Speaker 1: Christ Jan O'Connell Breakfast Show podcast. Let's go a third.
Speaker 2: She's a bit of a minx cat, isn't she?
Speaker 3: I did like you guys, I definitely do.
Speaker 4: My monitor is not working, Colt chat the Engineer.
Speaker 1: Now, welcome to the Christian o'connall Breakfast Show. Melvin's Gold
Speaker 1: one of the four point three.
Speaker 4: How they're monitors this morning, Patsy? How them? You know? Christian?
Speaker 2: I got him this morning, checked the monitors five twenties signed.
Speaker 4: We'll signed on Patsy's monitor and I've checked them up
Speaker 4: five twenty. Just wanted to be happy. That's all, Patsy,
Speaker 4: Thank you.
Speaker 3: And Patsy sent a photo of a monitor to us
Speaker 3: this morning. Saw that, Pats, I can't believe you're one
Speaker 3: of those people who have such a disorganized desktop. There's
Speaker 3: there's files everywhere, there's no folders, there's stuff saved all
Speaker 3: over the desktop.
Speaker 2: You know what everything? Everything is where I need to
Speaker 2: find it.
Speaker 4: Jack, that's well, there's no way there was like a
Speaker 4: thousand thumbnails. It's sort of thing you mum and dad
Speaker 4: would do where they didn't know where else to save anything,
Speaker 4: saying to desktop.
Speaker 2: YEP, pretty much.
Speaker 4: Behind it is the scariest down folks you ever see.
Speaker 5: Terrified, So do not pick on my Brian Adams terrified
Speaker 5: Brian Adams with I saying please release me from day
Speaker 5: Jeffrey Darmer, release me.
Speaker 3: Unfortunately we couldn't see his ransom note because there's too
Speaker 3: many fires saved over the top.
Speaker 2: Of him or the gun in his bed in.
Speaker 4: All serious because can we come in a minute and
Speaker 4: count how many folded? My guess I reckon there was
Speaker 4: at least fifty. Well yesterday we've seen them as well.
Speaker 2: All sorts of information like what news?
Speaker 4: Who remembers that whole from eighty nine?
Speaker 2: Very funny, boy, it's hilarious. He's so funny.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 2: There's a varied amount of things in there. There's pronunciations
Speaker 2: of sport stars.
Speaker 4: Stop starting frosty, Yeah, have you lost the password? That
Speaker 4: one knock of silly different pronunciations. We get.
Speaker 2: Is that there's photos from the show's.
Speaker 4: Shopping has shopping this also I can use flash and
Speaker 4: you click on the wrong one. Cucumbers, mangoes, no, no,
Speaker 4: no way.
Speaker 2: There's names of gel polish that I've liked over the
Speaker 2: months that I might revisit.
Speaker 4: Amazing, So I actually call Chateau Jones last night. I
Speaker 4: called Shay Jones last night to speak to the where
Speaker 4: I be love God. Here's a couple of things I
Speaker 4: noticed from the phone. Does he does he sit in
Speaker 4: the TV? Because I was like, Chris, mate down all
Speaker 4: the TV's loud, Chris, it's located chat Now you know
Speaker 4: you're not turning it down with what's that great?
Speaker 2: He's going deaf. I keep telling him to go and
Speaker 2: get his hearing fixed.
Speaker 4: Do you hear you with it? I know right he
Speaker 4: was moaning that he hasn't been able to watch any
Speaker 4: of the crickets in America, so he's making up with
Speaker 4: it and it splintering volume whiles whilst he was telling
Speaker 4: me about no, you never told us the day so
Speaker 4: the stories about your epic trip to America? What other
Speaker 4: story I'll come back after this? I picked up so
Speaker 4: much more chance to your husband. Yesterday.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show podcast.
Speaker 4: Has taken a better photo of Patsy's desktop monitor. I
Speaker 4: reckon there's fifty thumbnail files on that screen of that
Speaker 4: terrifying photo of her terrifying putting Brian Bryan Adams in
Speaker 4: a rear naked choke mcgra dream of getting one in
Speaker 4: that closer. He is ready to tap. He looks terrified.
Speaker 4: So yesterday I called up christ where We Love God, Pats' husband.
Speaker 4: I needed some advice from the great wise one. Okay,
Speaker 4: Ruby's applying for a first job and it's at the
Speaker 4: company he works for, and he was giving some tips.
Speaker 4: He signed teenager's casual labor and he was very very
Speaker 4: helpful and very professional. Whilst we were chatting though, and
Speaker 4: he was adding the cricket Big Bash on very very
Speaker 4: loudly in the background. I was asking him how the
Speaker 4: trip to Disneyland was and then over to New York.
Speaker 4: He told me a story you did not share about.
Speaker 4: He was frightened that he was actually going to break
Speaker 4: the Dumbo ride.
Speaker 7: But.
Speaker 4: Actually made him tell me again. The kids came running
Speaker 4: and they wonder to see why I was laughing. They
Speaker 4: rarely heard laugh and they came right.
Speaker 2: I was terrified.
Speaker 4: Please you do it.
Speaker 3: You were there, give us the eye witness that explaining
Speaker 3: the Dumbo ride.
Speaker 2: Umbo ride. It's a beautiful ride, but it's very high, so.
Speaker 4: It's and it's old. It's like you know, the new
Speaker 4: ones and cars or anything like that.
Speaker 3: It's the first one build with rivets.
Speaker 2: It's just the carriages. There's how would how many would
Speaker 2: there be? Maybe two dozen dumbo elephants that you sit
Speaker 2: in and there's a hand control on.
Speaker 4: It, so it goes up and down.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so you control how high you go. I actually
Speaker 2: did go on it one time, and it was just
Speaker 2: it was too high for me. I was petrified because
Speaker 2: there's something like eight feet. It's just it was higher
Speaker 2: than that.
Speaker 4: We haven't started it yet.
Speaker 2: It's like the rialto towers up there anyway.
Speaker 4: High. It's like five year old, and it's like, you
Speaker 4: know that thing normally that go you must be this
Speaker 4: high to go to. They don't even have it.
Speaker 3: It's actually if you're over this high, you can't go
Speaker 3: on it.
Speaker 2: Anyway, I didn't like it. I'm not good with heights. Anyway,
Speaker 2: Audrey wanted to go a second time, and I said
Speaker 2: to Chris, I will wait this one out. You go,
Speaker 2: And I didn't notice the first time how he had
Speaker 2: sort of misproportioned the you know, the whole capsule thing.
Speaker 2: So anyway, he got in and obviously I wasn't on
Speaker 2: the other side to even out the weight.
Speaker 4: She said. He was begging already going because she does
Speaker 4: want to go all the way six feet and about
Speaker 4: as it was going around like a centris starting to lean. Yes,
Speaker 4: a video of it top of the open rivets are
Speaker 4: undoings handy work put it down.
Speaker 2: Chris was white and the look on his face. I
Speaker 2: think I've got a video somewhere in the phone.
Speaker 4: Please. We're trying and find it on that desktop computer.
Speaker 1: John O'Connell Breakfast Show podcast.
Speaker 4: So we were appalled this morning when we saw what
Speaker 4: Pats's desktop computer looks like. Let alone the Bryan Adams
Speaker 4: terrified photo with Pats of the old classic what I
Speaker 4: call the Huggy on night Many a day goes by,
Speaker 4: yes An apprehending some celebrity who's breezing through Australia and
Speaker 4: insisted they take a photo with him. And they always
Speaker 4: look like they've got one eye on an emergency accent
Speaker 4: the other. I go, where the where's the acts? Did
Speaker 4: you see the one with hit him and Adam Lambert?
Speaker 3: Do you follow him on Instagram or Facebook? How do
Speaker 3: you say that.
Speaker 4: He follows me? New posts? He puts them up as
Speaker 4: he drives around at my sound my house. Were there
Speaker 4: anyway on Pats, he's a desktop computer. We've just had
Speaker 4: an actual count of how many of those you know
Speaker 4: they're on your desktop. You have a couple of icons,
Speaker 4: some of you might have ten or twelve, and some
Speaker 4: of them might be those easy go to folders that
Speaker 4: you need for whatever you do on your computers. Right,
Speaker 4: one hundred and fifty?
Speaker 2: No, I have not got one hundred and fifty.
Speaker 4: All right, Rio has just counted them. Okay, would you
Speaker 4: call Rio alaya? Rio? Is it really one hundred and fifty?
Speaker 3: It's ten across and fifteen down?
Speaker 4: Quiz? Oh crap, there are no prizes, no price. One
Speaker 4: hundred and fifty files save to your desktop.
Speaker 2: I might need to have a clear out after the
Speaker 2: show today.
Speaker 4: But then you're always moaning about the computer being slow.
Speaker 2: Oh it is, though, it isn't it?
Speaker 4: You've got two is it's like your handbag basically.
Speaker 1: On the computer screen the Chris Jian O'Connell Breakfast Show podcast.
Speaker 4: Yesterday evening we were watching some of the Australian Open
Speaker 4: similarly because there was some young gun Australian player Chris O'Connell,
Speaker 4: even Andy Lee who's been doing some little pieces for
Speaker 4: Channel nine. Isn't it? Texted Jack and I saying my word,
Speaker 4: there's actually a Chris O'Connell playing here, And it was
Speaker 4: actually a very good He was doing well.
Speaker 3: I mean he didn't he didn't beat his Russian opponent
Speaker 3: in the end, but he got to four sets and
Speaker 3: he was doing well. I actually found it really fun
Speaker 3: to get behind such an unknown player. He's an Australian
Speaker 3: guy and.
Speaker 4: He's a young kid. So I was start googling as
Speaker 4: I was watching it, as you do, and I saw
Speaker 4: that two years ago he was he was washing boats
Speaker 4: for a buck. And last year, get this, that is
Speaker 4: a bad deal, well, or a good deal. If you
Speaker 4: want to you both washed cheaply. It's a great deal,
Speaker 4: you know. Then I saw that last year he had
Speaker 4: an amazing year. Last year right obviously worked really hard.
Speaker 4: He jumped leap frogs one thousand places in the rankings. Wow.
Speaker 4: And yesterday he was taken on the play. He was
Speaker 4: ranked seventeenth in the world, which was no mean feat.
Speaker 4: And he really took it to him as well. Anyway,
Speaker 4: the only reason we were rocky by because he had
Speaker 4: the name Chris O'Connell. And as I was watching the tennis,
Speaker 4: I certainly realized and I've been to wimbled in a
Speaker 4: couple of times, was lucky enough to go to Australian
Speaker 4: Open last year and the opens fantastic here Australian for
Speaker 4: a sport. It's a very strange, impenetrable scoring system, isn't it.
