Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show podcast, Melbourne's Gold one oh
Speaker 1: four point three.
Speaker 2: Good morning, Welcome to show number thirteen. Lucky for some,
Speaker 2: unlucky for some teams this morning.
Speaker 3: How long are you going to keep counting the shows?
Speaker 2: By the way, forever? Do you do? Know? What? Have
Speaker 2: an Spires show twenty seven and now we're out, Bye bye?
Speaker 2: All right? So on this morning show it is judgment day.
Speaker 2: A little bit of argument off fair about whether we
Speaker 2: call it today's show because it's me picking my AFL team.
Speaker 2: That says me picking my AFL team. The man doing
Speaker 2: the announcing is mister AFL. Hemus McLachlan's brother Gil is
Speaker 2: coming in to do the announcing. At of courter to
Speaker 2: nine eight forty five is when you will find out
Speaker 2: the team And do.
Speaker 3: You know that's?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Of course when did you decide? You said he had
Speaker 5: four teams yesterday?
Speaker 2: Yeah, And I've I've had lit whitnered down. But what
Speaker 2: I've gone with is the one that I knew quite
Speaker 2: early on.
Speaker 3: I know it's not the Bombers and it breaks my heart.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry I can't go with the Bombers on that Jack.
Speaker 2: Jack did something yesterday which I think all of you
Speaker 2: listening to the show, when you find out after seven
Speaker 2: what he did to try and split my family up,
Speaker 2: take my children away from me and over to his
Speaker 2: club's team, was a low blow. A low blow, all right.
Speaker 2: So one of those morning. As soon as I woke up.
Speaker 2: When you're when you're an adult, basically as soon as
Speaker 2: you wake up, after a couple of seconds, it's like
Speaker 2: a drop down to do list of just stuff you've
Speaker 2: got to get through today. So I want to know
Speaker 2: when you woke up this morning, what was the number
Speaker 2: one thing that chopped into your head, like, oh gosh,
Speaker 2: still haven't done that. I've got to do that. For me,
Speaker 2: it was much as I I have my reasons why
Speaker 2: I've gone with this AFL team. However, I know the
Speaker 2: Today's show. Once that's out there, a lot of people
Speaker 2: are going to be really, really angry. And when you're
Speaker 2: only three and a half weeks into a new radio
Speaker 2: show in a new city, that's a really really bad move.
Speaker 5: Well I'll give you a clue. If you've gone with
Speaker 5: Eddie and the Pies, then that will happen. The city
Speaker 5: will turn and I want to.
Speaker 2: Do and said, the ratings will tank.
Speaker 5: I got a feeling that three hour lunch was Eddie
Speaker 5: dragged you into some sort of laboratory and gave you
Speaker 5: a lobotomi.
Speaker 3: And you walk out. I don't know how he convinced you.
Speaker 2: He hasn't convinced me.
Speaker 3: If it's Collingwood today, I'll just I'll be flocked.
Speaker 2: Eight forty five. I will tell you what team I
Speaker 2: going for. So that's the number one thing on my mind. Pats,
Speaker 2: what's it for?
Speaker 6: You do some washing and get some clean towels out
Speaker 6: on the line today, because I didn't never clean towel
Speaker 6: when I got out of this shower at three am,
Speaker 6: So I had to you's apartment.
Speaker 2: In your husband's been on it and trying with I'd.
Speaker 3: Rather that's the number one thing.
Speaker 5: After checking that there's toilet paper before you sit down.
Speaker 3: On the toilet, checking that you've got a towel.
Speaker 6: In the show, it wasn't even like a beach towel left.
Speaker 3: It was diabolic.
Speaker 2: Called I guess at three am, you can't go stumping
Speaker 2: around the house, no another towel back to.
Speaker 6: The line because they're dripping wet. Anyway, you just got
Speaker 6: to deal with it.
Speaker 2: A bath man. That's good improvising. I feel it's also
Speaker 2: thing where you're getting dry, but you're getting dry, you're
Speaker 2: grimacing because you.
Speaker 6: Know, and it's all fluffy.
Speaker 3: Feel like.
Speaker 2: That's rough. Okay, Jack, what's the few what's on your
Speaker 2: mind right now? I mean, it's an empty place most
Speaker 2: of the time, but what is it actually in there?
Speaker 2: If anything?
Speaker 5: I thought, you know what, I should speak to my
Speaker 5: mum because after your show.
Speaker 2: That became crystal clear when we ask you where is
Speaker 2: your mum in Europe? Obviously travel you had no idea.
Speaker 3: Turns out she's in She's in May. No idea, she said,
Speaker 3: I think she's in Germany.
Speaker 2: Yesterday you thought it might be Italy. The only reason
Speaker 2: you know it's Germany because Nick approducer asked for a phone.
Speaker 2: I'm sure we could get the Murphugh story from her
Speaker 2: today and she's now in Germany. Our producers located your
Speaker 2: mum for you. Yeah.
Speaker 5: Anyway, I feel like I haven't talked to mum and
Speaker 5: dad in a while, so I woke up and thought,
Speaker 5: you know what, I should chat to mom and dad.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 2: That's a nice thing, isn't it.
Speaker 3: Okay, six months.
Speaker 2: So let us know what's the number one thing on
Speaker 2: your mind this morning? But Christian O'Connell breakfast.
Speaker 1: Joe Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: Good on. Here is the Christian Opiller BacT for charl
Speaker 2: Gold one oh four point three Wednesday morning, eleven minutes
Speaker 2: whist six on Judgment Day, I pick my A. I've
Speaker 2: picked my AFL team. You can find out what it
Speaker 2: is at eight forty five This morning, Jack has actually
Speaker 2: come in in his bomber's top. There, it's a lovely top.
Speaker 2: It's a nice They are great colors. They're your team's
Speaker 2: colors and they could be yours. Can't have the two
Speaker 2: of us, We've been through this on one show, both
Speaker 2: support the same team. People will get irritated when I all.
Speaker 5: Sit shock value headline, no shock failure, it's not happening.
Speaker 2: Okay. The first thing to find out it won't be
Speaker 2: them is the bombs. Oh no, it's your fault. Actually,
Speaker 2: it's your fault that they are that I'm not going
Speaker 2: with them, you know, all right? Okay, So with one
Speaker 2: of those morning on the show on nine four one
Speaker 2: four one o four three? What is on your mind
Speaker 2: the first time the time you woke up this Morning's
Speaker 2: the thing that dropped in your mind that you have
Speaker 2: to deal with today. For me, it is the excitement
Speaker 2: I'm finally going to say this is my team, but
Speaker 2: also the utter fear that loads of you are going
Speaker 2: to be going no way, you idiot? Why didn't you
Speaker 2: go this team? Why have you gone with them? You
Speaker 2: know that if you've support them, that means you're this.
Speaker 2: I know that that's going to happen. There'd be some
Speaker 2: people that are excited, but there's been a lot more
Speaker 2: people that are just annoyed. That's what's waiting for me.
Speaker 2: Eight forty five somethingil it forded today. Good luck Shane, good.
Speaker 3: Morning, good morning?
Speaker 8: Why are you mate?
Speaker 2: Well? Excited? Scared? Shane? Who do you bear it for?
Speaker 2: What's your team? Richmond? Mate?
Speaker 9: I reckon you should go with the premier team mate Richmond.
Speaker 2: So I had lunch with yesterday with a couple of
Speaker 2: comedians and one of them has been living here from
Speaker 2: England as well, and he's been living here eleven years
Speaker 2: and he's a Richmond fan and he put a strong
Speaker 2: case for twenty minutes for Richmond.
Speaker 4: He's got a good case. Mate. It's Richmond or nothing, mate,
Speaker 4: it'schman on.
Speaker 2: Nothing started all right, Shane, what was the thing that
Speaker 2: was on your mind this morning when you woke up?
Speaker 7: Get tall at paper on the home on the way
Speaker 7: home from work, mate, Because I sat down on the
Speaker 7: toilet at eleven thirty last night.
Speaker 2: And realized there was no toilet paper and had.
Speaker 9: To clench held bum cheeks and quickly run it to
Speaker 9: the kitchen and get some paper.
Speaker 2: Tail mate, Yeah, I've had to do that. It's like
Speaker 2: the waddle of shame, isn't it? Or the waddle of
Speaker 2: Shane Lucky. My three year old daughter was in better
Speaker 2: sleep and she didn't get to say. This happened to
Speaker 2: me a couple of months ago. And like Jack said earlier,
Speaker 2: the life for all is before you even sit down
Speaker 2: to do any business, you check, you have a look
Speaker 2: at the wall. You check there's there's the right kind
Speaker 2: of paper to be there. Few afterwards and there wasn't
Speaker 2: for me, and I was in a public toilet. I
Speaker 2: had to use a sock.
Speaker 4: I've never gone that low, mate.
Speaker 2: And then obviously you can't. That sock has to die.
Speaker 2: You've got to say goodbye to that song. I just
Speaker 2: wanted to make sure because you're a little bit laid
Speaker 2: back over here, no worries, no sock. I just want
Speaker 2: to make sure they're on the same page here, so
Speaker 2: you have to leave that sock behind. But then you're
Speaker 2: walking out of there with one shoot in a you know,
Speaker 2: in a foot in a sock and the other one
Speaker 2: that you feel lopsided.
Speaker 3: You should have just use both socks. Why are you
Speaker 3: only going one wipe?
Speaker 2: Don't go into that much detail. Nobody isn't sat there
Speaker 2: listeners right now going. I want to know how many
Speaker 2: wipes did he take on his Pommy bum You know
Speaker 2: with the song there.
Speaker 7: Was the empty toilet roll still on the whole, but
Speaker 7: now that would have.
Speaker 9: Been a bit rough.
Speaker 3: Yeah's are abrasive.
Speaker 2: Shane, thank you very much.
Speaker 3: You cool have a good time.
Speaker 2: Based on that, we'd be lucky to get as far
Speaker 2: as show twenty seven. Anyway, give us a call. What
Speaker 2: was on your mind this morning when you woke up the.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Joe Melbourne's Gold one oh four point
Speaker 1: three Rock.
