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Speaker 3: Hey, good morning, Thursday morning, Christian O'Connor Breakfast Show. Ho
Speaker 3: you well this morning I was coming into the radio
Speaker 3: soci this morning, trying to run from the car into
Speaker 3: the station. Here it's pouring down with rain as it
Speaker 3: is right now. And uh, you know, sometimes there are
Speaker 3: people who's swipey card doesn't work, or they're just hanging
Speaker 3: around outside waiting for someone else to let them in. However,
Speaker 3: I'm at a sports legend a gun this morning, stuck
Speaker 3: outside the front of our radio station. Aaron Phillips is
Speaker 3: in our building. Well, why is she.
Speaker 4: Hanging around the building at five am in the morning.
Speaker 3: But that's what I thought. But she's you know, she's
Speaker 3: now she's co host thing for a couple of months
Speaker 3: on a Adelaide breakfast show. I didn't know that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Oh, and she does it out of here.
Speaker 3: She's here. They would she was doing stuff at the
Speaker 3: Open yesterday. Oh cool, Yeah, she was there yesterday hanging
Speaker 3: out with Federer and serena pretty amazing day. Anyway, she
Speaker 3: was stuck out. We had to let her in the building.
Speaker 3: If you're erin Phillips, you should have a swipe card
Speaker 3: that gets you into any building wherever you want.
Speaker 4: See. I thought you were going to say rules of
Speaker 4: rules therein I know who you are, but I can't
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Speaker 3: to know you could have been fired. Did you not
Speaker 3: get the memo? I mean, you know footies are hard, well,
Speaker 3: but then there's breakfast radio. But what I could I
Speaker 3: was so made up mean her, even though it was
Speaker 3: very early and you're like trying to make small talk
Speaker 3: with somebody. But yeah, amazing, Yeah real gun Lois suits
Speaker 3: obviously got into her footie. She idolizes her. She can
Speaker 3: make up. I think she was a very good basketball
Speaker 3: player as well, and cricketer, you know, one of those
Speaker 3: all rounders that can just do any any sport. So
Speaker 3: on this morning show. Then yesterday, the big thing is
Speaker 3: we were naming the beer here. Hero's Gold is what
Speaker 3: our Bushfire relief beer is going to be called. Heroes Gold,
Speaker 3: and next Wednesday it starts to it's actually being be
Speaker 3: produced and then the middle of february's when you can buy.
Speaker 3: We'll give you all the details about how you can buy,
Speaker 3: how you can support it. This is a bushfire relief
Speaker 3: beer as well. It's a fundraising beer. And thanks so
Speaker 3: much all the hundreds of names of different suggestions of
Speaker 3: what we should call of this important beer. But we've
Speaker 3: gone for Heroes Gold. And the really really exciting thing
Speaker 3: is people have a really started to make jingles later
Speaker 3: on this morning. You can hear some of them. Some
Speaker 3: of them are incredible. That one we got I sent
Speaker 3: you guys yesterday afternoon at the Guy's Scent is great.
Speaker 4: I mean, stop the search here.
Speaker 3: I think I thought we would take another week or
Speaker 3: two trying to find a great jingle, but there is
Speaker 3: a really, really good one. Now. Patsy is putting something
Speaker 3: off that a lot of us put off, and that
Speaker 3: is to do with your teeth. Please tell everyone what
Speaker 3: you need to have done at the dentist.
Speaker 2: I've got a lot, well it's mounting up. I've got
Speaker 2: to get three fillings and then I've got I think
Speaker 2: I must grate my teeth when I sleep. So I've
Speaker 2: got like two very small hair cracks down my front teeth,
Speaker 2: and apparently I need caps on them or something cracks?
Speaker 3: What you do? Two cabs and three fill in my
Speaker 3: teeth afterward? This thing at bed at night time to
Speaker 3: stop me grinding? You're actually cracking your teeth?
Speaker 5: Got a crawd. I don't know.
Speaker 2: But when he said that and he said caps, I
Speaker 2: didn't hear anything else. All I could see was dollar
Speaker 2: signs in my eyes. But the dentist keeps crying, what's
Speaker 2: a cap on the toothing?
Speaker 5: Well, a couple of grand I think, no.
Speaker 3: No, no, I don't mean like literally, what do they do?
Speaker 2: I think they put like a film over it so
Speaker 2: it can't crack any further.
Speaker 3: Well, can't you put some of that spare contact that
Speaker 3: you had from when you did all these stool books?
Speaker 3: Is that a way to save some money?
Speaker 4: Maybe I should?
Speaker 6: So?
Speaker 3: How many phone called reminders? Because I'm sure to have
Speaker 3: this filling at the back, and the dentists went yard,
Speaker 3: we'll give you a reminder to two messages I've had.
Speaker 3: I was meant to come in six months ago. Yes,
Speaker 3: I'm all right. The moment I will I will call
Speaker 3: you when I'm in pain. That's when I bought my tent.
Speaker 4: To the point, said Tom Hanks in Castaway Level, where
Speaker 4: he has to knock it out with.
Speaker 3: The ice, I'm not doing it while it doesn't hurt,
Speaker 3: because no one winningly hands himself into the dentist.
Speaker 2: I just I've got terror from like being a kid.
Speaker 2: We had the worst dentist, old missus Burns.
Speaker 5: She petrified me and she was really she was dreadful.
Speaker 5: And she had this caro heater in a waiting room.
Speaker 2: And now every time I smell it, it takes me
Speaker 2: back to sweaty.
Speaker 5: Palms and waiting to be called in to.
Speaker 3: Get You got post traumatic stress disorder from the but
Speaker 3: also pats to be fair dental care like nowadays, you
Speaker 3: should take your kids in. They calm them down. You
Speaker 3: want to watch some episodes of Friends? I know put
Speaker 3: the special all this. We didn't have any There was
Speaker 3: no watching anything.
Speaker 4: My dentist has a TV installed on the roof, so
Speaker 4: when you're lying back in the chair, you watch TV.
Speaker 3: It's all nice. Now do you want some homeopathic treatment?
Speaker 3: Are you waited? What was it that you had to
Speaker 3: sit there? And I'm sure that the sound of the
Speaker 3: drill was even louder the recon I reckon, they've got
Speaker 3: these new like they have these whisper hair dryers. Now,
Speaker 3: I reckon, they've got like whisper drills. You barely hear
Speaker 3: it now, but you see it somedings that were using
Speaker 3: on some kid's teeth.
Speaker 4: Starting a petrol engine.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show podcast.
Speaker 3: May have heard in the news this morning with Patsy
Speaker 3: very sad passing away of a proper comedy icon. Terry Jones,
Speaker 3: one of the founding members of Monty Python, has passed
Speaker 3: away overnight, which is really tragic news because Terry was
Speaker 3: your bona fide, like all the Python's genius geniuses word
Speaker 3: that we bounded around too easily these days, but Terry
Speaker 3: and all all the members of Monty Python were that
Speaker 3: are that are geniuses. And one of the one of
Speaker 3: the things I was surprised about when I moved here
Speaker 3: was just how much British comedy you all grew up
Speaker 3: on and revered, which was lovely. I love that, including
Speaker 3: so many of you loved Monty Python like a lot
Speaker 3: of people over the world, but I didn't realize that
Speaker 3: it stretched as far as Australia because obviously when they
Speaker 3: were on TV, TV was a much smaller place to
Speaker 3: get it around the world. Now we all stream and
Speaker 3: everyone's watching the same TV show wherever you are on
Speaker 3: the world. But I used to they were just a
Speaker 3: There'd just been nothing like Monty Python. When I was
Speaker 3: a kid watching that with my dad. He used to
Speaker 3: let me watch it. There'd been nothing like that before.
Speaker 3: I don't think there ever has really since either.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I have similar memories of my parents being big
Speaker 4: Monty Python fans and watching Live at the Hollywood Bowl
Speaker 4: as a young kid and Life of Brian as a
Speaker 4: young kid. Probably too young for the age I was,
Speaker 4: but have such fond memories of that, and it is
Speaker 4: something I shared with my parents.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they were, they were. They made so much. They
Speaker 3: changed all of comedy. If you think about even communities
Speaker 3: like Steve Martin and South Park are they all always
Speaker 3: pay huge credit to what Monty Python did with not
Speaker 3: just the how well written all the sketches were and
Speaker 3: how silly and surreal they were, but visually how it
Speaker 3: all looked as well, with the Foot Coming Down and
Speaker 3: then the movies as well. Jack and I were just
Speaker 3: talking before the show about Life of Brian. Just how
Speaker 3: if a movie like I don't even know imember, and
Speaker 3: I'm lucky enough to interview quite a few of them,
Speaker 3: And Terry Jones of a couple of times, and John
Speaker 3: Pleas and Michael Palin, they also the same thing. They
Speaker 3: don't think they'd be able to make those movies in
Speaker 3: these modern times. They wouldn't be a mate. They don't
Speaker 3: think they get the funding for Life of Brian, and
Speaker 3: they think they'd be death threats and stuff like that.
Speaker 3: That the world is a more advanced place in certain ways,
Speaker 3: but in some ways far more which.
Speaker 4: Is interesting to think about. You think we are always
Speaker 4: getting a little bit more progressive, but it's something that
Speaker 4: was made in the seventies couldn't be made to know.
Speaker 3: In terms of comedy now and offensiveness, I think we're
Speaker 3: actually becoming going backwards at times. You know, you think
Speaker 3: about people who are actually upset and wrote big articles
Speaker 3: saying that Ricky Gervas is a right wing nut job
Speaker 3: because of some jokes he made at the Golden Globe,
Speaker 3: at the Golden Gloves that even said at the beginning,
Speaker 3: now these are just jokes. I've been hard to write
Speaker 3: them but plays if you got upset, remember they are
Speaker 3: just jokes. Did them and people were still upset and
Speaker 3: then said he's right wing because of making jokes. So
Speaker 3: goodness knows what people would have made of Life of
Speaker 3: Brian if that came out like this weekend.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but do you remembermember the impact that Life of
Speaker 4: Brian had when it first came out, because I moment
Speaker 4: it must have had its fair share of controversy back.
Speaker 3: When it was in England. I mean the stuff that
Speaker 3: it deals with. I mean there were like protesters, the
Speaker 3: stiffly worded letters to the BBC. I mean, I think
Speaker 3: Peter Sellers fund, they struggled to get financing from it.
Speaker 3: Peter Sellers bank rolled that movie.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and George Harrison and George.
