Speaker 1: Why from Richmond Gold one four point three HQG, Melbourne, Australia.
Speaker 2: I'm accustomed to the world Christian and then the aliens
Speaker 2: got me.
Speaker 3: I don't think an Acura puntry should ever take your
Speaker 3: first tack for sure.
Speaker 4: Now I can't need forts starts now.
Speaker 2: Well, everyone listening right now, Jack boasts know this. We
Speaker 2: are lucky to have Patrina Jones with us. That's every
Speaker 2: day a status update. We're lucky she walks amongst us. However,
Speaker 2: today we're lucky she's here alive. She almost got taken
Speaker 2: down with bad food poison yesterday.
Speaker 5: You're right, Pad, I'm all right, yes, can't say the
Speaker 5: same for the chicken we bought.
Speaker 2: She sent me a photo. We can't obviously share it
Speaker 2: with you on air. However, that thing had more pink
Speaker 2: in it and red than it was like white meat.
Speaker 2: I actually seriously, but you sent with the photo. I
Speaker 2: started to dry heat a very very sensitive disposition, this
Speaker 2: pomy and it doesn't take much to start. They'll put
Speaker 2: loo that's that road.
Speaker 3: How much did you bite into it already? Like, how
Speaker 3: much did you Well, that's.
Speaker 5: The trouble, Like we've had maybe half a dozen bites
Speaker 5: to we realize getting closer to the bone bits that
Speaker 5: it was.
Speaker 2: My throat started to tighten. Same, what is it about chicken?
Speaker 2: Because beef you can have you know, steate, tartar, you
Speaker 2: can have it a bit underdone or you know, medium
Speaker 2: or whatever. However, chicken, I mean you can. Have you
Speaker 2: ever had proper food poison from chicken?
Speaker 6: I have?
Speaker 2: It's really bad.
Speaker 4: When I was about eighteen, it was horrendous.
Speaker 2: Here's the difference, right, So this if this happened to
Speaker 2: me and I saw pink bits, I think that is terrible.
Speaker 2: I'll put that in the bin and not eat anymore. However,
Speaker 2: my wife would drive to the place and tell them,
Speaker 2: even if it meant an hour's trip. And that is
Speaker 2: where we're different, right, and you come here. I don't
Speaker 2: have any problem about doing that. But I can't do that.
Speaker 2: I should do I just haven't.
Speaker 3: I think you've done. If you've done that, Pats, you've
Speaker 3: done the right thing. But yeah, I wouldn't. I wouldn't
Speaker 3: bother or have the balls.
Speaker 2: I mean you could. Seriously, So what happened yesterday? So
Speaker 2: you're eating it with where they were, love God.
Speaker 4: Your husbands, with the family, and.
Speaker 2: So they order your daughter eating someone as well.
Speaker 4: Yeah, she had a whole drumsticks and.
Speaker 2: Said the image by the way of all them just
Speaker 2: eating with their hands, probably not even off plates. People
Speaker 2: just eat drumsticks, not.
Speaker 4: Like the stone. No, we'd eating it, and I know.
Speaker 5: I said to my husband, this is just this is disgusting,
Speaker 5: and he said, you know what, We'll just just throw
Speaker 5: it out wiping.
Speaker 2: Underdone.
Speaker 3: If you don't want it, I'll have.
Speaker 5: It, you know what I'm like. And I said, no,
Speaker 5: this isn't good enough. They'll make someone sick if then
Speaker 5: maybe they're not aware of it. So I was actually
Speaker 5: my jarmys. So I got dressed again and Chris is like,
Speaker 5: I can't believe you're bothering with this, and I said, no,
Speaker 5: it's the principle of the matter. It's not the money.
Speaker 5: So I yeah, I went back up there and just
Speaker 5: made them aware that they need to cook it a bit.
Speaker 2: And did you put your um re fairs cape on
Speaker 2: as well before you went down consumer lady? Is it
Speaker 2: to do? Yeah, you're underplaying. Okay, you're underplaying what went
Speaker 2: in when you went down there?
Speaker 4: No, no, no, you are underplaying.
Speaker 2: Come on, because you are not the mild manager. You
Speaker 2: know I just went down.
Speaker 3: I just thought you should know, just in case I.
Speaker 2: Was just near death.
Speaker 4: But well, look, you know me. Well so you can
Speaker 4: imagine what went down.
Speaker 2: But the volcano turn up.
Speaker 3: It may have were there other customers in the store.
Speaker 2: There may have been keyline that you don't want to
Speaker 2: say right now, I'll say it for you, was why
Speaker 2: are you raising your voice like that? Well, we're luckily
Speaker 2: we got a live.
Speaker 7: There the Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh
Speaker 7: four point three.
Speaker 2: If you're in a situation like that and you feel
Speaker 2: awkward about complaining, let Patsy know. She'll do it for you.
Speaker 2: Took out the Cape on the Mafia marching to some business.
Speaker 3: I bet you're good at a strongly worded letter as well.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but I prefer face communication, no paper, trail, no.
Speaker 2: Yeah, snooker ball in a sock right.
Speaker 4: Concrete.
Speaker 2: Yesterday it was a beautiful day here right, So is
Speaker 2: spring this weekend, first September Sunday. I can't believe that
Speaker 2: that's great, but only feels like you can feel that
Speaker 2: the atmosphere, the seasons are changing, and yesterday was another
Speaker 2: stunning day. So in the afternoon about two or three,
Speaker 2: which all that was was fresh, but the sun was out,
Speaker 2: wasn't a cloud in the sky. And so I walk
Speaker 2: the dog on International dog Toma Dog. It was International
Speaker 2: Dog Day, So this is your day. Let's go for
Speaker 2: your favorite water, which is always down the beach, and
Speaker 2: it's a beautiful day. They were down the beach, was
Speaker 2: hardly anywhere else around. And I've often wondered sometimes having
Speaker 2: having dogs, I also wonder sometimes would it be better
Speaker 2: than relationsh ship if they could talk? But then I
Speaker 2: fear actually they'd be really boring because they don't do
Speaker 2: much today.
Speaker 3: There they get and get excited by the smallest thing.
Speaker 2: The smallest things, And I think it's why they call
Speaker 2: it man's best friend, because they don't ruin that relationship
Speaker 2: by asking you questions. You know, I love my wife,
Speaker 2: but if there was the mute, but I think the
Speaker 2: relationship would be a lot strong. Twenty four seven of course.
Speaker 2: But anyway I walk in the dog, I get chatted
Speaker 2: another dog owner. That's what we do. Do you have
Speaker 2: those conversations when you walk in Luna?
Speaker 3: Yeah, you always make friends with another dog.
Speaker 2: Sometimes it's someone I've seen before. Got no idea what
Speaker 2: the human name is, but I know where the little
Speaker 2: dog is. And saw a little dog I've seen before,
Speaker 2: a niche and you and just sort of which wasn't
Speaker 2: even interested in this little dog and the little dogs
Speaker 2: because I've got a German shepherd dog. They always want
Speaker 2: to try and act up to the big dog, like
Speaker 2: I'm not scared. Was my shepherd dog has never bothered
Speaker 2: with the little ones because this is like, you're just
Speaker 2: a cat, mean, not a dog. I don't need to
Speaker 2: even factor you being on this beach. But anyways, Chanter's
Speaker 2: lady and she said, oh, this is birthday yesterday, which
Speaker 2: win Sunday.
Speaker 3: A birthday followed by international dog days.
Speaker 2: What a great double day for a dog. What a
Speaker 2: time to be alive. You're that little dog. And I said,
Speaker 2: all right, lovely, She went, yes, I got my special
Speaker 2: cake made. Oh did you know this was a thing.
Speaker 3: I bet I'm not surprised. Yeah, there's all that kind
Speaker 3: of stuff for dogs.
Speaker 2: How revaulting does this sound? And no dogs will eat anything,
Speaker 2: I mean, they'll eat their own vomit. But a cake
Speaker 2: made of banana and mince meat not cooked?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Cooked? Oh that's baked together.
Speaker 3: Other than sound so bad?
Speaker 2: Banana flavored steak. That's this proof that dogs will eat anything.
Speaker 2: It sounded abstlee. However, she then went, do you want
Speaker 2: to see some photos? You know when you want to
Speaker 2: go but you can't. I went, oh, yeah, okay, and
Speaker 2: be more voice said okay. The camera was coming out.
Speaker 2: We're getting in those gal it's not this one. It's
Speaker 2: scrolling along and I think I get on with it.
Speaker 2: And then she said me, this dog was tearing this
Speaker 2: cake apart. This dog looked really really happy. But I
Speaker 2: didn't know that you could actually get a cake maker
Speaker 2: to make a dog cake.
Speaker 3: We don't even get presents for Lenna on her birthday.
Speaker 2: You did get We did for the first couple of
Speaker 2: years on her birthday. Yeah, they would actually felt so
Speaker 2: sorry for the dog. It would just wrap up the
Speaker 2: normal food. There's almost something cruel about it. God, what
Speaker 2: is it? Is it one of those pigses? Are you taking?
Speaker 7: This is why yesterday the Christian O'Connell breakfast show Melbourne's
Speaker 7: Gold one four point three.
