Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show podcast, Meldon's Gold one oh
Speaker 1: four point three.
Speaker 2: Why from Richmond, Gold one four point three h Melbourne, Australia,
Speaker 2: broadcasting to the world the Christians one nice to Swing Connor.
Speaker 3: My long pets were on inside out reakfast Shore.
Speaker 4: Even though I don't think I'm stinky, I just washed
Speaker 4: extra hard.
Speaker 2: Well, hey, good morning. So she's just confused about what
Speaker 2: day was Thursday? It is Thursday? Isn't it cool? Thursday? Everything,
Speaker 2: Skirt's gonna be good four hours? Don't you know what
Speaker 2: day is? Thursday? Morning? Good morning. It's a Christian O'Connor
Speaker 2: breakfast show here on Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: Good morning, Pats, morning.
Speaker 4: Good morning pets.
Speaker 3: Hello.
Speaker 2: Well that's not even then. I was going to talk
Speaker 2: about what we all thought were Tory Story four, which
Speaker 2: is out today that we saw last night. We saved that.
Speaker 2: There's part that, but depending that. Okay, this is now
Speaker 2: therapy for you. What's the latest on the ongoing drama
Speaker 2: Kate Gate?
Speaker 3: You fucking talk about it? I'm so so angry.
Speaker 2: Well, we're here for you.
Speaker 3: So there was an email yesterday.
Speaker 4: But you didn't want to talk about them.
Speaker 2: Tell this is what women do. I don't want to
Speaker 2: talk about it, fat I wanted about a lot.
Speaker 3: No, it's nothing wrong. Well, actually, so there was an
Speaker 3: email from the business yesterday.
Speaker 2: Can I just say, let's just because everyone needs to
Speaker 2: be up to speed with this, because it's so amazing
Speaker 2: what's happened and also what hasn't happened or should have happened.
Speaker 2: So Saturday it was order a girl, it was her
Speaker 2: eighth birthday. You'd order this cake gives you two hundred bucks, ye,
Speaker 2: bespoke caate with a strange kind of like blindfold on.
Speaker 3: No, this having to go through this little imask, right,
Speaker 3: it was a spar theme back, that's it. And they
Speaker 3: didn't deliver basically like when I got there it wasn't
Speaker 3: ready and then it collapsed so sloppy.
Speaker 2: I said, it's just shoddy, all right, And then you
Speaker 2: emailed the Monday.
Speaker 3: They emailed me back eventually on the Tuesday, said we're
Speaker 3: looking into it.
Speaker 2: It's a small little cake shop.
Speaker 3: Is investigation, it's just a little small business which we
Speaker 3: like to support.
Speaker 2: Is currently just makeing a documentary about it. And then
Speaker 2: and then you hear nothing but it call hear.
Speaker 3: Nothing back until yesterday email me back, but totally skirted
Speaker 3: around the issue and said, basically, in a nutshell, you
Speaker 3: pick the wrong icing. It shouldn't have been transported with
Speaker 3: that type of icing.
Speaker 2: So what you meant is eat the cake in the shop.
Speaker 2: That's a terrible and that's just sorry.
Speaker 5: You know what.
Speaker 3: We had a five minute conversation about what icing to
Speaker 3: have on it because we didn't want that thick, sugary
Speaker 3: icing because it's just peel it off. Anyway, it's not
Speaker 3: nice to eat. Oh I love that stuff, you know,
Speaker 3: that real hot you sort of stuff. So anyway, so
Speaker 3: we chose.
Speaker 2: So they should have said, hey, listen, you're obviously going
Speaker 2: to be transporting this cake. Tell you some recommendations at the.
Speaker 3: Cake exakly and you know what, and then I can
Speaker 3: make an educated choice. So anyway, we went with it,
Speaker 3: and I thought, you know what, that just doesn't fly. Anyway,
Speaker 3: long story short, she just wasn't interested, and I said, well, look,
Speaker 3: you've pushed me into a corner here. I've got no
Speaker 3: other option but to go on social media. And I
Speaker 3: mean it's already been exposed to our group of parents
Speaker 3: at school, at basketball, at swimming, at ballet, at athletics.
Speaker 3: You've got a.
Speaker 2: Big don't want my people, the swimming moms, the ballet moms.
Speaker 2: They are the wrong kind of people to mess with.
Speaker 2: You mess with me. There's mummies behind my family of moms.
Speaker 2: The mom who the sister her swimming moms. She might ballet.
Speaker 3: Moms wake up with a pony's head on her pillow.
Speaker 3: But you know what I just said to us just fluttered.
Speaker 2: So did you finally speak on the phone?
Speaker 3: Well, you know what I thought, damn this. I'm going
Speaker 3: to ring her because I hate this email trail. It's
Speaker 3: like just ring and speak to me, like, let's communicate
Speaker 3: like adults.
Speaker 2: Anyway, that did, but also like an adult threatened to
Speaker 2: put you on social media.
Speaker 3: Well you know it didn't go well, and.
Speaker 2: Please tell me all the details. What do you mean
Speaker 2: he didn't go in the phone?
Speaker 3: I might have raised my voice slightly.
Speaker 2: Right, And does she raise hers as well? No?
Speaker 3: She just wasn't interested.
Speaker 2: That's terrible.
Speaker 3: And I said, look, I just I can't seriously is
Speaker 3: this have you seen the photos? Are you actually happy
Speaker 3: for your product to go out like that?
Speaker 1: Like?
Speaker 3: Are you happy for your company name to have that
Speaker 3: sort of And she goes mane she did that?
Speaker 2: What do you mean? What was it a kind of
Speaker 2: a or was it more of a like?
Speaker 3: Oh well? And I thought, you know what, this isn't
Speaker 3: getting me. I could argue with this woman for a minute,
Speaker 3: like I'm not going to waste any of my time.
Speaker 2: But come on the show and show hung up?
Speaker 3: I hung up.
Speaker 2: There's two guy adults. I'm going to hang up like a.
Speaker 3: She would take no blame, she would take no blame,
Speaker 3: she wouldn't wouldn't even apologize. Look, and I just thought,
Speaker 3: you know what, You're an idiot. So I've got no
Speaker 3: more time for this.
Speaker 2: Are you safe to be on a radio show today?
Speaker 1: Kevin?
Speaker 3: I have not named her business and quite frankly, I
Speaker 3: might be looking at my legal ones.
Speaker 2: All right, you're going to actually take it a court.
Speaker 2: There's a thing in your own news and in the
Speaker 2: front whatever you say is the front of the court. Today.
Speaker 2: They're bringing in the cake is exhibit A the smoking gun.
Speaker 3: There's a thing called Consumer Affairs Victoria that is there too,
Speaker 3: protect people, protect customers.
Speaker 2: Apparently Pat spoke to producer Brad yesterday, which is I
Speaker 2: just want to know what my rights are and he went,
Speaker 2: I think no no, no, this gets better. He thought
Speaker 2: she went about consumer affairs. Oh no, about what she
Speaker 2: can say on the radio without getting fired. He went
Speaker 2: brand went to see the Saunters to check she's going
Speaker 2: to be okay to do the show, and she was
Speaker 2: yelling so loudly. One of the other news team went,
Speaker 2: you know, they're trying to listen to news feed, isn't it?
Speaker 1: You know?
Speaker 3: I just look, you know what it's on her bat
Speaker 3: it's her business. If she's happy to run a business
Speaker 3: like that, Well, good luck, honey. I don't think you're
Speaker 3: going to be opening twelve months written, spoken authorized, you
Speaker 3: were there.
Speaker 2: Good luck, honey, Good luck honey. The passive aggressive of
Speaker 2: that is powerful. Good luck, honey. Tallerday show is simply
Speaker 2: good luck, honey. We can call it now. Yeah, can
Speaker 2: there be an interesting show today? Everyone? They send out
Speaker 2: for Jack and I are a therapisting.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three?
Speaker 2: Wat chance you know win ELM John tickets brand new
Speaker 2: Isolated Vocal at eight. We're looking for the teams the
Speaker 2: legends that were about to try and track a mattress
Speaker 2: as far as you can for this radio station next
Speaker 2: week take part in the amazing matrees. I was on
Speaker 2: Govin Millers show yesterday. Is that time to kill? Because
Speaker 2: I was heading into Docklands. Who do our movie club
Speaker 2: last night? Thank you very much everyone who came out,
Speaker 2: and before we did the little chat live on the show.
Speaker 2: Gavin I was chatting anyway off air and he has
Speaker 2: seen Mister five, this big new Michael Hutchins documentary and
Speaker 2: said it is outstanding and Gather is a proper music man.
Speaker 2: He's really into his music. It's a brilliant, smart music presenter.
Speaker 2: We're lucky to have one station. He was saying, it's
Speaker 2: an amazing documentary. I think we're allowed to be sent
Speaker 2: a link to see it over the next couple of days.
Speaker 4: Oh awesome, Well they trust us with a link?
Speaker 2: Yeah, would we give that to anybody? I think they
Speaker 2: trust you that you wouldn't just give it to anyone.
Speaker 4: I'm selling link.
Speaker 2: I am actually going out. I tell you who was
Speaker 2: asked for the you are out? Does anyone say you
Speaker 2: are l anymore? I'm keeping the U r L alive.
