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Speaker 3: Good morning.
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Speaker 2: Ready for action. Don't you worry about that three day weekend?
Speaker 2: And me crime crime coiled like a cobra.
Speaker 3: We were just actually saying how good a three day
Speaker 3: weekend is because it makes you feel refreshed. Then you
Speaker 3: can come back and hit the week strong. I'm ready
Speaker 3: to go.
Speaker 2: But just not at not now. It hit the day later,
Speaker 2: not now, hit it later when.
Speaker 5: You're ready to pick.
Speaker 2: Yeah, exactly. Do you know what? There are a lot
Speaker 2: of benefits. Don't we all feel better for that three
Speaker 2: day weekend?
Speaker 5: Feel amazing?
Speaker 3: I loved it, loved it.
Speaker 2: It's only three days, it's only an extra day. But
Speaker 2: don't you feel that that for the extra it feels
Speaker 2: almost like you've had a week off.
Speaker 3: It feels the same to me as the Christmas holiday
Speaker 3: has just gone by.
Speaker 2: Don't tell the boss, otherwise you won't get six weeks
Speaker 2: off at the end of this year, you'll just have
Speaker 2: three days.
Speaker 3: Well, we started back at Boxing Day. We started talking
Speaker 3: about Friday, how we were giving away to the three Beers.
Speaker 3: Was giving away three beers That honestly feels like.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I loved the three day weekend. So Patsy I
Speaker 2: was out sort of let me a bit beyond John Nick,
Speaker 2: who's been an Ocean Grove, beautiful spot. It is stunning.
Speaker 2: We were at Barwin Heads. We hide kayaks there and
Speaker 2: oh yeah, we've had a fantastic weekend out there. I
Speaker 2: don't need to do that drive though every day, Patsy.
Speaker 5: Every day I don't drive. I have a chopper. That's
Speaker 5: kind of my contract.
Speaker 2: I get it now, that's it pilot. But yeah, it's
Speaker 2: stunning out there, really really really nice. And Huggy. So
Speaker 2: Huggy's got a little place out there, isn't he.
Speaker 5: He's had a caravan I think since a kid. It's
Speaker 5: been passed down through the family.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's like the unofficial mayor sort of wandering around.
Speaker 2: So he's on Friday's show. I was mentioning I'm going
Speaker 2: to Ocean growing him flying in the studio like he does.
Speaker 2: He comes, he makes, he makes somebody be in life
Speaker 2: Making entrance. Hugge's all of them. It rops the studio
Speaker 2: door off.
Speaker 3: It's Pramer out of Seinfeld.
Speaker 2: Get this. So we go. We we drive out there
Speaker 2: once have ladened up for three hours, trying to pack
Speaker 2: the car with all that gear. Even though when you're
Speaker 2: going for two nights, the bike rack, the four bikes
Speaker 2: and of my wife were going to use these bikes
Speaker 2: this march, and you know, and she's like, no, no, no,
Speaker 2: we need to load up all the bikes.
Speaker 3: And now I had to help my neighbor. You say,
Speaker 3: is he's coming back from his long weekend move a
Speaker 3: fridge from the back of his car on the back
Speaker 3: because because the little caravan sized fridge he's not happy with.
Speaker 3: He said, oh, you can't keep there's enough food and
Speaker 3: beer as we need in.
Speaker 2: So he was using his the proper fridge, the fridge
Speaker 2: from the kitchen and it's the heaviest thing in the world.
Speaker 2: They've got like a special thing in them, haven't they.
Speaker 2: What is it like bricks? They're really heavy. They don't
Speaker 2: like fridge anyway. Get this. So we get down to
Speaker 2: the beach, the main beach at Ocean Grove Saturday afternoon,
Speaker 2: about three o'clock and we're there with our friends. We're
Speaker 2: there to see the friends of the weekend. It's his
Speaker 2: fiftieth birthday party we're going to on a Sunday night.
Speaker 2: So there were hundreds of people on that beach. You
Speaker 2: can appreciate that, Pats Australia Day. It was, it was.
Speaker 2: It was heaving right yeah, And I hear this who shown?
Speaker 2: It's Huggy. My back was facing the beach. He claims
Speaker 2: to have found me. You say found, I say, hounded?
Speaker 2: How did he find me? I said that to Huggy,
Speaker 2: I said, how did you find them? A back to
Speaker 2: the beach? Get this? He actually said to me right, no, irony,
Speaker 2: He actually said to me, I recognize you from your back?
Speaker 3: What does that mean?
Speaker 2: Would you be to spot someone from their back that
Speaker 2: you work with on a beach of hundreds on this See,
Speaker 2: the police need to start using him to profile people.
Speaker 2: Here is the back of the man we're looking for
Speaker 2: a Jacky go blood Houn, Hungy off you go anyway,
Speaker 2: Good morning. It's to Christian O'Connor breakfast on Primes.
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Speaker 2: Have either of you two ever done one of these,
Speaker 2: like dry annuaries or giving up booze for a solid month.
Speaker 2: No way. So really, So, I was at this party
Speaker 2: on Sunday night, right, and I'm Chattleers's guy, and he's
Speaker 2: coming as older than me, and I can't help but
Speaker 2: notice he's in great shape, okay, and he's chugging his
Speaker 2: beers and so I just said to him, I don't
Speaker 2: want to be asking him, what do you do? You
Speaker 2: look in great shape. And because we'll not I run
Speaker 2: a health club in Eastern Kildo. I'm like, okay, yeah,
Speaker 2: but so what are you in there? Because that's your work,
Speaker 2: you're working out every day. And he goes yeah, And
Speaker 2: I said, well, what else do you do? You look
Speaker 2: after your food and he goes, well, you know, once
Speaker 2: or twice a year, I'll do one of these booze
Speaker 2: three months. And he goes, it's really good because it
Speaker 2: shocks your system. You'll lose weight, just not have an
Speaker 2: alcohol month. He goes, why don't you do feed fast
Speaker 2: this month? It's the shortest month of the year. No
Speaker 2: boots nice straight away just went oh god no, and
Speaker 2: he goes, that's why you should do it. That's why
Speaker 2: you should do it.
Speaker 3: But you've just had those thirty five bottles of one delivered.
Speaker 2: I'm thinking about how mctually I've never done anything like
Speaker 2: that before my life, but I'm thinking about doing it.
Speaker 2: But then I see I got the calendar out for
Speaker 2: February Friday. We're all going to see Phil Collins.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, that's day one.
Speaker 2: Right, that's day one. That's really the first And I
Speaker 2: see that a week Friday, meeting up with other mates.
Speaker 2: We're going to the pub. It's taking It's like a
Speaker 2: dad's not out. It's taken ages to planet. What am
Speaker 2: I gonna They're gonna get irritated if I turn up
Speaker 2: and go, guys, it's a big deal. Don't get me largess,
Speaker 2: like normally just get me a lemon, lime and bitters.
Speaker 2: But how you guys having good time? Because people get irritated,
Speaker 2: don't they do? Because they examine their own thing. It
Speaker 2: feels like you're making a judgment about them, Like I
Speaker 2: don't need to be drunk of a good time. I
Speaker 2: know who I am.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And then nine thirty rolls around and go, oh, well,
Speaker 3: I guess that's it for me. I might as well
Speaker 3: get an.
Speaker 2: Early night, So I don't know whether I should push
Speaker 2: myself to do.
Speaker 3: What I like about it. Is true, it's only twenty
Speaker 3: eight days, so how many weekends is that?
Speaker 2: Though?
Speaker 5: Don't do it over summer. Do it over winter.
Speaker 3: It's easier drive July maybe.
Speaker 2: No. I think you need that little blanket when it's winter,
Speaker 2: just to cheer you in the evening, you know, and
Speaker 2: it's a bit miserable out there, and it's just a
Speaker 2: little blanket just to ease you through it. I think
Speaker 2: now it's it's summery and stuff like that. I think
Speaker 2: then it's easier. You're in a better mood, all right.
Speaker 3: So it's it a spring type competition sober October.
Speaker 2: Should we lock it in now? No, because I think
Speaker 2: if you don't do it like soon, you'll never do it.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 2: It's February or nothing.
Speaker 3: Are we all in it together?
Speaker 2: Wow? Wow? No? No, never, You're never going to do it.
Speaker 5: I wait, say never. But I've got a few things
Speaker 5: lined up in the events calendar.
Speaker 2: What's coming up in February?
Speaker 5: Some parties and stuff got a fiftieth.
Speaker 2: It's tough, isn't it. Yeah, because we should be able
Speaker 2: to do it otherwise.
Speaker 5: Reubly not much. It's my winning anniversary in much.
Speaker 2: Well, so it's quite a few months that you're definitely
Speaker 2: not doing. There's a lot going on in February and March,
Speaker 2: you're I'm doing it. April's blocks out as well. Easiest
Speaker 2: earliest I can get you guys here, and it's twenty
Speaker 2: twenty three. That's what I'm going to do it. Twenty
Speaker 2: twenty three is the month I'm finally going to get sober.
