Speaker 1: The Chris Jian O'Connell Breakfast Show Podcast, Melbourn's Gold one
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Speaker 2: This is the Chris.
Speaker 1: Jian o'condinal Breakfast Show on Melbourn's Gold one oh four
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Speaker 2: Good morning, as to Christian O'Connor Breakfast Show Thursday morning,
Speaker 2: four minutes past six on today's show. Then Patsy, you
Speaker 2: went three without getting anything. I'm seven. She got how
Speaker 2: many right? Jack? One question right out of seven? We're
Speaker 2: talking about the Brian Adams quiz. When Patsy's Brian Adams tickets.
Speaker 2: Pats has told us led us to believe she's a
Speaker 2: massive Brian Adams fan. We build a quiz around it.
Speaker 2: We thought this gon to be embarrassing. We probably won't
Speaker 2: even get three shows out of it because pats will
Speaker 2: win it on day one. Didn't win it day one
Speaker 2: day till day three. Just all you actually guess fifty
Speaker 2: to fifty chants real Mad Adams lyrics?
Speaker 3: One out of seven? What do you say on against you?
Speaker 4: I didn't guess the right answer.
Speaker 3: Is, but it's against you. Odds are the same for
Speaker 3: everyone playing, aren't they.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think the tone of your voice is different.
Speaker 5: To fifty fifty. Honestly, it couldn't be more.
Speaker 2: Even listen, we know that she's wabbled.
Speaker 3: She's already having a problem about the tone of my voice.
Speaker 2: What have you got some sort of tone analyzer there
Speaker 2: from the FBI sitting in my studio. So listen, I'm
Speaker 2: trying to build. I've come back today. Don't worry about
Speaker 2: the last three awful melting. Don't worry about those collapses.
Speaker 4: Well, we've got a different.
Speaker 2: Don't worry about those collapses you get in the tone
Speaker 2: of my voice. Now, I've got your brand new choice.
Speaker 2: Because you said that you always look for you, you always
Speaker 2: smash Jack in the Facebook market based game. The price
Speaker 2: is right, I've built one around that about Brian Adams tag.
Speaker 2: This is your wheelhouse. You will be taking a listener
Speaker 2: on at seven thirty Pats, But this is in your wheelhouse.
Speaker 5: Okay, I've got it, and.
Speaker 2: I'm afraid there are no more games I can build
Speaker 2: for you. It's this. It is this and only this,
Speaker 2: and we're not going to play it part two tomorrow.
Speaker 2: It's all on this, all right, my lifeline.
Speaker 3: All right?
Speaker 2: So go for it this morning at seventh thirty, will
Speaker 2: be yesterday evening. Then it was the opening night of
Speaker 2: my twelve year old daughter's school production of Aladdin.
Speaker 3: Well, the play was was brilliant.
Speaker 2: My wife to put the tickets, so she's going Saturday
Speaker 2: night with a couple of the moms. So I went
Speaker 2: last time. My wife had put the tickets. As a
Speaker 2: walking in this little theater. I think an A three.
Speaker 2: She really hasn't a three. Now it is front row,
Speaker 2: this middle of the it's right in the middle of
Speaker 2: the stage. Yeah, right from their thumbs up. When she
Speaker 2: comes on stage. My daughter looks horrified. The old man
Speaker 2: sat and I look at her, trying to convey meaning
Speaker 2: with my eyes. I didn't got the ticket, have that.
Speaker 2: I don't want to be here, but I am here.
Speaker 2: We're just going to have to deal with me being this.
Speaker 2: I'm actually I could easily just reached out as little
Speaker 2: Patado and No.
Speaker 3: They were all brilliant.
Speaker 2: The kids were amazing, really really great. All all the
Speaker 2: songs were really good. Although I did miss her, I don't.
Speaker 2: I thought it was like an Australian version of Aladdin.
Speaker 3: I thought it was.
Speaker 2: One of the songs that were singing about Billy Ali
Speaker 2: Prince Aally. I said, you know, they obviously astralize it
Speaker 2: and make it. Yeah, you know Billy Alia, she's got
Speaker 2: the old lady. He's got a lamp home mate. So
Speaker 2: I said, my daughter.
Speaker 3: They changed the lyrics then to Billy Arlie and she's like, what.
Speaker 2: Do you want about Billy Arli? She's got Prince.
Speaker 3: Ari google it.
Speaker 2: So, yeah, I didn't know. I thought it was Billy
Speaker 2: Arlie they were singing about.
Speaker 5: But even the movie version, what did you think that was?
Speaker 6: Well?
Speaker 2: I knew that was Prince but I thought, I know,
Speaker 2: you know, you kind of have a bit fun with
Speaker 2: the language over here.
Speaker 5: A problem Prince aly.
Speaker 3: It now.
Speaker 2: But all these kids, they worked so hard, Pats, Yeah, no,
Speaker 2: it was this back on there tonight and the rest
Speaker 2: of the kids, and tomorrow night and that Saturday night
Speaker 2: as well.
Speaker 5: And they said you said it, Pharo. Of the set,
Speaker 5: it looked amazing.
Speaker 3: Not there was no wobbly set.
Speaker 2: I remember going to see what's it called Lushaw Horrors
Speaker 2: last year. The set fell on this kid.
Speaker 3: Actually the wall just fell on him.
Speaker 2: He had to hold it a one hand and carry
Speaker 2: on with his lines while the drama teacher legged it
Speaker 2: from behind some sort of sound desk and making repairs
Speaker 2: to it.
Speaker 3: They were all great.
Speaker 2: It was a ten out of ten school production. However,
Speaker 2: there was one major problem. I said to you the
Speaker 2: other day on the show how my wife had kindly
Speaker 2: volunteered me to help run the refreshments before the show
Speaker 2: and during the interval. This was a huge mistake. I
Speaker 2: tell you what happened next.
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Speaker 2: So my track record with being volunteered for things isn't great.
Speaker 2: There was a classic one where years ago my kids
Speaker 2: used to have this pony and I was volunteered to
Speaker 2: run some kind of national pony eventing competition the car
Speaker 2: park with a couple of other guys in high visibility
Speaker 2: and there's lots of people turn up with their ponies
Speaker 2: in these what do you call them? They carry them
Speaker 2: on the pony mate this thing. I hated it, absolutely
Speaker 2: hated this thing. They absolutely loved it. Right. They are dangerous,
Speaker 2: angry pooing motorbikes. Basically, have you ever been on a
Speaker 2: horse a long time? You're thinking I'm going to die,
Speaker 2: I'm going to die. What a crazy, unpredictable animal that
Speaker 2: at any moment might just bowl off because it sees
Speaker 2: a crisp packet just blowing in the winds, or a
Speaker 2: bag or something through Lowest Soft broke up through Ruby off, sorry,
Speaker 2: broke a arm with three places, so they took it
Speaker 2: out for We enter these tournaments where you go jumping over.
Speaker 4: Lots like pony clubs, the the it's a.
Speaker 3: Real mix of people that do it.
Speaker 2: Okay, if you think like the races, how that attracts
Speaker 2: a very broad spectrum of people. Same with ponies. You've
Speaker 2: got very rich people with ponies, and then you've got
Speaker 2: very interesting people with ponies. So it's to run the
Speaker 2: car park at event with all these different characters with
Speaker 2: strong opinions, right, was a nightmare for a day.
Speaker 3: I hated.
Speaker 2: It was awful because I go, you can't part there,
Speaker 2: and some people who were from tough backgrounds, but just
Speaker 2: park it where they won't go yeah or yeah, actually
Speaker 2: it's a perfect place. They just dump it there that
Speaker 2: horse box where it's going to block everyone in a
Speaker 2: couple of hours time. People are going to be angry
Speaker 2: with me for on this. So anyway, yesterday at the
Speaker 2: school production of a lad in. My wife had volunteered
Speaker 2: me to help run the refreshments before the show and
Speaker 2: during the interval. I get then and realize this is
Speaker 2: going to be a cluster, this is going to be
Speaker 2: a nightmare. They've put me in front of and with
Speaker 2: a desk with a menu with all the soft drinks,
Speaker 2: the chok tops, lollies and all this, and straight away
Speaker 2: I start getting a panic attack. I see I'm going
Speaker 2: to be expected to add things up. I failed maths
Speaker 2: at school. I'm terblet at maths. Then I see the
Speaker 2: old cash till you know that float thing, and I'm like,
Speaker 2: oh god, oh no, I.
Speaker 5: Thought you were just pouring the free like orange juice.
Speaker 2: That's what my wife said to me. I just be like,
Speaker 2: you know, chopping up hot watering and making tea like
Speaker 2: put the pommetad on from the English breakfast.
Speaker 3: It you're shopkeeper now, yeah.
Speaker 2: And there were two other women and they go, we
Speaker 2: just thought you'd be great front of house wind and
Speaker 2: I'm terrible at maths.
Speaker 3: What are you two doing?
Speaker 2: We're what we're going to be putting the hot water
Speaker 2: in the tea bags and I'll just do the popcorn cups.
Speaker 2: They get well, can I can we swap? And I
Speaker 2: know we thought it's best if you do this work.