Speaker 4: We know roughly how it works. But why is it worse?
Speaker 4: Like love? And it goes like fifteen thirty, right, that's
Speaker 4: going up like fifteen. Suddenly it just goes forty if
Speaker 4: it's only ten more than thirty, yeah, fifteen thirty forty five? No,
Speaker 4: why is it forty?
Speaker 3: No, it doesn't have much lay to it sets points.
Speaker 3: I'm reaching at some kind of memory of a fact here,
Speaker 3: but I have a feeling someone Tobby once has got
Speaker 3: something to do with In the olden days, before they
Speaker 3: had scoreboards, they used a clock to score. But that's
Speaker 3: as much as I remember, and it still doesn't really
Speaker 3: explain why they go fifteen fifteen and then a ten pointer?
Speaker 4: Yeah, but then where does where does love come into it?
Speaker 4: As always, why is there love in tennis?
Speaker 3: That I can't answer?
Speaker 4: You don't know. You wouldn't have it in boxing. It
Speaker 4: wouldn't be quite right. You know, at the end of
Speaker 4: a fight we're just going to clear it love. You
Speaker 4: know love at the end of the day, Love conquers everything.
Speaker 4: So we used to do a thing on the show
Speaker 4: called You're Smarter than Google because a lot of you
Speaker 4: are so called us up if you can explain or
Speaker 4: try to explain the scoring system in tennis, but without
Speaker 4: cheating and having a look on Google, because we could
Speaker 4: easily find before even start speaking to you about it
Speaker 4: on the radio why it is so. But sometimes that's
Speaker 4: not as interesting. I want to know that there's someone
Speaker 4: out this morning that can actually access some kind of
Speaker 4: information about how tennis because before we had Google, we
Speaker 4: did used to know stuff. Someone would tell you the
Speaker 4: answer to listener pub some smart person would know what
Speaker 4: is the history of the scoring system in tennis without
Speaker 4: going anywhere near Google before it was invented. So you're
Speaker 4: smarter than Google. Don't cheat, don't go on Google. Let's
Speaker 4: try and work this out by seven o'clock. How is
Speaker 4: the system ranked like that in tennis? Why is there
Speaker 4: love in a tennis system in the scoring?
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show podcast asked you this morning,
Speaker 1: without consulting Google, can we work out collectively with our
Speaker 1: brains the reason behind these strange and sometimes it seems
Speaker 1: a bit arbitrary.
Speaker 4: The scoring system in tennis, most sports, it makes sense,
Speaker 4: doesn't it. Yep, you know boxing win lose, or you know,
Speaker 4: you can have a unanimous as at well footy. So
Speaker 4: sometimes those points still him a little bit crazy to me.
Speaker 3: Soccer's probably the most obvious one. You can get one.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's it. But tennis. Tennis is a strange one,
Speaker 4: isn't it. Why is their love involved? The fifteen thirty
Speaker 4: then they're chucking the little ten bump up to forty?
Speaker 2: What's the juice?
Speaker 4: Yeah, you're right, Yeah, it's such a strange system. Then
Speaker 4: the aces as well, you know, so one of those one,
Speaker 4: can anyone explain Jack's had a good stab so far? Again,
Speaker 4: this is with alcoholics. All we've got. It's all we've
Speaker 4: got right now. This is out consulting Google, all right,
Speaker 4: So don't go on to Google. Can you try and
Speaker 4: can we try and work this out together? By seven
Speaker 4: o'clock or nine four one four one oh four three?
Speaker 4: So your theory so far.
Speaker 3: I have a memory without consulting Google, that it's got
Speaker 3: to do with a clock face. Before they had scoreboards,
Speaker 3: they would look up at a clock and go all right,
Speaker 3: I've got fifteen points, you've got thirty. I've got thirty.
Speaker 3: Now forty's it's not a lot to go on, but
Speaker 3: something you do with the clock at the clock. Actually,
Speaker 3: the more I say it, the less it makes sense,
Speaker 3: because who cares if the clockface is up there and
Speaker 3: you could have simply.
Speaker 4: Seen the arguments.
Speaker 3: It's two o'clock, I've won, and you still could have
Speaker 3: gone like one, two, three, four five for each point
Speaker 3: you got.
Speaker 4: So there must have been whenever someone first started to
Speaker 4: play that game with the old wooden tennis rackets, they
Speaker 4: must have been aware how other sports were scored a
Speaker 4: bit easier.
Speaker 3: It's actually kind of how kids score. It's like if
Speaker 3: you win one point, it's like I've got fifteen points. Yes,
Speaker 3: now you don't thirty points.
Speaker 4: All right, let's go to Rob. It's in Frankston. He
Speaker 4: wants to have a go at this. Rob.
Speaker 8: Good morning, Good morning, Christian. I've got an answer for
Speaker 8: the love part of the score.
Speaker 4: Yeah, if you go, and that.
Speaker 8: Comes from French learf, which is the egg because an
Speaker 8: looks like zero.
Speaker 4: Now are you rob the accent? There? Are you a
Speaker 4: french Man?
Speaker 9: No, I'm not.
Speaker 8: I'm from north of England, but I did learn this
Speaker 8: in a French lesson.
Speaker 4: Now are you sure? Because I thought Rob, the egg
Speaker 4: was lnouf.
Speaker 8: There was the singular for egg is ef e a
Speaker 8: u f. I think the spelling is and so learn
Speaker 8: is there in French, and so the egg is liarf
Speaker 8: wow live fifteen.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's great. I love the fact that you can
Speaker 4: still recall that at memory at will, Rob, from the
Speaker 4: your years ago at school.
Speaker 8: Yeah, it was what eleven or twelve a bit of
Speaker 8: trivia from a French teacher.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: How much of the French can you speak? Rob?
Speaker 9: Very little?
Speaker 3: I did ten years of Italian lessons Passo and Dariobano,
Speaker 3: whereas the bathroom is all I remember.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but Rob cannot only talk about the matters of
Speaker 4: love in French but also order an egg, so you.
Speaker 3: Know, one egg?
Speaker 4: Yes, just one, just one, just one egg. Rob, Thank
Speaker 4: you very much for giving us a call. Have a
Speaker 4: good days.
Speaker 9: Thanks, good day.
Speaker 4: Let's go to scott So we're trying to work out
Speaker 4: how is the tennis system in scoring? How'd it come
Speaker 4: to me without going to Google? If you want to
Speaker 4: add any more? Nine four one one oh four three Scotty,
Speaker 4: good morning and happy new year.
Speaker 9: Good go on and goes to be new to you too.
Speaker 4: Scott, what do you reckon then? So so far we've
Speaker 4: got is possibly clocks and eggs and love and a zero.
Speaker 6: I'm actually going to go with with the clock face
Speaker 6: as well.
Speaker 10: Well.
Speaker 6: I think it works because it's fifteen forty. Fifteen thirty
Speaker 6: forty is because of the same similar syllables, so fifteen
Speaker 6: thirty forty rather than forty five.
Speaker 4: But what then, this is those umpires set high in
Speaker 4: that check so you can't drag them down and punch
Speaker 4: them in the early day. What did you want forty?
Speaker 4: This is not This is only getting muddy syllables? What's
Speaker 4: scoring in any sports based on syllables? You've won syllables.
Speaker 3: The number one thing a sport must have is consistent syllables, so.
Speaker 4: Called AFL house getting to make up even more new
Speaker 4: rules not enough syllables. All right, Scott, thank you very
Speaker 4: much for trying.
Speaker 1: Hello, Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show podcast.
Speaker 4: All right, let's go to Dougs on the line. Come morning, Doug,
Speaker 4: Good morning christians. Hello mate. So we're trying to work
Speaker 4: out what is the scoring? What's the idea behind the
Speaker 4: scoring in tennis, but without consulting.
Speaker 11: They got lazy. Sixty was a very big number in
Speaker 11: those days, so the scoring of tennis used to be
Speaker 11: fifteen thirty forty five sixty was game, and they just
Speaker 11: got lazy, and so they dropped the five off a lot,
Speaker 11: like lot of people that played tennis, so they say
Speaker 11: fifth thirty or other than fifteen thirty. So I surprise,
Speaker 11: it hasn't gone too five thirty these days.
Speaker 4: So when you say they got lazier, we talk about
Speaker 4: the French.
Speaker 11: The scoring absolutely because but Henry the eights of this game,
Speaker 11: and they used to say ten airs before they started
Speaker 11: to serve, which meant get ready or take hold, and
Speaker 11: then he said what is this game?
Speaker 4: Tenais?
Speaker 11: And then he took it back to England and they
Speaker 11: got bastardized into tennis.
Speaker 4: Wow.
Speaker 3: Really, so what did the French call it?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 11: The French French are written the game is called Jude deportm.
Speaker 11: The monks used to say it, and they used to
Speaker 11: say that they were too much playing instead of playing.
Speaker 11: It was a bit like the street game, and they
Speaker 11: played off walls and the balls were handmade and they
Speaker 11: used to play with their palm hands before the rackets
Speaker 11: came along. So the game has been going around six
Speaker 11: hundred years. It's against the modern game, which was originally
Speaker 11: lawn tennis. Was right outside it was the court was
Speaker 11: an hourglass shape and they used to serve at one
Speaker 11: and received at the other in the court wasn't symmetrical
Speaker 11: like it is today.
Speaker 4: This is brilliant. How do you know all this, Doug?
Speaker 11: My life is mont tennis.
Speaker 4: Ah see, you enjoyed the ow.
Speaker 11: I've already been to the Open, yes, like enough to
Speaker 11: get a past present of tickets from Wayne and read
Speaker 11: think you won't I feel listing. Yeah, He's basically made
Speaker 11: Australian championships austraight and Open back in the seventies. Now
Speaker 11: I've got something for you strange enough as an ancient
Speaker 11: real tennis court in Richmond which is hidden away in
Speaker 11: the back blox, which you wouldn't probably known about. No idea,
Speaker 11: which is the same game I still played at Tampton
Speaker 11: Court in England but Henry days bill. So I would
Speaker 11: like to offer you a hit of real tennis, but
Speaker 11: you'll have to wear all white and we'll teach you
Speaker 11: the real games of tens of real tennis.
Speaker 4: Which is we're rich whereabouts in Richmond? Is it? Or
Speaker 4: do that? Don't know?