Speaker 2: Tell who's asked for the U R out is Bob
Speaker 2: Murphy wants to see a little cheekyling of it as well. Yeah,
Speaker 2: supposed to be brilliant.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one four point three.
Speaker 2: So yesterday we host another one of our movie clubs
Speaker 2: and this song was another great hoits at the Docklands.
Speaker 2: First time I've been to that area.
Speaker 4: You know what, living in Melbourne, it's really the first
Speaker 4: time I've been around that big mall as well.
Speaker 2: Oh really right, can I just you know, ask you
Speaker 2: guys first of all, be afore I say what I
Speaker 2: think that Docklands area, that precinct. I'm not talking about
Speaker 2: Marvel Stadium or anything of that. That area where we
Speaker 2: were yesterday, sort of shopping, open air shopping mall. You
Speaker 2: guys happy with that? You like that?
Speaker 4: It's the first time I've been there. And I'll be
Speaker 4: honest at night when we were got there so we
Speaker 4: can talk about it. Lacked vibe vibe.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they've had a lot of trouble making it work,
Speaker 3: to be honest, Like it's taken a while to take off.
Speaker 4: And it does it take off during the day?
Speaker 2: When does it happen down there at Docklands. It seems
Speaker 2: to me like a white elephant.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it is.
Speaker 4: I felt sorry for that Chinese restaurant next to the
Speaker 4: Summer Did you walk past there? Because it looked beautiful
Speaker 4: in there and I had one hundred tables.
Speaker 2: Don't downstairs because so this heints. It took me twenty
Speaker 2: minutes to find out how to get in. I was
Speaker 2: wandering around and there were these amazing restaurants. They are
Speaker 2: really great, with like three miserable looking staff in there,
Speaker 2: just lonely, just bored. And then I saw what is
Speaker 2: that Melbourne Star?
Speaker 4: They had a lot of trouble with that as well.
Speaker 2: What is that? Come at me and say landmark? No,
Speaker 2: that is not a landmark. It's a wheel. You can't say, hey,
Speaker 2: tourists from London, New York, here's one of our landmarks.
Speaker 2: It's a wheels lit up the star. It's the Melbourne Star.
Speaker 2: It's over that big Well.
Speaker 4: At least it works now they put that up. How
Speaker 4: long did you run? For three months?
Speaker 6: Pa long?
Speaker 4: And then it was out of commission for five years
Speaker 4: five years.
Speaker 3: All the pods that had issues with the pods you're.
Speaker 4: Joking was unsafe. So it just sat there, ye.
Speaker 2: Like it been punished on the naughty step. That's unbelievable. Yes,
Speaker 2: a strange little hub down. Then the rest of Melbourne
Speaker 2: is so happening and alive, and then there's this strange,
Speaker 2: kind of like vacuum. I didn't know if it was
Speaker 2: just me or I was tired last night. And the
Speaker 2: cinema was great. The movie was amazing. I love Toy
Speaker 2: Story for but then when you go back out, the
Speaker 2: charm and warm glow I had quickly evaporated when wandering
Speaker 2: around aimlessly round that kind of white elephant that is Docklands.
Speaker 4: Well, even the cinema was amazing, but it was more
Speaker 4: like a lecture.
Speaker 2: Hall was Seriously, you know when you see on the
Speaker 2: news like the un have met up.
Speaker 4: It was like that it was messy, wasn't it. It
Speaker 4: should have had plucards.
Speaker 2: And seriously the delegation from Frankston South that it was.
Speaker 2: I always go out and just say hello and thanks everyone,
Speaker 2: and I was like looking up endlessly. I don't think
Speaker 2: I can see the people at the top. It was
Speaker 2: like walking out addressing the MTG, the.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell breakfast show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: I am now going to direct the address the hard
Speaker 2: work and good people called trades. Most of Maligne trades
Speaker 2: by breakfast shows. You hear other breakfast shows talk about trades,
Speaker 2: and oh, it's only trade's up between six and seven.
Speaker 2: We'll start the show at seven. You know, you work
Speaker 2: really hard. If you're trading, you're up way before anybody else.
Speaker 2: You don't get enough credit for that. You're the blue
Speaker 2: collar heroes out there, and I need your help right now.
Speaker 2: You've got all this wisdom in those brains, don't they trades?
Speaker 4: Are you saying the late starters like Sampaign starting at
Speaker 4: seven o'clock will end? Did I say that hate trades?
Speaker 2: Did I say that? If you want to interpret it
Speaker 2: like that, that's someone else. But I need the trades
Speaker 2: out right now. My wife's given me this impossible job.
Speaker 2: Yesterday I came home and I was confronted. That's the
Speaker 2: right word here, confronted by a post it note. And
Speaker 2: if you're in a relationship, that's often how you communicate,
Speaker 2: when it goes from text to post it note. It's
Speaker 2: defcon in a relationship, it's actually in right. It's like
Speaker 2: you've been served with a writ. And as soon as
Speaker 2: I get in right, I see on the kitchen an
Speaker 2: angry post it note. Wait for them. I'm like, ah, no,
Speaker 2: God to do something. Oh no, And then I see
Speaker 2: what it's on top of all, I can describe them
Speaker 2: as schematics. Schematics. My wife had found the PDF online
Speaker 2: of this thermostat for the heating system in our new house.
Speaker 2: And we do not know how to use this thing. Right,
Speaker 2: it is some kind of Enigma machine from Bletchley Park, Right,
Speaker 2: look it up. If you don't know what that reference means,
Speaker 2: I can't you bother to explain it bolted to the wall.
Speaker 2: We can't even work out how to turn it off.
Speaker 2: I can't work out to turn the heating off. It
Speaker 2: was blazing at the weekend. It was a really nice
Speaker 2: mild weekend. It was too hot in the house. We're China.
Speaker 2: I can't get in. There's no one off button, and
Speaker 2: there's a toggle thing and that men you go back
Speaker 2: at back, and there's always sad. There's too many options
Speaker 2: on it, okay. And so my wife said, I'm going
Speaker 2: to find the PDF and I'm going to leave you
Speaker 2: in charge of this. And yesterday was the day of reckoning.
Speaker 2: She'd printed it off and the post it note said,
Speaker 2: can you not even hallow Chris or I love you?
Speaker 2: How was your day? Can you get to grips with
Speaker 2: this massive question mark? And then reduce auto heat to
Speaker 2: twenty and be able to turn off? And I started
Speaker 2: to read through it, and I was like, I don't
Speaker 2: understand any of these hieroglyphs.
Speaker 4: We're just looking at it. Why does it have to
Speaker 4: be three pages long?
Speaker 2: Exactly just reduce or it's going through all the very
Speaker 2: step by step troubleshooting guide and I don't My skill
Speaker 2: set is really narrow, virtually non existent. This is all
Speaker 2: I can do. There's no real skill involved in what
Speaker 2: I do here. I'm not smart enough right to going
Speaker 2: to work out this, but I need to. This is
Speaker 2: the only thing I've got hanging over me over the
Speaker 2: next couple of days. I'm hoping that some heating engineer
Speaker 2: or trading is up to speed with the Semens Rev sixteen.
Speaker 2: Do any of you tradees? Are you familiar with the
Speaker 2: Semens operating system for the Rev sixteen? All I need
Speaker 2: to do is I need to reduce the auto heat
Speaker 2: to twenty and be able to turn this beast off.
Speaker 3: What is it deducted or what is it? Rady eight is?
Speaker 2: Do you know what now you feel like a RADI
Speaker 2: who's come in my house and I feel intimidated.
Speaker 3: You're not sure to admit too though.
Speaker 4: All right, do you have event in the floor?
Speaker 2: No, this is great for us pommies. We love a
Speaker 2: great classic radiator.
Speaker 4: Yeah, okay, you got the hydronic that's the word.
Speaker 2: Yes, yeah, yeah. I tell you why people get very
Speaker 2: impressed with hydronics, don't they. Last week I posted a
Speaker 2: photo of my dog in the new house. All the
Speaker 2: comments were, oh, you've got hydronic heating. Nothing about the dog. Oh,
Speaker 2: how lucky my husband, I want to get hydronic heating.
Speaker 2: Oh you've moved into a house with hydronic heating. I
Speaker 2: tell my wife, I didn't know this place has got
Speaker 2: hydronic heating. I went, yeah, dummy. That's that was on
Speaker 2: the big selling points.
Speaker 4: You know how the PR team want you to do
Speaker 4: that spread about the sun comes and looks at your house.
Speaker 2: Post it with those shoes or socks on next to
Speaker 2: my hydronic radiator.
Speaker 4: You're around the hydrogenic heating.
Speaker 2: All right, So are there any heating engineers listen that
Speaker 2: can help me out and guide me through the To me,
Speaker 2: it's like diffusing a bomb nine four one four one
Speaker 2: oh four three. I will be eternally grateful.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: Christian, I think it'll probably be easy for you to
Speaker 2: just buy a brand new heating system grame. If you
Speaker 2: go online to our Facebook page, oh see one O
Speaker 2: four three, you can see this two page document just
Speaker 2: explaining in easy steps apparently how to change the heating.