Speaker 3: Howson Yeah yeah, well they just couldn't get the money.
Speaker 3: People were like scared of being anywhere involved and stuff
Speaker 3: that there were. There was a religious group that took
Speaker 3: out full page newspaper adverts urging anyone who was religious
Speaker 3: not to go and see this movie, basically saying you
Speaker 3: would going to hell.
Speaker 4: But isn't that I mean, I bet that worked against
Speaker 4: their what their will want? John, If I saw that
Speaker 4: in the newspaper. I would go.
Speaker 3: The next day John Clees said it was in the
Speaker 3: Daily Mail, and even then the Daily Mail was just
Speaker 3: kind of you know, the adverts were placed in the
Speaker 3: Daily Mail, and I remember John Clees was saying, how
Speaker 3: one of the of the pythons, I think it was
Speaker 3: Michael Poland called and going did you write these and
Speaker 3: take these? They just were so over the time that
Speaker 3: John John's these. Surely these are so ridiculous. An actual
Speaker 3: human surely hasn't written this and taken a four part
Speaker 3: John is under a fake name. But I would saying
Speaker 3: maybe we should We often do ay couple of months
Speaker 3: we try and to do a classic movie club. Maybe
Speaker 3: we should do Life for Brian. You know, there are
Speaker 3: so many, so many great moments that still really really
Speaker 3: funny now and live on as well. I was also saying,
Speaker 3: you know how they have you often people will talk
Speaker 3: about the Mount Rushmore, who be on the Mount Rushmore.
Speaker 3: If we were talking about the Mount Rushmore of comedy geniuses,
Speaker 3: people that actually change comedy forever and leave a different
Speaker 3: mark on it, you've got to have the pythons out there.
Speaker 3: But obviously there's five of them, so let's just say
Speaker 3: there's one face that is all their five faces, a
Speaker 3: very python ess kind of image. Maybe it's just a
Speaker 3: stamping foot represents all five of the founding members.
Speaker 4: Of Hydra creature that has five of their heads coming
Speaker 4: off one neck.
Speaker 3: So I think the pythons would be on the Mount
Speaker 3: Rushmore of comedy, right, they deserve to go on that.
Speaker 3: Who else do you think deserves to go on the
Speaker 3: Mount Rushmore of comedy? Like our founding fathers and mothers,
Speaker 3: like really did change it?
Speaker 4: Does this go back far enough from me? I guess Seinfeld?
Speaker 4: Jerry Thyon, Yeah, I missed the great sist. I don't
Speaker 4: think there's a funnier sitcom than Seinfeld.
Speaker 3: Last night I was watching the first two episodes of
Speaker 3: the new Larry David Kirby Your Enthusiasm, Yeah, season ten,
Speaker 3: which is still so funny. And when you watch Larry
Speaker 3: David and Kirby Enthusiasm, it's George, you know, it's just
Speaker 3: everything that happens there, You know, I would see right
Speaker 3: you were you're writing a Larry David who co wrote
Speaker 3: all of them and came up with the idea with Jerry,
Speaker 3: he is George.
Speaker 4: And then like Monty Python in a way, It's kind
Speaker 4: of those partnerships that.
Speaker 3: Were just like yeah, absolutely, yeah, definitely Jerry Seinfeld foul,
Speaker 3: definitely going perhaps, who do you think should go on?
Speaker 5: You know who it is?
Speaker 2: For me, it's got to be Paul Hogan, a bit
Speaker 2: of local flavor. He was absolute, absolutely remarkable and had
Speaker 2: a big impact on me. I thought it very down
Speaker 2: to worth. Black and white is what you see, and
Speaker 2: he doesn't pretend to be anything else.
Speaker 5: And he was an institution here. He was a massive
Speaker 5: part of my upbringing.
Speaker 3: He must have been so the rest of us. So
Speaker 3: in England we came across Paul Hokam for the first
Speaker 3: time with Crocodile Dundee, which was this for me. I
Speaker 3: thought it was like the funniest movie in the world.
Speaker 3: I just thought it was such a funny, funny movie.
Speaker 3: It was massive that movie. I think it made like
Speaker 3: three or four hundred million around the world. They made
Speaker 3: it for like twelve million. It was a huge movie.
Speaker 3: So he would have been before your time, Jack ye.
Speaker 4: I mean, yeah, we're going down familiar path here, but
Speaker 4: I haven't seen Crocodile Dundee.
Speaker 3: I keep forgetting. Yeah, I thought every Australia had to
Speaker 3: at school leaving exams. You weren't allowed to go into
Speaker 3: the world with us seeing crocodile.
Speaker 5: But he had a weekly show.
Speaker 4: I know, I know the theme. He goes he's an
Speaker 4: outback kind of guy in goes to New York?
Speaker 3: Is that it? But so much more, so much more.
Speaker 3: It's a really funny movie.
Speaker 5: His stand up.
Speaker 2: He did a show every week, Christian and I think
Speaker 2: it was on Channel nine, wasn't it, Brad? Channel nine
Speaker 2: used to show it, and he throwing to.
Speaker 3: Our older producer was around Wikipedia actually go to him
Speaker 3: about a lot of stuff. So the Egyptians use this
Speaker 3: the writing tools.
Speaker 5: But some of these characters like Leo Wenka.
Speaker 3: His name, this isn't like before the show at the
Speaker 3: Warmer Show. We're actually on air. We don't need to
Speaker 3: know any more about that character. That Monty Python, whoever
Speaker 3: that character was. Okay, so let's take a break now
Speaker 3: and have a little pats chat with Patsy give us school.
Speaker 3: Who do you think should be on the Mount Rushmore
Speaker 3: of comedy. I think pats should be.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast show podcast.
Speaker 3: Apologies about the strong language that Patsy used earlier. She
Speaker 3: couldn't find the folder of a strong language you can't
Speaker 3: use on breakfast radio, amongst all the other one hundred
Speaker 3: and fifty ones. So we just opened up a new
Speaker 3: subfolder for her. All right, we're trying to We're talking
Speaker 3: about comedy legends this morning, because one has passed away,
Speaker 3: Terry Jones from Monty Python and also the writer of
Speaker 3: Labyrinth as well, a properer comedy genius. We're talking all
Speaker 3: the other Pythons and everybody else. Who do you think
Speaker 3: deserves to be on the mount Rushmore of comedy? Think
Speaker 3: about people who really changed comedy and their comedy lives
Speaker 3: away after them. Let's take some calls right now. Scott
Speaker 3: coome Onrning good on, Yeah, good Scott. Who do you
Speaker 3: think should be on the mount Rushmore of Comedy?
Speaker 6: I think you get going through the eighties, earlier nighties.
Speaker 3: Even now, you can't go past Eddie Murphy, the comedians
Speaker 3: in cars with him and Jerry Seinfeld. You see Jerry
Speaker 3: Stool in AWE. There's a scene where the two of
Speaker 3: them are having a coffee together and Jerry said, I
Speaker 3: always always thought you were the magic man. You just
Speaker 3: had something different for Jerry Seinfeld say that to another comedian.
Speaker 3: You can just see he's just in awe of the
Speaker 3: powers of Eddie Murphy and he's due. He's just signed
Speaker 3: a deal with Netflix. He've been doing two brand new
Speaker 3: stand up specials, and.
Speaker 4: He talks in that episode with Jerry Siefeld about how
Speaker 4: scared he was to go back to stand up. But
Speaker 4: I just rewatched Eddie Murphy raw Bianca.
Speaker 3: It's so good, amazing story teller and what a great
Speaker 3: comic character as well. Beverly Hills cop was great. Love
Speaker 3: those movies. Yes, Scott, Eddie Murphy just should definitely go up.
Speaker 3: And without Eddie Murphy there'll be no Dave Chappelle, a
Speaker 3: lot of other comedians and Chris Rock they allow him
Speaker 3: and Richard Pyre so much, Scott, great idea, Thank you
Speaker 3: very much.
Speaker 7: Thanks judge. Everyone.
Speaker 3: Let's go to Kieran. Good morning, Kieran. Hey, yeah, good Kieran,
Speaker 3: thanks for calling in so for you? What will you?
Speaker 3: Who should we have on the Mount Rushmore for comedy?
Speaker 8: Matt Zone and Trey Parker park.
Speaker 3: Definitely what an amazing show. Yeah, definitely, and very Monty
Speaker 3: Pythron at time as well, but comedy with a real
Speaker 3: edge as well.
Speaker 4: Fearless and it kind of underrated. All people like to
Speaker 4: put South Park in a box. I think there's just
Speaker 4: a silly TV show cartoon that has a lot of
Speaker 4: swearing in it, but it's such a clever, clever, funny show.
Speaker 3: Yeah. And the movie World America Team Police. That is
Speaker 3: a really really smart movie as well, very bad and.
Speaker 4: There stage musical Book of Mormon. I mean, that's honestly
Speaker 4: one of the best things I've said ever. Any too,
Speaker 4: haven't seen it.
Speaker 3: Was in London, frages they kept being off with tickets
Speaker 3: and still didn't go to see it.
Speaker 5: Is it still here, Pats, No, it's finished.
Speaker 3: I think it's opening in Thankston, so might go and
Speaker 3: see that small Reptor they do Kira and that's a
Speaker 3: great one. They're definitely out there. Matt and Tray, well done,
Speaker 3: thanks for that. Have a good day.
Speaker 7: Thank god.
Speaker 3: Let's take one last one. Todd, Good morning, Good morning guys.
Speaker 3: How are we today? We're good? Todd? I hope you will?
Speaker 3: And out of the rain? Todd, who is it for you?
Speaker 3: On the Mount rushmore of comedy.
Speaker 6: Well, I'm going to go back a bit further and
Speaker 6: go Andy Coffin.
Speaker 7: He kind of pioneered that awkward and not sure if
Speaker 7: it's funny.
Speaker 6: Not sure if it's a bit risk guy.
Speaker 3: Yeah, absolutely. You think about Sasha Baron Cohen. Yeah, he's
Speaker 3: definitely been you know that, he's a he's a real
Speaker 3: echo of what Andy did, not coming out of character
Speaker 3: and just really really pushing it into awkward areas. No
Speaker 3: bor rat and or I mean he's fearless when he
Speaker 3: goes as that film in that series he did that
Speaker 3: was on stand last year is hard to watch at
Speaker 3: times where you're like he's in genuine danger of his life.
