Speaker 1: The christ Jian O'Connell Breakfast Show Podcast Melbourn's Gold one
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Speaker 2: Three Live from Level two twenty one to thirty one,
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Speaker 3: Hey, good morning, Welcome to Friday. For the wonders of
Speaker 3: a four day week. Bang you straight to Friday should
Speaker 3: be technically a Thursday, but it's not. Second old bonus
Speaker 3: track that women got. Now are straight into Friday, Pats,
Speaker 3: Remind me again, what do you said the weather's going
Speaker 3: to be this weekend? Mate?
Speaker 4: This weekend, it's.
Speaker 5: Going to be cooler today twenty four, Tomorrow thirty five,
Speaker 5: and then Sunday thirty seven, and then we'll get a
Speaker 5: light cal change in.
Speaker 3: The day Sunday thirty seven. What's tomorrow?
Speaker 4: Tomorrow thirty five?
Speaker 3: Guess is playing their first ever nine holes of golf
Speaker 3: tomorrow at midday midday midday.
Speaker 6: But you've only got one club.
Speaker 3: Still, I know, maybe this is a joke. Right, I
Speaker 3: had a golf lesson yesterday, right, and all I've got
Speaker 3: is golfers a nurse. All I own is a seven
Speaker 3: nine that was given to me by my coach. Right,
Speaker 3: we said, where's your clubs? I haven't got any clubs.
Speaker 3: He's lending me his not as good ones. He told
Speaker 3: me he's lending me some clubs so I can play
Speaker 3: with somebody else.
Speaker 6: So have you only practice with a seven nine? Or
Speaker 6: if you get to practice now?
Speaker 3: He lets me use that the putting yesterday and the
Speaker 3: big thing called his big Bertha, which is that the
Speaker 3: big thing you go driving off with? But I'm at
Speaker 3: thirty five, I'm playing golf, which means I'm going to
Speaker 3: be terrible tomorrow anyway, because I'm learning, and I'll just
Speaker 3: be out in that blazing heat.
Speaker 5: And you know what, you can't go back to the
Speaker 5: clubhouse for a baby. Oh yeah, us fast for you too.
Speaker 4: I'm got a little present.
Speaker 6: It's interesting to see.
Speaker 3: Hey, listen, I'm not buckling. I'm going boost free from
Speaker 3: tomorrow for February.
Speaker 4: I've got a present here for you and Jack. I'm
Speaker 4: going to bring it in in the break.
Speaker 3: Don't bring alcohol near me? Is it alcohol?
Speaker 4: Maybe?
Speaker 6: I think you meant to give that on February twenty eighth,
Speaker 6: might be my moonshine.
Speaker 3: So Jack and I doing fedfast, No booze for this month.
Speaker 3: I actually began it yesterday and Patsy, you'll get this. Then.
Speaker 3: It was like a school information night last night. My
Speaker 3: youngest daughter starting year seven and she went back on
Speaker 3: Wednesday and it was an information night about the year
Speaker 3: and all the systems and stuff like that, and they
Speaker 3: did now of that and it's actually very good. Then
Speaker 3: there's a bit I always get quite anxious out afterwards,
Speaker 3: where you're going to make small talk with all the
Speaker 3: other parents you don't really know anyone. So my wife
Speaker 3: immediately went to get a glass of wine for a
Speaker 3: solf of me and I went, I don't need one,
Speaker 3: so I know it's right to have one, though then
Speaker 3: these are all awkward. All the other parents were drinking.
Speaker 3: I went, I'm not going to have one. It was
Speaker 3: a test. I wanted to test my metal. If I
Speaker 3: can get through the crunching small talk and the feeling
Speaker 3: of dread there, then I'll be a onruar.
Speaker 6: It will be a breathe. So how'd you go?
Speaker 3: I did?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 7: Do you know?
Speaker 3: Why?
Speaker 8: Do know?
Speaker 3: I bumped into also their cross wife.
Speaker 6: Oh yes, your new best friend Shane Croft.
Speaker 3: So it was getting an update about how it all works.
Speaker 3: Being the other side. Shane Crawford obviously in the jungle
Speaker 3: in South Africa doing very very very well at the
Speaker 3: moment and hopefully I think he's going to win it
Speaker 3: as well. She was saying, how she's got this emergency
Speaker 3: phone number so if anything happens, she can get hold interesting, right,
Speaker 3: But they say it's only to be used the kids
Speaker 3: break a limb. You're not to use that number. That's
Speaker 3: what she was told. You know what TV producers like
Speaker 3: scub they are. You know, when they make those reality shows,
Speaker 3: they just it's all about the show. So it really
Speaker 3: is for someone's about to die or someone has died.
Speaker 6: Right, And she calls a producer of the show, and
Speaker 6: then the producer goes and tells you.
Speaker 3: So she saw three miscalls yesterday to think someone's happened
Speaker 3: to crawf He's falling down a ravine or who was
Speaker 3: eating a grubb or something and it's you know, he's
Speaker 3: got dysentery. She all said, look, we need you to
Speaker 3: start making these this weekend. They're going to give them
Speaker 3: the letters let where I want them to cry and
Speaker 3: stuff like this. He's got four boys who are very
Speaker 3: much mini Shane Crawfords, And at the moment their letter
Speaker 3: is mainly don't come home if you haven't won it.
Speaker 3: And I'm the viewers going, is there anything else they
Speaker 3: could put in there that's going to make Shane cry?
Speaker 3: So I think that's all they that's all they're saying
Speaker 3: at the moment. The other thing is is she was
Speaker 3: irritated that it hasn't been enough of his sleepwalking and
Speaker 3: she said to the producer, I'm not seeing any of
Speaker 3: the sleepwalkers. Oh, We've had to cut a lot of outs.
Speaker 3: It's so chronic. No. Yeah, And I said to that,
Speaker 3: said to Shane's wife yesterday, how bout it? What is it?
Speaker 3: Because Crauf told me that he goes sleepwalking. I thought
Speaker 3: it was just like some people that get up and
Speaker 3: they're gonna he will suddenly in the middle of the
Speaker 3: night the donner be ripped off her. He'd be stood
Speaker 3: on the bed scringing about a snake in the bed.
Speaker 4: Oh god.
Speaker 3: The other one, she said, is every two or three
Speaker 3: days he's suddenly hammering at the bedroom wall looking for
Speaker 3: the escape hatch.
Speaker 6: Every two or three days.
Speaker 3: Yeah, what is going on with that?
Speaker 6: That's we started to think, like, do we strap you
Speaker 6: down in the bed.
Speaker 3: Agn Yeah, I mean there are people. I know a
Speaker 3: comedian who has to be when he goes on tour,
Speaker 3: has to zip himself into a sleeping bag he takes
Speaker 3: with him him really tightly because his sleepwalking is is
Speaker 3: so chronic.
Speaker 6: So does he have a security guard in South Africa
Speaker 6: at all times?
Speaker 9: Because what if he gets up and shakes the kills
Speaker 9: a tree?
Speaker 3: What's the leopard doing in the tree.
Speaker 7: Camp?
Speaker 4: There is lots of wildlife at the campsite.
Speaker 3: Oh this loads. I mean, you know you've got deadly
Speaker 3: animals over here, but there's equally horrible stuff out in
Speaker 3: South Africa as well.
Speaker 6: Or he shakes brown out of a tree and.
Speaker 3: The hair all falls off, All right, give us a
Speaker 3: cool smart Then are you a sleepwalker? Are they grades
Speaker 3: of sleepwalking? Is it mild or is it severe? I'd
Speaker 3: love to know. I know some people do it in
Speaker 3: childhood because they're like anxious or stuff, and then they
Speaker 3: can grow out of it. But who has an adult
Speaker 3: is a sleepwalker. I'm fascinated about why people do this.
Speaker 3: Ninety four one four one oh four three Give us
Speaker 3: a coolse morning nine four one four one four three.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four point.
Speaker 3: Three yesterday I went out and treated myself because I've
Speaker 3: got my first ever nine holes of golf after less
Speaker 3: than number four tomorrow and the Bacon heat at midday.
Speaker 3: Golf slacks, Oh funny golf pants? No no, no, just gone
Speaker 3: for guess what color?
Speaker 9: White or black?
Speaker 6: You sort of go.
Speaker 3: I've got a black pair and a gray pair. When
Speaker 3: I'm not in the mood for the black pair, I
Speaker 3: can totally change my look by going for a gray pair.
Speaker 3: I tell you this, never worn golf slacks before. I
Speaker 3: have never been in more comfortable clothing in my life.
Speaker 3: I might start wearing them to do the show next week.
Speaker 3: Tell you what I'm going to buy a year a
Speaker 3: pair of golf slacks, right, I'm just gonna wear them
Speaker 3: in here every day. I tell you what. They are
Speaker 3: so comfortable you want to bend down and pick something up,
Speaker 3: because you know the thing where they were not on
Speaker 3: the putting green. They they squat down there. You can't
Speaker 3: do that in a pair of jeans, or that's something
Speaker 3: a bit tighter.
Speaker 6: Squad down at eye level with the ground.
Speaker 3: I need you to go the printer you know, stuff
Speaker 3: like this. You need to do some errands and just
Speaker 3: to move around and be the organic broadcaster you are.
Speaker 3: I think the more freedom you have in fabric, the
Speaker 3: more free you are on air.
Speaker 6: I'm too restricted in changing.
Speaker 3: Yes, yeah, these golf slacks. Honestly, they are so comfortable.
Speaker 6: I would love a golf cut in.