Speaker 2: Whatever you hear us talking about the show, you can
Speaker 2: always join the conversation whenever you want. We called it
Speaker 2: late to the party and we love your emails. Late
Speaker 2: and It's nice to get the emails back, and I
Speaker 2: would obviously been busy the last two weeks with Who's
Speaker 2: calling Christian? But I've come back and there are some
Speaker 2: amazing emails here. Christian late to the party. This is
Speaker 2: from Ben about three weeks late on this one. But
Speaker 2: in regards to the Stranger's place, you've ever seen a frakha?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I open invitation for any stories involving unusual place you've
Speaker 2: seen a fraka or of course otherwise known as a
Speaker 2: bru haha and sometimes melee as well a plane. A
Speaker 2: wedding band, I reckon? You know, we could do a
Speaker 2: whole phone in about wedding bands, good and bad that
Speaker 2: you've seen, and what wedding bands have seen as well.
Speaker 2: What's that great Adam Sadler movie The Wedding Singer? What
Speaker 2: a great film that is? Christ and IM playing a
Speaker 2: wedding band earlier this year, we're playing a beautiful wedding
Speaker 2: out on the Mornington Peninsula when we saw a fight
Speaker 2: break out in the crowd. Do you know what I reckon?
Speaker 2: This isn't unusual about fights at weddings. I don't know
Speaker 2: whether it was the two families, alcohol or even within
Speaker 2: a family, relatives that don't often hang out together and
Speaker 2: it all comes together on old family tensions. What's this
Speaker 2: a strange thing to see a wedding. But the time
Speaker 2: we were actually midway through playing the song Happy, it
Speaker 2: almost feels like it's in Quentin and you know how
Speaker 2: he puts like an innocent you know, like stuck in
Speaker 2: the Middle with You, which is an upbeat, inane pop song,
Speaker 2: but forever changed now because of the years slashing scene
Speaker 2: in Reservoir Dogs. That's not Happy he's playing and there's
Speaker 2: a fistfight, sorry, a fraka on the dance floor. Ben,
Speaker 2: thank you very much for that. This comes from Sean
Speaker 2: and Croydon. Christian re enjoyed the random, wonderful craziness of
Speaker 2: Who's calling? I heard last week the great Jack Thompson
Speaker 2: called in. Reminded me of one of my dad's stories
Speaker 2: about how he actually met the great mister Thompson. My
Speaker 2: dad was a sergeant in the army and he once
Speaker 2: saw a soldier lying lying down with his uniform messy
Speaker 2: and untouched, on the office's mess lawn. Dad was a
Speaker 2: furious and very strict drill sergeant began to scream at
Speaker 2: the soldier for this unspeakable act, only to find out
Speaker 2: it was a young actor who was filming around the
Speaker 2: corner on the base and it was young Jack Thompson
Speaker 2: who just wandered off for a bit of a break.
Speaker 2: They had a laugh and my dad calmed down apologized.
Speaker 2: But my dad was always very proud of this story
Speaker 2: and the fact that he, as he would tell everyone
Speaker 2: over the years, yelled at a big star that's great.
Speaker 2: Do you know what, Maybe there's a phone in wonder
Speaker 2: but have you ever had words with a celebrity or
Speaker 2: yelled at someone famous? If you ever got an email
Speaker 2: for late to the party, we love getting them a
Speaker 2: showing them on air. Christian at Gold one four three
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Speaker 7: The Christian O'Connell breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 7: point three.
Speaker 2: So yesterday on the show we announced how your voting
Speaker 2: are gone for the winner of Who's Calling Christian and
Speaker 2: it was the great Olivia Newton John was a very
Speaker 2: deserving winner in the twenty thousand dollars and of course
Speaker 2: the charity of her choice is her own charity and
Speaker 2: foundation which is right here in Melbourne, the Olivia Newton
Speaker 2: John Research and Wellness Center and listener Ryan was the
Speaker 2: guy who gets twenty thousand dollars fro him South that
Speaker 2: he is a what a kiddy was yesterday that we
Speaker 2: spoke to him, What a lovely guy. He's giving ten
Speaker 2: thousand dollars of his own money. I don't know anyone
Speaker 2: else who don't even know if we would do this,
Speaker 2: ten thousand dollars of his winnings that he can do
Speaker 2: with whatever he wants. Two are living Newton John's charity
Speaker 2: as well, and he's giving another couple of grand to
Speaker 2: the RSPCA, and it's going down this week with his
Speaker 2: new winnings to get a rescue buppy. It's just a
Speaker 2: lovely chat yesterday, which we'll give a little replay later
Speaker 2: on this morning. The big thing we all want to
Speaker 2: say is we can't believe how how much fun it was.
Speaker 2: And I hope it was a lot of fun for
Speaker 2: you listening to it as well. And it's a really
Speaker 2: unusual way of doing a radio competition, you know, like
Speaker 2: a lot of stuff we try and do here, we're
Speaker 2: trying to add something different in the morning to the dial.
Speaker 2: And who's coning Christian was a big leap. I wasn't
Speaker 2: even sure if we were going to do it. I
Speaker 2: don't know if you'd enjoy it. It involves you having to
Speaker 2: do extra work and no one wants to do that
Speaker 2: early in the morning. Asking celebrities online Instagram, Facebook, It's
Speaker 2: all new. It's all a bit of will this work out?
Speaker 2: But people did call him? Have an listen to this? Then?
Speaker 2: This is just some of our all we think are
Speaker 2: and your favorite moments of the last two weeks. Just
Speaker 2: in ten shows, what shall we number? We're on number
Speaker 2: two hundred and fifty six. This is still a very
Speaker 2: young breakfast show when you think about the shows that
Speaker 2: we're up against. But how a listen to this? This
Speaker 2: is you have made this work. I've absolutely loved it.
Speaker 2: We can't be any more grateful for this. But this
Speaker 2: is our best of Who's Calling Christian twenty nineteen. Enjoy Who?
Speaker 8: Who Who.
Speaker 2: Calling Christian? Who is going to be the first person
Speaker 2: you've got to call us on? Who's calling Christian?
Speaker 9: Christian? Good morning?
Speaker 2: It's God, peas. I should be being quieter than I
Speaker 2: am because my two year olds asleep downstairs and he
Speaker 2: may wake up, but I don't care.
Speaker 10: That's fine, Hey, Christian.
Speaker 1: Jeffrey callingson.
Speaker 8: Well, this is Richard Reed.
Speaker 10: Hello, I must say, and you've kind of taken Australian
Speaker 10: radio by storm.
Speaker 2: How are you, mister? I don't think my storm more
Speaker 2: by mist or drizzle.
Speaker 1: How about a London fog.
Speaker 8: Hi's Corey Filman calling from Ali Hy Christian, It's Todd McKinney. Here.
Speaker 6: This is Naki Beer calling Christian.
Speaker 7: It's Agro.
Speaker 2: Agro. If you had a superpower, what would it be,
Speaker 2: the power.
Speaker 10: To look through clothing?
Speaker 1: You've gone quiet.
Speaker 2: Now, Angro is twenty nineteen. Okay, the world is a
Speaker 2: very different place. You cannot be perving on people through clothing. Okay, Yeah,
Speaker 2: that's my super power.
Speaker 10: You can't do nothing about it.
Speaker 2: Powell, right, give me a superpowert power stand away.
Speaker 8: From the next way glasses at the back of the comic.
Speaker 2: Night.
Speaker 8: Hey Christians, big boy, good Christian is the heart.
Speaker 11: I'm looking for, missus, Olivia and John.
Speaker 2: I used to be a super fan of yours in
Speaker 2: the eighties and I don't want to scape. I used
Speaker 2: to have your poster on my wall. Lovely.
Speaker 1: Well, if you might be interested then that I've got
Speaker 1: an auction coming up with all my users done from
Speaker 1: the eighties.
Speaker 8: Christians.
Speaker 2: Kevin Sheedy here, I tell people from all around the world,
Speaker 2: and EAVI go to Melbourne the botannical catol for a
Speaker 2: nisen little sub blank and then you walk down through
Speaker 2: the gardens. I reckon, there's a TV show in Sheety's
Speaker 2: hanging baskets of Melbourne.
Speaker 10: I love your problems. Yeah, it's quite wrong, good Christian.
Speaker 9: This is David Strassman.
Speaker 10: Christian, it's Jack Thompson. I'm as the old blog used
Speaker 10: to say, a box of birds, very chirky.
Speaker 2: I love that. I've never had that phrase in my
Speaker 2: life chat, but I'm going to start using it today.
Speaker 2: Box of birds?
Speaker 9: How are you?
Speaker 2: Christian boer.
Speaker 8: Hey, Christian for Cuddie Wilks calling.
Speaker 9: Great of Carl. One of my relatives is an anethetist,
Speaker 9: and they used to have a game called the Suck
Speaker 9: Simuthsonium Dash, and saximothsonian is drug that paralyzes everything when
Speaker 9: things are quiet. They get three or four of them
Speaker 9: on a corridor at three o'clock in the morning, and
Speaker 9: then they'd inject one of them with suximothonium and see
Speaker 9: how far they'd get down the corridor before they sell over.
Speaker 9: Then they caught them, they'd have to then bag them
Speaker 9: and into baits them until came good in the five minutes.
Speaker 2: This sounds like a new Channel ten TV show.
Speaker 10: By Christian is from Pseudoicas.
Speaker 11: It's Shelly Kraft here from Channel nine of the block.
Speaker 8: Hey, Christian is Bear Grills.
Speaker 3: We only have a DVD player back in the house,
Speaker 3: and we only have four DVDs.
Speaker 2: One is Police Academy one, the other Police Academy two,
Speaker 2: good Man.