Speaker 2: And obviously the previous owner of this house we've moved into,
Speaker 2: they've set a timer, so it must cut on in
Speaker 2: the morning, comes on eating their schedule, and what I
Speaker 2: don't want to interfere with that because then I have
Speaker 2: to do you know, you've got to set the Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday,
Speaker 2: Friday repeat, and then you've got to do it. Then
Speaker 2: it goes weekend days, and then when.
Speaker 3: It becomes so hard.
Speaker 4: And then daylight savings. That's why I still haven't changed
Speaker 4: since we fished.
Speaker 2: It's just too much. I can't cope with this world.
Speaker 2: It's just too much. Is just for running a while
Speaker 2: or is there an adult on the streets you can
Speaker 2: come and help me?
Speaker 4: Well, so the heating is on twenty four to seven
Speaker 4: at the moment, No.
Speaker 2: He's not twenty four seven. It comes on not two periods.
Speaker 2: But it's so blastingly hot. We can't turn the beast down.
Speaker 2: You can't of no, normally with a klickie thermostate, you
Speaker 2: just move it, don't you. Yeah, this thing is behind
Speaker 2: glass and it's a toggle thing. That's all I've got
Speaker 2: is a toggle thing to sort of go through the
Speaker 2: different options. And you're right, why is it so complicated now, Pats?
Speaker 3: I don't know. Everything's hard, don't you think? Like you
Speaker 3: know Internet?
Speaker 2: Now?
Speaker 3: We have to have E tag? Now?
Speaker 4: Is this just sounds like all of a sudden, it
Speaker 4: sounds like an old person radio show.
Speaker 2: That's Pats, He's taken us their case. It's one of
Speaker 2: the old flat earthers. Everyone's going to have an E tag?
Speaker 2: Who's gonna have an etach? What's that going to do with.
Speaker 3: My That's what I mean, though, like every life's so
Speaker 3: busy and complicated. It's not simple anymore. Like with your
Speaker 3: heating you off.
Speaker 2: I got Ben and Dave trades. That's what they do
Speaker 2: the right solo or there's two of them. You know,
Speaker 2: there's someone driving, there's someone in charge of the radio
Speaker 2: looking out the window.
Speaker 4: The apprentice. Maybe, yes, that's it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, anyway, that's me Ben and Dave. Good morning boys,
Speaker 2: you're there, we're here. Is that Ben? Is that Dave here?
Speaker 7: You got Ben Daves driving?
Speaker 2: Day driving right?
Speaker 7: Okay, Yeah, we're a couple of hydraulic and sort sorry
Speaker 7: if we drop it out. We're a little bit rural
Speaker 7: at the moment.
Speaker 2: Where are you Where are you headed today? We're heading
Speaker 2: up to Castle Maine right, okay? Geelong? Right okay, big
Speaker 2: drive today. So listen, boys, thank you very much. Responding
Speaker 2: to my so os, what can you tell me about
Speaker 2: the mysterious world of the thermostat.
Speaker 7: That they're an old style and a bit of a
Speaker 7: night to us. Great, so yeah, I feel your pain.
Speaker 2: So yeah, they could always be a lot easier.
Speaker 7: To use and what they are unfortunately, so how.
Speaker 2: I just want to be to turn the temperature down
Speaker 2: and we'll get out to turn it off.
Speaker 7: Well without standing there in front of the mate. It's
Speaker 7: going to be very difficult.
Speaker 2: This is the worst call of the year for me,
Speaker 2: and it's not to do with you too, but it's
Speaker 2: just I've got to I've got to sort this out.
Speaker 2: My wife's giving me this mission.
Speaker 7: Oh well, off You're going to have to give me
Speaker 7: your address and I'll come and do it for free
Speaker 7: for you.
Speaker 4: And the smile from ear to ear?
Speaker 2: Where do you live? Very were down in Geelong? Did
Speaker 2: you long to your miles away? I'm Hampton Bayside. He's
Speaker 2: going to slip all the way around to me.
Speaker 7: That's all right. I've got Dave punching me here, saying
Speaker 7: say the business name?
Speaker 2: Do say the business name? Boys, go on, what's your business?
Speaker 7: It's Heating Plus in Geelong.
Speaker 2: The official heaters of the Christian O'Connor Breakfast.
Speaker 3: Sure, I think they? Where are we actually? When we
Speaker 3: built the house?
Speaker 2: They're great? There is that right?
Speaker 3: Yeah, they're a great mob. Go with them.
Speaker 2: They're very You know when I moved here, everyone went.
Speaker 2: I know there's five million people that live in Melbourne.
Speaker 2: It's a very small city. Everyone knows everyone. This is nute.
Speaker 2: Is that the heating company did your place?
Speaker 3: And you know I never had an issue with it ever.
Speaker 2: Have you got hundre on it? Yes, life changer? All right? Boys,
Speaker 2: stay there, okay, stay there, no problem. Do you know
Speaker 2: what I'm going to do? I'm not even my wife
Speaker 2: never hears this part of the show. I'm going to
Speaker 2: get him to come around next week. My wife and
Speaker 2: kids they go back to Pommy Land Sunday I'm home alone.
Speaker 2: Or next week I'll get them to come around. I
Speaker 2: will live to my wife. I fixed this.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: So last night another one of our movie clubs. Thank
Speaker 2: you to everyone who came out and spent time. They're
Speaker 2: never going to get back to a workout exactly how
Speaker 2: to find the Hoyts Docklands. But great cinema and Toy
Speaker 2: Story four it's out today. You can go and see it.
Speaker 2: That is a brilliant movie. I have to be honest.
Speaker 2: I thought we don't need a Toy Story for four
Speaker 2: because Toy Story three I felt like it ended it beautifully.
Speaker 2: It's dealt with really well. And then there's been like
Speaker 2: nine ten years and it felt like a cash scrab
Speaker 2: do you know, by the way, just the third Toy
Speaker 2: Story movie, the most recent one, made one billion dollars
Speaker 2: alone just for the film, just that Toy Story three.
Speaker 4: They think on top of that, how much the merchandise
Speaker 4: mac Yeah.
Speaker 2: A billion dollars. So suddenly and no wonder Disney Pixel
Speaker 2: want to maybe we should have another one, Maybe we
Speaker 2: should we should get another of that billion dollars, So
Speaker 2: anywhere else think that sounds great? A billion dollars. However,
Speaker 2: then I saw the movie yesterday. It is brilliant. It
Speaker 2: is so good. It's up there with all the other
Speaker 2: three movies. There's nothing cynical about this movie. It is
Speaker 2: crammed with great It's got such beautiful touches. At the
Speaker 2: star of it isn't actually Woodiam Buzz. It's lovely seeing
Speaker 2: them again and Slinky and mister potato Head. There's a
Speaker 2: new star of the movie and that is a spork.
Speaker 4: It's really funny. It's really funny film.
Speaker 2: How they make you genuinely, I mean, I was crying
Speaker 2: at the end of it about the sport and that's
Speaker 2: I'm going home. I'm thinking, how did they do that?
Speaker 2: It's a computer animated movie and I'm crying about the
Speaker 2: existential angst in a sport with plastic spoon for yes,
Speaker 2: you know, I mean, yet they do they make you
Speaker 2: really care and feel about these characters. And the fourth
Speaker 2: Toy Story movie is actually about it is It's about
Speaker 2: existential angst and what's life about and what's your purpose
Speaker 2: in life and when things, when time happens, and what
Speaker 2: you find joy in and purposing Those are really big
Speaker 2: things that a lot of sort of new wave art
Speaker 2: house movies struggle to do. But Toy Story four smashed
Speaker 2: it yesterday. It really makes you think. It fills your
Speaker 2: heart with joy when you leave the cinema, then you
Speaker 2: sudden mind that you're at Docklands and there's not so
Speaker 2: much joy. But great movie. Go and see it. There
Speaker 2: were a lot of kids there yesterday that younger listeners
Speaker 2: to the show that absolutely loved it as well. I
Speaker 2: thought it was brilliant so and it got me thinking
Speaker 2: about my favorite toy. You know, when you look at
Speaker 2: all those classic toys and Toy Story and for me
Speaker 2: there was one toy, a golden god of toys. Did
Speaker 2: any of you have this?
Speaker 4: Evil's ready, the amazing stace cycle that general power sends him.
Speaker 2: Over one hundred feet of top speed. He's Evil Canievil
Speaker 2: stunt cycle. The excitement I had with this, the rest
Speaker 2: of my life has already been trying to recapture the
Speaker 2: magic that I had with my Evil can Eagral stunt cycle.
Speaker 2: Was Evil Canevil on his bike and he sort of
Speaker 2: wound him up and he shot off and I would
Speaker 2: build ramps and he go over my sisters, my little ponies.
Speaker 2: The best thing to do was him was to shoot
Speaker 2: off the top of the stairs, so he would go
Speaker 2: all the way down the stairs. But this toy was indestructible.
Speaker 2: He couldn't be broken. Hours and hours are fun, unlike
Speaker 2: the real evil Canevel who crashed consent, consistently broken. Probably
Speaker 2: the world's worst daredevil really, but the world's greatest dared
Speaker 2: devil as well. Jack, what is it for you?
Speaker 4: I've chosen Stretch Armstrong. I loved this toys. The kids
Speaker 4: still remember Christmas morning opening him up.