Speaker 4: Have you have you said that? There's a Jim Carrey
Speaker 4: documentary where he talks about playing Andy Kauffman in the
Speaker 4: movie Man on the Moon.
Speaker 3: It's a brand documentary and.
Speaker 4: To get into Andy's headspace. He never came out of
Speaker 4: character in the film, so when the director yells cut,
Speaker 4: he's still portraying himself as Andy Kaufman. And everybody who
Speaker 4: waits on the.
Speaker 3: Film pass and I keep waiting for you to break characters.
Speaker 3: Been eighteen months now. It's Andy Kaufman of Radio Jackpones.
Speaker 3: It's a character. It's a character. Todd, that's a great idea.
Speaker 3: Definitely put an Andy up there. And also Lacker in
Speaker 3: Taxi Todd have a good.
Speaker 6: Day, you too, amout, you too, Thank you.
Speaker 9: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show podcast Morning the news that
Speaker 9: Terry Jones on the founding fathers of Funding Fathers, founding
Speaker 9: members and also founding fathers of Monty Python passed away
Speaker 9: and I were talking about how Monty Python should definitely
Speaker 9: be on the Mount Roushmore of Comedy.
Speaker 3: We're taking your suggestions about who else deserves to be
Speaker 3: up there. Some great names here we mentioned Jerry Sign,
Speaker 3: Dave Chappelle, Eddie Murphy, and Ricky Gervais. I will let
Speaker 3: Ricky know. I think Ricky just presumes he's up there anyway.
Speaker 4: I don't think you have his own face commission, even
Speaker 4: if he wasn't put up there.
Speaker 3: Christians, anyone mentioned George Carlin, Yeah, George Carlin won the
Speaker 3: greatest stand ups ever. Andrew, that's a great one. And
Speaker 3: Matt Frankston I surprised that none of us thought this one.
Speaker 3: Robin Williams, Yeah, of course, of course, just as automatically
Speaker 3: as Monty Panthon should be up the great Robin Williams.
Speaker 10: It's time for the radio version of everyone's favorite nineteen
Speaker 10: fifties television game show What's My Line of Work?
Speaker 3: All Right, it's time. The first time in twenty twenty,
Speaker 3: this has still made the cut. It stood on the show.
Speaker 3: We did actually have a meeting last Friday.
Speaker 4: We went through all our so called features to all
Speaker 4: the segments, and.
Speaker 3: It was brutal. Somehow this is I think that was
Speaker 3: a bit of the meeting where we just were like this,
Speaker 3: God the pub now, yeah, yeah, we're still doing that one. Yeah,
Speaker 3: when we go back over that list this week. Anyway,
Speaker 3: let's commit to it. I played the music What's my
Speaker 3: line of work? So we reset the scores because I'm
Speaker 3: saying that because I've completely forgotten.
Speaker 4: What no one knew what they were anyway, believe you
Speaker 4: were not leaving it was you were not.
Speaker 2: Come on, I'm good at this game, says yourself. No,
Speaker 2: I am on, lady.
Speaker 3: Remember Collett, who's the most honest person in this radio session? Collect?
Speaker 3: Do you know what the schools were?
Speaker 5: Tatsy was winning? Thank you, corl.
Speaker 4: I actually thought my memory of it was that you
Speaker 4: drew her.
Speaker 5: Or even not even remotely close.
Speaker 3: Collect. Let me ask you again, was I drawing it
Speaker 3: with Pats?
Speaker 5: Absolutely?
Speaker 3: I said the fairest I remember on the wall. Believe it,
Speaker 3: all right, So we're going to reset the schools.
Speaker 5: You're okay with that, Pats, Oh yeah, I'm a team.
Speaker 1: Player, all right.
Speaker 3: All right, So this is how it works, and you
Speaker 3: cool it and A we going to try and guess
Speaker 3: what your line of work is in three questions, you
Speaker 3: give us a one line clue to your job. So
Speaker 3: if you've got an unusual job that we think, there's
Speaker 3: no way we're going to guess. This is few and
Speaker 3: we'll send your prize.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show podcast.
Speaker 3: For someone who claims to be the winner of this game.
Speaker 3: Jack and I just had a very tough three minutes
Speaker 3: explaining how the game worked, that apparently she was the
Speaker 3: best to play.
Speaker 5: Talking tongues and made it clear I heard, I heard.
Speaker 3: Is that I heard him and talking to you very clearly,
Speaker 3: so did brand to producer. We've now got blood come
Speaker 3: out of our ears.
Speaker 10: So with no guessing, it's time for the radio version
Speaker 10: of every favorite nineteen fifties television game show, What's my
Speaker 10: line of work?
Speaker 3: All right? Before we play letters, remind ourselves more than
Speaker 3: the good people that might be listening right now, how
Speaker 3: this game works. Listener comes on it. They give us
Speaker 3: a one line clue to their tricky job to guess.
Speaker 3: Perhaps you'll go first, then Jack then myself. We ask
Speaker 3: a question each that it's a yes no answer. Then
Speaker 3: we guess.
Speaker 5: Radio captain.
Speaker 3: Are you sure you get it?
Speaker 6: Yep?
Speaker 5: Jackie, are you competing?
Speaker 4: That's what I told you.
Speaker 3: I said that work or word during Banana Rama, and
Speaker 3: normally I'd like to have science and the studio. If
Speaker 3: my three girls are on you now much? I love
Speaker 3: banana rama. Okay, all right, be ready to play if
Speaker 3: we already? Why did we keep this feature? It's so complicated?
Speaker 4: Is then path comes back through the nicom, going I'm there.
Speaker 4: So we squished the two persons together.
Speaker 3: So only two of us are playing. So she said
Speaker 3: you did it so not in front of the children.
Speaker 6: Fake.
Speaker 3: Good morning, Fase.
Speaker 1: On the phone, Good morning Christian.
Speaker 3: Good morning, Fae. Sorry about this. We're just having a
Speaker 3: few internal issues at the moment. All out at some
Speaker 3: point at the end of the year, hopefully, Faith. Okay,
Speaker 3: so Faye, at least you know what's going on. Fae.
Speaker 3: You can run this feature for me this morning. Fay,
Speaker 3: give us the one line, clue to your job.
Speaker 11: Okay, so iissed people every day.
Speaker 7: And this is one test that you wouldn't want to
Speaker 7: get wrong.
Speaker 3: Oh, I've got past disease. Disease?
Speaker 5: Fae.
Speaker 2: Do you work in like a pathology you know? Do
Speaker 2: you work with like test tubes and stuff?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 4: Faye? Do you test people one on one?
Speaker 6: Yes?
Speaker 3: Fai. Do you work for the police? No?
Speaker 5: Do you wear a lab coat in your job?
Speaker 3: The job? And you said question?
Speaker 1: Told you?
Speaker 3: I've told you.
Speaker 6: No, I don't.
Speaker 2: Are you like any exam person you know?
Speaker 4: Job Jackie?
Speaker 5: No, I just said, are you like an exam person
Speaker 5: that marks?
Speaker 3: You know?
Speaker 2: I like to work for the Curriculum Assessment Authority or
Speaker 2: something like that.
Speaker 3: No, I'm not.
Speaker 4: Are you a school teacher?
Speaker 12: No?
Speaker 3: Are you a driving examiner?
Speaker 6: Oh, clarify that question.
Speaker 3: Do you take people out in the driving test? You
Speaker 3: work for VIC Roads? Oh?
Speaker 4: No, no, no, you stubbed this.
Speaker 3: Yeah, perhaps you couldn't even get it in twenty two questions?
Speaker 3: So Jack and I have one. You knew as many
Speaker 3: as you want?
Speaker 6: Game.
Speaker 3: Well, now you didn't win this.
Speaker 5: What are you saying?
Speaker 11: I'm a drug and alcohol tester?
Speaker 3: You come in and do pats I could not need.
Speaker 1: To Christian Hello, Christian O'Connell, Breakfast Show podcast.
Speaker 3: Vic Rhoades Heatherton yesterday had a good in fifteen minutes.
Speaker 4: It was that long, wasn't it.
Speaker 3: The Yeah, I get some new number plates because someone
Speaker 3: stole my other ones and coin experience, isn't it When
Speaker 3: you got a big road, you get the little First
Speaker 3: of all, there was a queue out of the door.
Speaker 13: Oh yea queue out the door.
Speaker 4: To you would have just kept driving like not today,
Speaker 4: it's not today.
Speaker 3: But you can't have got no number plates. It's illegal.
Speaker 3: So there was a queue out of the door. And
Speaker 3: that's just to meet the very very cheerful. This woman
Speaker 3: was amazing. The greeter they have, they're the greeter. Don't know.
Speaker 4: I've only ever seen the ticket machine.
Speaker 3: Oh no, no, no, no, there's a greeter. There's someone there,
Speaker 3: there's hi. How are you? And she was so cheerful, enthusiastic,
Speaker 3: despite the bow zone in front of me. Get this
Speaker 3: guy she's going to So you want to get your
Speaker 3: driving license renewed. This runs out in September. You want
Speaker 3: to do that today, He's like in January. This runs
Speaker 3: out in September. Very broad cross section of the world,
Speaker 3: isn't there. Everybody's there, everyone's represented as they should be.
Speaker 3: At vic robes it's like a David Attenbury.
Speaker 4: They say Australia's multicultural, but really.
Speaker 3: Wow, it's got everything there. So I get my little
Speaker 3: card name RN twenty one and they go and take
Speaker 3: my seat. And as always the numbering system, that doesn't
Speaker 3: make any sense because RN O twenty one suddenly there's
Speaker 3: AB nineteen.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but it's different categories of what you need to do.
Speaker 2: So if you need a regio, it might be different
Speaker 2: to someone like you who needs number plates. There's different
Speaker 2: codes like many care used to be.
Speaker 3: Oh that how but it's very stressful because you can't
Speaker 3: It was three o'clock in the afternoon, so I was
Speaker 3: getting ready for my little you know, nana nap there
Speaker 3: and I had my book and everything like that. That
Speaker 3: that and I've got even got a hot chocolate as well,
Speaker 3: so I can have a little thing. I don't know
Speaker 3: why I got hot chocolate, but I did. I was
Speaker 3: start with hot chocolate and I started to get snoozy.
Speaker 3: But then you can't because the.
Speaker 4: Number well, you can't we predict how far away you
Speaker 4: are with a normal numbering system. You go, all right,
Speaker 4: it's number twenty. I'm number thirty.