Speaker 8: The third is how to pack your Parachute like a probe,
Speaker 8: and the four and they so please none of those again.
Speaker 3: And the fourth is About Time, which a great film.
Speaker 10: This is Val Layman.
Speaker 2: No.
Speaker 12: I don't know if you remember me, but I used
Speaker 12: to play be Smith.
Speaker 2: On Prisoner Sean mccallock.
Speaker 9: Hi, Christian, this is Simon Pegg.
Speaker 2: What would you do with if you had a magic
Speaker 2: wand for yourself? Simon Pegg, I think I'll probably go
Speaker 2: back to the nineteen eighty six hairline.
Speaker 10: Please stand by for Michael Winslow. What's up, Christian.
Speaker 12: I'm Benita Collins.
Speaker 2: Were you in a movie with Nicholas Cage.
Speaker 6: Yes.
Speaker 2: I was a big fan of Play School and it
Speaker 2: was like I want that lady.
Speaker 9: What was he like?
Speaker 12: Well, the thing is if you do a scene with somebody,
Speaker 12: you have a standing. So when we were rehearsing the
Speaker 12: scene and getting ready, he wasn't there, and at the
Speaker 12: last minute he would then come in because all the
Speaker 12: lighting and everything was fixed up for him, and then.
Speaker 2: He was ushered out of there. Yea, was that the
Speaker 2: same on play school for you? You had a standing.
Speaker 12: We were our own standing. Christian is Tony hadleyar mate?
Speaker 2: How are King of the Eighties spanned our bunny? This
Speaker 2: radio station is called Gold. Can you just give us
Speaker 2: a quick blaster of you a gold? You are Gold Gold.
Speaker 9: I always believe.
Speaker 10: In your So good morning's Hello Christian, It's James Corden.
Speaker 9: How are you yeah?
Speaker 2: Correct? Do you know what a finding Australia?
Speaker 7: Well?
Speaker 2: How are you finding him out?
Speaker 3: Have you been there now?
Speaker 2: How have you been there now?
Speaker 9: Stopping questions at the same time, Christian, how are you
Speaker 9: made us?
Speaker 2: John Stevens Here, Christian, It's Chris Hensworth. We were in
Speaker 2: Thailand shooting.
Speaker 7: Basically we had the specialist sex makeup artist who us
Speaker 7: had won an Academy award and we all started joking about, boy,
Speaker 7: could you give me like a prosthetic.
Speaker 13: Nose and a wig and then making company and that
Speaker 13: you did and we went out one night.
Speaker 2: No one was any otherwise, I know no one had
Speaker 2: a clue. Great idea. Now I'm thinking, if I'm up
Speaker 2: at Bar and Bay and I've seen someone with a
Speaker 2: massive nose, i.
Speaker 10: Feel like I'm throwing more attention.
Speaker 2: It wasn't out of being sayous, it was out of place.
Speaker 10: What's wrong with this guy?
Speaker 2: Who? Holy, Holy, Christians, they go. That's just some of
Speaker 2: our favorite moments from the last two weeks, just ten shows.
Speaker 2: You actually get all those celebrities and more onto the show.
Speaker 7: Thank you very much so, Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's
Speaker 7: Gold one oh four point three and on.
Speaker 2: We're doing late to the party of reading out some
Speaker 2: of your emails. But lovely one that came in yesterday
Speaker 2: from listener Donna Christians want to write and I've just
Speaker 2: come back from London and your homeland, visiting other cities
Speaker 2: like Manchester, Liverpool and Nottingham, and I want to let
Speaker 2: you know I've never been before how wonderful your homeland is.
Speaker 2: People were so nice and welcoming, really and on we
Speaker 2: there for we can be. I took a trip over
Speaker 2: there to see my son and his partner. My son
Speaker 2: got invited to play cricket for a county side. He
Speaker 2: must be very good be end up playing for England,
Speaker 2: maybe in the ashes against you the next Test, and
Speaker 2: it's there until October. I must say. The transport system
Speaker 2: I found to be better than ours in Melbourne. Did
Speaker 2: you find the transport system You've been to the UK
Speaker 2: you think it's better.
Speaker 3: Oh, well, I have a huge problem with Melbourne's, but
Speaker 3: that we don't color code our lions. Every other city
Speaker 3: in the world does.
Speaker 2: As you said that, I do want to sound like
Speaker 2: some kind of winching pom, but every other city does.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's so easy to tell someone look for the
Speaker 3: yellow line and get off at your station.
Speaker 2: And we spent like twenty eight years of my life
Speaker 2: using the London Underground, and so many tourists always get confused, like, well,
Speaker 2: I'm trying to get so and so trying to get
Speaker 2: to here, and you go look for the blue line.
Speaker 3: It's easy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's it. That's what's missing here. It's color coding. Anyway.
Speaker 2: She signs off, saying can I also enter the Grand Final?
Speaker 2: I kicked last year and I'm in better shape. This
Speaker 2: is from Nana Rex from the Grand Final last year. Listen,
Speaker 2: the great news is to Donna and anybody else who
Speaker 2: entered last year or has just joined the show recently.
Speaker 2: We are doing this again. It'd be the weekend before
Speaker 2: the actual Grand Final. It's on a Sunday, Sunday, the
Speaker 2: twenty second, I think of September. Don't ask prod you
Speaker 2: to collect you. Remember she got the date wrong yesterday.
Speaker 2: It's the Sunday, the twenty second of November. We are
Speaker 2: back out at the glorious EJ. Whittenoval out on Footscray
Speaker 2: and it's the invitations are open now. If you want
Speaker 2: to compete and kick be one of the Golden Grands
Speaker 2: kicking again for the Grand Final, you can do so
Speaker 2: now at the website gold one four to three dot
Speaker 2: com dot au. There are a few changes apparently now
Speaker 2: they've got a big screen there. Yeah, and we're allowed
Speaker 2: to use that great news. Last year we were getting
Speaker 2: very excited as we were putting this idea together. It
Speaker 2: was obviously my first Grand Final newly living here and
Speaker 2: sort of came up with the idea of doing could
Speaker 2: we get a load of Grands to try and see
Speaker 2: who could kick the ball the furthest was the winning
Speaker 2: Granny's kick from.
Speaker 3: Eight and a half meters twenty eight twenty.
Speaker 2: Eight point five to four Yes from bron win five.
Speaker 2: It was the winner. Tough lady, Yeah, almost broke my hand,
Speaker 2: very very tough lady. Okay, So we are doing it again.
Speaker 2: And last year when we were sort of putting this
Speaker 2: idea together, we didn't even have a venue. There was
Speaker 2: also a skydiver who said he could throw himself out
Speaker 2: a plane with a parachute and the ball strapped to
Speaker 2: him and then land on the oval. But do you remember,
Speaker 2: because they'd only just given it to us at a
Speaker 2: short notice, they were worried that if he the parachute
Speaker 2: didn't open and he hit the ground. Well, it didn't
Speaker 2: be that concerned about his death. It was more the
Speaker 2: damage it would do to the oval in the term.
Speaker 3: They said, the grounds keeper doesn't like the idea of it.
Speaker 3: He doesn't want a human shaped hole in the ground.
Speaker 2: Which is fair enough, we don't want that. From a
Speaker 2: different point of view, not just to damage the turf,
Speaker 2: but more what what the paperwork that'll be involved anyway?
Speaker 2: Year on. They're fine if his canopy doesn't open. They
Speaker 2: said that he can jump out the plane. So we
Speaker 2: are going to have a skydiver landing on the oval
Speaker 2: in front of us, which would be amazing. The other
Speaker 2: thing that has to change is, of course, you know
Speaker 2: we all. Did you hear that? Here we go. She's
Speaker 2: tensing up.
Speaker 4: I just said, I'm just tensing up, but I'm getting ready.
Speaker 2: Can I just ask you a question?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 2: Can I just ask you a question, Patsy? Were you
Speaker 2: happy with how your department on the day went. No?
Speaker 11: I was not.
Speaker 2: Charge of writing down the score. So Jack would measure
Speaker 2: the kick. Yep.
Speaker 3: I would yell out twenty eight and a half meters.
Speaker 3: Then we'd wait for pats to give us the thumbs up.
Speaker 2: Yep.
Speaker 3: I've taken that down.
Speaker 2: Literally, just type in twenty eight point five eight into
Speaker 2: some kind of spreadsheet. She had two other people with.
Speaker 5: There was now I think there was about four, and
Speaker 5: I think that was the trouble. There were too many
Speaker 5: cooks in the kitchen and it was confusing it.
Speaker 2: Interesting side note about the four people involved. There all women. Oh, now,
Speaker 2: come on, I'm just saying there were all women, and
Speaker 2: sometimes women sink up and your powerful sisterhood, but sometimes
Speaker 2: you separate, and it was a divided nation. Honestly, it
Speaker 2: was like the Middle East. There. There was that woman
Speaker 2: at Michelle that I actually scored out that there's almost
Speaker 2: in tears saying that she found it very hard to
Speaker 2: sort of she said, liaise with you. Oh she did not,
Speaker 2: her words not mine.
Speaker 5: No, you're putting words in her there, I am not.
Speaker 5: This is static titian Michelle. Yes, yeah, oh well, you
Speaker 5: know what, that's fine. I can direct cars in the
Speaker 5: car park.
Speaker 2: Don't want you to do it because you know what
Speaker 2: damage you do there. You can't write down twenty eight
Speaker 2: point five, hey to an excel spreads.