Speaker 3: Here a golf cart and here would be wouldn't that
Speaker 3: be great?
Speaker 4: Did you can do with a golf cart?
Speaker 3: Got the toilet? Yeah? Do you know the amount of
Speaker 3: times I have to sprint out there right because I
Speaker 3: have a little stopwatch. Imagine go into the toilet with
Speaker 3: a stopwatch because I'm wired that obviously the song's going
Speaker 3: to end, or I'd be like, that's thirty seconds. And
Speaker 3: sometimes you go to toilet, you think I'm just going
Speaker 3: to quickly have a number one and suddenly hold number
Speaker 3: two once, so you think I can't wait, wait, I
Speaker 3: can't do this right now, not during this song. It's
Speaker 3: only three and a half minutes.
Speaker 6: So you go to the toilet, sometimes stand up to
Speaker 6: pee and then have to sit down halfway through.
Speaker 3: But just got to do what you gotta do. I
Speaker 3: used to work with a producer who would never ever
Speaker 3: go to the toilet work at all. No, he could
Speaker 3: never go to the toilet for number two out and
Speaker 3: about yep.
Speaker 6: I remember people like this at school. They would only
Speaker 6: do it in the comfort of their own home.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but he was an adult. He would only ever
Speaker 3: do a number two at home.
Speaker 6: And so what if he was what if it was
Speaker 6: more urgent? You know, what if he had did he
Speaker 6: ever leave work early or go home at lunchtime?
Speaker 3: Sometimes he would go and home a bit early. We
Speaker 3: were thought that he just was just rushing back to
Speaker 3: go and do that. All right, then we've got We've
Speaker 3: got Tim on the line. Good morning, Tim. You're a
Speaker 3: sleepwalker here make So what happens Tim when he sleepwalker?
Speaker 10: I through whatevers normally think I'll be doing amirroing house,
Speaker 10: but uh so I'll get up and normally I'll sleep naked.
Speaker 10: And there I was in the Color Hotel once and
Speaker 10: I've gone out and the shoot the door, you know,
Speaker 10: have they locked behind you?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 11: Always?
Speaker 3: Do you know what I've heard about this? And so
Speaker 3: many people who sleepwalk and they do it when they're
Speaker 3: in a hotel like you, Tim, And yeah, those irritating
Speaker 3: level changes and you just stuck out in the doorway,
Speaker 3: and you're.
Speaker 10: Yeah, yeah, no, it's still said, and I guess the
Speaker 10: worst on him. I'm trying to knock quietly so my
Speaker 10: wife will answer the door, and I don't want to.
Speaker 10: I don't want to wake up anyone else, you know, fuck.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, So do you have to go down and
Speaker 6: get another key cut or what do you do?
Speaker 3: But he's naked.
Speaker 10: I'm just standing there, cupping myself, just knocking quietly and
Speaker 10: yelling and well quietly yelling her name. But e literally
Speaker 10: she did wake up. She comes and answer the door
Speaker 10: and just last me, but leaves me in the hallway.
Speaker 10: She doesn't even.
Speaker 3: Yeah, tim, isn't it when you try and knock quietly
Speaker 3: to wake somebody up? You ever done that on a
Speaker 3: night out? What you think is quiet when you've had
Speaker 3: a skin full? Am I trying to whisper not to
Speaker 3: wake anyone? You think you're so quiet when you're drunk,
Speaker 3: when you're sneaking in, you know, with the key in
Speaker 3: the door, and takes you an hour just to get
Speaker 3: the key, just to get the key in, the scratching up,
Speaker 3: trying to shove it through the letter box. Is it
Speaker 3: going this thing here?
Speaker 7: You know?
Speaker 3: Sometimes I've done. What I've done is I've lined my
Speaker 3: arm up and my fingertips with a keyhole. Just put
Speaker 3: the key all the way down like that and then
Speaker 3: follow the way like that in when I've been in
Speaker 3: a really bad confused state. All right, Tim, thanks you
Speaker 3: car mate. All Right, I have a good weekend. God
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Speaker 3: Kind of emails to get through here.
Speaker 6: One about pollwaffles, Oh yeah, we talked about them last
Speaker 6: year at some point I remember explaining them to you.
Speaker 3: This is our first ever late late to the party.
Speaker 3: So if you ever want to get involved bepart the
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Speaker 3: a couple of days ago, and you to visit the
Speaker 3: time you got busy lives, You're not hanging on every word.
Speaker 3: You can email me. We still love getting those emails
Speaker 3: and call it late to the party. But if it's
Speaker 3: now about something that was last year, we're going to
Speaker 3: call those They've got our own special category. Now late
Speaker 3: late to the party. This is late late to the party,
Speaker 3: but great news. You love your poll waffle. There's some
Speaker 3: big deal being done where so it's they're about to
Speaker 3: be brought back.
Speaker 6: Yeah, okay, But actually I was I mean a lot
Speaker 6: of us trains are vocal about getting the poly waffle back.
Speaker 6: I was saying, I don't think we remember them. I
Speaker 6: think we remember them fondly, but they're not as good
Speaker 6: as we remember.
Speaker 3: I don't think it's going to work in twenty nineteen.
Speaker 6: I just I think we because it's taken away from us.
Speaker 6: We go, we have fun memories and colored glasses. They
Speaker 6: they're just okay.
Speaker 4: No, I strongly disagree yet, No, they're just okay.
Speaker 3: I actually think as well. I think you. I think
Speaker 3: pats is right. I think you've got the voice of
Speaker 3: the people wrong. Here. Patsy's the first time ever since
Speaker 3: working with her one hundred and thirty shows, she's banging
Speaker 3: on the money.
Speaker 4: Sometimes.
Speaker 3: Sure, when people love polywaffles.
Speaker 6: Okay, when did the first ones come off the about
Speaker 6: Let's get something in here and then you can decide.
Speaker 3: Well, this email says recently you were talking about polywaffle.
Speaker 3: Just read in business news. I'd love this? Is that
Speaker 3: a headline?
Speaker 6: That's why I was in this next to the down
Speaker 6: giants financial?
Speaker 3: Don't that being down fifty? Polywaffles are off fifty? Just
Speaker 3: read that a South Australian company about to do a
Speaker 3: big deal with Nesle so they can produce the famous
Speaker 3: polywaffle along with bite sized Violet Crumble. Cannot wait, Lynn
Speaker 3: Flowers sharing the hot business news for us.
Speaker 4: It's been like ten years that they've been off the
Speaker 4: assembly lines, is it right?
Speaker 3: And of course when you bring back a chocolate bar
Speaker 3: now or some kind of sweet confection bar, now, you've
Speaker 3: gotta have the little bite sized version, haven't you, because
Speaker 3: they all have that kitcat More sorts of how lazy
Speaker 3: is that kitcat one? I mean you can just buy
Speaker 3: two fingers, four fingers and break into three pieces, can't you?
Speaker 3: How lazy are we that someone has broken them up
Speaker 3: into bite size chi do that with your fingers if
Speaker 3: you can't break a kitcat finger, seek medical help, don't
Speaker 3: buy a bag of pre broken kick cat pieces. And
Speaker 3: then do you remember this is just the late to
Speaker 3: the party?
Speaker 7: Was it?
Speaker 3: Last week on the show the guy called in telling
Speaker 3: us to take boiling hot showers to cool down to
Speaker 3: survive the heat weight.
Speaker 6: And then I did the experiment. I thought it actually
Speaker 6: worked for me.
Speaker 3: It also works in opposite temperatures. Podcast listener over in
Speaker 3: England tried this minus six degrees boiling hot shower, got out.
Speaker 3: He's sweating bullets warms him up, so it works in
Speaker 3: all climates.
Speaker 6: Wait, okay, yeah, but no, we wouldn't know that. I
Speaker 6: thought he said he was going to take a super
Speaker 6: cold show.
Speaker 3: He's stuck with the hot hot hot one as well.
Speaker 3: But he now thinks right even though he was sweating,
Speaker 3: because does he think it'd be better get him even
Speaker 3: hotter if he tried the converse, if he tried a
Speaker 3: cold show.
Speaker 6: Yeah, we already know that hot shower is going to
Speaker 6: warm you up when you're cold. That's not science. He's
Speaker 6: going to try so it's minus six to the Okay,
Speaker 6: he's going to have a share at minus ten and
Speaker 6: then see if it warms him up. Getting out into
Speaker 6: the minus six.
Speaker 3: Ear okay, Greg back to you If you ever want
Speaker 3: to email the show, very easy email address Christian at
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Speaker 1: point three On this.
Speaker 3: Day, Mystery on this day, Bye bye, see you later.
Speaker 3: January we're into a brand new month, which means feb
Speaker 3: Fast for Jack and I. Pats has been resupportive. It's
Speaker 3: great to have teammates like this, beautifully wrapped as well,
Speaker 3: one Lome bottle of burfy, each with a calendar of
Speaker 3: February printed off on that we can tick off the
Speaker 3: days that we have no boots.
Speaker 6: Had you always fun like the gifts you give, always
Speaker 6: so well presented. You do that yourself? What do you
Speaker 6: buy it like that?
Speaker 4: I told you I'm a wrapping poin.
Speaker 5: I don't wrap stuff in Christmas rap when it's not christy.
Speaker 3: You've even got that, you know that thing where they
Speaker 3: do the curly ribbon that sort of.
Speaker 12: Already did that, But what do you do with it?
Speaker 3: You're like raping down the side of it with this.
Speaker 6: I Mentionine, it's dangerous for a seven year old to
Speaker 6: do paths.