Speaker 11: I can pay that over the air.
Speaker 3: Tennis court.
Speaker 4: It's very close to but there's no history here in Richmond.
Speaker 11: It's very close to Bridge Road and and Pattern Road exactly.
Speaker 3: Have a look out the window.
Speaker 9: You could probably see it.
Speaker 4: Once we look. Where you see is all the junkies
Speaker 4: stuff like that. So I don't know if they use
Speaker 4: it or something shooting up the lines. I don't know
Speaker 4: what's going on, but we're going to have a look,
Speaker 4: all right, Doug, So remind us again. Then, so it's
Speaker 4: six hundred years old tennis and it came it was
Speaker 4: a French game that the English stole.
Speaker 11: Yeah, it started as a street game around Tussy, and
Speaker 11: then the monks started playing, and then the royalty got involved.
Speaker 11: Charles the second actually he said and died going into
Speaker 11: a real tennis court. And then it's been in history.
Speaker 11: Honey was actually having one of his wife's to the
Speaker 11: to the chopping block while he was having a game.
Speaker 4: All in history here.
Speaker 11: So come on down.
Speaker 4: That's casual, isn't it.
Speaker 3: Are you going to the Gullantee service today?
Speaker 4: No, I'm got on court booked to two and I've
Speaker 4: got to be out by three.
Speaker 11: And my last one, the French Revolution was actually on
Speaker 11: a tennis but where because they couldn't leave me to
Speaker 11: their local meeting hall. So the Oath of Versailles is
Speaker 11: actually on an old real tennis court.
Speaker 4: This is brilliant, so much knowledge you've dropped with us today, Doug.
Speaker 4: Thank you very much. You're giving us a call mate.
Speaker 4: We've got to go. Cheers, Buddy'll see you one court.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show podcast.
Speaker 4: We need to start whitling down our top seven that's
Speaker 4: what we landed on yesterday of possible names for our
Speaker 4: bush Fire beer that goes into production next Wednesday, so
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Speaker 4: We're going to name the final beer. However, the moment
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Speaker 4: then till the next twenty minutes, then still getting emails
Speaker 4: and focals coming in about couple of the topics yesterday
Speaker 4: from fire top at Tuesday. One of them after I
Speaker 4: found out about this cricketer Vic cricketer Michael Beer, and
Speaker 4: I want to know if any of you have a
Speaker 4: surname that is a drink. We did not speaking to
Speaker 4: Fred Sherry and the amazingly named David Martini on yesterday's show.
Speaker 4: I've had an email from yesterday who said loads of
Speaker 4: people came up to work a work to a yesteressa
Speaker 4: and you've got to contact the show Vanessa, Matthaeus, Jim
Speaker 4: and Matthaeus Rose, Mum and Dad. When I drove bottle, yeah,
Speaker 4: it had that that e fake sort of wicker basket
Speaker 4: that it came in and then people put a can
Speaker 4: in it once they'd empted it out and it became
Speaker 4: an ornament. This is what we had in the You
Speaker 4: don't know the Joy of the Matthaeus Rose. A couple
Speaker 4: of years ago. I actually went. I saw it in
Speaker 4: a bottle shop, Mattheus Rose. I didn't know they were
Speaker 4: still selling it, and I got some Uh it was
Speaker 4: still it's still in that wicker basket. No, yeah, do
Speaker 4: you remember it's like a big sort of booty at
Speaker 4: the bottom of it, long neck? Did your parents?
Speaker 3: I'm just googling it now to have a look at that.
Speaker 5: I seen.
Speaker 4: It was in every house. Remember my parents down a
Speaker 4: copy of a Dire Straight Soundum when it came out
Speaker 4: of LCD in houses everywhere. So, yeah, Vanessa Mattheus, great name.
Speaker 4: We can add her to Fred Sherry and David Martini.
Speaker 4: So the rest of twenty twenty for me is an
Speaker 4: open invitation if you ever find anyone, or come across anyone,
Speaker 4: or you are somebody who has a surname that is
Speaker 4: a drink. The other one we got some great calls
Speaker 4: on was about seeing your teachers in public, out in
Speaker 4: the wild, seeing your teachers out in the wild. We
Speaker 4: had this great call yesterday, Bruce good Morning.
Speaker 9: First year of the university. A few friends and I
Speaker 9: decided to go to a restaurant we hadn't been to before,
Speaker 9: and they had some entertainment which was a belly downcer.
Speaker 9: She got a bit close to the teable. It turns
Speaker 9: out it was my chemistry.
Speaker 4: Profession Wendy, Good morning.
Speaker 12: My husband went to.
Speaker 7: A strip club with some of his mates and saw
Speaker 7: one of his teachers there.
Speaker 13: Now man or woman, male male teacher watching the show.
Speaker 4: Those are great, so we're looking for more stories after Ruby.
Speaker 4: When we were flying back from bar and Bay last week,
Speaker 4: was sat directly behind could have been anywhere else in
Speaker 4: a flight, but directly behind one of her teachers from school.
Speaker 4: These came in after a show yesterday, Christian, I saw
Speaker 4: our physics teacher out of school and he was smoking.
Speaker 4: When we asked him giggling. The next day he said
Speaker 4: he was just sharpening a piece of chalk with his teeth.
Speaker 4: The guy was a total legend. Mister Granger, r ap,
Speaker 4: that's going Stewart, Thank you for that, Christian. We saw
Speaker 4: my media studies teacher selling a communist magazine one day
Speaker 4: on the high street. My dad complained to the school
Speaker 4: that he might corrupt our minds. Magazine. That's brilliant, the
Speaker 4: mister granger of the legend. All right, So if you've
Speaker 4: seen your teachers out and about your surnames the.
Speaker 1: Drink, give us a call this morning the Christian O'Connell
Speaker 1: Breakfast Show podcast.
Speaker 4: I just had a quick look you can stall. For
Speaker 4: those of you are raised in the eighties like me
Speaker 4: and Patsy, you can still buy Matteo Rose. Seriously, pats
Speaker 4: is available at b W West.
Speaker 2: Really, I'll get some tonight.
Speaker 4: It doesn't have the old wicker kind of basket that
Speaker 4: it used to come in, that dark green bottle that
Speaker 4: our mums and dads would drink and then put a
Speaker 4: candle in the top of it.
Speaker 3: All I can think looking at the shape of a
Speaker 3: big circle bowl at the bottom. Terrible for space when shipping,
Speaker 3: like you could only fit three or four bottles where
Speaker 3: you could fit ten bottles of wine.
Speaker 2: You didn't ship back in the eighties.
Speaker 3: Side jack No, no, no, but the company you know
Speaker 3: shipping the mart to like the stores and stuff.
Speaker 4: It's nice for Jackson concernable shipping, you know so often
Speaker 4: there's so much entertaining comedy. When he brought it down
Speaker 4: to is this a new thing? Have you had a
Speaker 4: book or something over Christmas?
Speaker 3: And about ship By the time it's the whole truck,
Speaker 3: you might fit five hundred where you can fit.
Speaker 4: Tell me what we do? What do we hear our
Speaker 4: four hours to about shipping our bush fire beer? What's
Speaker 4: we got the name is? How are we going to
Speaker 4: stack it? You know? Radio Jenger? All right? So seeing
Speaker 4: your teacher in the world, when did you see your
Speaker 4: teacher out about? And is your surname a drink? That's
Speaker 4: why we've got gone down a wormhole talking about Mats Rose.
Speaker 4: We have a listen to the show Vanessa Mattheus, which
Speaker 4: is awesome. All right, we have Viv on the line.
Speaker 4: Come on and Viv, Good morning Christian.
Speaker 12: When I was about ten, I saw sister Michelle and
Speaker 12: the lingerie department at the target shop. Who knew nuns?
Speaker 8: More Andy, Well, you don't.
Speaker 4: Think that nuns went command though? It's not like none.
Speaker 4: Basic instinct has.
Speaker 3: To be the title of today's show.
Speaker 4: That's incredible. So was she dressed in her Habit was
Speaker 4: she dressed as in a nun.
Speaker 12: Outfit, in a nun outfit, But by then they'd moved
Speaker 12: sort of to the brown skirts. Cream blousers. So, but
Speaker 12: little crosses on the collars, so we knew.
Speaker 4: I'd like to think so is Target you saw them? Yes,
Speaker 4: I'd like to think that nuns and priests gets some
Speaker 4: kind of discount and they're not paying fullback for clothes money?
Speaker 4: Is Target? You know there is going to personally, didn't
Speaker 4: they pay with all the collection money as well? How
Speaker 4: much as if? Thank you very much?
Speaker 1: She cool, have a good day. The Christian O'Connell Breakfast
Speaker 1: Show podcast.
Speaker 4: We need to get into moving towards from a long
Speaker 4: list of the shorter list of seven possible names for
Speaker 4: our bushfire relief beer. And I thought before we start
Speaker 4: going getting into that, I think it's a reminder of
Speaker 4: like why we want to do this, why this is important,
Speaker 4: because you know, the rebuild is going to be coming
Speaker 4: and the bush fires could pick up again over the
Speaker 4: next couple of weeks. We don't know what's going to happen.
Speaker 4: But the reason why we came up last week with
Speaker 4: the idea of wanting to do something with a beer
Speaker 4: was to actually support the work that the everyday heroes,
Speaker 4: and that's what you all are are doing, whether it's
Speaker 4: the firefighters, the CFA, but also all the volunteers we've
Speaker 4: spoken to listen to the show are trying to do
Speaker 4: their bit, like this guy who sent me an email
Speaker 4: a couple of days ago, Steve Steve, good morning, Good morning, Christian.
Speaker 4: I'm good listen. First of all, thank you very much
Speaker 4: much for everything you're doing and also for reaching out
Speaker 4: to me with your email. Why don't you tell everyone
Speaker 4: what you put in your email to me the other day? Mate?
Speaker 10: Yeah, okay, So a group of my mates where we
Speaker 10: headed up to Bandsdale actually on Sunday and then drove
Speaker 10: into Bucking and beat the long and had a bit
Speaker 10: of a look and drive around and what the biggest
Speaker 10: thing we found is like farm fencing is just destroyed everywhere,
Speaker 10: and there's cattle all running around on the road and that. So,
Speaker 10: like what our plan is this next weekend, going like
Speaker 10: a straight a weekend, we want to head up and
Speaker 10: just take some venting the tears with us and just
Speaker 10: see what we can do.
Speaker 8: To help some locals out there.