Speaker 2: I'm terrible at maths. And then suddenly old people start
Speaker 2: turning up, you know, to see their granddaughter, and they
Speaker 2: pull out it's bay side. No one's going anything less
Speaker 2: than fifty. There you get asked to need bayside. Can
Speaker 2: I have a soft drink? It's two dollars fifty. I've
Speaker 2: only got a fifty. Oh no, I haven't got the
Speaker 2: change for this. And then plus, at one point I
Speaker 2: felt like crying. Someone has me a twenty dollar note, right,
Speaker 2: and they want three chop tops. Chop tops. Chop tops
Speaker 2: are three dollars fifty each. It takes me a couple
Speaker 2: of minutes. This guy has to tell me how much
Speaker 2: it is. There's no way to add it up. Three
Speaker 2: dollars fifty, ten, ten, fifty fifty. I was going three
Speaker 2: to nine. I sat I could go nine. Actually looked
Speaker 2: at it and I went three is nine, And I
Speaker 2: actually said the other bits fifty, one hundred and fifty,
Speaker 2: I need nine and one hundred and fifteen, and he
Speaker 2: looked at me, it's ten dollars fifty. I went great.
Speaker 2: Then he hands me the twenty dollars. Now I went
Speaker 2: a change.
Speaker 4: Start again.
Speaker 2: You so you don't you get no, I've got ten,
Speaker 2: you have less than ten. I actually said called it ten.
Speaker 2: He went, you sure, just called it ten? Fat have
Speaker 2: all it. Don't give me that. Don't worry about the
Speaker 2: money side. It just won yourself three three chuck clubs.
Speaker 2: Oh god, it was a nightmare. Then I didn't understand
Speaker 2: the difference between the two dollar coin and the one
Speaker 2: dollar coin. Where I come from, it makes sense the
Speaker 2: two the two dollar coin in the UK is bigger
Speaker 2: because it's worth more. That denotes the significance of curry
Speaker 2: currency is what you That's it's been for centuries all
Speaker 2: over the world.
Speaker 3: A bigger, heavier coin denotes is worth more.
Speaker 7: Here.
Speaker 3: You just had to flip that that's on its head
Speaker 3: for fun.
Speaker 2: So I'm giving people coins back that I think is
Speaker 2: two dollars now it's a one dollar coin, and giving
Speaker 2: people back thinking it's a one dollar coin, it's two
Speaker 2: dollar coin. So depending on what side the equation you are,
Speaker 2: you're either happy or you're coming back to complain.
Speaker 3: And this poor kid came back and went, you've over.
Speaker 3: You didn't give me enough, And I went how do's
Speaker 3: that one?
Speaker 2: There? She went, No, this is too this is only
Speaker 2: a dollar, is it? Are you sure? And then this
Speaker 2: woman that one of the cowards at the back you
Speaker 2: were just filling out horse to go, oh, how long
Speaker 2: have you do? And that went since I got it
Speaker 2: fifteen minutes ago. So many people came and complained. Someone complained.
Speaker 2: I also thought. I looked at the menu. The tariff there, right,
Speaker 2: soft drinks two dollars fifty? Yep, would you consider somebody
Speaker 2: wanted a bottle of water? I changed them two dollars fifty.
Speaker 2: They come back five minutes later to complain that I've
Speaker 2: ever changed in my fifty cents.
Speaker 5: Yeah, in sausage, shizsels and and nights like that. You always,
Speaker 5: as seen in the water is at the same price
Speaker 5: as the soft.
Speaker 2: Drink classified as softening. Not so apparently that was just
Speaker 2: two dollars. Some old biddy complained about fifty cents.
Speaker 3: She had a chanelle.
Speaker 2: I found it really hard. I don't know how people
Speaker 2: who do jobs dealing with the public right do that.
Speaker 2: I'd last five minutes before I just have a go
Speaker 2: at someone. You've got a chanel handbag? You worried about
Speaker 2: fifty They really had to bite my tongue wearing this.
Speaker 2: I had to wear an apron as well. Have we
Speaker 2: got that bit out there yet? I had to wear
Speaker 2: an apron as well. So anyway, don't volunteer for anything.
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Speaker 2: So last night the school production of Aladdin. It was
Speaker 2: already slick, it's very good, enjoyed it, tat and they're
Speaker 2: all great. It was a little bit tearful at the end.
Speaker 5: How did Lois personally go?
Speaker 2: Because she was one of the narrators and she also
Speaker 2: had a song to sing solo, and she did.
Speaker 5: She did really well well the narrated things.
Speaker 2: Yeah, not just that, mate, They dance. It's not it's
Speaker 2: not someone stood on stage. They it's more kind of
Speaker 2: fluid that these five girls who would eat sort of
Speaker 2: say bits throughout the whole thing, and then they would
Speaker 2: start dancing and singing.
Speaker 5: And yeah, i' tho actually be up in a booth somewhere,
Speaker 5: so I thought you'g geing into.
Speaker 3: A left turn or something, you know, But no, none
Speaker 3: of that.
Speaker 2: Then the one bit where suddenly it was back to
Speaker 2: being the school productions. We grew up with less kind
Speaker 2: of high production budget. Prince Sali goes to the princess.
Speaker 2: Let's go on the magic carpet, right, and this.
Speaker 7: Is why we came.
Speaker 2: You can buy a good looking set and great props.
Speaker 2: Sure how they're going to fly a carpet in this
Speaker 2: little room we're in And I suddenly waken up. Oh no,
Speaker 2: this is gonna be great. Out two boys from each.
Speaker 2: Two boys the wings come right, so there's four boys
Speaker 2: meet in the middle. As soon as I see these lads,
Speaker 2: that's you and I. You know you didn't get the
Speaker 2: major role.
Speaker 3: Don't worry.
Speaker 2: Any great production is teamwork. There's no iron teamwork. Great,
Speaker 2: am I Aladdin? No, you're going to help a lad
Speaker 2: and fly? Oh great, I'll be like, it's a system. No,
Speaker 2: you'll be in black, okay, with some string. Each lad
Speaker 2: comes on right with a piece of string. I'm going,
Speaker 2: this is great what they're taking the string to and
Speaker 2: they sort of attach it whils they're doing some lines.
Speaker 3: We can all see them, especially me. I'm in front row.
Speaker 3: I'm actually on the stage. I could pick up Arli
Speaker 3: and probably carrying around my head. It's only a looking that.
Speaker 2: It's only ten They go and sit on this kind
Speaker 2: of trolley that's got wheels, okay, with a rug over it,
Speaker 2: probably from deco rugs, and each one then sort of
Speaker 2: ties their piece of string to a corner of it.
Speaker 2: There's obviously some kind of eye hole there, and then
Speaker 2: they all start moving it around. So the trolleys. You
Speaker 2: couldn't hear the little.
Speaker 5: One of those tries where the wheels never line up.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they've gone down to Bunnings.
Speaker 2: He's gonna on the move, move the prince and the
Speaker 2: princesses it more over that way.
Speaker 3: So they had to do this twice.
Speaker 2: So the second half I don't know whether one of
Speaker 2: the lads was a bit tired or something of that.
Speaker 2: He comes out and he's having trouble knotting his up
Speaker 2: and so there's no there've obviously no contingency of this.
Speaker 2: It takes far too long and the other lads are
Speaker 2: starting to giggle.
Speaker 3: Look at him.
Speaker 2: I'm starting to giggle. You can hear other people starting
Speaker 2: to giggle. It was the highlight of the play to
Speaker 2: me was the trolley ride car right the Christian.
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Speaker 2: I'm doing that thing right now where Obviously I'm I'm
Speaker 2: on AM talking to you and doing the radio show,
Speaker 2: but I'm also doing something else.
Speaker 3: I'm on AIRBMB nothing to do with the show.
Speaker 2: I just only realize coming in this morning, I haven't
Speaker 2: booked any accommodation. Can I have alaide for first time
Speaker 2: next weekend for the UFC as they're colling it hashtag
Speaker 2: badelaid really because of some bad, dangerous fightings fighting next
Speaker 2: week Aid No Oh no, that's quite a good one
Speaker 2: as well. But that feels like more like a fight
Speaker 2: charity fundraising, be more a fight but for charity. But
Speaker 2: I stupidly haven't booked any accommodation and everyone's booked up
Speaker 2: because you've got like thousands of fight fans. Small Lob
Speaker 2: Australia got a couple of Kiwi fighters as well fighting
Speaker 2: on the card as well, So it's all booked up
Speaker 2: and I'm having a on AIRBMME but I'm at work.
Speaker 3: I should only be focused on doing the show.
Speaker 2: And sometimes in life there's that thing between what you
Speaker 2: are doing versus what you should be doing. And you
Speaker 2: might be in a similar situation right now. You might
Speaker 2: be supposed to be getting ready for work or doing
Speaker 2: the kids lunches today for the school run, but you're
Speaker 2: loafing around either listening to us, looking on Facebook. Who knows?
Speaker 2: So what are you doing right now versus what should
Speaker 2: you be doing right now?
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
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Speaker 2: What can I expect from Adelaide going for the first time?
Speaker 2: Not this weekend, next weekend for the big UFC fight card.
Speaker 2: Very very excited, whoever never been to Adelaide.
Speaker 5: It's pleasant?
Speaker 3: And what does that mean?
Speaker 2: If you ask to ask you about someone here in
Speaker 2: the office and I went, what's peatlight? You went pleasant?
Speaker 5: He's pleasant?
Speaker 2: I think, all right, what's the story?
Speaker 5: I like Adelaide. I just nothing really comes to mind
Speaker 5: for me.
Speaker 9: Beautiful beaches, gorgeous beaches, Christian really pretty architecture, a lot
Speaker 9: of sandstone in the houses, really pretty.