Speaker 2: Said, joy ride on cold one oh four point three,
Speaker 2: Good morning, it's the Christian O'Connor Breakfast show. So what
Speaker 2: was the first thing that dropped our into your mind
Speaker 2: this morning when you woke up nine four one four
Speaker 2: one oh four three for Shane getting low roll. We
Speaker 2: got Pam. Good morning, Pam, good morning.
Speaker 10: Here are you.
Speaker 2: I'm nervous this morning, Pam, because I'm going to be
Speaker 2: picking my AFL team and I know that a lot
Speaker 2: of people are going to be angry and upset and
Speaker 2: throwing bricks to the window.
Speaker 3: Oh well, I.
Speaker 10: Was born in Hawthorn, so why there is Hawthorn the Hawks?
Speaker 2: Okay? Yeah, a lot of people saying I should go
Speaker 2: for the Hawks. Good club, mighty teen. Okay, let's leave
Speaker 2: it there for now, Pam. That's not you and I
Speaker 2: fall out. I might be going for the Hawks right now.
Speaker 2: But Pam, what was the first thing on your mind
Speaker 2: when you woke up this morning?
Speaker 10: Well, I'll be up training my dogs. I have a
Speaker 10: trial coming up this weekend on Saturday with here work
Speaker 10: to music in dancers with dogs. I'm sure you would
Speaker 10: have heard of it with aircraft.
Speaker 2: Yes, I've seen it. It's the most insane thing I've
Speaker 2: ever seen. I love it and mckis love watching it.
Speaker 2: We can't our German shepherd dog. I don't think will
Speaker 2: be up for it, but it is people dancing to
Speaker 2: music with their dogs.
Speaker 10: Yes, yes, well my routine is stopped by the spice girls.
Speaker 2: Stop right now, Yes, very much, very much.
Speaker 10: And I dress up as spies and I have two kelpies.
Speaker 10: One is at the third level and my puppy she's
Speaker 10: just starting out. She's on the first level of hell
Speaker 10: work to.
Speaker 3: Music, which spice girls are the kelpies.
Speaker 10: I'm the spice girl. I'm a hair ginger and all
Speaker 10: for the trials.
Speaker 2: Yes, and take us through then, So what if we
Speaker 2: were watching this, what would we see to hell? What
Speaker 2: does that mean?
Speaker 10: He'll work to music? We here work in music the
Speaker 10: high you get these eight heel positions.
Speaker 7: So with my.
Speaker 10: First kelpie she's got three heel positions.
Speaker 2: My second sorry, she's doing very well.
Speaker 3: Yes, and my.
Speaker 10: Second one he's on the third level intermediate and he's
Speaker 10: got one, two, three, four heel positions and yes, and
Speaker 10: his routine is nearly three minutes and hers is just
Speaker 10: over a minutes or minute twenty.
Speaker 2: This is incredible. How do you get them to dance
Speaker 2: to music with you?
Speaker 10: Well, dogs love music, as.
Speaker 11: I'm sure you've seen a craft absolute way.
Speaker 10: They love the music.
Speaker 2: They love us.
Speaker 10: Yes, you will you you with your rhythm and the
Speaker 10: Doctors Days with you.
Speaker 2: Yes, hey, listen, is there any way that we can
Speaker 2: get someone to film your performance with your kelpies that
Speaker 2: we can see on Monday show? We can watch this?
Speaker 10: Oh my goods, well I am having it filmed.
Speaker 2: We'll just see, all right, well if I'm happy with
Speaker 2: it and you're happy to share with us. But anyway,
Speaker 2: I'd love to find out Monday how it goes. Ok
Speaker 2: it's amazing what you're doing dancing to dogs dance and
Speaker 2: wanting to dogs dancing with dogs.
Speaker 5: Christian, you'll be breaking one of your own rules, which
Speaker 5: is last week on the show you banned Spice Girls
Speaker 5: for life.
Speaker 3: Anyway from ever playing again on the Breakfast.
Speaker 2: If Pam is dancing to the Spice Girls with dogs,
Speaker 2: there's an exception to every rule.
Speaker 10: Okay, all my puppy is going through a first title,
Speaker 10: so hopefully we'll get the pas.
Speaker 2: All right, listen, good luck at the weekend.
Speaker 10: Oh, thank you very much.
Speaker 2: All right, bad, We catch up with you Monday.
Speaker 10: Okay, bye.
Speaker 2: That is amazing. Everything that we've just heard about is amazing.
Speaker 2: All right, we take some more calls next on nine
Speaker 2: four one four one o four three.
Speaker 1: But Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show on Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three rounds, Big Guarantee every Wednesday, Friday and Sunday
Speaker 1: until two twins.
Speaker 2: Hobby Now on God one at four point three. Good Morning.
Speaker 2: It's a Christian O'Connor Reckford show taking me Carolls the
Speaker 2: Swaller Melbourne about what's on your mind right now early
Speaker 2: in the morning. The one hasn't really started or worken up.
Speaker 2: What is on your mind right now? Christian is on
Speaker 2: my mind that I should have offered more Harket from Aha,
Speaker 2: a pickled onion rather than a pickled ead. It's an
Speaker 2: ongoing thing from yesterday. One of our listeners, Steve up
Speaker 2: in Brizzy, and he tells us a story yesterday about
Speaker 2: how Morton Harkket, the beautiful lead singer of AHA, came
Speaker 2: in and had some fish and chips and I wanted
Speaker 2: to know a bit more detail. I had something finger
Speaker 2: on the fish and chips, but he didn't go for
Speaker 2: the pickled egg. And our friend here, Steve, wishes, it's
Speaker 2: hard to live with that kind of a great.
Speaker 5: And if we can kick it along further, I mean,
Speaker 5: I know he had salt and vinegar, but I always
Speaker 5: love to request some chicken salt. We when I go
Speaker 5: to the fish and chip shop, So did he have
Speaker 5: some chicken salt?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 2: Wow, we've ever tried curry gravy? No Ah, it's a winner.
Speaker 2: With chips, it's a winner. It's like a salt. No,
Speaker 2: this is obviously the key. It is grave. It's like
Speaker 2: Earth calling.
Speaker 3: I don't have that.
Speaker 2: And then this guy I feel for Christian. I recently
Speaker 2: lost my leg and I keep forgetting when I wake
Speaker 2: up in the morning, as my face hits the floor
Speaker 2: when I get a bed, my first thought is whether
Speaker 2: did I put my prosthetic. That's obviously somebody's recently had
Speaker 2: an amputation. I hope you're will and I hope you're
Speaker 2: a getting You never really think about that because I
Speaker 2: know Adam Hill's really well, and he was saying when
Speaker 2: he first had the operation, you have this kind of
Speaker 2: phantom leg syndrome. I think it's called where you obviously
Speaker 2: just forget for a time afterwards you get out of
Speaker 2: bed and then you suddenly you suddenly are aware of it.
Speaker 2: But anyway, I hope you're getting used to your new life. There.
Speaker 2: If it was me and I had a pathetic leg,
Speaker 2: i'd want to keep that right next to the bed.
Speaker 5: I imagine you just put it right next to the
Speaker 5: bed when you get into bed at night, because you
Speaker 5: wouldn't just put it in the bathroom or the kitchen now.
Speaker 2: Because ture the night you might want to go to
Speaker 2: the toilet or something.
Speaker 3: That's what I'm saying. They keep it, keep it right there,
Speaker 3: I spoon.
Speaker 2: I didn't accuse you of not saying that. I mean,
Speaker 2: it's not just fall out of this. This is a
Speaker 2: prosthetic legay. So about us, about him is always leggas
Speaker 2: right now, James.
Speaker 12: Good morning morning, Christian. How are you.
Speaker 2: I'm pretty good this morning, James was the first thing
Speaker 2: on your mind? Rather dropped himhen we woke up this morning. Buddy,
Speaker 2: wrong boots, wrong boots.
Speaker 12: Wrong boots. I was staying the night over at my
Speaker 12: girlfriend's house last night, and I packed all my high
Speaker 12: vis and work where for today and totally just in
Speaker 12: like kind of as in mind as I grabbed the
Speaker 12: first pair of boots I saw at home, and they
Speaker 12: were my like highly swayed, like bright not bright leather,
Speaker 12: but like finished letter like dress boots. And I've gone
Speaker 12: to get like dressed this morning, and I'm like these
Speaker 12: don't feel right because I feel like lowered to the
Speaker 12: ground of his own hard Yeah, and then I was like,
Speaker 12: this is not going to fly on site at Wall today.
Speaker 2: You're on a building site then with these beautiful suede shoes.
Speaker 12: I am yeah, well, I actually I'm late now because
Speaker 12: I literally was driving and I was like I just
Speaker 12: can't do it. So I had to devate that kind
Speaker 12: of a way.
Speaker 2: I totally understand, because you want me to get through
Speaker 2: the day. You'll get a load of stick from your
Speaker 2: work college and they'll get wrecks within what half an
Speaker 2: hour and a building.
Speaker 12: Site well probably, yeah, I mean like there's always something
Speaker 12: that's going to fall on the mostcuffam And but yeah,
Speaker 12: I'm a little more worried about the stick, to be honest,
Speaker 12: than that are replaceable.
Speaker 2: But yeah, they are the stick. The stick will be
Speaker 2: there forever whatever you do at work. Doesn't matter what
Speaker 2: you do, you'll still being known as the guy turned
Speaker 2: up in his pixie boots. Yeah, all right, James, have
Speaker 2: a good day. Thanks to go on the show.
Speaker 1: Thanks Christian The Christian oh Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold
Speaker 1: one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: Twenty to seven on gold one and four point three.
Speaker 2: Come morning, it's to Christian O'Connor breakfast show. So it's
Speaker 2: time now for third go at Jack's early morning game.
Speaker 2: This one is a stayer and a winner. Hello, Hello
Speaker 2: is the list?
Speaker 5: How long is that list? It's a simple game. I
Speaker 5: name a category. I then ask you, Christian, how long
Speaker 5: is that list? You roll two homemade dice and that
Speaker 5: number that comes up It could be.
Speaker 2: An eight, could be a seven. You need to smash
Speaker 2: seven or eight whatever it lands on two dice. So
Speaker 2: can I numbers? You'd give us whatever that number is
Speaker 2: in the category.
