker 3: big Grand Final. Jaden, you've done it such a great
Speaker 3: job with that. Do you want to do Eric's bum?
Speaker 4: I'm happy to x bum that.
Speaker 2: You are a gamer Son. You haven't been doing his backside.
Speaker 2: I'll die through the James.
Speaker 4: But it looks like a nast bam.
Speaker 2: He's just pulled his g string aside, so you can
Speaker 2: do it there.
Speaker 4: He's not coy Eric, So Jade, you have no superstitions
Speaker 4: playing on the weekend for Collingwood doing a West Coast
Speaker 4: Eagles twenty eighteen Premiers tattoo.
Speaker 13: I think it'd be worse if I just did the
Speaker 13: Collingwood one, because then might put a bit of an irony.
Speaker 2: This is right, it's balance in the universe given. All right,
Speaker 2: that's fine, that's fair enough.
Speaker 3: Okay, we'll dick the song when we come back. We're
Speaker 3: going to begin on Eric's backside again. None of this
Speaker 3: sounds right. People just tuned in, they go, he's beginning
Speaker 3: on another man's backside.
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Speaker 2: It has been an unusual hour on the show. So
Speaker 2: Dylan has had his tattoo done. He's very, very happy
Speaker 2: with it.
Speaker 3: Pie's future legend and AFL rising star Jaden Stevenson is
Speaker 3: now going to do another to two, which I think
Speaker 3: is even more interesting.
Speaker 4: It's a picture of an eagle West Coast Eagle saying
Speaker 4: twenty eighteen premiers West Coast Eagles. It will be on
Speaker 4: Eric's bum?
Speaker 2: Is right? Buttock?
Speaker 6: Eric?
Speaker 2: There are no more words? What do you say that?
Speaker 2: There are no more words?
Speaker 3: You just take a moment to think we're actually getting
Speaker 3: paid for the day's show? Is this actually allowed to
Speaker 3: go out? This is still live on air.
Speaker 2: So Andy, the professional to tourist from Industrial Tattoo in
Speaker 2: Diamond Creek who's been supervised today is making sure it's
Speaker 2: all legit. So what do you do now? Do you
Speaker 2: have to like wipe down you change needles?
Speaker 4: I'm going to get a Joe application for him.
Speaker 2: You're going to come down and work for him, isn't it?
Speaker 2: So you're going to well you impressed? Then how would
Speaker 2: you write his tattooed? Then? If Jade Stevenson was a apprentice,
Speaker 2: what would you say?
Speaker 8: Oh?
Speaker 11: Look, I'd probably say, you know, go a having practice,
Speaker 11: but day job. Now, look everyone starts out a bit rough,
Speaker 11: you know. I reguon he's done it right for someone
Speaker 11: who has I had done a handful of tato Is
Speaker 11: there not bad at all?
Speaker 6: Now?
Speaker 2: What was the first one you do?
Speaker 3: Because you are your business, your body is a canvas,
Speaker 3: it's like a billboard. There isn't and there wasn't a
Speaker 3: single piece of you that hasn't got a tattoo or something.
Speaker 2: Ink. I've got some little bits, but I can't.
Speaker 4: And you you were tell us before you tattooed your
Speaker 4: own chest. Yeah, so you just had an apprentice holding
Speaker 4: up a mirror, and then you were tattooing yourself.
Speaker 2: Yep, that's right.
Speaker 4: Were you happy with the outcome?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 4: I gotta be.
Speaker 2: It's there. Do you know what real? Rap? Do you know?
Speaker 3: I think it'd be really nice. Often said that she
Speaker 3: wished you'd get a tattoo with her name on it.
Speaker 4: You know, you know you're trying to wind me up.
Speaker 4: But being in here with the guns going and like
Speaker 4: the excitement, I really feel like a tatoo.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I feel like one. What would you get done?
Speaker 4: I don't know that would four point three freshs. That's
Speaker 4: the only thing stopping me is I don't know what's
Speaker 4: the correct thing.
Speaker 2: So what we're about to do then, so how do
Speaker 2: you do? Have you done a man's backside before? Andy?
Speaker 4: Unfortunately?
Speaker 2: Yep, yep? And what kind of stuff have they got
Speaker 2: on there?
Speaker 11: Anything from roses to mates names, your name, it's popular
Speaker 11: one on the bar.