Speaker 2: Oh to make sure that I find time other than
Speaker 2: seeing people locked in a cage and fighting to check
Speaker 2: out the local architect binoculars.
Speaker 5: Stone, sandstone built houses.
Speaker 2: As soon as I get in a taxi, I go,
Speaker 2: kind gentlemen, please could you escort me around your suburbs.
Speaker 3: I'm looking for the finest dis base of Sandstone.
Speaker 9: But it's very small compared to Melbourne. And you've got
Speaker 9: Harndolf up in the Hills, which is a little German
Speaker 9: village which is quite pretty, just out of tech White.
Speaker 2: Michael Palin, I don't know that we had Williams Foster
Speaker 2: in the new You know so much about Adelaide, Pats.
Speaker 9: I've been a few times and I used to do
Speaker 9: news for Adelaide. They're one of our affiliates and I
Speaker 9: used to do news for them, so I had to know.
Speaker 2: Well I didn't know. What did you know that one
Speaker 2: of our affiliates, Christian?
Speaker 5: Are you still traveling with Rob?
Speaker 7: I am.
Speaker 2: I'm not traveling with the I am going with other men. Okay,
Speaker 2: I'm going with my boxing coach. He's coming from Melbourne
Speaker 2: with me, right, and there's our big, big boss. He's
Speaker 2: flying from Sydney. We're all you know he's going. He's
Speaker 2: meeting me there from Sydney. He's checked himself. Kind of
Speaker 2: him to do this on this company's money. I'm guessing
Speaker 2: he's checked himself into a five star hotel. I thought
Speaker 2: he might, seeing as I've got us free caide side.
Speaker 2: I've got the tickets are free from UFC because I've
Speaker 2: done stuff for them before, so I provided that. I
Speaker 2: just thought he might, you know, expenses here, not in
Speaker 2: this room, but just book another five star, you know,
Speaker 2: for the guy who's see you know, doing the job
Speaker 2: in Melbourne.
Speaker 5: You can get one of those trolley beds they will
Speaker 5: in for.
Speaker 2: Well, you'll be sleeping, Christener, foot of my bed. We
Speaker 2: can stay up and put torches under the covers.
Speaker 5: So will you have to be room Christian?
Speaker 2: What's your favorite sandstone that you saw today? What about
Speaker 2: Joman Village or the lad.
Speaker 5: So your boxing coach sleep with you then, I don't know.
Speaker 2: I haven't worried about him at the moment. I'm just
Speaker 2: suddenly panicing this morning. Everyone's booked up and I have
Speaker 2: a proper tone because I'm ablsos doing the show. But
Speaker 2: I need to I need to book something like a
Speaker 2: sap and adelaide.
Speaker 5: The only thing that stands out for me having a
Speaker 5: quick google on Airbnb over that song was the this
Speaker 5: little paddle steamer where you stay on a boat on
Speaker 5: the river.
Speaker 4: Oh, that'll be fun.
Speaker 2: No, not really on the I'm going on the I'm
Speaker 2: going Saturday afternoon, so we're having a Saturday night out.
Speaker 2: I don't think after a skinful, it's a good idea
Speaker 2: for me to start clambering through the I go over
Speaker 2: the other side and that's the last do you see?
Speaker 2: What are you just trying to get rid of me?
Speaker 2: Is that what you're trying to do? Now?
Speaker 3: Back to drawn Board Jack.
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Speaker 2: I've heard so sorry for you yesterday. I know after
Speaker 2: the show we had our meeting and then you were
Speaker 2: heading off to Ikea.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I felt sorry for you.
Speaker 2: And two points really one, you spent two and a
Speaker 2: half hours in Ikea and left with nothing but wrapping paper.
Speaker 2: You poor people.
Speaker 5: You went in to get cupboards wardrobes, So I just
Speaker 5: get it going in there and picking up the wardrobes.
Speaker 5: You got to do the configurations of.
Speaker 2: You just well, I just goed to alert you to
Speaker 2: checkspody language. You know, when you record a trauma, you
Speaker 2: close your eyes, you go back in the way.
Speaker 1: It was like.
Speaker 2: Revisiting the scene of a crying in your mind. You
Speaker 2: actually grimace and close your eyes. Is not just getting
Speaker 2: the wardrobes. It is just like Tetris, isn't it. It's
Speaker 2: like Lego Slott in morning. If that one goes there,
Speaker 2: do we want the bully out thing there for the
Speaker 2: shoes and the nickers.
Speaker 5: We would have left with nothing except you have to
Speaker 5: buy something to get the free packing. So we bought
Speaker 5: some wrapping paper.
Speaker 2: On the way. God, it's depressing. So if you've got
Speaker 2: to go back to go back, it's just unresolved.
Speaker 5: Yeah. Part two will I don't know coming up in
Speaker 5: the near future.
Speaker 2: Well, listen I was back here at the office all
Speaker 2: day doing a shift playing the Golden Ticket because I
Speaker 2: didn't want you know, if you weren't around, and I
Speaker 2: know that everyone listening between ten a m with Hargee
Speaker 2: and five is also in the sinerta try and win
Speaker 2: this golden ticket. We're talking about the gold one I
Speaker 2: four point three Golden Ticket. It's a ticket. It's not
Speaker 2: just one ticket. Do you want to MAKEE get your
Speaker 2: all the big shows next year? Brian Adams, Phil Collins,
Speaker 2: the Tennis, the Eagles, Melbourne Cup, Carnival, Brian Faery, Red Hot,
Speaker 2: Summer Talk, Kylie Grand Prix and loads more. That's what
Speaker 2: it's called the golden ticket. If you win the Brian
Speaker 2: Adams tickets, you go forward into the draw to also
Speaker 2: win that, so you could be winning again. But you're
Speaker 2: listening out for the Golden Song that starts at ten
Speaker 2: o'clock right through the Gavin Miller at five o'clock every
Speaker 2: single hour, good Luck, the.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: So it is a stack show time. We've got another
Speaker 2: brilliant isolated vocal, the naked vocal. What we just isolate
Speaker 2: a vocal track brilliant on today. It's an eighties one,
Speaker 2: a song you would have heard a many times in
Speaker 2: this radio station and a couple of times in movies
Speaker 2: as well. But it is a brilliant, brilliant vocal performance. Also,
Speaker 2: two great prizes Brian Adams tickets. Will Pats finally hang
Speaker 2: on to these precious Brian Adams tickets. A game today
Speaker 2: that she sent came to me after the show. Yes,
Speaker 2: I said, I'm always great on the Facebook marketplace. Please
Speaker 2: big guy, put me back in the game. Okay, So, okay,
Speaker 2: We've got a Brian Adams special edition of the Facebook
Speaker 2: Marketplace built and designed to try and help you win bats.
Speaker 10: Thank you.
Speaker 2: But that was a game with the lyrics this week
Speaker 2: and you lost three versions of that. It's all on
Speaker 2: that so we'll find outut what happens in twenty minutes time.
Speaker 2: And also someone's going to win. This is great. We're
Speaker 2: starting this big thing today because we've only got twelve
Speaker 2: shows left of the year, twelve days of Christmas. Thanks
Speaker 2: to Chapel Street where someone this smaller. The big prizes
Speaker 2: is a free burger every single week for a year.
Speaker 2: I don't know about you, but I would generally love
Speaker 2: to win that a free burger every single week for
Speaker 2: a year now. We did have an idea. And then
Speaker 2: yesterday evening, okay, just while I'm going off to see
Speaker 2: my daughters school, blo over Ladd and I get a
Speaker 2: voice and message from our producer, the world's already producer,
Speaker 2: who goes by straight way. I know there's a problem.
Speaker 3: What has broken blowing up?
Speaker 11: Now?
Speaker 3: What has Jack done?
Speaker 2: What's Pat's done by? And he tells me that they
Speaker 2: we can't do the original idea and then he signs
Speaker 2: off with this. So, if you've got any of the
Speaker 2: burger ideas, can you let me know? Oh, Sean, it's
Speaker 2: kind of my filing cabinet and I'm at.
Speaker 1: B and B.
Speaker 2: You burger ideas, bring my dossier out right now. Although
Speaker 2: these well hilled burger ideas I don't know. In fact,
Speaker 2: the reason Nay hired means ship me over here. I'm
Speaker 2: very much known as the UK as the burger guy anyway,
Speaker 2: and we have got something for the burgers. Here's what
Speaker 2: I want to do for the next twenty minutes is
Speaker 2: sometimes you'll see your job and whenever it's in a
Speaker 2: scene on TV or in a movie, they always get
Speaker 2: it wrong. There's somebody detail about you know about your
Speaker 2: job that there's no way in real life you'd be
Speaker 2: able to do it like that. For us, whenever I
Speaker 2: see radio on TV or movies, it's always the same.
Speaker 2: The DJs will start speaking and their talk on air,
Speaker 2: but they will never ever have the headphones on. And
Speaker 2: if we did that, we'd know you'd get this horrible
Speaker 2: thing called a howl around. It was just start whistling.
Speaker 2: I don't even know technically what is happening there, but
Speaker 2: you would you get that thing. But they always do
Speaker 2: that where the headphones are just round their neck.
Speaker 5: And the other thing you'll see them do on movies
Speaker 5: and TV is speak off mike, so the mic might
Speaker 5: be in the middle of a desk somewhere and Hi, Yeah,
Speaker 5: that's it trives me nuts, all right.