Speaker 3: The jat comes up with that's right.
Speaker 5: I won't give the category now because I want to
Speaker 5: give it right before the caller here is it's really
Speaker 5: good by calling now? If you want to play, how
Speaker 5: long is that list?
Speaker 2: Yesterday hobbies? Yes, find out next what it is today's prizes?
Speaker 2: Then should you get all the numbers in? How long
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Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three?
Speaker 11: Hello, Hello is the list?
Speaker 2: Then let's play how long is that list? The category? Please,
Speaker 2: and I'll roll the dice.
Speaker 5: The category today is which the callers must list a
Speaker 5: winner prize Australian bands.
Speaker 2: All right, good one, okay, I roll the dice. Dice
Speaker 2: number one already falling apasts maybe I just about yesterday
Speaker 2: it's and.
Speaker 3: A two three.
Speaker 2: This is a dollar. It's a breeze for someone to
Speaker 2: win the prizes today. Fall to Daryl. Good morning, Daryl,
Speaker 2: I'm realty good Darrel. You ready to play? How long
Speaker 2: is that list? Alreadyte reckon, you can name three Australian bands.
Speaker 3: Yeah it sounds it sounds all right, that's my laptop.
Speaker 5: Sorry, let's say you're ready for this back, but now
Speaker 5: put it back up so I can do those sign
Speaker 5: the facts.
Speaker 2: Okay, yeah, thank you.
Speaker 5: Uh sorry, Darryl gave you extra thinging time, which you
Speaker 5: didn't deserve.
Speaker 3: But good luck in the game.
Speaker 4: We've got astray and Crawl.
Speaker 2: And Sheran.
Speaker 3: Yeah he's already won.
Speaker 2: It.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well do Yeah, it was it was too easy.
Speaker 5: I think I think we can't have any more loan numbers. Yeah, no, exactly, Daryl,
Speaker 5: you win to I mean, of course you win to that.
Speaker 2: Listen, any McGuire doesn't do that. If someone wins some
Speaker 2: money on a millionaire hot seat and I think we
Speaker 2: need harder questions. I don't think we should give them
Speaker 2: the money anymore. If they get it right, we roll
Speaker 2: the dice. The dice to size, so they wanted the dice,
Speaker 2: say they said the number three. You know, then I
Speaker 2: can't argue with the dice.
Speaker 3: Think the game goes it's too short? Did you, Darryl?
Speaker 3: Did you personally think the game is too short?
Speaker 5: There?
Speaker 2: No, I think sometimes or something exactly. Yeah. The house
Speaker 2: always has to win, Jack, that's it.
Speaker 4: That's it.
Speaker 3: Okay, I'm taking the feedback on board.
Speaker 2: Daryl, what what a bad loser?
Speaker 1: Jack?
Speaker 4: Is he's a shocker.
Speaker 5: Guys, I'm not as Darryl something me versus you. I
Speaker 5: want everybody, of course, I want everybody to.
Speaker 2: It was one fair and square with the rules that
Speaker 2: we've created on this game. And you go, oh, that's
Speaker 2: too short, Daryl.
Speaker 5: When I when I'm trying to craft a game, what
Speaker 5: I'm thinking of is something that's fun for you to
Speaker 5: call her to play, but something that's fun for people
Speaker 5: listening in their cars to play as well.
Speaker 2: Like I was just awful, awful raining on Daryl's parade.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry about this, Darryl. Give you the number of
Speaker 2: it to complain to the boss.
Speaker 4: I will do, Thank you very much.
Speaker 2: Please take it up. Let's have them removed. Let's start
Speaker 2: the petition now. Sack Jack the first one to help me,
Speaker 2: the second one.
Speaker 11: Sorry.
Speaker 3: Thanks, I'm not.
Speaker 2: Daryl. You have won, even though Jack doesn't want to
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Speaker 3: Okay, thanks, thank you very much.
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Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: I let the final word this hour come from James
Speaker 2: who called us up about fifteen minutes ago seeing how
Speaker 2: he left his work boots at his girlfriend's place and
Speaker 2: he was just going to go with his dress shoes
Speaker 2: to work a suede bootetes who are going to get
Speaker 2: ruined on a big manly site. So he made a
Speaker 2: DIVERSI he's and then going to be late to get
Speaker 2: on the building site. Anyway. It's just giving me a
Speaker 2: little update here. This this, this is great Christian James.
Speaker 2: He according early with the wrong boots story. One of
Speaker 2: the guys on the site was listening on site and
Speaker 2: has now given me flack of a being late slash
Speaker 2: being precious over my dress boots. I can't win, sorry, James.
Speaker 2: All right, we've got the news and sport and then
Speaker 2: you will hear about the low blow. The scow duggar
Speaker 2: is the word I would use that Jack's been up
Speaker 2: to to try and divide my house and take my
Speaker 2: kids away from me from supporting my team. You'll be
Speaker 2: stune what he did.
Speaker 1: You can find out more off the seven the Christian
Speaker 1: O'Connell breakfast Show on Gold one oh four points.
Speaker 2: Crown's Big Guarantee every Wednesday, Friday and Sunday until July
Speaker 2: twenty two. Good morning, it's to Christian O'Connor Breakfast show
Speaker 2: on Gold one oh four point three, Show number thirteen.
Speaker 2: Lucky for some, unlucky for others. So a forty five
Speaker 2: this morning on the show Court at to nine. Judgment
Speaker 2: day will finally be here. That's the moment I won't
Speaker 2: be announcing my AFL team. Hamosh has managed to pulinsa
Speaker 2: famous He's already done a lot of favors for the show,
Speaker 2: already in ten teams and ten shows. But Hamris mcgoklin
Speaker 2: has kind of adopted this show. I don't fully know why.
Speaker 2: Someone asked me yesterday, why why is he doing all this? Wait?
Speaker 5: Every time he I think he's bort well, every time
Speaker 5: he's in here, he's always rushing off to like sell
Speaker 5: a business or starting business or.
Speaker 3: Drying business. Who make his empire even bigger.
Speaker 2: So wax is surfboard or you know, clean the yacht,
Speaker 2: whatever sort of expensive hobby he's got. I think it's
Speaker 2: also I think he mainly drops in here in the
Speaker 2: morning to use the Wi Fi because I've notically comes in.
Speaker 2: It just sort of hangs out here and then done
Speaker 2: some squat thrust some press ups and goes, you know,
Speaker 2: and flosses his teeth. There's beautiful white teeth of his.
Speaker 2: But anyway, it's the two McLoughlin's on today. We've got
Speaker 2: Hamish of course, finishing this all, the whole journey off,
Speaker 2: and then his brother Gil McGlaughlin, the CEO of the AFL,
Speaker 2: will be announcing the team I'm going to go for.
Speaker 5: Of course, Gil each year announces the winner of the
Speaker 5: Brownlow Medal. This is bigger, he reads the verse, But
Speaker 5: I mean, this is a Brownlow Medals just once a year.
Speaker 3: This is for the rest of your life.
Speaker 2: Don't don't keep ramping it up. And it is huge,
Speaker 2: so much so that it is now spilled over into
Speaker 2: my family life and the man who stirred that up
Speaker 2: over the last week my kids, obviously they're into their
Speaker 2: fourth week at their new schools here they realized as
Speaker 2: well big afelis. Both my daughters now want to start
Speaker 2: learning and do AFL at school. They don't want to
Speaker 2: do netball when the term changes, which is great, A
Speaker 2: little bit upset. I thought they would go for soccer,
Speaker 2: but they're going for AFL. I had my thirteen year
Speaker 2: old yesterday trying to show me a few tips how
Speaker 2: to handball, and she was better than me. It was embarrassed.
Speaker 5: Well, I saw your screen open the other day on
Speaker 5: YouTube that said tips on how to handball.
Speaker 2: I was having you one to see that. I generally
Speaker 2: was googling that you up some other kids. But anyway,
Speaker 2: so I just presume that we would all make a
Speaker 2: family decision that my wife ridiculously breaks on the pack
Speaker 2: story away and goes, I'm going to go for the
Speaker 2: I go for Jenom because one of our oldest friends,
Speaker 2: she's a Gelong fan. I was like, okay, it'd be
Speaker 2: me and the kids, and then Jack does something so
Speaker 2: behind the scenes, I was stunned, absolutely stunned. I think
Speaker 2: he's even nervous in this voice, smaile he left me.
Speaker 2: Is he maybe realized he'd gone too far?
Speaker 5: Hey mate, I'm trying to call you, but you must
Speaker 5: be out to dinner with Eddie Maguire.
Speaker 2: Just want to know.
Speaker 5: If you got the gift from me and the essen
Speaker 5: and footy club. It's a really special one and it's
Speaker 5: not meant to influence you anyway for tomorrow's decision about
Speaker 5: which football team you'll go for. It's just a lovely
Speaker 5: present and I hope the family likes it.
Speaker 2: It created a huge family rift, which I will tell
Speaker 2: you about next exactly what he did.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Joe Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: Seventeen minutes last seven good on in Melbourne. It's the
Speaker 2: Christian O'Connor Bakfast show on Gold one oh four point
Speaker 2: three in nineteen twenty seven. That's when I think of
Speaker 2: you rather than me and Jack or many Jack apologize
Speaker 2: and confess to the low, sneaky thing he did yesterday,
Speaker 2: try and steal my kid's loyalty to another team that
Speaker 2: maybe isn't dads team that he's going to announce this morning.
Speaker 2: We'll let this. This is the kind of tennis match
Speaker 2: that was going on between our voicemail messages yesterday evening.
Speaker 2: I think your workout on this Watchack actually did what
Speaker 2: the you're playing at? You come to my house when
Speaker 2: I'm not around and sneakily give my innocent kids your
Speaker 2: dirty team's top. Who the are you color Christian?
Speaker 5: It sounds like you've got the good news about the
Speaker 5: girls Bombers Jumpers. He actually left me no choice. I
Speaker 5: saw you putting other teams ahead of essend In and
Speaker 5: as we get closer and closer to this decision day,
Speaker 5: we needed to pull out something big. And what better
Speaker 5: way than to go through the family, through the ones
Speaker 5: you love.