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Speaker 2: It's finally this weekend. Phil Connins here Amy part Friday
Speaker 2: and Saturday night. We're all going down Friday night. So
Speaker 2: got the backstage tour with our winner from Friday as
Speaker 2: as well, starting today on the show then and all
Speaker 2: day long for the next couple of weeks. Because we've
Speaker 2: got fifty thousand dollars, we've teamed up with our mates
Speaker 2: Tinter Card. Don't drive around naked this summer. Get your
Speaker 2: card tinted. Fifty thousand dollars to pay off your bills.
Speaker 2: First one hopefully been paid after seven o'clock this morning.
Speaker 2: The thing you need to do is just upload your
Speaker 2: bill whicheveryone it is to gold one oh four to
Speaker 2: three dot com dot au. Loads of you are still
Speaker 2: emailing me directly. It's always lovely to get your emails,
Speaker 2: but you need to go to the website first of
Speaker 2: all to do it properly. Got an amazing one over
Speaker 2: the weekend. Jack Lady goes listen to the sher every morning,
Speaker 2: and I really hope you guys can help me out
Speaker 2: with my car repayment. I have opened up the PDF
Speaker 2: even though I'm not processing applications. I'm not a sneaky
Speaker 2: peak all of them. And I'm thinking, oh, it's going
Speaker 2: to be a couple hundred bucks for that month's repayment.
Speaker 2: Open up. Oh no, sir, to repay the entire car.
Speaker 2: It's the bill for the repayment for the car, not
Speaker 2: some kind of installment on it. The entire car. We
Speaker 2: would have if I paid that seven o'clock a go.
Speaker 2: Sorry to everyone else. Is entered. All the money's gone.
Speaker 2: It was something shut. It was about forty thousand dollars.
Speaker 3: And the competition's finished.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they must have never heard one of these radio
Speaker 2: competitions before. And the clear win it's going for the
Speaker 2: next couple of weeks. We've got fifty he's got fifty
Speaker 2: thousand dollars. Well he can pay this, and he's still
Speaker 2: got like six thousand dollars sped and drag out over
Speaker 2: the next couple of weeks. If we paid hers today,
Speaker 2: the ones we're paying off the next couple of weeks
Speaker 2: to eke it out. We've been like we've got paying
Speaker 2: for your dog food for the week.
Speaker 3: One trip on EastLink three dollars.
Speaker 2: So make sure you go to the website Gold one
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Speaker 2: if your phone goes after seven o'clock, pick it up.
Speaker 2: It could be me The.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: There's time for todays on this day mystery on this day,
Speaker 2: all right, we start this last week on the show.
Speaker 2: Each morning, Jack, myself and Pats we take control. We
Speaker 2: go back in time. Give you a clue, got to
Speaker 2: work out what happened on this day in history. I'm
Speaker 2: gonna give you no clues about this one. I'm paranoid.
Speaker 2: Someone's going to get this very quickly. So on this
Speaker 2: day in history, January the twenty ninth, another major, major,
Speaker 2: major thing. Here's a little audio clue an amazing thing.
Speaker 5: Hugging on his epicas again.
Speaker 2: Working out this month's salary cassette tape.
Speaker 3: Maybe first of a cassette tape made.
Speaker 5: Did you give it a year or not?
Speaker 3: No, no clues, no extra clues.
Speaker 5: Doesn't sound like a cassette, doesn't it, Jack?
Speaker 2: That's it? What's your guest?
Speaker 5: I've got no idea, maybe, Cassie.
Speaker 3: Well that was mine?
Speaker 2: Yeah, well check, thanks for coming in today, Okay, give
Speaker 2: us it was a cool Now what do you think
Speaker 2: this was? Then? Back in the day, January the twenty ninth,
Speaker 2: this was given to the world. I played it too
Speaker 2: many times, Jackson Reay, nodding his head. Do you know
Speaker 2: what is it? Then? Do the mind because you go, yeah,
Speaker 2: damn you ninety four one four one o four three
Speaker 2: nine four one one o four three? What do you
Speaker 2: think it was?
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
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Speaker 2: What happened? January the twenty ninth, Back in the day,
Speaker 2: this day, mystery on this day on the Stane Mystery today.
Speaker 2: Then taking you back to whatever this is, Jack reckons
Speaker 2: he now has the right answer, but he's say professionally
Speaker 2: keeping quiet. Let's go to your guesses, Amy, Amy, Good.
Speaker 6: Morning, hid Money.
Speaker 2: Good morning Amy. You're right there. What's going on with Amy?
Speaker 2: What's going on with the phone?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 8: Is it bad reception of No?
Speaker 2: No, you're right now, you're right now. It sounds like
Speaker 2: you're multitasking. He's trying to get out the door. And
Speaker 2: also call it a little bit, a little bit. Yes, well,
Speaker 2: I appreciate you rushing and stressing yourself to speak to us.
Speaker 2: What do you think it is? What do you think
Speaker 2: happened on this day in history? What does that sound?
Speaker 9: I think it sounds like a diman, like putting a
Speaker 9: CD into a dismon and closing the lid.
Speaker 2: It's not that. Sorry, it's sound a bit like it,
Speaker 2: but it's not that. Have a good day work, Amy,
Speaker 2: thanks for calling. Thank you about Samy. Let's go to Nigel.
Speaker 2: Good morning, Good morning Nigel. He's also rushing out the door.
Speaker 2: Everyone's rushing this morning off the three day weekend. Nigel,
Speaker 2: what do you think this is the sound of.
Speaker 10: I think it's the first calculator that's calculate.
Speaker 2: That's a very good guess. It's not the right answer,
Speaker 2: tough like Nigel, Thanks to try and mate. Have a
Speaker 2: good day, Marie. Good morning, good morning, good morning, Marie.
Speaker 2: Noisy it's three day week. I'm guessing it sounded like
Speaker 2: it was a left one? Was it the left one?
Speaker 10: Right?
Speaker 2: Losing to this three day weekend last week? I would
Speaker 2: have known it. And what do you what do you
Speaker 2: think this is the sound of I think it's the Ruby,
Speaker 2: it's the right answer. Well, hoe, were you into the
Speaker 2: Ruby's que back in the eighty Oh no?
Speaker 9: Did my hitting back in the ages?
Speaker 2: I had one? Could never ever do it?
Speaker 11: Do you know how you do it?
Speaker 9: How take the stickers off?
Speaker 2: I did do that. I did do that. I did
Speaker 2: do that once on Christmas Day when I got it,
Speaker 2: I tried to cheat it. Can you do it to
Speaker 2: this day?
Speaker 3: So you didn't even wait twenty four hours? Give it up?
Speaker 2: I tried a couple of times and it eluded me.
Speaker 2: I don't have the brain for that.
Speaker 3: I taught myself in year twelve and I should have
Speaker 3: been studying for my interview exams. I taught myself using
Speaker 3: an internet website how to do it. I can still
Speaker 3: do it to this day, not fast, ten like five
Speaker 3: or ten minutes. But I think the guy who holds
Speaker 3: the record as an Australian kid.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's right. I feeling somebody new there was a
Speaker 2: new record set last year and it was an American kid.
Speaker 2: Now it's an Australian kid. It's super quick, it's less
Speaker 2: than I think you can do it? And like, is
Speaker 2: it under ten seconds? Yeah?
Speaker 3: Oh there a few seconds, four or five six seconds?
Speaker 2: Maybe?
Speaker 3: No way could you change the stickers that fast?
Speaker 2: Do you know what? A friend of mine right is
Speaker 2: a brillant stand up comedian and he taught himself how
Speaker 2: to do it right. It took him a year, he
Speaker 2: did it in he could get it down to under
Speaker 2: a minute. And so there was a phase for about
Speaker 2: two years where his closer as a stand ups called
Speaker 2: it when he go into your closing your best routine.
Speaker 2: He had this amazing routine, but while he was doing
Speaker 2: his amazing routine, he would casually get out of Rubik's
Speaker 2: cue and start to do it. And he taught himself
Speaker 2: on to do it in under a minute.
Speaker 3: That's amazing.
Speaker 2: But he used to get innovation and I said to him,
Speaker 2: I don't think it's a routine. I think drop the routine,
Speaker 2: just do the Rubi's cube. Right, They do it they're
Speaker 2: standing on the beat because the Rubik's cube, not the
Speaker 2: words you're saying. They're not even hearing that your routine.
Speaker 2: They're just going he can do that in under a minute.
Speaker 2: It's an amazing thing to see. All right. Then coming
Speaker 2: up next, we've got the latest news and sport, and
Speaker 2: then hopefully we start to pay our first bill on
Speaker 2: pay your bills.
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Speaker 2: This starts today, Christian O'Connell's fifty dollar your bills. All right,
Speaker 2: we're starting it now. Fifteen thousand dollars must go paying
Speaker 2: your bills. Only way you get me a chance getting
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Speaker 2: is to go into the website upload your bills Gold
Speaker 2: one o four three dot com dot au. Thanks to tintacar,
Speaker 2: we've got a lot of money, fifteen thousand dollars.