Speaker 3: Nice always away from the body. It's absolutely thank you.
Speaker 3: All right. So on this day in mystery, first of February,
Speaker 3: on this day in history, big thing that happened. What
Speaker 3: do you think it was before that? Then a couple
Speaker 3: of notable mentions. I'm sure you all know that. In
Speaker 3: eighteen ninety three Thomas Edison old Madi what did he
Speaker 3: finish work on the world's first light bulb? Pats your
Speaker 3: guest computer a computer. In eighteen ninety three, someone's been
Speaker 3: on the rest of those furphies. There was a slam
Speaker 3: of them as any two left the computer. In eighteen
Speaker 3: ninety three, it was the world's first movie studio. Really, yeah,
Speaker 3: place Academy was the first one. Bang three years later.
Speaker 3: Let's move on to eighteen ninety six. Band hot new
Speaker 3: music from Baccini finally drops Labohem what is it? Beautiful?
Speaker 3: Beautiful piece of opera as well?
Speaker 6: Oh opera? Okay, I thought I missed a whole part
Speaker 6: of rock and roll that I didn't know about.
Speaker 3: In eighteen ninety six, so many many years before Chuck
Speaker 3: Bury and Bill Haley and his comments and all the
Speaker 3: blues that we stole the rock and roll from. You
Speaker 3: think one hundred years before that.
Speaker 6: Now I know how it feels to get laughed at
Speaker 6: forgetting All.
Speaker 3: Right, so here is today's actual thing I'm talking about,
Speaker 3: though I was about to give it too much away
Speaker 3: then anger all around this, but.
Speaker 6: In eighteen ninety two.
Speaker 3: Have a listen, all right, have a listen to this.
Speaker 13: I am really sorry if I offended anyone that was
Speaker 13: truly not my intentions.
Speaker 3: Em Rashano leaving the Today Show on this date. Now
Speaker 3: I got the dates wrong. Okay, lines are open now
Speaker 3: on this day in history? What was she apologizing for?
Speaker 13: I think I am really.
Speaker 3: Thanks for talking over it. What was she apologizing for?
Speaker 13: I am really sorry if I offended anyone that was
Speaker 13: truly not my intentions.
Speaker 4: I think I know it.
Speaker 3: You also know that the first computer is in eighteen
Speaker 3: ninety three. Phats doesn't now? Actually she got it straight
Speaker 3: away when I played it earlier. Because she's one hundred
Speaker 3: percent woman and one hundred percent news, it makes her
Speaker 3: two hundred percent. That's not a strong point. All right,
Speaker 3: give us a corn now, lines are open. What was
Speaker 3: she apologizing for? What happened back in the day on
Speaker 3: the February the first nine four one four one o
Speaker 3: four three nine four one o four three once.
Speaker 13: More, I am really sorry if I offended anyone. That
Speaker 13: was truly not my intentions.
Speaker 3: These days, I wouldn't even bother playing out an apology clip.
Speaker 3: It's like every hour somewhere in the world someone was apologizing.
Speaker 3: Back in the day, this was the first, I think
Speaker 3: in the first ever.
Speaker 6: Apology, first ever apology.
Speaker 3: It was the first ever apology, one hundred years after
Speaker 3: the first computer. At the first rock and roll song,
Speaker 3: they had no guitars that played on but they just mind.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 3: We're doing this on this day, mystery, on this day,
Speaker 3: on this day, and mystery, we give you some clues.
Speaker 3: You took about a big thing. Well moment, it's a
Speaker 3: small thing that happened on this day in history. All
Speaker 3: the things I was talking about, which also happened on
Speaker 3: this day in history in eighteen ninety six, was, of course,
Speaker 3: the other day that Puccini dropped a big new tune
Speaker 3: on the world. I mean, it's not my kind of thing,
Speaker 3: but doesn't that it was a banger for its time,
Speaker 3: oh number one on the Hot one hundred.
Speaker 6: I remember if we play it twice today, ten thousand dollars,
Speaker 6: Pete working.
Speaker 3: That's off love Ohm, no a beat, guarantee good movies too.
Speaker 3: Just have this blaring pull up to a Maca's drive
Speaker 3: through and just don't even order anything, just sit there
Speaker 3: listening to it for an hour crying. All right, But
Speaker 3: this is the thing I'm talking about. What is she
Speaker 3: apologizing for?
Speaker 13: Hie, I'm really sorry if I offended anyone. That was
Speaker 13: truly not my intentions.
Speaker 3: All right, what do we think it is? Let's go
Speaker 3: to Peter good morning.
Speaker 14: Come on, Christian, I know exactly what it is. A twin.
Speaker 14: Janet Jackson showed her boob alive on national television in America.
Speaker 3: That's it. It was well done, mate.
Speaker 14: Well guess she had some sort of metal nipple cover
Speaker 14: on that she was trying to advertise because she sold
Speaker 14: them or something. Apparently it was.
Speaker 6: A piercing, wasn't it.
Speaker 3: Well here's the thing, So we're talking about what happened
Speaker 3: on the Stone History February one, two thousand and four.
Speaker 3: It's the halftime entertainment show, the Big Deal, the Big Show,
Speaker 3: and we're justin Timberlake and for half a second, all right,
Speaker 3: this is to bear this in mind for half a second,
Speaker 3: not a second, which is that half a second her
Speaker 3: nipple is exposed, but there's a nipple shield over it,
Speaker 3: and then the world goes into America goes into meltdown.
Speaker 6: But why are you saying nipple shield like it's a
Speaker 6: well known thing that we all know.
Speaker 3: No, I'm just reading from Wikipedia. I've never heard that,
Speaker 3: let alone. It gave the world the phrase wardrobe malfunction
Speaker 3: when it went to the dictionaries all around the world
Speaker 3: in the preceding twelve months. No one had heard that
Speaker 3: phrase before. You remember the wardrobe malfunction.
Speaker 6: And Peter, you're saying that she sold nipple shields.
Speaker 14: I think she was advertising it too, that she was
Speaker 14: advertising those nipple shields, and it was. It was all planned,
Speaker 14: totally planned from minute one.
Speaker 3: Now, why would someone use a nipple shield?
Speaker 5: So you're no, so your nipple doesn't right, Okay, No,
Speaker 5: so it doesn't get it.
Speaker 4: Stick out of your clothes? Smooth line.
Speaker 3: Right, I get it now, because certain dresses, if they
Speaker 3: are a finer gossamer fabric, can show the silhouette of.
Speaker 6: Okay, but wasn't this the shape of a sun or nipple?
Speaker 6: Wasn't it a star.
Speaker 4: Wasn't the whole thing was.
Speaker 3: A Setup's got star shaped nipples? Is that the same
Speaker 3: with all the Jackson's when they got together, it was
Speaker 3: like a consolation in the sky or something.
Speaker 6: The nipple shield. But all right, so I'm reading about
Speaker 6: nipple shield.
Speaker 3: Sounds a great new Marvel character. Nipple shield.
Speaker 6: This is an article from two thousand and eight, and
Speaker 6: her publicist is being asked about it again, was it
Speaker 6: was it purposeful?
Speaker 3: What was it planned? Premeditated? It was like it was
Speaker 3: a It became a trial. There was a half a
Speaker 3: million dollar fine. Years later, it was appealed successfully in
Speaker 3: the court of a Supreme Court in America.
Speaker 6: And she's saying, no comment. But if it wasn't planned,
Speaker 6: wouldn't you just say no, it wasn't planned. Why would
Speaker 6: you say no comment.
Speaker 3: Two years after it happened in two thousand and four.
Speaker 3: This is her chat and to Oprah.
Speaker 8: It has been now almost two years since Janet's Super
Speaker 8: Bowl halftime performance made news around the world. The FCC
Speaker 8: received more than five hundred thousand complaints about that broadcast.
Speaker 8: First that just was it planned? Janet?
Speaker 13: No, But people don't understand is he was to take
Speaker 13: and rip the piece off that he did a lether piece, right,
Speaker 13: but more came off than what.
Speaker 2: Was supposed to.
Speaker 3: Here's the incredible thing. So this happened in two thousand
Speaker 3: and four, it is before I think this was the
Speaker 3: first case of fake outrage. You know, we live in
Speaker 3: that world right now, there's real outrage and people deserve
Speaker 3: to be called out for when they behave badly or
Speaker 3: say the wrong. World were to refer to a group
Speaker 3: that can be better addressed now. But this is why
Speaker 3: this is This was crazy. Half a second of a
Speaker 3: shielded nipple. Half a million losers complain. That's that's the
Speaker 3: story there isn't it. And this is before two thousand
Speaker 3: and fourths before the internet, before social media. Can you
Speaker 3: imagine something that happened now? Do you think we'd be
Speaker 3: It will be less of a big deal. I feel
Speaker 3: like America's But America is not less reactionally now, it's
Speaker 3: even worse because we run in the country. Crazy man,
Speaker 3: do what he say about that?
Speaker 6: Well? Marine five is playing the next week.
Speaker 3: He's not going to get balled out, is he? Maybe?
Speaker 3: Adam Lavane really, hey, listen to these facts. Then YouTube
Speaker 3: co founder claims that the incident Nipple game war drub
Speaker 3: malfunctions what led to the creation of the video sharing
Speaker 3: website YouTube. The incident made General Jackson the mers searched
Speaker 3: item term event and image in Internet history.
Speaker 6: Of course, and people wanted to see the video but
Speaker 6: there was no YouTube back there.
Speaker 3: Isn't that incredible? It's sparked the germ of an idea.