Speaker 2: You know that clause in your contract that says the
Speaker 2: station reserve the right to just bump you off to
Speaker 2: a station in Darwin. In that move, with those tops
Speaker 2: and my kids, you've just moved ahead of a lot
Speaker 2: closer to Darwin.
Speaker 3: Look, I do hope the girls love their jumpers.
Speaker 5: That's a gift from Bianca and I and from the
Speaker 5: Essena and football club. And no matter what decision you
Speaker 5: make tomorrow, the girls are strong, young independent women and
Speaker 5: they can make their own mind up about who they
Speaker 5: want to barrack for, and we would love to have
Speaker 5: them at Bomba Land. I know you sound angry and
Speaker 5: you're holding that Darwin thing over my head.
Speaker 3: Please don't make me go broadcast radio in Darwin.
Speaker 2: No hard feelings, Well, I said, Yester, the show I
Speaker 2: know AFL means everything to you. I didn't realize you
Speaker 2: quite go to that step too, dropping off tops with
Speaker 2: my daughter's names on Ruby and Lois into my house yesterday.
Speaker 3: And now you've got a choice.
Speaker 5: You can make a great moment and memories for years
Speaker 5: and years to come, Daddy daughter games at the MCG
Speaker 5: at Eddie had Sta Marvel Stadium.
Speaker 3: You've taken from me, You've ruined that you can choose
Speaker 3: the bombers.
Speaker 2: You're the bombers. We can't turn it into Bomber fam.
Speaker 2: I keep telling you this, and.
Speaker 3: I know especially.
Speaker 5: I mean, it was lovely to meet your daughters the
Speaker 5: other week and to see him again yesterday. They are
Speaker 5: stubborn is probably a good way to say it. So
Speaker 5: it's not gonna be easy for you to change their
Speaker 5: minds or how they have these jumpers.
Speaker 2: Here's here's my point of view. Right, I knew someone
Speaker 2: was going on. My life was filling with her phone
Speaker 2: and I was thinking, right, I just thought the kids
Speaker 2: had done something or made something, And I was in
Speaker 2: the kitchen I just cleaned up after dinner last night.
Speaker 2: And then my kids come into the kitchen and they
Speaker 2: are wearing Bombers tops, and my wife starts filming my reaction.
Speaker 2: You can see the video right now. Stop on our
Speaker 2: Facebook page. Just see exactly my reaction. And then the
Speaker 2: really sad thing here right two daughters, thirteen year old
Speaker 2: and eleven year old. You had their names on the back.
Speaker 2: They're excited. Ruby has decided that she will go with
Speaker 2: whatever I decide, okay or a shame. Lois, my younger one,
Speaker 2: is a very very free spirited kid, and I think
Speaker 2: she did this just to annoying me. She's gone with
Speaker 2: the bombs. She went to sleep last night in the
Speaker 2: top you got. I swear she went to sleep in
Speaker 2: it last night.
Speaker 3: And will you love to have her take it again?
Speaker 2: Well you have to, I'm not. I said, you know,
Speaker 2: all this means that we'll only I'll only see you
Speaker 2: again when team my team, I almost said it.
Speaker 3: Then, I can't believe you've already chosen, because I have.
Speaker 2: I've weighed this up. There was one team as a
Speaker 2: runner up, but there was one team that has risen,
Speaker 2: and it rose very quickly in front of front of
Speaker 2: my eyes, and then in threw my eyes into my
Speaker 2: heart where they live. I can't believe you came to
Speaker 2: my house and get my daughter's I.
Speaker 5: Was hoping to see you too, but you're always after
Speaker 5: lunch with Eddie McGuire or comedians that you're having lunch
Speaker 5: with yesterday.
Speaker 3: Who you won't blame them.
Speaker 2: I did it yesterday, okay, but anyway now, so it's
Speaker 2: a diver divided house. I thought us moving here, we
Speaker 2: could all all four of us, my wife and the
Speaker 2: two kids all have one team. My wife John Katz
Speaker 2: Fan Lawis has now gone to your side, the dark side,
Speaker 2: the bombers, Ruby and I. So there's in a family,
Speaker 2: there's now three different teams.
Speaker 5: Don't believe you've ended up with a mixed bag after
Speaker 5: it could have been so easy to go for the day.
Speaker 2: It's your fault. It's all your fault. It's a divided house.
Speaker 2: So the full decision. You can find out the team
Speaker 2: eight forty five. This morning, Gilma Glochan will be in
Speaker 2: with his brother Hamish. Eight forty five you can find
Speaker 2: out the team. I'll go look.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell breakfast show on Gold one oh four point
Speaker 1: three rounds V guarantee every Wednesday, Friday and Sunday until
Speaker 1: July twenty two.
Speaker 2: Nat Seeing Early are Torn on God won a four
Speaker 2: point three Good morning, I have your well. This morning's
Speaker 2: a Christian O'Connell breakfast show. So you can see this
Speaker 2: horror video really of my poor kids surprising their innocent father.
Speaker 2: That's who I play in this movie. An innocent father
Speaker 2: who's clearing up the kitchen after dinner, cooking dinner for
Speaker 2: the family, who sees its poor kids have been corrupted,
Speaker 2: their minds at that age, their tender little things. Who
Speaker 2: would do that Jack post. They've been blackmailed. Blackmailed girls
Speaker 2: can be easily swayed by shiny new clothing. Blackmail, that's
Speaker 2: what they've been doing. I gave them a gear, broke
Speaker 2: into my house, gave them a gift.
Speaker 3: I mean it said it's on the front door.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, but you must have been hiding around the corner.
Speaker 2: He's gone, that's going to go and drop this in
Speaker 2: right now. I never would have let you over the threshold.
Speaker 2: If you're can turn up with those tops, those Essendon
Speaker 2: Bombers tops. Anyway, see the video for yourself right now.
Speaker 2: It's on our Facebook page. OC one oh four three.
Speaker 2: Leave your name, leave a comm and let us know
Speaker 2: what you think was Jack right or wrong? OC one
Speaker 2: O four three. I fear that a lot of you
Speaker 2: would agree with him, because I would guess you'll agree
Speaker 2: if you're only a Bombers fan.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: Today's show us a hive of activity behind the scenes.
Speaker 2: We've had to make some changes. Mate. Gil McLaughlin obviously
Speaker 2: mister AFL busy busy guy, and he is coming in
Speaker 2: live to this show, into this studio. I can't believe
Speaker 2: this is happening in just three and a half weeks
Speaker 2: that we've got him coming in. Gil is coming in
Speaker 2: to do the announcement. Obviously, I know what he normally does.
Speaker 2: The announcements are a lot more borant with the Brownlow
Speaker 2: and now he's coming in just to announce what team
Speaker 2: I'm going for. The enormity not just of the decision.
Speaker 2: And then Gil coming in to do this, so many
Speaker 2: people gone, is it? What an act of playing him?
Speaker 2: Is coming? He's actually coming in so we've just heard it.
Speaker 2: Obviously has to move things around. I believe it involves
Speaker 2: a private jet waiting for him. So he's now coming
Speaker 2: on me. No, he's me, but that's his life, isn't it.
Speaker 2: He's now coming in at eight twenty, So that does
Speaker 2: mean we've had to change the show. Obviously, we're working
Speaker 2: around this, so I mean some of the production I
Speaker 2: judgment that still stands. Christian makes his decisions eighty five
Speaker 2: in two No, no, I told you, Brian, I told
Speaker 2: you no, it's the show's done by then, so hopefully
Speaker 2: this one and he's just recorded judgment day that's still yeah.
Speaker 3: Christian makes at.
Speaker 2: Eight twenties decision, Gill will do it for me. No, no, no, Brian,
Speaker 2: I told you it's changed. It's privately, it's eight twenty.
Speaker 2: Christian makes his decision.
Speaker 3: In twenty two minutes, will be the news.
Speaker 2: But look that we haven't got time. We just need
Speaker 2: to get into it now. So it's at twenty past steak.
Speaker 2: You will make the announcement of what team I am
Speaker 2: going for. You have You've got time, I reckon, You've
Speaker 2: got forty minutes to try and sway me. I have
Speaker 2: a team, okay, I have a runner up team. That
Speaker 2: was almost However, I'm open to your passion to why
Speaker 2: forget about the Bombers.
Speaker 3: I mean, I'm doing my part for Esson.
Speaker 2: Then you've done too much.
Speaker 5: I'm wearing a Bombers jump into that and making my
Speaker 5: kids wear their tops.
Speaker 3: Christians daughters now have personalized I'm just going.
Speaker 2: Over to the bombers, okay, So please don't take any
Speaker 2: more kids from me, Jack, I want to know why
Speaker 2: should I go for your team? Try one last minute pitch. Okay,
Speaker 2: don't give me a speech. We've had all the speeches.
Speaker 2: I'm going to give you ten seconds, all right, Do
Speaker 2: you tell me in ten seconds? Why should go with
Speaker 2: your team? I will hear you out on ninety four
Speaker 2: one four one four three? Why should I go for
Speaker 2: your team?
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: Guilty feet, I've got no rhythm could be written about
Speaker 2: Jack Post? And what did yesterday break it into my house?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 2: And I wasn't there to try and blackmail my children
Speaker 2: to sport on his team. A desperate move by a
Speaker 2: desperate man and an unhinged man.
Speaker 3: The word you're looking for is bribe.
Speaker 2: Guilty have got no rhythm, but that is you.
Speaker 5: Blackmail is the wrong term. And if Lois does choose
Speaker 5: to bury for the bomber, she has I hope you're
Speaker 5: happy now we are happy again to meet having the players.
Speaker 2: It stills a daughter from her dad Jack Post does
Speaker 2: send him to Darwin.
Speaker 5: Well, this is the thing you can come across to
Speaker 5: the bombers. There's still time before Gil comes in and
Speaker 5: announces your team.
Speaker 2: There's still time, okay, brand the boys have a managed
Speaker 2: just updated the production. This is good news everyone.
Speaker 13: Judgment day, Christian makes his decision. Swiazy is he gonna
Speaker 13: move it again?
Speaker 2: We don't know. Girls, private jets on some roadway somewhere
Speaker 2: right now. Okay, we don't know.
Speaker 3: He'll land a chopper on the top of the station.