Speaker 2: So what do they get wrong about your job when
Speaker 2: you see it on TV or in a movie? What
Speaker 2: do they always get wrong about your job? We want
Speaker 2: the details?
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: So what do they always get wrong about your job
Speaker 2: whenever you see it on TV or in a movie?
Speaker 3: Let me know?
Speaker 2: Nine four one four, one oh four three. Good morning Greg,
Speaker 2: Good morning, Good morning mate. That's a good show. So Greg,
Speaker 2: what is it about your job they get wrong on
Speaker 2: TV or in movies?
Speaker 12: Well, I'm a painter and decorators, so the block's probably
Speaker 12: the main the main instigator.
Speaker 3: I bet a lot of time.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, what do they get wrong about your painting
Speaker 2: and decorating? Then on the block when you see it
Speaker 2: on TV.
Speaker 12: Mate, just when you see him grab a roller and
Speaker 12: no pole and they're going up and down, left and
Speaker 12: right sideways, you just now, as a painter, of you
Speaker 12: to do that, it's going to end up looking crap.
Speaker 2: I'm making Greg, I'm making notes there. So when you
Speaker 2: get the pole and you're doing it with the rollers,
Speaker 2: what should you be doing? Just vertical up and.
Speaker 12: It down, happened down.
Speaker 5: Okay, I'm actually painting my house at the moment, Greg,
Speaker 5: So I'm just yeah, I'm running this down.
Speaker 2: We found out yesterday you've got out with that. You
Speaker 2: know we heard from Clintos yesterday that crying Mexican guy
Speaker 2: at the other end of the line. I'm not mixed
Speaker 2: a jack. Don't hit with the pole for the roller.
Speaker 5: Greg, I've got quite a bendy pole show have a
Speaker 5: more sturdy podcastos because every time I go to Greg
Speaker 5: let them carry on. But every time I go to
Speaker 5: paint the walls, the pole bends a lot. Should it
Speaker 5: be bending? Or if I got to cheat one?
Speaker 12: You've got to cheat one?
Speaker 7: Mate?
Speaker 2: You need you need a sort of poll for that. Yeah,
Speaker 2: anyone knows about that, all right, Greg the painter, thank
Speaker 2: you very much for giving us a call. Jess, good morning,
Speaker 2: Good morning. Suggest you're a nurse, Yes, that's all right
Speaker 2: right now. My mum was a nurse and whenever she
Speaker 2: used to watch a lot of medical dramas on TV,
Speaker 2: I'd get the running commentaries. If you do that, the
Speaker 2: patient would die. So yes, Jess, what's it? What's it
Speaker 2: for you that when you see a nurse or any
Speaker 2: kind of medical drama?
Speaker 3: What do they get wrong?
Speaker 13: Everything? But yeah, the most is there the three doctors
Speaker 13: helping the patient get out of bed. You never see that.
Speaker 3: We are the doctors know where there? They kind of
Speaker 3: drifted off by then.
Speaker 13: Yeah, if the doctor comes in the room, the doctor
Speaker 13: pretty much tells the nurse what he wants the nurse
Speaker 13: and if the patient needs to get up the bed.
Speaker 13: It's usually the two nurses that help the patient up,
Speaker 13: not three doctors. You never see that.
Speaker 2: I see. So you were saying that the doctors won't
Speaker 2: get their hands dirty. Their doctors, they don't do stuff
Speaker 2: like that.
Speaker 13: Yeah, that's right, just quietly. And also with the yanked
Speaker 13: sucker as well, take to their arm for an IVY line.
Speaker 13: That's that's a big gone as well.
Speaker 5: What's it called.
Speaker 13: It's called a yankee suckers to get secretions out of the.
Speaker 5: Sorry, Yeah, so they do what do they have on TV?
Speaker 13: So it's a yeah, that's what they have on TV.
Speaker 13: So they tape it to the arm for an IVY tube. Yeah, instead, but.
Speaker 5: It's been to be on the neck.
Speaker 13: No, it's like it's like a little.
Speaker 2: Are you actually nurse?
Speaker 14: Yes?
Speaker 3: I think it one of these people that goes around.
Speaker 3: Jessica was a nurse in hospitals.
Speaker 2: I read about people.
Speaker 3: It's a condition. Okay, let's go back.
Speaker 13: It's like, okay, so the yank is sucker? Ye is
Speaker 13: what they take to the patient's.
Speaker 5: Arm for an IV line in real life or on TV?
Speaker 13: On TV?
Speaker 5: And what are you do in real life?
Speaker 13: In real life? You put an IV needle into the arm,
Speaker 13: like you can you yep, and then you hook it
Speaker 13: up to the drop.
Speaker 5: So they invented something called yanker sucker only for TV.
Speaker 13: No, No, that's the real thing as well. So a
Speaker 13: yanker sucker is like a vacuum to suck out secretions.
Speaker 3: And where does that go on the backside?
Speaker 15: That goes down the throat?
Speaker 5: Right it went first.
Speaker 4: TV.
Speaker 2: They take it to the arm along with the old
Speaker 2: along with the needles for the IV drip.
Speaker 13: Yes, are you with me now?
Speaker 4: Replacement, isn't it?
Speaker 2: Yes? You now saying it's a very busy junction in
Speaker 2: the army. You wouldn't have that many things coming in.
Speaker 13: And out of the arm No, and you wouldn't take
Speaker 13: a Yankee soucker to an arm.
Speaker 2: Bloody knew that wrong, Buddy suck come on, scoreboy era right, yes,
Speaker 2: hashtag nurse banter all right.
Speaker 3: Jack, Yes, we got there in the end. Good work everyone.
Speaker 2: Okay, she's drunk. Okay, gons go What do they get
Speaker 2: wrong about your job? On TV nine four one four,
Speaker 2: one oh.
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Speaker 7: Ten weeks of tickets.
Speaker 3: Every morning at.
Speaker 2: Seven thirty am you'll chance to win tickets to the
Speaker 2: biggest shows in town. Ten weeks became eleven weeks and
Speaker 2: we found out the great nears that Brian Adams is
Speaker 2: coming to town. Someone who's very excited on this show
Speaker 2: was see Brian Adams residence Supervan Betrina Jones.
Speaker 3: So we did a quiz.
Speaker 2: But when Pat says Brian Adams tickets, it's a simple one,
Speaker 2: real made up Brian Adams lyrics. We called it line
Speaker 2: or Brian Adams Monday. Pat's got how many rights?
Speaker 5: Zero?
Speaker 3: What about Tuesday?
Speaker 5: You got one out of three?
Speaker 2: What about yesterday?
Speaker 5: Zero out of seven total questions? How many one correct answer?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 3: I remember now?
Speaker 4: Hilarious.
Speaker 2: So Pat said to us yesterday after show. Look, you
Speaker 2: know Facebook Marketplace game. The price is right. I'm great
Speaker 2: at that, and you are Facebook Marketplace the price is
Speaker 2: right as well. We ask you to look for the
Speaker 2: veryt tap the people are selling here in Melbourne and
Speaker 2: Australia on Facebook Marketplace and it's a lot.
Speaker 3: Pat knows about this kind of.
Speaker 4: Stuff, you know, with my trailer park background, don't want.
Speaker 2: To say any when it comes to tap, you go
Speaker 2: to Pat. She's Tap Pat. That's what we call her
Speaker 2: in the office here, all right. So This one is
Speaker 2: a Brian Adams special edition of Facebook Marketplace. The price
Speaker 2: is right. You've all been furtively looking on Facebook Marketplace
Speaker 2: for Brian Adams memorabiliy and various Adam's tap and I've
Speaker 2: got a whole load of stuff from all over the world.
Speaker 2: Ninety nine percent of it. I'm not making this up
Speaker 2: is on cell in Canada, Ontario. He's Canada's very own.
Speaker 2: They're very proud of him, all right. So to take
Speaker 2: Pats on call now nine four one four one oh
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Speaker 14: I am.
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Speaker 2: Brian Adams is back rod Laver Arena Thursday, March twenty one.
Speaker 2: Tickets on sale tomorrow.
Speaker 3: Morning ten a m.
Speaker 2: Write this down, patsy is the only way you're going.
Speaker 4: Oh stop it now.
Speaker 2: Need tickets on sell ten am tomorrow morning through ticker Tech.
Speaker 2: It is time.
Speaker 5: It's the Facebook Marketplace price.
Speaker 7: Right. Hoor Ryan Adams Special Edition.
Speaker 9: Pats Trouble Down, Play Today's My Day, trouble Down.
Speaker 2: Good luck Sean.
Speaker 5: Cute twisting condle.
Speaker 2: Good luck Pats, Good luck Sean. So let's meet Sean
Speaker 2: firstival Seawn, you met Brian Adams fan mate?
Speaker 16: Yes, I am absolutely superstar fan.
Speaker 2: Excellent. Okay, he says, we'll see So you said we
Speaker 2: saw you, Sean. How many times you seen them live?
Speaker 16: I actually I haven't seen them live.
Speaker 12: I haven't had the opportunity.
Speaker 16: I've never been at the same place.
Speaker 2: Where he's been, so I've got the opportunity for You've
Speaker 2: got I've got Patsy's tickets.
Speaker 4: Here, that's going to continue. I'm afraid do you want.
Speaker 16: My postal address now to send those tickets?
Speaker 4: I get too excited.