Speaker 10: I guess probably protect their cattle and like sort of
Speaker 10: help them rebuild in that way for now, I guess.
Speaker 4: So. And what do you do for living, Steve.
Speaker 10: I'm actually a plant operator and a few of my
Speaker 10: mates at carpenters and plumbers and concretors are sort of
Speaker 10: all just going up and just using their hands really
Speaker 10: and just see what we can do to alp from out.
Speaker 10: For now. It's like a lot of them are still
Speaker 10: waiting on insurance. A lot of them even don't even
Speaker 10: know where to start, to be honest, to say this,
Speaker 10: we can sort of help them now to get to
Speaker 10: start somewhere and to start. I guess, well, I.
Speaker 4: Think it's a really important start, Steve, because you're right,
Speaker 4: because everyone knows obviously then sure, but that's not the point.
Speaker 4: I mean, how many insurance claims are going to be coming.
Speaker 3: Through exactly and you can't I mean, yeah, running around
Speaker 3: everywhere to do today?
Speaker 4: What are you meant to do tomorrow? At the weekend?
Speaker 4: I mean, there'd be thousands of insurance claims you ever
Speaker 4: tried to claim on anything? Insurance ages? Okay, age of them?
Speaker 10: Yeah, a lot of them are just like I don't
Speaker 10: even know what to like. We're there and they don't
Speaker 10: even know what to say to us, say like, oh,
Speaker 10: we're sort of like I don't even want to ask
Speaker 10: for help enough. They don't even know where they're at.
Speaker 10: Sort of thing right outside earlier, I think, but we're
Speaker 10: dodging cattle as we're driving through people belong like it's
Speaker 10: just yeah, it's pretty scary.
Speaker 4: Actually yeah, I bet well, Steve, this is great that
Speaker 4: we're all hearing this because I think we forget about this.
Speaker 4: Is that, yeah, we think we're supposed to bushfires aren't
Speaker 4: so heavy in the news at the moment that everything
Speaker 4: is okay, But but it isn't, and that's why it's great.
Speaker 4: As soon as you sent your email, I was like,
Speaker 4: this is that's why you know we still need to
Speaker 4: be doing what we can and why it's great that
Speaker 4: you and your mates are spending your long weekend Australia
Speaker 4: Day weekend going to help people out and actually practically
Speaker 4: helping people out, which is amazing. So if there is
Speaker 4: anyone listening right because there are a lot of people
Speaker 4: listened to the show Steve's fencing, why is that the
Speaker 4: kind of stuff you need to help this weekend?
Speaker 10: Ideally, I think that's all we can do for now
Speaker 10: to help me out. So we're trying to get much
Speaker 10: fun painting we can get, so you know, steal start pig,
Speaker 10: it's the wire, get timber around posts and we're going
Speaker 10: to we're possibly take an our own tractor up to
Speaker 10: drive the post in, so we just get anything to
Speaker 10: help help them.
Speaker 4: Really, I guess that's a pretty cool perfect you. You've
Speaker 4: got your own tractor and excavator and stuff like that
Speaker 4: work you can take up there, so if anyone is listening,
Speaker 4: that can help these guys out doing this amazing work
Speaker 4: this weekend. I think it's amazing what you're doing. You're
Speaker 4: exactly who we want to be. Our little thing is
Speaker 4: getting this beer going, Steve, You're exactly who i'd want
Speaker 4: to be buying a beer too. You and your mates
Speaker 4: to say thank you seriously, I think it's amazing what
Speaker 4: you're doing. And I think I know you think it's
Speaker 4: small going up there and swinging a hammer and put
Speaker 4: the fence post in, but I think that's a big
Speaker 4: thing there because they must just feel so alone out there,
Speaker 4: because those hours you're talking about are a long way
Speaker 4: from where we all are in our cozy homes and safe.
Speaker 4: They must just feel forgotten about now because they're not
Speaker 4: in the news. Yeah.
Speaker 10: I understand that we met at bloke Dave who he
Speaker 10: lost absolutely everything. He was about five minutes from losing
Speaker 10: his life as such, He's got his Caddy's dog and
Speaker 10: got in his car and he said he was driving
Speaker 10: through active fires to get out and he has no
Speaker 10: insurance as well, but exhausts absolutely everything. And he was
Speaker 10: sort of surprised when he's seen us when we rocked up,
Speaker 10: like he didn't didn't even know what to say when
Speaker 10: he's seen us. So people like that, we really want
Speaker 10: to go up and sort of help that I've got
Speaker 10: no one, I've got nothing.
Speaker 3: So how are you finding people, Steve? Are you just
Speaker 3: literally driving around the town and knocking on doors or
Speaker 3: are these friends and or friends of friends?
Speaker 10: Now one of my mates, we've just been bringing community
Speaker 10: centers and asking them if they know certain people, and
Speaker 10: they've put us onto a few people, and then so
Speaker 10: he went up and seen them and got a rough
Speaker 10: idea what they need help. And then we spent the
Speaker 10: rest today just driving through beep Along and just pulling
Speaker 10: you in journey Hair or anyone we've seen, and just
Speaker 10: seeing what we can do.
Speaker 4: You are your real life good Samaritans'. I aspire to
Speaker 4: be like you, Steve and your mates, I really do.
Speaker 4: I think it's inspiration of what.
Speaker 10: You're doing yeah, it's not even on that obviously. That
Speaker 10: Facebook page that you were talking about the other day,
Speaker 10: the training guards, and they're doing the same thing. We
Speaker 10: possibly going to meet up with a group of them.
Speaker 10: Robert and his mate went up Bucking as well last
Speaker 10: week putting a shirt up for someone. So I think
Speaker 10: we're going to try and catch up with him on
Speaker 10: this weekend and think we can all get together and yeah,
Speaker 10: all right, listen.
Speaker 4: So the big thing you need from us, and what
Speaker 4: we can do is just try and get you as
Speaker 4: many of these building materials that you need urgently for
Speaker 4: this week, discounted or free is what we should be
Speaker 4: talking about here. Free. So if there's anyone who can listen,
Speaker 4: please contact us this morning nine four one four one
Speaker 4: O four three. Steve will catch up with you again
Speaker 4: tomorrow as well. But honestly, thanks so much for the email.
Speaker 4: I think it's brilliant what you and your friends are doing.
Speaker 4: You're a good man, Steve.
Speaker 10: That awesome.
Speaker 4: Thanks for that, all right, buddy, We speak to soon.
Speaker 4: Good luck jeer guys.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show podcast, thank you very much.
Speaker 4: Danian Brunswick, Christian dunaver is too late have you named
Speaker 4: the beer. Yeap just turned on the show. Bear should
Speaker 4: be called Hidden Hero for all the everyday people like
Speaker 4: Steve being heroes. That's a great name. Now, Danny, the
Speaker 4: deadline is by the end of today's show, we have
Speaker 4: to have all of us agreed on a name. We
Speaker 4: did at the end of yesterday's show. Whittle down your
Speaker 4: hundreds and it is seriously hundreds of ideas of what
Speaker 4: we should call this Bushfire beer. If you just tuned
Speaker 4: in or you're coming back to the show after a break,
Speaker 4: we want to do our little thing for bushfire relief,
Speaker 4: and we decided that we're going to launch our own beer.
Speaker 4: We weren't doing this if it hadn't been for last week.
Speaker 4: I had the idea and then we spoke to a
Speaker 4: independent brewery here in Melbourne called Hawkers, who have been
Speaker 4: absolutely incredible. Jack went actually out there today. They're brewery
Speaker 4: is actually near where you live, and you pumped in
Speaker 4: to see Marsin, the guy who was responded to our
Speaker 4: call for a brewer that we could partner up with
Speaker 4: to try and make this bushfire relief. Yeah, and they're just.
Speaker 3: As enthusiastical as we are about making it, and they're
Speaker 3: doing it for the right reasons as well, Like so
Speaker 3: many people in Victorian around the country, they just want
Speaker 3: to help in any way they can, and they've got
Speaker 3: a brewery set up and they're really excited to start
Speaker 3: ruining this beer with us.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so next Wednesday, next Wednesday they can start making it.
Speaker 4: It's going to be a larger We need a name
Speaker 4: for it is the quickest thing we need right now.
Speaker 4: And then in the middle of February you're better bart.
Speaker 4: We give you plenty of details about that. You be
Speaker 4: to buy Dan Murphy in can to b wus as well,
Speaker 4: and also it's going to be going to kegs in
Speaker 4: pubs too. But right now we really need the name.
Speaker 4: So I'll take you through the top seven in a minute.
Speaker 4: Before that some of the names that came in yesterday.
Speaker 4: See if we want to add any to these, how
Speaker 4: about Radio Lager as in the Queens song Radio Gaga.
Speaker 4: So I guess it would kind of be like Radio Lager.
Speaker 4: I like, I think is it's pretty good.
Speaker 3: The jingle's good. Again, it doesn't really blend itself anything.
Speaker 4: To do with the fire relief part of the beer,
Speaker 4: but generating a lot of the future beers we're going
Speaker 4: to not chart. We basically we're moving into the alcohol
Speaker 4: area at last. But that's not the beer right now,
Speaker 4: but soon it will be. What about this one? A
Speaker 4: lot of you have called up the radio station after
Speaker 4: the show, which I'm really moved by, to try and
Speaker 4: do your bit to help us with this bushfire relief beer,
Speaker 4: and Cheryl called up yesterday with this idea. She called, Maria,
Speaker 4: are resmptuous with this one? Put out the fire. I
Speaker 4: don't really think that is a tasteful or what you
Speaker 4: want to be shouting in a pub put out the
Speaker 4: fire with what's going on right now. But Cheryl, thank
Speaker 4: you very much. She called got something Christian, Debbie here
Speaker 4: for Lower plenty. Hi Debbie and Lower Plenty she's there.
Speaker 4: She likes to name Golden Hero because this name of
Speaker 4: the radio station. She thinks everyone whose heroes have been
Speaker 4: getting involved. She has also asked her local Ida Express
Speaker 4: yesterday can they find out about stocking it as well? Debbie,
Speaker 4: thank you very much for that. Christian. I think the
Speaker 4: name of the beer should be called Bloody Lengends. Josie,
Speaker 4: I think that's a typo. Do you mean legends? I
Speaker 4: know what a lengend is here. I'm still learning about
Speaker 4: some of the words you say, Flannny Lengans. You say
Speaker 4: after you've had a couple of bloody legends. This guy's
Speaker 4: gone crazy. No, sorry, Judy, Sorry, Judy. Chris and I
Speaker 4: start brainstorm in the office yesterday. Southern Blaze, Southern Gold,
Speaker 4: Southern Blue Blaze, Biter Blaze, Brew Blaze, Oh, Southern Blue,
Speaker 4: Blazing Beauty, Southern Gold, Kanga Blue, Flaming Blaze, Flaming Brue,
Speaker 4: Flaming Us, Flaming Bitter. Hope you like them, Thank you
Speaker 4: very much, Judy for all of them. They're superb Christian.
