Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show podcast Meldon's Gold one oh
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Speaker 2: Why from Richmond Gold one four point three HQ, Melbourne, Australia,
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Speaker 4: Even though I don't think I'm stinky. I just washed
Speaker 4: extra hard.
Speaker 2: Well beg Good morning, spar five minutes past six, Wednesday morning.
Speaker 2: Welcome to the Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show. Already I can
Speaker 2: tell you that today's show will not go to plan.
Speaker 2: I just you know, when you just know, you just know.
Speaker 2: I just feel like I'm actually going Do you know what,
Speaker 2: We had a good show yesterday, Let's not do today,
Speaker 2: Let's pick it up tomorrow.
Speaker 4: I'll tell you what it is. It's like putting ingredients
Speaker 4: in a dish and you just know they're not going
Speaker 4: to fit in, and the ingredients center in the studio
Speaker 4: is that giangantic curtain.
Speaker 2: It's like, you know, when you're putting your password in
Speaker 2: and you know you've cocked up a few letters, but
Speaker 2: you kind of go kind of ninety percent there, so
Speaker 2: on you hit return thinking it will help you out
Speaker 2: or give you a bas and it goes air. That
Speaker 2: is what we're building up to on today's show. Tell
Speaker 2: you more about that in a minute. Why we feeled
Speaker 2: like this. But first of all, good morning Jack Post,
Speaker 2: Good morning Christian.
Speaker 4: Thank you again for having us to a lovely lunch yesterday.
Speaker 2: Oh my pleasure we had. We went out for lunch. Me,
Speaker 2: Jack and Pats went out for that a lunch yesterday.
Speaker 2: Obviously yesterday's show was a year of the show, so
Speaker 2: we went out for lunch. We went to rock Pool
Speaker 2: and had an amazing afternoon. Great restaurant that is there,
Speaker 2: Oh mat it was delicious, brilliant steaks. A couple of
Speaker 2: points about the lunch. Okay, do you remember what happened?
Speaker 4: I thought we all had a lovely time.
Speaker 5: We had a lovely time. We had a lovely time.
Speaker 2: Here's a couple of notes I made from the lunch
Speaker 2: which surprised me about you, the young Jack Post. First
Speaker 2: of all, the wait, it comes over the way I've
Speaker 2: been raised, lady orders first, not for old Jack Post.
Speaker 2: Is it straight in?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Straight straight in? And then when I say maybe, PATSI
Speaker 2: go first, carries on starts giving me some boring backstory
Speaker 2: about why why he must go first because as a
Speaker 2: nightmare when his wife Bianca takes ages, my wife does
Speaker 2: this as well. I get stressy. Yeah, I know very quickly,
Speaker 2: I'm going to have that my wife. What are you having? Oh?
Speaker 4: Exactly?
Speaker 2: So you start talking them by the time novel have decided.
Speaker 4: That's what I'm used to. You always ask me to
Speaker 4: go first to buy her time, keep scaring the man.
Speaker 6: That's all right, Jack, I'll let you off because I'm
Speaker 6: one of those as well. I never can decide what
Speaker 6: is that?
Speaker 2: Why?
Speaker 6: I don't know, indecisiveness and then it's like I like
Speaker 6: to make a decision under pressure and surprise myself and.
Speaker 2: My wife has got an amazing superpower. I would always
Speaker 2: order the worst dish on the menu, then go should
Speaker 2: have ordered yours? Do you mind if I have most
Speaker 2: of it? And I go, no, this this is mine.
Speaker 2: So not only does Jack order first, he's the only
Speaker 2: person that has starter. Yes, you said, I know it's
Speaker 2: my treat, but still right, Pats goes, I don't think
Speaker 2: I go for starting. I went, yeah, we having steak,
Speaker 2: we'll have a big pudding, we'll have some wine. Jack.
Speaker 2: Jack doesn't even discuss it, just goes in ordering. It's
Speaker 2: a Calamari warm. I don't have the calamari please, you
Speaker 2: just have to sit there the stars. Well, Jack tucks
Speaker 2: into its loan starter.
Speaker 4: Do you think that delayed main meal? I think they
Speaker 4: want me to finish that. Yeah, before they took that
Speaker 4: away and point out the stakes.
Speaker 2: That's not that's not the only thing. When we're ordering.
Speaker 2: Obviously we had steaks. It's a state restaurant, right, Neil Perry.
Speaker 2: You know an amazing somebody chef in America open up
Speaker 2: rock Pool here in Melbourne. If you have steaks, okay,
Speaker 2: Jack then starts ordering. You gonna have the mac and cheese.
Speaker 2: They're famous for the mac and cheese. That it's really nice.
Speaker 2: And it sounds odd you're having a big old steak
Speaker 2: with mac and cheese's side, but trust me, it works.
Speaker 2: Jack orders the mac and cheese, and then I said
Speaker 2: the guy, oh, yeah, that.
Speaker 5: Mac and cheese lovely.
Speaker 2: We probably don't need a bowl each, do we, And
Speaker 2: Jack goes, I really like mac and cheese. In other words,
Speaker 2: this would be my private bowl. So galamari for one. Now,
Speaker 2: don't touch my mac and cheese. I think oh, I said, wait,
Speaker 2: I said it for three of us. Do we need
Speaker 2: two bowls of mac and cheese? Goes one is normally
Speaker 2: a keyword here more thanenough.
Speaker 6: Warren advised that you don't have to.
Speaker 2: Jack underline it again and went, I really like mac
Speaker 2: and cheese. Back off, no hands, So no fly zone
Speaker 2: in my bowl of mac and cheese.
Speaker 4: But at the end of the lunch, what was the
Speaker 4: what was still on the table? Plenty of plenty of
Speaker 4: mac and.
Speaker 2: Cheese, just that you also ordered a side of potatoes
Speaker 2: that hardly ate and another bottle potatoes. There were two
Speaker 2: bottles of different types of potatoes.
Speaker 4: For the table. That was for everybody.
Speaker 2: What againt some salt potatoes?
Speaker 4: I had a lovely time.
Speaker 2: With all the food after this, That wasn't the only
Speaker 2: drama at lunch yesterday. You actually hear what happened at
Speaker 2: the end of it. Why Patsy had to turn her
Speaker 2: taxi around on the freeway to head back to me.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: Yes, they meet Jack and pats We all went out
Speaker 2: four lunch together yesterday. We just did our anniversary of
Speaker 2: our working together for a year on the show, and
Speaker 2: so we went up for lovely lunch at rock Pool
Speaker 2: and then as we left it was about half four.
Speaker 5: It's a long lunch.
Speaker 2: Anyways, did we get in there at half twelve? Wow?
Speaker 2: We spent four hours in there, and then we kept
Speaker 2: saying after four o'clocks it's empty incause people to dance
Speaker 2: back to work. So anyway, they gave us the thing
Speaker 2: you know where they go and get your jackets right,
Speaker 2: and we say goodbye. Jack and Pats are heading out
Speaker 2: to get in their tax season head home. I go
Speaker 2: to the toilet. As I'm in the toilet after everything,
Speaker 2: I look in the mirror and go, there's something.
Speaker 5: Off about the way I look, even more than normally I.
Speaker 2: And I would never with This jacket doesn't fit and
Speaker 2: I'm not that drunk. Nothing fits me, And I said,
Speaker 2: look at why would I buy a jacket with epaulets
Speaker 2: and gold bits around the wrists. I think, hang on
Speaker 2: a minute, there's a belt. I wouldn't buy a jacket
Speaker 2: with a belt.
Speaker 5: This is a lady's jacket.
Speaker 2: It was the hemline, which just to buy my hip.
Speaker 2: I think it's just hideous. They're giving me a lady's jacket.
Speaker 2: And I gave back count and I think car keys,
Speaker 2: and again they've got my head. Here buys just loads
Speaker 2: of stuff in that jacket, and I go, listen, this
Speaker 2: is a lady's jacket. And I could tell them we're
Speaker 2: trying not to laugh in my face because I'm still
Speaker 2: wearing and ill fitting a lady's jacket. I went, this
Speaker 2: is a lady's jacket. I said, where is my jacket?
Speaker 2: And the guy went, I think you're colleagues. And I
Speaker 2: know you didn't, because we talked.
Speaker 4: About you already laughed at my snowjacket.
Speaker 2: You were like you were going to go the trek
Speaker 2: him a layers or something. It's unnecessarily heavy jacket. He
Speaker 2: walked out in a quilt and I thought, oh no,
Speaker 2: you know who's beetled out in it has got my jacket.
Speaker 2: I think, how could you have not noticed?
Speaker 5: I wait, this is not my jacket.
Speaker 2: A ringer and go have you got my jacket? She goes,
Speaker 2: that's what's odd about it? It's not mine. Oh gosh, no,
Speaker 2: no you did not.
Speaker 6: You rang And you know when Christian's grumpy because he
Speaker 6: just says your name and he goes, got my jumper,
Speaker 6: my jacket, turn around, where are you? It's got my keys,
Speaker 6: it's got my wallet. That's all right, that's all right,
Speaker 6: I'll do a U turn. And then he rings thirty
Speaker 6: seconds later and he goes, oh, it's okay, Sarah said,
Speaker 6: I could get in the house. It's okay, it's but
Speaker 6: I still returned it didn't I you did?