Speaker 4: Oh bounce, I'll be the bounce in it.
Speaker 7: Listen as a listener Pylon Park, Know O'Connell Breakfast Show,
Speaker 7: Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: What age do you think you learned about the You've
Speaker 2: got a knock system before you walk in. In terms
Speaker 2: of moment, what might be going on the other side
Speaker 2: of mom and Dad's stool.
Speaker 3: You know what, I never hardly ever went in there.
Speaker 3: I guess as I grew up. What because what's in
Speaker 3: there that you need?
Speaker 2: True? With troubles, I've got two daughters, and they always
Speaker 2: have questions. Right, you know, did you ever did you
Speaker 2: have to use the knock system? Pats? Yeah?
Speaker 4: I was probably about eight? I reckon?
Speaker 2: Yeah, did you ever walk in on your parents doing anything?
Speaker 4: Maybe?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 1: Or no?
Speaker 2: Yes? Did you? How old you about? Eight? Wow?
Speaker 4: Forever tainted?
Speaker 3: So you always knocked from that day on?
Speaker 2: Yep? You can't unsee it? Can you? Can you see
Speaker 2: it now? Yes? I can't ask you this now. I'm
Speaker 2: going to come in in a minute. You're on this
Speaker 2: song and I'm going to want the visuals.
Speaker 14: Doing that.
Speaker 2: Well, they having a cuddle like those lying down cuddles.
Speaker 4: Special cuddle.
Speaker 3: Oh wow, we'll do it as a podcast exclusive.
Speaker 2: What perhaps his.
Speaker 4: Parents as they'll be horrified.
Speaker 2: I yesterday's youngest daughter walked in, went into the bedroom.
Speaker 2: We went in.
Speaker 3: So they don't knock by their teenagers, you would have
Speaker 3: to not.
Speaker 2: They haven't learnt that lesson yet. It's an important life
Speaker 2: lesson because they keep wondering and I'm not getting changed,
Speaker 2: and they go, oh god, I went it's my bedroom.
Speaker 2: I'm going to be taking clothes off. I'll pull them on.
Speaker 2: You can't be surprised if you see something you say
Speaker 2: you don't like it's my bedroom. I always knock before
Speaker 2: go into this because they're young ladies now, and that's
Speaker 2: the what should be. They have to respect the knock system. Anyway,
Speaker 2: they learned a painful lesson yesterday because we weren't in
Speaker 2: the bedroom. We were in the bath together. What yes, No,
Speaker 2: but this was the reaction. Oh god, And the hand
Speaker 2: went up like looking at the sun or something. And
Speaker 2: I'll tell anyone was rude about it. Right. I was
Speaker 2: facing the door. She came in, all right, my wife
Speaker 2: is facing me, so she didn't see my wife. Yep,
Speaker 2: she saw me, and it was that was the record.
Speaker 2: And it was like she literally was like that, you
Speaker 2: come too close to the sun. And she actually put
Speaker 2: her hand over to try and shield me, and then
Speaker 2: her hand over the eyes begne images of him lying
Speaker 2: back in the bar with things floating up to the surface.
Speaker 2: And all I said was I didn't even cover up.
Speaker 3: When you gotta knock, How do you get too out
Speaker 3: like an hour away, say a bath takes at least
Speaker 3: an hour without the kids knowing, Like you just both
Speaker 3: gone upstairs and you haven't said.
Speaker 2: Doing homework, right. My wife said, all right, and have
Speaker 2: a bath. Can you get in with me?
Speaker 3: The last time you're getting away with this with the kids.
Speaker 2: The last time, right, we got in the bar together,
Speaker 2: I think was on our honeymoon. I prefer showers, right,
Speaker 2: I don't. I don't like baths right, and my wife
Speaker 2: is making there when women go, oh, it's okay, then
Speaker 2: I just have it alone. But you know, he goes right, okay,
Speaker 2: So I thought our surpriser. So I was waiting and
Speaker 2: she went, oh, you listened to him, and went you
Speaker 2: kept going on about it. That name you're making the
Speaker 2: marth dates ruined the bath. Get out the Millway've only
Speaker 2: been in the couple of minutes. And then the doors
Speaker 2: goes flying open and said there's a fire, and I went,
Speaker 2: she goes, O, God, together.
Speaker 3: It is a shark. It is a shock. Was in
Speaker 3: the middle of the day or at night?
Speaker 2: Now? Is it nighttime?
Speaker 3: Still strange? Strange?
Speaker 2: Is it strange doing homework? Wise?
Speaker 3: I said yesterday, how I'm a nervous out of kids
Speaker 3: because it gets rid of all spontaneity in your life.
Speaker 3: But if you're having baths in the middle of the
Speaker 3: then a loving bath together that is spontaneous.
Speaker 2: Right now in my house I'm walking into certain parts
Speaker 2: of my house and one of the kids is making
Speaker 2: out with her boyfriend. Why can't we want to? Don't
Speaker 2: make it out. We were just in the bath together.
Speaker 2: But there's a lot to see, and it's the water
Speaker 2: and how it just starts and some kind of sea monster.
Speaker 2: They're coming up for air.
Speaker 7: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast show Men's Gold one oh four
Speaker 7: point three.
Speaker 2: Yes, that happened.
Speaker 3: War stories in here during that song.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Patty just came in and gave us the breakdown,
Speaker 2: and I gave another breakdown. Yours is more confronting, to
Speaker 2: be honest, that's the sort of thing that changes a
Speaker 2: young man. And I don't think in a good way.
Speaker 2: If you ever come up against some of my issues,
Speaker 2: just remember that I.
Speaker 4: Saw that right and go, oh god, poor kid explains it.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Pats does explaining So Gold one four point three,
Speaker 2: it feels like if you just tuned in right now,
Speaker 2: you just tuned into some sort of survivors workshop. Hi,
Speaker 2: my name's Christian O'Connell. I walked into my mum and
Speaker 2: dad when I was ten, but my kids yesterday, youngest daughter,
Speaker 2: she walked in on wife and I we were just
Speaker 2: having a lovely bath together. There was nothing going on,
Speaker 2: but we were having a bath together. A half that's
Speaker 2: my phone going on.
Speaker 9: Side.
Speaker 2: If I'm not here after this leap, I've been summoned.
Speaker 2: Why do you think it's odd that we've been having
Speaker 2: a bath together at half seven evenings.
Speaker 3: I think it's audacious to goacious.
Speaker 2: No one's ever said I'm audacious.
Speaker 4: But that makes it sound dirty and it's not.
Speaker 5: It's a normal thing.
Speaker 4: To have a get naked.
Speaker 3: And like I've been over Victorian, I've actually been over
Speaker 3: your house on a Sunday night for dinner when the
Speaker 3: kids have got school the next day and they're running
Speaker 3: around yelling, hey, we need we haven't got this exercise book,
Speaker 3: I haven't got my clothes for pa. Like it's a
Speaker 3: constant role list of demands. I don't see how you
Speaker 3: can take an hour to just go hey, the kids
Speaker 3: won't notice that we're gone and jump in the bath together.
Speaker 2: Monday night is different. There's a calmer energy to it.
Speaker 2: Sunday nights. If your mum and dad's it's the suddenly
Speaker 2: they remember, ah, I'm going to dress up as a bumblebee. Yes,
Speaker 2: can you have it? I got a bin bag and
Speaker 2: a yellow sock wrap that around time. I've got to
Speaker 2: do a ten thousand word essay on the Second World War.
Speaker 2: Why is he telling us Monday? It should be calmer.
Speaker 2: That's why you got time if you want to have
Speaker 2: an accent a path together. But I'm going to text
Speaker 2: my wife now and go. What we did last night
Speaker 2: was audacious.
Speaker 7: The Christian O'Connell breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 7: point three.
Speaker 2: Email here from a listener Lillian Lovely name Hi, Christian,
Speaker 2: wanted to tell me about my experience of going to
Speaker 2: the back of a car last week on the show.
Speaker 2: You were talking about ambulances and fire engines. You don't
Speaker 2: have anyone who's actually been into the back of a hearse.
Speaker 2: I have. I was off sick from work a teacher
Speaker 2: and my children were performing in an assembl at school
Speaker 2: that day, so I got myself out of the sick
Speaker 2: bed to drive to school. On the way to an
Speaker 2: intersection in where a bee there It is the spiritual
Speaker 2: home of the show. The way to an intersection in Weererbee,
Speaker 2: I hit the back of a hearse turning just in
Speaker 2: front of me. Thank goodness, to hearse was void. Of
Speaker 2: the body. Is that the technical term. I've got a
Speaker 2: sign that fashes up void of the body as it
Speaker 2: was just driving the priest back to the church. Be still,
Speaker 2: you're still went in the back of a priest given
Speaker 2: in whiplash. It cost me over a thousand dollars to fix.
Speaker 2: Do you think it costs more to fix a hearst
Speaker 2: than a normal car? Yep?
Speaker 4: Yeah, because it's worth more.
Speaker 2: Are they worth more?
Speaker 5: Oh, they'd be worth a fortune because they're specially designed. Like,
Speaker 5: you can't just go to a car yard and buy
Speaker 5: a hearse.
Speaker 2: Can you. I bet they have some round the back
Speaker 2: or something. Do you think it's still because they've got
Speaker 2: the wood paneling and the brass handles.