Speaker 4: I love this idea. I'm an se Yes volunteer and
Speaker 4: I am my voters for something called cheers, Mate, Beer,
Speaker 4: raizor Glass to all the farmers volunteers you've been speaking
Speaker 4: to and bushfire here is all coming together to help
Speaker 4: each other out, even pomics like you. Thank you, Von.
Speaker 4: All right, Jack, take us through the top seven that
Speaker 4: we announced yesterday. Then what have we got?
Speaker 3: Heroes Laga, Heroes, Brew and Heroes, Gold, Fiery's Frothies, pot
Speaker 3: of Gold, thank you, Laga and Koala Beer all right?
Speaker 4: Just based on our friends on Facebook over and our
Speaker 4: Facebook home there OC one, O four three. What have
Speaker 4: they been saying in the last twenty four hours?
Speaker 3: So we've had a huge response online, actually a very
Speaker 3: broad response. Of any of those seven been people's favorite,
Speaker 3: the two that probably stand out the most are Heroes
Speaker 3: Gold and Koala Beer on the Facebook and Twitter comments.
Speaker 4: All right, let's go. Let's take some calls right now.
Speaker 4: You're our focus group as always. What do you think?
Speaker 4: I think hero heroes in the in the in the
Speaker 4: on the can would be great.
Speaker 3: I love the idea of working into walking into Bargo.
Speaker 4: I'll have a hero yeah, and what like we said
Speaker 4: that the idea of this week with it's like raising
Speaker 4: a glass to all those heroes and the acts of
Speaker 4: raising that glass of a thank you and gratitude, also
Speaker 4: raising some money for charity as well, is a win win.
Speaker 4: The christ a Breakfast Tube podcast trying to get a
Speaker 4: great name from Bushfire relief beer that goes in production
Speaker 4: a week today and then middle of February's will it
Speaker 4: be available for you to buy? Terry Good Morning ce
Speaker 4: f A which is a larger Caring for Australia. Christian
Speaker 4: what about thank Brew?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Christian? What about Gold relief. Again, some of these you
Speaker 4: go into another sort of different brand that maybe if
Speaker 4: there's money in that kind of stuff, maybe we can
Speaker 4: start hiring Jack as some kind of stud out about
Speaker 4: gobled relief. There's a lot of different spin offs where
Speaker 4: we're launching at the moment, but we need a focus
Speaker 4: this morning, Shelley in some of it Heroes, Beer, heroes drop.
Speaker 4: Let's go do word Jane, Good morning.
Speaker 13: Jane, Good morning, Christian.
Speaker 4: How are you. I'm good. So we're trying to name
Speaker 4: this beer. We've got to name it by ten o'clock.
Speaker 4: What do you reckon, Jane?
Speaker 13: I definitely go for the Hero's Gold.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think it's all right.
Speaker 13: Yeah. And I can just see got people in pubs
Speaker 13: and those you know, sort of cheering to here's the
Speaker 13: Hero's Gold, you know, and we say things are gold
Speaker 13: in Australia when we talk referring to some of the
Speaker 13: cliches that we use. And I think that it would
Speaker 13: be brilliant. I just think it would carry on forever.
Speaker 13: I think it's absolutely the best.
Speaker 4: This radio station named after one of those gold cliches.
Speaker 4: If you don't like work on the station, I'm joking, Bears, Wow,
Speaker 4: just a mic drop there.
Speaker 3: I mean, I know what you mean.
Speaker 4: You're quite right. Well, we're quite right. We can't have
Speaker 4: confusion at the bar.
Speaker 13: To get it right. Animals want to get it right,
Speaker 13: absolutely brill All.
Speaker 4: Right, thank you very much.
Speaker 13: Pay you.
Speaker 4: Any Did you stand on the subthing?
Speaker 7: Then?
Speaker 4: Why are you laughing? I don't know, I don't know
Speaker 4: right now? All right, Jane, thank you very much. Alive
Speaker 4: on that cliche FM, all right, thank you. It feels
Speaker 4: like Jane's stuck in the system. Justin, good morning, Justin, Yeah,
Speaker 4: hell are you? Yeah, we're good? Justin? What do you
Speaker 4: reckon about naming our bush fire relief beer? Justin?
Speaker 14: Well, obviously I recon heroes Lago. I mean, because not
Speaker 14: all heroes were cakes, so you've got to you've got
Speaker 14: to put heroes in there. But heroes gold is good
Speaker 14: because you've got gold through the station as well. The
Speaker 14: heroes Lago. I mean, I mean, I don't even drink,
Speaker 14: but I'm prepared to buy the US to support my family,
Speaker 14: to support this great Corgis come up with. And not
Speaker 14: only that, I reckon as a logo, you've got to
Speaker 14: have a Koala chewing onto the Gamil's but a fire
Speaker 14: hat in front of it. I mean you can't go
Speaker 14: pass that. Yeah, it's Australian all over and it's thanks
Speaker 14: to you guys coming up with it. It's gonna it's
Speaker 14: going to provide a lot for these people that are affected.
Speaker 4: Wow, we're just doing a little bit justin thank you
Speaker 4: very much supporting anyway, even if you're not going to
Speaker 4: drink this stuff, that you're going to get it for
Speaker 4: family and friends. It's very kind of you appreciate that.
Speaker 4: No worries, all right, So I reckon we're heading towards
Speaker 4: some kind of variation on heroes. Yeah, well we sure we.
Speaker 3: I mean now Nicolls I took as well during the song.
Speaker 3: That was kind of the overwhelming feeling about it. Other
Speaker 3: than people throwing in their new last minute suggestions, some.
Speaker 4: Of them just to send in two sort of funny
Speaker 4: pub quiz names, don't they a Night in Shining Lager?
Speaker 4: It's not.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast Show podcast.
Speaker 4: So for us, just after eight o'clock and a Wednesday
Speaker 4: means we are exactly into the second half. Okay, we've
Speaker 4: done the first half of the week on the shows
Speaker 4: at eight o'clock on a Wednesday and so I always
Speaker 4: in my mind I like to think so far this
Speaker 4: week Monday, Tuesday, a little bit of Wednesdays and halftime.
Speaker 4: It's a review of how the week has gone so far,
Speaker 4: and in sporting terms, I kind of think, am I winning,
Speaker 4: losing or drawing? And I have to turn right now
Speaker 4: excited as I am about launching the beer. Right now,
Speaker 4: I am losing because after today's show, I'll be heading
Speaker 4: out to Vic Rhodes because over the last couple of weeks,
Speaker 4: someone kindly, probably a Fox FM listener, has stolen one
Speaker 4: of my number plates. The police worked me up at
Speaker 4: five am to alert me to this.
Speaker 3: Terrify the fact that in Bayside police will come to
Speaker 3: your door when your number plate stolen means there is
Speaker 3: no crime.
Speaker 4: Well it is Bayside, Jack, When I say police is
Speaker 4: our private estate police we have in Gerald. I've told
Speaker 4: you about waking in five The sprinkler is not working again.
Speaker 4: So anyway, someone stole my front number plate, got halfway
Speaker 4: through ripping off the back one before getting disturbed. And
Speaker 4: so the last couple of weeks been ringing up finding
Speaker 4: out if I can have it back. At one point
Speaker 4: it was with forensics being fingerprinted. Then they went, oh no,
Speaker 4: it's gone back to vic Roads. So if you've had
Speaker 4: this aven before, you have to go to vic Roads.
Speaker 4: So I've got my one loan number plate in my
Speaker 4: back today with my pack lunch. It's a showbiz bag,
Speaker 4: Eddie is the way we roll the wildlife I lead
Speaker 4: you know DJ by morning. Vic Rhodes is where I'll
Speaker 4: be heading today. And if you've ever been to vic Ros,
Speaker 4: you work really hard. It's a busy old place, isn't it.
Speaker 4: There's no velvet rope for us Dick Breakfast DJ.
Speaker 3: Everybody gets a number from the same.
Speaker 4: The deli counter and it's not like you're waiting for
Speaker 4: your lucky number to come up. So today I've actually
Speaker 4: taken a book because I.
Speaker 3: Could be there for the day, could be there for
Speaker 3: the day, so we might not even be in by
Speaker 3: this time.
Speaker 4: In the morrow morning you'll be crossing to me. I'm
Speaker 4: fifteenth in the line, so yea, I'm off to vic
Speaker 4: Roast to get some brand new number plates today. So
Speaker 4: that is why I'm losing the week so far, halftime,
Speaker 4: but all to.
Speaker 2: Play for personalized plates this time.
Speaker 4: Yes, I yeah, I've got whatever we call the bee
Speaker 4: I'm going to get that on that nice touch it will. Yeah, hero,
Speaker 4: just driving around. Somebody call me a hero, but.
Speaker 3: Just one of you guys.
Speaker 4: Jacket, I'm not wearing a cape. No want a cape.
Speaker 4: It's in the book, all right, Jack? Are you winning losing?
Speaker 4: Or during the week at half time?
Speaker 3: I would have to say I'm losing as well?
Speaker 4: What's happened?
Speaker 3: One kneel down at the moment, I'm not being recognized
Speaker 3: for some hard work that I've done.
Speaker 4: It's just on the show.
Speaker 3: No, it's not on the show.
Speaker 4: Cleary.
Speaker 3: My sister in law's got engaged and she wants to
Speaker 3: ask Biank and my wife to be her maid of honors. Lovely,
Speaker 3: she's in the US. She wrote a poem and sent
Speaker 3: it to me on email. I then she wanted me to,
Speaker 3: in nice handwriting, write it out, get some special paper
Speaker 3: to write it onto. I can emboss it and yep,
Speaker 3: go to my wife's favorite plant shop, buy a house plant,
Speaker 3: come back, tie the handwritten poem onto the house plant,
Speaker 3: put it in front of the front door, knock on
Speaker 3: the door, run away, hide and film her reaction. Now
Speaker 3: I've done all that.
Speaker 4: If I asked you to do that for a listener
Speaker 4: that had seconds left to live. You go, no, I can't.