Speaker 2: Karen, good morning, Good morning.
Speaker 7: How are you Christian?
Speaker 2: Well, I'm ten, some nervous. This is a big moment
Speaker 2: in my life. Could be the first mistake I make
Speaker 2: here in this great city. So which team should I
Speaker 2: go for? Karen?
Speaker 7: Well, listen, buddy, there's a sighing with Collingwood. You either
Speaker 7: love them or hate him. Now get on and love them.
Speaker 3: Is this Eddie doing a voice?
Speaker 2: Nah?
Speaker 7: I'm not idy everywhere? Mate, This is Karen, Mate and
Speaker 7: Jack Buddy. Not cool? Not cool?
Speaker 2: Yeah, thank you? Karen?
Speaker 3: Cool?
Speaker 2: Oh, come on, Karen, you tell him what's not cool?
Speaker 7: Listening?
Speaker 11: Come on?
Speaker 7: Given the kids jumpers?
Speaker 11: Not cool, buddy, Yeah.
Speaker 2: Not cool talent today's show? Not cool, buddy, and Cam
Speaker 2: Let's go to Catherine.
Speaker 7: Good morning, Catherine, Hi, Christian, how are you going?
Speaker 2: Oh? Pretty good, Catherine, and welcome to Melbourne. Okay, thank
Speaker 2: you very much. I appreciate that, Catherine. Which team should
Speaker 2: I go for?
Speaker 14: Oh the Mighty Strains, of course, Christian.
Speaker 2: They made a really really strong case and the game
Speaker 2: over the weekend put them into the four teams that
Speaker 2: I was thinking about on Monday. They really did. Actually, no, no, no,
Speaker 2: I promise you they really did. They are in the mix.
Speaker 11: Well.
Speaker 14: My reason is I believe that it is pretty close
Speaker 14: to Morebin and so you're very close to range them
Speaker 14: anytime you like.
Speaker 2: They are the nearest team to me.
Speaker 5: They just let people drop in because oh yes, I
Speaker 5: live in a bayside suburb. Can I come in and
Speaker 5: see the players kick the kick with the players on
Speaker 5: the training.
Speaker 11: Field, Because they do.
Speaker 4: They go, I go.
Speaker 14: Pass a lot of the time.
Speaker 2: That's the kind of club that they are, right and
Speaker 2: I think maybe your bombers don't let you do that,
Speaker 2: but that's what hell, that's how they run it there
Speaker 2: and killed are the Saints running like that?
Speaker 11: Yeah?
Speaker 14: All very open.
Speaker 2: I tell you what the Saints would do something like
Speaker 2: break into my house and give my kids tops or
Speaker 2: anything like that. You know, all right? Captain? Thanks you
Speaker 2: cool thank you, Rod.
Speaker 7: There you are.
Speaker 12: I'm Christian.
Speaker 2: I'm pretty good Rod. Okay, Rod, why are your team?
Speaker 5: Oh well, I don't even need ten seconds for this.
Speaker 11: You're got to go with the same as your wife,
Speaker 11: happy wife, Happy life was that.
Speaker 2: It's true, It's true. It's a strong case there.
Speaker 3: Is has chosen to go for Geelong because a friend.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she wrote, she wrote last week she's gone. She's
Speaker 2: she's gone. Buts so you got to go with all right, Okay,
Speaker 2: we'll take some calls nine four one four one O
Speaker 2: four three nine four one four one o four three.
Speaker 1: Christian who Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point.
Speaker 2: Three seven minutes bastay on judgment Day, showing them a
Speaker 2: first scene. Helloly's twelve minutes away from the big announcement.
Speaker 2: Which AFL team will I be supporting giving you the news?
Speaker 2: Will be mister AFL, the CEO, the Big G's he
Speaker 2: won't come in. He's turning nut Jet around right now,
Speaker 2: circling above the stations of the big ches. Yeah yeah,
Speaker 2: the Big Quatropha. Martio's coming in. He's coming in to
Speaker 2: do the announcement. Go some brown not to this, Which
Speaker 2: AFL team am I gonna announcing Gil mcgloughlin Hamish just
Speaker 2: waiting to come in as well. He's been putting this
Speaker 2: all together for the last ten teams and ten shows,
Speaker 2: so listen before. I now have a gold envelope, right, okay,
Speaker 2: very soon, I'm gonna be writing in the runner up
Speaker 2: and the team.
Speaker 3: But it's still fluid. Anybody could convince you tell me
Speaker 3: about it. It's the eleventh hour.
Speaker 2: My wife's oldest friend lives out at Geelong. That's why
Speaker 2: she's gone to the Cats. She's texting me saying, honestly,
Speaker 2: please make the right decision. Then at least you, Sarah,
Speaker 2: you can then have another gut persuading the girls, you know,
Speaker 2: make a family call, Make the right call. I'm now
Speaker 2: getting people contacted me John to show on my phone saying,
Speaker 2: pick various teams.
Speaker 3: And you at least eliminate one of the ten Victorian teams.
Speaker 3: Can you cool?
Speaker 2: Cheer, bombast, hug you sorry?
Speaker 4: What?
Speaker 2: Melissa?
Speaker 3: Yes, Hello the.
Speaker 2: Morning, Melissa, alive and gold one of four point three?
Speaker 2: Which team should I go for? You got? You got?
Speaker 2: We're in the last eleven or twelve minutes.
Speaker 15: Okay, you have to go for the Bombers. Thanks, Jack,
Speaker 15: because I'm the great granddaughter of one of the players.
Speaker 15: Oh yeah, or an next player.
Speaker 2: Yes, I guess if you're the great grand daughter one
Speaker 2: of our current it's pretty slow. He's pretty slow at
Speaker 2: the moment.
Speaker 15: He'd be really slow.
Speaker 3: He's the player, Melissa.
Speaker 2: What I know them.
Speaker 15: His name is Thomas fitzmart and he's actually in the
Speaker 15: Hall of Fame as well.
Speaker 7: It's wow and back, here's back.
Speaker 15: In one of the games that he played during halftime,
Speaker 15: there was a bit of controversy and he actually went
Speaker 15: in and started a fight amongst his players for allegedly
Speaker 15: trying to throw the game.
Speaker 2: Oh wow, what a story.
Speaker 3: Throw the game?
Speaker 2: He was Other players were, that's your bombers for you.
Speaker 7: He wasn't told, all.
Speaker 3: Right, well no, we've tried so it's hard to iron
Speaker 3: that out.
Speaker 2: It's fitsally just angry, you know, squiting on because he
Speaker 2: wasn't told. What wasn't cutting on the action?
Speaker 11: You know?
Speaker 4: No, No, he just didn't agree with it.
Speaker 7: It wasn't It wasn't sportsmanship.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's what essen's all about. Honesty.
Speaker 2: Tell you this, Melissa, don't take it the wrong way.
Speaker 2: It can't be the bombers because Jack's are fan, not
Speaker 2: because anythink you've said because Jack is a fan, we
Speaker 2: can't turn it into a Bombers FM. I'm sorry, sorry, minister,
Speaker 2: Please don't hate me in the show.
Speaker 15: Well, my husband doesn't go for the bombers, so the
Speaker 15: happy wife, happy life story. It makes for an interesting
Speaker 15: game when we our teams are playing against each other.
Speaker 2: Who does he go for?
Speaker 15: He goes to North Melbourne.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, all right, thanks Melissa, you're welcome.
Speaker 3: Thanks Melissa.
Speaker 2: I think he's in the building. Gil, alright, his brother's
Speaker 2: just going to get him. This bit's embarrassing. We're having
Speaker 2: building work done here right, and he's happy lift isn't working.
Speaker 2: When do you reckon the last time Gil mcgonchlin had
Speaker 2: to walk up three flights of stairs in a fire exit,
Speaker 2: in a fire exit that's freezing cold. I don't reckon
Speaker 2: he's ever done that? What in the last two decades?
Speaker 3: That's why I reckon. He landed the chopper on the roof.
Speaker 2: He's upsetting down right now, he's repelling down the side
Speaker 2: of the building.
Speaker 1: Here the Christian O'Connell breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh
Speaker 1: four point three.
Speaker 2: Well, there's been even more activity in the last couple
Speaker 2: of minutes as Gil is in the building, Is this right, Hamish?
Speaker 2: Good morning and welcome back Hamis mcgachlin.
Speaker 3: Christian, nice to see you, Jacko.
Speaker 2: This is a big day.
Speaker 16: I mean, this is sort of a life changing morning
Speaker 16: in a lot of ways. Fix a lot of your life.
Speaker 16: Fixed who you watch the footy with, who you win with,
Speaker 16: who you lose with, who you drink with, who you
Speaker 16: cry with. I want to get this one right.
Speaker 2: Do you know what? I generally feel so tense and
Speaker 2: excited right now and since we got here five weeks ago.
Speaker 2: This is the single weakest decision I will make. It
Speaker 2: could be for some people a makeal break decision whether
Speaker 2: or not they continue to listen to the show barring Geelong.
Speaker 3: Because I did that pitch.
Speaker 16: I've received a text or a phone call from every
Speaker 16: club or we have been involved in, saying where do
Speaker 16: we sit? And then I've had a call from at
Speaker 16: least half of the clubs from a communications point of
Speaker 16: your media manager's marketing manager saying do we send him
Speaker 16: a dog membership?
Speaker 2: Do we send him a ball signed jumper?
Speaker 3: Do we send some sort of a pack that can influence.
Speaker 5: Even after I gave your daughters the heard what did
Speaker 5: yesterday with my kids?
Speaker 3: I gave them this for radio. I gave them in
Speaker 3: jumpers with their names on the.
Speaker 2: Drop them off. Yesterday. I thought, if you go, she's fallen. Now.
Speaker 5: See this is all takes some clever play from a club,
Speaker 5: and Essendon Footy Club has already got in touch with it.
Speaker 3: This morning said is there still time to get Dice
Speaker 3: back on? He's got one last pitch.
Speaker 2: It is no more time. There's no more time.