Speaker 7: Stop stop evil doers.
Speaker 2: I'm trying to think super stretching, super peros stretch arms
Speaker 2: from yeah, stretch Armstrong now stretching fun.
Speaker 4: Further then ever before, a really simple idea. It's funny
Speaker 4: what a kid will love doing. But stretch back.
Speaker 2: We were so happy that now kids are all online
Speaker 2: or games and that's what will occupy their minds. But
Speaker 2: we had fast, simpler, basic toys. But you had hours
Speaker 2: and hours and hours because you had to be spontaneous
Speaker 2: and improvise with them.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you had to use your imagination because all you
Speaker 4: could do is stretch, stretch, armstrong to arms and legs.
Speaker 4: You had to make up the rest of his world.
Speaker 2: You imagine trying to If I try to get one
Speaker 2: of my kids to put down their phones and get
Speaker 2: off Instagram or Snapchat to go and play with the
Speaker 2: stretchy toys, got stretchy arms, they think that I was
Speaker 2: drunk or lost the plot. After this song there we'll
Speaker 2: find out what Patsy's favorite toy was? What is it
Speaker 2: for you? What was your number one favorite toy as
Speaker 2: a kid? Nine four one four, one oh four three, The.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four.
Speaker 2: Think back then, what was your favorite toy? We host
Speaker 2: some advanced screening last night and a part of our
Speaker 2: Movie Club, and it was Toy Story for It's a
Speaker 2: great movie. Go and see it this weekend. You'll love it.
Speaker 2: Whether you've got kids or not, it doesn't matter. It
Speaker 2: just reminds you of being a kid and the joy
Speaker 2: you had in playing with your favorite toys. And Jack
Speaker 2: and I would just talking about you on the song.
Speaker 2: You know, we were just talking about how it is
Speaker 2: when you used just a simplest toy, a very very
Speaker 2: basic toy now what feels like a very basic toy now,
Speaker 2: but didn't to us. It was like a magical thing
Speaker 2: in a box that you could do a million different
Speaker 2: have a million different adventures with.
Speaker 4: Yeah, inspired your imagination because you have one thing to
Speaker 4: start with.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's all you had. You could create any kind
Speaker 2: of different adventures and you pull in other toys to
Speaker 2: get involved. And Yeah. So for me, it was all
Speaker 2: about the evil and evil stunt cycle in my little
Speaker 2: tiny mind at the age when I first got that,
Speaker 2: when I was a I had evil canevel in my backyard.
Speaker 2: That's what I felt like. For you, stretch Armstrong, And
Speaker 2: then for Pats, what was your favorite toy?
Speaker 3: Oh, baby alive doll? Sorry, the baby alive doll. Santa
Speaker 3: brought it in nineteen seventy seven. For me, sounds like
Speaker 3: some horrible No, it.
Speaker 2: Was baby alive. It was the baby.
Speaker 3: Alive, cruelest technology, this doll. And it ate and it
Speaker 3: pooped and it said a few things. I think it
Speaker 3: used to say, I want my mama.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Chucky, she's baby Ali. You don't have no.
Speaker 5: Mask your cherries, baby.
Speaker 2: Cherries.
Speaker 3: She came with little satchets that you mixed water with
Speaker 3: and you'd feed her, right, and then she'd poop and
Speaker 3: you'd change her nappy. But I used them all on
Speaker 3: Christmas Day, so by Boxing Day I was shoving like
Speaker 3: mashed potato in her and she eventually, by that New's
Speaker 3: Day had gone moldy and she's steak, so Mum had
Speaker 3: to actually throw her out and get me in one
Speaker 3: what maybe not alive no more?
Speaker 2: Did you have a little pram as well?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 2: Yes, and the blanket? Have you really?
Speaker 3: Yeah, Audrey plays with it.
Speaker 2: Oh that's amazing. Yeah, all right, let's take some cool son.
Speaker 2: What's your favorite toy as a kid? Who we got here, Sharon?
Speaker 2: Good morning? By good morning, Shon. What was your favorite toy? Mate?
Speaker 8: It was actually my brother. You had a man toy?
Speaker 2: Oh, yes, Steve Austin, the Barnic Man.
Speaker 8: Yeah, it's Billy Man.
Speaker 9: And if he looked through the back of his head,
Speaker 9: he had a little hole that amplified his ny VIII.
Speaker 2: That's right, that's right, it was. There was a hole
Speaker 2: in the back of his head right where supposedly it
Speaker 2: was meant to be his bionic eye, and it was
Speaker 2: just a slightly magnified hole, wasn't it.
Speaker 8: That's right, sounds really creepy now, No, but I.
Speaker 2: Used to love that toy. It was a brilliant one. Sharon, right,
Speaker 2: thank you very much. You call if you've got to
Speaker 2: tell us your favorite toy. Let us know nine four
Speaker 2: one for one four three.
Speaker 1: The Christian who Connall Breakfast Show, Milbourn's Gold one oh
Speaker 1: four point three.
Speaker 2: Christian I also had a baby alive. Let Patsy know.
Speaker 2: I absolutely loved it, awesome doll. I would put green
Speaker 2: diner food, so she pooped it and vomited green, okay,
Speaker 2: Karen in Mornington Christian I had the female equivalent. We'll
Speaker 2: talking about your favorite toys you had as a kid.
Speaker 2: A female equivalent of your Evil can Evil is called
Speaker 2: Debbie Daring also had her own stunt cycle. What was
Speaker 2: your number one favorite toys a kid? Nine four one
Speaker 2: four one four three.
Speaker 1: The Christian Who Connall Breakfast Show, Milbourn's Gold one oh
Speaker 1: four point three.
Speaker 2: We'll talk about your favorite toy, your number one favorite
Speaker 2: toy after we saw advanced screen last night of Disney
Speaker 2: Pixar's new toy Story four movie, which is out today,
Speaker 2: which is great All right, let's take some more calls. Aaron,
Speaker 2: Good morning morning, Christian. So al, what was your favorite
Speaker 2: toys a kid?
Speaker 10: Mate, we'quite plenty of toys. I was a spoiled little
Speaker 10: raffy bet Bratt in the seventies and my dad got
Speaker 10: posted to America and I ended up with all the
Speaker 10: toys you can imagine. But one of my favorites, just
Speaker 10: like yours, was the Evil Can, Evil montorbike and stunt car.
Speaker 2: But you had the stunt car as well.
Speaker 10: Yeah. You could put him inside and close it and
Speaker 10: he'd launch them off your balcony and he just hit
Speaker 10: anything and would survive.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I see. My parents couldn't step to that as well.
Speaker 2: And I hated the rich kids that lived well a
Speaker 2: long way from me that had that as well. I
Speaker 2: just had the stunt cycle. I never got that that car.
Speaker 2: And I'm beginning to get turned to dislike to you
Speaker 2: and take these long hell grudges out on you out
Speaker 2: And I'm sorry, mate, but yeah.
Speaker 6: That's okay.
Speaker 2: Was it good? Was it? Don't tell me it was
Speaker 2: better than the bike.
Speaker 10: It wasn't better than the box.
Speaker 2: I think it was better than the bike.
Speaker 10: It contained evil within the car, and you couldn't see it.
Speaker 2: Don't do that. You can't cage that beautiful bird. You
Speaker 2: got to let evil fly, Evil fly, you know exactly,
Speaker 2: And when.
Speaker 10: You launched them off the second story and just to
Speaker 10: see him bounce and flip and turn and then it
Speaker 10: was it was fantastic. But you could always put them
Speaker 10: back together and.
Speaker 2: They worked indestructive on Aaron, tell me this. Could you
Speaker 2: ever get your evil and Evil to sit down on
Speaker 2: his flipping bike? Mine would never sit down on it.
Speaker 2: It was always propped up with this bum in the air.
Speaker 10: You brought you exactly what.
Speaker 2: Would never sit down on the bike. So really, annoy me?
Speaker 2: Sit down evil, Aaron? She called me Nicole. Nicole. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: you called me brings that in the morning. Guy. Yeah.
Speaker 4: It's actually a strappy kid, and you're the substitute teacher.
Speaker 2: It's like I'm making, you know, direct sales calls or something.
Speaker 2: Can I talk to you about having content insurance?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 2: You cale, welcome to the show. Let's start again. What's
Speaker 2: your favorite toy?
Speaker 11: Rubber Dove Dolly? I loved her so much. I even
Speaker 11: remember this theme song and I can sing it for you. Please,
Speaker 11: Off you go, Rah Dolly, soft little Dolly, play with
Speaker 11: her in the bus with you having a bus can
Speaker 11: be lots of fun because two in the batup is
Speaker 11: more fun than one.
Speaker 2: It's incredible. You know we've got the TV advert here.
Speaker 2: Let's let's play that back and compare what you just did.
Speaker 2: Start pretty ding. You give her when you beath to,
Speaker 2: you give her.
Speaker 1: So much fun with.
Speaker 2: That's great, Cale, very good, thanks you cole mate. Have
Speaker 2: a good day.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one O four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: What I'm about to do is the quin of throwing
Speaker 2: a hand grenade into a fish pond. There is going
Speaker 2: to be collateral damage. So does this bring you up
Speaker 2: to speed with Day four of Pats's cake Gate. A
Speaker 2: birthday cake was commissioned for a beautiful old daughter, Ordi,
Speaker 2: turning eight on Saturday. Pats had paid two hundred dollars.