Speaker 4: Got Franklin personal trainer. Wouldn't he say that bad? This
Speaker 4: is too much? How to be honest, No way.
Speaker 3: And that's why I'm feeling underappreciated, because now Bianca plus
Speaker 3: her whole family is going, Oh my god, did you
Speaker 3: see what her sister did? It was so lovely, all
Speaker 3: the efforts she put in.
Speaker 4: I did the work. You need a pint of heroes drop.
Speaker 4: I'm angry for you one of these days, and we
Speaker 4: expect you to do loads of stuff, and then the
Speaker 4: old film their reaction hide film that well, we got
Speaker 4: all we filmed with our reactions. Now you're wary of
Speaker 4: getting any surprise that you've got to look surprised or
Speaker 4: act surprised to give her enough of a reaction shot.
Speaker 3: What I really wanted to film was the time lapse
Speaker 3: of all the work I put in, the many hours
Speaker 3: driving to the store, back.
Speaker 2: Writing the note, wait to the wedding. They'll get you
Speaker 2: to MC the whole event. You'll be doing everything that
Speaker 2: is a lot.
Speaker 4: Are you doing it?
Speaker 3: I've done it. This is why I had to do
Speaker 3: over the last three days.
Speaker 4: Did you film the reaction I filmed it. Is it
Speaker 4: a good reaction? She saw me?
Speaker 3: So no, I didn't hide.
Speaker 4: Hi, Jack out and post don't worry. I did exactly
Speaker 4: what I did.
Speaker 3: I said, no, you weren't meant to see me. Go
Speaker 3: back behind the door. I'm going to I'm going to
Speaker 3: knock again, and then don't look at me this time.
Speaker 3: But she still came out and did one of those
Speaker 3: where the eyes quickly glance up at the camera and
Speaker 3: glance back again.
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Speaker 4: Do you think Sam Pang has to go and queue
Speaker 4: at vic Rhoades?
Speaker 3: That's why he gets to the show late. He gets
Speaker 3: the big words, early gets his number.
Speaker 4: Josh does two hours looked yesterday? See how early to
Speaker 4: the open? I don't know what I thought might see
Speaker 4: At five am. I could swing by my way into
Speaker 4: Richmond to the radio station God on a four point
Speaker 4: three morning, eight twenty seven, So midway through the week
Speaker 4: in terms of us for the show, So chance to
Speaker 4: see how the first half has gone so far this week?
Speaker 4: How's it for you so far? Are you winning, losing
Speaker 4: or drawing your week? Patsy, Jack and I both down
Speaker 4: at the moment. We're losing me too.
Speaker 2: I'm down because we're getting a new fridge delivered today
Speaker 2: or other one carped it.
Speaker 4: But they can't What do you mean, what when you're away?
Speaker 2: Yes, got homes if find our fridge did, but they
Speaker 2: can't give us. You know how they normally give you
Speaker 2: a window of time in which to be home, Like
Speaker 2: they might say we will deliver between eight and twelve
Speaker 2: or twelve and five, but they won't where we've got it.
Speaker 2: They won't give us that. They've just said, oh, can
Speaker 2: we assume that someone will be home all day?
Speaker 4: All day? Is not acceptable on these days in our
Speaker 4: busy lives. Everyone just trying to make ends meet has
Speaker 4: got time just to take a day off exactly to
Speaker 4: wait for a new fridge.
Speaker 2: That's what I said to them yesterday. I said, No,
Speaker 2: we both work, so I don't know what's going to happen, whether.
Speaker 4: We have it delivered here or something carried on. Guys
Speaker 4: are going to be out there reception a minute. Jack
Speaker 4: and I could lug it in the back of that
Speaker 4: little chugger bugger drive around in.
Speaker 2: So who knows when it will turn up.
Speaker 4: That's a nightmare. So what are you doing?
Speaker 2: Well, we've got the grog fridge in the garage. We're
Speaker 2: using that as a standby.
Speaker 4: But like there's sometimes we've got carrybacks hanging out windows
Speaker 4: of key stuff cool, you know, like chickens. So what
Speaker 4: are you doing today to get your new fridge?
Speaker 3: We'll receive the delivery.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I guess it's just pot luck whether they come or not.
Speaker 4: Right, Okay, Catherine's on the line. Let's see how were
Speaker 4: her week's doing so far at halftime? Catherine, what's it
Speaker 4: for you at half time? Are you winning, losing or
Speaker 4: drawing your week?
Speaker 7: Ah, Christian, I'm having the biggest win of the year
Speaker 7: so far.
Speaker 4: Excellent. What's happening massive?
Speaker 7: Well, we've got a trade organized to build our back deck.
Speaker 7: And not only did he show up, he showed up
Speaker 7: on time, and he showed up three days.
Speaker 13: In a row on time.
Speaker 4: This is incredible.
Speaker 3: Well, what a start. I don't know what it says, Catherine.
Speaker 3: It sounds like you're saying all other trades are unreliable,
Speaker 3: which is exactly what she's saying.
Speaker 7: They a lot are a lot of them, just don't
Speaker 7: even bother showing.
Speaker 4: Up This station and this show is the trade's best friend.
Speaker 4: I stand by my trading brothers and sisters. They are
Speaker 4: not late.
Speaker 7: Well they might not be for you, but they are
Speaker 7: for us. But this guy is amazing, so I want
Speaker 7: to give him a shout out. His name's Nick and
Speaker 7: he's from nine to three carpentry and Mornington you know
Speaker 7: ophop Central.
Speaker 4: And what are you doing? Of course mornings And I
Speaker 4: get it now? Why having a nice deck built out
Speaker 4: the back there? Right?
Speaker 3: Yeah, lovely you're probably sitting on one deck watching the
Speaker 3: other deck get built.
Speaker 4: Ye, they have a holiday deck. They get to another deck.
Speaker 7: We've got the holiday deck, We've got the formal deck,
Speaker 7: We've got the casual deck.
Speaker 4: Kid got wing of decks. Catha, goodneing, thank you very
Speaker 4: much and cool, have a good day. And what on
Speaker 4: the seriously we do like trades and still no one
Speaker 4: was calling from vic Roads down.
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Speaker 4: Shown email from our listeners. Her daughter becomes a teenager
Speaker 4: this weekend, she turns thirteen. She's written to me and
Speaker 4: she wants to know what changes we have got time?
Speaker 4: We have not got time. Things change in so many ways.
Speaker 4: Things change. You're lucky to have them. Get still, get
Speaker 4: some glorious moments, but things changed and I actually did
Speaker 4: feel it lou over this h This was the first
Speaker 4: sort of holiday we've had where I really feel how
Speaker 4: they have gone from little girls to young women, young
Speaker 4: women that are enjoying being young women there and become
Speaker 4: in their power and lady ways late. Wow, it's.
Speaker 3: Carefully I'll just say. We went to a lovely barbecue
Speaker 3: at your house, my wife and I over the Christmas break,
Speaker 3: and you were a defeated man. You're almost resigned to
Speaker 3: the fact that there was nothing that could be done.
Speaker 3: The teenagers out were all their own worlds, and you
Speaker 3: no longer parent home.
Speaker 4: It's like Planet the apes, you know them taken over,
Speaker 4: you're taking captive. That's exactly how it is. At one
Speaker 4: point on the holiday, then they both spotted, so they've
Speaker 4: got thirteen year old and fifty on. They both spotted.
Speaker 4: There were two boys there kind of age at this hotel.
Speaker 4: We were staying at five in Margaret River, and I
Speaker 4: was like, I should go on chats on and stuff
Speaker 4: like that, and we all had to go back and
Speaker 4: get changed before going to lunch. And when I said, look,
Speaker 4: you go ahead, your mum's taking ages. I now have
Speaker 4: to wait Apparently I'm not to leave for alone to
Speaker 4: walk the two hundred yards to the hotel. So I
Speaker 4: have to do what normally, which is yetting come. That's
Speaker 4: we're going on for twenty one years, that it's taking
Speaker 4: it so long just going for lunch. Why need to
Speaker 4: get ready for lunch anyway? I then got a phone
Speaker 4: call for what my daughters is going. Oh, she's whispering, right,
Speaker 4: those are hotties. Those hotties are at the table next
Speaker 4: to us when you and mom coming, don't sit with us.
Speaker 4: Carry on walking, don't even look at us, don't do
Speaker 4: not do anything funny, don't even think about trying to
Speaker 4: save it funny. Don't look at us, carrying walking to
Speaker 4: the end of the restaurant. Do you know what the
Speaker 4: sad thing is about this? I actually did as I was.
Speaker 4: I walked past him as another part of me died
Speaker 4: and sat down there like that, and I was like,
Speaker 4: this is just brutal, brutal, all right, And I behaved, Okay,
Speaker 4: I behaved, and later on I was allowed to go
Speaker 4: and see them. The two hotty boys right had gone
Speaker 4: off to do something and they went to me. Well,
Speaker 4: the eldest guy, Carl or whatever, it is called Carl.
Speaker 4: He goes your dad keeps giving us the death stare
Speaker 4: at the swim pool. So they went, can you lighten up?
Speaker 4: I went No.
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Speaker 4: This next bit's going to be very hard for us
Speaker 4: because we've got some sad news. Peter Logan lost his
Speaker 4: life about two weeks ago. And Peter, youw know, is
Speaker 4: one of you, one of us, amazing guy, brilliant, brilliant
Speaker 4: listener and lived in the UK for a couple of years,
Speaker 4: Ozzie guy, brilliant family, Shan and his kids, and he
Speaker 4: sent me an email. It was roughly about a year ago.
Speaker 4: He had stage four ternal belt cancer and he was
Speaker 4: just reaching out to see if there was any way
Speaker 4: I could raise awareness to a lot of our listeners
Speaker 4: that were over fifty. You get sent the test, but
Speaker 4: you don't do it. And sadly Peter was one of
Speaker 4: those guys that didn't do it, and so I actually
Speaker 4: invited him to come in on the show because I
Speaker 4: thought there's one better to talk about that and spread
Speaker 4: his message of positivity from something so sad than Peter himself.