Speaker 3: I wonder if anyone's ever bought a second hand hearst,
Speaker 3: not to use for body transfers, but just to use
Speaker 3: as their own cart.
Speaker 2: Why would you want to drive around a hurst? You
Speaker 2: know what's been in there other people's bodies.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but a lot of space. If you someone who
Speaker 3: carries a lot of stuff in your car, what like
Speaker 3: a kind.
Speaker 2: Of trading or something, you know it's going to turn
Speaker 2: out to quote for a building project in a hearse
Speaker 2: saying the right image. But if you have, has anyone
Speaker 2: brought a second hand hearse as Jackpost just said, not
Speaker 2: used for the transportation of bodies other way clarified that
Speaker 2: it's sort of crystal clear here nine four one four
Speaker 2: one o four three. All right, we've got five Top
Speaker 2: of Tuesday coming up next, the.
Speaker 7: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: There was getting ready to start five to but Tuesday,
Speaker 2: and then somehow we get into talking about hearses, and
Speaker 2: Jackpost says that I reckon somebody will buy them and
Speaker 2: use them as a regular car, and literally within third seconds,
Speaker 2: all the phone lines are jammed. I mean ten lines
Speaker 2: is what we have here. Oh, down to people who
Speaker 2: have stories about owning second hand hearses. I've just had
Speaker 2: a look on car sales dot com dot au. There
Speaker 2: are loads. Oh you want one, I'm looking into it.
Speaker 2: I understand it. I did it make a better black
Speaker 2: Thunder for the show you we're doing double take if
Speaker 2: you saw Christian color Breakford show rid on the back
Speaker 2: of heart going, are they saying his show's dead?
Speaker 13: Oh?
Speaker 2: Is that how they fire them? Now? All right, well,
Speaker 2: let's take some calls then, from BIB who have owned
Speaker 2: second hand hearses. First of all, we got Mick good morning.
Speaker 10: Good morning, Christian Jack and Patagan.
Speaker 2: Good morning, met Welcome to the show. So if you
Speaker 2: owned a hearse, Yeah.
Speaker 10: I own a heart. I'm the third owner of a
Speaker 10: black nine eight sixty four Pontiac Hearse. So I'll drive
Speaker 10: it as my regular weekend cruising car and it used
Speaker 10: to belong to the Coroner in Melbourne for about thirty years.
Speaker 10: I've had a lot of stiffs in the back.
Speaker 2: Mick, how do you do that? Do you not get
Speaker 2: I'd get scared Orna.
Speaker 10: Look, my wife will not go in the back. She
Speaker 10: won't even look over the back of the front.
Speaker 3: Seat in empty space the mic or have you put
Speaker 3: seats in there?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 10: No, I've got a bit of a story with that
Speaker 10: as well. I've got a coffin in the back with
Speaker 10: a fake skeleton in there, and I've got some heads
Speaker 10: hanging on chains, hanging swinging in the back window as well.
Speaker 2: The creep no bill, that is terrifying. I'd crashed my calf.
Speaker 2: I looked over at traffic lights. Who is in the
Speaker 2: next lane? I saw that?
Speaker 10: And the coffin's even got like the beware tape actually
Speaker 10: wrapped around it. I've actually because every year I do.
Speaker 10: I do Halloween in it as well, so that's a
Speaker 10: big hit down where I live.
Speaker 3: But it's one day a year. Have you ever been
Speaker 3: pulled over or gone through a booze bus?
Speaker 10: Yeah, but that usually pull you have just for a look.
Speaker 10: It's got a very it's got a very angry vating
Speaker 10: it as well, so that always gets a bit of attention.
Speaker 2: It's really rushing to get to the other side, shitty
Speaker 2: and where I'm going to have to look out for
Speaker 2: you at the weekends. Where'd you drive this around?
Speaker 10: I'm down past just a little bit past you along,
Speaker 10: so I do a fit bit of cruise around along,
Speaker 10: but I do get up to Melbourne and stuff.
Speaker 3: So next time you're cruising up this way, say hi,
Speaker 3: come us away hi, so we can see this, okay,
Speaker 3: I worried?
Speaker 2: All right, Mick, thank you so much to give us
Speaker 2: a cool man.
Speaker 10: Have a good day, my pleasure.
Speaker 2: Let's go to Claire. Good morning, Good morning, Claire. What
Speaker 2: can you tell us about owning a second hand hears?
Speaker 8: Actually, my I learned to driving in a hear in
Speaker 8: a second hand here, how come my dad was the
Speaker 8: local wick up and he got this hears really really ten,
Speaker 8: so he saw.
Speaker 6: The favoritely good thing for us to learn to driving it.
Speaker 8: I also I also small my first I had my
Speaker 8: first accident in a her It was pretty.
Speaker 2: Horrible car to drive, I bet because they're big, cumbersome
Speaker 2: thing something a long wheelbase.
Speaker 8: Yeah yeah, it had a three on the tree. Do
Speaker 8: you know what that is?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 8: Three when the goose shifted on the on the steering wheel,
Speaker 8: steering wheel, all right.
Speaker 2: They used to have that was somewhere like in the eighties.
Speaker 2: Some French cars used to have that.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, well, lots of cars used to have that
Speaker 6: in the eighties.
Speaker 8: And it was the eighties when I learned to drive.
Speaker 2: So I bet you're a really good driver, Claire, actually
Speaker 2: because you learned to drive and something that driving some
Speaker 2: of that cumbersome and awkward when you're getting a smaller
Speaker 2: normal car be easy.
Speaker 8: No, oh yeah, well I can drive anything.
Speaker 2: And also I love the fact that your dad got
Speaker 2: a discounted hearst. Do you think it was because he
Speaker 2: was a priest and now I wants to rip off
Speaker 2: a priest.
Speaker 8: Absolutely. I think they had a conversation over at funeral
Speaker 8: and came up that he wanted to.
Speaker 2: You'd want to give a priest funeral. It's amazing and
Speaker 2: in funeral? Hey listen, uh it save it up for sale? Beautiful?
Speaker 2: Just you know where I am, the big house, the
Speaker 2: Crucifi's on the top.
Speaker 7: That's me.
Speaker 2: Just that that one there.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it was a bit like that.
Speaker 2: You'd want to give a priest a good fair price?
Speaker 2: Would you worry about that?
Speaker 8: Genuine?
Speaker 2: Wow? I need to buy a second hand car and
Speaker 2: I wont about gettingripped off. I'm thinking if I dressed
Speaker 2: up as a priest and go and look at these
Speaker 2: cars people are they're not going to rip me off?
Speaker 2: Are they? No way?
Speaker 6: Give you deliver?
Speaker 2: Yeah? They will, Claire, that's about three great stories wrapped
Speaker 2: into one. Thank you very much, going to skill this
Speaker 2: one and brilliant worries Bye? Tim?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Tim? Yeah? Nice Tim. Tell us about owning a second
Speaker 2: hand hearse, I'm not the.
Speaker 6: One who actually owns.
Speaker 10: It belongs to my friend's dad.
Speaker 1: He bought a secondhand from the church because looking and
Speaker 1: upgrading as it was an older and uh, why want
Speaker 1: it tricked out?
Speaker 13: I want.
Speaker 2: Wi fi.
Speaker 3: I don't bury your loved ones anywhere else bucket.
Speaker 10: Seas it gets better. They were struggling to sell it
Speaker 10: to start with. So what they did is they put
Speaker 10: the coffin inside it and told the coffin with.
Speaker 2: It to him.
Speaker 3: Does he still have the coffin in the back?
Speaker 12: Yeah, So he got an empty coffin with his hurt
Speaker 12: when he brought it off the church.
Speaker 2: And what does he use it for?
Speaker 3: He uses he uses it palatals the coffin.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the coffin.
Speaker 10: He puts his totals in it.
Speaker 2: And you know those signs would go, no power tools
Speaker 2: are left in this. You're not breaking into a heart sorry, terrifying.
Speaker 3: No way you lifted.
Speaker 12: Do we even think about it?
Speaker 6: Do we?
Speaker 10: We're going to be inside the coffin.
Speaker 6: I don't think anyone would.
Speaker 14: He never lost the hair, he.
Speaker 13: Never lost the battle.
Speaker 9: Cool.
Speaker 2: There's so much to learn from this, Tim. He's a
Speaker 2: smart man, your mate, That's what I thought, Tim, Thank
Speaker 2: you very much for giving us a calls. Christ Thanks mate,
Speaker 2: who knew that so many of you got storts about
Speaker 2: owning second hand hurses? Thank you The.
Speaker 7: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: I just something else. I actually had a lift in
Speaker 2: a her someone who had one. About two or three
Speaker 2: years ago, was invited to speak at a thing to
Speaker 2: a load of teenagers along with the Duke of Edinburgh,
Speaker 2: Prince Philip, the Queen's husband, and he does think of
Speaker 2: the Duke of Edinburgh a wards and he was going
Speaker 2: to be speaking.
Speaker 3: Came out here. I remember today in high school the
Speaker 3: Duke of Edinburgh Awards.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well there's the Duke of Edinburgh Wards, and then
Speaker 2: there's the Gold Award for kids that do it to
Speaker 2: a very high level, and they get invited to Saint
Speaker 2: James's Palace. Change his palace just literally sort of next
Speaker 2: door to King Pants. It's on the Mau. It's where
Speaker 2: the royals often live, they don't always live in bucketing palets.