Speaker 2: She goes to pick up the cake and it is
Speaker 2: in no way what you paid for.
Speaker 3: No, it was not.
Speaker 2: And there's been some ongoing emails and then it all
Speaker 2: came to her head yesterday with a lady from the
Speaker 2: cake shop and you having a big row on the phone.
Speaker 3: No I'm not a big rowl but one person was rowing, No,
Speaker 3: not rowing, just spirited conversation.
Speaker 2: And you called her an idiot and then hung up.
Speaker 3: Well I wasn't getting anywhere, there was no point.
Speaker 2: And then you called me left the message.
Speaker 3: Yes I did.
Speaker 2: Do you remember the message?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 3: I did.
Speaker 2: Do here it is fay.
Speaker 12: Hey. I am absolutely moment take on in, head it
Speaker 12: out with your fine. She's a numb skull anyway, trying
Speaker 12: out of social media today, not backing you.
Speaker 2: So I get that, and I'm like, oh boy, I'm
Speaker 2: thinking Michael Douglas falling down? What is going on? I
Speaker 2: mean what I'm in the middle of my day. I'm like, okay,
Speaker 2: how a thermostat works? And I'm like, my phone it
Speaker 2: felt like was burning through my hand with what is
Speaker 2: That's fine? I'm there anyway, Hopefully this is therapy for you.
Speaker 2: We've made this for your Patsy with your voicemail message.
Speaker 2: Check this out.
Speaker 12: I hey, I'm absolutely sin. I'll just heat it out
Speaker 12: thro the SI numb stullum.
Speaker 3: That's gonna hate.
Speaker 2: Me now, No, they're not. We've all been there. We
Speaker 2: have all been treated badly or felt like we've been
Speaker 2: let down when someone doesn't handle a playing very well,
Speaker 2: we've all been there past.
Speaker 3: What she had to say was acknowledge, yeah, the mistake,
Speaker 3: or acknowledge that. Look, I'm sorry you feel that way,
Speaker 3: but just it was her. I don't know, I don't know.
Speaker 3: I can't I can't speak. I'm too upset.
Speaker 2: That's okay, Okay, well we can now pick things up
Speaker 2: for you. Okay, we've all done a Patsy. Okay, let's
Speaker 2: call it that. We've all done a Patsy where you've
Speaker 2: just lost the plot you really have because you're so
Speaker 2: wound up in these days. We are made to feel
Speaker 2: like we don't matter anymore. We're just a tiny little spec.
Speaker 2: They don't really need our business, and you know you
Speaker 2: had to over a lot of money. It isn't if
Speaker 2: I'm right, Pats, I'm in the situation before. It isn't
Speaker 2: about the money. It's about it was your daughter's birthday.
Speaker 2: You just want it to be the perfect day.
Speaker 3: But it wasn't even about that, because that makes me
Speaker 3: sound like one of those parents where she's my princess
Speaker 3: and everything. It wasn't even about the day being pop. No, no,
Speaker 3: it wasn't. It was about the small business owner me
Speaker 3: patronizing her. You know, supporting her business and her not
Speaker 3: doing a good job. That's what it was about.
Speaker 2: Charging all right, when have you done a Patsy? Lost
Speaker 2: the plot? They didn't handle your complaint very well. What happened?
Speaker 2: Nine four one four one o four three, And I
Speaker 2: know what you want to hear again.
Speaker 12: I am absolutely just head it out with flying numb anyway,
Speaker 12: social media not back with him?
Speaker 2: When did you knock back down? Call us? Now you've
Speaker 2: done a Patsy nine four one four one o four three.
Speaker 2: When you come on air, please don't get yourself and
Speaker 2: us in trouble. Don't name the business. I don't want
Speaker 2: to do that. I don't think it's fair either.
Speaker 4: That doesn't named the cake.
Speaker 2: No, I don't know people doing that because anyone can
Speaker 2: have a bad k replace the name of the business
Speaker 2: though with a rival radio station. So if you had
Speaker 2: a bad Triple M experience, let me know right now.
Speaker 2: Nine four one four one o four three.
Speaker 1: Christian Breakfast Show, Melviourn's Gold one oh four point.
Speaker 2: Three, pats you don't want to mess god one four
Speaker 2: point three. Come on ins to Christian O'Connor Breakfast Show.
Speaker 2: We've all done a pats where you've complained, and they've
Speaker 2: just not made you feel good about the complaint. They're
Speaker 2: trying to talk you down or shout you down, or
Speaker 2: ignore your make out. It's your problem. They don't care
Speaker 2: what you Just one person thinks. And Pats has had
Speaker 2: an ongoing issue since Saturday with a local cake maker
Speaker 2: who didn't do what Pat's paid to do for her
Speaker 2: daughter's birthday cake. And yesterday they finally spoke to each
Speaker 2: other and obviously had a bit of a heated spray
Speaker 2: And then I got a spray onto my phoney.
Speaker 12: Hey, I am absolutely shady. Moments Cake, Colin, I've just
Speaker 12: head it out with your own fryings a numb skull. Anyway,
Speaker 12: it's going out of social media today, not back with
Speaker 12: you out.
Speaker 2: I'm going to release this in the charts.
Speaker 12: Hang, hey, I am absolutely shading. Is tain? I just
Speaker 12: headed out?
Speaker 2: All right? When have you done a Patsy? Then let's
Speaker 2: take some calls. Don't name the businesses, replace the business
Speaker 2: or the brand with a rival radio station name. Uh,
Speaker 2: let's go to Lee.
Speaker 10: Come on in Lee, Good morning, Christian.
Speaker 2: Good one, and welcome to the show. Then, so tell us,
Speaker 2: when did you do Patsy?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 9: I did a Petsy Triple M with a faulty vacuum coinna.
Speaker 2: So he had an issue with Triple M about a
Speaker 2: faulty vacuum cleaner and what what happened?
Speaker 10: Oh?
Speaker 9: I stormed into the store the weekend before mother's died,
Speaker 9: so the place was packed, and tried to get them
Speaker 9: to fix this two months old act ConA and I
Speaker 9: refused and basically ended up calling in basically called me
Speaker 9: an idiot. So I lost the plot and smashed the drink.
Speaker 2: Curious, amazing, screw them, that's amazing and your sound you've
Speaker 2: got no work a vacuum cleaner but brilliant. So did
Speaker 2: you leave it?
Speaker 4: Just leave it there on the floor and storm out?
Speaker 4: What did you do later?
Speaker 12: Yeah?
Speaker 9: I did the floor.
Speaker 12: It's a million pass.
Speaker 9: The store is exhaster than the thing blew up.
Speaker 2: That is great. You'll be like a folklore legend at
Speaker 2: that place there. That's brilliant. Lee, that's a that's a
Speaker 2: brilliant one. Thanks for sharing it with us, mate, have
Speaker 2: a good day.
Speaker 9: You're welcome you to you guys. Thank you.
Speaker 2: There must be something jacking that drinking water out of
Speaker 2: web me that caller us from wearaby from web Yeah,
Speaker 2: there's something about the ladies of Weribe I don't miss
Speaker 2: with us. So good morning, welcome to the show, Good
Speaker 2: morning Christian. All right then, so what who did you
Speaker 2: have a problem with?
Speaker 8: Well, I want a prize on a Smoothie thim. I
Speaker 8: want a T shirt and watch. The T shirt didn't
Speaker 8: fit and the watch worked for a day. And when
Speaker 8: I went back to smooth to say what the heck's
Speaker 8: going on with this watch, they didn't want to know
Speaker 8: about it. Oh, well, you know that's just a risky take.
Speaker 8: And I said.
Speaker 5: Well, gee, whizz, you know you've got.
Speaker 8: To look after your listeners. What's going on? And I
Speaker 8: caused so much of a problem because I lost my
Speaker 8: nuts over it.
Speaker 4: Wait, so you started to confuse you do so? Well, yeah,
Speaker 4: you didn't actually win the prize of Smooths, did you?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 2: Okay, better, Actually.
Speaker 8: I did want to watch to get around and kept
Speaker 8: be cleaning out the battery of lakes of the jewelers,
Speaker 8: and I got it back in the second ad.
Speaker 10: It wouldn't work anymore.
Speaker 2: That's terrible, really really shoddy.
Speaker 8: There were customers in the shop and I really lost
Speaker 8: my eye because there was an expensive watch and they
Speaker 8: had over two hundred dollars cash and told me they
Speaker 8: never wanted to see me again.
Speaker 4: And what is what's lost? By nana? What did you do?
Speaker 4: Were you yelling in the store?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 8: I really went to turn and told them I take
Speaker 8: them to consumer off.
Speaker 2: Hello, we know someone who does.
Speaker 8: That, ye, and that he doesn't exist anymore.
Speaker 2: List Well, they can't.
Speaker 3: There's no way they can stay open when they're being
Speaker 3: like that.
Speaker 2: Absolutely all right, So thank you very much your cool.
Speaker 8: Thanks guy.
Speaker 2: I was hoping these calls might be some kind of
Speaker 2: calming things actually winding right here, Yeah, homeless, Yeah, might
Speaker 2: be interesting. Anthony, good morning, Hey Christy, I'm good. He
Speaker 2: had a problem with Fox f M.