Speaker 4: When he came in, we gave the show over to
Speaker 4: him and it became the Peter Logan Breakfast Show and
Speaker 4: he was he was outstanding, wasn't He was just it
Speaker 4: was just brilliant, yep, really funny, and it was one
Speaker 4: of those hours of radio where no one really likes
Speaker 4: everyness about it. No one likes talking about cancer. It
Speaker 4: scares us because of what's happened to Peter. He's not here,
Speaker 4: and it removes it removes hope from family. It's strips
Speaker 4: of family members, and it's not just the loss of
Speaker 4: a lice. There's the loss of everybody else around them
Speaker 4: as well. And I've lost too many family members to cancer,
Speaker 4: and I know that a lot of you would have
Speaker 4: had as well. So but Peter came in a year
Speaker 4: ago and he was amazing and his big message was
Speaker 4: he had a big drive about do the test. You're
Speaker 4: going to send the test. You're lucky in this country
Speaker 4: they send it out when you're over fifty to do
Speaker 4: the test. And we called it the Peter Logan effect
Speaker 4: because you obviously had a very big reaction. People aren't
Speaker 4: used to people on the radio talking about cancer, and
Speaker 4: Peter did at breakfast time, and it was a great
Speaker 4: thing that he did because cancer is itself. It's a shadow,
Speaker 4: isn't as what you fear about? Hearing about on X
Speaker 4: ray and he dragged it out, the shadows and his
Speaker 4: Peter Logan to fight way and he was gradually getting
Speaker 4: worse to the ten end of last year, and me
Speaker 4: and producer Brad went to see him at Christmas. He
Speaker 4: was home with his family and we had a lovely
Speaker 4: couple of hours when Sharon said, look at the end
Speaker 4: is knee And I was dreading going to see He
Speaker 4: was such a strong, define fit man who attacked life,
Speaker 4: and I was really nervous about seeing him. But when
Speaker 4: I saw him, he didn't look like He actually looked
Speaker 4: in better shape than me and Brad. And for a
Speaker 4: couple of hours he was holding court out in his
Speaker 4: back deck and swapping stories and in a true Peter
Speaker 4: Logan funny way, it was a funny, funny guy as well.
Speaker 4: His wife went away to get some medication, I think,
Speaker 4: and he said to me, he said, I just want
Speaker 4: to be dead by May. And I was like, all right,
Speaker 4: why May, it's a dead signe he goes. I just
Speaker 4: and this is what it is to be a sports fan, right.
Speaker 4: People don't get this if you're not a proper sports
Speaker 4: fan because sometimes his sport, another team's success actually feels
Speaker 4: like you're losing something, and this is spoken like a
Speaker 4: true sports fan. Pete was a big EPL fan. He
Speaker 4: supported Arsenal and I, like a lot of Arsenal fans,
Speaker 4: I don't like any other team's success. And he said,
Speaker 4: I just need to be dead by May because I
Speaker 4: do not want to see Liverpool lift that cup, which
Speaker 4: I thought, even with what he's going through, he's still
Speaker 4: a funny, funny guy. And Peter was a very very
Speaker 4: funny man. So the one thing out of if there's
Speaker 4: any little glimmer of hope, and today's his memorial service,
Speaker 4: so I'll be thinking a showeron and his lovely daughters
Speaker 4: and his son as well. Is that actually his words?
Speaker 4: It's really going to hurt us to play this, but
Speaker 4: his words they have a meaning. And Peter's lost his life.
Speaker 4: But that doesn't need to mean that you need to
Speaker 4: so Pete, let's play your words again. He's said them
Speaker 4: better than meat. Yeah.
Speaker 15: The blokes in this country or the people in this country,
Speaker 15: they just have such a laybout. I don't feel sick,
Speaker 15: so I'm fine. I didn't feel sick at fifty either.
Speaker 15: But it wasn't until I felt secret fifty two that
Speaker 15: I actually did something about it. So I don't wait
Speaker 15: to feel sick, because then it's too late. So go
Speaker 15: out do the tests. Make sure that you do it regularly.
Speaker 15: Don't just do it at fifty do it at fifty two.
Speaker 15: You get another one every two years. A staggering, a
Speaker 15: staggering statistic. Only forty seven percent of the tests that
Speaker 15: go out from the government get returned, only forty seven percent.
Speaker 15: You're a long time dead. Enjoyed the time that you hear. Really, really,
Speaker 15: that's what the message is. Every single day you wake
Speaker 15: up and something is going to go wrong. You know,
Speaker 15: you can't stop things from going wrong in life, but
Speaker 15: you know what, it's how you deal with it. That's
Speaker 15: the secret. You've got to make sure that you can
Speaker 15: overcome whatever it is to put in front of you.
Speaker 15: And because a lot of time you can't stop it
Speaker 15: from happening. So don't stop. Don't try and stop it.
Speaker 15: Don't concentrate on trying to stop, but just concentrate on
Speaker 15: trying to make sure that you can come out the
Speaker 15: other side of it forever.
Speaker 4: Our friend Peter Logan who passed away two weeks ago
Speaker 4: memorial service. Today we be thinking a shower and his
Speaker 4: lovely daughters and his son as well, and all of
Speaker 4: the family and friends that be going. Thank you very much,
Speaker 4: Peter for everything you did for us on the show
Speaker 4: as well. And let's not let the thing that we
Speaker 4: called last year, That's what I was trying to say earlier,
Speaker 4: was about the Peter Logan effect. It was where people
Speaker 4: were so moved by what he was talking about. You know,
Speaker 4: this is a man who had stage four terminal bell cancer,
Speaker 4: but he wanted to actually come and not talk about
Speaker 4: myself and talk about you who might be a similar age.
Speaker 4: You know, you get sent that test to get shoved away.
Speaker 4: You heard Peter, and that little clip there took him
Speaker 4: out forty seven percent. Only forty percent actually return them.
Speaker 4: So please let's keep the Peter Logan effect going. Okay,
Speaker 4: let's learn one thing from it, and that is to
Speaker 4: do the test. So please do the test. But I
Speaker 4: just want to play that for Peter today as well the.
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Speaker 4: I know there's a bit of a gear change. What
Speaker 4: are we to talking about? But Peter wouldn't want it
Speaker 4: any other way. He enjoyed this show. So all right then,
Speaker 4: so today's that work time wasster. We have to join
Speaker 4: the last hour of the show by ten o'clock. We
Speaker 4: have a beer to name. We have to agree on
Speaker 4: what the name is, so we need to do that
Speaker 4: during the next hour. Right now, we've got a brand
Speaker 4: new at work Time Waste as we are in the
Speaker 4: brewing business now with our new friends Hawkers Brewery. This
Speaker 4: time next week I'll bill we're going into production. We're
Speaker 4: going to name it in the next hour. This is
Speaker 4: a bush bushfire relief beer as well that we're going
Speaker 4: to be producing that you can buy in a couple
Speaker 4: of weeks. Time at work Time Waste. Every day this
Speaker 4: week one of you wins two hundred bucks to spend
Speaker 4: at South Melbourne night Market. We're looking for boozy films today, said,
Speaker 4: we were talking so much about beer and alcohol. I've
Speaker 4: got this something about bloody Mary want to hung over
Speaker 4: the cuckoo's nest. That's better Wallace and vomit Dude wears
Speaker 4: my Carlton hoton, the Curious case of Benjamin's Bourbon and
Speaker 4: Long Island Iced Et, Long Island Iced Eat. Those are
Speaker 4: my boozy films.
Speaker 3: What have you got Jack, Vicky Christina buys Corona. Now
Speaker 3: that is that is a sleep.
Speaker 4: You can't tell us it's good when Pats and I
Speaker 4: aren't laughing.
Speaker 3: No, it's a sleeper. You'll later take Christina and Barcelona
Speaker 3: Bar's corona.
Speaker 4: That is very funny. Who wears my cart?
Speaker 3: And dry mead? The parents mead me mead is a honey.
Speaker 3: One of the oldest drinks Medievil beer, the Thomas Crown
Speaker 3: lager affair. And you've got ale. Vicky Christina buys Corona.
Speaker 4: My first reaction will be my only reaction to the
Speaker 4: okay then, so hopefully you can do more with your
Speaker 4: boozy films. Today two hundred dollars up for grabs. Spend
Speaker 4: at South Melbourne Night Market. Text them in As always.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show podcast.
Speaker 4: I forgot to tell you guys this Tello. Weeks ago.
Speaker 4: I was in a bar my wife, right, this big
Speaker 4: tall dude comes over to me goes, I've got a
Speaker 4: problem with you, and I was like, oh no, he
Speaker 4: doesn't like they showed him. In the first six months,
Speaker 4: we'll get in everywhere in the security. Everyone had a
Speaker 4: problem with me, and I was like, I thought it passed.
Speaker 4: That went yes, and he goes at work time waste.
Speaker 4: I send them in every morning. I'm telling you now,
Speaker 4: mine are really funny. They never get read out on air.
Speaker 4: I'll talk to you Rod the Brickie.
Speaker 3: I was gonna say, I thought it was Huggy. No,
Speaker 3: he comes in here and every morning and says the
Speaker 3: same thing. Yes, I will say he's Rob.
Speaker 4: Rob, hasn't it? So I said to Rod, text them
Speaker 4: in and put the name Rod the Brickie. Then when
Speaker 4: we look out for I said, they will be marked fairly. Okay,
Speaker 4: there are a reason why we haven't read them out
Speaker 4: on there. They're probably not very funny. You just don't
Speaker 4: want to hear that. He was shoe which as well,
Speaker 4: but a lovely guy. He actually bought me a drink.
Speaker 4: He spat in it beforehand, but he did buy me
Speaker 4: a drink. So Roth the Bricky put them on for
Speaker 4: tomorrow so we can see this gold. Okay. This is
Speaker 4: and remains almost controversial feature of this. Honestly, every day
Speaker 4: someone emails me upset with either they didn't get March
Speaker 4: or they didn't like the bronze. They thought it was
Speaker 4: a gold all right, today's one then, because in the
Speaker 4: next ten minutes, ten or fifteen minutes of we announcing
Speaker 4: the name of far Our Bushfire Relief Beer will look
Speaker 4: if you're boozy. Movies two hundred dollars up for grabs
Speaker 4: at South Melbourne Night Market Shop, Eat and Play Tonight's
Speaker 4: days of Chunder's Silver plus My Big Fat Yak Wedding Silver,
Speaker 4: Ferris Brewer's Day Off Silver, Single Malt female Gold. Some
Speaker 4: like it hot toddy gold. What is a hot toddy?
Speaker 4: It's like a wall whiskey. The people haven't even have
Speaker 4: it warmed up. You've got a sore throat, you're not
Speaker 4: feeling very well. You've been out in the cold. You
Speaker 4: have a hot toddy warm alcohol. Uh, honey, I drunk
Speaker 4: the cans. Oh man, that is.