Speaker 3: There are RN one, so I've got another twenty before
Speaker 3: I'm called up, so I can have a little power
Speaker 3: that for five minutes. It's so stressfulus like ab t's it.
Speaker 3: I'm and it was like an hour and fifteen. Then
Speaker 3: I go to the counter and there was a lovely
Speaker 3: a lovely man in front of me right who he
Speaker 3: felt like our dad, you know, just just a friendly guy.
Speaker 3: Was a little little fellow with a beard. And very
Speaker 3: quickly I realized he wasn't this. He wasn't always on
Speaker 3: the computer screen. And he kept like hitting the old
Speaker 3: f buttons, you know, going sorry about this son, printer.
Speaker 3: This actually do is a one point. This printer needs
Speaker 3: to coffee to wake up. Three times he had to
Speaker 3: go and get his supervisor. He was this gentleman here,
Speaker 3: Oh Jeff, you just need to there is the computers
Speaker 3: are everything.
Speaker 4: It's computerized now, and they wonder why I'm so slow.
Speaker 3: He was. He was a lovely guy, and I felt
Speaker 3: so sorry because he reminded me of my dad. He
Speaker 3: was a decent man, and he actually said a swear
Speaker 3: word when he heard what happened. To him, went how
Speaker 3: could people do this?
Speaker 1: Though?
Speaker 3: And he swore, and I'm like, oh, thank you for that.
Speaker 3: And he was he was flaffing around and that he
Speaker 3: kept wasn't sure what he.
Speaker 4: Was doing, trying to print off a new number plates.
Speaker 3: And then he goes. So this lady kept going and
Speaker 3: off the third time, going there again, telling him that
Speaker 3: he was the wrong screen and stuff like thish, yes
Speaker 3: you told me the day Margaret. Sorry. Then she goes
Speaker 3: and she grabbed it. She gently grabbed his arm and
Speaker 3: she was leaving him for the third time, goes, could
Speaker 3: you go out a log off the system after this, Jeff,
Speaker 3: and take someone out for driving tests, you know, when
Speaker 3: you've sort of been reprimanded. He couldn't even look me
Speaker 3: in the eye after that, and I didn't want to
Speaker 3: catch his eye because he knew that I knew that
Speaker 3: he'd been said, yeah, if you're screwing it up, go
Speaker 3: out and take some of the old young kids out
Speaker 3: around the block for the driving test. But thank you
Speaker 3: very much. So Jack has a day like me yesterday,
Speaker 3: where you've got something to when you look forward to.
Speaker 3: You've got a nice long drive today in the rain.
Speaker 4: I should be looking forward to today, and I've got
Speaker 4: a wedding this afternoon, but Thursday at Thursday, and I
Speaker 4: don't want to if the lovely couple or one who's
Speaker 4: involved in the wedding is listening, Like, I'm very excited
Speaker 4: to see any and Tom get married today. But we're
Speaker 4: down in Point Lonsdale, so almost at Queens Cliff at
Speaker 4: the end of the peninsula down there, beautiful, big long
Speaker 4: drive down for a Thursday wedding. And then I mean,
Speaker 4: we've got to be here tomorrow morning. Work must go on.
Speaker 3: I mean he's looking at me pattially like we got
Speaker 3: to be here. I mean, you badly did the last
Speaker 3: Friday with us. What you trying to say, we got
Speaker 3: to be here? Yes, what are you angling for? Well,
Speaker 3: I'm just saying it means you're a designated driver obviously.
Speaker 4: Well, I put myself in a designated driver mode because
Speaker 4: I want to get a proper rest in tonight. Don't
Speaker 4: want to get home too late tonight. It's an hour
Speaker 4: and a half back.
Speaker 3: Or your lucky wife being stuck with that guys vicar. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: as above, we get the vowels. Everyone knows. It's just
Speaker 3: it's just like Te's and CEA's like with your grade. Yeah,
Speaker 3: we get it. No one's reading them anymore now, okay,
Speaker 3: yes except I do. Yaddy yaddy, yahda. Just get out
Speaker 3: of here. I'm going to turn into a pumpkin at midnight.
Speaker 3: Come on.
Speaker 4: So I have to hurry home after the show today
Speaker 4: to get ready for the wedding, which is actually a
Speaker 4: garden party theme, which means like this.
Speaker 5: Out there, it's going to clear, It'll be okay.
Speaker 4: Well, the I looked at the weather at for Point
Speaker 4: Lonsdale nineteen and raining pretty much until late afternoon evening.
Speaker 3: If you're sl like that in your photos, it's a
Speaker 3: different thing. Can I just ask you one last thing
Speaker 3: about this winning today? But you said, Brad told me
Speaker 3: the other day on Monday, you came in you look
Speaker 3: very smart. I've never seen you in a shirt. You short,
Speaker 3: and I needed a pair of thin soled boating shirts.
Speaker 3: It was a very and I thought, okay, twenty twenty.
Speaker 3: He's obviously been in the sales. But you said, Brad
Speaker 3: told me the next time I went chat was looking
Speaker 3: uncharacteristic smart. He guess. Oh, I don't know if you
Speaker 3: know this. I don't know if he told you might
Speaker 3: not want you to know he was road testing his
Speaker 3: wedding outfit. I was like, oh, no, existing out.
Speaker 4: Because I never I've never worn Guardian party theme. I've
Speaker 4: never worn a shirt like that, and I've never worn
Speaker 4: boat shoes.
Speaker 3: And I couldn't be leave botus shoes. I've been to
Speaker 3: the Green Day fan we hang out with last year shoes.
Speaker 4: I should know from you're reactually going that's a nice
Speaker 4: summer shoe, isn't it?
Speaker 3: Boating shoes?
Speaker 5: Get a soft suit.
Speaker 3: I don't know if I've never known anyone row test
Speaker 3: and outfit. It's a brand new thing for twenty twenty Christian.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show podcast.
Speaker 3: So if you ever come across anyone who is a
Speaker 3: Bushfire hero and the reason behind us want to do
Speaker 3: the beer to try and raise some money to do
Speaker 3: our bit on the show and to use these microphones
Speaker 3: for a little bit of good is actually to celebrate
Speaker 3: the reason why we end up going with the heroes.
Speaker 3: Golden the most common word that you kept saying when
Speaker 3: you were trying to come up with names. So what
Speaker 3: can we call our bush Fire fundraising beer? Hero was
Speaker 3: the most common word, and it's the heroes are the paramedics,
Speaker 3: the fieries, but the heroes are also the everyday unsung
Speaker 3: heroes that we don't even know their names. They don't
Speaker 3: have uniforms, and but they're going out and doing their bit,
Speaker 3: or they're at home knitting pouches for the orphan Joey's there.
Speaker 3: Those are the people that we to know about. So
Speaker 3: if you ever come across any of them, maybe it's
Speaker 3: yourself as well. We can happen anyway, just to try
Speaker 3: and support what you're doing. Steve, yesterday we spoke to
Speaker 3: It's going out this weekend trying to build a with
Speaker 3: their hands. They've got nonether, big equipment about a kilometer
Speaker 3: just a length of fencing and that will take them
Speaker 3: all weekend, just going out into bands down and booking
Speaker 3: an areas like that where they've kind of been even
Speaker 3: though the fires have now luckily at the moment, have
Speaker 3: died down and are over for now. But those areas,
Speaker 3: like Steve was telling us yesterday, those areas kind of
Speaker 3: feel out. They don't know what to do now. They're
Speaker 3: going to be waiting a long time for payouts and
Speaker 3: for the rebuild, and they're still hour by hour trying
Speaker 3: to lid their lives, feeling very abandoned, very scared, and
Speaker 3: probably isolated right now. And so anyone who's going out
Speaker 3: into these areas to try and say alone, we're still
Speaker 3: thinking of you. We know the fires aren't around, but
Speaker 3: the devastation they've called afterwards is going to be living
Speaker 3: in those areas for a very long time. And then
Speaker 3: there's people like Josh his four y four buddies going out.
Speaker 3: They're four x four off roaders. They organize a Facebook
Speaker 3: group sing if anyone wants to join them and go
Speaker 3: and take supplies needed out into very remote areas that
Speaker 3: are hard to get down, but not if you've got
Speaker 3: a big off roader four by four and you know
Speaker 3: how to use it. And then Pierce. When Jack and
Speaker 3: I came in two weeks ago to do a little
Speaker 3: bushfire show, we spoke to Peers as a trade in
Speaker 3: Fitzroy and he was sat watching the news and he
Speaker 3: wanted to do something. He thought I could donate my
Speaker 3: time and my tools for the rebuild. Still have a
Speaker 3: Facebook group and it was just him and then it
Speaker 3: built and built and built, and he'd had it for
Speaker 3: four days when we spoke to him two weeks ago
Speaker 3: and there had been astonishing then two weeks ago five
Speaker 3: thousand traders all over Australia, New South Wales, not just
Speaker 3: here in Victoria as well, w Way as well, all
Speaker 3: wanted to come and help out for the rebuild. You're
Speaker 3: at the Facebook group right now and if you're a trader,
Speaker 3: I know we've got a lot of good, hard working
Speaker 3: traders who listened to this show. What's the name of
Speaker 3: the Facebook group.
Speaker 4: Again, tradees for Fire Affected Communities, which Piers admitted wasn't
Speaker 4: the catchiest name, but it's still working. But it is
Speaker 4: working because if he had five thousand when we talked
Speaker 4: to him the other day, it's up to thirteen thousand
Speaker 4: members with five hundred and fifty active posts a day.
Speaker 4: So that's people from effective community saying hey, this is
Speaker 4: a town that you might not know about. They need
Speaker 4: this kind of help, and then people commenting, yep, I've
Speaker 4: got you. I can bring this up. Great, So it's
Speaker 4: a two way thing. People can go on and say
Speaker 4: we need some happle, Yeah, you need some. It's actually
Speaker 4: just reading through it is really touching and it's kind
Speaker 4: of incredible what people are doing. It's great.
Speaker 3: These are the kinds of people that we want to
Speaker 3: just be able to toast a glass to on a
Speaker 3: Friday with your first drink of our soon to be
Speaker 3: available heroes. Goal to actually say cheers to you what
Speaker 3: you guys are doing. And we've got someone else on
Speaker 3: the line now, another Bushfire hero, him and his boss.
Speaker 3: I just want to get them on and say thank
Speaker 3: you for what they're doing. Ash, Good morning, Good morning, Christian.