Speaker 3: It still remains to this day the mers searched term
Speaker 3: event and image in Internet history. It's in the Guinness
Speaker 3: World Records as the most searched in Internet history, and
Speaker 3: not just that most searched and Internet history, the most
Speaker 3: searched news item ever.
Speaker 6: Wow, seriously, Yeah, yeah, I'm gonna search it.
Speaker 3: You're going to add to those numbers anyway. That is
Speaker 3: today's On this day in Mystery World, I'm Peter in
Speaker 3: Mount Martha.
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Speaker 3: to try and work out which was the best year
Speaker 3: for music in the eighties. We'll get into that next.
Speaker 3: Before that, though, it's time.
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Speaker 6: Goo one hundred and thirty four dollars. Pretty good for
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Speaker 3: That's just the start of it. Mate, that'd be like
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Speaker 6: So we come to a grand total over the three
Speaker 6: last three days of six five hundred and fifty five
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Speaker 3: The bossardy mark this to the last five weeks. There's
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Speaker 3: Why not bit of extra on top? Have some drinks
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Speaker 14: Legends then perfect to be birthdays on Monday.
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Speaker 6: Unless you're doing fair fast, No, that's not gonna happen.
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Speaker 16: No, that would have been made. That was a spare
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Speaker 15: No big enough.
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Speaker 3: All right, So the bill is on ask Glenn, and
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Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 3: Frank, you goes to Hollywood relax on Gold one O
Speaker 3: four point three, come on to Christian O'Connell breakfast show.
Speaker 3: When where I was looking all the music, the great
Speaker 3: songs are going to play this morning, and I saw
Speaker 3: that song was in there, and I remember it was banned.
Speaker 3: It's banned around the world for naughtiness. Really, Oh yeah,
Speaker 3: the last bit? What's it up to? I don't know.
Speaker 6: Wait, relaxed, don't do it.
Speaker 3: When you want to go do it? That's not what
Speaker 3: he says.
Speaker 6: Wait what turn the mics off for a second. All right,
Speaker 6: hang on when you want to Oh okay, wow, you
Speaker 6: allowed to play that on the radio.
Speaker 3: No, we got banned. There was some like DJ who
Speaker 3: was like, kids should be hearing this. Guess what that
Speaker 3: did made every single kid, including this one, who hadn't
Speaker 3: even heard the song, mentioned the band rush out, and
Speaker 3: by of course my mum and dad said, I couldn't
Speaker 3: listen to that in the house. You have to go
Speaker 3: outside in the garden listen to Frankie Goos Hollywood, not
Speaker 3: in this house.
Speaker 6: The same thing that happened with the sex Pistols, right,
Speaker 6: they banned there never mind the Bollocks album and they
Speaker 6: became number one because everybody wanted it.
Speaker 3: Do you know what, maybe we need to try and
Speaker 3: organize some kind of campaign where some like Clive Palmer
Speaker 3: tries to ban this breakfast Just do well and the
Speaker 3: old band on the Pommy. What year did that single
Speaker 3: come out? Then? Remind me what that was?
Speaker 6: Nineteen eighty three Frankie goes to Hollywood from Liverpool, English.
Speaker 3: Yeah, had some great songs as well, really really smart
Speaker 3: eighties band and went into the nineties. Well, Holly Johnson
Speaker 3: lead singer, had a huge and I think still does
Speaker 3: now a successful solo career as well, but they were
Speaker 3: very very cool. Welcome to the Pleasure domes a great
Speaker 3: song as well. In the Power of Love that Holly
Speaker 3: Johnson did is a great, beautiful song.
Speaker 6: After the Beatles, would they be the biggest export out
Speaker 6: of Liverpool.
Speaker 3: The biggest band from Liverpool? Yeah, Frankie got saw in
Speaker 3: the eighties and then you've got bands like the Lars
Speaker 3: in the nineties as well, and a whole load of
Speaker 3: other great Liverpoolian bands. So I was thinking about what
Speaker 3: was the greatest year for music in the eighties, The eighties.
Speaker 3: Great thing about the eighties was, and you don't get
Speaker 3: this now in modern music I don't want to sound
Speaker 3: like some old fart here, but it's true. A lot
Speaker 3: of chant music you hear now, and there's a great
Speaker 3: modern chart news that I really like and sharing and
Speaker 3: stuff like that, but there's an awful lot of it
Speaker 3: which sounds very, very similar. Eighties and nineties, those two
Speaker 3: great decades of music, and the sixties and seventies. I'm
Speaker 3: talking about the eighties. There was a lot of There
Speaker 3: was great indie music in the eighties as well, and
Speaker 3: you'd like bands like Joan Jett and the Psychedelic First
Speaker 3: and really great different rock music around then you had
Speaker 3: your big kind of your Duran Durande and your Wham
Speaker 3: as well making these brilliant pop songs as well spand
Speaker 3: Ou Ballet, you know, really smart the new romantics. So
Speaker 3: it's very it was very different. But I was trying
Speaker 3: to work out what one year, if you had to speak,
Speaker 3: one year from the eighties had some of the best songs,
Speaker 3: and I've in my mind this makes a strong case
Speaker 3: which over the year. But Jack and Patchy play along
Speaker 3: when I hear three yeses, as in would you want
Speaker 3: to hear these songs on this morning show? This might
Speaker 3: be a strong content I'm thinking last Friday, we did
Speaker 3: for an hour eight or nine songs to call us Down. Yea,
Speaker 3: I quite enjoyed that, handing over the music for an
Speaker 3: hour to everyone, thinking I might do this. Pick a
Speaker 3: year from the eighties. Pick a song from that. All right,
Speaker 3: So Whitney Houston, one of the queen of the eighties.
Speaker 3: I want to dance with.
Speaker 6: Some Yank's absolute favorite song.
Speaker 3: No what a person tired of? That song? Is some
Speaker 3: tired of life? I want to dance this as a
Speaker 3: joyous pop song. It stinks of Friday now.
Speaker 6: It reminds me of my wife.
Speaker 3: I love that song. Yeah, Phats, you don't like that?
Speaker 4: No, I don't like it. I think I'm sick of
Speaker 4: hearing it.
Speaker 3: Oh, welcome to Gold one of four point three. Sorry,
Speaker 3: someone's been a little bit too long, okaye, Pats, Yeah,
Speaker 3: cut backs.
Speaker 4: I'm allowed to not like it.
Speaker 3: You are with or without you? You too? Yeah?
Speaker 6: Y love?
Speaker 3: It isn't that a great song as well? This is
Speaker 3: all in one year nineteen eighty seven. All right, let's
Speaker 3: go to some other ones from nineteen I've had the
Speaker 3: time of my life.
Speaker 4: Dirty Dancing, Dirty Dancing soundtrack definitely No not for you.
Speaker 3: Sick of it? George Michael Now solo in eighty seven
Speaker 3: I Want Your Sex?
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, I love George.
Speaker 6: How does that song go?
Speaker 4: Want your six? Maybe I should?
Speaker 3: What was amazing? Get that drop? Get that drop?
Speaker 6: My word confidence because you practically whispered it.
Speaker 3: So you're sick of I want to dance with somebody,
Speaker 3: but you're quite happy to use the microphone and go
Speaker 3: I want your sex to everyone listening right now? Okay,
Speaker 3: crazy lady. Also, we've got when Smokey sings. Do you
Speaker 3: remember that ABC great pop song put in Disguise the Boss?
Speaker 4: Oh? Yes, Bruce Springsteen?
Speaker 3: Is it you baby? Or just a brilliant disguise? Wow?
Speaker 3: Doesn't that cut deep when you do it?
Speaker 6: I would like to hear you do the whole song
Speaker 6: just spoken word.
Speaker 3: We're only David covered Out does spoken word on this
Speaker 3: show as well. All right, what do you think is
Speaker 3: the greatest year of music from the eighties? And why
Speaker 3: give me a call this morning? Maybe you can try
Speaker 3: and build eight till nine. We pit one year from
Speaker 3: the eighties. You picked the songs, but I want to
Speaker 3: reason why. Might be just that it's your favorite song
Speaker 3: of the eighties or you saw them live? Or you
Speaker 3: had the ho when you had the singers. Well, I'm
Speaker 3: pretty sure Joshua Tree were of the greatest albums of
Speaker 3: all time. An album has changed rock music in a
Speaker 3: way as well. I'm pretty sure that was out in
Speaker 3: eighty seven as well, along with R a great Ram
Speaker 3: album as well.
Speaker 6: Okay, I know another one because it's the year I
Speaker 6: was born. It was a number one.
Speaker 3: Stop there, you weren't born eighty seven. I what fourteen?
Speaker 3: I was a teenager. I could have come and seen
Speaker 3: baby Joe. I was fourteen.
Speaker 4: What you could have been?
Speaker 3: Fan? This is so depressing. I'm hitting the ads.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 3: Asked you this morning when he reckon was the best
Speaker 3: year for music in an awesome decade the eighties, Call
Speaker 3: me if you've got an idea ninety four one four
Speaker 3: one O four three. Christian, I just had a look
Speaker 3: at nineteen eighty seven. You two didn't just have with
Speaker 3: it without you, you also had this. This is a
Speaker 3: great song. Still went this the other day, the amazing
Speaker 3: video on the rooftop in Vegas. All right, let's go
Speaker 3: into the lines. Good morning, Nick, Mick.
Speaker 15: Mick Christian, Hey going.
Speaker 3: I'm good. Happy Friday, Mick.
