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Speaker 3: Struggling with fairfast.
Speaker 4: Yesterday it was that mid week, you know, I really
Speaker 4: full on day yesterday, but a very exciting day, a
Speaker 4: great day, and I really felt like a drink.
Speaker 5: And it's only the seventh of February, and you did
Speaker 5: the first two days you didn't do.
Speaker 4: But now I'm totally on it. So last night it
Speaker 4: really got to that witching out for me. Eight pm.
Speaker 4: I even licking my lips as I say eight pm,
Speaker 4: because and I saw this wine that I've still got
Speaker 4: from my trip to the Market River and it just
Speaker 4: looked so nice, and it looks so lonely in the bottle,
Speaker 4: and I actually thought it was calling me like a
Speaker 4: siren to the rocks.
Speaker 6: Any I knows you're going to drink wine before it
Speaker 6: goes back, goes off within a week, So I tell
Speaker 6: my wife and so I just went to put my
Speaker 6: gym gear and my wife goes, what are you doing?
Speaker 4: I'm going to go to the gym. She went, it's
Speaker 4: eight o'clock at night. I went, I really want a
Speaker 4: glass wines and I go to the gym instead. She
Speaker 4: was like, okay, So I went to the gym your sleeve.
Speaker 4: It's a very different type of personnel that's there.
Speaker 3: At an go to the pub. Jogged to the pub
Speaker 3: and sit there and chug a few beers.
Speaker 4: And then I had a dream last night, and the
Speaker 4: key scene was all it was was I was in
Speaker 4: a pitch black room and there was an icy cold
Speaker 4: bottle of Peroni beer.
Speaker 3: You know, when they're so cold they bring them out
Speaker 3: the cooler.
Speaker 4: Sometimes it's almost like they got swept down the side.
Speaker 5: Like one of the commercials show this.
Speaker 4: It's been only four days without booze, and I'm now
Speaker 4: dreaming about alcohol. I haven't hit the weekends yet. I
Speaker 4: haven't done my first weekend of bedfast. The weekend is
Speaker 4: waiting for me. If this carries on, I'm going to
Speaker 4: have to join with those twenty four hour gyms. I'll
Speaker 4: just be in the whole weekend. I'm getting ripped. By
Speaker 4: the time I get back Monday.
Speaker 5: We can pad up the doors on the studio and
Speaker 5: you can spend a week.
Speaker 4: In here, all right, you know, the next a half
Speaker 4: an hour on the show. Then this is what I
Speaker 4: want to talk to you about. I think if you
Speaker 4: get up early in the morning, you'll have routines, and
Speaker 4: you have have habits, even if you're not really aware
Speaker 4: of them, and you ever thought them like that, You'll
Speaker 4: have your your alarm will go off at exactly the
Speaker 4: same time. You'll have the same brand of toothpaste to
Speaker 4: brush your teeth. You probably have the same kind of coffee.
Speaker 4: You probably have a little snack if you eat it
Speaker 4: all this time of the morning. And if something is
Speaker 4: awry with any of that, if the coffee's run out
Speaker 4: and he forgot to stock up, it will put you
Speaker 4: in It just sends you off course by a couple
Speaker 4: of degrees. For me this morning, I have a shake
Speaker 4: in the morning because I can't eat. I've tried all that,
Speaker 4: all the years of didn breakfast radio, and I have
Speaker 4: just a tiny little bit of raw honey, Okay, not
Speaker 4: process honey, but raw Australian honey.
Speaker 3: And it's just a little bit of that. It's a
Speaker 3: little bit of sweet in the morning for me. Honey
Speaker 3: run out. I was fuming slam the door.
Speaker 5: You don't have to wake everybody in there.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I do.
Speaker 5: The bees.
Speaker 3: Go down to line.
Speaker 4: But this is so on that big hat thing after
Speaker 4: wehear as well. So yeah, for me, it was just
Speaker 4: that being there. Have you got certain things in the
Speaker 4: morning where you have to have it. That's your Morning's.
Speaker 5: Been more agreeable than kicking and slamming the doors. If
Speaker 5: banker wakes up with me, so I guess mine would
Speaker 5: be if she wasn't there with me and I had
Speaker 5: to sneak through the house in darkness.