Speaker 2: You won't need it. Nicely done, Sean, Good luck both
Speaker 2: of you. Good luck, pats Good luck, Sean. Thank you. Okay,
Speaker 2: So I local was with the pray Facebook marketplace prices, right.
Speaker 2: I read out the tat the description that someone has
Speaker 2: typed out and posted to the world's biggest website, and
Speaker 2: you got to guess how much it is in dollars?
Speaker 2: Here's the first items Brian Adams from the eleven album.
Speaker 2: It's the c D Brian Adams eleven CD. How much
Speaker 2: do you think this is going? For the description here?
Speaker 2: Brought an error?
Speaker 3: How all right?
Speaker 4: So never never used, never played, brought in error?
Speaker 2: So how much? Let's go to Sean? First of all,
Speaker 2: how much do you think, Sean I'm gonna go?
Speaker 3: I'm probably like seven dollars, that's what do you reckon?
Speaker 2: Fifteen two dollars? Which Sean takes the early winds.
Speaker 3: Come on Sean hi hy, here we are. This is
Speaker 3: a tough one. Here I Am.
Speaker 2: Horse Arts Wood war Art, Central Coast, New South Wales.
Speaker 2: Inspired by the Brian Adams song.
Speaker 3: Here I Am.
Speaker 2: It's a beautiful song, beautiful song. Someone's done a beautiful
Speaker 2: picture of a horse on a beach.
Speaker 5: You should say it's just a horse. No, Brian Adams?
Speaker 2: Is it would it's on a it's on a wood
Speaker 2: sort of canvas, isn't it frame? It's a beautiful technicolor horse. No,
Speaker 2: Brian Adams in picture, just inspired by his song Here
Speaker 2: I Am and the movie Spirit Stallion of the Camera
Speaker 2: that was in that movie.
Speaker 3: Okay, first, yeah, Patsy go first.
Speaker 4: I can't think of the price. Let me think, what's
Speaker 4: the game?
Speaker 3: What you've been doing?
Speaker 4: Forty bucks?
Speaker 2: I'll go seventy three hundred and eighty the winner. It's
Speaker 2: the quickest class the week. She can't beat the count,
Speaker 2: ripped off? How dare you've got the same thing as
Speaker 2: shorty boy?
Speaker 7: Dude?
Speaker 4: Hey, Sean, have you got a girlfriend?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 16: Unfortunately my wife has secured.
Speaker 2: Oh this is desperate. She's now chatting up. This is
Speaker 2: trying to get there. Tricks of tickets. Paul Christian husband.
Speaker 4: Hey, you know what, in all honesty, Sean, you've never
Speaker 4: seen him live.
Speaker 9: I am thrilled for you, because once you've seen him live,
Speaker 9: you will have an all new appreciation.
Speaker 2: Fuming, passive, aggressive.
Speaker 5: No, Christian goes pats you know what, you're such a
Speaker 5: good sport. Why don't you have some We got those
Speaker 5: last tickets to give away to borrow.
Speaker 2: Don't forget those ticket's gone sell ten am tomorrow through tickets. Hey, Sean,
Speaker 2: enjoy Brian Adam as well done, Sean, well done, Sean,
Speaker 2: thanks so much, Patsy one out of nine.
Speaker 16: Sorry, yeah, good on.
Speaker 4: You have a miserable, miserable time.
Speaker 2: Sure, I'm going to give you an exerprise for that.
Speaker 2: I'll find something for you mate.
Speaker 7: That was funny.
Speaker 2: Well done, Sean, Thank you Brown Sean.
Speaker 4: Everyone, I'll just I've got my keys, I might just sleep.
Speaker 2: I thought you're going to kiy his car. Then all right,
Speaker 2: So did Sean win the tickets. He's also go sort
Speaker 2: of find out he's going to win gold one a
Speaker 2: four point three. He's big Golden ticket. Listen every hour
Speaker 2: from ten a m with Huggy right through Gavin Miller
Speaker 2: at five. One ticket gets you and makes all the
Speaker 2: big shows, so Brian Emsfield, Collins, the Tennis, the Eagles,
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Speaker 1: Every hour from ten the Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's
Speaker 1: gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: Ali's time for this. So one of my favorite things
Speaker 2: to do on the show. We do this every Thursday
Speaker 2: morning right after the Age of Coot News. We call
Speaker 2: it the Naked Vocal. It's where we isolate a vocal track,
Speaker 2: which means when they go in the studio and they're
Speaker 2: recording it, it's just everything they do with their voice.
Speaker 2: And the last couple months of doing this, we've heard
Speaker 2: some amazing performances and it makes you hear the song
Speaker 2: in a totally different way. It might be a song
Speaker 2: you're even over familiar with with so much radio airplaying,
Speaker 2: various movies and TV shows, that when you strip back
Speaker 2: to one person going in and just nailing it and
Speaker 2: they do something extraordinary and it makes you feel something,
Speaker 2: You really go somewhere when you just hear what a
Speaker 2: human being can do with a voice, it's incredible. This
Speaker 2: one's a really different one, right, so from the eighties,
Speaker 2: Take on me, Aha, Morton hark It Now. Morton Harket
Speaker 2: has got an amazing voice, and a couple of years ago,
Speaker 2: when I was interviewing Coldplayer and I was asking Chris
Speaker 2: Martin about who his favorite singers of all time were,
Speaker 2: he mentioned just this guy, and he actually told me
Speaker 2: about this isolated vocal track. He said, you need to
Speaker 2: hear what he can do with his vocal range in
Speaker 2: the melody of this song. It's almost unhuman what he does.
Speaker 2: So this has taken me from nineteen eighty four Morton Harkitt,
Speaker 2: the lead singer of Aha. You remember the song for
Speaker 2: the video with the pencil drawings, But what about this performance?
Speaker 2: Have I listened to this?
Speaker 7: Talking away? I don't know what I'm to say.
Speaker 2: I'll say anyway.
Speaker 7: Today's an loveday to find you shine away, Oh, I'll
Speaker 7: be coming for your lovel ok.
Speaker 5: Only only.
Speaker 2: Now this this is two moreton with the song as well.
Speaker 2: Take on Me, Martin Harkit. This week's Naked Vocal on
Speaker 2: Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: Ah take on me. Mon Harket lead sing of AHA
Speaker 2: star this week's Naked Vocal. I've got a brilliant one
Speaker 2: line up for the next two weeks as well. If
Speaker 2: you ever see any they're all up there on YouTube.
Speaker 2: You can spend hours doing a deep die and finding
Speaker 2: these isolated vocals they call them. It's about standing ones.
Speaker 2: If you love any, you'd love to hear it on
Speaker 2: this just email me. I'd love to hear them. Christian
Speaker 2: at Gold one I four three dot com dot au.
Speaker 2: I also when he does that that amazing thing with
Speaker 2: his voice, this emails other little flourishes, those kind of
Speaker 2: little kind of what's that? But it's amazing. It all
Speaker 2: adds to the imperfect perfect. I was looking a couple
Speaker 2: of years ago. I saw them lie but it's quite
Speaker 2: an unusual gig, right. It was an award ceremony, Radio
Speaker 2: awards ceremony and radio award ceremonies. We all know what designy.
Speaker 2: The audience is jaded, dead eyed people. I was hosting it, right,
Speaker 2: so so you know I had to stare out of
Speaker 2: those empty, jaded, angry, bitter faces for three hours and
Speaker 2: at the end of the night ago and uh, you
Speaker 2: start turn tonight and I bring on Ahart. That's I'm
Speaker 2: walking past the band. They're all tracksing on right, Moe Harket,
Speaker 2: mister moves, we're passing each other. He goes and get
Speaker 2: on with it and paint a face smile and this,
Speaker 2: and get on with this and drops a really bad
Speaker 2: swell word.
Speaker 3: So get on with this.
Speaker 2: It says that as he's walking past me. Then picks
Speaker 2: up the mic and goes straight into and amazing before
Speaker 2: he does that live, you know those high notes his
Speaker 2: voice are still wears a smile on his face the
Speaker 2: whole time to the worst gig of their life, Dead
Speaker 2: eyed radio people. All right, then, Patsy, just a quick ruling,
Speaker 2: by the way, you know, we said that today was
Speaker 2: going to be the last chance. Yeah, the tickets. It's
Speaker 2: been so much fun hearing you lose. I think it's
Speaker 2: nice to give you another chance to lose against.
Speaker 4: He got another chance to win lose the only reason
Speaker 4: we do.
Speaker 2: Yes, So we're scrapping the idea that we are going
Speaker 2: to do. We don't even know what we're going to
Speaker 2: do yet, but it's another game. When another round of
Speaker 2: when Patsy's Brian Adams tickets tomorrow morning.
Speaker 4: If it was a drinking game on win we can't
Speaker 4: do that Saturday.
Speaker 2: It's breakfast time.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 2: So at the moment you're one from nine, Jack's worked out.
Speaker 2: I said to Jack, please work out the PERCENTA. Just
Speaker 2: imagine this. So if you went, if you went to
Speaker 2: the dictionary, looked up the word super fan, which is
Speaker 2: what you told me you were Brian Adams, it wouldn't
Speaker 2: say we'd only get one out of nine in a
Speaker 2: quiz on the thing that they're a super fan of.
Speaker 2: So if it was a school report, she did a
Speaker 2: school test, she'd been swatting up her entire adult life
Speaker 2: on decades on Bryan Adams, what was she scored eleven percent?