Speaker 15: Thanks to you and to all. But the best thing
Speaker 15: about it the Idies was the early Aldies. They started
Speaker 15: bringing in mixed albums and I remember nineteen eighty two
Speaker 15: out of.
Speaker 3: The Blue, Oh wow, remember these? Yeah, and.
Speaker 15: Jon Jet the Black heart YEP with Olive rock and
Speaker 15: Roll and Roy Parker Jr.
Speaker 3: What a sexophone they used to bring out, Like if
Speaker 3: I've got this right, Mick, it was like a double
Speaker 3: vinyl album of a load of hits of that year.
Speaker 3: So it used to be called something like now that's
Speaker 3: what I called music or hits eighty one, and it
Speaker 3: was just a double album of nothing but big hits
Speaker 3: on that year.
Speaker 15: Awesome, awesome because you didn't just get the best of one,
Speaker 15: you got the best of everything.
Speaker 3: You get about twenty tracks. So if you couldn't hold
Speaker 3: the bill the albums, you had your own vinyl mixtape.
Speaker 3: It was great.
Speaker 15: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 15: And another one I remember too was with a Bullet
Speaker 15: and I don't remember quite what year that was, but yeah,
Speaker 15: it was. It was great. And I remember that from
Speaker 15: back in school days we had one class that we
Speaker 15: could listen to music in uh and believing all it
Speaker 15: was textiles.
Speaker 3: Music.
Speaker 15: So we were walking out in front of the same.
Speaker 3: Mick, do you remember where which vinyl shop you got
Speaker 3: it from as well?
Speaker 15: Oh, make would have been back in the day it was.
Speaker 15: It was a record shop in Shepperdon. So I'm getting
Speaker 15: on a be Christian, I can't remember.
Speaker 3: Well, Matt, I just found out that in nineteen eighty
Speaker 3: seven I was fourteen and Jack was zero.
Speaker 15: Well I would have been ford In in nine eighty
Speaker 15: two as well, so that's something about four years old.
Speaker 3: All right, Mack, you have a great weekend thanks to
Speaker 3: that one, buddy. Thanks boys, all right, have a good weekend.
Speaker 3: That's got a Neil, Good morning, Neil.
Speaker 7: Good morning, Christian? Hell are you mate?
Speaker 3: I'm good mate, really good. Actually, what do you think
Speaker 3: was the best for music in the eighties?
Speaker 7: Undoubtedly nineteen eighty five with the anthem of the nineteen
Speaker 7: eighties Have to Be and the group from the nineteen
Speaker 7: eighties dire Straits Money for Nothing.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's so many gym right, one of the great
Speaker 3: first early MTV videos.
Speaker 6: Yeah, the computer generated yew is that money for nothing?
Speaker 3: Is it? I want my MTV? They didn't sing it
Speaker 3: like that was a little bit better and in tune.
Speaker 3: They remember Die Straits. That album was the biggest selling
Speaker 3: album of It was one of those coffee table albums.
Speaker 3: Everyone had a copy of that.
Speaker 7: We did the guitar solos by Mark Noflin testy absolutely great.
Speaker 7: I used to drive long in the car with windows
Speaker 7: open and the tape tape of the car going something out.
Speaker 7: The guitar solo absolutely said testing.
Speaker 3: Yeah, do you remember that song Brothers and Arms? I
Speaker 3: still love that song now distrates brother and Arm. They
Speaker 3: used West Wing a couple of other TV shows and
Speaker 3: movies of the amazing, amazing song.
Speaker 7: Yes, I remembered over to the UK a few years ago.
Speaker 7: I bought from one of the opp shops here a
Speaker 7: dire Strates record was a twelve each. I think still
Speaker 7: got it. Wow, great us cord it. I think i
Speaker 7: think I've got it, Sir, A pound or two pounds?
Speaker 3: Then, yeah, I wish Antiques Road Show would go to
Speaker 3: more op shops. She gets in great violin you do
Speaker 3: over the years the Antiques Road Show get into an
Speaker 3: op shop. Okay, some of those Vinie's got some grass.
Speaker 3: This lone roller boot Let's having a look. From nineteen
Speaker 3: eighty seven.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point.
Speaker 3: Three Phil Collins, you can't hurry down. Finally in town
Speaker 3: tonight tomorrow night at the Amy. We are going to
Speaker 3: be there tonight. We've got a station night out. I
Speaker 3: think there's about fifteen twenty of us all going down.
Speaker 3: I'll also be doing the backstage tour with our big
Speaker 3: winner from last week, with the winner, the winner's wife,
Speaker 3: and my wife. She's super excited about it. Used to
Speaker 3: think that there's going to be surprised. I said to her, Look,
Speaker 3: we're probably not going to see Phil Collins. You know,
Speaker 3: they're getting ready for the big show and they don't
Speaker 3: want to be distracted. Yeah, he's got to get in
Speaker 3: the art to focus. He's not dead yet, so who knows.
Speaker 3: He could be an incubator. I could be walking past
Speaker 3: the room and he who's that done? Go in there?
Speaker 3: Don't go in there? Okay, all right. She seems to think, Oh,
Speaker 3: I think they're just saying that to you, so it's
Speaker 3: gonna be surprised. I went, no, there are no surprises
Speaker 3: in this industry. There will not be Phil Collins. Like
Speaker 3: with a couple of ice cold beers for us all.
Speaker 3: It's not going to happen.
Speaker 6: If you're like Lucky, maybe you'll meet Huggy.
Speaker 3: All right, So this is the year we're going to
Speaker 3: go for. We're going to try this then eight till
Speaker 3: nine on the show this morning. We're changing everything, and
Speaker 3: nineteen eighty seven is going to be the year we're
Speaker 3: gonna pick. Maybe we'll end up doing this seven next
Speaker 3: couple of fridays, we'll see how it goes. So we're
Speaker 3: gonna pick a year, nineteen eighty seven. I'd like you
Speaker 3: to all think about what you're up to in nineteen
Speaker 3: eighty seven. Easy one for Jack?
Speaker 6: He was born well, I can't remember much of it, actually.
Speaker 3: Patsy, I was fourteen. You don't have to volunteer age here,
Speaker 3: it's up to you. Oh she's gone, or don't even
Speaker 3: speak here?
Speaker 4: Sorry? What was that?
Speaker 3: Boys? Do you know what she was just doing? Because
Speaker 3: I've got a monitor in here, headphones off, doing her hair.
Speaker 4: I was doing my lipstick.
Speaker 3: Get it right, son, get it right, Patsy, nineteen eighty seven,
Speaker 3: I was fourteen. Jack was zero. How old are you?
Speaker 4: I was fourteen as well?
Speaker 3: Yet in sister, all right, we're looking for you to
Speaker 3: pick songs from nineteen eighty seven if you need any
Speaker 3: any little nudgets, there were some great music out. We
Speaker 3: just found out one of my favorite albums of the
Speaker 3: of the eighties and member but saving up pocket money
Speaker 3: to buy it. Fight for Your Right to Party Brookler
Speaker 3: Her Beastie Boys, amazing album cover, amazing album as well.
Speaker 3: That was out. Fight for Your Right was out in
Speaker 3: eighty seven. We've got to have some up. But these
Speaker 3: are your songs, okay, So what do you want to
Speaker 3: hear from nineteen eighty seven? Nine four one oh four three, The.
Speaker 1: First Time O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 3: If you're going to feel Collins tonight, and I know
Speaker 3: a lot of you are, and you see us, come
Speaker 3: say hi. If you don't know what I look like,
Speaker 3: you just close your eyes. You'll hear me. You're more
Speaker 3: likely to hear my wife actually go why can't we
Speaker 3: meet Phil Commins? All right, then, so we're asking this morning.
Speaker 3: Next hour music's all picked by you. We have an
Speaker 3: hour of music. We know music at the moment. Songs
Speaker 3: from nineteen eighty seven we're going to go with that year.
Speaker 3: Some great stuff out there what would you like to
Speaker 3: hear on why? Good morning Shanade, Good morning Christian. What
Speaker 3: a beautiful accent that is the Irish accent, Shanade, Welcome
Speaker 3: to the.
Speaker 17: Show, thanks Christian.
Speaker 12: Or nineteen eighty seven, I was sixteen years old and
Speaker 12: it was a massive year for you two. I'm a
Speaker 12: huge two fan.
Speaker 3: Yep, Joshua Tree and so many great singles.
Speaker 12: So that year was without you, yep. I still haven't
Speaker 12: found what I'm looking for and we're the Streets of
Speaker 12: No Name, remember that one?
Speaker 3: Yeah, only one twelve months those amazing songs which still
Speaker 3: play now, that's right, all right? And when was the
Speaker 3: first time you saw them live?
Speaker 12: And I was sixteen years old in eighty seven?
Speaker 3: Yes, so you saw him in the original Joshua Tree tour?
Speaker 12: I sure it did.
Speaker 7: Ye.
Speaker 12: Whereabout concert as well? Croak Park and Dublin.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I was about to say, was it in Croak Park?
Speaker 3: That's an amazing place.
Speaker 10: Wow.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's great. You know that Connor McGregor is hoping
Speaker 3: to fight there this year.
Speaker 12: No, I did not.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't know if you've been Conor McGregor fan
Speaker 3: as well. They do want connected. By the way, he's
Speaker 3: going to fight. He's going to fight, fight. Take those
Speaker 3: glasses off. He doesn't know where he is? All right,
Speaker 3: thanks you come. I have a great weekend.
Speaker 17: Thanks Christian.
Speaker 3: You say goodbye to Joy? Who doesn't need some join
Speaker 3: a Friday? Good morning, Joy, Good morning? How are you?