Speaker 2: But also did you need to leave me that gift
Speaker 2: in the pocket? I mean that is disgusting back of
Speaker 2: a taxi. You managed to drop a little parts in
Speaker 2: the back of that pockets foul, pats, foul.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four point.
Speaker 2: Three every Thursday morning right out of the eight o'clock
Speaker 2: news on the show and I do I think called
Speaker 2: the isolated Vocal. This is where we just play out
Speaker 2: a vocal performance, singer just laying down their amazing work
Speaker 2: and then we play about the song that it's taken from.
Speaker 2: And what it does is it makes you forces you
Speaker 2: to reappreciate the song that you might have heard a
Speaker 2: billion times. We've done so many great ones from Freddie
Speaker 2: Mercury last week Out and John this is one of
Speaker 2: the best songs we've done over the last sort of
Speaker 2: year of doing it. It's by one called Ann Wilson
Speaker 2: and Wilson you might not even know the name. Anne
Speaker 2: Wilson deserves more kudos. One of the best voices in
Speaker 2: rock and roll. She's got this amazing range of a soprano,
Speaker 2: but dressed in leather, leads to her heart. Have a
Speaker 2: listened to this just when he thought? You've heard a
Speaker 2: heart alone on this station and many other radio stations
Speaker 2: so many times it almost becomes over familiar and dogged.
Speaker 5: But this is something special. This is the isolated vocal.
Speaker 7: I hear the.
Speaker 2: Ticking off of the clerk.
Speaker 7: I'm lying here. The room's pitch dark, hung where you
Speaker 7: are tonight?
Speaker 6: No answer on the telephone, and the.
Speaker 4: Night goes by so very slow.
Speaker 2: Oh, I hope that it won't end. Oh to always
Speaker 2: gone back on? I never really can till I met you.
Speaker 3: And now it tells me to the bone, How go
Speaker 3: to alone?
Speaker 2: How Glone and Wilson singing with the heart alone of
Speaker 2: God one? At four point three? So brand new isolated
Speaker 2: vocal eight o'clock tomorrow morning. Great? You know what?
Speaker 5: That would have been a great power ballad for power
Speaker 5: ballad Friday.
Speaker 4: Yeah, do we bring it back?
Speaker 2: Well? I have an idea, right U yesterday evening right,
Speaker 2: I was looking at what we're doing this Friday for
Speaker 2: our late version of the Breakfast Show. It's this breakfast
Speaker 2: show with beer, Me, Jack and Pats in a pub
Speaker 2: Friday night, having a beer with you. Beer for a year,
Speaker 2: more tickets to come and join us at the Cooper's
Speaker 2: in on today's show. And whenever I do stand up
Speaker 2: done three stand up tours of the UK, I always
Speaker 2: each tour, I always will come up with a playlist
Speaker 2: that I'll give le venue when I get there, go
Speaker 2: this is the music that want when people come in.
Speaker 2: I think sometimes it's theme to that show, or they're
Speaker 2: just songs I want to hear. When I'm backstage they
Speaker 2: start to pair me out. Why don't we we need
Speaker 2: music for when they turn out to the pub and
Speaker 2: they're waiting for us in this little room, I think,
Speaker 2: do we want power ballads?
Speaker 4: And then we will walk out on stage as well
Speaker 4: like a like a boxer walking out.
Speaker 2: Well, you need to think about your walkout song, Patsy,
Speaker 2: you've got two at the moment, are you edging one?
Speaker 6: I've got two in mind. I'm not quite sure.
Speaker 2: Shall we all go power Ballacen No, she's gone you
Speaker 2: know what she's like, she's gone her own way. I've
Speaker 2: gone right again, she's gone rouse, she says, any morning
Speaker 2: on the show.
Speaker 4: Because there's not enough time between now and I don't
Speaker 4: know if you have changed your mind.
Speaker 2: So anyway, yeah, maybe we do power ballance, but yeah,
Speaker 2: you need you both need walk up.
Speaker 5: And you said, do you think we also need dry ice?
Speaker 5: Is that too much for sential?
Speaker 2: A room above a pub.
Speaker 4: I've seen the room. It's not huge. It's not a huge.
Speaker 2: Room, all right, Maybe just a pine glass wind of
Speaker 2: mice in it. Then someone can sprinkle on me. So
Speaker 2: with Patsy taking my jacket yesterday home with her, this
Speaker 2: has happened to people. You've you've picked up the wrong one.
Speaker 2: I took the wrong one, whether you took a suitcase,
Speaker 2: a bag, an item of clothing or something. I remember
Speaker 2: we went to when we first sort of scoped this
Speaker 2: city out about two and a half years ago, me
Speaker 2: and the kids and my wife. We came to Australia
Speaker 2: for a three week holiday and I remember we when
Speaker 2: we stopped off a day in Singapore to help with
Speaker 2: the old jet lag, and I picked up the wrong suitcase.
Speaker 2: Was until I got back to the hotel. It's midnight,
Speaker 2: and look at the suitcase, great big lock things. I
Speaker 2: don't own a lock. Did I see the name? I'm
Speaker 2: not mister Quock actual name, mister Quock k w okay.
Speaker 2: First off, thinking what a name. Mister Quack must be
Speaker 2: fuming right now. And it was also a really you know,
Speaker 2: some people have spent a lot of money on luggage.
Speaker 2: My family are not that. Honestly, they are cheap that
Speaker 2: nothing matches. It's just they're all knackered and squishy. And
Speaker 2: other people have got immaculate haven't they got the leather
Speaker 2: stuff or that big old ishaps of the ours? Isn't that?
Speaker 2: So I certainly realized what I pick up mister Quox.
Speaker 2: He was all like beautiful expensive samsonite thing right, And
Speaker 2: I think mister Quox's gonna be feuman. He's obviously got
Speaker 2: a meeting in Singapore. He's got all my stuff for
Speaker 2: the next three weeks. So I ring the airline. It's midlight.
Speaker 2: They don't really care. And it took me two days
Speaker 2: to get my bag returned, and hopefully mister Quap to
Speaker 2: get his as well.
Speaker 4: Good. I thought you were going to say you kept Quox.
Speaker 2: I couldn't live a life as mister Quock. All right,
Speaker 2: so you picked up the wrong one? What did you
Speaker 2: pick up buying mistake? Was it a jacket or a bag?
Speaker 2: Let us know? Nine one four three. Maybe mister Quack
Speaker 2: can call in the.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell breakfast show Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: So after our lunch yesterday, they accidentally go Pat's my
Speaker 2: jacket and I went to a toilet wearing Pats's lady jacket.
Speaker 2: Franklin's jacket as well, by the way, Pats and so
Speaker 2: this must have happened to you. Have you ever picked
Speaker 2: up the wrong one? Maybe it's a wrong jacket or
Speaker 2: a suitcase like me with leaving Singapore airport, not with
Speaker 2: my suitcase.
Speaker 5: But mister Quox, you ever do anything like that?
Speaker 4: My dad picked up the wrong kid at our basketball
Speaker 4: What do you mean? Mum usually picked us up And
Speaker 4: Mum told him you got to pick up James as
Speaker 4: well and drop him off. And there's two James's on
Speaker 4: our basketball team. And as we drop off James Billing,
Speaker 4: his fum goes, oh another mum was meant to bring
Speaker 4: James home. Oh, maybe it's changed, Ana artists that we
Speaker 4: were meant to pick up.
Speaker 2: Oh poor little James, the Greek kid who gets left
Speaker 2: behind there with a sous laca lunch box. Have you
Speaker 2: picked up the wrong one? Give us a call. Nine
Speaker 2: four one four one oh four three.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: All right, right now that have you picked up the
Speaker 2: wrong one? Might be a suitcase, a jacket, a back.
Speaker 2: What's your story? Nine four one four one o four three?
Speaker 2: Good morning, justin, Good morning, Christian.
Speaker 8: How are you today?
Speaker 2: I'm good mate? How are you?
Speaker 9: You're not bad?
Speaker 4: Thanks?
Speaker 2: Not bad? Right? And uh what did you pick up?
Speaker 2: What was the wrong one?
Speaker 8: We were there a little local shopping center in Mornington,
Speaker 8: me and my wife and the little ones, and uh,
Speaker 8: a little one through the dummy out of the brain,
Speaker 8: and so I grabbed it, Uh, look to the land
Speaker 8: on the ground, stuck it in the gob straight away,
Speaker 8: just to give it a bit of a clean up
Speaker 8: for a little one. Raced back over the pranks and
Speaker 8: put up to my wife and and I gave the
Speaker 8: dummy back to my daughter, but she still had a
Speaker 8: dummy in their mouth. And I realized I kicked up
Speaker 8: someone else's dummy.
Speaker 9: And pointed that for him, and H tried to and
Speaker 9: and I had you my math for that bark next
Speaker 9: to do it real funny, yeah, funny. And I cleaned
Speaker 9: up this pretty big dummy for my daughter and realized
Speaker 9: someone else's kids was missing the dummy, and I had
Speaker 9: a mapple this.
Speaker 5: Justin, that is a great one, very very funny.
Speaker 2: Mate. We'll send you some of our special anniversary socks
Speaker 2: in the post.
Speaker 8: Beautiful.
Speaker 2: Thank you. That's the right reaction, all right, justin, very funny, cool,
Speaker 2: thanks for calling mate. All right, let's go to who
Speaker 2: we got here, dek Christian morning. Hello, mate, welcome to
Speaker 2: the show. What did you pick up the wrong one?