Speaker 2: You wouldn't write if you were a teacher, wouldn't write
Speaker 2: clearly super fan. Yeah, so there will be another round
Speaker 2: tomorrow when Pats is Brian Adams.
Speaker 1: Tickets the Christian O'Connell breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh
Speaker 1: four point three.
Speaker 2: We've we've thought up the game for tomorrow. Pan see
Speaker 2: for the Brian Adams ticket.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, what is it? Something against my favor?
Speaker 2: No doubt, no doubt, it's it's we've actually just brainstorm
Speaker 2: it during that song a game that you it's the
Speaker 2: best chance you've got a winning this week. I mean
Speaker 2: that really, Jack, that's right.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you can't get to the end of it and
Speaker 5: argue that no, Nicole had a better chance than you know.
Speaker 4: Right, Okay, So I'll be interested to hear what that
Speaker 4: is In the post show.
Speaker 2: I'll speak to you. No no, no, no, no no,
Speaker 2: it's complete radio silence. I will tell you what it
Speaker 2: is at seven thirty four and thirty.
Speaker 4: Four seconds to find out till the day.
Speaker 2: You'll find out to my like the listener will take
Speaker 2: you on put.
Speaker 4: On the spot again.
Speaker 2: Well, what he wants to do? Do you want me
Speaker 2: to email them to you today?
Speaker 4: You can preferably with the answers.
Speaker 5: What example do you You're going to do a lot
Speaker 5: of stuff about the first fleet.
Speaker 2: So your phone out now, yeah, no worries, all right
Speaker 2: over this week, you're smarter than Google. This is what
Speaker 2: we try and work the answer out to a question,
Speaker 2: and you're not actually go on to Google. Let's try
Speaker 2: and use our collective brain power with the bow the
Speaker 2: what we used to do before we had instant access
Speaker 2: to Google. So no consulting the internet. It's really hard
Speaker 2: because even last night, when I think about this question,
Speaker 2: I wanted to jump online just to read up a
Speaker 2: bit and find out what the technical terms were for
Speaker 2: what I'm about to talk about. So we're all going
Speaker 2: toless blind. Some of you would have some ideas. That's
Speaker 2: what I want to hear about. We're trying and work
Speaker 2: towards an answer on nine four one four one oh
Speaker 2: four three. Here's this week's question for You're smarter than Google.
Speaker 2: Why do our fingers vary in length? Yeah? Why is
Speaker 2: that middle one, that big old et one? Why is
Speaker 2: it longer than the pinky, the thumb, the little stubby one?
Speaker 3: The thumb?
Speaker 2: Thumb doesn't even sound like a medical part, does it?
Speaker 5: And then would you say ring and index finger are
Speaker 5: sore of the same length? Just trying to my hands now, Yeah,
Speaker 5: but there's a there's different differentiating. I think there's different
Speaker 5: between men and women. It's due to the amount of
Speaker 5: testosterone you're exposed to in the wounder and brad gestation.
Speaker 2: But again that's what I hear.
Speaker 3: Do you know by the way, I do?
Speaker 7: I do know this?
Speaker 2: Maybe it's something works. Insurance can back me up if
Speaker 2: you lose your thumb in an accident, you get the
Speaker 2: biggest payout if you lose any of the digits.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, that makes sense. Pinky should be the least
Speaker 5: because really pinky is a bit besides doing that thing
Speaker 5: that English people do when they drink tea.
Speaker 2: I always do. It's not enough just that you know,
Speaker 2: you obvious haven't seen me in a pub. Sometimes I
Speaker 2: get really nervous around Australians when I go and drink
Speaker 2: a pint and I don't. I don't drink parts because
Speaker 2: I'm a man. When I drink a pint, that pinky
Speaker 2: goes up like it's a phone china cup of teas.
Speaker 2: I saw a guy who applelightes. Do want to say anything,
Speaker 2: but I saw and check it. Go Jesus, Oh lord
Speaker 2: fontoy over there all right then? So what do you think?
Speaker 2: Why do our fingers very in length nine four one
Speaker 2: four one oh four three.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 3: Do you remember a.
Speaker 2: Time before Google?
Speaker 3: Was it really that long ago?
Speaker 2: When we have try and work stuff out using our brains,
Speaker 2: That's what we're trying to do every week on You're
Speaker 2: Smarter than Google. We try and work out the answer
Speaker 2: together to question. This week's question is look at ham.
Speaker 2: When was the last time we actually looked at your palm?
Speaker 2: And those five fingers? Why do they all vary in length?
Speaker 2: Quick question to you, Patsy if you had your palm read, Yes,
Speaker 2: I have, I said, I said to you, I said,
Speaker 2: phats She said Tom.
Speaker 3: I have it as well.
Speaker 2: Any good?
Speaker 4: Yeah, it was pretty positive from what I remember.
Speaker 2: Ben's on the line one it Ben, Hey, there you
Speaker 2: go pretty good.
Speaker 3: Ben.
Speaker 2: What do you think then, why do fingers vary in length?
Speaker 6: Well?
Speaker 16: I think it's just over in my hand. And then
Speaker 16: I found my fingers and they all sort of came
Speaker 16: to the same length. So I reckon, sort of like
Speaker 16: a racetrack, like a running race, how they all start
Speaker 16: off set.
Speaker 5: Around the corner, made to raise the stag of the starters.
Speaker 16: Yeah, so, and I reckon it might be like because
Speaker 16: of evolution, when we were all timpandees and stuff like that,
Speaker 16: and they used to swing around the branches, they'd always
Speaker 16: be rab an onto it. Just that's when it gave
Speaker 16: you an.
Speaker 2: Equal And Ben, this is a great theory. I love
Speaker 2: the race track, But then why aren't they the same length? Normally?
Speaker 3: This is what we're trying to work out.
Speaker 2: Right, This is what.
Speaker 16: When you're using the hill the same way when you're
Speaker 16: actually using it, but when you glasp onto something.
Speaker 5: If I grasp on the drink bottle bener go in
Speaker 5: front of me, they don't come out of the same
Speaker 5: length the long ones.
Speaker 16: Maybe you need to get a new drink.
Speaker 3: Hand chat. Ben, thank you very much. Like a little
Speaker 3: bit tough there with the science.
Speaker 2: Michelle, Hello, how are you? I'm pretty good, Michelle, howe
Speaker 2: you well this morning? So what's your theory why do
Speaker 2: our fingers vary in length?
Speaker 15: Well, my theory is that the when you want to
Speaker 15: pick something up, you need to be able to sort
Speaker 15: of especially like pincer grips, you need to be able
Speaker 15: to connect your thumb to all your fingers. So if
Speaker 15: you actually go across your hand with your thumb, the
Speaker 15: middle thing is the easiest one, It been the most
Speaker 15: that's what's the longest, and like it's the least strain
Speaker 15: on your thumb. Then if you go all the way
Speaker 15: over to the pinky, if that was as long as
Speaker 15: the middle finger, the Indian Yeah, the middle finger is
Speaker 15: being a massive strain on that last finger plus on
Speaker 15: your sum. So they're sort of designed so that the
Speaker 15: sum will actually meet the end of each finger without
Speaker 15: it being a strain on ours as a finger or
Speaker 15: the thumb, so you can actually pick up in griep beautiful.
Speaker 2: Theory actually makes a lot of sense to create the
Speaker 2: perfect Yeah.
Speaker 5: Actually, but now that I'm thinking about, if I had
Speaker 5: a long pinky, I would find that quite easy to
Speaker 5: touch my thumb with it.
Speaker 2: Plus, why Et had one, didn't he had a massive.
Speaker 12: Than us.
Speaker 15: That's different.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Hi, Michelle, that's a good one. Thank you very much.
Speaker 7: Thank you.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: Quick question to everyone. If you had to come up
Speaker 2: with your top three favorite world famous entertainment precincts.
Speaker 3: What do you go for, Pat Oh g.
Speaker 4: Mcg number one?
Speaker 2: No, I go straight away Chapel Street, which is why
Speaker 2: I'm excited about the next twelve shows twelve days of
Speaker 2: Christmas We've got together with the world famous entertainment precinct
Speaker 2: Chapel Street. Let me ask you again, Pats, if you're
Speaker 2: going to form a top three of your world famous
Speaker 2: favorite world famous entertainment precincts, what's the number one.
Speaker 4: Oh, definitely Chapel Street.
Speaker 2: Yeah number two have MCG but it's always at number
Speaker 2: one Chapel Street. So over the next twelve shows. These
Speaker 2: are the last twelve shows of this year from US
Speaker 2: Twelve Days of Christmas Big prizes are worth one thousand
Speaker 2: dollars every single day thanks to that world famous entertainment
Speaker 2: precinct Chapel Street. Today it's a year's worth of burgers
Speaker 2: from Betty's Burgers and Concrete Co, which opens Monday on
Speaker 2: Chapel Street. I met Betty the other day. Yeah, lovely
Speaker 2: old lady and those hands love to make patties like
Speaker 2: no one else can. She does.
Speaker 3: Yeah at home, brings them all in every single morning
Speaker 3: on the little bus. Couple of days.
Speaker 2: Then you've got one thousand dollar bar tab for your
Speaker 2: own part see at La La Lane on Chapel Street. Thousand.
Speaker 2: I love this thousand dollars worth of old school vinyl.
Speaker 2: Also you'd love this Jack you love mister Maggie's a
Speaker 2: thousand dollars worth of d doublets. I mean where are
Speaker 2: you gonna keep them? Up in the loft down the shed?