Speaker 3: I'm pretty good?
Speaker 14: Joy?
Speaker 3: What some would you have to hear? From nineteen eighty seven?
Speaker 16: Everybody have fun tonight by Wang.
Speaker 3: Chunk get in. We have to play that. It's a
Speaker 3: great eighties feel good Friday track. Isn't it correct? Done?
Speaker 3: I'm putting it in all right? Thanks Joy, Thank you,
Speaker 3: have a great day.
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Speaker 3: Forty two years later since this came out, still no
Speaker 3: idea what everybody wang chung tonight actually means? Is it
Speaker 3: a verb to wang chung o? We wang chung? All right?
Speaker 3: And do you worry about that? And we're going to
Speaker 3: Wang chun again tonight. It's a cold one of four
Speaker 3: point three. Good morning. It's to Christian O'Connor Breakfast Show.
Speaker 3: So we'll letting you pick all the music between now
Speaker 3: and nine. I thought we give this a runout. Maybe
Speaker 3: we'll do it every Friday. Pick a year eighties or
Speaker 3: nineties whatever, and all just drilled down on some of
Speaker 3: the great music that was out that year. So kicking
Speaker 3: us off, Joy and Baswater got a brilliant one lined
Speaker 3: up before that. Then yesterday we were paying your bills
Speaker 3: and we spoke to a couple. They're going through IVF
Speaker 3: and they just wanted two hundred dollars, because when you're
Speaker 3: really up against it, one hundred dollars, two hundred dollars
Speaker 3: is make or break. You are desperate, you're really really
Speaker 3: in a tough spot, and I you know, it's they
Speaker 3: really needed help, and we decided to give them not
Speaker 3: just a two hundred dollars, but up it to fifteen
Speaker 3: hundred dollars. And they didn't ask that, they just on
Speaker 3: to two hundred dollars. However, so many amazing emails have
Speaker 3: come in since yesterday. We will talk about IVF and
Speaker 3: Pats was brave enough to talk about her experiences with
Speaker 3: IVF and the financial strain. It just cripples couples because
Speaker 3: you're desperate to your parents to bring a new life
Speaker 3: into the world, you know, and people put themselves through
Speaker 3: real financial tough times to do it. And there's the
Speaker 3: emotional dry strain and train on a relationship as well,
Speaker 3: So we already felt for this couple yesterday Andy and
Speaker 3: I to want to get him back on to have
Speaker 3: a little chat Andy, good morning, Good morning. Hey listen, Andy,
Speaker 3: thanks so much for chatting to us yesterday. And I
Speaker 3: really hope you don't feel like I was just putting
Speaker 3: you on the spot by prying into very very private details.
Speaker 3: But I just want to say the power of you
Speaker 3: talking about that and opening that up yesterday. You know, seriously,
Speaker 3: all throughout the day I'm getting emails from men and women.
Speaker 3: No one ever really talks about IVF, especially this time
Speaker 3: of the day on breakfast shows. It's all hidden away
Speaker 3: in the shadows where has no reason to be. So
Speaker 3: thanks to you and you love as well being up
Speaker 3: for just talking a bit about that. It is really
Speaker 3: helped people. So oh good on you for doing that.
Speaker 16: Well, thank you very much. Yeah, I think that's something
Speaker 16: we shoull talk about a little bit more. It is
Speaker 16: a tricky subject, but you know, it's we've all got
Speaker 16: a goal and we all want to get there. So yeah, yeah, good, happy, good.
Speaker 3: Okay, Well, listen, hopefully I've got something right now that
Speaker 3: might meet you a bit happy because I think you
Speaker 3: and your wife Ilsa, you need a night away. So
Speaker 3: I've recently got to meet a guy, Andre and he
Speaker 3: runs this quite small hotel. It's called the Langham and
Speaker 3: I called Andre yesterday and he was kind enough to
Speaker 3: say when he heard about you, what you've been going through,
Speaker 3: he's giving you a night in the Terrorice Room, which
Speaker 3: has got stunning views of Melbourne. You get, you get
Speaker 3: a free night there, you and your wife, so you
Speaker 3: deserve a night away. It's incredible, all right, So have
Speaker 3: a great time there. That's for you and Ilsa.
Speaker 16: Thank you so much again, I can't oh incredible, Thank
Speaker 16: you so much.
Speaker 3: So where is where is Elsel right now? Is she there?
Speaker 3: Because yesterday I could hear in the background, but there
Speaker 3: was about an hour ago when we came up with you.
Speaker 16: She's she's gone to work today. She was she was
Speaker 16: ill yesterday so she was off work. But she's she's
Speaker 16: gone to work this morning.
Speaker 3: Oh great, Well, I hope she's starting to feel better
Speaker 3: and you guys can have a nice weekend. But yeah,
Speaker 3: let your wife know you're gonna have an amazing night.
Speaker 3: You're gonna have a nightway on us it's at the Langham.
Speaker 3: You've got your lovely views there in the terrace room,
Speaker 3: which is not this amazing mega suite, So that is
Speaker 3: on us. I really hope just for a couple of
Speaker 3: hours a night you can just try and just have
Speaker 3: a great time together.
Speaker 16: That's spectacular.
Speaker 3: Thank you so much again, Kate, Andy, it is my pleasure.
Speaker 3: I'm happy to help as well. All right, look after this,
Speaker 3: after you two again. I really hope much. I really
Speaker 3: hope this year is kind to you both as well.
Speaker 16: Ah me too, me too, and thank you again.
Speaker 3: All right, Andy, take care buddy, see I have a
Speaker 3: great weekend. Big love to Elle sir as well. Good luck,
Speaker 3: Thank you. All right. Let's go back to nineteen eighty seven.
Speaker 3: Now this is for Sanade and many of us, you
Speaker 3: two fan and then they had about two or three
Speaker 3: songs out one of the greatest rock albums of all time,
Speaker 3: Joshua Tree out in nineteen eighty seven, as well.
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Speaker 3: Three excuse me no more? Can you throw that tuber?
Speaker 6: He has a Tumeric tea and it looks disgusting. It
Speaker 6: makes the water completely yellow. But not even like a
Speaker 6: sea three yellow, like a yellow paste.
Speaker 3: It's like a silt. And I think you're not meant
Speaker 3: to have it. How I've been having it. And you
Speaker 3: know when you sometimes have a silty drink. Actually no,
Speaker 3: because while we any want to do that, it's still
Speaker 3: a sull of. It's caught off my throat. Supposed to
Speaker 3: be called a golden latte, but that is no idea
Speaker 3: of golden.
Speaker 11: No.
Speaker 6: No, I've had a golden La Cafe and that's not
Speaker 6: what you're drinking.
Speaker 3: Hot mudd in the cup. All right, nineteen minutes past eight.
Speaker 3: What a great song there you Two Streets Have No Name.
Speaker 3: All music from nineteen eighty seven pit by you. Between
Speaker 3: now and nine o'clock this morning. We want to talk
Speaker 3: about pen pals also now on the show, you had
Speaker 3: a pempal. Yep.
Speaker 6: His name was Josh. He lived in Nebraska. Our whole
Speaker 6: class had pempals a certain school with a certain school. Yeah,
Speaker 6: so you each got a different student. I was trying
Speaker 6: to remember what he wrote to me and what we
Speaker 6: talked about. The only thing I can remember is he
Speaker 6: asked what beaches were like. Oh wow, because I guess
Speaker 6: he's in the middle of America, not too close to him.
Speaker 3: I forguess no internet to be to find those images
Speaker 3: within nano seconds. You would have been a window on
Speaker 3: a very different world.
Speaker 6: Oh well, Josh, let me tell you. The beach is
Speaker 6: like imagine the pool, but there's insand and it goes
Speaker 6: on forever.
Speaker 3: We our schooled did the same thing, and it was
Speaker 3: a Pempal system, and I had one called Michau and
Speaker 3: he was in German, in Hamburg. And in the end
Speaker 3: then we all went over to that school and stayed
Speaker 3: with you pempal.
Speaker 6: That's nice.
Speaker 3: So it didn't go well. We get there and him
Speaker 3: his parents having a blazing row because they've just told
Speaker 3: him that this English lad coming over. He's in the state,
Speaker 3: in his bed and he's in sleep on the counch
Speaker 3: for a week. So I'm going into a bad atmosphere nighttime.
Speaker 3: I've never been away from mom and dad. I'm very homesick, okay,
Speaker 3: I'm a little bit weepy. And then I'm just having
Speaker 3: a look around his bedroom. Of course you were, okay, Yeah,
Speaker 3: In fact, this was nineteen eighty seven. I was fourteen
Speaker 3: when I.
Speaker 18: Did this, right, I'm having a look around his bedroom
Speaker 18: under his bed, I find a trunk. In that trunk
Speaker 18: were images that I had never seen before. They were magazines,
Speaker 18: and they were magazines. Can only describers what can you
Speaker 18: call them? Grumble magazines or you know, pictures. So when
Speaker 18: you said adult magazines.
Speaker 6: When you said I went to Germany on as an
Speaker 6: exchange and I had a girlfriend there for five days,
Speaker 6: it was actually a magazine, newly magazine.
Speaker 3: It was not dishnitzel. It was an actual proper one. Okay,
Speaker 3: how dare you all right? So what I hear? Did
Speaker 3: you have a pen pal? Give us a cool this morning?
Speaker 3: What happened with your pen pal? Nine four one four three.
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Speaker 3: Three forgot what naughty? Someone this says?