Speaker 16: There have been phenomenal pitches. So Cochen came in. You
Speaker 16: called him man Candy. Second day we had Goodie. He said,
Speaker 16: don't choose a suburb, choose a city. Third day, Dice
Speaker 16: and Heppel and that laconic lee and gather drawl. So
Speaker 16: they said, we're closest to Southampton. Joffa captain that she
Speaker 16: has got was brilliant. Said you can't get a divorce
Speaker 16: load to break up with your club, whence you've chosen one.
Speaker 2: This is for life.
Speaker 16: Kernahan from his bathroom sounded like Darth Vade who'd been
Speaker 16: through puberty again. Ahovacraft Billy Miller, who's been sober since
Speaker 16: the night. Lead singer from the Ferrets, and then followed
Speaker 16: up with the Textiff of the Saints came from nowhere
Speaker 16: on Saturday night, direct to me to give to you, Clark,
Speaker 16: I said, we love winning.
Speaker 3: We got superstars.
Speaker 16: I had to fill in for Zack too, because apparently
Speaker 16: there's no fun loans in Geelong. Ruz Sean Higgins was brilliant.
Speaker 16: You said, he looked like he was a Pixar drawn sculpture.
Speaker 2: Beautiful man.
Speaker 3: Yea, your wife says she may now convert to the rus.
Speaker 16: Finally, the dogs they want you to be their sort
Speaker 16: of very own British bulldog.
Speaker 3: They got a guy called Tim English. So many strong points.
Speaker 2: So where are we at? I tell you where we're at. Okay,
Speaker 2: this is what we're going to do. Then, So I've
Speaker 2: got a pan an envelope with golden and look for
Speaker 2: your brother Gil. I'm going to write the team we're
Speaker 2: going to come back from this ob break. Your brother
Speaker 2: will do the announcement. I'm gonna, I'm gonna, I'm gonna
Speaker 2: le Bron. This is huge, this is huge. I'm going
Speaker 2: to tell you now, the team that actually is the
Speaker 2: runner up came really close. The team that really really
Speaker 2: did still my heart last week came out of nowhere
Speaker 2: and then they did. They did that amazing thing over
Speaker 2: the weekend. That's what sports all about, those underdogs. And
Speaker 2: I'm an underdog in this city. But the runner up
Speaker 2: is St Kilda.
Speaker 3: Billy Miller runs second. Michael suddenly just disappointed with you.
Speaker 2: You are as a person. Sorry, Saints fans, listen right now, fan,
Speaker 2: you know that is he.
Speaker 3: He's about to come and put you in a headlock,
Speaker 3: Chinese burn, you put cripple head at all. Don't worry.
Speaker 3: He might conveniently lose the envelope and you do.
Speaker 2: Let's just read out the Saints anyway.
Speaker 16: He's got the power caadem yourwards where yoused to read
Speaker 16: out whatever you want.
Speaker 2: You can do. The Warren bat thing just make all right.
Speaker 2: So I'm going to write down the team during this
Speaker 2: ad break. When we come back, you can find out
Speaker 2: who is team.
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Speaker 1: until July twenty two.
Speaker 13: Judgment Day. Christian Mace his decision sweazy is he gonna
Speaker 13: move it again?
Speaker 2: And that is eight twenty four. You know everything's the
Speaker 2: movie will feast this morning on this big show judgment day.
Speaker 2: It's the moment during the ad break. I've come really
Speaker 2: close to changing my mind because Gil, only are you
Speaker 2: a tall man, you're a powerful man. And Hay Mushini
Speaker 2: have just been arguing in the studio. I'm in the
Speaker 2: middle here, like a rose between two brotherly thorns, and
Speaker 2: I don't know. I have my team, it's in the envelope.
Speaker 2: But now you're saying you're sure about this if you
Speaker 2: thought it through, well.
Speaker 8: All artists and creative people go and killed it. And
Speaker 8: you live down that way nim Ram, and I heard
Speaker 8: a caller on the way. I just didn't make any sense.
Speaker 8: But I guess if you're from English aristocraas aristocras Nolbourn,
Speaker 8: because that's the I know which cupboard is as yet
Speaker 8: that's all we know.
Speaker 16: But what we do know is I'm a man, I'm
Speaker 16: a geelong man, and you've neglected the geelong time.
Speaker 2: I'm a wife score for those now I want to
Speaker 2: be independent from.
Speaker 8: What well I know he didn't give us and Kildre
Speaker 8: and it doesn' make any sense to me. Are you
Speaker 8: honestly in a state of mind? Where you could change. Yes,
Speaker 8: because he's come in and pitched.
Speaker 2: And curis because he's missed a fl He knows more
Speaker 2: than anybody. No, just respect to you. You know, you
Speaker 2: know a lot.
Speaker 3: You know, he runs the game, his process that goes.
Speaker 11: On all the time.
Speaker 8: When Ian McLeod took over from Coles, came from Scotland,
Speaker 8: what onemo was an island is an island off the
Speaker 8: coast of Scotland called Saint Kildrey, Kilda Ari.
Speaker 2: Murvis C c U B.
Speaker 8: And then was convinced that he could never be called
Speaker 8: Carton draft not go for Cardon. And they're very, very
Speaker 8: passionate about it. So yeah, it'll be whatever's triggered you
Speaker 8: and twigged you and tweaked you.
Speaker 16: But gil As Joffah said, no divorce lawyer can get
Speaker 16: you out of relationships.
Speaker 3: It's don't have a breakup text.
Speaker 16: The decision that is about to be made is for
Speaker 16: the rest of Christian's natural life, for better or worse.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you're a borer, a lot of sadness if you
Speaker 5: what do you think, I think keep what's in the envelope.
Speaker 5: It's what you chose yourself. I would love the bombers,
Speaker 5: but I just see that.
Speaker 3: Last thing.
Speaker 16: What was it that you did when you weighed things up?
Speaker 16: Was it who pitched? Was it research on websites? Was
Speaker 16: it what does a captain look like? Will my wife
Speaker 16: be happy going supporting this guy training?
Speaker 2: No, it's because for the last two years, the biggest
Speaker 2: thing in me and my family's life was all about
Speaker 2: coming to the city. Will we be lucky enough to
Speaker 2: come and move to the sea start a new life?
Speaker 2: And for me star radio show here it was all
Speaker 2: about Melbourne. It was all about I think I know
Speaker 2: where this is going now and that's why. All right, Well,
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, Gil, you're a powerful man. You're not getting
Speaker 2: inside the envelope I'm going to open as I get that.
Speaker 8: But there's the thing I'm not going to help you
Speaker 8: get here, which is a lifelong commitment, which is what's
Speaker 8: going to require wherever you choose. I Christian lim O'Connell.
Speaker 8: I Christian lim O'Connell wholeheartedly understand, wholeheartedly understand.
Speaker 2: The decision I.
Speaker 8: Make today's final.
Speaker 2: The decision I make today is final.
Speaker 8: The team I choose will never change.
Speaker 2: The team I choose will never change.
Speaker 8: The colors they well become my colors. The colors they
Speaker 8: wear will become my colors. The song they sing with
Speaker 8: the song I sing. The song they sing will become
Speaker 8: the song I sing. I shall possess pure faith to
Speaker 8: the team I choose.
Speaker 2: I shall possess pure faith to the team I choose.
Speaker 8: Yet reserve the right to ban in the moments of passion,
Speaker 8: if only had that.
Speaker 2: My wedding found here, I yet reserve the rights to
Speaker 2: abandon them in moments of power.
Speaker 8: To change that line a bit from the comfort of
Speaker 8: the stands in my living room to the comfort of
Speaker 8: the stands to my living room. But for the most part,
Speaker 8: they are my team, and I shall stand by them.
Speaker 2: For the most part, they are my team, and I
Speaker 2: shall stand by them forever, forever.
Speaker 8: Now by the power vested me as the CEO of
Speaker 8: the A film brings me great pleasure to announce Melbourne
Speaker 8: and Australia, which great club has the honor of following you.
Speaker 17: They are supporter Christian's Club Forevermore is the Demons.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, come on, the Demons team.
Speaker 8: I might have given that away and the balls up
Speaker 8: in there.
Speaker 2: Did you see this?
Speaker 3: For example? We did have this, We did have a
Speaker 3: scarf in football ready. I guess it was pretty obvious.
Speaker 3: It was Melbourne Demons.
Speaker 5: Congratulations, Christian, you have a football club.
Speaker 2: Thank you very much. I almost almost changed it Bacces
Speaker 2: since Kilda. That was really really cul I really almost
Speaker 2: went The mid that I didn't.
Speaker 8: Tell you is you're going to have a lot more
Speaker 8: success than a couple of years with Melbourne. It's a
Speaker 8: smart call. They are a team on the app, they're eighteen.
Speaker 8: That also if they can win it haven't won since.
Speaker 8: I think sixty four is going to a lot of passion,
Speaker 8: a lot of emotion.
Speaker 1: You're in the middle of it.
Speaker 2: So not bad.
Speaker 16: We've been talking about why listeners and we all became
Speaker 16: supporters of our club.
Speaker 3: How do you end up becoming a saint?
Speaker 8: I was living with a guy. I was badly way
Speaker 8: trying to make it. You know, I was no g
Speaker 8: was never going to make it. I was living on
Speaker 8: a sublist at the club. The guy was living with
Speaker 8: us on the sublist at sin Kilda. And he made
Speaker 8: it and went on to play trying to plus games,
Speaker 8: captain the club, best and fairest and ended up following
Speaker 8: his career and then following sek Kilda And.
Speaker 16: So you're barricking for Stirred in the s NFL, came
Speaker 16: over to Melbourne, tried to make it with Carlton, couldn't
Speaker 16: because you're.
Speaker 3: No good correct and Andrew did.
Speaker 2: His Brotherty start matter.
Speaker 16: It's a matter of record, But Andrew Thompson made it.
Speaker 16: So you said, right, I'll support your club for the
Speaker 16: rest of time.
Speaker 8: So that was your club that said you up finding
Speaker 8: a way in and someone's gone to your head?
Speaker 2: What got to you? What was it? It really was
Speaker 2: like I said, But you know, coming to this city
Speaker 2: was the dream for me in my family, and it's
Speaker 2: taken a lot to get here, to come, you know,
Speaker 2: ten thousand miles away, to come to this great city,
Speaker 2: star my own radio show here is a really big
Speaker 2: deal for us. So that is why I've gone for
Speaker 2: this city's club.