Speaker 3: Hell are you yeah, we're good? Listen Ash, tell everyone
Speaker 3: what you and your boss are going doing with these
Speaker 3: heybells and what you've been doing already.
Speaker 6: Yeah, look, I want I want to actually no, Mike,
Speaker 6: my boss, and a few of these this movie, they
Speaker 6: really want to help out with the Bushbose, specifically with
Speaker 6: the farmers up there. They've actually already been up for
Speaker 6: y Run Run as as a convoy up there, taking
Speaker 6: hay bales up to the affected affected cows up there,
Speaker 6: you know, just just to obviously give them food and
Speaker 6: keep them alive while they're trying to rebuild up up north.
Speaker 6: We've been going up to up to corry On at
Speaker 6: the moment, trying to deliver deliver some some feed for
Speaker 6: the desperately needed food for the cows.
Speaker 3: And what was it like when he went out there,
Speaker 3: because obviously, you know, we kind of forget about that.
Speaker 3: We know of the homes and you know a lot
Speaker 3: of the other wildlife and the habitats have been wiped out.
Speaker 3: What was it like when they went up? They were
Speaker 3: just a simple thing of a bay, you know, haybells.
Speaker 6: Yeah, look absolutely lucky he'd been up. Not myself, but
Speaker 6: you know, he said it was it was, It was
Speaker 6: pretty devastating, he said. You know, obviously you see burnt
Speaker 6: out paddocks, you know, and when you pull when you
Speaker 6: when they pulled up with the trucks with the hay,
Speaker 6: you know, you've got cows that will sprint down to
Speaker 6: get get the feed. You know. The real the real
Speaker 6: danger right now is that you know, it's these cows
Speaker 6: start eating the burnt ground, you know, can potentially poison
Speaker 6: and kill them. So you know, we're trying to make
Speaker 6: an immediate impact by providing hay bales to obviously keep
Speaker 6: them alive and keep them going and you know, keep
Speaker 6: that really they as said, alive.
Speaker 3: That's amazing. So who is doing this? So who is ash?
Speaker 3: And you were involved this as well and as other
Speaker 3: buddies as well. So did you say you're excavators by trade,
Speaker 3: you do plant high.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I'll work for a company called Starbuck Excavation and Plant.
Speaker 6: And he's sort of been working along with three or
Speaker 6: four of his mates Rough Excavations and from Cornford Excavations
Speaker 6: and Lorrie Landscapes, and those guys have been spending their
Speaker 6: time and fuel going around picking up hay bars and
Speaker 6: trying to you know, have that convoy ready to deliver
Speaker 6: up there. But yeah, but they just really already wanted
Speaker 6: to have something to be able to help out with
Speaker 6: the bush followers. And I know they've been trying to
Speaker 6: figure out something from the beginning and they came up
Speaker 6: with this and they're they're heading back up there this weekend,
Speaker 6: which is which sort of trying trying to drum up
Speaker 6: some more hay bars and that kind of thing at
Speaker 6: the moment.
Speaker 3: So how can we help people might be listening, What
Speaker 3: can we do? How can we help you?
Speaker 6: For those of you, for those out there, look, a
Speaker 6: direct direct impact for us would be to obviously be
Speaker 6: able to provide bars of hay whether it's you or
Speaker 6: if you've got a family or friends that you could
Speaker 6: speak to and ask if they've got any bars of
Speaker 6: how they could they could get to us. They can
Speaker 6: go straight to our Instagram page at Starbuck Excavation and
Speaker 6: direct message my boss and he will organize to whether
Speaker 6: to have it collected or meet somewhere somehow. The other
Speaker 6: way would be potential donations to buy bills of Hey,
Speaker 6: they cost about seventy five seventy five to ninety dollars each,
Speaker 6: so you know if that money will also go to
Speaker 6: it because we can't obviously not everyone can can directly
Speaker 6: donate hey or but you know, if they've got funds,
Speaker 6: they can help us to buy some more hay, you
Speaker 6: know if.
Speaker 3: They want to do that. I mean, I'd love to
Speaker 3: buy some bells for you guys. How can they do that? Mate?
Speaker 3: Because I know I can, I can do that. There
Speaker 3: might be other people that might want to.
Speaker 6: Do that if a if a direct direct message my
Speaker 6: boss on on on his Instagram page, he will love
Speaker 6: He'll organize that with you. Absolutely, he's already been doing
Speaker 6: that as it is, so not everything has been completely
Speaker 6: donutd so far. Some of these guys have spent their
Speaker 6: own money and obviously had other people donate money to
Speaker 6: potentially buy these these bils.
Speaker 3: Well listen, Ash, thanks for letting us know about what
Speaker 3: your boss is doing. What's your boss called.
Speaker 6: My boss's name is Jimmy Starbuck.
Speaker 3: Great name great, I mean, is Jimmy Starbuck Starbucks Excavation
Speaker 3: and Plant Highway. Jimmy Starbuck is a winner's name. It is,
Speaker 3: it is.
Speaker 6: He's an absolute legend. Hard to go the big fella,
Speaker 6: and yeah, well we're heading back up this Australia a
Speaker 6: long wakend, so it's not a great.
Speaker 3: Thing to do on Australia Day as well. Help people out,
Speaker 3: you know, just that simple act. It's not a simple book.
Speaker 3: Taking out that hey out there for the cows is
Speaker 3: something I think it's I think it's great what Jimmy's
Speaker 3: doing and what you're all doing as well. Full power toy.
Speaker 3: If there's any more out that we can do, you
Speaker 3: need to give us some just let let us know
Speaker 3: and I'll gladly do it. We fully support what you're
Speaker 3: doing and on half of everyone listening right now, it's
Speaker 3: amazing what you're doing. Good on you and Jimmy as well.
Speaker 6: Thanks so much so much for having me on.
Speaker 3: Ah easy good luck this weekend. I hope it goes well.
Speaker 6: Appreciate it, thank you all right.
Speaker 3: So there was a lot of information there from our
Speaker 3: man Ash Starbuck Excavation. You can find them on Instagram.
Speaker 3: We'll also share it on our Facebook page as well
Speaker 3: and on our gold website. So if it's we put
Speaker 3: that up there right now at OC one O four three.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show podcast.
Speaker 3: As we catch up with Bushfire's heroes if you ever
Speaker 3: find one or you know of one. I know it's
Speaker 3: a very un Australian thing to put yourself forward and
Speaker 3: say I'm a hero, but we need to find these
Speaker 3: people and we need to hear their names and now
Speaker 3: what they're doing. And also said there's anything on the
Speaker 3: show that we might be a help support you might listening.
Speaker 3: We have to help support them. I want to get involved,
Speaker 3: please email me Christian at Gold one four three dot
Speaker 3: com dot au. So when we came up Monday, we
Speaker 3: said that our lot of the thing we want to
Speaker 3: do try and raise some money was to produce our
Speaker 3: own beer. And we called around last week and we
Speaker 3: spoke to a great brewery so that they would help
Speaker 3: us in any way they can. And that's Hawkers. So
Speaker 3: just as much as we're excited about everything we're doing.
Speaker 3: We wouldn't be in this situation. I hadn't been for
Speaker 3: Hawkers and Marson and his great team there. So next
Speaker 3: Wednesday they start making our lager. We came up with
Speaker 3: the name yesterday Heroes Gold. And if you're going to
Speaker 3: call a beer Hero's Gold, you need a great, big jingle,
Speaker 3: A worthy beer like that, Heroes Beer to toast all
Speaker 3: the amazing bushfire heroes that we're hearing about and don't
Speaker 3: even know about. Heroes Gold deserves a great jingle. And
Speaker 3: that's the next part of what we need to do. Now.
Speaker 3: I need your help for that. But when you think
Speaker 3: about them and go back to the classic ones, do
Speaker 3: you all remember this one.
Speaker 14: Hard and first needs a big cold beer.
Speaker 3: And the best cold beer is big, a long, cold big.
Speaker 10: It can come at any time you're taking a bow
Speaker 10: or fainting a cow.
Speaker 1: Matter of fact, I gotta know.
Speaker 14: I don't First needs a big cold beer.
Speaker 3: Yes, cold beer is bigger. Victoria Bitter classic advert absent
Speaker 3: million name name the year.
Speaker 4: The first year that was out, I wouldn't have a close.
Speaker 3: Seventy seventy six eighty eight? Oh is it that late
Speaker 3: nineteen eighty eight?
Speaker 7: Uh?
Speaker 3: It's one of those iconic adverts. I've heard it before.
Speaker 3: They always do, Like these TV shows are like the
Speaker 3: great adverts, beer adverts from around the world. That one's
Speaker 3: always in there with the great voice as well. It's
Speaker 3: a classical straining act. Or isn't he Pats?
Speaker 2: Oh, he was just marvelous and Croc Dundee we were
Speaker 2: talking earlier, of course he was in that.
Speaker 5: He was brilliant.
Speaker 3: Yeah, do you remember this one? Then this is a
Speaker 3: few years ago. You remember this one. It's a big ad.
Speaker 4: It's a big ad got of Mickey Taylor, big epic
Speaker 4: out beer advert.
Speaker 3: Though another classic guess is for years, what's the year?
Speaker 4: Well, we yield racing, But that always trips you out.
Speaker 4: I'll guess twenty fifteen.
Speaker 5: I'll say twenty ten.
Speaker 3: It's two thousand and five.
Speaker 4: No, no, oh my god.
Speaker 3: When you think about Lord of the Rings where they're
Speaker 3: at two thousand and five, you're the youngest on the team.
Speaker 3: But even don't you get two thousand and five. Doesn't
Speaker 3: that sound a long time ago? But we're now twenty twenty,
Speaker 3: twenty twenty sounds like something from the from the eighties movies.
Speaker 3: Why they'll be doing this in twenty twenty and now
Speaker 3: we're in twenty twenty. But yeah, two thousand and five
Speaker 3: that came out. So just hearing these great adverts and
Speaker 3: they're jingles, they're big, they're rousing, they're epic, and a
Speaker 3: Hero's Gold is an epic beer. We need a big, rousing,
Speaker 3: epic jingle. The beer will be coming out in mid February,
Speaker 3: so we've got a couple of weeks to do this
Speaker 3: beer justice and what it's really about. As well. Some
Speaker 3: of you have already started to send in your homemade jingles,
Speaker 3: which are amazing. Already one of them has already set
Speaker 3: a very high barb you know.