Speaker 2: I mean dumplings everywhere you can use them as Christmas baubles,
Speaker 2: maybe on your Christmas tree. All right, So what we're
Speaker 2: gonna do? You know the song on the twelfth Christmas
Speaker 2: my true Love game to me. So over the next
Speaker 2: twelve shows, twelve days Christmas, I'd like you to keep
Speaker 2: a running tally of the prices we're given away to
Speaker 2: and who to. Yep, all right, so this is gonna this.
Speaker 3: Is it's gonna get hard regards.
Speaker 2: It should be easy, all right, So you ready ready,
Speaker 2: By the way, just sort of warn everyone, don't get scared.
Speaker 3: If you've got young kids, moved them away from the radio.
Speaker 2: Now we've got Huggy to be Father Christmas in this production,
Speaker 2: and it sounds like he's just had root canal and
Speaker 2: is heavily sedated.
Speaker 3: Here's Santa. If he was heavily sedated.
Speaker 7: It's Chris What Christmas?
Speaker 11: On the first day of Christmas, Christian gave to you
Speaker 11: free burgers for a whole year.
Speaker 2: Very good, Okay, So how are we going to play
Speaker 2: it today? To give away Betty's Burgers for a year?
Speaker 2: You call it now?
Speaker 3: To play put it in a decade baby.
Speaker 2: A Christmas Festive edition. Because also when you think about Christmas,
Speaker 2: you think beef burgers, It's the perfect way to start with,
Speaker 2: isn't it.
Speaker 3: Beef Burgers three year?
Speaker 2: Thank you Betty and the Concrete co all right, so Jack,
Speaker 2: it's a festive edition. How does this work for? Put
Speaker 2: it in a decade?
Speaker 5: Baby, I'll just say a movie, a book, or a
Speaker 5: Christmas drop the book pick well, I have got a
Speaker 5: book in the Christmas I'm not gonna, okay, give it away.
Speaker 5: Can you'll google it? Or a Christmas song. You have
Speaker 5: to put it in the correct decade that it was released, baby, Baby.
Speaker 3: All right, cool it into play now baby.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: The Countdown of Christmas starts right now. The next twelve
Speaker 2: shows are twelve Days of Christmas. Big Price is every
Speaker 2: single day worth over one thousand dollars thanks to the
Speaker 2: world famous entertainment precinct Chapel Street. Well done, seems so good.
Speaker 2: I'm going to go and get a tattoo day. Today's
Speaker 2: actually saying all of that, it would be really nice.
Speaker 5: I thought that tatoo that you had that was already
Speaker 5: Chapel Straight.
Speaker 2: It just say Chapel Stree. At the moment, I just
Speaker 2: want to get one on the other side that I
Speaker 2: can put together on my other inside risk it says
Speaker 2: world famous entertainment precinct. Okay, because I think precinct in
Speaker 2: like Thai language will look really good, really nice.
Speaker 3: Left by step. All right, let's play you ready to
Speaker 3: sing again?
Speaker 2: I am.
Speaker 7: It's Christen O'Connell's cool Christmas.
Speaker 11: On the first day of Christmas, Christian gave to you
Speaker 11: free burgers for a whole year.
Speaker 2: That's today's price above a week for a year thanks
Speaker 2: to Betty's Burgers opens Monday on Champel.
Speaker 3: Street pop in.
Speaker 2: So we sent you playing this morning Andy, Good morning Andy.
Speaker 2: Did you ever think in your life you'd be lucky
Speaker 2: enough one day to get through to a radio show
Speaker 2: to possibly win yourself a burger week for a.
Speaker 6: Year, Not in a million years.
Speaker 3: Wall we lead to this, my friends, this moment, all
Speaker 3: right Andy? Good luck? Andy?
Speaker 16: Thank you?
Speaker 3: Yeah, yes, second, we're all good.
Speaker 2: Often it's polite there to fill the gap with a
Speaker 2: little thank you or I'm ready to play. Christian So
Speaker 2: burger for a year, Burger a week for a year, mate,
Speaker 2: good luck. We're going to play put it in a decade, baby.
Speaker 2: So when you give Jack the decade. If you could
Speaker 2: just put a little baby at the end, that helped
Speaker 2: play the game along. Andy, Sure, put it in.
Speaker 5: A Christmas decade?
Speaker 2: Baby?
Speaker 5: What decade was National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation released?
Speaker 16: I would It's a favorite of mine. We watch it
Speaker 16: every year.
Speaker 2: Yeah, brilliant.
Speaker 16: I would have to say, my hat's telling me nineties.
Speaker 5: But I'm going to go with eighties nineteen eighty nine, right,
Speaker 5: great movie.
Speaker 2: So it's Clark Grizzwold. Also movies Chevy Chase.
Speaker 3: Baby, It's very happy, well done.
Speaker 2: No sorry.
Speaker 4: Question.
Speaker 2: Listen, the road to Betty's Burgers is not one question, right,
Speaker 2: and you unknock and get a year's worth the Burger's
Speaker 2: my friend. You've got to get three out of five, right, Andy, No,
Speaker 2: that's okay.
Speaker 16: I'm just excited.
Speaker 3: That's okay, Okay.
Speaker 5: In what decade was Mariah Carey's All I Want for Christmas?
Speaker 1: Is You?
Speaker 5: Released?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 2: I did he? No decade?
Speaker 6: But yeah, yeah, I agree.
Speaker 16: Let's go with nineties.
Speaker 5: Nineteen ninety four.
Speaker 2: To get this next one, right, Andy, need to put
Speaker 2: baby at the end of it, though, Andy, please, it's.
Speaker 5: The must anticipated book edition.
Speaker 2: I'd warn you.
Speaker 3: I don't want to hear this baby, written.
Speaker 5: In illustrated by Doctor Sus. The book version of How
Speaker 5: the Grinch Stole Christmas was released in What Decade Baby
Speaker 5: Good one.
Speaker 16: The seven.
Speaker 5: Nineteen fifty seven. That old Grinch trying to ruin your Christmas?
Speaker 2: Andy and my tummies?
Speaker 5: Still two more questions ago? You only need one more
Speaker 5: correct answer? What decade was Tim Burtons The Nightmare Before Christmas?
Speaker 5: Released nineties Baby nineteen ninety.
Speaker 2: Say it to a Burger a week and say it
Speaker 2: to Betty's Burgers and Concrete Co opens Monday on Chapel Street.
Speaker 14: Why don't mate, that's amazing, Thank you very much.
Speaker 3: Okay, So what I need to do just for a
Speaker 3: bit of tight you said Jack? Can I get you
Speaker 3: then to say? Just update your and Andy?
Speaker 11: On the first day of Christmas, Christian gave to Andy
Speaker 11: three burgers for a whole year.
Speaker 7: Why this Christmas shop? Play and stay in the world
Speaker 7: famous entertainment precinct Chapel Street, The.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: Seeing that advert for Jim's Mowing, It's got all kinds
Speaker 2: of different spin offs. Do you know that Jim's Cleaning
Speaker 2: and I saw a new one yesterday. Vang drove past
Speaker 2: me for Jim's sewing. Okay, today's at work time waste.
Speaker 5: I didn't know to get prepared for comedy.
Speaker 2: Oh, we haven't heard your at work time waste as
Speaker 2: yet today.
Speaker 5: I'm not happy with them.
Speaker 2: I knew. I think they had come up with good
Speaker 2: stuff today. This is interesting. I heard Pats mentioned this
Speaker 2: in primetime mus at five point thirty. Uh, poor Pats
Speaker 2: has to start half an hour before her. She said,
Speaker 2: have you heard it though? That read at five thirty?
Speaker 3: Oh, come no, I said, have you heard? It's great?
Speaker 3: It's really good.
Speaker 4: It's a bit dusty somehow, it's not.
Speaker 2: Air Tasker has a real the laziest suburbs here in Melbourne.
Speaker 2: I was stunned that Richmond's at number one. Really yeah,
Speaker 2: I thought like Brighton would be higher, because even last
Speaker 2: Frida in the show I was talking, you guys were
Speaker 2: telling about Air Tasker.
Speaker 3: So anyway, today, with.
Speaker 2: All this, Richmond's at number one, south Yarra two, sin
Speaker 2: Kid at three, Brighton's only number ten. All right, today
Speaker 2: it's make a song lazy I've got. When I think
Speaker 2: about you, I couch myself. I would walk five hundred feet,
Speaker 2: but no more than that. I don't know if you'll
Speaker 2: know this song, Jack Perats, you remember this I want
Speaker 2: to have already sexed you up? Do you remember this song?
Speaker 2: I want to sex you tired? Can you please be
Speaker 2: already sexed up? Don't wake me up before you go
Speaker 2: go knackered. Nobody was kung fu fighting? Do they know?
Speaker 2: It's Christmas? And everything I do I do it for you,
Speaker 2: but not right now, maybe tomorrow. Get back to it,
Speaker 2: all right, Jack? What have you got there from? Make
Speaker 2: a song lazy?
Speaker 5: Instead of eight days a week, eight days a year.
Speaker 3: One open the window for these I think we're into
Speaker 3: a stinky one.
Speaker 5: Walk to paradise instead of run.
Speaker 2: You walk because you're lazy, absolutely strong, strong to paradise.
Speaker 5: This one's not bad. Working nine to five past nine.
Speaker 3: That's good.
Speaker 5: That's a good working day. Finished at the grease, all right?