Speaker 6: Hey, why does he have to say I'm your father,
Speaker 6: I'm not your brother in there? That's not arousing.
Speaker 3: Maybe just need to take a break from all the
Speaker 3: other arousing that's going on in there. You know, it's
Speaker 3: cool down for a bit. Georgie Boy, George and Michael
Speaker 3: I wanted sex from nineteen eighty seven. A lot of
Speaker 3: you requested that musically from nineteen eighty seven. Between now
Speaker 3: and nine o'clock. Loads of great songs are coming up
Speaker 3: the next half an hour. We're also blameing that for Pats.
Speaker 3: A couple of times I've told her off for basically
Speaker 3: saying stuff that's like coded messages to a husband Chris,
Speaker 3: And sometimes we don't understand it, but I think I
Speaker 3: know what this meant earlier. Six Yeah, you know it
Speaker 3: just could be careful that at work perhaps if you
Speaker 3: want to do that, it's a text for that.
Speaker 5: Oh, he's gotta be so embarrassed in the office today, sick.
Speaker 3: What's that Your husband, Chris that works at office works
Speaker 3: is going to be embarrassed because of this?
Speaker 4: Ah six six six.
Speaker 3: That is.
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Speaker 3: Three Since you got this morning on the show and
Speaker 3: ask you to pick music from one year nineteen eighty seven,
Speaker 3: this year Heather in Philip, Iden and Scott and where
Speaker 3: we want to hear that John farnhaman pressure down. It's
Speaker 3: just coming up for twenty to nine. Were talking this
Speaker 3: morning about pen pals who had one. How did it go?
Speaker 3: Let's jump on the lines right now. We should have Heather,
Speaker 3: Good morning.
Speaker 17: Heather, Yes, good morning, Christian.
Speaker 3: Yes, good morning, Heather. How are you this morning.
Speaker 17: I'm very well, thank you. I have a pen pal
Speaker 17: and I've had a pen pal for fifty two years.
Speaker 3: Wow, that's incredible. Five decades years.
Speaker 17: That's right. I was twelve and she was ten when
Speaker 17: we started writing. Yeah, she's in Pittsburgh in Pennsylvania, and
Speaker 17: we started writing, and then we progressed emails and now
Speaker 17: we're very modern and we skype.
Speaker 3: Ah, this is great. I think that's amazing. You've gone
Speaker 3: through the decades of any and change we have.
Speaker 17: Indeed, we sometimes struggle with Skype.
Speaker 3: But we manage and tell me this then, So as
Speaker 3: you've gone through life having this this friend, stuff must
Speaker 3: have gone in your lives, stuff must have gone on
Speaker 3: her life, and you've got this kind of wonderful shared
Speaker 3: history together.
Speaker 17: Oh, it's amazing shared history. I met her for the
Speaker 17: first time when I was twenty three. I went to
Speaker 17: visit her, and it was just like I've known her
Speaker 17: my whole life. We were best friends, like we were
Speaker 17: in neighborhood. You know's incredible, just fabulous. And then in
Speaker 17: my in two thousand, I took my husband and two
Speaker 17: children to meet her. Husband and two children. So it's
Speaker 17: been great. And then when I retire we plan to
Speaker 17: meet up again.
Speaker 3: I think this is increding you do what you or
Speaker 3: either you're like the poster girl for pemp pals. Yeah,
Speaker 3: exactly this hell. Do you think the younger generation even
Speaker 3: know about pemp pals? Because you know what pens are? These?
Speaker 3: These the fingers the pen Now for young kids? Do
Speaker 3: you think they pempals did exist as a thing for
Speaker 3: younger kids.
Speaker 17: No, they have absolutely no idea what a pempell is.
Speaker 6: No, Heather, how did you first find you pempal?
Speaker 17: It was, like you Jack, just through school. We were
Speaker 17: asked if we were interested, put our name down, and yeah,
Speaker 17: I got her name and yes, just worked out perfectly
Speaker 17: for us. We're best friends.
Speaker 3: That's incredible. Have you still got some of the original letters?
Speaker 2: You know?
Speaker 3: And then you would have gone through obviously the teen
Speaker 3: years and all the all the drama, get with that.
Speaker 3: Have you still got all those?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 17: I haven't, but she has, And sometimes I cringe when
Speaker 17: I think about that.
Speaker 3: You know, wouldn't you love have you heard or seen
Speaker 3: some of the recent I'd love to hear some of those,
Speaker 3: wouldn't you?
Speaker 17: Oh? Yeah, yeah, it would.
Speaker 3: Be I reckon, that'd be a great podcast series. Told letters,
Speaker 3: write that down for someone steals it.
Speaker 17: Ah, Well, in my day it was letters. So when
Speaker 17: I went overseas, I was away for a year, I
Speaker 17: wrote letters to my parents every week.
Speaker 3: Yep.
Speaker 17: I have those letters because my mum kept them and
Speaker 17: I just haven't been brave enough to open them and
Speaker 17: read them.
Speaker 3: Ah, you should do. It's like catching up with the younger.
Speaker 3: Soal it be a lovely thing to do.
Speaker 17: Well, exactly, maybe I will. You know it was forty
Speaker 17: years ago.
Speaker 3: Hey, listen, Heather, I've love chat to you and do
Speaker 3: you have an lovely weekend? Thanks? You give us a
Speaker 3: cool take care bie. Let's go to Andrew. First of all,
Speaker 3: thanks for holding on so long.
Speaker 11: Not a problem, Christian. How's the morning.
Speaker 3: Hey it's going really well, mate, and Andrew pennbows Do
Speaker 3: you have one? Yeah? I do.
Speaker 11: Look it was nineteen ninety three. I was a kid
Speaker 11: in high school and I went to the local woollies
Speaker 11: and the teen magazines on the rack and there was
Speaker 11: an actress, Arianna Richards from Jurassic Parts One girl.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, I remember the oldest sister kids in Jurassic Park.
Speaker 11: Yeah, that's the one, that's the one, and I was
Speaker 11: just I thought she was gorgeous, and the article in
Speaker 11: the magazine she was funny. So I went and saw
Speaker 11: the movie, obviously, and I wrote her this long three
Speaker 11: or four page letter, as you do when you're sort
Speaker 11: of that age, and it was quite an interesting one.
Speaker 11: So after that I didn't hear anything for quite a while.
Speaker 11: I bought a couple of photos off her web shop,
Speaker 11: and her mom sort of email, this.
Speaker 3: Is great, May, that's that's amazing.
Speaker 6: Web sure nineties as well.
Speaker 3: That must have been early, I think, and she was
Speaker 3: things called bulletin boards. They weren't even that was exactly right, Yeah,
Speaker 3: that's exactly right. I used to buy video American TV
Speaker 3: shows on bulletin boards.
Speaker 11: That we jumped on bulletin boards and things like that.
Speaker 11: I've actually got a few of her early fan mail
Speaker 11: which came addressed from America and it was like six
Speaker 11: a four photo copies to the paper and it would
Speaker 11: be issued like once a quarter or something. She's been
Speaker 11: doing and horse riding and all of these sorts of things.
Speaker 6: But then she's not really a pimpal Andrew.
Speaker 11: She don't know what happened that the story continues. What
Speaker 11: happened was I sent a few emails to her mum,
Speaker 11: and then she sent a couple of emails back to me,
Speaker 11: and then I sent this was as it started. This
Speaker 11: was probably five, ten, fifteen years throws it down the track.
Speaker 3: So it's a long time after Jurassic part she's probably
Speaker 3: asking for you know, those emails we all get there
Speaker 3: Jurassic Packed, Yeah, from Steve Gutenberg, say please you know.
Speaker 11: So to this day we basically email each other every
Speaker 11: couple of months, a few times a year, back with
Speaker 11: and forward. Incredible literally about what she's been up to
Speaker 11: in life, what I'm up to in life, and.
Speaker 3: What is she up to now? Is she's still acting
Speaker 3: and doing well.
Speaker 11: She's an artist. She still does some acting gigs, but
Speaker 11: she's actually an artist. So she's quite accomplished one number
Speaker 11: of awards in America. She gets still invited out to
Speaker 11: a lot of Hollywood things like twenty five year Reunion.
Speaker 3: Especially because the movies are back in the mix now,
Speaker 3: Chris movies too.
Speaker 11: So she sent me a lot of emails and photos
Speaker 11: and things from from what happens when she went to
Speaker 11: this particular night. So yeah, it's quite a good little friend.
Speaker 3: Now tell me are you married, Andrew?
Speaker 11: Well, I am married.
Speaker 3: How's your wife feel about this? Because hesit? I used
Speaker 3: to have like you. I had had a crush on
Speaker 3: Kenny LeBrock from the eighties and a couple of years
Speaker 3: ago I got to interview and she we got on
Speaker 3: really well, and she me out for dinner. The fourteen
Speaker 3: year old me, I posted on my warfare right. I
Speaker 3: was so excited I'm going to actually go out to dinner.
Speaker 3: I rang my wife. You don't mind, Kelly the walk
Speaker 3: is inviting me out for dinner. She She's like, do
Speaker 3: you mean the woman that used to fantasize man as
Speaker 3: a grubby little teenager? You're going to go out for
Speaker 3: anywhe No?
Speaker 12: Are you?
Speaker 3: She actually hung up on the line. Are you mad?
Speaker 11: Oh wow?
Speaker 3: So what is your wife? Sorry? Andrew? What's your wife
Speaker 3: think about this? Look?
Speaker 11: She's comfortable with it, but to an armed length distance,
Speaker 11: Like Mariana in America, I'm in Australia.