Speaker 9: O'Connell Breakfast Show podcast. Thank you very much to Steve
Speaker 9: the Trucky. What is Steve gray on here? Christian.
Speaker 3: A great beer needs a great stubby holder. You could
Speaker 3: raise some money selling the Heroes Gold stubby holders. Haven't
Speaker 3: thought about that, Steve. Yeah, that's why we're all putting
Speaker 3: this together at a moment. That is a great thought.
Speaker 3: Of course, stubby holders kind of have that nice cold
Speaker 3: Heroes Gold going cold jingle, Steve. Yeah, Order Talent has
Speaker 3: released the sounds, so some of you have been kind enough,
Speaker 3: you know, who are musically gifted.
Speaker 4: Who's that you?
Speaker 14: Not me?
Speaker 3: No, But I'm just saying, you know some of our
Speaker 3: listeners who are musically gifted. Your music tune, yeah, string
Speaker 3: a tune together, pick up a banjo? You want me?
Speaker 4: I thought we wanted to this with.
Speaker 3: People are asking Ash and Jimmy Starbucks to pick up heybales.
Speaker 3: They're doing it. Pick up that guitar you've got at home.
Speaker 3: But it's a good for one.
Speaker 4: So if you guys, always the jingles I do. Or
Speaker 4: I made a jingle for the show opener once and
Speaker 4: you guys didn't like it.
Speaker 3: It was terrible, But try better is always hope. Yesterday
Speaker 3: I got an email from I'm not making this name right, writer, composer,
Speaker 3: performer Lady Shoala Cynthi Kuala Lady Shouala Cynthie. It simply said,
Speaker 3: I hear you need a here, you need a original composition.
Speaker 3: What's the beer chord? And I said, oh, what it's called?
Speaker 3: She went deadline. Yes, I guess this is out. They
Speaker 3: work the composers, And I said next week asap. She
Speaker 3: went easy. That's all. That's the end of my correspondence.
Speaker 3: Yesterday evening half nine in the evening, I was getting
Speaker 3: really good, a better. I just saw, you know, open
Speaker 3: an email that says I was talking about Lady Shoala
Speaker 3: Cynth and I was like, who is this. We've got
Speaker 3: a lady listening to the show, a ladyship, so we'll
Speaker 3: wait and see what she can to come up with
Speaker 3: something from scratch. Now, some of you have already started
Speaker 3: to make your own jingles and send them into us.
Speaker 3: Please do more of that. That was good think I
Speaker 3: was going to ask for to but as always you're
Speaker 3: so supportive in anything we do on the show, and
Speaker 3: with this beer, it's actually been overwhelming at times, struggling
Speaker 3: to keep up with all, like you know, Steve the truck,
Speaker 3: you talk about, what about stubby holders. It's all going
Speaker 3: so quickly at the moment, and it's so exciting. We
Speaker 3: haven't actually thought about everything. We will get everything in order,
Speaker 3: but that's why we need your help to try and
Speaker 3: make this beer happen. But thank you so much. The
Speaker 3: jingles like the classics ones you had from VB and Carlton.
Speaker 3: We need a classic jingles if you have any ideas.
Speaker 3: It's called a Heroes Gold. Already some of you started
Speaker 3: to have a rewriting spand Albane's gold that's great, more
Speaker 3: power to do that. There are other songs I've got
Speaker 3: Heroes and the titles well David Bowie's Heroes. And then
Speaker 3: a guy called Travis yesterday afternoon sent me a video
Speaker 3: where he said, I've made a little jingle jingle for
Speaker 3: you have a listened to listen. I blest it, thinking
Speaker 3: I don't know what it's going to be like. Then
Speaker 3: I heard this. This is something very special.
Speaker 15: Good day Christian guys just got a jingle. So heroes
Speaker 15: gold go.
Speaker 14: Some are this honeina hero honey a Heroes go.
Speaker 3: At the end of.
Speaker 15: The fights, Well, it's.
Speaker 14: Gotta be cold and it's gotta be fresh, and it's
Speaker 14: gotta be flowing all night.
Speaker 3: Love him back right and just saying, genius, you've set
Speaker 3: a bar so high. I don't know if there's anything
Speaker 3: we can come up with as good as that. And
Speaker 3: on the video we just put up right now, it's
Speaker 3: on Instagram on Facebook. You haven't you got to see
Speaker 3: it right. The guy's just in the front of his
Speaker 3: car or cab of his you. I don't know what
Speaker 3: he's in. He's got a big old Heroes bed there
Speaker 3: and just casually he's got his hoodie on. It looks
Speaker 3: like he was just keeping in out of the rain,
Speaker 3: grabbing a coff or something, and he just got he
Speaker 3: got he listened to us again. It's so casually done.
Speaker 3: It's brilliant.
Speaker 15: Christian guys. Uh just got a jingle.
Speaker 14: So here is go go some are this honeina hero
Speaker 14: honey a heroes go at the end of the fights. Well,
Speaker 14: it's gotta be cold, and it's gotta be fresh, and
Speaker 14: it's got blowing all night.
Speaker 4: It's powerful.
Speaker 3: So good you imagine getting our boy Travis in with
Speaker 3: a big band to really lift that up. Travis, thank
Speaker 3: you so much for that. Seriously, that is amazing. That
Speaker 3: is very very good. Also, thank you very much to
Speaker 3: Matthew sent me this when he came home from work
Speaker 3: instead of been thinking all day about what he could
Speaker 3: do for a jingle, and he sent us this one.
Speaker 3: It's a different kind of energy, but still very powerful.
Speaker 13: His to the heroes, come on, raiser beer.
Speaker 12: His to the heroes.
Speaker 13: Let's all give a chin for all the unsung heroes.
Speaker 13: I don't need to be told what's right to do.
Speaker 13: This one's for you.
Speaker 12: Raise a glass of heroes.
Speaker 3: Goal, come on effort, it's a catchy tune. Thank you Matthew.
Speaker 3: Think don't be poo pooing on them. Jacko on the
Speaker 3: side needs a strong B side and thinky he's done
Speaker 3: that for us, thinky take it away.
Speaker 13: Well to the heroes, come on beer, he's to the heroes.
Speaker 13: Let's all give a cheer for all the unsung heroes.
Speaker 13: I don't need to be told what's right to do.
Speaker 13: This one's for you.
Speaker 12: Raise a glass of heroes gold.
Speaker 3: Every hero It doesn't need to be told.
Speaker 4: What's right to do. That is a nice lyric, beautiful lyrics.
Speaker 4: It will it will be the first ever jingle. I
Speaker 4: think that has an A side and a B side,
Speaker 4: though jingles don't usually have a B side.
Speaker 3: But actually the rule sid what are you doing there?
Speaker 1: Have you?
Speaker 3: Are you doing anything? Travis again, I'm gonna pay frenky
Speaker 3: vn Travis.
Speaker 13: Here's to the heroes. Come on, roiser, beer, here's to
Speaker 13: the heroes. Let's all give a cheer for all the
Speaker 13: unsung heroes. I don't need to be told what's right
Speaker 13: to do. This one's for you.
Speaker 12: Raise a glass of heroes gold.
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 4: It needs a lot of work.
Speaker 3: Hey, listen, listen. That is not the spirit of this
Speaker 3: and that is un Australian.
Speaker 4: How you come one needs a Simon cow No, come on, he's.
Speaker 3: Not welcome on this show. Okay, that is great and
Speaker 3: so Travis take it away, sing this hour out.
Speaker 15: Candy Christian guys. Uh, just got a jingle. So here's
Speaker 15: gold this.
Speaker 14: Honeed a hero honeed a heroes gold at the end
Speaker 14: of the fights. Well, it's gotta be cold, and it's
Speaker 14: gotta be fresh, and it's gotta be flowing all night.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Imagine if we got Travis into a studio with
Speaker 3: a full band, it would sound like.
Speaker 16: This funny a hero Honey the heroes cold at the
Speaker 16: end of the fights. What, it's gotta be cold, and
Speaker 16: it's gotta be fresh and it's got to be flowing online.
Speaker 3: That's pretty good, doesn't it? All Right? Keithan coming then
Speaker 3: email me. I'm looking forward to hearing them, Jack won't.
Speaker 3: It's Christian at Gold one O four to three dot
Speaker 3: com dot Au Heroes Gold needs you.
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Speaker 3: Shelley's just emailed us indooring is Shelley Travis for me?
Speaker 3: What an amazing jingle, Christian. I can see imagine everyone
Speaker 3: singing it. It's gutsy. We're talking about this early entry,
Speaker 3: the first entry yesterday afternoon, and you guys trying to
Speaker 3: have a go making a big jingle for our fundraising
Speaker 3: bushfire beer.
Speaker 14: Heroes gone a hero honeed, a hero's gold at the
Speaker 14: end of the fights. Well, it's gotta be cold, and
Speaker 14: it's got to be fresh, and it's got to be
Speaker 14: flowing all night.
Speaker 3: Yeah, gutsy Shelley, You're right, that's what it is, all right,
Speaker 3: So let's do a let's take some colls now about
Speaker 3: job perks. The other day we were talking about first jobs.
Speaker 3: You always rem me your first job. We spoke to
Speaker 3: a caller and she used to have her first job
Speaker 3: was at KFC and she was stood at school and
Speaker 3: she used to be able to bring in the bucket
Speaker 3: the chicken to the school yard. Is getting imagine this
Speaker 3: would have created quite a stir. You will be the
Speaker 3: queen of the playground you turn up with free chicken
Speaker 3: from KFC. It's a good job perk. So I'd love
Speaker 3: to speak to people who've got good job perks. I mean,
Speaker 3: we are this is a lap of luxury doing this
Speaker 3: job anyway, but we have a lot of perks.
Speaker 4: It probably would have been bigger when CDs and vinyl
Speaker 4: was bigger for you back in the day.
Speaker 3: Would you say, seriously the amount of CDs like white labels.
Speaker 3: I mean I gave away a load of them, but
Speaker 3: some of them now would be worth so much when
Speaker 3: I've got like white label CDs that were only pressed
Speaker 3: up like one hundred copies for radio stations in the
Speaker 3: UK of like so much great red stuff from radio
Speaker 3: ad And did.
Speaker 4: You bring over a vinyl collection when you I got.
Speaker 3: Rid of it all when I thought it was all
Speaker 3: going to CD, just gave it to a charity shop.
Speaker 4: Because now you started and collect vinyl again, right and.
Speaker 3: Paying for it and paying.
Speaker 4: I gave it.