Speaker 2: But my name Christian Broyeah. Yeah, I appreciate the lines.
Speaker 2: Thank you very much Melbourne. I love you all right.
Speaker 2: So this isn't an unusual tattoo for you to do? Nah?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 3: And now how will you're not doing it? Jayde is
Speaker 3: doing it? How will the fleshy bum for putting on
Speaker 3: you know, an ankle and it's.
Speaker 11: A horrible spot to tattoo because it's basically, uh, it
Speaker 11: looks like waveful when your tattle on it all yeah, vibrates.
Speaker 2: And we can hear this. He's got a very tight
Speaker 2: backside on. Have you know? You know there's a.
Speaker 4: Bunz of steer Eric, he's been doing squat's.
Speaker 2: All right? We got the news sport.
Speaker 3: Brand new artwork, time waste and then Jayde and Stevenson
Speaker 3: is going to tattoo Eric the equalspans backside all all
Speaker 3: live on you can see on our Facebook page O
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Speaker 3: Three, second tattoo underway. We are non stop today with
Speaker 3: the ink on this show. Coome On hes to Christian
Speaker 3: O'Connor Reckford Show yesterday more than we were wondering are
Speaker 3: there any super fans for the two teams this weekend
Speaker 3: head of the Grand Final Pies versus Eagles. Who's up
Speaker 3: for getting our tattoo this morning declaring them the premiere
Speaker 3: winners for twenty eighteen. Turns out quite a few of
Speaker 3: you nutters were Dylan first called in.
Speaker 2: He says had his done. It's just as well right
Speaker 2: because he's a Pies fan.
Speaker 3: He had it done by Pies player Jaden Stevenson is
Speaker 3: playing this weekend. Did a great job, brought myself a
Speaker 3: tattoo going a couple of months ago just for giggles,
Speaker 3: done a couple of his mates.
Speaker 2: Now he's done one of our listeners. Great job by
Speaker 2: your artwork as well. Thank you, and.
Speaker 4: Jaden's moved on now to the Eagle on Eric's backside.
Speaker 4: How are you going there, Jaden?
Speaker 2: Yes, it's looking good.
Speaker 4: Is the bum harder to do than the ankle, Yeah,
Speaker 4: I think so. It's a little bit more squishy and dense.
Speaker 2: And did you say you've already done one of your
Speaker 2: friends bumps?
Speaker 13: Yeah, one of the one of my mates, one of
Speaker 13: the premierships. I'll write bloods on his bum.
Speaker 2: Boy. And let's shot to Eric the Eagle fan here, Eric,
Speaker 2: what's the pain? How you doing there? Buddy?
Speaker 4: It's going okay, I can't see the pain.
Speaker 2: The pain?
Speaker 3: Well, yes, hope that the Eagles win this weekend. Otherwise
Speaker 3: that is gonna You've got some explain to do. Hopefully
Speaker 3: not that many people see your bank side. You even've
Speaker 3: got any explain to do. Porl Dyllan on the inside
Speaker 3: of his leg has got more explaining to do.
Speaker 2: All right, we'll stay crack on.
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Speaker 3: What an amazing and a bit so. First of all,
Speaker 3: well done to Jade and Stevenson. You are a natural tatooist.
Speaker 2: I wouldn't say that much, but you've got to be
Speaker 2: happy with how you did under pressure in here live
Speaker 2: on air. Two very unique tattoos well, one saying that
Speaker 2: your team, the Pies are going to win this Weekend
Speaker 2: calling them the premiere for twenty eighteen. The other one
Speaker 2: with the declaring the eagle it was very fair of
Speaker 2: you to do as well. I was watching it with us.
Speaker 2: You're going to screw this up on purpose, you know,
Speaker 2: misspell the eagles or something like that.
Speaker 4: If you want to cross it out or just scribble
Speaker 4: all over it in an act of defiance against the Eagles.
Speaker 13: No, not at all. I admire these two bikes for
Speaker 13: coming in getting a tatoos like that, so I want
Speaker 13: to do my best job. It's still not great, but
Speaker 13: I think it has a nice like home job feeling
Speaker 13: to it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they do. They're both very good.