Speaker 8: All football club in the world, and they're they're going
Speaker 8: very well. So good luck and I look forward to
Speaker 8: taking a game of football.
Speaker 2: I can't work out it.
Speaker 8: Next week Pot Adelaide, you get the first game, so
Speaker 8: you want to go to Port Adelaide.
Speaker 2: No, we skipped that one. Come stay night for me
Speaker 2: my wife.
Speaker 8: I can't tell me your card gang because his noose
Speaker 8: already arrived and off this weekend.
Speaker 2: It's a buller and you're real for the water. They're
Speaker 2: a Reales fan. You'll have fun with the days.
Speaker 16: We'll get you out onto Gosh's Paddict do a training
Speaker 16: session with them.
Speaker 2: Simon. I can't make those either.
Speaker 16: Simon Goodwin has texted since we've been on and he
Speaker 16: said call me any time, So why don't you just
Speaker 16: call him in a minute?
Speaker 3: Okay, perfect girl.
Speaker 8: Thank you, congratulations and thanks for supporting a f L pleasure.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast Joe Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: That was tense, Jillie. We'll listen to rasting things involved
Speaker 2: in twenty years of radio. Tell you what Gil how
Speaker 2: told is he?
Speaker 5: He's an imposing character and I think that's why you
Speaker 5: almost convinced you in the eleventh hour change to St Kilda.
Speaker 2: Towering over me. He ducked into this studio through our door,
Speaker 2: which must be about I'm told to you your tool, lad?
Speaker 2: What are you?
Speaker 3: Six two three six three?
Speaker 2: He ducked down into the studio right as if he
Speaker 2: was coming in a Wendy sort of toy house to
Speaker 2: play with them some kids. I felt like I was
Speaker 2: in Lily Put looking up to him. That's why he
Speaker 2: almost went for his his team since killed here. I
Speaker 2: really was really close to changing my mind. He was
Speaker 2: intimidating me.
Speaker 5: And look, congratulations that you have chosen for people who
Speaker 5: are just tuning in the Melbourne Demons as.
Speaker 3: Your football club forever and ever.
Speaker 2: Yep, that's it.
Speaker 5: Even though your wife goes through Geelong, your daughters go
Speaker 5: for us and in Yeah, because you swayed her yesterday
Speaker 5: by dropping off three tops, you now go for the
Speaker 5: Melbourn Demons. And I actually like it, and I'll tell
Speaker 5: you why. Because of my ongoing quest to become friends
Speaker 5: with Tom McDonald. We played board games last week. We're
Speaker 5: playing board games again this afternoon.
Speaker 6: Are you yeah?
Speaker 2: This is amazing. Do you know what the ball game is?
Speaker 2: Don't know what it is?
Speaker 3: Last time I join in.
Speaker 5: Some of the guys from the Melbourn Football Club like
Speaker 5: to play board games on the day off, and I'm
Speaker 5: joining you in because I want to be the football
Speaker 5: ambassador for this show and be when Hamish McLaughlin gives
Speaker 5: up and can't do it anymore. I want to be
Speaker 5: the guy who brings people to you. And I can
Speaker 5: bring Melbourne Footballers to you because it's easy your team.
Speaker 2: Well it's okay. Now I'm in, you know. Now I'm
Speaker 2: in with the other team. I can actually bring the coach.
Speaker 2: He's on the line right now. Simon Goodwood is on
Speaker 2: the line, Simon, good.
Speaker 11: Morning, Yeah, Christian, how are you mate?
Speaker 2: Very excited?
Speaker 3: Great choice, great choice.
Speaker 11: And I said, he can call me goody, goody, gum drops,
Speaker 11: whatever you wanted to call me.
Speaker 2: So we're on board. We're alive. And well, well listen,
Speaker 2: you made a great pitch when he came on. You
Speaker 2: made a really good case. And you know, and like
Speaker 2: I said about five minutes ago, Melbourne City usburn coming
Speaker 2: here and start a new life with my family has
Speaker 2: been a big dream. And so you're you're the city's club.
Speaker 2: It's about the dcent me. So I'm your newest fan, Simon.
Speaker 11: Fantastic, Christian. I thought that was I thought it was
Speaker 11: my pitch that my got you across the line, So
Speaker 11: it did.
Speaker 5: I also think he liked the he signed football that
Speaker 5: you sent the next day.
Speaker 3: That was cheeky.
Speaker 11: It was all part of the show and the pitch
Speaker 11: afterwards is really important.
Speaker 12: So it's great to have you on board.
Speaker 11: It's a great decision. You're a club that's moving forward
Speaker 11: to looking forward to having you around the club.
Speaker 2: Well, I hope I can make some tiny little difference
Speaker 2: by barrickon for you guys. And what's the atmosode of
Speaker 2: the team at the moment.
Speaker 18: Yeah, look, obviously a disappointing game against Colin on and
Speaker 18: Quinn's birthday, but yeah, I know it wasn't a great
Speaker 18: part of my pitch was it having a loss. But
Speaker 18: now it's looking forward to the boys responding this great
Speaker 18: big game in Adelaide against Port Adelaide.
Speaker 11: So I'm kind to get over there and play a
Speaker 11: really good team again.
Speaker 2: So it looks like the first home game I can
Speaker 2: come and see you play. It's a team that actually
Speaker 2: came runner up in my choice. You got some Kilda
Speaker 2: two each time.
Speaker 18: Yes, thanks in two weeks time, so they last. So
Speaker 18: first home game, we'll get you along, We'll get you
Speaker 18: down the rooms and.
Speaker 2: Love a good chef and do you know something? Do
Speaker 2: you know about this? Then? Some of your players during
Speaker 2: the week to chill out on on wine, they play
Speaker 2: board games.
Speaker 12: Yeah, we've got a pretty dark best group group.
Speaker 3: The sound of defeating your voice.
Speaker 18: Some played Fortnite, others play board games, so it's an
Speaker 18: interesting me.
Speaker 2: Are you on your way to the training ground? Now,
Speaker 2: what are you up to?
Speaker 15: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Day off today, So off to have a couple of
Speaker 2: meetings on my day off, to Monopoly with the team.
Speaker 17: Yeah nice in the city with toy McDonald and board.
Speaker 2: Games, drinking bubble tea. Listen, We'll let you go, Coach
Speaker 2: Goody two shoes, Thanks recording, Thanks, thanks having cheers, the
Speaker 2: Christian O'Connell breakfast Joe Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: Hed your money, it's a Christian. I'm called back with
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Speaker 2: ten to nine. You're listening between it now and six o'clock.
Speaker 2: It's going to go this week. We will be giving
Speaker 2: away ten thousand dollars in the ten k no repeat
Speaker 2: work day, so ten scenes. In the last thirty minutes
Speaker 2: of the show, I finally announced my AFL team going
Speaker 2: for Melbourne City FC. It is the Mighty Ds, the Demons, and.
Speaker 5: The overwhelming response on the text line is thank god
Speaker 5: it's not Collingwood.
Speaker 2: Yes, yeah that then thank god it's not Carlton. Then
Speaker 2: thank god it's not Richmond and then you're a snob,
Speaker 2: you're a tough, you're a yuppie. That's been the main
Speaker 2: response so far from people.
Speaker 5: But it feels like you've already adopted Melbourne. Are you
Speaker 5: calling them your team? Calling Jack Varney the captain of
Speaker 5: your team? It already feels natural.
Speaker 2: Yep, it's Jack Vinney's on the line. Now, Good morning Jack.
Speaker 11: Good morning guys to Christians.
Speaker 4: Im the team.
Speaker 2: Well, hopefully I've made the right decision. I'm very, very excited.
Speaker 2: I think you're a team that's going well. I think
Speaker 2: who knows what could be ahead of you for the
Speaker 2: next couple of years. But I hope and some small
Speaker 2: part I can join in the cheers for you guys
Speaker 2: in the next couple of year. Is yeah.
Speaker 11: Now, hopefully we've got some exciting times. I think you've
Speaker 11: picked a great time job on board Now.
Speaker 2: One thing I'm a little bit jealous about is Jack
Speaker 2: who does this show with me? He is a Dirty
Speaker 2: Bombs fan, and yet he is playing board games once
Speaker 2: a week with our very own Tom McDonald. Do you
Speaker 2: do this as well? Are you part of the game
Speaker 2: playing the board game that goes on there?
Speaker 11: No, I think my invite got lost of the mail
Speaker 11: to the board games.
Speaker 4: Well, me and you both is a felex you they.
Speaker 11: Get together every now and then and get together play
Speaker 11: some board games. But unfortunately I missed out.
Speaker 2: Well, why don't we form our own board game little club,
Speaker 2: just me and you? Because I haven't been anointed to
Speaker 2: this either. So me and Viney you can do We
Speaker 2: can do it. We'll play football together, table football.
Speaker 4: Excellent, let's do it.
Speaker 2: Fine, there you go, okay, good to the mandate.
Speaker 3: Me and you push him into a corner.
Speaker 2: There.
Speaker 4: He's been nice enough to the opportunity to arrive.
Speaker 5: Now Jack Goody got carried away and he said, we're
Speaker 5: going to get Christian down to the rooms at the
Speaker 5: next Melbourne game. I think, is that too much? I mean,
Speaker 5: Christian hasn't done anything for the club yet.
Speaker 2: Excuse me. I have thrown myself and my daughter. We're
Speaker 2: going to be supporting this club.
Speaker 11: There are colors now, I heard you are I heard
Speaker 11: the MISSISSIORI selected Geelong as her team. I'm glad you've
Speaker 11: you've steered the kids to the d's.
Speaker 2: Taken them to the right side and good side.
Speaker 11: Good that's right. Absolutely been getting in the in the
Speaker 11: rooms I think as well. But they quite want to
Speaker 11: give to you your membership, which will get out to
Speaker 11: you before next week's game.
Speaker 2: I think, so that's fair. Get into it.
Speaker 11: We get into the rooms and yeah, introduced some of
Speaker 11: the boys.
Speaker 2: That's brilliant. Well listen, thank you very much. I let
Speaker 2: you go to it's today and off day. Then you
Speaker 2: get day off today.