Speaker 3: Christian's getting it out of his pocket now he's putting
Speaker 3: the notes in front of him.
Speaker 2: According to Patsy's word, she said the last hour, I'm
Speaker 2: armed with it and it's in my back pocket. I'm
Speaker 2: both armed and in my back pocket. Or thanks to tintacar,
Speaker 2: don't drive around naked this summer. All right, then, So
Speaker 2: here's how it works. If I call you pick up
Speaker 2: the phone now, it's going to be an unknown number.
Speaker 2: So get ready to start picking up having a look
Speaker 2: at unknown numbers, and start picking up for unknown numbers,
Speaker 2: because it's either going to be an irritating sales call
Speaker 2: or me, all right, paying off your bills. So this
Speaker 2: morning's one, our first one. It's a pretty big one. Actually,
Speaker 2: someone needs their shower repaired. Tom broke the shower when
Speaker 2: they got there to have a shower. Let's not mention
Speaker 2: that bit when we chat to Okay, might be embarrassing.
Speaker 2: Kept it's name, all right, Jack, You've got the number,
Speaker 2: all right, all right, let's call up now. This is live.
Speaker 2: So if your phone starts.
Speaker 3: Going in the big green button, you've got.
Speaker 2: To Gold one four three dot com dot AU. Hi
Speaker 2: Is that Paul, Yes, it is Paul. You are live
Speaker 2: right now on Gold one I four point three.
Speaker 10: Good morningod morning.
Speaker 2: Now Paul is very early. But listen the fact that
Speaker 2: you've picked up your phone means we're repairing your shower.
Speaker 2: One thousand, six hundred and fifty dollars that's paid. That's
Speaker 2: on us.
Speaker 7: Think you're very much.
Speaker 2: Are you in bed or in the shower?
Speaker 7: No, no, no, I'm I'm usually I'm usually one of
Speaker 7: your early rides of listeners, but I'm on a holiday
Speaker 7: this week, so I'm to get up and watch a
Speaker 7: bit of TV and still listening.
Speaker 2: Through the car.
Speaker 7: Oh no, no, well there you go, mate.
Speaker 2: You can sort the shower out now. It's sixteen fifty
Speaker 2: one thousand, six hundred and fifty dollars. You're the first
Speaker 2: winner on Pay your Bills. Well done, Paul.
Speaker 7: Oh there's just awesome. Thank you very much.
Speaker 2: You know, I also really pleased it has gone to a
Speaker 2: proper listener to this show as well, a guy who's
Speaker 2: having a week off stalking up early to hear this crap.
Speaker 3: Sorry he said, you got up early to watch TV?
Speaker 2: All right? Sorry? Still great.
Speaker 7: Oh no, I've got the got the TV in the
Speaker 7: background and the radio to go on.
Speaker 2: Oh sure, sure shot. All right, hey listen, Paul, Well done,
Speaker 2: thanks for picking up. You're on first winner on Pay
Speaker 2: your Bills.
Speaker 7: Awesome, Thank you, gold, thank you Christian, thank you.
Speaker 2: I enjoyed that brand new shower thanks to us. So
Speaker 2: all right, another chance to win this morning at ten
Speaker 2: a m gonna be in it to win it heads
Speaker 2: to the website. It's as easy as that. We got
Speaker 2: to do is pick up the phone Gold one I
Speaker 2: four three dot com dot AU.
Speaker 1: Well done, Paul the Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold
Speaker 1: one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: It's over this glorious three day weekends. I'm in the family.
Speaker 2: We took off and continued adventures here down under.
Speaker 3: The continued adventures of the O'Connell.
Speaker 2: At night we went to the Grizzles did it was
Speaker 2: the Grizzles again, loading up the car, the bikes, the
Speaker 2: bike racked, the roof rack, it was all there was,
Speaker 2: sweating and swearing. Saturday mornings we hit it off to
Speaker 2: Ocean Grove. Gorgeous, lovely out there and Barwin Heads. Had
Speaker 2: a great weekend. However, the reason we were there was
Speaker 2: to go to our friends. It was a friend of ours.
Speaker 2: It was his fiftieth on the Sunday night house party
Speaker 2: round at his marquee out the front of his loads,
Speaker 2: his friends and neighbors, about one hundred and twenty of us. Strange.
Speaker 2: I've never danced and someone's driveway before, but that was
Speaker 2: the dance floor.
Speaker 3: I was going to say, out the front.
Speaker 2: Marquee, out the front dance floor, out the front on
Speaker 2: the driveway, right next to his son's basketball hoops. I
Speaker 2: don't know, and I saw backdrop there. The police came
Speaker 2: as well at ten thirty, so we felt quite rock
Speaker 2: and roll. So anyway, joined the night. His wife is
Speaker 2: a lovely woman. She's calling her out. She goes christianas
Speaker 2: someone I really want you to meet someone very special
Speaker 2: to me. So by now I've had a couple Okay
Speaker 2: that Furfies goes down to well in the heat past
Speaker 2: hasn't started yet. Yeah, a long way off. So it's
Speaker 2: a little bit dark now. Okay, it's about half nine,
Speaker 2: so it's it's sunset has happened. It's quite dark there.
Speaker 2: That this lady I'm approaching is wearing a hat, so
Speaker 2: there's some shade on her face. I can't quite you know,
Speaker 2: And so I'm thinking she's just given me some clues.
Speaker 2: This person's very special to me. I'd like you to
Speaker 2: meet her. As we approach, I say one of the
Speaker 2: worst things you can say to Row. It's just it's
Speaker 2: even now. I'm not saying this because I think it's funny.
Speaker 2: I'm saying this. Canna think it's awful. And sometimes when
Speaker 2: I talk about stories on the radio, I do it
Speaker 2: for kind of free therapy. By talking about it feels
Speaker 2: that somehow I feel a little bit lighter. All day
Speaker 2: yesterday I whatever when anything nice happened. I went for
Speaker 2: a beautiful jog yesterday evening, and I still was like
Speaker 2: remembering her. Oh he's walking around. Sometimes you're doing a
Speaker 2: certainly a pretty good mood, and then you go a
Speaker 2: flash road that happened all person. What do you guys think?
Speaker 5: I said, as I approached, I've got an idea.
Speaker 3: I've got an idea. First, when you said the wrong thing,
Speaker 3: I thought maybe a pregnancy. But because you said shielded
Speaker 3: the face, I'm figuring it's an age mix up, and
Speaker 3: you've gone for maybe mother.
Speaker 2: So I approach, hand out charming British gentlemen. I go,
Speaker 2: and this must be Mum.
Speaker 5: Oh no you didn't.
Speaker 3: Why would you leave with that?
Speaker 2: Because he said special person, I thought must be my mom.
Speaker 2: This must be mum. Three of the women around her,
Speaker 2: they all just locked down on me, and I realized then.
Speaker 5: It's not am, not mother, who was a Christian.
Speaker 2: Mate the same age. Now Narrel goes to me. She goes, no, no,
Speaker 2: it's my best friend Sarah, my wife, luckily, is part
Speaker 2: of the group of witches that are now she goes
Speaker 2: to me. She realizes I didn't mean to say it.
Speaker 2: She goes, Ah, he's mucking around like this guy back
Speaker 2: in the radio. Shees they're paying off people's bills thanks
Speaker 2: to tinta car. She always gets the promo credit out there, right,
Speaker 2: And I hopefully mash the star my way out of it.
Speaker 2: But that is just about the worst thing to say,
Speaker 2: isn't it that in the eye? When's it jew?
Speaker 5: I reckon? That's worse.
Speaker 2: Do you think when's it jew? Is worse? Absolutely what
Speaker 2: the men called someone's mum.
Speaker 5: Because you're insinuating their fat.
Speaker 2: Right, But what about they saying you look old?
Speaker 3: I'm thirty years older than they are. That's pretty bad.
Speaker 2: So you're saying to someone right, who's forty eight. As
Speaker 2: I found out later on my wife told me were
Speaker 2: great glee later, you look like you're eighty. God, you
Speaker 2: look old. Mom.
Speaker 3: You've had a good.
Speaker 2: When's it jew? Oh, you're not pregnant? An, you're not mum.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four point.
Speaker 2: Three never experienced anything like that heat on Friday. My god,
Speaker 2: see even you guys find.
Speaker 3: Out, No, that was. I can't remember it being that hot, honestly.
Speaker 2: Really yeah it was. It's a different kind of intensity.
Speaker 2: It's relentless bearing on you, isn't it. And then you
Speaker 2: had the change and very quickly it drops, thankfully. But
Speaker 2: we were on Friday's show. We were talking about the
Speaker 2: heat and how hot it's going to get, and I
Speaker 2: was saying, there was the day before when I had
Speaker 2: record temperatures over in Adelaide. How there was a pub there.
Speaker 2: They said, when it gets to forty five, then free beer.
Speaker 2: And I was trying to find out on if anyone
Speaker 2: in Melbourne would do the same. And in nano seconds,
Speaker 2: nano seconds, way quicker, I think. Then someone and Adelaide
Speaker 2: said do this. We had an amazing man called Bob
Speaker 2: who stepped forward and he deserves a big thank you.