Speaker 7: Then?
Speaker 2: What a great prize today? Then for make a Song
Speaker 2: lays as well? You were saying the other day. Wouldn't
Speaker 2: be great if we could get some passes for to
Speaker 2: go to vic Zoo? Yes, I've got the mate. Yeah,
Speaker 2: you're off to Victoria Zoo. And it's a close up
Speaker 2: encounter and I was chating to him yesterday. It doesn't
Speaker 2: involve hopping up the packs. No, it's a close ever
Speaker 2: enco at Victoria Zoo. And let me tell you this
Speaker 2: age hour as a proud partner of Zoo Victorias all
Speaker 2: great stuff, all right?
Speaker 3: Then text in, then make a song Lazy The.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: Time now for us to mark your at work time
Speaker 2: wasters and Gold one oh four point three is something
Speaker 2: to do every day on the Breadfast Show. You can
Speaker 2: still a game with a show. You can be at work,
Speaker 2: don't need to call in, just texting. We designed it
Speaker 2: for that chatwork time waster. Today after air taskers have
Speaker 2: build the laziest suburbs in Melbourne, make a song lazy Jack.
Speaker 2: Are you ready to mark?
Speaker 5: I'll be awarding a golden slug for the laziest entries,
Speaker 5: all right.
Speaker 2: And one person gets a family entry and a close
Speaker 2: up in counterpass into Victoria Zoo. Let's not get physical,
Speaker 2: Olivia Newton John, Let's get filed that for Jason Sleepy
Speaker 2: class Man Gold Joe Worlder. We are the champions of
Speaker 2: sleeping Silver Brennan. I want to sit down, not dance
Speaker 2: with somebody. Silver Sarah in Fitzroy Horn to crawl, silverl
Speaker 2: Plus smells like teen sleeping gold Escalator to heaven.
Speaker 5: That's good Gold.
Speaker 2: Get this party, but comes get this party finished. Bronze, Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: not subtle. I don't want to dance with anybody. Andrea
Speaker 2: silvil plus doors all this way.
Speaker 5: I like the use of the word gold.
Speaker 2: With a muzzard in Cranbourne, can't get you out of
Speaker 2: my bed. Nice Gold, Rebecca Wonder All sleep till Brooklyn
Speaker 2: based on the first Golden Sla and Tyler bohem this
Speaker 2: is a great one. Bohemian Napsody, Golden Sla, Amanda and
Speaker 2: Rosebud take about drive like an Egyptian genius.
Speaker 3: Very very clever, Steve, I have the pillow. We're back down.
Speaker 3: Joel the guy and give us that stinky one earliest.
Speaker 2: So Joel, I have the die is bad. He's the
Speaker 2: one that sent ERUs to get this party started. But
Speaker 2: comes get this point finished. I would drive five hundred miles.
Speaker 5: They borrowed your one.
Speaker 2: Silver Sad time to see you with work like that.
Speaker 2: Stratos's back living on a bed. That's good Gold shady Okay,
Speaker 2: Who's who's winning, Who's getting the up closer encounter with
Speaker 2: the lions? You actually are riding.
Speaker 5: A line Bohemian, nasty.
Speaker 2: Bohemian Naziti goes to you, Amanda.
Speaker 3: Here rosebud Well.
Speaker 1: Done the Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh
Speaker 1: four point.
Speaker 2: Three, so not long ago. Now for Bungalow, our winning
Speaker 2: man for one stream until they take the big stage
Speaker 2: Sunday now talk about that. It is completely sold out
Speaker 2: one electric day rightly. So it's an amazing line and
Speaker 2: we've got Jimmy Barnes, the Angels and loads more. Gates
Speaker 2: open at ten thirty. I know I'm hoping right now
Speaker 2: there are people listening. You've got your tickets. It'll be amazing.
Speaker 2: I know a lot of you I've never been before,
Speaker 2: but I imagine it'd want to get They're ready to
Speaker 2: get a good spot.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's pat right from the get go. They line
Speaker 4: up at the gates.
Speaker 2: Do they Yeah, they are all big festivals and you're
Speaker 2: piling and you've got your spot for the day.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So what we wanted to do is when Bungalow come on,
Speaker 2: they are the first band they know that that's the
Speaker 2: big price. They're going to be on eleven thirty and
Speaker 2: then all the bands start the moment they've done their
Speaker 2: twenty minute set, so hopefully they're going to I thought
Speaker 2: they're only going to get like two or three songs.
Speaker 2: They're going to do about five songs, which is amazing
Speaker 2: half the album. So please, if you are going get
Speaker 2: there early. I'll be bringing them on stage at eleven thirty,
Speaker 2: and I'm really hoping that there's a couple of thousand
Speaker 2: people there. They're going to really want to hear this
Speaker 2: band when they hear the story and why it's going
Speaker 2: to be such an amazing performance on so gates open
Speaker 2: at ten thirty. I'd love it if you could be
Speaker 2: there at eleven thirty when we bring on Bungalow. Now,
Speaker 2: yesterday we spoke to the band and I asked him
Speaker 2: to let us know what they would want on their rider.
Speaker 2: What would you want a rider?
Speaker 5: I would have a massus backstage massage table and maybe
Speaker 5: some of those Asaii bowls.
Speaker 3: I like, perhaps what would you have?
Speaker 4: What would I have? I'd have some shampas, no it's shampas.
Speaker 2: Maybe some Brian Adams trivia to read up.
Speaker 4: On no, I'd have Brian Adams.
Speaker 2: Just his head or something his eyes. All right, let's
Speaker 2: find out then, what did Dow they did see the
Speaker 2: Bungalow want on his rider this Sunday. Hey, this is Dale.
Speaker 10: I'd like six bottles of deionized spring water, a bottle
Speaker 10: of crystal Champagne. He's changed, and if possible, one cute
Speaker 10: bulldog French bulldog. You don't get this Indian or other
Speaker 10: cute animals such as a chinchilla or a Pekinese to
Speaker 10: visit and hang out.
Speaker 2: But he gets to leave before too much loud noise
Speaker 2: is heard so that he or she does not hurt
Speaker 2: their ears.
Speaker 10: It's important that if said animile visits, they have a
Speaker 10: safe home to return to.
Speaker 3: Thanks Christian, Thank you Dale. Let's go to Matt the guitarist.
Speaker 14: Hi, it's Matt from Bungalow and my request for a
Speaker 14: rider is as follows. I love a bottle of eighteen
Speaker 14: sixty nine Chateau Lafitte ROI sprinkled in truffles, sniffed out
Speaker 14: by what French wilderness. And we need to top it
Speaker 14: off with what I think should be the national dish,
Speaker 14: which is barbie cue banana wrapped in bacon one of.
Speaker 2: Betty's Berger's.
Speaker 6: Jay the Drama Hi there j from Bungalow, currently halfway
Speaker 6: across Bastrade on a rock and ship for my rider. Oh,
Speaker 6: it'd like a wig, like a good eighties hairband hair
Speaker 6: rock wig, because my head got up and left me
Speaker 6: some time ago and I don't think it's coming back.
Speaker 2: And then finally Judiant as Julian from Bungalow for my rider,
Speaker 2: we're going to need a dust pan and broom chucks, wipees,
Speaker 2: spray and wipe. That should do us. I think everything
Speaker 2: will be fine after that. Okay, so we need to
Speaker 2: get a chapel strink out of that stuff. Today.
Speaker 5: I can't believe Jay, the guy our baggy channel is
Speaker 5: coming from Hobart is going on the spirit of Tasmania.
Speaker 5: Shouldn't he get free or discounted airfares for working at
Speaker 5: the airport.
Speaker 2: I'll walk you around this office. You're not the like
Speaker 2: with budgets here. I mean he's lucky we're not making
Speaker 2: him swim across. Yes, in an ideal world we should
Speaker 2: have flown him over, but you know he could have
Speaker 2: just stowed away. Yes, I think that's what he has done.
Speaker 2: We haven't even paid for that.
Speaker 3: We haven't paid for the very sick ket All right,
Speaker 3: we'll catch up the boys.
Speaker 1: Tomorrow the Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's gold one oh
Speaker 1: four point three.
Speaker 3: Big show tomorrow for Patsy.
Speaker 2: It's your final chance to keep your Brian Adams tickets
Speaker 2: for shows so far.
Speaker 5: You didn't even have them yet. Desperate because there's a
Speaker 5: fifty to fifty chance for you to win every day.
Speaker 5: I can't believe you don't have them yet.
Speaker 2: But they're still going to leave her with a good fee.
Speaker 3: Okay, that's a brand new show.
Speaker 5: Is brand new d I think change your attitude you
Speaker 5: every day you've come in confident like a world beat
Speaker 5: to give up?
Speaker 2: Yeah, and that is the Jack Post way. In fact,
Speaker 2: that's a tell his his new self help book. It's
Speaker 2: called just give Up, Just give up, Try, never try,
Speaker 2: just give up. Fail your ways to success with me
Speaker 2: and Jack Post. Right then, Ty of today's show is
Speaker 2: God any burger ideas? And what are you guys up
Speaker 2: to today?
Speaker 4: I'm listening out for the golden ticket? What about you?
Speaker 2: Check?
Speaker 5: Of course?
Speaker 2: Yeah, every single day, listen up for the Golden song,
Speaker 2: every single hour and you could be winning Gold. One
Speaker 2: oh four point three Huge Golden ticket starts with Huggy
Speaker 2: the
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point
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