Speaker 10: I picked up the wrong try that I had to
Speaker 10: pick up, and I had a space taking a load
Speaker 10: of tim dan and Melbourne and going up taking the
Speaker 10: load of gold that was first got to the INNDI.
Speaker 2: Gay, oh yeah that accident. Sure not timber, but he
Speaker 2: picked up the grog. Okay, yes, that classic mistake. A
Speaker 2: matter time. I'm going a thirsty camel left with the
Speaker 2: load of timber the old timber drive through es. Thank
Speaker 2: you very much, do as you get three socks as well. Yeah,
Speaker 2: all right, let's take one more. I picked up the
Speaker 2: wrong one on No. Four one four one four three.
Speaker 2: Let's try Dave. Good morning, Good morning, Christian. How I'm
Speaker 2: very well Dave, welcome to the show. Thanks for corning.
Speaker 2: What did you pick the wrong one up?
Speaker 11: Of Well, I'd love to claim this story, but it
Speaker 11: wasn't me. It was a good maid of mine. He
Speaker 11: This was back in the nineties when we didn't have
Speaker 11: keyless entry. He actually picked up the wrong car. He
Speaker 11: was in a car park, he was on the wrong level,
Speaker 11: and unbeknownst to him, he used his key, unlocked the door,
Speaker 11: got in and started the car, driving out of the
Speaker 11: car park before he went that's stugging, like my car,
Speaker 11: hang on for myself.
Speaker 2: That's amazing.
Speaker 11: Yeah, he drove back, put it in a car park,
Speaker 11: already found it in, and then went and got his card,
Speaker 11: drive away. And we found out a little while later
Speaker 11: that apparently car manufacturers back then, I don't know if
Speaker 11: they still do it, but they only had like ten
Speaker 11: different cuts of keys and they just reused them, thinking
Speaker 11: that never the twain shall meet. But on this day
Speaker 11: they did this, drove away with someone else's car.
Speaker 2: That is amazing. What a great story. Cool they were,
Speaker 2: These calls have been amazing this morning. That's nuts. I
Speaker 2: do remember in the nineties there was this rumor going
Speaker 2: around that there were only a set number of keys
Speaker 2: and that you could easily get into the same maker
Speaker 2: model another car with your key.
Speaker 11: That's correct. And I actually did some work for Ken
Speaker 11: Work a few years later and confirmed that that sort
Speaker 11: of thing does happen.
Speaker 2: Yet amazing, it's amazing.
Speaker 4: I would love to speak to your car manufacturers or
Speaker 4: anyone who works with cars often to know how many
Speaker 4: different cuts of key there were.
Speaker 2: And do you remember when they brought out the first ones, Dave,
Speaker 2: when the key those ones and it was the same thing.
Speaker 2: How they only had a certain frequency where you could
Speaker 2: open somebody else's car with it.
Speaker 4: That's the.
Speaker 11: I'd love this to be confirmed by somebody.
Speaker 2: We will beat this up for you. Awesome, thank you,
Speaker 2: hey listen as well. Also, I'm gonna sending some socks
Speaker 2: for using the phrase never the Twain shall meet love
Speaker 2: that not heard that phrase this I moved here. Not
Speaker 2: I heard it every day in London. Never the twins,
Speaker 2: I mean, my good man, good morning to you.
Speaker 11: Well that came from another Greek boy too, so I'm
Speaker 11: actually great. So there you go.
Speaker 5: All right, Okay, Dave, you get socks as well.
Speaker 11: Work there.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast show Men's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: Feel like today we're building up to something. And you know,
Speaker 2: sometimes in life you put a lot of expectation on
Speaker 2: an event and it just can't ever be what you
Speaker 2: expect it to be, and it actually becomes a bodup
Speaker 2: to a massive anti climax. And that's the definition of
Speaker 2: an anti climas's building up to something, which is we're
Speaker 2: doing this with good intentions. We're doing something good. Let's
Speaker 2: just remind ourselves of this today. Here's the story. Last
Speaker 2: week on the show, I get this email. This is
Speaker 2: exact email from Nicki Gazetti. Christian I tried calling through
Speaker 2: on five till it Tuesday missed out. My daughter, Havana
Speaker 2: is a very keen Essendon Footye club fan, wakes up
Speaker 2: every morning saying go Bombers.
Speaker 5: She's five.
Speaker 2: Last year, the Bombers mascot Skeeter made a visit to
Speaker 2: her kinder and she cried when she saw him and
Speaker 2: wouldn't leave.
Speaker 5: His sign for the whole time.
Speaker 2: She came home, saying that her and Skeeter were best
Speaker 2: friends now and wanted to ask him raw for playdates.
Speaker 2: Every week she reminds me, I need to ring Skeeter
Speaker 2: and invite him round for that playdate. So we were
Speaker 2: talking about this and I was just thinking, listen, I'll
Speaker 2: get Crawl Shane Crawford, our mister Afellow every Friday on
Speaker 2: the show to sort this out. But you stepped in and said, look,
Speaker 2: I have a connection. They're also in my club. I
Speaker 2: did a very short lived, just four episode Bombers podcast.
Speaker 4: What was it?
Speaker 2: Hard Us Hard Heart Attack? That's it?
Speaker 4: And though I didn't get continued the next year into
Speaker 4: twenty eighteen.
Speaker 2: Or even the entire season. I mean, I'm pretty sure
Speaker 2: there aren't four rounds in an AFL.
Speaker 4: I think we covered everything of twenty seventeen.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he was pulled up there.
Speaker 4: You needed to, but I still have my contact mark
Speaker 4: from essen N So.
Speaker 5: I gave Jack twenty four hours and you delivered.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Sketer is well. He was meant to come in
Speaker 4: last week and then we had to. It's very hard
Speaker 4: to organize a play date, I guess for anybody, but
Speaker 4: a giant mascot for a football team. And a five
Speaker 4: year old girl is even harder.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I didn't realize there's paperwork you have to fill out.
Speaker 2: We've had to fill out. There's some sort of permit
Speaker 2: for young kids to come on the radio, even with
Speaker 2: their parents' approval. So anyway, here's the situation. This little girl, Havannah,
Speaker 2: she's coming in. She thinks she's coming in to meet
Speaker 2: us and have a tour of the radio station. At
Speaker 2: eight o'clock this morning, Skeeter is going to be here.
Speaker 2: We're going to surprise her with Skeeter. Now you're thinking,
Speaker 2: oh my god, this would be lovely. Havannah is five.
Speaker 2: She's probably just going to be tired, overwhelmed. She may
Speaker 2: even just start crying. It's all going to be so much.
Speaker 4: She doesn't start crying. I just don't think I.
Speaker 2: Took when Lois was seven. My daughter is now twelve,
Speaker 2: which was seven. She's a massive fan of the Wiggles.
Speaker 2: They came for their London debut. They came in on
Speaker 2: the show Lovely Guys just chatting them. Afterwards, I said
Speaker 2: I'm coming to the show and went, bring your kids.
Speaker 2: I went, oh, oh my god, Lois would love that.
Speaker 2: She idolizes you guys took her backstage. She burst into tears.
Speaker 2: It was just too much for her. It's like all
Speaker 2: their circuits just short.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean if we have that, so are we
Speaker 4: doing it live? Because what if we have her crying
Speaker 4: on the radio. We can't be the show that had
Speaker 4: a five year old cry.
Speaker 2: We don't want to start year two with everyone talking
Speaker 2: about the crying kid. Okate becomes a hashtag today crying kid.
Speaker 4: So then should we not do he jumps out from
Speaker 4: behind a curtain because the other thing we've gone we
Speaker 4: talk about.
Speaker 2: What's in the studio now, the white elephant in the room.
Speaker 2: I said, if we could have Skeeter in the studio,
Speaker 2: hidden away, we do a little chat with our little
Speaker 2: friend Havannah, you know, we talk about the bombers, and
Speaker 2: we and to Skeeter, and then a prearranged queue like,
Speaker 2: oh if only Skeeter was here. Skeeter leaps out from
Speaker 2: behind a curtain. Right, yes, everyone's got the fils. Yeah.
Speaker 2: I asked for a small curtain, like a sh I'm
Speaker 2: pretty sure it said, like a shower curtain in the
Speaker 2: corner studio. What's in the studio is I don't know,
Speaker 2: is that what is that twenty foot poles with two
Speaker 2: curtains that we could actually put on the Regent Theater
Speaker 2: for a show.
Speaker 4: I think this is what they used for the side
Speaker 4: of Lion King.
Speaker 5: It's huge, it's huge, and we are not in a
Speaker 5: massive studio.
Speaker 2: You can't fit a great, big mosquito based mascot behind that.
Speaker 2: The nose is going to stick out. It's going to
Speaker 2: freak this poor little kid up.
Speaker 4: There's no room behind the curtain. That's the thing. It's
Speaker 4: shoved up against the wall and there's no room because
Speaker 4: it's so big. There's no other place to put it
Speaker 4: in here, so there's gonna be She'll walk in there'll
Speaker 4: be a giant curtain for no reason with a mesquite.
Speaker 2: I started crying already if I was five, and a
Speaker 2: strange thing protruding from the curtain as well, sticking out
Speaker 2: a foot or two the whole thing. Are we really
Speaker 2: doing this live?