Speaker 3: This is incredible. Do you know this? That banker gets
Speaker 3: up with cha. Isn't that amazing?
Speaker 7: It's crazy, Chris, Chris wouldn't get up with you, get real, No,
Speaker 7: not at all. My thing for me is I've got
Speaker 7: this routine where I have to check. It's crazy all
Speaker 7: the power points are off that need to be off.
Speaker 7: I check on Audrey, but I also check. It's really weird.
Speaker 7: She doesn't bath anymore. She showers, but I have to
Speaker 7: check there's no water in the bath.
Speaker 3: It's just this.
Speaker 4: That's a motherly thing, isn't it. You're worried about her
Speaker 4: going to sleep walking on the night.
Speaker 3: Or anything like that anything or even buck. You know,
Speaker 3: my wife's the same with powerpoints. Was your mum like that?
Speaker 7: Ah?
Speaker 5: No, not really, I've never heard.
Speaker 3: It's my job in the house.
Speaker 4: So I take the stress out of Sarah because otherwise
Speaker 4: she'd be an hour staring at a PowerPoint. I have
Speaker 4: to do them, she says, can you go and leave
Speaker 4: the room, such as the queen, can you go and
Speaker 4: check the powerpoints? This has been going on twenty two
Speaker 4: to twenty three years, been together, so you usually night, Oh,
Speaker 4: I'll just go and I say that, Yeah, I check
Speaker 4: that they're off.
Speaker 7: Do you check them really though?
Speaker 5: Wait? I don't. So you're turning off appliances?
Speaker 3: Is that the idea some of them? Yeah?
Speaker 7: Yeah, unplugged on an arm?
Speaker 4: Well, actually what because I think you can get these
Speaker 4: surges through the system and it can blow your house
Speaker 4: and cause a fire.
Speaker 5: I think there was in like the nineteen hundreds.
Speaker 3: I saw a movie. I saw a movie about this
Speaker 3: in nineteen eighty three.
Speaker 5: I think the first Edison bulbs, I think, and called
Speaker 5: the fire. But that hasn't happened for many years. You
Speaker 5: can leave a toaster plugged the inner right, I don't plug.
Speaker 3: It, no way.
Speaker 4: I bet there are firees listen to this and they
Speaker 4: would say that is wrong. I don't think you can
Speaker 4: and I don't think it's good to.
Speaker 3: Leave all the all the one. I think you can
Speaker 3: have surges.
Speaker 5: We're on all the time all the time.
Speaker 7: Really, especially with the lightning last night, like it can bloast.
Speaker 7: If it strikes your house and stuff is plugged.
Speaker 4: In, I would you suddenly a huge amount of energy.
Speaker 4: Let's just see coming into a.
Speaker 3: Then the kettle comes to life, and the toaster pops up,
Speaker 3: and the ovens on, the microwaves starts turning around and
Speaker 3: stuff like that. Anyway, what is it in your morning
Speaker 3: if it's not If it's not there and it sends
Speaker 3: you into a tizzy, that's a technical term. What is
Speaker 3: it for you?
Speaker 4: For me, it's that if the honey's not there, all
Speaker 4: the banana's not there for that shake, it puts me
Speaker 4: in a FuG nine one four one o four three.
Speaker 4: What do you have to have every single morning to
Speaker 4: set you up when you get up early?
Speaker 1: No?
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Speaker 4: asking you right now, what needs to be there every
Speaker 4: single morning? You get up early and manage to Friday,
Speaker 4: you're already up when we start the show. What has
Speaker 4: to be there every single morning? Nine four one four
Speaker 4: one four three. Good morning, Maria Christian.
Speaker 3: Here are you going? I'm good? How are you this morning?
Speaker 8: I'm fantastic.
Speaker 3: Well, that's great as our wake up.
Speaker 9: My eye live is open.
Speaker 10: I have to it's a paganic thing. Make my bed morning.
Speaker 4: Yeah, No, I'm saying, I put the it's really really important.
Speaker 4: I'm trying to drill that into my children that it's
Speaker 4: a really important way to start the day with intent
Speaker 4: is to make your bed.