Speaker 2: So here's what happened on Friday. We're looking for a
Speaker 2: pub that's appar to do what a pub in Adelaide did,
Speaker 2: and when the temperature gets to we're saying forty four
Speaker 2: today to give away some free beer. We have someone
Speaker 2: who stepped forward. Bob, thank you very much for responding
Speaker 2: to our call out.
Speaker 10: Got the sacred coat?
Speaker 2: Did you hear that? The secret cold? You tap the
Speaker 2: nostril three times and you say to Bob or and
Speaker 2: if it was great staff there at the All Nations
Speaker 2: Hotel Lennox Street, you say, I'm a golden monkey. All right,
Speaker 2: Bob smoking? Did we get to forty four degrees?
Speaker 1: I've got the thermometer here, one of the blacks and
Speaker 1: the bar.
Speaker 11: I think he had an undera dar kind four.
Speaker 2: Okay, what's the code word, mate, I'm a golden monkey, mate,
Speaker 2: I'm a two golden monkeys. Please blimey, that's what That's
Speaker 2: what call him Nie a frat car. That is brilliant.
Speaker 2: How I do know? Isn't it getting up high to
Speaker 2: thirty five? Tomorrow? Yes? Do you think we can bring
Speaker 2: Bobby boy tomorrow to see if it's a roll over?
Speaker 2: As well? He was very good. I don't think it
Speaker 2: actually got to forty four. I think it was like
Speaker 2: forty three, but he still gave away free beer for
Speaker 2: an hour twenty one. It turned up with the fray.
Speaker 2: So I think we need to not only thank Bob
Speaker 2: this morning. It's a great pub as well. We went down,
Speaker 2: you know, we went down, had beer, We chacked to Bob,
Speaker 2: we said thank you and then some photos. Said Bobby, boy,
Speaker 2: all I've got all weekend is abuse from my old listeners.
Speaker 2: Why is that.
Speaker 3: Because you never did the same competition at home?
Speaker 2: No, but we didn't get the high temperature like that. No,
Speaker 2: do you know what I was having? I didn't never
Speaker 2: pint did I? Oh part Yeah, horror wide they were horrified. Yeah,
Speaker 2: what is that thimble? You've changed? Honestly, I reckon our
Speaker 2: podcast listenership is going to just dive this week. They
Speaker 2: will horrify that. What's that egg cup you're drinking? Ohole?
Speaker 2: No Christian, that is not right.
Speaker 3: What are they going to feel about them? Fast the.
Speaker 1: Christian who Conwell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: So the weekend was at this friend's birthday. Pint of It
Speaker 2: says fiftieth. So on Friday I went to a Vinyl
Speaker 2: place never been to before, and Grevel Records in Pran,
Speaker 2: you know, with the one of the places we did
Speaker 2: the big giveaway in the Christmas an amazing place you
Speaker 2: ever been in there? No treasure trove of some amazing vinyl.
Speaker 2: I went in to get some vinyl as a birthday
Speaker 2: present my friend. He's will into his vinyl rock music.
Speaker 2: An hour and a half later, I merged with three
Speaker 2: great records for him and five for myself. Crady boy
Speaker 2: Ah got some leads up and a few other things,
Speaker 2: and this amazing Elvis one I saw as well. And
Speaker 2: so anyway, when I'm in there going to pay, my
Speaker 2: car got declined. It's embarrassing, right, and I've just been
Speaker 2: talking to the guy Warwick I met right, who feels
Speaker 2: like I've met a brother out here. This guy we
Speaker 2: were talking about music and you know, we're talking about
Speaker 2: what our favorite bands and stuff like this. Just a
Speaker 2: great guy who was listening to Bob Marley and the
Speaker 2: Whalers when I walked in. It was just brilliant, great
Speaker 2: just wander around there. And anyway, you know what he
Speaker 2: said to me, because we got talking, he recognized my voice,
Speaker 2: you guy from gold and all this. When my car
Speaker 2: dot declined, he goes, uh, that didn't happen to the
Speaker 2: guy from three You So it's like that. So what
Speaker 2: I did is, because my friend was fifty, I found
Speaker 2: the albums that were out in nineteen sixty nine, and
Speaker 2: I got three albums are out nineteen sixty nine. What
Speaker 2: a great year for music. So I got I'm Abby
Speaker 2: Rope by the Beatles, Let It Bleed by the Stones,
Speaker 2: and also the debutman My led Zep. Three great albums,
Speaker 2: all great rock and roll albums, albums that are still
Speaker 2: inspiring kids today to get into play bands. They sound
Speaker 2: brilliant on vinyl as well.
Speaker 3: So you did pay for them in the end, Yeah,
Speaker 3: all right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I had to go and get so I had
Speaker 2: some cash, so I had it, but he let me
Speaker 2: off twenty bucks. I owe the guy twenty bucks and
Speaker 2: I have to go and pay it back. I can't
Speaker 2: stand being in debt to somebody. So I got these
Speaker 2: things and then I was wrapping them up and all
Speaker 2: I could find wrapping paper wise was Christmas paper.
Speaker 3: Yep.
Speaker 2: Now what I'm.
Speaker 3: Thinking left over from Christmas obviously.
Speaker 2: Yeah, clever and nest. People are still selling it now.
Speaker 2: You know people are to getting early bye now before
Speaker 2: stocks run out.
Speaker 3: Well, you only just wrapped Christmas present last week.
Speaker 2: And so I wrapped his three vinyl albums in Christmas
Speaker 2: wrapping paper, little tiny Christmas trees. My wife goes, you're
Speaker 2: gonna have to rewrap that. I went, no, he's a guy.
Speaker 2: He just tear that up. But he doesn't even notice
Speaker 2: it's Christmas wrapping paper. And you just anyone will wrap paper,
Speaker 2: just tear it open, don't you. Nah?
Speaker 3: No, I agree with you.
Speaker 5: So you went to all the trouble to get this
Speaker 5: magnificent present, and you've soiled it by putting it in
Speaker 5: Christmas pot.
Speaker 3: So the gift is the gift, not the actually pat
Speaker 3: sawy at a point like the presentation is low and.
Speaker 2: The changing Christmas.
Speaker 3: Because if by your theory, you could just tape the
Speaker 3: bag shut and then send him the.
Speaker 2: Bag, well, I gave it to Adam and nice and
Speaker 2: it went, oh nice wrapping paper massive go at me.
Speaker 2: He goes, Oh, I wouldn't even know. It doesn't really matter.
Speaker 2: He goes the bag that I also had a bag
Speaker 2: from Grevel Records that I gave it to him in that.
Speaker 2: He goes, to be honest, even if you just sealed
Speaker 2: the bag shut, I'd have been happy with that. So
Speaker 2: my thing is, don't judge me about I use Christmas
Speaker 2: wrapping paper. Do you know what, there's a load left over.
Speaker 2: I'm going to continue that now for the rest of
Speaker 2: this year, right, and just use Christmas wrapping paper for
Speaker 2: kids birthdays and also my wife's as well. Jacker says,
Speaker 2: anything you want to come clean about and confess judgment free.
Speaker 3: Sometimes at restaurants now they prompt you when paying by
Speaker 3: f POSS to enter a tip into the f POS machine,
Speaker 3: which I always feel guilty because they're watching you do it,
Speaker 3: So I always put it in.
Speaker 2: You feel honor bound to put something in because they're
Speaker 2: standing over you.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and I mean they did. They always do a
Speaker 3: good job, so you don't want to seem like you're
Speaker 3: unhappy with the service. But this particular restaurant, we're already
Speaker 3: paying like twenty four dollars for a past or each.
Speaker 3: It seemed like the price was built in, like the
Speaker 3: price of the meals and the mains is offsetting the
Speaker 3: price that they're paying their stuff. I feel like can.
Speaker 2: Justify how you want. But you gave zero.
Speaker 3: Tip, so I put in zero zero zero and press enter.
Speaker 2: You ever done that job? You know how hard it is?
Speaker 2: Do you know what the ALI rate is? I haven't
Speaker 2: done it. They buke up the money. It's tough, though,
Speaker 2: isn't because actually that's not our fault that they're underpaid.
Speaker 3: I think here they pay them. Well, that's my theory.
Speaker 3: Don't judge. But I didn't leave a.
Speaker 2: Tip, and so how do you feel now about future behavior?
Speaker 2: I felt you getting a zero tip guy, and then
Speaker 2: occasionally go, do you know what? That was pretty exceptional?
Speaker 2: Have some money?
Speaker 3: I felt shameful. The best I could do was pretend
Speaker 3: I didn't know what I was doing with the machine.
Speaker 3: So he said, put if you want it, you can
Speaker 3: put a tip here like the zero.
Speaker 2: I don't know, no, I did they know when someone
Speaker 2: paused that?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I felt shameful walking away.