Speaker 4: Well? I mean everybody's lucked it.
Speaker 2: Yes, yes, make sure whatever you do in between, make
Speaker 2: sure you're here for eight fifteen to hear whatever happens the.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: Right now, then it's your chance to try and make
Speaker 2: all three of us, Me, Jack and Pats say wow
Speaker 2: together Christian color Sleep. I say, wow, wow.
Speaker 4: Oh interesting yea audio, he's help again.
Speaker 2: Wow it's herdly wow wow. Yeah, it's just come out.
Speaker 2: I know where this Christian Color Sleep?
Speaker 11: I say wow wow?
Speaker 2: Is that me? Ow? Wow? Am I saying?
Speaker 8: Though?
Speaker 2: Is that me? Alrighty? So this outworks? You call us
Speaker 2: up with your story? A great story, an interesting story,
Speaker 2: an intriguing story, jamatic story, a funny story that you
Speaker 2: think we'll get the triple well, one from me, one
Speaker 2: from Jack, and the ultimate one, the hardest well of all.
Speaker 2: She sits atop this show in a throne, unimbresced. It's
Speaker 2: Pats is the one you need to try and wow. However,
Speaker 2: we've got you two tickets up for grabs. Go on
Speaker 2: sell next Tuesday, Live Nation, dot com, dot au. We
Speaker 2: announced it last week on The Breakfast Show, way before
Speaker 2: Dye MacGuire got any whith of it on Triple m
Speaker 2: He's resigned, the shame of it.
Speaker 5: He's left town. It's over ready, get.
Speaker 2: Out of town, pack up that two right mansion and
Speaker 2: get going by sunlight? All right? Anyway? Sorry, going off
Speaker 2: on one there YouTube coming out in November Marvel Stadium.
Speaker 2: You can win the tickets a week before they go
Speaker 2: and sell right now, make us say well, only pick
Speaker 2: up that phone. If you've got a great story for us.
Speaker 2: You think it's going to get the Triple well one
Speaker 2: four three.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: It's time to open the lines. Christian, I say wow wow.
Speaker 5: Right, can you make the three of us say wow
Speaker 5: with your stories?
Speaker 2: Nine four one four one o four three first one
Speaker 2: that gets the three the Triple Wow Wednesdaday's you two
Speaker 2: tickets to go and see them live in November Marvel Stadium.
Speaker 2: Joshua Tree down Under. This to be amazing. All right, team,
Speaker 2: are you ready?
Speaker 12: Ready?
Speaker 2: Okay Stewart, good morning, gooday guys, how are you We're good?
Speaker 2: Your first up? Good luck Stewart, off you go make
Speaker 2: us say wow.
Speaker 3: So twenty years ago I was doing a bike tripper
Speaker 3: in Australia. I was up in the Erears rock in
Speaker 3: about the September. I met this Japanese guy going south
Speaker 3: I was hitting north. He had a laptop, as all
Speaker 3: Japanese people tend to. He copied all my photos onto
Speaker 3: a discs so that I wouldn't lose them off knot
Speaker 3: my camera within part of ways. In the November I
Speaker 3: met my now wife, we came back to Melbourne and
Speaker 3: in the March of the following year, I'd realized I'd
Speaker 3: lost my photos because I'd scratched the discs. Unfortunately, anyway,
Speaker 3: Juliette and I were going out in Albert Park for
Speaker 3: some dinner. We walked into a Japanese restaurant and Nori,
Speaker 3: the traveling Japanese cyclist was behind the counter and he
Speaker 3: still had a photo on his laptop.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 3: So I mean, the chances are six months later meeting
Speaker 3: him and he wasn't going to stop in Melbourne. He
Speaker 3: was just going to get going.
Speaker 5: So that's insane.
Speaker 4: It's a big coincidence. I'm not going well, only because
Speaker 4: wouldn't you have got the details if he's backing up
Speaker 4: your photos, wouldn't the idea to get his number?
Speaker 3: Well, he copied them onto a disc.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but like you still would have caught up with
Speaker 4: him eventually to get the photos.
Speaker 2: Would you know? You're busy? You know you're traveling around there.
Speaker 3: I got the copies on the discs and that's why
Speaker 3: we copied them. And he went off.
Speaker 2: Going off.
Speaker 6: It's a sliding doors moment, but it's not a whal
Speaker 6: for me.
Speaker 2: Sorry, that's cool, that's all right, that's sorry, remotely a
Speaker 2: sliding doors moment. That's about parallel lies. He went one
Speaker 2: way he could have done this. It's not. Someone's hung
Speaker 2: over to that a little bit dusty. Sorry, Stuart, all right,
Speaker 2: you got a wow from me. But the other two
Speaker 2: I think they struggling today with the Wales.
Speaker 4: That's quite.
Speaker 2: Welcome to my world. It's there's every day six or ten, right, Stuart,
Speaker 2: I like to all right, jeez, he pass he did
Speaker 2: some favorite a minute. When we get in the outbreak,
Speaker 2: look up sliding doors. Definition of it is not Japanese photos.
Speaker 2: Back up, Karen, Good.
Speaker 12: Morning, Good morning, guys.
Speaker 2: How are you well?
Speaker 5: Let's find out, Karen, make us say wow.
Speaker 12: Well, twenty three years ago I had my son and
Speaker 12: I was asleep while he was born.
Speaker 4: Come on, god, question, are you under some kind of.
Speaker 2: Yes, some sort of what kind of coologist?
Speaker 12: I had had an epidural and I had avery tough
Speaker 12: labor earlier, and the nurse came in to check me.
Speaker 12: When the ward said she had the baby yet. She
Speaker 12: came in and she said, woke me up, and she said,
Speaker 12: I'm just going to feel your tummy to measure the contractions.
Speaker 12: And she's gone feeling the stomach and then she's gone,
Speaker 12: oh my god, and she just pulled back the sheet
Speaker 12: and there he was.
Speaker 1: In.
Speaker 5: I don't mean be rude here.
Speaker 2: I've got no idea what was like to give birth
Speaker 2: and how hard that would be. It sounds like the laziest,
Speaker 2: laziest birth ever. You just popped the kid out, so
Speaker 2: hang on.
Speaker 6: So you were all preps ready to have the C section,
Speaker 6: but you.
Speaker 12: Don't, no, no, no, I had had just an epidural,
Speaker 12: so it wasn't wasn't going to be a c section, right,
Speaker 12: And yeah, I had fallen asleep because of the epidural.
Speaker 12: I had no pain, and yeah, they came in to
Speaker 12: just check out along I was, and there he was.
Speaker 2: But that's incredible.
Speaker 5: That was your asleep.
Speaker 2: Obviously you've got, you know, the anesthetics in there, but
Speaker 2: still you know the plane. I can only imagine when
Speaker 2: I said to give birth, to push an actual little
Speaker 2: tiny human out of yourself and all the wonder is
Speaker 2: that but you were you m actually get some sleep.
Speaker 12: I managed to get some sleep with because of the epidural,
Speaker 12: which takes away the pain.
Speaker 6: You must have been exhausted by that point.
Speaker 2: There was an epidore right, My wife had an epidural
Speaker 2: for our first daughter, and I wish it'd put her
Speaker 2: to sleep because she was trying to punch me swearing it.
Speaker 4: So, Karen, were you happy, like when when the nurse said, oh,
Speaker 4: you've already had the baby? Were like, oh cool, that
Speaker 4: was easy to.
Speaker 2: Sep great dream.
Speaker 12: Hindsights are wonderful seeing at the time that were like,
Speaker 12: I mean, the things that could have gone wrong. And
Speaker 12: my it was my husband's I've had second marriage and
Speaker 12: I'd already had two children. It was his first and
Speaker 12: he was all ready to go, you know, to do
Speaker 12: all the right things to help me. And yeah, it's
Speaker 12: just he didn't have to missed it.
Speaker 2: Truly incredible story. How old is the little child now?
Speaker 12: He will be twenty four next week?
Speaker 5: Nick pretty it is a great story.
Speaker 6: Wow from me, I'm sorry, it's not from me.
Speaker 2: I believe she gives birth asleep. Yeah, this woman should
Speaker 2: be told around the world to tell the story. I
Speaker 2: comedy young never heard it.
Speaker 12: This is the nurses. My doctor even had never heard
Speaker 12: of it happened before.
Speaker 4: Andrew.
Speaker 2: This is a slow in doors moment.
Speaker 6: No, that's amazing. That not quite well for me. I'm
Speaker 6: being really tough today.
Speaker 2: This is do you know what, Karen? Do you want
Speaker 2: to come and join us in the pub Friday.
Speaker 12: I would love to do that.
Speaker 2: You're going to fall asleep, Karen, come and join us then. Okay,
Speaker 2: it's not the you two tickets, but come and join
Speaker 2: us with drink Friday.
Speaker 12: That would be beautiful.
Speaker 2: Okay, an amazing story. It was two wells, but not
Speaker 2: the the toughest well there is, all right, Karen, thanks
Speaker 2: you calling.
Speaker 12: Thank you.
Speaker 2: The big question is is perhaps he gonna say wow
Speaker 2: this morning nine four one four one o four three.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: Hey listen, when that goes red, it means we're life.
Speaker 2: You have a little chatter. Was just yelling at the producers,
Speaker 2: Hey dude, you work take the course.