Speaker 2: And I was invited to a talk there to the
Speaker 2: teenagers along with Prince Phillips. So I was really excited
Speaker 2: about it. I was on my old radio show. I
Speaker 2: was mentioned they're saying, you know, it's only about ten
Speaker 2: minutes from the where my radio station used to be,
Speaker 2: and someone offered to give me a lift there in
Speaker 2: a limousine to mark this event. So I was really excited.
Speaker 2: The morning of it, I had to leave the show
Speaker 2: early to get this, to get through the security and
Speaker 2: stuff like that and meet the Prince and you know,
Speaker 2: and before we did the talk together, and suddenly my
Speaker 2: producer went, there's a hearse outside. I'll stop winding me up.
Speaker 2: He said, he's bringing a limo and he went, no, no,
Speaker 2: that is a hearse out there. This listener right thought
Speaker 2: i'd find it funny to turn up to see James
Speaker 2: in her hears.
Speaker 3: It is kind of funny.
Speaker 2: It's not when you're already nervous and you just want
Speaker 2: to get there and meet Prince Phillips. So anyway, I
Speaker 2: had to dry there. And it pulled up at the
Speaker 2: front out in front of Saint James's Palace, and obviously
Speaker 2: there's a lot of security there. There's loads of tourists
Speaker 2: there all taking photos.
Speaker 3: It's a hur And were you in the passenger said
Speaker 3: or were you lying down and there was no.
Speaker 2: Room passage in the back.
Speaker 3: You were in the back?
Speaker 1: Yes.
Speaker 2: I was getting really spooked out by that.
Speaker 4: They think it was for Phil And then we got there.
Speaker 2: That's actually really disrespectful. He's actually not very well at
Speaker 2: the moment.
Speaker 4: Parts it's pretty old.
Speaker 2: Oh wow. Obviously one of those. Are you don't like
Speaker 2: our great royal fans?
Speaker 4: I didn't say it.
Speaker 2: Well, pretty clear you're not a royalist, are you?
Speaker 4: On plain? Impact?
Speaker 2: Don't know Prince Philip, Yeah, he's all right anyway. He
Speaker 2: does a lot of good stuff for these teenagers and
Speaker 2: the Duke of Edinburgh woods. So I get in there
Speaker 2: and I'm introduced to him, and he's a very big, tall,
Speaker 2: imposing man. Because it was like two or three years ago,
Speaker 2: he would have been like in his early nineties. But
Speaker 2: he had these amazing, sparkly mischievous eyes. And someone introduces us.
Speaker 2: He says, you know, thank you for doing this. And
Speaker 2: the voices how you see it on TV, but you know,
Speaker 2: when you meet someone you like. I'm taking it all in.
Speaker 2: I'm instant changes place. There's like artwork all over the wall.
Speaker 2: I've never seen a building with such high ceilings. It
Speaker 2: was built in like the fifteen hundreds. And then it
Speaker 2: was what also was it was really cold in there,
Speaker 2: and every room I went in they had you know,
Speaker 2: those cheap three bar heaters. I'm not joking, but in
Speaker 2: these cavernous like state rooms. But I guess because I
Speaker 2: don't build ducted heating in the Fife the Tudors. I
Speaker 2: think it was around there. It was so cold and
Speaker 2: behind my back, I'm like rubbing my hands together and
Speaker 2: so get riddy chili. But anyway, we go to to
Speaker 2: talk together and then he's introduced to me for the
Speaker 2: second time, but in front now of I think it
Speaker 2: was eight hundred teenagers and their mums and dads, and
Speaker 2: he then says to me, in front of everyone, i'ven't
Speaker 2: just found out you didn't really turn up here in
Speaker 2: a hearse. Everyone starts laughing. I go bright red at
Speaker 2: member and then have to tell the story about the
Speaker 2: listener let me down on the horse. But as actually
Speaker 2: Prince Philip was saying, actually for someone that has a
Speaker 2: breakfast show, it's the ideal transport because you can lie
Speaker 2: down the back.
Speaker 3: I'm a kid.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the more I think about it's a great idea
Speaker 2: to actually own a hearse.
Speaker 7: The Christian and O'Connell breakfast show Melbourne's Gold one oh
Speaker 7: four point three.
Speaker 2: So we were primed to do this about four two
Speaker 2: minutes ago. I'm took about today return off after Who's
Speaker 2: calling Christian five to but Tuesday, But then thanks to
Speaker 2: an email from listener Lillian about hearses and all those
Speaker 2: amazing stories and calls we've got, we're now doing it.
Speaker 2: Like I said an hour ago, every person who jumps
Speaker 2: on air with us this week, you automatically go into
Speaker 2: the drawer. This Friday, one of you is going to
Speaker 2: be staying at the kerry Hess Sweets at the Residents
Speaker 2: at the Langham. It's worth five thousand dollars two of
Speaker 2: you there for one night, breakfast, afternoon tea, evening, cocktails
Speaker 2: with cannapes, club lounge, access, great price, give it away Friday.
Speaker 2: Every person who jumps on air calls us this week,
Speaker 2: you're in with the chances are winning that big prize Friday.
Speaker 2: All right, then five to it Tuesday. How this works? Then,
Speaker 2: if we've forgotten I read out five phone in topics
Speaker 2: at the same time. If you've got a story about
Speaker 2: any of them, then give me a cool nine four, one,
Speaker 2: four three in our order. Let's get into it. What
Speaker 2: did you we have to go with this one? If
Speaker 2: you heard an hour ago, I'm not repeating it. In facts,
Speaker 2: I just went out to go to the toilet earlier,
Speaker 2: and you know, Sophie, she goes to me. You made
Speaker 2: me cringe early with that story about your daughter walking
Speaker 2: in on you in the bathroom. You're even my daughter?
Speaker 2: What made you cringe? You know what?
Speaker 8: It is?
Speaker 2: More evidence I'm off my peak?
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, off fake? What did you walk in on?
Speaker 2: What did you walk in on? Goodness knows what was
Speaker 2: the other side of that door or that room you
Speaker 2: went into? What did you walk in on? I was
Speaker 2: saying an hour ago, youngest daughter walked into my my
Speaker 2: wife and I having a bath last night, Father's Day
Speaker 2: this Sunday. I always love getting crazy dad stories. If
Speaker 2: you've got a crazy story about your dad, please share
Speaker 2: it with us this morning. Nine one o four three.
Speaker 2: Have you ever fate an injury to get out of something?
Speaker 2: If you have nine four one four one o four three.
Speaker 2: Also when you had to cry out for help, whether
Speaker 2: you were trapped somewhere, stuck in something, when you were
Speaker 2: to actually cry out loud for help? And last one
Speaker 2: today blaming a brother or sister for something and getting
Speaker 2: away with it. So those are your five topics today.
Speaker 2: When did you have to cry out for help? Did
Speaker 2: you blame something when you were younger or your brother
Speaker 2: or sister and you got away with it? Injuries you
Speaker 2: fate try and get you out of doing something, crazy
Speaker 2: dad stories? And what did you walk in on? Fun?
Speaker 2: I mean for your stories? As always nine one o
Speaker 2: four three nine four one four one oh four three
Speaker 2: is five Topic Tuesday give us called.
Speaker 7: The Christian O'Connell breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
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Speaker 2: With just kicks off this morning's five Topic Tuesday, where
Speaker 2: we run five phone inns at the same time and
Speaker 2: we take calls of your brilliant stories. What did you
Speaker 2: walk in on? Crazy dad stories, injuries you fate to
Speaker 2: get out of something, blaming a brother or sister for
Speaker 2: something and getting away with it and when did you
Speaker 2: have to cry out for help? Those are your five
Speaker 2: topics today nine four one four one oh four three.
Speaker 2: Let's go to so the Lions take some calls. Sharon
Speaker 2: Coome oning.
Speaker 6: Hi, Hi you Christian.
Speaker 2: I'm good, Sharon. I hope you well, thanks to calling
Speaker 2: the show. I wish what are you calling in about? Mate?
Speaker 6: Blaming my brother for something and getting away with it?
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 1: What was it.
Speaker 6: When I was about eight so quite at a long
Speaker 6: time ago, I lit a match and got a fright
Speaker 6: and dropped it and half started to burn down. So
Speaker 6: I blame my brother, because he was the one who
Speaker 6: liked to play with matches. And to this day, my
Speaker 6: parents still think it was my brother.
Speaker 2: So what do you mean the house didn't burn down.
Speaker 1: Half the house?
Speaker 6: We lost half the house.
Speaker 2: No, Sharon, right, there are kids listening to us right now.
Speaker 2: We should just say this is why you shouldn't play
Speaker 2: with matches. And actually people could end up far worse
Speaker 2: than you. Were lucky to get out alive, both of
Speaker 2: you and save but you lost half your house.
Speaker 6: Yep. I ran out of the room and see Jack,
Speaker 6: brother's name, was playing with matches and now the house
Speaker 6: is on fire. And yeah, it just went crazy from
Speaker 6: that point five grade. Yeah, the hardest thing was when
Speaker 6: my dad took us back through the house that night
Speaker 6: and it was just a shell.
Speaker 2: And what you still let your brother take the fall?
Speaker 10: For sure?
Speaker 2: When did you? When did you come clean about this?
Speaker 2: I haven't, you haven't, but surely your brother knows he
Speaker 2: didn't do it, and it becomes an issue now you're
Speaker 2: not ate anymore?
Speaker 6: No, exactly, my brother knew all along. And but you
Speaker 6: know I'm the older one, so I can make the threats.