Speaker 10: Fish and Chip shop.
Speaker 2: A fish and chip shot. What do you have? Bad
Speaker 2: chips or.
Speaker 13: The fish chicken nuggets?
Speaker 2: Oh, dear, dear, dear, what was wrong with the nuggets? Uh?
Speaker 10: My son?
Speaker 13: When we went outside and said on the grass toad
Speaker 13: and said, oh, they tasted it funny dead. So I
Speaker 13: had a bit of a smoll and they.
Speaker 2: Were off, Oh no, that's rough, that's dangerous. So you
Speaker 2: went back in and what happened?
Speaker 13: I went back in and just said that the bloke
Speaker 13: of a fox their face and shop that he said,
Speaker 13: you look nuggets off just quietly so because they're the
Speaker 13: customers in the thing. And they lost it at Mary
Speaker 13: and decided to throw the chicken nuggets my son's head,
Speaker 13: which is when I lost it.
Speaker 2: Something the kids through the nuggets his head. Psycho. That
Speaker 2: is terrible, terrible, That is really bad. That's Fox FM
Speaker 2: for you. It's well, you shouldn't listen they throw nuggets
Speaker 2: at your kids' heads. Tell anyone in town, Anthony, thank
Speaker 2: you very much. Okay, thank you. Cool Britain's Story.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one four point three.
Speaker 2: Hey folks, ty for this week's Isolated Vocal. This is
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Speaker 4: Because it's still.
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Speaker 3: I'm gonna keep ball love in you.
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Speaker 2: So we are now looking for teams, legends, heroes this
Speaker 2: time next week it's gonna be on. I had to
Speaker 2: move a mattress of the weekend, moved house. You know,
Speaker 2: it's like with a mattress. They're awkward things to move,
Speaker 2: aren't they. So it's just the way it's the wobbly
Speaker 2: nurses trying to get your grip with your hands in
Speaker 2: your fingers. Where do they go? They move as they go.
Speaker 2: They're a nightmare. So I was trying to think on
Speaker 2: Monday's Breakfast show, we took her all this and it's
Speaker 2: sort of snowboard into how far do we think one
Speaker 2: of you could drag a mattress, dragon carry it from
Speaker 2: where we are this radio station Gold one oh four
Speaker 2: point three right here in the heartland of Richmond, and
Speaker 2: Snooze heard about this. They've now got on board. They're
Speaker 2: providing the two mattresses. Afterwards. They're going to be recycles
Speaker 2: part of their program. But the big thing is you
Speaker 2: get a brand new mattress. The winning team. We're looking
Speaker 2: for two people teams to enter this. Two two people teams.
Speaker 2: Winning team gets one thousand bucks suspend at Snooze and
Speaker 2: obviously get a brand new mattress. Not the one who'd
Speaker 2: been dragging for two hours? Did I mention it's two hours?
Speaker 2: We're calling it this Christian overconnals a lazy that's rain sah,
Speaker 2: thank you very much. Okay, so two hours and we
Speaker 2: think you're seven o'clock they leave.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you can't leave earlier.
Speaker 2: Any earlier as it is. You've got to wear headlights.
Speaker 2: We're not joking about this. Insurers health and safety headlights, gloves,
Speaker 2: high visibility jacket, plus paramedics for each team. We're not joking.
Speaker 2: There's a paramedic allocated for each team.
Speaker 4: I guess over exertion, like where can strain.
Speaker 2: Something, or drop on a little old lady hopefully not,
Speaker 2: or drop on a Fox listener or something like that.
Speaker 2: So we're looking for two two people teams to enter this.
Speaker 2: So if you think you're fit and can drag and
Speaker 2: carry a mattress as far as possible from where we
Speaker 2: are in Richmond, you've got two hours. What do we reckon?
Speaker 2: Do you think they do a couple of k or not?
Speaker 4: I reckon one half hour to get out of the building,
Speaker 4: half out.
Speaker 2: At your pace. No one the Snooze have come on board.
Speaker 2: They know we've got the actual captains, real Captain Snooze
Speaker 2: here on the show.
Speaker 4: Well, they're not allowed to put sit down the stairs, right,
Speaker 4: they've got to carry.
Speaker 2: You got to carry. But it's not going to say
Speaker 2: half an hour.
Speaker 4: Are they going to do the bends in the staircase
Speaker 4: and you know, do that thing when you're trying to
Speaker 4: hold a door open while you're getting this right.
Speaker 2: It's an awkward but we're on the second floor here,
Speaker 2: and then you've got to get down down into Goodwood
Speaker 2: Street and do you go down? Which way do you go?
Speaker 2: For the route? So listen, if this is you and
Speaker 2: is your kind of thing, you're up for the challenge.
Speaker 2: It's a big challenge. How far can you drag Carrie?
Speaker 2: Whatever you need to do to move a mattress in
Speaker 2: two hours? Give us a call nine four one four
Speaker 2: one four three go an early entrant, which is you Eddie?
Speaker 6: Good morning, Christian Jacky Edie?
Speaker 3: Are you doing good?
Speaker 2: Well, we're good, Eddie. We're good Eddie. Now Eddie, tell
Speaker 2: everyone why you would be the best guy to enter
Speaker 2: this competition.
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Speaker 6: turned up the training regime up to eleven. We have
Speaker 6: flown in an international Italian trainer. This guy's got us
Speaker 6: training with some Soviet Union ex mattress is filled with
Speaker 6: lead web ent printing mattresses. Mate, we're punching mattresses. We're
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Speaker 6: the crash.
Speaker 12: Saw them in.
Speaker 2: Italian and so tell me what you do for a living.
Speaker 2: You work with mattresses, don't you.
Speaker 6: We're a professional photography studio. We're a product photography studio
Speaker 6: and we specialize in products, and mattresses is one of
Speaker 6: the things that we shoot a lot of.
Speaker 2: So you lugged them day in, day out. You're not
Speaker 2: intimidated by the mattress.
Speaker 6: No, no, no, not intimidating. We're right now in the
Speaker 6: middle of a job where today is our third day
Speaker 6: into it, and there's about forty mattresses and we've got
Speaker 6: to move them in and out of set about eight
Speaker 6: times each.
Speaker 2: How many?
Speaker 4: How many mattresses need to be photographed.
Speaker 2: In a lot A large, endless demand for new photos
Speaker 2: of mattresses.
Speaker 6: Well, every retailer's got their own set of mattresses. They
Speaker 6: might have twenty mattresses.
Speaker 2: You right, all the different sizes and styles the springs.
Speaker 2: Tell me this eddie put a distance on it right now?
Speaker 2: If we pich your team right, how fine do you
Speaker 2: think you would get it in two hours?
Speaker 6: If you picked down? I said, mate, I thought we
Speaker 6: were in mate, how far do you think you can get?
Speaker 6: It's qualified for this job?
Speaker 2: Bite your strong contenders. Jade and Stevenson's already put a
Speaker 2: bet on you guys. What's the how far do you
Speaker 2: think you'll get it?
Speaker 6: Look? I reckon, I reckon, two k is not unrealistic.
Speaker 6: In two hours, that's that's not that bad. Two k's
Speaker 6: or thereabouts depends on how many obstacles you put in
Speaker 6: the way and what these obstacles are.
Speaker 2: You'll find out next week, my friend.
Speaker 6: All right, find out white All right.
Speaker 2: Eddie, thank you very much to talk to you later.
Speaker 6: All Right, I have to say hi.
Speaker 2: Who have you got there, Eddie?
Speaker 6: I've got my son Hype.
Speaker 8: I'm driving him the school.
Speaker 6: He said, where's Christy gonna be on?
Speaker 2: We'll let you sort that one out, Eddie.
Speaker 5: Okay, thanks, right.
Speaker 2: All right, leave Eddie to deal with that situation.
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Speaker 1: one four point three.
Speaker 2: All right there next week this time next week, how
Speaker 2: far can you and whoever's going to be in your
Speaker 2: team drag carry whatever you humanly need to do to
Speaker 2: get a mattress as far away from us as possible
Speaker 2: here in Richmond at the moment. Strong contender to be
Speaker 2: selected as Eddie. This guy takes photos of mattresses for
Speaker 2: a living, and he.
Speaker 4: Said us a video of his workplace. Truth be told.
Speaker 4: They're stacked to the ceiling.
Speaker 2: No, they are, and he's flinging these mattrees around for fun. However,
Speaker 2: what's it like when you go into hour two when
Speaker 2: they're hands, they're not rested. You've got another long hour
Speaker 2: ind of you on an endless road getting out of
Speaker 2: Richmond to wherever you choose to go. Christian O'Connell's amazy
Speaker 2: MAT's rain sah, thank you always ever, Guy marm all right,
Speaker 2: then there see sys some more people who are vying
Speaker 2: to be selected next week for the Amazing Mattrees. Jeremi,
Speaker 2: good morning, Good morning, Christen O'Connell, Good morning, Jeremiah. I
Speaker 2: don't know your surname, but that's very formal, Jeremiah. Why
Speaker 2: should it be you, buddy?