Speaker 4: I just didn't want. They said there's two ghosts stories
Speaker 4: coming out. I thought two ghost stories was too many.
Speaker 2: I disagree, no, no, no, because I don't know what
Speaker 2: they're about. But I know the title of one of them,
Speaker 2: all right, So okay, both guys double up on the ghostcorse.
Speaker 2: I'm fine, one's in a cinema, one's inn a central
Speaker 2: heating system. Who doesn't want to hear? Can there be
Speaker 2: too many ghost stories? All right? Because we're getting so
Speaker 2: many calls now on the show right Jack is getting
Speaker 2: the phones as well as producers Brandon Beck and I
Speaker 2: only ever hear Jack's commentary because only Jack is in
Speaker 2: the studio here with me, and I just heard you
Speaker 2: go that is too spooky for ten.
Speaker 5: To eight in the morning, and I'm like, what.
Speaker 2: Story was that? All right, let's go to lines. Then
Speaker 2: we're doing make us Say Wow? Can you make me?
Speaker 2: Jack and Pats all say well, so far I said wow, Jack,
Speaker 2: and I said wow. Nothing from Pats, And we just
Speaker 2: had a call about a moment who gave birth to
Speaker 2: her baby in her sleep. Too well, fome Jack and
Speaker 2: I nothing from Pats. You two tickets up for grabs.
Speaker 2: All right, Let's go to Let's go to Debbie. Good morning, Debbie, Hi,
Speaker 2: good morning, guys.
Speaker 5: Welcome to make us say Wow. If you go, I
Speaker 5: think I.
Speaker 6: Can do it.
Speaker 7: When I was seventeen, I was up In my first
Speaker 7: trip in Papa, New Guinea, I was flying with my
Speaker 7: uncle's friend to Venomo when he was flying low and
Speaker 7: hit a tree.
Speaker 12: We didn't know what was happening.
Speaker 7: He made it back to actually picked it up on
Speaker 7: the bounce, and we made it back to the main
Speaker 7: airport and they looked up and said we'd lost the
Speaker 7: front wheel.
Speaker 12: So why that was happening.
Speaker 7: I had to actually fly the plane for a while
Speaker 7: and we had to land, and he had to compensate
Speaker 7: for no wheel. When he did, he overcompensated and it
Speaker 7: did somersaults all the way down the runway. So I
Speaker 7: remember landing upside down and having all the dirt flying
Speaker 7: up at the screen.
Speaker 2: It's incredible.
Speaker 7: I don't think too many people have flown a plane
Speaker 7: at seventeen and had done somersaults down a runway.
Speaker 4: Looks like something from Mission Impossible.
Speaker 7: I was seventeen, so you don't think you're going to
Speaker 7: do you think.
Speaker 2: You're invincible then absolutely, Yeah, And the plane was doing somersaults.
Speaker 7: Yeah, Well, he had to land no wheel, So when
Speaker 7: he's gone to land, he's tipped it backwards and the
Speaker 7: tails hit and then it's gone forward and and you
Speaker 7: know what, I mean it's the tail hitting has made
Speaker 7: it slip forward.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Oh many road moment, Yes, I remember that hit board,
Speaker 7: the profeller going into the ground and all the dirt
Speaker 7: coming up the wind.
Speaker 2: You both like you to be alive, you and your
Speaker 2: uncle's friend.
Speaker 7: I always say to people, Look, you got more chance
Speaker 7: crossing a road getting hit than something like that. You
Speaker 7: just you know, things happen.
Speaker 4: You move on.
Speaker 2: Oh, sadly, it's not a wow, but it's a great
Speaker 2: story to be I'm really sorry, but no wow's there today? Worry, worried,
Speaker 2: tough lu All right, all right, let's try two ghost
Speaker 2: stories coming up next, go story number one, Hayley, Hello,
Speaker 2: how you going? Oh good? Hey, tell us your story,
Speaker 2: make us say well.
Speaker 13: All right. So a few years ago my dad passed
Speaker 13: away quite suddenly, which in itself is not that extraordinary.
Speaker 5: But yeah, but it would have been devastating if it's suddenly.
Speaker 13: I'm sorry, absolutely no problem. So growing up, my dad
Speaker 13: would often turn the heater on for us, as you
Speaker 13: do as a parent, to keep the house nice and warm. Anyway,
Speaker 13: on the morning after he had passed, I'd slept on
Speaker 13: the couch and the house was nice and quiet and
Speaker 13: we had my one of those those really old fashioned
Speaker 13: gas heaters where you've got a press the buttons down
Speaker 13: and it takes ages to lone.
Speaker 2: And it clicks in the pilot light.
Speaker 13: Yeah, that's the pilot light. And you've got the manual
Speaker 13: lever at the bottom, so you can only get left
Speaker 13: or right for for high or low on the fan. Well, anyway,
Speaker 13: the next morning, at around seven o'clock and when the
Speaker 13: house is completely quiet, the lever flicks on and the
Speaker 13: gas heater lights on by itself, completely turns on without
Speaker 13: anyone touching it.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 4: Wow, I don't believe in ghosts.
Speaker 2: I got. I actually got goose bumps when you told
Speaker 2: me that story, because because.
Speaker 13: That's as a parent, you keep the houselights so warm,
Speaker 13: you know, for your kids, and then.
Speaker 2: You want to believe in a world where your dad
Speaker 2: was still looking out for you even though he's passed,
Speaker 2: and giving you a little bit of heat for his daughter.
Speaker 6: Lovely couldn't have turned itself on.
Speaker 4: You didn't know about Poulter.
Speaker 2: Guys are terrible turning on boilers and Pinot lights. You
Speaker 2: never see that scene in a movie where there's a
Speaker 2: couple of ghosties turning you gotta give it out ten seconds.
Speaker 2: They ain't got to wait two minutes and we get
Speaker 2: gassed out.
Speaker 13: You know, when you've got to light it with the
Speaker 13: match because sometimes it goes out. It was like one
Speaker 13: of those hopefully I want to.
Speaker 2: Say a movie called ghost Dad where he just goes
Speaker 2: around a little things like this.
Speaker 4: So do you guys get in one go? Because every
Speaker 4: time I do one of those things, you have to
Speaker 4: press it down five times.
Speaker 5: That goes.
Speaker 13: You get blisters on your fingers as well.
Speaker 2: I know, wow, past does it? Well? I do? Well?
Speaker 2: What at you? Wow?
Speaker 4: I think I just don't believe in ghosts. I think
Speaker 4: it's some kind of technical malfunction with the heater.
Speaker 2: A pilot light can't just turn itself onto.
Speaker 13: The old kick pretty timely though.
Speaker 4: It is pretty timely, I'll give you that, definitely pretty timely.
Speaker 5: You've got tickets to go and see you two.
Speaker 2: How can I not? How can I not? With a
Speaker 2: story like that, It's a beautiful story. I want to
Speaker 2: believe in that world, Haley, I believe it.
Speaker 13: Thank you. Happy birthday by the way too.
Speaker 2: That's right all right, Haley, enjoy you too, well done.
Speaker 13: Thank you so much.
Speaker 1: Christ Ohconnell breakfast show Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: All right, the next twenty minutes. I guarantee one thing.
Speaker 2: I don't think it's going to go how we wanted
Speaker 2: to go. We're about to do. If this was a
Speaker 2: TV show, they'd be pre recording it and they would
Speaker 2: do ten takes to make sure they got what's called
Speaker 2: in the trade, the big reveal, the big moment, and
Speaker 2: that's what we're trying to do. But I don't think
Speaker 2: we're going to do it. We spent a week trying
Speaker 2: to pull this off, and we're about to do it
Speaker 2: during the next ten minutes with you stand by the radio.
Speaker 2: I think it's not going to work, but this is
Speaker 2: what we're trying to do. I've got an email a
Speaker 2: week ago from a mum called Nikki telling us about
Speaker 2: a lovely little five year old girl called Havana and
Speaker 2: she's a massive fan of the Bombers and a big
Speaker 2: super fan of the mascot Skeeter, and he came to
Speaker 2: her kinder as she wouldn't leave his side all day
Speaker 2: and as she cried when he left, and she keeps saying, Mum,
Speaker 2: can you call Skeeter and invite around for a play day,
Speaker 2: and so we've managed to get Skeeter onto the show today.
Speaker 2: There's a giant there's a giant curtain in the studio
Speaker 2: right now drawn The studio looks half broadcast studio, half
Speaker 2: field hospital, or like a race horse. As we out
Speaker 2: this misery, it's looking, it's looking intimidating already. Okay, now
Speaker 2: hidden away in the radio station, unable to hear my words.
Speaker 5: Right now is five year old.
Speaker 2: Have Anna and her mum Nikki in In about five
Speaker 2: minutes time, they're going to come into the studio.
Speaker 5: We can we bring in Skeeter now. Think he's getting changed.
Speaker 5: He's still getting changed.
Speaker 4: About ten minutes ago said yeah, I'll start getting dressed.
Speaker 5: Doesn't take to get a big mosquito outfit.
Speaker 4: Any me, even if he doesn't have his head on.
Speaker 2: I don't think Disney do it this way. I don't
Speaker 2: want to see the guys inside Skeeter turn up with
Speaker 2: a newspaper with half the crossword done. He just shook
Speaker 2: my hand. And when I'm Skeeter, they don't do it Interciday.