Speaker 2: Or you do the thing we go. I'd rather do
Speaker 2: it cash. I'm gonna leave something cash and then the
Speaker 2: moment the backs get out of here, now all right,
Speaker 2: let's try this. Then, what do you want to come
Speaker 2: clean about? What do you can confess about? We won't
Speaker 2: judge you, don't judge me, But what do you want
Speaker 2: to share with us? Judgement three nine four one four
Speaker 2: one oh four three Give us a call nine four
Speaker 2: one four one o four three. Don't judge me.
Speaker 1: But the Christian O'Connell breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh
Speaker 1: four point three.
Speaker 2: If you ever sometimes so we're sat here listening to
Speaker 2: the songs of that wish you had some instruments just
Speaker 2: to add a little bit percussion to I'm sat listen's
Speaker 2: list just wishing I had a pair of bongos, just
Speaker 2: a at and a little bit of bongos, Just thinking
Speaker 2: this would be good if they had a little bit
Speaker 2: of bongos, as I can't play the bongos. I've never
Speaker 2: played the bongos, but suddenly have the urge to be
Speaker 2: the bongo guy. Just but you know, ever see some
Speaker 2: playing the bongos really well? Do you know? They're just
Speaker 2: there with the rhythm and they give that they do
Speaker 2: on one of them and with the other one.
Speaker 3: You know what I'm going to bring in for you.
Speaker 2: I got bongos.
Speaker 3: My dad has a Jembe that he never uses. Jimbe
Speaker 3: is like a type of big bongo. He bought it
Speaker 3: about three years ago because because he wanted to have
Speaker 3: this passion when he listened.
Speaker 2: To songs Womack and Womack.
Speaker 3: It only gets used as a table side, like to
Speaker 3: put your coffee on while you're watching TV.
Speaker 2: Now, I'm going to bring you in the least beautiful
Speaker 2: bongo sounds as well. I say it's called one O
Speaker 2: four point three. Come onis to Christian O'Connell breakfast show, Patsy,
Speaker 2: what's your Don't judge me, but I.
Speaker 5: May have used Chris's toothbrush this morning in the shower
Speaker 5: I couldn't find mine. He's probably listening.
Speaker 2: I think that's fine case. You'd been married for years.
Speaker 2: You're sharing each other's cooties and germs.
Speaker 3: The only thing I hate about it is have you
Speaker 3: ever seen a microscope photo of a toothbrush?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 3: It's a disgusting is it really? It shows you all
Speaker 3: the stuff that gets left on.
Speaker 2: The But yeah, some things are better off not being
Speaker 2: looked at or known about, aren't they? That they are?
Speaker 2: You're none the wise, and once you see all of that.
Speaker 3: It will make you want to use in brand new
Speaker 3: toothbrush every day.
Speaker 2: So we don't don't judge you. But Jack's confessed that
Speaker 2: he didn't tip over the weekend.
Speaker 3: Now I'm worried now, especially because people riding in to
Speaker 3: say that we work hard as waiters and waitresses and
Speaker 3: they deserve the tips. Am I going to get bad service?
Speaker 2: Now?
Speaker 3: If anybody who recognizes me from the show and I
Speaker 3: say that you know.
Speaker 2: It's one of those areas, isn't it, Because in America
Speaker 2: tip culture and it's exhausting. You ever go over to America,
Speaker 2: great country, but you've got to be laiden down with cash.
Speaker 2: They're constantly on the hustle when it's exhausting.
Speaker 3: And I feel like, honestly, every time I've been there
Speaker 3: in the Lark, my wife's Americans have been doing trips
Speaker 3: every eighteen months to two years. It keeps going up.
Speaker 3: It used to be fifteen percent on top of the bill,
Speaker 3: now eighteen percent, now to twenty percent.
Speaker 2: Yeah. See normally in the UK is twelve percent, but
Speaker 2: they say it's optional. But then quite a few restaurant
Speaker 2: chains now I think it's Gordon Ramsey or Heston Bloomatol,
Speaker 2: one of the big celebrity chefs said that's it, blanket ban.
Speaker 2: You do not tiper our restaurants. It's up to us
Speaker 2: to play them went up and waiting enough profit mark
Speaker 2: up on the food and the booze as well. You
Speaker 2: shouldn't have to cover the shortfall, which is what they
Speaker 2: should do.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and that's what I thought the system we were
Speaker 3: operating on here in Australia, I honestly thought we were
Speaker 3: doing that. So when prompted for the tip the other night,
Speaker 3: I put in zero dollars.
Speaker 2: What do you normally do? I normally factor in twelve percent?
Speaker 2: I always tip.
Speaker 3: Well, I just we always passed, come to my aid,
Speaker 3: we always tip. We grew up without tipping, so we
Speaker 3: just never even never need to calculate it.
Speaker 2: And is that the way it's done here in Australia traditionally?
Speaker 2: But then why now are they given it the option?
Speaker 3: They know you it makes you feel guilty about it.
Speaker 2: They do the five, ten, fifteen percent thing, don't they
Speaker 2: you know, and they sort of give you that machine
Speaker 2: and it feels aggressive to go, see you stood there
Speaker 2: and I'm okay, I'm okay making it awkward. We can
Speaker 2: stand here and be awkward. I also love the thing
Speaker 2: they do sometimes when they do the when you put
Speaker 2: your number in the full digit number and they do
Speaker 2: the thing where to just impress upon you that their
Speaker 2: respects security and they look the other way.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they look up at the.
Speaker 2: I think there should be a standard uniform thing. I
Speaker 2: should they should have to revolve one hundred and eighty degrees,
Speaker 2: so you know when you're like that, because some of
Speaker 2: them just look at their watch or anything like, you
Speaker 2: still got an eye on this. You can still cast
Speaker 2: an eye down on this. Don't judge me. But I
Speaker 2: felt like I was five hundred years old yesterday. I
Speaker 2: still don't understand how to recrop certain photos to use.
Speaker 3: Ins saw this, I was going to text you, mate.
Speaker 2: Don't so I saw something amazing yesterday and I wanted
Speaker 2: to share it with the world. I'm starting doing stuff
Speaker 2: on Instagram. I like the interaction there. It's a bit
Speaker 2: different from Twitter. So I'm driving and I'm behind me
Speaker 2: a car. There are two dogs head outside the window
Speaker 2: either side of the car. I go to the kids,
Speaker 2: take a photo of that. This is amazing. I've never
Speaker 2: seen this before. This is it signed? What were two
Speaker 2: dogs either side of the car.
Speaker 5: Pats, I've seen that before.
Speaker 2: You double dogs in the UK? Not double dogs. Both
Speaker 2: their heads out the window either side. Amazingly. One that
Speaker 2: was like a big old husky, so actually those a
Speaker 2: bear and he was on the right so it looked
Speaker 2: like he was doing the driving. Don't go over the
Speaker 2: other side, going down, pour down, down down. So I
Speaker 2: got to give take a photo of that. I get
Speaker 2: home and I put this up on Instagram. But obviously
Speaker 2: it's a what do you call it? A long photo?
Speaker 2: Let's call it that, Okay, So I try to put
Speaker 2: in it up on Instagram. I'm genuinely really excited, shaking
Speaker 2: with the example that people going to love this. Okay,
Speaker 2: it's gonna get billion nikes. Drop my daughter off for
Speaker 2: a playdate, and I get a phone called ten minutes
Speaker 2: from her going Dad, Dad. I'm like you, okay, what's happened?
Speaker 2: You know? I think, like Liam Neeson mode, what's going on?
Speaker 2: She shows Dad that photo? Like what what photo? Of
Speaker 2: the one Instagram double dogs? They're gonna love it?
Speaker 4: Now?
Speaker 2: You've not cropped it right, Dad. I could hear her
Speaker 2: mate laughing at me in the background. Dad, someone just said,
Speaker 2: not your finest photo. OC you need to re edit it.
Speaker 3: Hangs up, It's true. Well I'll explain the photo.
Speaker 2: I don't understand.
Speaker 3: How do I shot only from the caption? When you understand,
Speaker 3: you cropped out both the dogs so all we can
Speaker 3: see is a car. All we can see is a
Speaker 3: caricter And then the caption is this is amazing. Can
Speaker 3: you believe I saw this on my way down to
Speaker 3: the coast?
Speaker 2: Why how do I shrink that? And still keep the
Speaker 2: dogs in. It's one of the most important photos of
Speaker 2: twenty nineteen. I think at the end of the year
Speaker 2: time are going to do like Photos of the Year
Speaker 2: and that double dogs.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so didn't you think it was weird in the
Speaker 3: first ten minutes that you didn't already break the internet?
Speaker 2: Listen it's called don't Judge Me but.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
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Speaker 2: It's the Christian O'Connor Breakfast Shoe Shoe. It's a shoe.
Speaker 2: Now if down and graded the show to simply.
Speaker 3: A shoe, could have been a merchandise.
Speaker 2: So great shoe, the shoe shoe. Big found the shoe
Speaker 2: ten minutes past state Tuesday morning. Yeah, my thoughts go
Speaker 2: out to you this morning. If you're back on the
Speaker 2: school on for the first time what feels like years,
Speaker 2: because that's how long it feels like. The kids are
Speaker 2: off already have been bothered an hour ago from one
Speaker 2: of my daughters going, how do you put brand new
Speaker 2: tona in the new printer? And I don't know, why
Speaker 2: are you printing now? You've about six weeks to print homework.