Speaker 7: I'm a furniture in Louvers by phrase trade, and I'd
Speaker 7: love to throw matresses and furniture around all day, every day,
Speaker 7: five days a week.
Speaker 2: We can't have them thrown around, all right. We really
Speaker 2: got the boss very nervous about this, the phrase throwing
Speaker 2: mattresses around. And so you you do this for a living.
Speaker 7: Yeah, furniture removals by trade.
Speaker 2: And who would you have with you in your team, Jeremiah.
Speaker 7: My employer, my boss, Piedro. He's been doing it for
Speaker 7: about thirty five years and I've only just been doing
Speaker 7: it for about my months, all right.
Speaker 2: So he's like a Hall of Famer of mattress removals.
Speaker 7: Oh, he's gone platinum.
Speaker 2: He's gone platinum.
Speaker 4: Okay, and when you heard that, Eddikin thinks he can
Speaker 4: do three k's, two to three k's in the two hours.
Speaker 4: What do you reckon?
Speaker 7: You can do off anywhere from maybe more ten ten
Speaker 7: ten in two hours until hours. I think it's achievable.
Speaker 2: Ten k yes, right, okay, hold you that if I
Speaker 2: pick you that? All right, Jeremiah, well done, according in.
Speaker 7: Okay, there was a pleasure to get on the show.
Speaker 7: Definitely a pleasure.
Speaker 2: Thank you very much, Thank you, Jereffy. I love that.
Speaker 2: Let's go to Joe. Good morning, Joe Gay.
Speaker 10: How are you going?
Speaker 14: Team?
Speaker 2: Now? Listen, Joe, My producer Brad just told me, if
Speaker 2: I've got this right, you want to enter you and
Speaker 2: your husband in a two man team, two person team. Absolutely,
Speaker 2: he thought that through.
Speaker 14: Yeah, I'm in Sharkis, so I'm used to, you know,
Speaker 14: wrangling people and things that don't quite want to conform.
Speaker 14: And my husband is very much a lateral thinker. So
Speaker 14: I think we've got.
Speaker 7: It in the bag.
Speaker 2: All right. So you're saying he's the brain, you're the bronze.
Speaker 14: Absolutely, I'm the strength and he's the mental strength.
Speaker 2: Yes, okay. In two hours. You think you're going to
Speaker 2: be okay, the two of you. You're not going to
Speaker 2: fall out or get divorced. You know, it's a long
Speaker 2: time carrying and dragging a mattress.
Speaker 14: Now in nineteen years strong, three teens, we.
Speaker 2: Can do it. Oh wow, this is great. I love
Speaker 2: the fighting spirit.
Speaker 4: And how much mental strength do you think will be required?
Speaker 4: I mean, isn't it just get mattress and move as
Speaker 4: far away as you can.
Speaker 14: Yeah, but it's more than that, Like you say, you know,
Speaker 14: you've got the little old lady and the dog and
Speaker 14: all the rest of it. So yeah, no, I've I
Speaker 14: had absolute confidence in us.
Speaker 2: That's very brave, very very brave. All right, Joe, thank
Speaker 2: you very much. Let's take one more. Adrian, good morning,
Speaker 2: good morning.
Speaker 7: How are you.
Speaker 2: I'm good Adrian. Why should it be you, buddy?
Speaker 12: Oh?
Speaker 7: We run a mattress recycling business and we do about
Speaker 7: four hundred matresses a week. We work seven days a week,
Speaker 7: and I've got a go that works with me, Chris.
Speaker 10: He's as shout.
Speaker 8: As anything, and I reckon we can take the photo
Speaker 8: guys for a.
Speaker 6: Good run for their money.
Speaker 2: So they're saying they could do at least at least
Speaker 2: two k. What do you think you're smash?
Speaker 7: Oh we'll smash that.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, we'll smash it. And then if we win,
Speaker 6: we're going to donate the money today club, right.
Speaker 2: Okay, well good for you guys, all right, thank you
Speaker 2: very much for entering. All right, thank you. I didn't
Speaker 2: know we had so many listeners that work in the
Speaker 2: mattress industry. Did you know?
Speaker 4: Also, the sad thing about Adrian is they don't they
Speaker 4: don't win a thousand dollars cash, They win a thousand
Speaker 4: dollars worth of snooze vouchers. So the football club is
Speaker 4: going to get bed linens this.
Speaker 12: I know.
Speaker 2: At the moment we'll talk about cryptocurrency Facebook and their crypto.
Speaker 2: The highest currency there is is snooze vouchers. I know,
Speaker 2: if someone gave me cash, I going Have you not
Speaker 2: got any snooze vouchers? Please? All right? So you know
Speaker 2: what greater thing to give to a charity than vouchers
Speaker 2: for bedding?
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Speaker 2: dot com dot au. We need to talk about someone
Speaker 2: who came on the show last year and was so
Speaker 2: so much fun and was a great sport and a
Speaker 2: good kid. And that is the keyword here. Kid. He's
Speaker 2: only twenty years of age, and that is the man
Speaker 2: who's front page, backpage and front page. Jaden Stevenson takes
Speaker 2: bets out on his own. I mean, those guys are
Speaker 2: professional athletes. I know he's just twenty, but what a
Speaker 2: dumb mistake for him.
Speaker 4: Really dumb. And despite what said about him in the
Speaker 4: paper's day and people commenting on all the different social outlets,
Speaker 4: he was a legend of a guy and just a genuinely.
Speaker 2: Really really just what you were like at that age. Yep,
Speaker 2: twenty you're just an idiot. I read the other day
Speaker 2: that your prefrontal cortex, which is the logic and reasoning
Speaker 2: by your brain. It's still growing up until twenty five.
Speaker 4: You should have been his lawyer.
Speaker 2: But the thing is, the thing is he's got this
Speaker 2: ten he's got ten game ban or next ten home
Speaker 2: and away games. Conveniently it expires. Guess what in time
Speaker 2: for the finals. EDI's done a good deal. There isn't
Speaker 2: he whatever has looked after him, and it's amazing. Really,
Speaker 2: you're in a lot of trouble. Let's not get crazy. Right,
Speaker 2: it's footy, right, it's Cortland works the bies we need
Speaker 2: them there. I've seen all the bets that he placed.
Speaker 2: Thirty six dollars.
Speaker 4: And that is that total combined? Yeah, is it worth it?
Speaker 2: Well, if you are, you might as well chuck in
Speaker 2: a couple of geese. Right, Well, go all in. If
Speaker 2: you're going to do it, go all in, go put
Speaker 2: the house on it. Ten thousand, thirty six dollars. What
Speaker 2: would the AFL have actually done as part of the
Speaker 2: punishment if he'd gone for forty one dollars? You know?
Speaker 2: And if you just listen, Jenny, if you've just done
Speaker 2: thirty six dollars, we'll just be games. But because you
Speaker 2: did it and got a bit greedy, I want to
Speaker 2: take down the house and it's forty one dollars you
Speaker 2: put in. We're going to have to talk about a
Speaker 2: couple of seasons.
Speaker 4: I mean, when we bet on our own event, which
Speaker 4: was the Grands Kicking Final last year, and sports bet
Speaker 4: put up odds for it, we put on two hundred
Speaker 4: dollars e.
Speaker 2: And lost it. We learned a lesson too. So he's
Speaker 2: put bets on Collingwood to win, Collingwood winning a margin,
Speaker 2: him to kick a goal, him to kick three or
Speaker 2: more goals, Collingwood teammates to kick a goal. So I
Speaker 2: was reading this yesterday because I actually find it really
Speaker 2: interesting in this story. The AFL, what they had to
Speaker 2: do is go back and look at some of the
Speaker 2: games that already happened that he bet on, and look
Speaker 2: at all of his ball handling, disposals, kicks to see
Speaker 2: if there was anything he'd done to influence the game
Speaker 2: the wrong way. And there is a big difference in
Speaker 2: the UK and EPR. There have been a lot of
Speaker 2: big cases, a lot of big money Chinese betting syndicates
Speaker 2: offering players on money, But that's match fixing that actually
Speaker 2: throws a game to actually try and fix the result.
Speaker 2: This he hasn't done that would play in a huge
Speaker 2: gain up that he hasn't done that, but even so, I.
Speaker 4: Mean imagine him trying to get the rest of the team. Hey, guys,
Speaker 4: I got thirty six dollars on this.
Speaker 2: Game out here on stakes are so high.
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Speaker 2: Three also come notch an next hour and then we've
Speaker 2: got Today's at work time Waster and then twenty four
Speaker 2: hours on from Big Spoon Gate where you rot the
Speaker 2: world where I think in a relationship between a man
Speaker 2: and woman anyway, the guy I like to be big spoon,
Speaker 2: my wife little spoon. Jackie boy is a little spoon. However,
Speaker 2: you come into today's show with another piece of what
Speaker 2: I think is in sendury information you told me about yesterday,
Speaker 2: your wife's theory about relationships. I read that and was like,
Speaker 2: it made me question my relationship with my wife. And
Speaker 2: I've been married twenty one years, but it really made
Speaker 2: me doubt the bedrock of our relationship anyway more than that.
Speaker 2: In half an hour An.