Speaker 3: Well, I don't know. That's a huge sacrifice from him.
Speaker 2: I know. Do you and your brother still talk about this?
Speaker 6: No, we don't, but maybe at this time. I told
Speaker 6: my dad it's a long time now forty years?
Speaker 2: Do you want to do it on the show?
Speaker 6: He lives in the country, so I don't think he'll
Speaker 6: be living, doesn't the truth?
Speaker 2: I was testing again? So what you're never going to
Speaker 2: tell your momentath that you did it.
Speaker 6: I felt guilty for a long time.
Speaker 2: Oh, come on, come on, Sharon, that's shocking, unbelievable.
Speaker 6: Wow, my brother lives in Melbourne.
Speaker 13: Maybe he's listening.
Speaker 2: What's the name of your brother, Jamie, Jamie. I'd love
Speaker 2: to speak to your brother about this. How many years
Speaker 2: ago was this? How many decades are we talking?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 6: Look, probably close to forty. We were little tits.
Speaker 3: Wow.
Speaker 2: We That is some story, isn't it? All Right? Sharon,
Speaker 2: thank you very much for giving us a call.
Speaker 6: Thanks guys, love the show.
Speaker 2: All right, Thank you very much. Amy, Good morning, Amy?
Speaker 11: There, yep, I'm here.
Speaker 2: Oh good stuff? Yeah, Amy, So can I fired a
Speaker 2: bit Tuesday? Thanks?
Speaker 6: You call it?
Speaker 2: And what's your story?
Speaker 11: So I faked an injury to get out of one
Speaker 11: of those silly stenty kind of bodyshop parties.
Speaker 2: Oh right, okay, whether you buy like foot oil made
Speaker 2: out of rosmary petals up, yeah, don't take medicine for
Speaker 2: your hay fever lang lang lang oil.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 11: And to make matters worse, my friend's mum who was
Speaker 11: running the party, she was all into incense and stuff.
Speaker 11: She was very hippy dippy, so her whole house not
Speaker 11: like incense. So it kind of helped the factor of
Speaker 11: pretend you have an asked for attack.
Speaker 2: So yeah, to get out of it, you pretended to
Speaker 2: have an asteroid to get out of it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you know what those parties are like.
Speaker 5: You feel obliged to spend money even though you don't
Speaker 5: want anything.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 11: Yeah, I was in high school. I didn't make any
Speaker 11: money anyway. I was only there to make up the numbers,
Speaker 11: and I felt guilty. So I'm like, how do I
Speaker 11: get out of this? So I thought I'll just have
Speaker 11: an asma attack and get out of it. The problem
Speaker 11: is now every time I go around the house, she
Speaker 11: runs around and opens windows to kind of like.
Speaker 2: You're still you're still living the lie. That's great, Amy,
Speaker 2: Thank thank you very much. You cool. All right, have
Speaker 2: a good day. Let's take one last one Sharon, Good morning,
Speaker 2: Hey Sharon, Yes, it's a five octop at Tuesday. What's
Speaker 2: your story.
Speaker 8: I was walking home from work one night when a
Speaker 8: builder's site would.
Speaker 2: Fly with walls, fell on me, fell on you, fell
Speaker 2: on me.
Speaker 8: Yes, the wind must have caught it.
Speaker 1: Let's bar and I jumped, but I didn't jump far enough.
Speaker 6: I caught my ankle and jined me down.
Speaker 2: Okay, and now, which which topic are you calling it about?
Speaker 2: Looking at the list, I don't believe wolves falling on people.
Speaker 2: It's on it, but it's always lovely to I.
Speaker 1: Had to call up for help.
Speaker 2: It's sorry, we're confused because the wolf fell on you.
Speaker 9: Yep.
Speaker 2: How do we stuck under the wall?
Speaker 1: That probably about seven to ten minutes.
Speaker 2: That's a long time any minute. It is too long
Speaker 2: to be stuck under a wall. All right, Sharon, thank
Speaker 2: you very much. You cool have a good day, all right,
Speaker 2: of course, coming nine four one four one four three The.
Speaker 7: Christian O'Connell breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: We're doing five top of Tuesday. We're on five phone
Speaker 2: ins at the same time. Here are the five topics
Speaker 2: this morning. When did you have to cry out for help.
Speaker 2: We really had a truly shocking story about blaming something
Speaker 2: on a brother or sister and getting away with it injuries.
Speaker 2: You fate to get out of something. I asked for
Speaker 2: Amy five minutes ago looking for crazy dad stories this
Speaker 2: morning and what did you walk in on? One oh
Speaker 2: four three before we go to the headlines with Pats Kathleen.
Speaker 10: Good morning, Good morning, Christian.
Speaker 2: How are you? I'm good? So, Kathleen, what did you
Speaker 2: walk in on? Mate?
Speaker 12: I the phone was ringing and I wondered why no
Speaker 12: one was answering it.
Speaker 6: So I ran upstairs and badged in on my mum
Speaker 6: and step third.
Speaker 8: And apparently they were doing something.
Speaker 2: How old were you thirteen? Thirteen?
Speaker 8: Luckily it was pitch black see anything?
Speaker 2: But did you get the sense you disturbed something?
Speaker 6: Oh? Yes, wow?
Speaker 5: I didn't know what?
Speaker 2: All right, Kathleen, Thank you very much. You cool. Have
Speaker 2: a good day.
Speaker 11: Thank you you too bad.
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Speaker 2: Right now we're taking your calls on five topic Tuesday.
Speaker 2: Five phone is running at the same time. I know,
Speaker 2: and you can have it. You got these great stories
Speaker 2: this morning. What did you walk in? On injuries. You
Speaker 2: faked to try and get out of something. We're looking
Speaker 2: for crazy dad stories, Father's Day, this Sunday. Don't forget
Speaker 2: blaming something on your brother or sister and he got
Speaker 2: away with it. And when did you have to cry
Speaker 2: out for help? Those your stories today? Nine four one
Speaker 2: four one oh four three Julia, Good morning, Hi Christian,
Speaker 2: how are you going, Julia? We're good. You sound like
Speaker 2: you've had a couple of coffees already.
Speaker 1: Oh no, not kid, all right, I'm just a happy soul.
Speaker 2: Wow. Great, welcome to the show. Thanks for corning, and
Speaker 2: what have you got for us?
Speaker 1: I had to cry for help. In grade five, we
Speaker 1: went to the Swan Hill Pioneers Settlement and we were
Speaker 1: supposed to stay in a group walking around and I had,
Speaker 1: you know, we're all given a limited amount of money
Speaker 1: to take, and I bought a summer roll, which was
Speaker 1: like a new garbar covered in chocolate and coconut. And
Speaker 1: I had a kangaroo who decided he wanted my summer role.
Speaker 1: So I took off into the bank and I locked
Speaker 1: myself in what would have been back then like the
Speaker 1: bank safe, and the kangaroo was on one side of
Speaker 1: the bars, and I was on the other and I
Speaker 1: was crying out for help, and one of the workers
Speaker 1: had to come and rescue me and stew him out.
Speaker 1: That I was like, I was only a little person
Speaker 1: back then, and I was absolutely petrified. But I was
Speaker 1: been giving up my summer role. I didn't get summer
Speaker 1: roles very often.
Speaker 2: This is great to the casual on look it we
Speaker 2: don't like, the kangaroo is trying to rob the bank.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, well he just he desperately wanted the summer roll,
Speaker 1: probably more than what I did, but he wasn't going
Speaker 1: to get it. And he was bigger than he was,
Speaker 1: bigger than I was, and I was just standing my ground,
Speaker 1: and all of a sudden, like I realized that I'd
Speaker 1: actually locked the door on the old bank you know
Speaker 1: sort of safe thing it was, And it was not
Speaker 1: like a safe as we know it now. It was
Speaker 1: just like an iron bars.
Speaker 2: So how did they get you out? Do one of
Speaker 2: the workers have keys?
Speaker 1: No, they had to get like, you know, a couple
Speaker 1: of them to come and actually open up the door
Speaker 1: because it was an old, rusty lock. And he said,
Speaker 1: no one's ever managed to do this before, so you're
Speaker 1: just going to have to be patient. But I just
Speaker 1: sat down.
Speaker 2: Kangaroo.
Speaker 1: Kangaroo's going going like.
Speaker 3: He's still there this time.
Speaker 2: I didn't want kangaroo's ground as well. I learned so much.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't know what he was doing, but he
Speaker 1: was really happy exactly.
Speaker 2: All right, Judy, a great story. Thank you very much
Speaker 2: for sharing it with us. All right, thank you so much.
Speaker 2: All right, take care, you have a good day you
Speaker 2: bye bye now.
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Speaker 5: You can still get them, Yeah, I got one last week.
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Speaker 3: From all over?
Speaker 2: Hey, can you bring some in? I'd love to try if.
Speaker 4: I can still find them? Tho were really popular. I'll
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Speaker 2: Thanks you. I'd love to try them. All right, let's
Speaker 2: try who we got here? Kim? Good morning, Kim, Good morning, Christian?
Speaker 2: How are you? I'm good, Kim, welcome to the show.
Speaker 2: Have you having a good morning so far?
Speaker 8: And I am?
Speaker 13: Thank you?
Speaker 2: And what's you story for us? Mate?