Speaker 8: Yes, before the coffee, before the toilet.
Speaker 4: Ye make Yeah. So there's a guy who tried to
Speaker 4: teach you how to meditate years ago. He went on to
Speaker 4: set up this app called Headspace.
Speaker 3: I think I think it is the world's biggest meditation
Speaker 3: app right now. The guy who's the voice of Headspace,
Speaker 3: he's the guy Andy Puttigham.
Speaker 4: He is a Buddhist and a really lovely guy, really guy.
Speaker 4: And so about three years I had these weekly meditation
Speaker 4: lessons with him. In anyway, I said to him, if
Speaker 4: there's just if there was just one thing you could
Speaker 4: get me to do when I get up in the morning,
Speaker 4: is it meditate? What he goes, No, make your bed.
Speaker 4: When he was out in Tibet for like three or
Speaker 4: four years, eighteen months of which he was he had
Speaker 4: to say no words, say no. Eighteen months he didn't
Speaker 4: speak a single word. He got really ill and had
Speaker 4: to go to a doctor and they sort of mined,
Speaker 4: and then the doctors gave him some potions and stuff
Speaker 4: like this. But anyway, he said the importance of making
Speaker 4: your bed. He was trained at the monastery. Make your bed.
Speaker 5: But then you have to make every morning with Sarah
Speaker 5: still in it.
Speaker 4: No, it doesn't matter. She sleeps so heavily when I
Speaker 4: leave that house. But I just pull it back into
Speaker 4: my little side of it. All right, Maria, thank you
Speaker 4: very much. Let's go to Shane.
Speaker 3: Good morning, morning, guys. Are we yeah, we're good? Shane?
Speaker 3: What is it for you?
Speaker 4: What do you what has to be there every single morning?
Speaker 4: To set your day up, right, Well, I.
Speaker 11: Am the slip in the seven eleven and get a
Speaker 11: one of those last coffees with.
Speaker 3: The oh is it the snur piece?
Speaker 12: No, just you rip the lid off. It's gonna ars
Speaker 12: already in it.
Speaker 11: There the coffee for our coffee. And I've been doing
Speaker 11: that for the last two months.
Speaker 4: And that's great during the summer, these humid nights, because
Speaker 4: even this morning it feels really humid already exactly right.
Speaker 11: And if I haven't got it or made the black
Speaker 11: dot at the back.
Speaker 3: And.
Speaker 5: Shane, you know what, I actually always wondered who buys
Speaker 5: those things? So it's just it's literally a cup of ice, isn't.
Speaker 3: It with coffee?
Speaker 5: And no, no, no, you put the coffee in yourself.
Speaker 11: Do you two bucks? You can't go wrong.
Speaker 4: So it's a it's a cup of ice and you'll
Speaker 4: pour your hot coffee in that to make your own
Speaker 4: sort of homemade ice coffee.
Speaker 11: That's right. And if I haven't got it or made
Speaker 11: the black gut at the back.
Speaker 3: Start grinding up that ice, mate A Shane, have a
Speaker 3: good day, give us a call known four one four
Speaker 3: one o four three. What do you need?
Speaker 4: Every single worn the start of your day, to set
Speaker 4: your day upright nine four one four one four to three.
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Speaker 3: I wish I could enter my own competition. Pay your bills.
Speaker 4: Called a guy out yesterday to one of these IT
Speaker 4: guys that come around and look at the Wi fis
Speaker 4: and not working very well, and he didn't check. There's
Speaker 4: something going on with my laptop.
Speaker 3: And I've got a laptop and I've got one of
Speaker 3: those old what do you call them now? A desktop computer?
Speaker 3: What is it? There was like an old timing, Oh,
Speaker 3: a desktop computer, you know that sits on a desk.
Speaker 4: It's a desktop computer, one of those big old ones.
Speaker 4: They all look big and coming from those old Apple ones. Anyways,
Speaker 4: it's making this noise. I'm no IT expert, but I
Speaker 4: think it makes this noise and it's really hot to touch.
Speaker 4: I think there's something.
Speaker 3: Wrong with it.
Speaker 5: Are you turning your pair points off at.
Speaker 3: Night on that thing? Yes?