Speaker 3: So it's so true with printers as well. They never
Speaker 3: got easier on the home. The home printer always has
Speaker 3: an issue. Does anyone's print every time?
Speaker 2: Perfectly? They are? Do you feel like you work for
Speaker 2: this flipping printer? It's so sensitive and needy and I
Speaker 2: don't I'm not printing anything needs cyan or magenta. Okay,
Speaker 2: I'm right with it being low on those ones. And
Speaker 2: I was so so expensive's more expensive than gold? Why
Speaker 2: is tona ink so expensive?
Speaker 1: But that?
Speaker 2: Don't let us know about the price of dal Jones
Speaker 2: and NaSTA printering Cyan up up four bucks today? Office
Speaker 2: work should have it. You know that petrol four court
Speaker 2: at the servos where you see how much it is
Speaker 2: for a gallon and stuff like that? How much is
Speaker 2: for cyan and magenta? What even it's zyan the useless
Speaker 2: pointless color. Anyway, it's time. It's time for this week's
Speaker 2: five topic Tuesday. You know how this works as well?
Speaker 2: Put five phone in running at the same time and
Speaker 2: this morning for the best phone call we get during
Speaker 2: the next hour, we got tickets Banana Rama. I sam
Speaker 2: be a big fan of Banana Rama. When I was
Speaker 2: a teenage boy, I had a poster of Banana Rama
Speaker 2: and I used to give it a kiss. We're going
Speaker 2: to bed Banana Ahma back in Melbourne. I'll be there.
Speaker 2: Girls run row Friday February the twenty second at the Forum.
Speaker 2: Cannot wait. Plus I'm just excited about who's joined them
Speaker 2: as well, Tiffany. Someone else has to have a massive
Speaker 2: crush on. Do you remember Tiffany, I think we're alone?
Speaker 7: Now?
Speaker 2: Do you remember that song? Oh great song that she
Speaker 2: used to have, that kind of big old pum and
Speaker 2: those beautiful ice wash jeans, white stilettos. Hell ever look
Speaker 2: special guest Tiffany. Tickets on sound now, leave some for me.
Speaker 2: I'm booking out the entire front row, so I just
Speaker 2: lie down there on like a chaise lage being grapes. Okay,
Speaker 2: tickets on now through ticket Master. Good luck? All right?
Speaker 2: The five topics today, then on five Topic Tuesday. This
Speaker 2: is where we run five phone ins at the same
Speaker 2: time to the next to our Melbourne were looking for
Speaker 2: your stories. I know it sounds like a lot, but
Speaker 2: it works. You make your work with your own amazing stories.
Speaker 2: So just have to listen to five topics. If you've
Speaker 2: got something one of them, give me a call. Nine
Speaker 2: four three things from childhood you still do now. Got
Speaker 2: myself very nice ice cream. I had an ocean grove bar
Speaker 2: wing in the heads. There's a great place where an
Speaker 2: ice cream store there, and I had the greatest salted
Speaker 2: camera I've ever had, and they've got the little tub
Speaker 2: of it, and I found myself getting that little tiny
Speaker 2: plastic spoon again, mashing it all up until it was
Speaker 2: almost liquid, because like, what are you doing? How old
Speaker 2: are you going to be this year? Forty six? I
Speaker 2: still do that whenever I get even in a restaurant.
Speaker 2: I my wife and make me do it. Take the
Speaker 2: bowl under my lap and quickly that looks even odder
Speaker 2: in a restaurant. It's all pasty now, can't bring it up.
Speaker 2: So things some childhood you still do now. Things you've
Speaker 2: seen people doing whilst driving some of the stuff that
Speaker 2: savages do whilst driving a car now, and I'm not
Speaker 2: even talking out the morons who are using a phone,
Speaker 2: which that's terrible, but things you've seen people do whilst driving.
Speaker 2: I'm expecting great stories on this one. You've spoken to
Speaker 2: someone famous, might be an a lister or not. An
Speaker 2: a lister, might be a zedlister, but the conversation I
Speaker 2: only want to hear about it. If it went on
Speaker 2: for three words or less? What have you mumbled at them?
Speaker 2: A simple hello? Toilets are there? Whatever it was, I
Speaker 2: want to hear those stories, conversations with famous people three
Speaker 2: words or less. I'm going to be counting the words
Speaker 2: as well, so it's got to be three words or less.
Speaker 2: And also have you been attacked by food? And what
Speaker 2: happened at your adult house party? We all know the
Speaker 2: best house parties we went to when we're teenagers. Place
Speaker 2: has got trashed, he told the neighbors weft Off.
Speaker 3: There was one every weekend. You awakened Saturday night.
Speaker 2: I went to an adult, grown up house party of
Speaker 2: the weekend. The police came at ten thirteen. We felt
Speaker 2: like rock and Roll, politely telling us just to turn
Speaker 2: the music down a bit. I think Huggy had complained.
Speaker 2: By the way, Huggy, if you are going to complain,
Speaker 2: you need to use anonymous name. Huggy isn't anonymous name.
Speaker 2: Huggy from Gold four point three. All right, So those
Speaker 2: are your five so much today. Things from childhood you
Speaker 2: still do now, things you've seen other people do whilst driving,
Speaker 2: Conversations you've had with famous people three words or less?
Speaker 2: Have you been attacked by food? And what happened at
Speaker 2: your adult house party? Nine one o four three? Give
Speaker 2: us a cool Melbourn nine four one four, one oh
Speaker 2: four to three.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: It's within five top a Tuesday. We run five phone
Speaker 2: ins at the same time today. They are things from
Speaker 2: childhood you still do now, things you've seen other people
Speaker 2: doing whilst driving, conversations you've had were the famous person,
Speaker 2: but the conversation is three words or less? Have you
Speaker 2: been attacked by food? And what happened at your adult
Speaker 2: house party? Got anything for those? We always have to
Speaker 2: hear his stories? Nine four one four one oh four
Speaker 2: three Kerry, Good morning, Good morning Kerry. Which one you're
Speaker 2: calling in about? Mate?
Speaker 6: Things that you did, things that you still do from
Speaker 6: your childhood.
Speaker 8: They used to doing your childhood?
Speaker 2: Yeah, what do you do?
Speaker 6: I still licked the beaches when I'm making a cake.
Speaker 2: Yeah. That's the best bit though, isn't it.
Speaker 3: You got to you can't let it go to what's
Speaker 3: the what's the alternative.
Speaker 2: Eggy cake mix? I do you know what? If they
Speaker 2: sold jars? Of that or in like squeezy tubes. I'd
Speaker 2: eat that every day.
Speaker 3: We used to beg Mum to the cake the spoon.
Speaker 2: Even if there's a chocolate cake as well, it's all chocolatey. Oh,
Speaker 2: it's the best. It's the highlight. It's better than the cake.
Speaker 8: Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 2: That's a great one. Carry have a good day, thanks
Speaker 2: to calling the show. Buddy. All right, Michelle, Hello Michelle.
Speaker 2: You're calling it about things some childhood you still do, now,
Speaker 2: what's it for you?
Speaker 8: When I was a kid, I used to hide from
Speaker 8: my mum and fill up the taki green tupperware cups
Speaker 8: full of Milo. Might literally fill it to the top
Speaker 8: and put a little bit of milk in and then
Speaker 8: mix it into a paste and I'd run behind the
Speaker 8: cub and eat it, and then I'll get the wooden spoon.
Speaker 8: I'm my bum. I don't get that now, obviously, but
Speaker 8: I do. I still do it. I hide from my
Speaker 8: husband where all the pantry opens up and you can
Speaker 8: sort of, you know, stick the Milo in, but in't
Speaker 8: do it in a cup as you know as big.
Speaker 8: But I still do it. And he catches me every time,
Speaker 8: and he's like, really, are you serious? Yes, and he goes,
Speaker 8: why don't you just do it in the open? I
Speaker 8: don't know, I feel like I'm going to get into trouble.
Speaker 2: That's a great one as well. Then all right, then
Speaker 2: the secret mind I enjoy? All right, Michelle, that's you cool? Karen,
Speaker 2: good morning, good morning.
Speaker 12: How are you?
Speaker 2: I'm good, count I have you had a good three
Speaker 2: day weekend as well? Karen, tell us about what happened
Speaker 2: at your adult house party.
Speaker 12: Oh, I had a quite a good friend who was
Speaker 12: a very good kickboxer and but used to show off
Speaker 12: quite a lot. So he was doing little demonstration with
Speaker 12: his mate. I'm just doing some kickboxing and misjudged and
Speaker 12: completely knocked him out.
Speaker 2: I was about to say, what could possibly go wrong
Speaker 2: at our house party? Alcohol and a pretty good kickboxer.
Speaker 3: So the idea is that he just gets close to
Speaker 3: show how powerfully could be and then he's just misjudged
Speaker 3: that right, Yeah, and.