Speaker 2: You don't see them wandering around with half half a
Speaker 2: head on, or you know, won the Mickey mouse head
Speaker 2: under the ears. So I'm running late. Well, so Skeeter
Speaker 2: is going to be hidden away. I start chatting to
Speaker 2: the mum and the kid, and then we're going to
Speaker 2: a pre arranged phrase we're going to bring Skeeter will
Speaker 2: jump out.
Speaker 4: Well, he'll burst out of the curtains.
Speaker 5: All right, what do you think is going to happen?
Speaker 2: Now?
Speaker 5: Five year olds, they're easily overwhelmed, blessed.
Speaker 2: So she's probably going to be tired, a little bit
Speaker 2: scared when a giant, when Skeeter leaps out.
Speaker 4: This is what I'm betting on. I reckon we'll actually
Speaker 4: get zero reaction.
Speaker 5: That's what I'm fearing.
Speaker 2: Hey, Skeeter coming in mate, Thanks buddy, Skeeter, you're looking great.
Speaker 2: Already he's got he's got no mosquito ahead at the moment, Hey, Sketer,
Speaker 2: just just at the moment before we hide away, come back,
Speaker 2: jump on that mic there there he goes. So this
Speaker 2: is Skeeter.
Speaker 4: Oh he's saying he's not allowed to talk even without
Speaker 4: the head on.
Speaker 2: Like already already already alarm bells.
Speaker 4: Is this something we could have known?
Speaker 2: How can the producers not know the Did we not
Speaker 2: just have a chat with Brad? So you chat to
Speaker 2: Skeeter on hour. We've just woun out Skeeter. Contraction. Can't talk,
Speaker 2: Skeeters the other side of the curtain. Now I'm talking
Speaker 2: to curtain, Skeeter. Can you not talk? Can he grunts?
Speaker 4: Can you just give us a thumbs up? Or is
Speaker 4: the raising You're not allowed to talk because it de
Speaker 4: mystifies the character?
Speaker 5: Okay, he's absolutely that's great. Okay, Skeeter.
Speaker 2: What I need you to understand is, Okay, after this outbreak,
Speaker 2: we're gonna bring the little five year old girl who
Speaker 2: is a big fan of yours and the bombs. Okay,
Speaker 2: when I say, close your eyes, let's see if we
Speaker 2: can make Skeeter a pear counter three and then leap out.
Speaker 2: He's nodding his head right. Then, Skeeter needs you don't
Speaker 2: say anything. Let's allow for the magic to happen. Let's
Speaker 2: give a good five second gap. Okay, double thumbs up Skeeter.
Speaker 2: Double thumbs up from Skeeter.
Speaker 4: By the way, thumbs up a man in an esson
Speaker 4: jump up without a head on.
Speaker 2: So, greatest guest booking for a radio show someone who.
Speaker 4: Can't But is he gonna like leap on?
Speaker 6: He's not gonna leap on hare.
Speaker 2: Is he just walking? Excuse me? Where you're going?
Speaker 4: Man?
Speaker 2: Where ske to gone? He's walked? What is happening? But
Speaker 2: it's forgot his feet?
Speaker 4: All right?
Speaker 2: Okay, So I want to go home. I said at
Speaker 2: six o'clock this is gonna work. We've found out you
Speaker 2: can't talk to the book. Tomorrow, We've got a magician
Speaker 2: coming on the show tomorrow, Radio Magic.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: Well, I'm joining a studio now by a very very
Speaker 2: special young girl. My special guest this morning is just
Speaker 2: five years of age. She's called Havannah. That's that yet,
Speaker 2: That's that's you. Havannah's in with her mummy, Nikki Havannah.
Speaker 2: Good morning, good morning. What a great voice you've got now?
Speaker 2: Is this the first radio studio you've ever been in?
Speaker 2: What do you think of it so far? It's great?
Speaker 5: Yeah? And have you had a you've got day of
Speaker 5: school today?
Speaker 11: Yes?
Speaker 2: Now I know that you're a big You support a
Speaker 2: really great footy team, don't you? Which one do you support?
Speaker 2: Do you support the Tigers? Do you support my team
Speaker 2: the Dees? No? Do you support Carton the Blues. Tell
Speaker 2: me really loudly, really loudly. Who do you support Bobby?
Speaker 2: The Bombers with a rubbish? They stink? What's that smellest
Speaker 2: the Bombers in town?
Speaker 5: No, they don't know.
Speaker 2: They're great team. They're great to Now what is that
Speaker 2: T shirt you've got there? Who's that? Who's that one there?
Speaker 5: Who is Skeeter?
Speaker 2: I've never heard of him? He's he's from the Bombers?
Speaker 12: Is he?
Speaker 2: What is he like?
Speaker 5: They're one of their players?
Speaker 2: Right? Okay? And have you ever met him before?
Speaker 5: Are you lying?
Speaker 2: Come on it?
Speaker 5: You met Skeeter?
Speaker 2: Get out of here. You've not met Skeeter when a kindergarden? Yeah?
Speaker 2: And what happened? Did he come to your kindergarten? Did he?
Speaker 2: And what was he like? He is right above it? Yeah? Okay?
Speaker 2: Well do you believe in magic?
Speaker 6: What?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Because magic's real, isn't it? Would you like to
Speaker 2: try and do a magic trick right now? Now we're
Speaker 2: in this radio studio. Wouldn't it be great if you
Speaker 2: and I could do a magic trip right now live
Speaker 2: on the radio, or we could try and make someone
Speaker 2: appear in the studio. What you want to try that? Okay?
Speaker 2: But You've got to really really concentrate, because if this works,
Speaker 2: we might be able to make someone just appear another person,
Speaker 2: a very special person in this studio right now. They're
Speaker 2: not mam maam.
Speaker 5: You wantmum to disappear?
Speaker 2: All right? No, so mum's going to be safe in
Speaker 2: this magic trick. No mums will be armed in this
Speaker 2: magic trick. All right.
Speaker 5: Your mum's great, isn't she?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Right, he already do this magic trick. What you're looking
Speaker 2: at Tommy over there, he's got video camera. Yeah, he's
Speaker 2: filming this all right. Now you ready to do the
Speaker 2: magic trick. What I need you to do is close
Speaker 2: your eyes. I'll close mind. We count to three, and
Speaker 2: then we're both gonna yell Skeeter and the wizard to
Speaker 2: see what happens. Yeah, you're ready, Right, you gonna close
Speaker 2: your eyes. Okay, you close your eyes, no helpen with them,
Speaker 2: and then yell Skeeter, Yell Skeeter. Skipper.
Speaker 5: I think you don't do a bit louder than that.
Speaker 2: It's the magic trick. Skinner. Trym who's that skier? Look?
Speaker 14: Your magic trick works, well done?
Speaker 2: Who Why didn't you tell everyone right now? Who is
Speaker 2: in the studio with you right next to right in
Speaker 2: front of you, ski day. Listen, well done, you made
Speaker 2: your magic trip work. You've made Skeeter appear at high
Speaker 2: five and at the moment. Is this like an early
Speaker 2: Christmas present for you? Yeah? I think that if you
Speaker 2: could per, you'd be per right now. You're so happy
Speaker 2: that you're back with Skeeter. Yeah what all right? So yeah,
Speaker 2: your mum told us last week that you're a big
Speaker 2: fan of Skeeter, so we thought'd be great if we
Speaker 2: could try and reunite you too for a playdate on
Speaker 2: the show. Okay, is that cool? All right? Well, listen,
Speaker 2: thank you very much for coming in. I'm glad your
Speaker 2: magic trip works and you've got to spend some time
Speaker 2: with Skeeter again. Okay, and you get day of school too,
Speaker 2: Thank you, thank you.
Speaker 5: That's all right, it's our pleasure, all right.
Speaker 2: Well done, Haval You're awesome. Word, I'm doing your magic trick. Okay.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Reckfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: Skeeter, the mascot who can't talk, is having a great time.
Speaker 2: But more importantly, the little girl, a little gorgeous little
Speaker 2: five year old's having a great time. She's now super
Speaker 2: super cute. All right, then this Friday, let's talk about this, guess.
Speaker 2: So we're going this Friday, this show and you the
Speaker 2: Cooper's in right at the heart, in the heart of
Speaker 2: the CBD old school hospitality, and the beers are on us.
Speaker 2: We want to say thanks for listening to the show. Yes, sir,
Speaker 2: we marked a year a year of this show, and
Speaker 2: so we want to buy you a beer on Friday night.
Speaker 2: So the drinks are on us, and or so you
Speaker 2: get canna past the other thing we're doing. It's not
Speaker 2: just come and say hi and have a drink with us,
Speaker 2: that's all great. We are doing a special show just
Speaker 2: for you on that night, for one night only, in
Speaker 2: a small room, a pub show bears. I can't wait.
Speaker 2: I love doing live stuff, and I hope if you're
Speaker 2: coming down, I hope you have a great time too.
Speaker 2: But yeah, me, Jack and Pat's doing a show on stage.
Speaker 2: Jack has already had his outlandish demands for us. We're
Speaker 2: calling it the Late Breakfast Show. It's a late night
Speaker 2: version of this strictly adults only. It's not gonna be recorded,
Speaker 2: not gonna be streamed, will not be podcast. What goes
Speaker 2: on in that room stays in the room. You'll hear
Speaker 2: stories that we can never share with you ever. Again,
Speaker 2: Jack's demanded a low table.