Speaker 4: So he came out and this is what they do,
Speaker 4: any of these experts, mechanics, IT people.
Speaker 3: They do this.
Speaker 5: And then you wake away on the keyboard.
Speaker 3: They do this. They go into the guts and a
Speaker 3: load of strange code comes up.
Speaker 5: And he went like this, Oh no.
Speaker 3: All right mate, Yeah yeah, yeah yeah. So it's like
Speaker 3: to be honest. This is what he did. He looks
Speaker 3: at me, goes to be honest, he went. He went
Speaker 3: from looking at the thing to me.
Speaker 4: He went to be honest with me. It's mortar pairer.
Speaker 4: You what to buy a new one? I can get
Speaker 4: you a good deal.
Speaker 2: Isn't that?
Speaker 3: Wow? Lucky?
Speaker 5: The modern day mechanics aren't there. You can't. You don't
Speaker 5: know what's going on under the wood. You don't know
Speaker 5: what they're doing. So you just got to trust them.
Speaker 3: Literally.
Speaker 4: He started to tell him about the fan control the
Speaker 4: hard drive and I fell asleep into him. It was like, please,
Speaker 4: whatever you're saying, write control, click it away, control delete me.
Speaker 4: I need to reboot right now. So now I've got
Speaker 4: to look out going and getting a new a new laptop.
Speaker 5: Well can you get rid of the desktop altogether?
Speaker 3: Who too? No?
Speaker 5: I mean just.
Speaker 3: All right, so next chance to win this morning on
Speaker 3: the show, on the Storn Show.
Speaker 4: Then we've got Elton John tickets, We've got Fleetwood mat
Speaker 4: tickets and the big thing we're doing at the moment.
Speaker 4: Someone sent me an angry email yesterday complaining about pay
Speaker 4: your bills. So they we're being misleading and take an issue,
Speaker 4: not me, not you.
Speaker 5: What have you been saying about pay You've.
Speaker 4: Been banging the money? What do you do every morning
Speaker 4: at seven o'clock? What do I need you to do
Speaker 4: with the calculator of joy?
Speaker 8: Oh?
Speaker 5: Yes, I calculate what we've spent so far and how
Speaker 5: much we've got to spend.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so how much roughly at the moment, have I
Speaker 3: actually got thirty seven thousand left? Who says every half
Speaker 3: an hour Christian's on with fifty thousand.
Speaker 7: Dollars he was to take the titles?
Speaker 3: Yeah do you? Yeah?
Speaker 5: Because you know, every day after the show, Christian goes
Speaker 5: down to the bank and he pays go down to.
Speaker 3: The coming bank, and I saw it all out.
Speaker 4: I got all the sort codes of all the listeners
Speaker 4: and stuff like that, and the big long number for
Speaker 4: the cards and I pay it to them.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Well, actually you take out the bill and then put
Speaker 5: in the BSB number and the account number.
Speaker 3: Of Yeah, all during the songs as well. So yeah,
Speaker 3: someone was saying that we are being misleading. We need
Speaker 3: to update the money. You main Pats was, Yeah, so
Speaker 3: six thirty headlines.
Speaker 7: Thirty seven grand not fifty's.
Speaker 3: You need to update it? Give you the exactly alright,
Speaker 3: thanks Pat.
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Speaker 4: I need to speak to you and Pat's after the
Speaker 4: day's show just for five minutes. Oh, really important business.
Speaker 4: I have tactics to share for how we're going to
Speaker 4: dominate today in the presenters versus producers laser tag. These tactics,
Speaker 4: my friend, are from x SAS Commando. No, seriously, I
Speaker 4: contacted one of my I've got to know homous a friend.
Speaker 4: Guy was in the SAS for many many years, and
Speaker 4: ha's written a couple of books about his exploits as well,
Speaker 4: and he gave me some tactics. I wonder if those
Speaker 4: guys do love going to play something like laser tag, because.
Speaker 3: One of them was at the end of interview once
Speaker 3: we've been doing some promotion an hour earlier. And this
Speaker 3: guy's was in the SES for like twenty odd years
Speaker 3: and he couldn't help but see that we had a
Speaker 3: NERF gun, two NERF guns and we were chatting afterwards.