Speaker 12: How good his judgment was by pulling back before he
Speaker 12: hit him.
Speaker 2: Sure for this time, he didn't pull back at all.
Speaker 2: We actually hit him and right, And where does this
Speaker 2: take place? Because in house parties, you're either in the kitchen,
Speaker 2: the front room, or you're in the garden. Where where
Speaker 2: did the koppen?
Speaker 12: We had like a cabana out the back.
Speaker 2: Was out there. Yeah. Maybe if there's any kickboxing promoters listening,
Speaker 2: maybe having a hosting a tournament inside of cabana would
Speaker 2: be a new, a new way they could do that.
Speaker 2: All right, Karen, that's a great story. Thanks you cool.
Speaker 2: All right, all right, let's take one more, Steve O.
Speaker 10: Come on, Steve more many years ago made I used
Speaker 10: to be in the police force, and I had a
Speaker 10: chap who was pleasuring himself along the Westgate Freeway. Needless
Speaker 10: to say, he was pulled over and charged.
Speaker 2: What I was expecting this cool? I was just taking
Speaker 2: my breath away and just trying to let it sing
Speaker 2: ken he I.
Speaker 3: Guess we should explain your calling in about things you
Speaker 3: see people.
Speaker 2: Doing in car. Yes, and obviously been a policeman you
Speaker 2: would have seen idiots doing all kinds of stuff ah plenty.
Speaker 10: But yeah, it was a long time ago since I
Speaker 10: was in the cop I was a coper. But this chapter,
Speaker 10: he took the cake.
Speaker 2: Yeah, now, is that a common thing? Just just to
Speaker 2: give us some idea, or is that like once in
Speaker 2: a career moment where you see a guy just to say,
Speaker 2: enjoying the joystick of it too much?
Speaker 10: Yeah, I think there was just once in a career thing.
Speaker 3: And how do you get the advantage? Like, how do
Speaker 3: you see that? Maybe if you're in a truck or
Speaker 3: a bus you can look down and down and see him,
Speaker 3: you know, from the squad car. How did you say that?
Speaker 2: And for Red yeah, well no that's not paint on
Speaker 2: the windscreen of his van.
Speaker 10: The squint in his eyes gave it away to.
Speaker 2: Everyone back in the school. Run Mommy, what are they
Speaker 2: talking about right now? What's pleasuring himself? Mean? Playing on
Speaker 2: his game? Boy? All right, Steve, Steve, thanks you all right?
Speaker 2: The cars coming nine four one four, one o.
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Speaker 2: This is an interesting one. One of the five topics
Speaker 2: today is things you've seen other people doing behind the
Speaker 2: will of a car? Stand up. Very interesting call early
Speaker 2: from an ex policeman Jim here has seen someone playing
Speaker 2: the flute. Playing the flute, I mean.
Speaker 3: Well, you're going to have both hands off the wheel,
Speaker 3: because don't you to do? You can't flute one hand
Speaker 3: even if the traffic lights.
Speaker 2: That's okay, guy just quickly, you know, getting out the
Speaker 2: Romberg and y jazz flute or something that's just bizarre. Donna,
Speaker 2: Good morning, Good morning, guys, Good morning Donna. Have you
Speaker 2: won and Georgia three three day weekends? So you've got
Speaker 2: something about a conversation with a famous person that's three
Speaker 2: words or less lasting three words or less. Who's the
Speaker 2: famous person?
Speaker 9: It's meat Loaf. And this was back in I think
Speaker 9: it was the late eighties maybe few.
Speaker 2: I thought it was off at a Grand final and
Speaker 2: you just sent me said you.
Speaker 9: Such definitely not no, we would have ran the other
Speaker 9: way thing.
Speaker 2: What did you say to the great meat though? If
Speaker 2: then three words or less?
Speaker 9: Well, he was walking down the stairs with the Chevron,
Speaker 9: and my girlfriend and I were walking up the stairs
Speaker 9: of the Chevron, and he kind of stopped fighting in
Speaker 9: front of us with one of his band members and
Speaker 9: he you know, good evening, ladies, how are you doing?
Speaker 9: And he was standing there with his arm on the rail,
Speaker 9: you know, already for little chit chat, and we were
Speaker 9: both stuff struck, and we just both walked at him
Speaker 9: and I think we said good, thank.
Speaker 2: You, and that was it. Good thank you, excuses and left.
Speaker 9: Oh, it was so embarrassing because you know, we loved him,
Speaker 9: we knew every word of his songs, and we blew
Speaker 9: our chance to have a chat.
Speaker 2: All right, Donna, thanks it off, you cool, have a
Speaker 2: good day.
Speaker 9: You too, Thanks Guy bye, good lord.
Speaker 2: Guy reckons he seen a woman expressing milk from her
Speaker 2: breast whilst driving on the Nepean Highway around Brighton. Hey listen,
Speaker 2: that's the way we like to go that way around Briton, Alex,
Speaker 2: Thank you very much. Eight forty two. Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show,
Speaker 2: goome on to you. It's a gold one I four
Speaker 2: point three and we're taking some more calls now on
Speaker 2: five topic Tuesday, let's go to Christian and Cranley. Good morning,
Speaker 2: good ahead, how you doing. I'm good mate. Have you
Speaker 2: had a good long weekend and you're calling in about
Speaker 2: conversations with famous people lasting three words or less?
Speaker 11: Yeah, this was a quick one. It was one word basically.
Speaker 11: Or sitting in La eating a taco as you do,
Speaker 11: and I saw Paris Hilton bald pass. I did a
Speaker 11: double take. I saw her standing at the lights. I thought,
Speaker 11: here's my opportunity. I put my taco down, I jumped up,
Speaker 11: I ran next time. I stood there for about thirty seconds,
Speaker 11: couldn't think of anything to say that looked at her
Speaker 11: and I'm about six, She's about fight with nothing. So
Speaker 11: I'm looking right down at it, and she looked up
Speaker 11: at me and said hey.
Speaker 3: She said hey.
Speaker 11: Generally just crossed the street together in silence, and that
Speaker 11: was that was my little moment.
Speaker 3: Why did you cross the street?
Speaker 11: I mean well, I felt like I had to be believable.
Speaker 11: I didn't want her to realize that I'd just run
Speaker 11: there to look at her, so I tried to act
Speaker 11: like I was on my.
Speaker 2: Way somewhere, that you had important business to do.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 2: It was no biggie, Yeah, very important. That's a great one.
Speaker 2: Thank you very much for sharing that. Christian, you're welcome.
Speaker 11: And if you've got two seconds, my daughter's in the
Speaker 11: back and she said she was attacked by food. She
Speaker 11: dressed her dog up as a hot dog and he
Speaker 11: licked her. So you can put that.
Speaker 2: In what's the name of your doll? To ma Hei Heidi,
Speaker 2: thank you very much. This is the first time we've
Speaker 2: had two stories from one car. That's great. Thank you
Speaker 2: very much, Christian and Hei, do you have a good day.
Speaker 11: Thank you.
Speaker 2: Let's go to Scott. Good one is Scottie there you're going.
Speaker 2: I'm pretty good, Scott. So what's the thing from childhood
Speaker 2: that you still do now?
Speaker 10: I ride my bike around to my mate Shiff and
Speaker 10: leave them leave the bike on the front lawn.
Speaker 2: He's bopping wheelies all the way and giving back in
Speaker 2: his to friends as well. Why not, it's so true.
Speaker 3: Just tip the bike down on the front morn and.
Speaker 2: Chuck it down there. You wouldn't care about.
Speaker 3: It, wouldn't even get up and place it dead. Just
Speaker 3: let it keep rolling.
Speaker 2: That thing you do where you've put one leg over
Speaker 2: on the same side, Just wheel along like that, don't
Speaker 2: you just get off down?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: And it's just jump off it while it's still moving
Speaker 2: going into their hedge, Scott. That's a brilliant one. Thank
Speaker 2: you very much, mate, have a good day.
Speaker 8: Thank you.
Speaker 2: This is a great cause today as well. Sue, thank you,
Speaker 2: thank you. She didn't spoken to me yet, Suit, but
Speaker 2: see how this goes we get to thank you, Sue.
Speaker 1: Good morning, good morning.
Speaker 2: You struggling for the three word weekend has taken out me? Uh, Sue,
Speaker 2: which one are you cooling in? About?
Speaker 6: A famous prequel?
Speaker 2: Ah yes, conversations lasted three words or less. Who is
Speaker 2: it for you?
Speaker 7: There was?
Speaker 6: It's actually for my dad. He was at a lawn
Speaker 6: mower convention in Hawaii.
Speaker 12: Yeh, he was.
Speaker 6: He was in the list.
Speaker 8: The list open.
Speaker 6: Fellow walks into the lift, puts his hand out, so
Speaker 6: Shaky's hand or he says hello, I'm Joe Cocker. So
Speaker 6: my dad PuTTY's hand out, Phill Murphy.
Speaker 2: That's There's so many things about this so that are great.
Speaker 2: One the fact there is a global Norma convention in.