Speaker 6: You're never allowed to travel to the US.
Speaker 7: No.
Speaker 11: Well, funny say this because when we got married, our honeymoon,
Speaker 11: we were going to go to the US. And once
Speaker 11: I told Ariana, then she said this is great, and
Speaker 11: she was single at the time. This is great, we
Speaker 11: have to catch up. We'll do this, we'll do that.
Speaker 11: Funnily enough, all of a sudden we all go into Fijia.
Speaker 11: It wasn't the US, was it.
Speaker 6: You had a chance to meet her, Andrew, or it's
Speaker 6: still pending.
Speaker 11: No, I haven't. It's still pending one day. She's married
Speaker 11: now with kids, and my wife and I have a child.
Speaker 3: So it's a great story. I think it's a.
Speaker 11: Lot more comfortable now if we ever get over. My
Speaker 11: wife and I have got a joke that yeah, we
Speaker 11: should definitely.
Speaker 3: Andrew, I can't thank you enough for calling us on
Speaker 3: so Ga. We got to take your story because it's
Speaker 3: an amazing story. But it's all ongoing. We don't know
Speaker 3: what's going up in the next couple of years with
Speaker 3: you too.
Speaker 11: Well, it is ongoing. It's literally a few times a
Speaker 11: year and whatever it is, you know, whenever something interesting
Speaker 11: happens in one of our lives. Unfortunately, my son was
Speaker 11: bitten by a dog two weeks ago, which was OK,
Speaker 11: but he's getting.
Speaker 3: Over it now.
Speaker 11: He's got a nice scar. Unfortunately a few days.
Speaker 3: Poor thing.
Speaker 11: But that was one of the first things I wanted
Speaker 11: to do was sort of shoot an email through and
Speaker 11: after the dust had sort of settled and just.
Speaker 3: First da dog emoji, angry face emoji, blood emoji. Andrew
Speaker 3: is brilliant. Okay, hi from us next time.
Speaker 11: Yeah, I will do that.
Speaker 3: I will do that, all right, buddy Andrew, Thank you
Speaker 3: so much.
Speaker 11: You're cool, not a problem. Thanks.
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Speaker 3: Chunderstruck gold pluss, Michael Linjelong world done. Mickey Boy, blame
Speaker 3: it on the bourbon, said a boogie Silver. We will,
Speaker 3: whiskey you, we will. It's terrible. Instead of leader of
Speaker 3: the pack, leader of the six pack, gold King without
Speaker 3: a crown, Lager Silver plus, Nick and Brunswick. I had
Speaker 3: shots with the sheriff. That is whip smart gold Sunday,
Speaker 3: bloody Mary.
Speaker 6: That's good gold.
Speaker 3: Hit me with your tequila shot Silver plus, well done.
Speaker 3: Us are in Cranborne, Born to be rum simple.
Speaker 6: I like it. Gold smells like cheap spirits, best in class.
Speaker 6: That's going in Banana Rama so far gods.
Speaker 3: Like cheap spirits is great. Slip me baby one more time.
Speaker 3: Oh sorry, Sip me baby one more time. Luke and
Speaker 3: Croydon Silver plus. I'm all out of grog. It's been
Speaker 3: longgoing thing. Dude wears my isn't it I'm all out
Speaker 3: of I'll give it a gold sweet chart of moonshine.
Speaker 3: Oh that's clever, had really good, very very good. Lady
Speaker 3: in red wine Ladian red silver worn slippery nipple for
Speaker 3: born slippy Silver, smells like cheap spirits. Off to Bananarama.
Speaker 6: Congratulations you've got the tickets.
Speaker 1: Well down everyone the Christian O'Connell breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold
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Speaker 3: Who fancies some wisdom?
Speaker 6: We could do with some he like that. How can
Speaker 6: you say no?
Speaker 3: Exactly? Everybody wants some wisdom. There's a lack of it
Speaker 3: in the world. But there's a wise man on the
Speaker 3: radio on this breakfast show everyday. He goes by the
Speaker 3: name his Earth name's Jackpost. And there was a young
Speaker 3: child in England who listens to the podcast. Anytime the
Speaker 3: wise Jackpost says anything whise, he stops the podcast and
Speaker 3: he writes it down, sends it to me early Friday
Speaker 3: morning in a top ten format. I am merely the conduit,
Speaker 3: just a lightning conductor, and I have there the top ten,
Speaker 3: the best this week, the best wisdom from Jacket's the
Speaker 3: eighteenth edition of this Jackpost. Did he really say that,
Speaker 3: let's count them down? It's been a bump a week
Speaker 3: of wisdom at ten this week. That could be an
Speaker 3: icicle or it could be the sun. I don't remember
Speaker 3: saying that coming out at nine. Now, do remember this?
Speaker 3: A hospital has a backup generator for the people who die,
Speaker 3: but for you, it's just so you can make toasts.
Speaker 3: This at me with the power cuts. It's just my
Speaker 3: bayside residents and hospitals.
Speaker 6: The toaster must work at all hours of the day.
Speaker 3: That's pommies. We love toasts at eights. I think they
Speaker 3: pay them. Well, that's my theory. Don't judge me, but
Speaker 3: I don't leave a tip. The best I could do
Speaker 3: is pretend I didn't know what I was doing with
Speaker 3: the machine. I'll try that on this weekend. So I
Speaker 3: speak into the possible Helloa. At seven, I won my
Speaker 3: first Grand Slam with a wedgie. Now I must have
Speaker 3: been at six. As entertainers and performers, we need to
Speaker 3: be nice and cold.
Speaker 6: That the air was it.
Speaker 3: At five, I call her Anna because that's her name,
Speaker 3: my mother in law. At four, the cement mixer is
Speaker 3: sat right now in front of the boss. I could
Speaker 3: see him a job.
Speaker 9: Into as well, more than I got Big Pats this year.
Speaker 3: At three. If he gets kicked out and doesn't end
Speaker 3: up marrying my sister in law, I can then take Mama.
Speaker 6: In context. That makes perfect.
Speaker 3: It does? It does into the final two. Now, in
Speaker 3: nineteen seventy five, it was the last summary rock Festival
Speaker 3: does that ring a bell, pats how rude?
Speaker 6: I was three meant for your extensive.
Speaker 3: Knowledge of the oldest lady on radio, Lady in the shoe.
Speaker 6: You seem you have a great knowledge.
Speaker 3: Where he's answer to Benjamin Button, Patsy Button number one,
Speaker 3: number one this week, that was no shark. It was
Speaker 3: Huggy swimming around. Thank you for the wisdom, Jack, Thank you, samst.
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Speaker 3: Al righty, well we're about to get into the weekend.
Speaker 3: We're all off to Phil Collins tonight. I'm going to
Speaker 3: end on two final thoughts here. The first one is
Speaker 3: there's been a giant white elephant in the studio today
Speaker 3: and it is the fire truck.
Speaker 6: Yes, we should be playing the death match right now.
Speaker 3: Oh, I should be taking the keys of the fire
Speaker 3: truck right now. But there is going to be no
Speaker 3: fire truck management. I've learned a lot in the last
Speaker 3: twenty four hours that there are dreamers in life, and
Speaker 3: then there are people that run this radio station. They
Speaker 3: didn't just kill the fire truck. They keeped the dreams.
Speaker 3: They killed the dreams. Okay, there's going to be no
Speaker 3: fire truck. We've been told a big blanket, no way.
Speaker 3: My wife was even so behind me yesterday she said,
Speaker 3: I still took a the credit card I just got about.
Speaker 3: We went online and that credit cards is in a
Speaker 3: bad way. But she said, bye, I'm sure they'll pay
Speaker 3: it back when it works for you in a couple
Speaker 3: of months. Timers, I don't think I can financially put
Speaker 3: us into that situation taking stock of a fire engine.
Speaker 3: So all Tyler, Today's show is rip the fire engine. However,
Speaker 3: I'm not you know, a bad dawn radio for us
Speaker 3: is not a bad day at all. It doesn't matter. Okay,
Speaker 3: we've been a back Monday morning and the show is
Speaker 3: about the fire engine. I'm going to end actually today
Speaker 3: not my words, but this lovely email. Last couple of days,
Speaker 3: last two days, we've had a lot of lovely emails,
Speaker 3: people talking about IVF won the winners yesterday. Great winner
Speaker 3: called Andy had him back on today giving him some
Speaker 3: more good news. It's been going through a tough time him,
Speaker 3: his wife with IVF, and I just not share this
Speaker 3: one last email. It's an email of hope Christian listening
Speaker 3: to the show this week, I had to stop and
Speaker 3: take a moment of reflection. My wife and I got
Speaker 3: married in twenty eleven and started IVF treatment straight away
Speaker 3: as we found out we couldn't conceive naturally. Unfortunately we
Speaker 3: were not successful of our number of a number of attempts.
Speaker 3: It did, like you say, costs a lot of money.
Speaker 3: In the end, we decided to adopt and two years
Speaker 3: later we have our beautiful little girls who make all
Speaker 3: the stress and trauma and heartache worthwhile. So to Andy,
Speaker 3: the guy you spoke to yesterday and hopped out with
Speaker 3: the bills, and to anyone else who's going through this,
Speaker 3: I just like to say, hang tough, and whatever route
Speaker 3: you go through to complete your family, I promise it
Speaker 3: will be worth it in the end. Good luck to
Speaker 3: everyone trying to have the family they deserve. Those are
Speaker 3: the last words from us today. Enjoy your weekend.
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