Speaker 8: The gold.
Speaker 4: It's the word of cans. It's such a hard drum thing.
Speaker 4: Not honey, I drunk the wine. Honey, I drunk the car.
Speaker 4: Philip in Cranmorn that is that is really funny. Twelve
Speaker 4: years of Scotch, Bronze Tequila, Mockingbirds heard it. Bronze Forest,
Speaker 4: Drunk Gold, Breakfast at Tipsy's Silver, The Secret Life of
Speaker 4: Water Malibu. Not very Good Silver minus the Bourbon Identity Silver.
Speaker 4: I know what you did last Bender Gold, Interstellar Arts Gold,
Speaker 4: Guinness in the midst Gold, Hot Stuffy time we have
Speaker 4: this come this year, come up with a feature called
Speaker 4: Hot Stubby time Machine. Don't know what it is, but man,
Speaker 4: that's funnier Man Gold plus Lord of the Pims Gold.
Speaker 4: I don't think we can read that one out. One
Speaker 4: that's really offensive. No. Ten things I hit about brew
Speaker 4: Silver when Harry met Shandy, so I don't know why
Speaker 4: I got there. Thought of a Shandy Gold cask away Gold.
Speaker 4: But the winner this morning, well I love it. Drunk
Speaker 4: the Drunk the cans no.
Speaker 3: Better than Hot Stubby. Oh no, it was the original
Speaker 3: and the best honey. I drunk the cans year.
Speaker 4: After the night Market tonight with two hundred bucks.
Speaker 1: Well down everyone, the Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show podcast.
Speaker 4: It's time now for us to name what we're gonna
Speaker 4: call our bushfire relief beer. Well, we came back Monday.
Speaker 4: We said how Jack and I were so pressed two
Speaker 4: weeks ago. We came back and we did a little
Speaker 4: show amongst all the bushfires and all the stories of
Speaker 4: people just doing whatever they could to go and help out,
Speaker 4: to volunteer, to dig in, to do something small, something big,
Speaker 4: to help out. And we then thought we need to
Speaker 4: do something on the show. We've got this microphone, we've
Speaker 4: got this station. What can we do? And whilst we're off,
Speaker 4: I thought maybe a beer. See how much we all
Speaker 4: love beer. Australians love a beer. At the end of
Speaker 4: the week, maybe just by raising a beer, we can
Speaker 4: raise some money for the bushfire relief here in Victoria.
Speaker 4: And that is what we're doing. And so we're about
Speaker 4: to name the beer. There have been hundreds and hundreds
Speaker 4: of phone calls, emails, texts of a wide variety in
Speaker 4: quality of what we should call a beer. Some of
Speaker 4: them you what you think is etceterable to shout out
Speaker 4: in a bar is quite frankly staggery. But anyway, bless you,
Speaker 4: thank you very much for getting behind this. As always
Speaker 4: I said Monday, it's a thing we're going to be
Speaker 4: doing together. And the first thing is the name. There's
Speaker 4: an other things we need to do to try and
Speaker 4: get this out there and get this as sould it
Speaker 4: be available in the middle of February and it goes
Speaker 4: into production in a week's time and that is thanks
Speaker 4: to this Guy's on the line now, Marson from Hawker's Brewery.
Speaker 4: Marson Hi Kerson, So listen once more. Thank you very
Speaker 4: very much for responding to our call last week. Our sos,
Speaker 4: could we find a brewery that could turn it around
Speaker 4: quickly and we'd be up for this, And you guys
Speaker 4: have leapt up to it. And you've also contented to
Speaker 4: Dan Murphy b W. West and you've got them to
Speaker 4: stock it as well, which is amazing.
Speaker 9: Thank you for coming up with the idea.
Speaker 4: Hey, that's all right. And Jack dropped in to see
Speaker 4: the other day.
Speaker 9: Absolutely absolutely, and he was just in the neighborhood.
Speaker 4: I'd be suspicious that Jack is never just in the
Speaker 4: Neighborhood's always after something I was.
Speaker 3: I was by coincidence driving past. It's a great brewery, Manson.
Speaker 3: Thanks for taking me and showing me around.
Speaker 9: My pleasure anytime.
Speaker 4: Now. Okay, we have a name.
Speaker 9: That is so exciting.
Speaker 10: What is it?
Speaker 4: Now? It's gonna I just want you to just don't
Speaker 4: even tell me what you think. Just let it in,
Speaker 4: breathe it. In a couple of seconds, I'll give you
Speaker 4: the name yet, all right, and then I need you
Speaker 4: to imagine it in the pub, okay where people go
Speaker 4: and ask for this and what this is all about.
Speaker 4: Raising a glass of gratitude and thank you to all
Speaker 4: the amazing people who are doing their bits and have
Speaker 4: already done their bit as well. Those people are everyday heroes.
Speaker 4: And our beer is going to be called Heroes Gold.
Speaker 9: That is awesome.
Speaker 16: That is such a great name and it's you're absolutely right,
Speaker 16: raising a glass to the heroes, absolutely right, all the
Speaker 16: unsung people who have done amazing things to help others.
Speaker 9: That is great.
Speaker 4: Ah bless you didn't even need to breathe it in.
Speaker 4: You got it.
Speaker 3: And we agree and if it just feels right to us,
Speaker 3: it's simple, Like we had a lot of clever names
Speaker 3: as well, but heroes. Something about heroes. It's just so simple.
Speaker 3: A glass of heroes, a can of heroes, and.
Speaker 4: You turn your part and you're toasting the heroes. And
Speaker 4: that's what everybody what he is who's doing their bit,
Speaker 4: whether it's peers and all this thousands of trades that
Speaker 4: are doing their bit. Steve we spoke to at half
Speaker 4: seven this morning, who's going out with his mates trying
Speaker 4: to find if they can build this weekend by hand.
Speaker 4: They're going to try and put together a kilometer of
Speaker 4: fencing when acres of it are needed. But that's their contribution,
Speaker 4: that's their bit, that's them saying I'm going to do this.
Speaker 4: Those people are everyday heroes. They're unsung heroes that don't
Speaker 4: go about crowing about it, but they deserve to be
Speaker 4: thanked when we raise that glass, raise a beer at
Speaker 4: the weekend on a Friday, I think there's something quite,
Speaker 4: there's something right about that, decent about it.
Speaker 3: And of course it's a nod to the fieries and
Speaker 3: the volunteer firefighters and the firefighters who have been working
Speaker 3: so hard all over the summer period, away from their
Speaker 3: families and away from Christmas.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so, heroes Gold, you happy with that one hundred percent.
Speaker 9: All we have to do now is get throwing on
Speaker 9: Wednesday next Wednesday in a week and we can't wait
Speaker 9: to get it out. We've had a lot of interest
Speaker 9: from a lot of people.
Speaker 16: We also got a whole bunch of phone calls from
Speaker 16: pubs wanting to carry the beer. We got a bunch
Speaker 16: of names on our website and we tried to push
Speaker 16: them back to you guys. So I'm really really pleased
Speaker 16: and stalked with the name. It's amazing how many people
Speaker 16: have come back with such positivity and responded so positively.
Speaker 16: Hopefully we'll be able to do a little bit towards
Speaker 16: making this less painful.
Speaker 4: Yeah, exactly, that's what I was just trying to do
Speaker 4: a little bit. So do you need some help down
Speaker 4: at the factory next Wednesday? Because Jack and Pats I'm
Speaker 4: happy to send them down. I've got some admin here now.
Speaker 4: Jack and I going to come down next Wednesday because
Speaker 4: can we come along and help production.
Speaker 9: We are always open for additional labor every little.
Speaker 4: Time you took one look at Jack and just additional
Speaker 4: labors here. We're not hiring at the moment. Whatever you want,
Speaker 4: please anything, we will proudly be your additional labor to
Speaker 4: start production next Wednesday. We're definitely going to come down.
Speaker 4: And I can't thank you enough for doing this, Seriously,
Speaker 4: you've worked so hard already and husiasm last week when
Speaker 4: we called you out the blue saying we're doing this
Speaker 4: is your time, it's your factor, it's your business. You know,
Speaker 4: it's a great thing for us to do, but actually
Speaker 4: this is your business at the end of the day.
Speaker 4: So thanks so much. And the rest of your team
Speaker 4: at Hawkers as well for being so up for doing this.
Speaker 4: It just sums up everything that's going on at the
Speaker 4: moment and all the good that we're all seeing about
Speaker 4: such a desperate situation. So good on you and your
Speaker 4: team Hawkers.
Speaker 9: Well, thank you so much.
Speaker 16: This is the place where we live, and this is
Speaker 16: the place we call home, and we all have to
Speaker 16: get together and do something positive whenever any in foro
Speaker 16: us are a need and so thank you for coming
Speaker 16: up with this idea.
Speaker 9: It just gave us a way to do our little bit.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you're doing a lot, honestly, it's great. Well listen,
Speaker 4: we will see you next Wednesday. We now, obviously I
Speaker 4: guess you need from us. We need to come up
Speaker 4: with a great design to suit the great name Hero's Gold,
Speaker 4: which is kind of like so many people have been
Speaker 4: suggesting Heroes this, or Heroes drop or various things around it.
Speaker 4: Hero's Gold is made up really of what most people
Speaker 4: have been saying. So we need a great design for that.
Speaker 4: So we get you to get you that as soon
Speaker 4: as possible. For now, we just want to let you
Speaker 4: know and get your thoughts on it as well, because
Speaker 4: you're the experts in this are making great beer perfect.
Speaker 4: All right, We'll see you next Wednesday. The casual label
Speaker 4: be turning up. See you all right, Dave Arms from Hawkers.
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Speaker 4: So we now have the name of I was I
Speaker 4: was about to read out what we're going about to
Speaker 4: call the title of today's show will be the name
Speaker 4: of the beer. Non's basic instinct is not what we're
Speaker 4: calling this beer. That is the title of today's show.
Speaker 4: Now we're going for Heroes Gold.
Speaker 3: Love it, that's it, love it, no more situation, very
Speaker 3: very happy.
Speaker 4: Hero's Gold because that's what everybody is has been helping
Speaker 4: everybody else out. You are heroes, everyday hero So Hero's
Speaker 4: Gold is going to be the name of the beer.
Speaker 4: That is our bush fire relief beer that will be
Speaker 4: available about three weeks. Time to buy it goes in
Speaker 4: production next Wednesday week today or thanks to Hawker's Beer.
Speaker 4: Thanks for listening. We are back tomorrow morning.
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