Speaker 3: Out of city heartbreaking. Yeah, perhaps you must have got
Speaker 3: loads of during back in the day of they used
Speaker 3: to companies used to just give you ridiculous stuff and
Speaker 3: a brand new iPod, the really big one, and a
Speaker 3: Zippo lighter signed by Bono for you two album, brand
Speaker 3: new iPod and zip record. Companies haven't got that kind
Speaker 3: of money just a uck around.
Speaker 2: But I do pretty well, as we know. I like
Speaker 2: the opening of an envelope. So the theater is my thinger.
Speaker 2: I love going to all the premiers on that.
Speaker 3: By the way, you left your tickets yesterday, and the
Speaker 3: printer to Billy Elliott.
Speaker 2: I guess it was coming up, yeah, yours, yes a.
Speaker 3: I was actually printing off some work documents and I
Speaker 3: was going, who is this? And collect goes there'd be pats.
Speaker 5: Looking forward to.
Speaker 3: Billy Elliot tickets printing off I'm black and white full color.
Speaker 3: She wants that full color? Who's the old work photo
Speaker 3: copy of for that? And the printer for that? All right?
Speaker 3: So other than us, we've got way too many job perks.
Speaker 3: What are the great job works in your job or
Speaker 3: jobs you've had?
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Speaker 3: What's the best job perk you've got with your job
Speaker 3: or maybe your job you've had before? I want to
Speaker 3: hear about job perks this morning nine four one four
Speaker 3: one oh four three, Good morning, simone, Oh here going
Speaker 3: I'm good simone. So is this a current job or
Speaker 3: a job you have before? With your job pork?
Speaker 11: No, it was my daughter. She used to work at
Speaker 11: brykest Lot. She would take some of the leftover bread
Speaker 11: and buns and whatever was left over. Take it to
Speaker 11: school and sell it to her schoolmates.
Speaker 3: Sell it to her schoolmates. I thought it just ain't
Speaker 3: give it to her schoolmates.
Speaker 11: No, no, no, sell it to her schoolmates and make
Speaker 11: a little profit. Little entrepreneur. But she was.
Speaker 4: And how how much does dale old bread go for?
Speaker 4: Is there a discount?
Speaker 11: Oh, it was a fly discount. You know, she had
Speaker 11: to make money, she was, you know, she had to
Speaker 11: take it down in a school bag, and you know
Speaker 11: it inconvenience of it all.
Speaker 3: But no, she liked good little I like the fact
Speaker 3: you to pack it down. Yeah, you know, just under
Speaker 3: the school books and homework books and there was all
Speaker 3: the contrabund bread roles, a French stick in there, a
Speaker 3: loaf of you.
Speaker 11: I didn't know for quite a while, but she was
Speaker 11: doing it until the school rounded me up and said,
Speaker 11: I think we need to have a little bit of
Speaker 11: a talkie daughter.
Speaker 4: Well you need a cut of the profits as well,
Speaker 4: you know, cut in But you sound proud, simon, and
Speaker 4: you don't sound disappointed.
Speaker 11: Nosed fourteen, it's got to give it to us.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's smart, that's really smart. Entrepreneurial skills developing there
Speaker 3: all right, so thanks and corn and have a good
Speaker 3: day mate show. Thank you very much.
Speaker 9: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Podcast, Danielle good.
Speaker 6: Morning, Good morning, Christian, Good.
Speaker 3: Morning, Danielle. I hope you're well thanks to calling the show.
Speaker 17: That's okay. I have the best job I've been working
Speaker 17: for twenty four years. I think it was this Way
Speaker 17: Chocolate Factory and we get to eat everybody on the line.
Speaker 3: So when do you say? Whatever it so as I say,
Speaker 3: you know, kit kats are coming down or something called
Speaker 3: different chocolate bars, and you'd actually start, you know, a
Speaker 3: bit hungry at eleven o'clock, I just have that one
Speaker 3: and start eating it whilst you're doing your job. Was
Speaker 3: it the ones a bit broken or monkey?
Speaker 8: Oh?
Speaker 17: Whatever you like, and get purpose ones you can get.
Speaker 17: You can sto over and give a pen for the
Speaker 17: smarties whatever you like.
Speaker 3: Thank you so worried temptation. If no one says stop,
Speaker 3: I think I just blowed up, they'd have to roll
Speaker 3: me out at the end of a week, because if
Speaker 3: you could, why wouldn't, especially when you get the old
Speaker 3: afternoon slumpies. You've just been popular left right, bang bang.
Speaker 4: And you said twenty four years, didn't you, Danielle.
Speaker 17: Yeah, I've been into twenty twenty years over it now.
Speaker 17: So like my kids and my kid's friends get pretty excited,
Speaker 17: and I gets and even the.
Speaker 3: Kids, but they're happy that type two diabeteses. A lot
Speaker 3: of people are doing to try it. Well, that is
Speaker 3: that it's just tons of free chocolate every day. You
Speaker 3: must got sick after after a couple of days of it, surely.
Speaker 17: Oh yeah, I'm sure of it now. But I've got
Speaker 17: the parent trees full of chocolates and my kids don't
Speaker 17: really care about it anymore.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: So you so you were allowed to take it home
Speaker 4: as well?
Speaker 3: Is that like stuff that I get the feeling that
Speaker 3: she took it.
Speaker 17: We can get it from we can buy it from
Speaker 17: the stuff shop, but really cheap. You know, you've up
Speaker 17: the panetries birthday.
Speaker 3: Okay, Danielle, thanks for calling him.
Speaker 17: That's okay, that's right, good day bye?
Speaker 3: Is this really him on the line now? One of
Speaker 3: our favorite one of our friends is this Bratt's.
Speaker 8: Good morning, folks, how are we here?
Speaker 3: It is? Brett aka Kim Timmins from Neighbors is on
Speaker 3: the line. This is great. You always love having you
Speaker 3: on the show job perks, What do you steal something
Speaker 3: from Erinsborough High? What's going on?
Speaker 8: Not quiete? No, my life perk is it's in between
Speaker 8: the acting gigs. Of course there's any actor knows you've
Speaker 8: got to have some kind of normal job, as they say.
Speaker 8: And I have a moving business called Brute with a
Speaker 8: Ute and.
Speaker 3: I've got a couple of that is one hundredstraight o.
Speaker 3: I love that Brutes with a Ut awesome name.
Speaker 8: And basically my perk is the fact that because we
Speaker 8: move furniture from place to place, I have managed to
Speaker 8: dick out my entire two bedroom apartment with free, terrific
Speaker 8: looking furniture. Because of the job that I do, people
Speaker 8: want to throw things out and I do rubbish removal
Speaker 8: as well, and and all of a sudden they'll get
Speaker 8: there and they'll say, oh, look, you know, I just
Speaker 8: want the couch. Go one be and I'll go that couch.
Speaker 8: You want that couch? God, what's wrong with that couch?
Speaker 8: Oh it's just a bit, I'll have that couch. And
Speaker 8: so over the course of it, because I think about
Speaker 8: four weeks and I first got into the unit, I
Speaker 8: managed to deck the whole yearit out. Apart from beds.
Speaker 8: I don't like to get second m beds, but.
Speaker 4: The rest of it, someone's pretty shagged bed So did
Speaker 4: your apartment have seven couches four fridges?
Speaker 8: Well that's right. Jackie got to the point where I actually,
Speaker 8: you know, like had a selection of characters where I
Speaker 8: knew where they were at different houses, and I just
Speaker 8: thought of this up there, which won do I want?
Speaker 8: One of the great stories was I went to a
Speaker 8: house at the move, a lounge for a lady and
Speaker 8: she was full of stuff and then he said, oh, bread,
Speaker 8: I've got to clear this out. Eventually, I said, what's
Speaker 8: the story with that fridge?
Speaker 7: Over there?
Speaker 8: Was a brand new fridge and she said, well that's
Speaker 8: she said, I've got to get rid of that too.
Speaker 8: She said, you're interested. I said I am. She goes,
Speaker 8: I said what do you want for it?
Speaker 6: I said?
Speaker 8: She said what do you want for it? And I
Speaker 8: said I'm not going to pay much and she goes, oh,
Speaker 8: And I said, I'll tell you what. You've got to
Speaker 8: pull the rubbish over there, hay bet, I take that
Speaker 8: rubbish away from you, and you give me that fiee.
Speaker 3: She said, deal, it's a lousy deal.
Speaker 4: It's a lousy deal find I'll take you bins out
Speaker 4: for a three brand new fridge basically bread.
Speaker 3: You went around ripping off pensioners. I'm calling a current
Speaker 3: affair on you.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you're as dirty as your character was on Neighbors
Speaker 4: by Day.
Speaker 3: He was on Neighbors by Night. My nana got her
Speaker 3: fridge ripped off by this color.
Speaker 4: Oh that highly and then that is a hometelling the
Speaker 4: family that man on TV stole my fridge. Yeah, sure
Speaker 4: he did, Nana, Sure he did.
Speaker 3: He didn't want.
Speaker 4: That man off that count.
Speaker 8: Lamps and those side tables and that coming.
Speaker 3: Because he was selling a little I know, dodgy copies
Speaker 3: of Neighbors. Listen, Brad always enjoy getting on the show.
Speaker 3: Thanksgiving us a cool mate. You welcome many time.
Speaker 8: Thanks very much, guys, have a great day.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Podcast.
Speaker 3: I know some of you carpool because sometimes when we're
Speaker 3: doing phone ins or doing quizzers or whatever, sometimes we're
Speaker 3: chance across two of you in the car at the
Speaker 3: same time. I know a lot of people do that
Speaker 3: these days of work. Mate fellow trade's on the way
Speaker 3: to a site somewhere. He might be doing a school
Speaker 3: run the school and isn't back till next week, which
Speaker 3: in my house cannot come soon enough. They just run.
Speaker 3: They're just so bored.
Speaker 2: Yeah, mine needs to get back into routine. I can't
Speaker 2: even start telling you about yesterday.
Speaker 3: Why what's up?
Speaker 5: She got the guitar out? Did you get that audio?
Speaker 4: I thought she quick guitar.
Speaker 3: Yeah, she was.
Speaker 2: So frustrated and she's one to three and plugging the strings.
Speaker 5: But it just went on for about five hours.
Speaker 4: Is the time for the return of Audie segments?
Speaker 5: Is she trying to we're doing violin this year? Maybe
Speaker 5: we could do violin.