Speaker 3: Hawaii too, that Joe Cocker is a.
Speaker 2: Oh he's performing and listen. That's enough nor mower chat
Speaker 2: now about Carboretta's special guests. Now son who loves normos
Speaker 2: and knows a lot about them. Joe Cocker is there.
Speaker 2: Everything about this is amazing.
Speaker 6: We always thought about it from living here. Was at
Speaker 6: a lawnmower convention and he met Bill Murphy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I know exactly. I hope we do a phone
Speaker 2: in one day for famous people to call and tell
Speaker 2: us about who they've met. I met Bill Murphy once
Speaker 2: at a Great Lawnmower Convention of Hawaii. We need to
Speaker 2: talk about conventions tomorrow. I didn't know there was a
Speaker 2: global lawnmower convention.
Speaker 6: That is great.
Speaker 2: It was all right, see thanks you cool, thank you,
Speaker 2: thanks hop buye, thank you very much. All the calls
Speaker 2: this one and really really good. We've got to make
Speaker 2: a tough call now about well, what's the best one
Speaker 2: to give away? The he's been on Rama tickets, might
Speaker 2: have been on Rama tickets, the.
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Speaker 2: And what do you think a lawnmower convention even goes
Speaker 2: on for? Is it three days? How much is there
Speaker 2: to talk about? Like every year latest technological breakthroughs in
Speaker 2: the world of lawnmow it's both a ride on and
Speaker 2: the traditional pulling tipe. Are they moving into the electric
Speaker 2: world now? Or alternative fuel sources?
Speaker 3: Then you got the oils and the petrol.
Speaker 2: Yeah, blades, it's a whole down blades absolutely electric versus
Speaker 2: fuel and petrol and diesel? Is the more I think
Speaker 2: about three days? We need to google Actually when is
Speaker 2: the next lawmower convention? Find out who is the guest singer?
Speaker 2: After a Joe Cocking back in the day, God won
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Speaker 5: He put me off.
Speaker 2: Then why are you blaming me?
Speaker 5: Cause you're always the escape.
Speaker 2: We're paying your bins. It's a new way doing it.
Speaker 2: We're collecting yours, all right. Today's at work time waste.
Speaker 2: At last, At last, the kids have gone back to school.
Speaker 2: I thought they were never going back. Have they just
Speaker 2: been expelled? Or is it over there schooling? Now? When
Speaker 2: are you going back to school? You must be bored
Speaker 2: of us.
Speaker 3: Honestly, how do you think you would go as a
Speaker 3: homeschool teacher?
Speaker 2: Oh bad, Na'd be arranging druggy or something. Hey, carry on,
Speaker 2: do that homework. I'm just gonna go on the stairs.
Speaker 2: And it's not shooting up. No, no, not Captain Fantastic.
Speaker 2: It was up to me. I'll ship them off to
Speaker 2: some military academy. See you in ten years time with
Speaker 2: better people. Nothing really but go to school, all right?
Speaker 2: So today's that work time waster. Is take a celebrity
Speaker 2: to school. School celebrities. I've got jim Nastic. That one
Speaker 2: isn't good. I've not got that one. I've come back
Speaker 2: to on No gymnastic, carry I get it. I forgot
Speaker 2: my handwriting so bad I couldn't read the surname. I thought,
Speaker 2: I said, Carney. That doesn't work. Gymnastic carnee Johnny deputy.
Speaker 3: Head, Oh clever.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you never respected the deputy head, did you?
Speaker 3: Well, we had we call it vice principle here.
Speaker 2: Ah right, we don't really get they don't get the
Speaker 2: respect of the big person. Now. I've also got Barry
Speaker 2: white board, very good, yep art garf.
Speaker 3: Uncle, Ah, but you didn't change anything.
Speaker 2: And Sean pencil case, that's the one I'm most proud of.
Speaker 2: I don't think I'll do anything better this week. Sean
Speaker 2: pencil case. Or take a celebrito school, Jack post. What
Speaker 2: have you got like?
Speaker 3: Barry whiteboard? I've got Jack blackboard, Yes, very good. Macy
Speaker 3: Gray lead?
Speaker 2: Where is Macy greg Where was she was? Huge? Where
Speaker 2: is Macy Gray now? Normal Convention twenty nineteen? Do you
Speaker 2: remember her? Flashback? Here's Macy Gray.
Speaker 3: Math, Damon Nice and Recess Witherspoon.
Speaker 2: All very good? All right, send us yours, text them
Speaker 2: and then take a celebto school. Oh four seven five
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Speaker 2: Time now for us to mark. You're at work time
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Speaker 3: You know what I'm going to actually mark A plus
Speaker 3: A B plus in celebration of schools.
Speaker 2: Clever Okay, Celebration of schools fe fee lunchbox start a
Speaker 2: t K in Kensington World, done Philosophy Collins. Why didn't
Speaker 2: we do a feature called Philosophy Collins?
Speaker 3: That's great? We did every other player on words.
Speaker 2: I think we did do one. We did do one
Speaker 2: called trust Me. We weeedled every that was like rolling
Speaker 2: out some dough, very thin with those Phil Collins tickets.
Speaker 2: We did do one.
Speaker 3: How do you play Philosophy Colins?
Speaker 4: Real?
Speaker 2: Phil Collins did? Yeah? Well, Brendan B Plus, Marca Ruffalo,
Speaker 2: Mark Ruffalo b the whole. Jeffrey Jeffrey Smith, big fan
Speaker 2: of the full name being given now, thank you, mister Smith.
Speaker 2: Tina Bunsen Turner. Funny to hear the bunts and burner again,
Speaker 2: the gores and the tubing. Remember that did you wish
Speaker 2: to do that thing where the moment the teacher's back
Speaker 2: was turned to start Lightning mates pencil case, don't do
Speaker 2: that case it's very dangerous. I never did that. Someone
Speaker 2: else did that. Tory's spelling test A. Oh, well done,
Speaker 2: Heath lecture, These are great A plus Yeah, Simon, well done,
Speaker 2: Lucille ballpoint pen plus nice topical one, Johnny Prep B
Speaker 2: plus Madame Masa, Kristin school Bell, Oh yeah, Kristen Bell
Speaker 2: okay B Narrell, well done, Dust Hoffman.
Speaker 3: A H.
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Speaker 2: famous actor, Edward Woodwood. He was in the Equalizer, the
Speaker 2: old TV sh Way Before Your Time. Oh what? The
Speaker 2: Dave Mathematics band.
Speaker 3: That's not bad, but it's not really a celebrity in
Speaker 3: the band.
Speaker 2: Joan Collins Dictionary B, the School Bully, Joel Hey, Detention
Speaker 2: Washington Hey, mccaulay's calculus.
Speaker 3: Quite there B plus.
Speaker 2: Matthew Clark's Shoes B and Beyonce Knowledge.
Speaker 3: Oh I like that.
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Speaker 3: Are you guys on a group text with family members?
Speaker 2: I am with my two kids, and that my twelve
Speaker 2: year old daughter was named lit Fam. It's mainly just
Speaker 2: the Poe emoji times fifty seven exchange, but I feel
Speaker 2: like I'm an old man they've involved in the conversation
Speaker 2: lit Fam. So yes I am.
Speaker 3: I am on one with my wife's family, her mom
Speaker 3: and dad, her sister, her sister's boyfriend. And I've noticed
Speaker 3: that my sister in law's boyfriend has started referring to
Speaker 3: their mom as mama. So this is your mother in law,
Speaker 3: this is my mother in law. They all call her mama,
Speaker 3: which makes sense because absolutely she's Mama, it's their mom.
Speaker 3: But I call her Anna because that's her name.
Speaker 2: Sure, I've been in the.
Speaker 3: Picture for seven years and I still call her Anna.
Speaker 3: And now the new boyfriend, only a year and a
Speaker 3: half in, is already so familiar that Mama is now mama.
Speaker 2: I'm afraid this looks like it's the case of what's
Speaker 2: known as the favorite. Exactly, I know I'm a favorite
Speaker 2: son in law. I am okay, and he is the favorite.
Speaker 2: This is going to burn you uping in he is
Speaker 2: the favorite, well not.
Speaker 5: The golden boy Jack.
Speaker 3: So can I at least throw my hat in the
Speaker 3: ring and start saying Mama.
Speaker 2: It's got the whiff of try hard.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so I can't use mama.
Speaker 2: Now, you only got hope is that that relationship. It's
Speaker 2: the only way out for It's awful, but it's the
Speaker 2: only way you can go back to being otherwise he's
Speaker 2: clearly the favorite. All right.
Speaker 3: So last question then is if he gets kicked out
Speaker 3: and doesn't end up marrying my sister in law, can
Speaker 3: I then take Mama?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Absolutely, but right now nor nothing you can do
Speaker 2: is just start running a little smear campaign against start
Speaker 2: to break away WhatsApp group, you know, anti him.
Speaker 3: What do we think of that? Brent? Guys, you have another.
Speaker 2: Look at him because he look something might be funding
Speaker 2: terrorism just saying hashtag lit fan.
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