Speaker 13: It's about my crazy dad. Yeah. Now, I'm originally from
Speaker 13: the UK. My parents still live in the UK, and
Speaker 13: I went back last year for a holidays and I
Speaker 13: went grocery shopping with them. Okay, we're walking around and
Speaker 13: we get to the fruit and fed and my parents said, oh,
Speaker 13: I just got to get some broccoli, and oh yeah, okay,
Speaker 13: that's all right. So I'm standing there and then my
Speaker 13: dad picks up the broccoly and proceeds to try and
Speaker 13: break off the stalk. And you know how sick a broccoli.
Speaker 2: Stalk is, yes, very thick.
Speaker 13: Yeah, And I said, why do you do it? He said, well,
Speaker 13: I don't eat this, so I'm not bloody.
Speaker 10: Playing for it.
Speaker 2: What's fair enough? I mean he's got a good point
Speaker 2: break off the weight there and then prep his veggs
Speaker 2: in the grocery aisle.
Speaker 13: But there were many get gets the broccoli and I said,
Speaker 13: well don't that's too thick. You're not trying to be
Speaker 13: able to break that one. He then produces is a
Speaker 13: little pen night out of his pocket and cut the stor.
Speaker 2: He's come prepared for those, like every boy scout. He's
Speaker 2: peeling his onions there, Adam.
Speaker 3: The skins is just extra white as well.
Speaker 2: I said, really good at it? What you think about.
Speaker 13: I'm not kidding him, And I said, isn't real? He
Speaker 13: said yeah, and I said, well look bad. He goes, Look,
Speaker 13: you keep a look out if if someone comes you
Speaker 13: imagine me and I'll put my knife back in the pocket.
Speaker 13: And no, I just walked away and I keep behind
Speaker 13: one of the other canters. And he was there for
Speaker 13: a good ten minutes checking out the broccoli and yeah,
Speaker 13: hold his little pennther start cutting it off because he
Speaker 13: couldn't break it.
Speaker 2: Wow, Kim, thank you very much. You have a good day.
Speaker 13: Thanks Christian, right.
Speaker 2: I already felt like we were there then, didn't it?
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Speaker 2: Thank you very much for the stories on five topic Tuesday.
Speaker 2: Some emails that are coming in as well from Dino.
Speaker 2: This is talking about injuries. He fated to get out
Speaker 2: of something. Christian and I my best met at school,
Speaker 2: fate having appendicitis to get out of sports day at school. However,
Speaker 2: to go through with this all, he was rushed to
Speaker 2: hospital because of the school took it very seriously and
Speaker 2: he had his appendix and he couldn't go to the
Speaker 2: doctors to get out a sports day, so he had
Speaker 2: them removed when there were no trouble was however, well
Speaker 2: he's a real method person doing that. J Nio of
Speaker 2: it all. Thank you very much, Dino Christian. We're talking
Speaker 2: about when you had to cry for help. About thirty
Speaker 2: years ago. My dad, he was a panel beater, was
Speaker 2: pinned to the floor of his workshop by car after
Speaker 2: the hoist it was on broke. He it's cool for help.
Speaker 2: He was trapped under the car for a number of hours.
Speaker 2: In retelling of this story, he claims the worst part
Speaker 2: was that he had to listen to my new Kylie
Speaker 2: Minogue album in the cassette deck because it was playing
Speaker 2: whilst he was there trapped. To this day, his eyes
Speaker 2: glaze over when he hears locomotion. By the way, this
Speaker 2: is some jade. This is jade, and it's the same dad.
Speaker 2: Do you remember they sank at seat together. Oh God,
Speaker 2: Jay loved to hear from you again. And now there
Speaker 2: was a lovely listener of ours. And don't you already
Speaker 2: shout out? However, I will do for this guy, because
Speaker 2: we've got a great listener called Dave. And whenever he
Speaker 2: calls in, and he's always got a great story about
Speaker 2: what we're talking about or a funny joke. He will
Speaker 2: always very subtly but persistently thank and urge me to
Speaker 2: thank and everyone his Malvin Lacrosse team. Good lick to
Speaker 2: volve on lacrosse. To that, well, I've got an update.
Speaker 2: I wouldn't normally do with this, but he's so persistent
Speaker 2: about it and obviously so passionate about the club, the community.
Speaker 2: Christian pattern. Jacket's day from Malvin Lacrosse Club. Great news.
Speaker 2: Do you remember? Do you remember? It's all about the
Speaker 2: push for the Grand final place. Obviously, like Foot, at
Speaker 2: the moment, my Division three team has won the major prelim.
Speaker 2: We now have birth in the upcoming Grand Final in
Speaker 2: two weeks time. The score was seventeen ten in our favor.
Speaker 2: We also finished on top of the ladder of the season,
Speaker 2: pinging that cover to spot in the last week of
Speaker 2: seasons playing. Please give a huge block Capitals, shout out
Speaker 2: to my beloved teammates and indeed the whole club. He's
Speaker 2: obviously feeling very magnanimous here. We did it, guys. More
Speaker 2: game to win. I'm a fifty three year old playing
Speaker 2: in a somewhat young man's sport and still loving it all.
Speaker 2: I'm not even the oldest player in the team. Thank
Speaker 2: you very much, and please give a shout out for
Speaker 2: the boys once more. We've made it into the grand finals.
Speaker 2: Well done Malvern Lacrosse.
Speaker 3: Can we get down there for the Grand Final.
Speaker 2: It's a huge game. Give up the grand final. It's
Speaker 2: all about Malvin Lacrosse Club and that grand final in
Speaker 2: Division three. But Dave Well and the team.
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Speaker 2: This week it's International Dog Week. You might have seen
Speaker 2: in all the photos pinging around on social media yesterday.
Speaker 2: So we're looking for your dog celebrities. I've got Labra
Speaker 2: Dora the Explorer.
Speaker 3: That's good. Also, Pats, I should point out there about
Speaker 3: five minutes ago Christian realized he threw away all the
Speaker 3: ones he's been working on all morning.
Speaker 2: Accent. Well, I don't know. They're all Panicky Kennel Rogers. Yeah,
Speaker 2: Maria Sharpey over dog tennis player Iggy Pup. I hope
Speaker 2: there's someone listening who has got a little puppy that's
Speaker 2: called Iggy Pup. Brian Furry Hello, Mick Wagger and Great
Speaker 2: Dane swan Son's good. All right, Jack, What have you
Speaker 2: got dog celebrities?
Speaker 3: I've got Great Dane, Judy dench Ah, Michael Puglas, Tommy
Speaker 3: Flee Jones.
Speaker 2: Ah, yeahs I had a Tommy Lee one. I remember
Speaker 2: what it was. It's in the bin. It probably deserve
Speaker 2: it probably just threw it. Sound in the bin.
Speaker 3: Paul Lando Bloom Who Paul Land Orlando?
Speaker 2: Right? Okay? Yes?
Speaker 3: And shitsu surrounding.
Speaker 2: How dare you come on there? How are you agro?
Speaker 2: Send its yours? Today's time waste. So then we're looking
Speaker 2: for your dog celebrities. Text him in oh four seventy
Speaker 2: five three one oh four three oh four seven five
Speaker 2: three one oh four three, well mark them in ten
Speaker 2: minutes time. Here on Gold one oh four point three
Speaker 2: broccol E the.
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Speaker 2: This week is International Dog Week. Do you see all
Speaker 2: the cute dogs going around? All little pictures yesterday on
Speaker 2: social media on Instagram?
Speaker 15: And that.
Speaker 2: All right? So today we're looking for dog celebrities. How
Speaker 2: is the old unit? This Luna?
Speaker 3: By the way, your dog you you wouldn't even recognize
Speaker 3: that she is in such good shape. Now, she did
Speaker 3: have a big Christmas and that's the last time you
Speaker 3: saw her. Yeah, she's not as fat.
Speaker 2: Hey, I wasn't judging on fat. I just said this
Speaker 2: is a big dog.
Speaker 3: He got her a pig on toothpicks or something like that.
Speaker 2: Anyway, let's say this move on much, I ask now.
Speaker 2: Dog celebrities Joe Cocker Spaniel Silver Word and Die, Jack
Speaker 2: Russell Crowe Civil plus, Michael J. Fox Terrier Civil plus,
Speaker 2: Clint Eastwoth Gold definitely, Andrew, thank you very much, Joe
Speaker 2: cockerleg Mutt, Damon Cleever Silver plus, Jamie Flee, Curtis Gold,
Speaker 2: didn't go Star Gold Spaniel, Radcliffe Gold, Robert sit Down Jr.
Speaker 3: Gold.
Speaker 2: Oh wow, it's the second one of the year. Luke
Speaker 2: and News sles it a terrible year, uh St. Bernard
Speaker 2: Fanning Silver Plush, Corgy Clooney Silver silver, Chris Hemsworth gold
Speaker 2: and Greg and Dandenong, Sarah Jessica Barker Gold plus, Michael J.
Speaker 2: Foxhound two for Michael J. Fox Very good Silver, Dave
Speaker 2: Growl Gold Mark Hello.
Speaker 14: Well performed then gold plus, Christopher Walkes Gold plus Brad
Speaker 14: Pittbull Silver, Hugh Jack Russell Silver, Tick Astley gold and
Speaker 14: Molly Ringworm gold plus.
Speaker 2: It's our highest gold count. Well done every one of
Speaker 2: your dog celebrities.
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Speaker 2: the Audacious Bath Going to have another this afternoon? No,
Speaker 2: I think we just need to let the house all.
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