Speaker 3: That is rough. I would talk her out of that, honestly,
Speaker 3: just that that is a terrible noise here and then
Speaker 3: practice on that instrument. So yeah, if you are in
Speaker 3: the mornings while we listen to the show car pulling,
Speaker 3: there's two of you or three of you in the car.
Speaker 3: We're looking to start a thing on a Friday with you.
Speaker 3: So if that is you, please give me a call
Speaker 3: this morning right now, just to let us know. Are
Speaker 3: you round in the morning's car pulling nine four one
Speaker 3: four one o four three. We're looking to try something
Speaker 3: out tomorrow morning, and I'll be honest we need a
Speaker 3: couple of guinea pigs. We love this idea. We don't
Speaker 3: know if it's going to work, but we just need
Speaker 3: a couple of fresh guinea pigs for tomorrow. So do
Speaker 3: you want to be our human guinea pigs tomorrow? You
Speaker 3: just need to be car pulling prizes. I haven't forgot
Speaker 3: that that bit.
Speaker 4: There will be something at least.
Speaker 3: Well, the prize is the studio, your very.
Speaker 4: Own radio desk.
Speaker 3: No, I don't tell you what. We will give you
Speaker 3: some Melbourne s when's North Melbourne. You can win two
Speaker 3: hundred dollars to spend at the South Melbourne Nightmark. There
Speaker 3: you go. That's right. So if you can't palling tomorrow morning,
Speaker 3: give us a call nine four one four one oh
Speaker 3: four three. Earlier, we were about twenty minutes ago, were
Speaker 3: playing Spin Doctors and I found it was out in
Speaker 3: nineteen ninety three and Jack was remembering how you saw
Speaker 3: them on Sesame Street.
Speaker 4: From memory. They re re recorded the song two Princes
Speaker 4: to have a Sesame straight vibe and Elmo sang with them.
Speaker 3: Okay, well we've we've dug it out. Have I listened
Speaker 3: to this from nineteen ninety three?
Speaker 16: Where you realise man, your pretagious game.
Speaker 3: Now since then you've learned to beam paties.
Speaker 14: Yeah, urintin now three boots boobler laboration be the fun.
Speaker 14: Now that's you, you three you big ovations.
Speaker 3: And what you've done now, Yes, how old you have been?
Speaker 3: Ninety three.
Speaker 4: Five and I've put such a smile on my face.
Speaker 3: Now first time this morning. Shame that we had some
Speaker 3: good gear today, But I've played a little bit of
Speaker 3: sesame straight.
Speaker 4: To you every day, Jack, I remember now it was
Speaker 4: about cooperation and sharing. And it's still because I learned
Speaker 4: that lesson at such an early ages why I can
Speaker 4: work so well on a team to this day.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, nothing cooperates more than Jack. Good for Jack,
Speaker 3: It's good for Jack.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show.
Speaker 3: Podcast moving into making our own beer that's gonna be
Speaker 3: available in the middle of February. Yesterday, you help has
Speaker 3: come up with the name Heroes Gold. This is a
Speaker 3: bushfire fundraising beer called Heroes Gold for all the everyday
Speaker 3: unsung heroes have been doing their bit, from the fieries
Speaker 3: to the paramedics, to all the people that we've been
Speaker 3: speaking to, the bushfire heroes that we don't even know
Speaker 3: their names of So that's why we're doing this. And
Speaker 3: obviously we have no business making and producing and selling
Speaker 3: our own beer. And Hawkers are the people that we
Speaker 3: rang last week to ask could they help us out,
Speaker 3: and they have they're making it next week.
Speaker 4: Which is great, much preferred to us doing a home
Speaker 4: brew kiss and trying to do it under your stay
Speaker 4: as you.
Speaker 3: Were brewing it under our desk here, you know, bubbling
Speaker 3: during the show some kind of meth lab. So the
Speaker 3: beer is out in the middle of February. But earlier
Speaker 3: this morning, we'll were looking for radio jingle. So one
Speaker 3: thing that someone texted in Steve the trade said what
Speaker 3: about stubby holders? You need stubby holders, And we hadn't
Speaker 3: even thought about this. We're obviously so excited and kind
Speaker 3: of like swept away by how much enthusiasm everyone's shown
Speaker 3: for the beer. So yeah, Michael's on the line. He
Speaker 3: might going to help us out with the stubby holders. Michael,
Speaker 3: good morning, yoh Chris, and here you go.
Speaker 10: Mart.
Speaker 3: Well listen, we're good, but we're a little bit out
Speaker 3: of our debts, so hopefully you can help us out here.
Speaker 3: So you've probably heard we're making this beer called Heroes gold.
Speaker 7: Yeah, that's right. Yeah, I heard that this morning and
Speaker 7: decided my production manager and we just thought we want
Speaker 7: to get behind and help you out where we can.
Speaker 7: So yeah, we we said we're happy to donate the
Speaker 7: first hundred and get involved in making sure that you're
Speaker 7: making money that you know, there's not someone out there
Speaker 7: ripping you off in here they do it. So we
Speaker 7: actually make stubby holders. That's a key product that we make.
Speaker 7: We probably do four hundred thousand stubby holders a year,
Speaker 7: pretty big company. We do the AFL Grand Final, we
Speaker 7: are involved with that program, the premiership program.
Speaker 3: Nowhere more bortant to have a nice gold bear than
Speaker 3: at the MCG for the Grand Final. That's amazing. You
Speaker 3: do those, Yeah, we do.
Speaker 7: The after the grand Final when it's over. We're doing
Speaker 7: the premiership ones like the last year Richmond won the
Speaker 7: premiership obviously, and we work all night and that's the
Speaker 7: way it goes. So but yeah, we deal with a
Speaker 7: lot of promotional companies and get involved with concerts and
Speaker 7: things like that as well.
Speaker 1: So yeah, well this is awesome.
Speaker 3: Thanks so much for offering to help us out and
Speaker 3: give us the first one hundred. So give us an
Speaker 3: as we're coming up with designs at the moment. That's
Speaker 3: the stage. K with a beer. Have you got any
Speaker 3: advice any colors that always look good on stubby holders
Speaker 3: and cans and bears.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I could get my graphic artist to speak to
Speaker 7: someone and we could help you out there as well,
Speaker 7: if you want. I'm sure there's someone there. But yeah,
Speaker 7: I mean blacks normally the most popular based color. But
Speaker 7: you want to do some imagery, I mean sublimation printing.
Speaker 7: You can do whatever you want, put as much text
Speaker 7: as you want or.
Speaker 3: Get I understand beers, I understand stubby holder. You start
Speaker 3: too much sublimation. I thought that was like something with
Speaker 3: facial reconstruction.
Speaker 7: Sorry, it's a print process, right.
Speaker 3: What does it do? What does it do? Michael? Sublimational printing.
Speaker 7: I can't believe of the interviewed like this and anyway
Speaker 7: someone making pretty. It's like an ink process that you
Speaker 7: print on all different types of products. So we do
Speaker 7: stubby holders and coffee marks, the clothing out there, so
Speaker 7: all the all the footy gat guernseys, now the football
Speaker 7: clubs were there, the sublimation printed.
Speaker 3: So it's what you know, what I'm going to start
Speaker 3: impressing everyone down the pub this weekend. Yeah, Essendon Tubby
Speaker 3: got on Sublimational printed days.
Speaker 4: All the teams doing.
Speaker 3: Michael, this is great. So what's the name of your
Speaker 3: company so we can give you some thanks.
Speaker 7: It's a center. We're too holders, but I don't want
Speaker 7: any promotion. I mean, we're here to help, so I
Speaker 7: just want to donate. I'm really you know, I mean,
Speaker 7: like most Victorians, we're shaded by what's happened with the
Speaker 7: bush fire appeal and especially all the animals that have
Speaker 7: passed and the damage to people's lives, lives have been lost,
Speaker 7: has burned. Just we want to get involved.
Speaker 3: In help pleasure. Well, thank you very much your team
Speaker 3: as well, who heard about this and got you to
Speaker 3: give us a called. I really really appreciate it as well.
Speaker 3: Thank you everyone. That's brilliant. Mike, thank you very much.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I'll look forward to hearing from you.
Speaker 9: You will, all right, Thanks, We have a good day
Speaker 9: by the Christian O'Connell breakfast show.
Speaker 3: Well, a lovely little short drive today for Jackie Boyce.
Speaker 3: He said, look on Google Maps is off to a
Speaker 3: wedding today to point Lonsdowe two hours.
Speaker 4: How do we all feel about a Thursday wedding.
Speaker 3: Well, I mean back, it's expensive having a wedding, yes,
Speaker 3: and you know what if you're to save a few bucks.
Speaker 3: You don't work in radio, not a big shot with
Speaker 3: Hamish Andy along with.
Speaker 4: Viole Well I got. I got married on a Monday.
Speaker 3: I'll tell you what. No matter how I feel about
Speaker 3: a Thursday wedding, it's nothing compared to how angry I
Speaker 3: be about a Monday wedding you got. Of course, you
Speaker 3: got married on a Monday. Who on earth gets married
Speaker 3: on a Monday? It has been posts.
Speaker 4: It was between that time of Christmas and New Years,
Speaker 4: so most people are off. And you don't you think
Speaker 4: then a Monday is acceptable?
Speaker 3: No? No, no, Well already get Mondays. The song says it,
Speaker 3: I don't like Mondays, worst day of the week. Mondays.
Speaker 3: You got married on a Monday. You're moaning about Thursday.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I guess I can't talk.
Speaker 3: Also, these people whose wedding is do they listen to
Speaker 3: the shot?
Speaker 4: Well, they'll be busy today, don't they make?
Speaker 3: Once? Tears running down the face? Sat there, Let's listen
Speaker 3: to Jack's coming. I love the old friendly Jack. Let
Speaker 3: me feel about Thursday.
Speaker 4: Congratulations Depending on Tom but.
Speaker 3: Me, you know when they go. Where has anyone got
Speaker 3: an impediment about this objection?
Speaker 4: Why these two shouldn't be married?
Speaker 3: How do you feel about Thursday a breakfast show? It's
Speaker 3: all about me anyway, enjoy the wedding. We get ready
Speaker 3: for very tired Jack Tomorrow. Okay, title today's show is
Speaker 3: I forgot what was gonna go? Oh, I've got it now.
Speaker 3: Every A side needs a strong B side. Have a
Speaker 3: great day today. We speak to tomorrow morning on the
Speaker 3: show The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Podcast