Speaker 3: What I would say is the first tattoo of the
Speaker 3: of the pies it was faultless. The eagles one is
Speaker 3: more a little bit more tricky. There was a lot
Speaker 3: more going on there. The eagles, Eric, don't worries so
Speaker 3: on any backside. It's a great looking tattoo. But the
Speaker 3: eagle does look like it's boss eide.
Speaker 4: The eyes of the heart is far want to get
Speaker 4: this dark.
Speaker 2: There's something wrong with the eagle, you know what?
Speaker 4: The good thing, Eric is From far away it looks
Speaker 4: fine when you get up close.
Speaker 3: To be fair, j I was like an inch or
Speaker 3: two away from a man's bottom, so I don't I
Speaker 3: don't have any business getting that up close. Most but
Speaker 3: the eyes, it's sort of it's boss side. It looks
Speaker 3: like the eagle is straining. Maybe when your backside is
Speaker 3: strange a pooh. I don't know, it might be it
Speaker 3: might work then, okay, But Eric, well done for coming
Speaker 3: and being such a good sport as well. Andy, who's
Speaker 3: been supervising all this, who is now to declare you
Speaker 3: the official to tourist to the christianer coonnor Brat for
Speaker 3: the show. You've been absolutely brilliant today. We'll definitely get
Speaker 3: you back when Jack wants to get his done, Andy Morris.
Speaker 3: Check out Industrial Tattoo in Diamond Creep. You've got a
Speaker 3: website the can see on Facebook.
Speaker 11: Facebook page Industrial Tatoo and on they got some of
Speaker 11: your artwork. Andy, tatoists and Carl bar and Industrial and
Speaker 11: the Industrial Tatoo.
Speaker 2: You're going to need to add Jaden's name working there
Speaker 2: is now and your roster.
Speaker 4: He's now our apprentice.
Speaker 2: Just in the i've seen him, Jayden, good luck this weekend, mate,
Speaker 2: Thank you.
Speaker 13: I appreciate you guys, having me.
Speaker 3: Hey, that's what it's been our pleasure hanging out with you.
Speaker 3: I wish you nothing for the best Saturday as well.
Speaker 3: I hope you're enjoying the game, and I will say
Speaker 3: I'm a des fan, but I'm actually going to be
Speaker 3: barracking for the Pies and I'm sorry, Eric, I'm really sorry. However,
Speaker 3: I am going to go because of what Jaydeen's done today.
Speaker 3: You've got my support this weekend. I hope you have
Speaker 3: a fact. I hope it's a brilliant game this weekend.
Speaker 2: Right, but tell me this, Jayden right say the final
Speaker 2: starring goes you're the winners?
Speaker 11: Ye?
Speaker 2: Are you going to be thinking about your man didn't
Speaker 2: and his tattoo?
Speaker 4: I don't think you're more about Eric.
Speaker 2: That's you're gone. Well done, Jad and good luck. Thanks
Speaker 2: a lot boys.
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Speaker 2: You seriously think about getting one? Maybe one day down
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Speaker 4: I mean I've got a couple already, but I feel
Speaker 4: like adding to it.
Speaker 2: I go too, have you? Yeah?
Speaker 4: Did you know what drack about is two massive ones
Speaker 4: on his lower bed. Don't ask me how I know?
Speaker 2: Oh what are you? Amazing?
Speaker 4: A couple of birds? And then I've got to commemorate
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Speaker 4: None? No, I was nineteen and one of the cool
Speaker 4: rock and roll looking tatoo.
Speaker 2: But they're colored in and everything amazing? Where did you
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Speaker 1: Here?
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Speaker 3: Today's show. The title is Boss Eyed Eagle two tattoos.
Speaker 3: I can't believe it actually happened today. Fair play to
Speaker 3: I mean, honestly, you're such great sports in this city,
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Speaker 3: And either the two is coming into Supervisor of this
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Speaker 2: Jade and Stevenson hanging around for almost two hours, you know,
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Speaker 2: being such a good kid, funny, charming, relax. You can't
Speaker 2: have it like the guy.
Speaker 3: And then the two listeners, Eric and Dylan coming in
Speaker 3: to get tattoos done, declaring their teams as the premieres
Speaker 3: for twenty eighteen Insane.
Speaker 4: Come Monday, we'll speak to you somebody who happy with them.
Speaker 2: We're going to catch up with all them.
Speaker 3: We're going to catch up to Jadeen to see how
Speaker 3: he is. History will decide who's got the winning tattoo
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