Speaker 1: O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: Al right, Ty for this morning exact where time was
Speaker 2: on the show. Although we talk about classic toys today
Speaker 2: after we saw Toy Story four yesterday comes out Today's
Speaker 2: brilliant movie. We're going for toy celebrities basically, smash a
Speaker 2: celebrity and a toy together. I've got stretched Lance Armstrong.
Speaker 4: Good and he stretched the rules, didn't he they didn't.
Speaker 4: He broke the.
Speaker 3: Ashes, smashed, he snatched it to smithere aids.
Speaker 5: Jener Aniston, Come on, your name is Jenna Aniston Shaw,
Speaker 5: jener Aniston, ginger for Aniston, jener Aniston, Rag Dolly Parton
Speaker 5: old score, toy that one and Yoko Uno I love
Speaker 5: that's a great card game.
Speaker 2: That is all right, Jack? What have you got for
Speaker 2: toy celebrities?
Speaker 4: Barbie streisand ah yes, Morgan he men, tickle me Elton,
Speaker 4: sorry a tickleby like a tickle me Elmo, A tickle
Speaker 4: me Elton. Hey, I got more season game boil all right?
Speaker 2: Textus yours on? Oh four seven five oh three one
Speaker 2: oh four three? Can you open the window, Pats and
Speaker 2: are he's just stunk it up? Toy celebrities. That's we're
Speaker 2: looking out for yours now, toy celebrities. Oh four seven
Speaker 2: five oh three one oh four three, What have you
Speaker 2: got with Martin the Man? Ten minutes time the.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell breakfast show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: I love it when sometimes the reception is getting Marie
Speaker 2: is obviously he's got in the last twenty minutes, and
Speaker 2: they obviously fire up their computers. The beautiful receptions that
Speaker 2: work here, they work really hard, and they'll obviously start
Speaker 2: to get emails that have come in this morning right
Speaker 2: to do with what the radio station has been up to.
Speaker 2: I'm actually getting to what today. You see an email
Speaker 2: here from a lovely lady called Wendy, subject Patsy's cake.
Speaker 2: I know, Patsy, I want one hundred percent on your side.
Speaker 2: A cake with butter cream should not fall apart a
Speaker 2: trip from where a Bee to Essendon unless you had
Speaker 2: the car heating at fifty degrees. I do a bit
Speaker 2: of service baking, primarily a hobby, but I do have
Speaker 2: a registered kitchen. I am local to you and Hoppers
Speaker 2: and have a kate picked up on Friday. I could
Speaker 2: easily make you something. But however, last Friday I drove
Speaker 2: one with butter cream from Hoppers to Melter with no
Speaker 2: issues at all.
Speaker 3: Yeah, no, it was the way it was made. Kept
Speaker 3: the heater off in the car.
Speaker 2: She might add, all right, today's that work time waster
Speaker 2: is toy celebrities smash a toy in a celebrity together
Speaker 2: Fifi Xbox gold, Mitch and Glen Iris g I, Joe
Speaker 2: Pesci gold.
Speaker 4: You don't like laughing about the next time?
Speaker 2: I just I was just trying to work it out.
Speaker 2: Kim Couplunk, Skian Gordashian. I guess, yeah, yeah, that's what
Speaker 2: I biked. It's a classic. Mike silver, care Bear Grills Gold,
Speaker 2: Jack in the Box, Nicholson silver, Colin Smurth for Colin
Speaker 2: First Gold, Duaane The pet Rock, Johnson gold plus, Dan
Speaker 2: Well Done, Legonardo DiCaprio silver, Elmo john silver, Sam Pitt
Speaker 2: Harrington Kit Harrington, Game of Thrones Bronze slot, Carson Daily
Speaker 2: silver plus, Rubik's Cuba Juning, Gooding Junior Silver, Jared Lego gold,
Speaker 2: Teddy Danson silver plus, Cully Jenger.
Speaker 4: Oh that's that's a better ginger than yours.
Speaker 2: Hey, come on, Aniston is spot on the nose. Whoopee
Speaker 2: Cushion Gold gold plus, Game Boy George Silver plus, Bob Marbles,
Speaker 2: that's genius plus very very good, Melmo Gibson Gold, Elton,
Speaker 2: Johnopoli Silver, Shane Souffler and Furby Mercury Silver plus. All right,
Speaker 2: Gavin Heiderberg and everyone, thank you very much.
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Speaker 2: This time yesterday, Jack was rocking the world with his
Speaker 2: big spoon little spoon, the fact that he likes to
Speaker 2: be little spoon held by his wife as big spoon winger.
Speaker 2: Each relationship has their own rules. Okay, then he brings
Speaker 2: this to the table. This is gonna upset every single
Speaker 2: one of you listening who is in a relationship.
Speaker 4: So, as a continuation to the big Spoon Little spoon,
Speaker 4: Byank is saying that I always have to get her
Speaker 4: onto my side of the bed, and I never go
Speaker 4: one spoon on her side of the bed. And she
Speaker 4: said it's because there's always one person in any relationship
Speaker 4: that loves the other one more. And she said, in
Speaker 4: our relationship, it's me. I love you more than you
Speaker 4: love me. I said that is not true. She said,
Speaker 4: every couple has one.
Speaker 3: I don't think she's right.
Speaker 2: It really yeah, I do, And who is it?
Speaker 3: In yours or is it that one's needier than the other.
Speaker 4: She just said, straight up, who there's one that likes
Speaker 4: the other one more?
Speaker 3: How do you? How do you judge that?
Speaker 2: Though?
Speaker 4: Like she just says, every the one who it is
Speaker 4: in the relationship knows.
Speaker 2: That is mind blowing as song as you married twenty
Speaker 2: one years. I'm confused, are you? Yes?
Speaker 4: Well, I guess, using Bank's logic, if you don't know
Speaker 4: you're the one who likes the other one more than
Speaker 4: than the other person.
Speaker 2: I don't know. I don't think. I think if I
Speaker 2: went under a bus, my wife would be absolutely fine.
Speaker 2: She would I would would go I wouldn't she. In fact,
Speaker 2: she probably would have driven the bus because I've recently
Speaker 2: had to up my life assurance as well.
Speaker 3: It's over.
Speaker 2: Why is there a red laser dot on my chest
Speaker 2: right now? My wife's trying to kill me. As what
Speaker 2: I'm trying to say.
Speaker 4: Does she have to hit you in the buff and
Speaker 4: go back and forth?
Speaker 2: She actually gets more money if I'm disabled than if
Speaker 2: I die.
Speaker 4: Yeah, she wants to clip you with the bus, leet me.
Speaker 2: Bad enough that I don't, but not take me out
Speaker 2: of the game completely. She gets more money. That way,
Speaker 2: it's a bigger payout. So yeah, that is a mind
Speaker 2: blowing theory. It's true, then, yeah, I think, who is it?
Speaker 3: Chris?
Speaker 4: Like my husband likes you more than you like him.
Speaker 3: Not that I don't like him, but.
Speaker 2: No, Chris, Chris is going to be at work and
Speaker 2: someone's going to say, apparently your wife can take or
Speaker 2: leave you go? What? No?
Speaker 3: Because he puts me up on this pedestal that I
Speaker 3: don't think I'm worthy of. Just why I say that?
Speaker 3: Like he just yeah, I would say, you are.
Speaker 2: You're very much like a cat there you are two reasons.
Speaker 2: One very volatile. You can go to sort of stroke
Speaker 2: pats and you'll get lashed in the face, ah, scratched
Speaker 2: and you don't know what's why the cat's done that.
Speaker 2: Anything is you are one of those people just take
Speaker 2: or leave it. You can just get out like a
Speaker 2: straight cat or something.
Speaker 4: You know, if you found a better family who've had
Speaker 4: you better than.
Speaker 2: No, that's what I actually I think that with us
Speaker 2: as well. I could think you could be sway to
Speaker 2: leave this station is more easily than anybody else has been.
Speaker 2: And I'm not sure, actually even I'm not sure.
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Speaker 2: What a show it's been today, So much has come out.
Speaker 2: How are you feeling at the end of it?
Speaker 3: Great?
Speaker 2: Yeah, you've exercised your demails, I have.
Speaker 3: I feel fantastic, No wonder.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Nisen's end out because she dumped it on me yesterday.
Speaker 12: Hey, I am absolutely just head it out, numb skull. Anyway,
Speaker 12: it's going out of social.
Speaker 2: Media, not back with no back in down mate Zen.
Speaker 12: Like, hey, I am absolutely.
Speaker 1: In.
Speaker 12: I just heading out with fine mull.
Speaker 4: And for people who haven't heard the rest of the show,
Speaker 4: that's over.
Speaker 2: A cake the center. This is a cake, you're right, Jack,
Speaker 2: it's a birthday cake for an eight year old girl.
Speaker 3: Well no, it was poor, poor service, like I said,
Speaker 3: cat lady and taking that you know what out of
Speaker 3: a person and a customer.
Speaker 2: Is there anyone who scares you more in this building? Seriously? Right.
Speaker 2: Title of today's show came from Pats's mouth at six
Speaker 2: this morning. Good luck, honey, We're back to my morning
Speaker 2: when you wake up. Croft's going to be on the
Speaker 2: show as well. More out on John Tickets. Huggy's on
Speaker 2: the way, Another chance you'll win your way to get
Speaker 2: our phone contacts list.
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