Speaker 4: Today is my off day. So what do you do
Speaker 4: for coffee? Start heading to a cafe and just relax.
Speaker 11: Actually, and then hiding the city and do a little
Speaker 11: bit of our work experience, So.
Speaker 2: Work spoke experience. Were you doing more?
Speaker 11: I'm heading into a cando finance group, so just can't
Speaker 11: get my toes in the water. See what they're about
Speaker 11: this inviting?
Speaker 2: I need to focus on our team already. This isn't
Speaker 2: a good.
Speaker 4: Course just just thinking about it. You know what off
Speaker 4: after footage might hold? Just go to get a viso
Speaker 4: the field?
Speaker 2: What team have I backed? Where the captain he's doing
Speaker 2: work experience on his off day.
Speaker 4: Focused on football.
Speaker 2: Literally, it's hedge funding is inviting. We let you go.
Speaker 2: Thank you very much for giving us a call. Good
Speaker 2: luck this weekend, so good luck with the work experience.
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Speaker 2: Like I said earlier, whatever team I went for, you
Speaker 2: can't please everybody wild I'm picking your footy team, the Demons.
Speaker 2: You'll be off to a flying start with a loss
Speaker 2: against Port Adelaide. Yes, an, that's say port Adelaide.
Speaker 11: Fair.
Speaker 2: All right, So today's that work time waste up. This
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Speaker 2: At nine fifteen Wednesday Mornings. The Christian O'Connor Breakfast Show.
Speaker 2: Thank you very much. Sure you're at work time wasters.
Speaker 2: Today we're asking to take a sports star turn it
Speaker 2: into an alcoholic drink. Jack is always is ready to
Speaker 2: award bronze, silver, gold, and anything else he makes up
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Speaker 3: It's getting ready Alrighty Warwick.
Speaker 2: Cappuccino.
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Speaker 2: It's an alcoholic drink. You don't go and ask for
Speaker 2: a cappuccino?
Speaker 5: Are we doing earn the alcoholic drinks? I didn't even
Speaker 5: know I'm going to allow any drink.
Speaker 2: Gold this guy, I try to run the show and then,
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Speaker 2: What's it? Careless? Contact?
Speaker 3: Is that what happened to him this weekend?
Speaker 2: He's got fat founder of guilty of careless. You want
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Speaker 3: Yeah, I didn't watch the Tigers again this weekend.
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Speaker 3: Almost, it's just almost not good enough. Bronze.
Speaker 2: I felt like silver platinum to me. Bloody Maria Sharpover
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Speaker 1: Thank you very much for those the Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show,
Speaker 1: Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: Good morning, It's Gold one on four point three. It's
Speaker 2: the Christian O'Connor Breakfast Show. We run until ten a m.
Speaker 2: So tomorrow morning. On the show. Ahead of your Australia's
Speaker 2: next game, You've got a great game. Second game. You
Speaker 2: can bounce back from a game you should not have lost.
Speaker 2: You are the winners in that game. You deserve through
Speaker 2: the winners. You've got the Danes tomorrow night, ten o'clock.
Speaker 2: You've got a good game tomorrow you should definitely win that. However,
Speaker 2: that's a producer to start banging stuff around in the studio. Guy.
Speaker 2: Tomorrow You're live from Sea Life Center, Melbourne. This is
Speaker 2: going to be amazing.
Speaker 3: The Melbourne Aquarium Big Life.
Speaker 2: Is the aquarium for three Life Melbourne Sea Life, Melbourne.
Speaker 2: I think it's MalCon I be only here for five weeks.
Speaker 2: I get it right and you get it wrong, mister Melbourne.
Speaker 3: I think on the streets people call it the Melbourne Aquarium.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, I think that people in the media department
Speaker 2: there that let us come in and are opening up
Speaker 2: early for you to feed a crocodile. Were prefers to
Speaker 2: call us what is called? Which is Sea Life Melbourne.
Speaker 3: There's a big crock there you want me to meet?
Speaker 2: Oh do you work for them? It sounds like you
Speaker 2: are the tall guys. There's a big crop there, Yes,
Speaker 2: there is that. Nick went down yesterday, I producing it
Speaker 2: went down for a sight visit to check it all out.
Speaker 2: And what will you be doing tomorrow? At what time?
Speaker 2: On the show?
Speaker 9: Tomorrow morning after eight thirty we'll cross to Sea Life
Speaker 9: Melbourne where Jack will see which chicken?
Speaker 2: So we're dealing with chickens here. We should just point
Speaker 2: out as well for people to care about animals like me,
Speaker 2: these are these are not live.
Speaker 3: Chickens, naturally dead.
Speaker 2: And also you know that's what crocodiles eight. I mean
Speaker 2: we talked about in the wild. That's what they eat.
Speaker 2: So I don't you just eat chickens?
Speaker 5: Well, I mean they would mean a lot of farmers
Speaker 5: raising their pitchforks in Australia going and that the crucs
Speaker 5: got me chickens again.
Speaker 2: Chickens would get you. See you see a lot of
Speaker 2: a lot of the staff at Sea Life just at
Speaker 2: the drive through a red rooster getting more fried chicken.
Speaker 9: For the crocs So between eight thirty and nine o'crooile
Speaker 9: cross to sea life Melbournehere Jack will decide, well, actually, Pinjara,
Speaker 9: the saltwater crocodiles is our crocodile.
Speaker 2: It's a krocoff. Tomorrow darwould have got their own croc
Speaker 2: up there Crocosaurus Crocosaurus cove. Yep, that's the place they've
Speaker 2: got their own Dar one crocodile. It's eighty two. But
Speaker 2: and we've now got Melbourne's answer to Burt, which is Pinjarra,
Speaker 2: Pinjarra yep. So Pinjara is going to be predicting the
Speaker 2: outcome of the game Australia versus the Danes Denmark exactly
Speaker 2: how would it do that? So it will choose either
Speaker 2: Jack's left or right arm, so you'll get bitten on
Speaker 2: one of your arms. So Jack will be near to
Speaker 2: the action, not in the action.
Speaker 9: But we'll have a chicken with Denmark and a chicken
Speaker 9: with Australia and we'll see which one Pinjarra goes for
Speaker 9: and that'll predict the winner.
Speaker 2: Powerful So why do you.
Speaker 3: Need me down there? What do you mean what I thought?
Speaker 3: I thought I was feeding the crock.
Speaker 2: Something as big as this needs an eyewitness account a
Speaker 2: reporter down there, you're my roving reporter.
Speaker 3: I'm not roving reporter. I'm guying the studio. I thought
Speaker 3: I was guying the studio.
Speaker 2: Guy in the studio, But where is the studio?
Speaker 3: Tomorrow See Life Melbourne, Melbourne Aquarium, Albourn.
Speaker 2: You're down there on the scene, describing the atmosphere, owning it. Okay,
Speaker 2: all right, believable. You'll get down the water, lucky thing.
Speaker 2: You'll be the only person there with the staff.
Speaker 9: It's actually great down I was down there yesterday, saw
Speaker 9: the sharks, saw the penguins. The penguins are phenomenal. They've
Speaker 9: just had baby penguins. What are they called chicks? Are
Speaker 9: they baby penguins? Are called chicks. And they're also having
Speaker 9: like a gender reveal party for the just like a
Speaker 9: late night shows gender reveal part because I don't think
Speaker 9: they find anyway.
Speaker 2: Who don't know what the chicks don't find out whether
Speaker 2: they're a black girl to having. I'll do some research
Speaker 2: on how that works. I've got to hear Jack describe
Speaker 2: more about the gender reveal party when he's down there tomorrow. Yah,
Speaker 2: that'd be good, all right, So eight thirty tomorrow Morning,
Speaker 2: Got that sorted?
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Speaker 2: Okay, so we are back tomorrow Morning Sign Show Jack
Speaker 2: Live from.
Speaker 3: Sea Life Melbourne and Melbourn Aquarium.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's raring to go. I know.
Speaker 5: I'm actually looking forward to feeding the crocodile tomorrow to
Speaker 5: pick the winner of Australia den Mark.
Speaker 2: I've got it, I've got it. I know what you like,
Speaker 2: I know what you like. You like to sing? Why
Speaker 2: you've got twenty Yeah? What about twenty hours to come
Speaker 2: up with a song for Pinjara the crocodile, to sing
Speaker 2: to the crocodile before it makes its psychic prediction? Will
Speaker 2: it be Denmark or the soccer Oos?
Speaker 3: You want me to sing the crocodile a song?
Speaker 2: Yes, that's it.
Speaker 3: Thank you for I'll give you. I'll do your trade.
Speaker 3: I'll sing the crocodile song.
Speaker 5: If after we do the feed the crocodile at eight thirty,
Speaker 5: I can go straight home from the aquarium.
Speaker 2: No, are you for real? This is only week three,
Speaker 2: This is a campaign.
Speaker 8: Here.
Speaker 2: We're at Breakfast Radio Wall.
Speaker 3: You know the nine o'clock hour is mostly music.
Speaker 2: You don't need me, No, we need you. You're on board.
Speaker 2: That's it, six or ten, that's your working hours, don't
Speaker 2: you'll come straight back here all right, and I'll be
Speaker 2: happy to and you will sing happily to a little
Speaker 2: crocodile pinjarra. Okay, thank you for doing that, all right?
Speaker 2: Title the day show is Judgment Day. I've picked my team.
Speaker 2: This was the moment earlier when mister A F. L.
Speaker 2: Gilma Glaughlin came in to do the big announcement.
Speaker 8: Brings me great pleasure to announce to Melbourne and Australia.
Speaker 8: Which great club has the honor of following you here?
Speaker 17: Supporter Christian's Club Forevermore is the Demons.
Speaker 2: Yeah, come on the Demons. That's it my team.
Speaker 3: Why did gil whisper that.
Speaker 2: So much? And Christian most dramatic moment.
Speaker 3: Supporter the Demons.
Speaker 2: You think that's a business thing he does? It's like
Speaker 2: a power move. Do you think Trump does it? He's
Speaker 2: learnt it from him anyway, Hugg's coming up next to it. Yet,
Speaker 2: keep listening all day long to God one of four
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