Speaker 4: I want to sleep behind a desk because I sleep
Speaker 4: behind a dusk in here. If we're doing a version
Speaker 4: of the Breakfast Show, so basically, people in this room
Speaker 4: that they're come into this little kind of little room
Speaker 4: with chairs, they're going to see a guy in front
Speaker 4: them sat at a desk. Well, it feels weirder to
Speaker 4: be wandering around with the microphones.
Speaker 5: Whatever makes you comfortable.
Speaker 2: If you need the desk, you get the Pats is
Speaker 2: comfortable pattern on a Friday night in a throne.
Speaker 5: Have you seen the throne we're getting you. It looks
Speaker 5: it's amazing.
Speaker 2: I mean, honestly, if the Queen saw this, should go
Speaker 2: get rid of that knacked old thing I've had for the
Speaker 2: last five centuries. I want what Pats He's got. So
Speaker 2: we've got a throne for you. The only thing I require,
Speaker 2: right aside from a steady stream of drinks being topped
Speaker 2: top throughout the.
Speaker 5: Night, is i'd like a gong.
Speaker 2: I have an idea I don't want to share here,
Speaker 2: but I need a golden gong, you know, a big
Speaker 2: old bond.
Speaker 4: I suggested maybe a meditation studio would have one. You
Speaker 4: meditate or do yoga, and they go.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but that's not on a Friday night.
Speaker 4: That's not hard.
Speaker 2: You don't ever have it one of those Buddhist temples
Speaker 2: where we go bo. Does anyone have one of these?
Speaker 2: I need to try and find one for Friday night.
Speaker 2: We've got two days to sort it out. But the
Speaker 2: most important thing is we got some tickets.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 2: We've got five pairs to give away right now to
Speaker 2: come and join us.
Speaker 4: Yes, you mean five pairs for the rest of the week.
Speaker 2: Five bears to give away right now.
Speaker 4: People are going to be sitting on each other's shoulder.
Speaker 2: No, we will find room for you, okay. Nine four
Speaker 2: one for one oh four three. If you want to
Speaker 2: come and join us Friday night in the pub, give
Speaker 2: us a call now, nine four one for one oh
Speaker 2: four three, same number for I know loads you put
Speaker 2: trying to get through right now, everyone's got a gone.
Speaker 2: We all know a guy who's got gone. Right. It's
Speaker 2: a very common thing, isn't it in Melbourne? Nine one
Speaker 2: four three To come and join us beer for a year.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one four point three.
Speaker 2: Yesterday we marked one year of the show and we're
Speaker 2: taking you to the pub Friday. So thanks for supporting
Speaker 2: this very very new show. And it's Beer for a
Speaker 2: year with us at the Cooper's in right at the
Speaker 2: heart of the CBD old school hospitality. The drinks are
Speaker 2: on us plus cannabase. I love that bit.
Speaker 4: Do we find out what they are?
Speaker 2: Yet?
Speaker 5: Like what you describe to an alien?
Speaker 2: Say a little green man came in a studio right
Speaker 2: now and said, what's a cannapase?
Speaker 4: Is it just anything small? Like a little spring roll,
Speaker 4: a little spring rod? I describe it?
Speaker 2: Can I make a prediction? Pats watch this on Friday night.
Speaker 2: Before Jack goes on stage, he'll ask for his cannabase.
Speaker 2: Your tiny little tom tum the old birds stomach.
Speaker 5: That's perfect.
Speaker 2: That's a banquet for you, the cannabase. We're coming down
Speaker 2: the pub. The only thing I need is a gong.
Speaker 2: Quite a lot of you are saying, try Red Simmons.
Speaker 2: He had a great one in Red Faces and he
Speaker 2: hate Saturday.
Speaker 9: I have.
Speaker 4: They've got to still have that.
Speaker 6: There'd be a restaurant or you know one of those
Speaker 6: shops that sell Asian sort of style furniture. I've seen
Speaker 6: them in those sort of places, be gongs.
Speaker 5: Asian style furniture.
Speaker 2: It's a well known trend, isn't it.
Speaker 6: People pick couch, there's one down on Victoria.
Speaker 2: Basically Asian people live in the homes that look like
Speaker 2: the restaurants. The fish tank there picture picture of they've
Speaker 2: got a reception. They got water for the little mince
Speaker 2: in a volve and a giant gong. You haven't traveled
Speaker 2: really far out of wear Abasia. Twice around to one
Speaker 2: of your houses. Do you have a waiting area and
Speaker 2: fifty people in the kitchen with swing doors? All right,
Speaker 2: well thanks for that hot lead. So basically I'm going
Speaker 2: to wander around Thai restaurants.
Speaker 6: Go down Chinatown. Your fine one to start wheeling.
Speaker 2: It through my name?
Speaker 5: Yeah, don't worry about that.
Speaker 2: Can I just bother the goal on Friday night? Even
Speaker 2: miss it stein it Paul, Good morning, Good morning Paul.
Speaker 2: How can they help the show? You have to take
Speaker 2: us a Friday night, come and join us, love to
Speaker 2: love to love the show brilliant. Thanks Paul, come on
Speaker 2: down Friday night. Thank you very much, that's quite all right.
Speaker 2: All right, let's go to David now. Good morning David,
Speaker 2: Good morning Christian.
Speaker 3: How are you mate?
Speaker 5: This is David out of the Jet bass. Mate, You've
Speaker 5: got to have.
Speaker 8: The voice in the jet bass here.
Speaker 3: You just wouldn't be not with us.
Speaker 2: I'm not going on stage or starting anything or banging
Speaker 2: any gong until you guys are in the house. So
Speaker 2: you have to How are you not there already? You're
Speaker 2: not on the on the first mate, back in the
Speaker 2: back in the dark days of this early show. You
Speaker 2: on the few people listening actually, so yeah, you have
Speaker 2: to be there Friday night.
Speaker 3: Oh mate, thank you very much. We will be there
Speaker 3: with belleg on any If you don't get a gong,
Speaker 3: we'll make a sound of a gong for you.
Speaker 5: Thank you.
Speaker 4: Should we get David and the jet boys to do
Speaker 4: like a T minus ten T minus nine.
Speaker 5: I don't think they do that. What do you actually
Speaker 5: do at the jet base?
Speaker 3: We work with aircraft parts for everything that goes on
Speaker 3: a plane.
Speaker 10: We make sure they're correct pretty much. So all your chemicals.
Speaker 2: Are you ever in your job? Gone five four? They're
Speaker 2: not Kate Kennedy out there at.
Speaker 3: Houston we did the five four three two one can
Speaker 3: do before the.
Speaker 2: End of the day. David, we will see that. Look
Speaker 2: forward to meeting you and buying your beer.
Speaker 3: Oh my awesome, thank you so much.
Speaker 2: Pleasure. Julian Rabin, Hello, Judy, You the Julian Morabin. That
Speaker 2: is one of the stars of the artwork time waster,
Speaker 2: that is me. You have to do that. I have
Speaker 2: to be that.
Speaker 5: You're always silver or gold from Jack.
Speaker 12: That's right. I should be more gold though.
Speaker 2: Jack, he's a tough marker. I mean I don't get
Speaker 2: any I don't get any I don't get any bronze.
Speaker 4: I get nothing just because you're a loyalist, and it
Speaker 4: doesn't mean I can mark your high. Julie, thank you,
Speaker 4: and I'm looking forward to reading you.
Speaker 5: Julie coming down. We'll see you Friday.
Speaker 6: I look forward to a thanks guys.
Speaker 2: Pleasure.
Speaker 5: All right, have we got have we got enough tickets
Speaker 5: to give on?
Speaker 4: Well, you're already given one more double than what we
Speaker 4: had allocated for today. So it's going to be a
Speaker 4: dry day tomorrow.
Speaker 5: Some people aren't going to make it. Paul coome on him.
Speaker 11: Good morning, Christian. How are you.
Speaker 2: I'm pretty good? So you fancy joining us down the
Speaker 2: pub Friday. I'd love to come on down. When did
Speaker 2: you start listening to the show?
Speaker 11: Pretty much from about the day one? I reckon as
Speaker 11: a convert from an over stations love it?
Speaker 2: Where did you come from? Which dark side? Do you say?
Speaker 2: No more saying I'm not going to wake up with
Speaker 2: the horses head in my bed tomorrow now? An you
Speaker 2: won't like this?
Speaker 5: All right, Paul, we'll see there Friday. Thanks for listening.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Christian oh Connell Breakfast Show, Melvin's Gold one
Speaker 1: oh four point three?
Speaker 2: All right, time for today is at work? Time wasat sir.
Speaker 2: Let's see what Julian Morabin comes up with today. Today
Speaker 2: is Commonwealth Cheese Day and on Commonwealth Cheese Day, will
Speaker 2: mark this by asking for your cheesy TV shows?
Speaker 4: Is that why Trump is visiting the UK?
Speaker 5: It is, It's all part of it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Commonwealth Cheese Day. Please tell colleagues and friends. All right,
Speaker 2: so cheese TV shows? I've got curd your enthusiasm, well done.
Speaker 4: Well done.
Speaker 2: Why don't I get gold, silver, bronze, silver man Chay,
Speaker 2: go about the House Civil Plus the mentalism? You know
Speaker 2: the TV show?
Speaker 4: Yeah, but what's the cheese?
Speaker 5: It's a Swiss one called immantan.
Speaker 4: Oh over my Head, Bronze.
Speaker 2: The Cheese Sopranos. I've just had the word cheese said
Speaker 2: to a TV show people. Now I'm just going to
Speaker 2: add cheese in front of a TV show which does automatically. Hey,
Speaker 2: hey is cheesy Saturday Blue Cheese Healers.
Speaker 4: That's good. Gold.
Speaker 5: What have you got cheesy TV shows?
Speaker 4: Welcome back recordder.
Speaker 2: Oh that's a smart one Bronze plus Cheddi call Soul.
Speaker 4: Gold, Stilton Abbey, I think Paddington, Camember very good.
Speaker 2: That's very very good. All right, send us yours then
Speaker 2: on Commonwealth Cheese Day oh four seven five three one
Speaker 2: o four three oh four seven five three one o
Speaker 2: four three you can loaf off with the bet for
Speaker 2: show on the atwork time waster Cheese TV shows.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: We've been giving away this week on the outwork time
Speaker 2: Waste the first tickets in town to go and see
Speaker 2: John Farnham headline one Electric Day at Werribee Park. It's
Speaker 2: back this November. Ticket's gone so tomorrow morning it's Thursday
Speaker 2: ten am. Through Ticketmaster. We get the best ones on
Speaker 2: Today's at work time, Wester Whin's the bet On Commonwealth
Speaker 2: Cheese Day. Looking for your cheese TV shows? Are you
Speaker 2: ready to mark?
Speaker 4: Yes? Did you know Cheese TV was actually the name
Speaker 4: of a TV show when I was growing up? My
Speaker 4: favorite show every morning I'd watch it before.
Speaker 2: School, Australian one.
Speaker 6: That one.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they played all the cartoons, so they would play
Speaker 4: Power Rangers and that sort of thing.
Speaker 2: Why the name cheese TV?
Speaker 4: Wacky appeals to keep?
Speaker 5: I think's wackier than cheese.
Speaker 2: He's up on the craziness. Please all right, Blue Vein Healers.
Speaker 5: That doesn't sound good.
Speaker 2: Bronze, Yeah, well done, Sammy, well done. The David Chedderman Show.
Speaker 4: Is that?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Okay?
Speaker 2: Silver and Bright Hill, thank you very much. Fetter Homes
Speaker 2: and Gardens. That's really smart. Shane in Point Cook. I
Speaker 2: find generally that the ones we get from the area
Speaker 2: of Point Cook are always.
Speaker 6: Very clever, wet. That's why.
Speaker 2: Oh so some of them are quite smart. Dropped from
Speaker 2: the Sun, Silver, Josh in Preston, House of Kurds, Gold
Speaker 2: Havati five O, Simon.
Speaker 5: Homand Away.
Speaker 2: Stretch, Silver Parmesan Wants a Wife, Gold, Canon Beer Grills,
Speaker 2: Silver Robin Melton, Hitchhiker's Guide to the Good.
Speaker 4: Ski Terrible Bronze Miners.
Speaker 2: I've never heard of bronze miners this year. Sorry, Cameron
Speaker 2: Magnum Brie, I come on Silver Plus. I thought that
Speaker 2: was Gold, bree Witched Gold, Lizzie and camberwellwoldhom the Breedy Bunch.
Speaker 4: Gold.
Speaker 2: How I Met your Mozzarella right Gold pass Final this morning,
Speaker 2: Feta col saul Is John Finish.
Speaker 4: But I think it's going to go. How I met
Speaker 4: you on Motrella?
Speaker 2: All right? Word own, Nikki? How I Met your Motsida?
Speaker 2: That wins the John Farnham tickets. He's headlining One Electric
Speaker 2: Day where we park in November. Tickets on sale tomorrow
Speaker 2: morning Tenny m through Ticketmaster.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: Early on today we were doing Maker Say Wow and
Speaker 2: someone called him with that amazing story about her ghost dad. Yes,
Speaker 2: we loved it.
Speaker 4: He was turning on the heater.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and Jack, I.
Speaker 4: Don't believe in ghosts.
Speaker 2: So tomorrow morning we're going to do a phone in
Speaker 2: Undeniable ghost Stories, where these are ghost stories when you
Speaker 2: hear the ghost stories that people have, you'll be left
Speaker 2: with no conclusion that a ghost.
Speaker 4: Tang convinced me. Even your ghost story about the hotel
Speaker 4: where the ghost yanked on your leg.
Speaker 2: Mind't you called me the next day to apologize. Now
Speaker 2: for me a refunds. It was a well documented haunted room.
Speaker 2: I wasn't warned. It poked me in the ribs and
Speaker 2: pulled my hair. Oh yeah, it's first I thought it
Speaker 2: was my wife getting a little bit rough risk. No, seriously,
Speaker 2: it didn't. And then it goosed me as well. It
Speaker 2: was like a playful ghost. That's a goosing, you know,
Speaker 2: where someone pinches your backside.
Speaker 4: No it didn't.
Speaker 6: Oh it was Sarah.
Speaker 2: That bit was Sarah say.
Speaker 4: I would love people to come forward with their ghost stories,
Speaker 4: but I am skeptical anything supernatural. I never really believed
Speaker 4: in it.
Speaker 6: You just need it to happen to you. We need
Speaker 6: to put you in a haunted house.
Speaker 4: Well, even when we had the ghosts that here is here,
Speaker 4: Timmy and Timmy and we had those paranormal dudes coming,
Speaker 4: and they took me around trying to use their beepers
Speaker 4: to go, oh that's beeping the ghost.
Speaker 2: Up, no dispect. So those lovely people came in. They
Speaker 2: weren't exactly professional Ghostbusters. One of them had to go
Speaker 2: its job was an undertaker at eight o'clock in the morning.
Speaker 2: That is not how that movie Ghostbusters goes. And i'
Speaker 2: knock off. Now go go and do my other job.
Speaker 5: Do you have a ghost story?
Speaker 2: I've got several, pickyr best one. Okay, tell chat now yeah,
Speaker 2: now all right.
Speaker 6: Well I actually saw my dearly departed mother in law
Speaker 6: a couple of weeks after she passed.
Speaker 4: See, this is what I respect that you thought that this.
Speaker 6: Is I.
Speaker 4: This is the angle we're going to get into, and
Speaker 4: the trouble it's going to be dearly beloved who have
Speaker 4: passed away. If it was a hideous uncle, then I'll
Speaker 4: happily say I don't believe it, but I don't want
Speaker 4: to go. My mom died and then at her funeral
Speaker 4: her ghost was dancing on the coffin.
Speaker 6: I won't believe that, not even if you saw it
Speaker 6: with your own two eyes.
Speaker 4: If I saw it with my own two eyes. But
Speaker 4: people ringing.
Speaker 5: Into what did you see your mother in law doing?
Speaker 6: I woke up. I was sleeping at the in law's house,
Speaker 6: and I woke up through the night. I was not dreaming.
Speaker 6: I woke up and before I looked at the door,
Speaker 6: I knew she was there. And I looked and she was.
Speaker 6: She was standing there.
Speaker 2: See, people have these stories all the time, especially when
Speaker 2: they've recently departed. Yes, before they go into what I
Speaker 2: know is the tube of light?
Speaker 4: Was she see through or not see through?
Speaker 6: She was like a mist but I knew it was her.
Speaker 2: I was tetrified.
Speaker 6: Yeah, missed like she didn't have.
Speaker 4: Missed open windows blowing into rain.
Speaker 5: She was like a fog.
Speaker 2: She was like a missed. Yes, so very misty.
Speaker 6: Very misty, and you couldn't pick up features like you know,
Speaker 6: the face, but there was it was her. I just
Speaker 6: I just knew it was.
Speaker 4: So that's a feeling more than you've actually she's definitely there,
Speaker 4: but you.
Speaker 2: Don't know that.
Speaker 4: All right, Well, I'd love to do the phone tomorrow, right,
Speaker 4: we'll get.
Speaker 2: Undeniable ghost stories tomorrow morning on the show, Okay, to
Speaker 2: try and convince Jack that they do exist about There's
Speaker 2: some great stories out there. If you want to get
Speaker 2: in early to the party, email me Christian at gold
Speaker 2: one oh four three dot com dot au.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: So busy day ahead for us. You're going to go
Speaker 2: to the Asian Furniture superstore.
Speaker 6: I'm going to get me a gone get me Okay.
Speaker 2: We are back tomorrow morning. You two tickets, last chance tickets.
Speaker 2: Come and join us in the pub. Friday.
Speaker 5: Title of today's show is mute mascot.
Speaker 4: In all honesty, what do they use the gong for
Speaker 4: in a Chinese restaurant? It's Is it like a happy start,
Speaker 4: happy hour or something ceremonial?
Speaker 6: No, it's not.
Speaker 2: It's ceremonial. Pretty starts ceremonial. There'd be a reason for that.
Speaker 6: Have you ever tell me you've been chowing down on
Speaker 6: your sweet and sour and you've heard the gong go off?
Speaker 5: Well for like happy hour, happy sour? You can have
Speaker 5: that thie.
Speaker 1: Listeners The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh
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