Speaker 4: I always got on really well with him, and he
Speaker 4: was I assue him look at the NERF guns and
Speaker 4: I said, oh, do you want to have a go?
Speaker 4: And I said out of interest, right, because there was
Speaker 4: like the guy used to work and show filming it.
Speaker 4: There's me and my co presentered. Our producer said if
Speaker 4: you were to storm this room just by yourself, right now,
Speaker 4: what would you do? And so he went all stay
Speaker 4: where you are then, right, and he went loaded up
Speaker 4: the NERF gun.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 4: It was one of these sort of pump pump pump
Speaker 4: action ones where I had about I don't know about
Speaker 4: eight shots and we thought would be really funny, and
Speaker 4: then he came flying. This is all off air during
Speaker 4: a song, right. I was asking him to recreate what
Speaker 4: would happen if he was going to storm the room
Speaker 4: and he's on with a NERF gun, and I saw
Speaker 4: he just changed his demeanor, right, and he was like
Speaker 4: at the other side of the door, we had this
Speaker 4: big glass window, like we got here, and he was
Speaker 4: like just this body positioning tapes. And then it actually
Speaker 4: didn't make us laugh because it happened so quickly. There
Speaker 4: was something actually horrifying about it. How he just single
Speaker 4: handedly moved around the room and almost like a ninja,
Speaker 4: just swept around for he's a big guy, but moved
Speaker 4: so definitely and took out all of us, just went
Speaker 4: bank bank bank bank bank. I was the last one
Speaker 4: he killed, by the way, and he looked me in
Speaker 4: the ear before doing it.
Speaker 3: But anyway, team, I've got tactics. The producers are going
Speaker 3: down eleven am today laser tag.
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Speaker 4: Over the years, been lucky enough to interview you two
Speaker 4: a couple of times by Bono and the Edge, and
Speaker 4: they were sending them many many years ago that they
Speaker 4: got one of their early breaks when they were lucky
Speaker 4: enough to support.
Speaker 3: The police, I mean open for them. Really, this is
Speaker 3: way before they were the YouTube we havness. It's really
Speaker 3: really early days.
Speaker 4: But anyway, the police obviously hadn't done the research and
Speaker 4: they were just a band hired that were getting a
Speaker 4: bit of talk yep. And so first night Sting realizes cheit.
Speaker 4: They're amazing and there's something about that the way there's
Speaker 4: something about the lead singer. So the next night, for
Speaker 4: the rest of the tour, he insisted that the engineers
Speaker 4: put a limitter on their apps. Now something we don't
Speaker 4: know what a limitter is. It basically limits how loud
Speaker 4: and how great they can sound.
Speaker 3: In other words, deliberately scuffering. Just how good you too
Speaker 3: good sound because sting got a little bit insecure. You know,
Speaker 3: it's the world of music. They're all fragile musicians.
Speaker 5: The musical version of mecapping.
Speaker 3: Yes, yeah, that is that incredible. I love that. All right,
Speaker 3: let's do this on this day in mystery, on this
Speaker 3: day mystery, on this day today, February the seventies. Yesterday,
Speaker 3: on Februar the sixth, we discovered that the Queen Queen
Speaker 3: of England sent the world's first email yesterday Februe six,
Speaker 3: back in nineteen seventy six.
Speaker 4: Thank you very much for everyone. We actually found a
Speaker 4: photo of her doing that. It's an amazing photo on
Speaker 4: this giant mega computer. To them when they're like the
Speaker 4: old school computer, that huge one where there's big keyboards
Speaker 4: you had to like punch to get them to type
Speaker 4: anything out. Thank you for everyone who went to our
Speaker 4: Facebook page and put comments as to what do you
Speaker 4: thought the world's first email?
Speaker 3: Actually said?
Speaker 4: My favorite one was from Tim Cananan that simply said
Speaker 4: was a request to join a linked in network. I
Speaker 4: hate those. I get them every day.
Speaker 3: All right, Jack, you want charge with it today February
Speaker 3: the seventh.
Speaker 5: Before I give you the clue for today's on the
Speaker 5: same mystery, let me take you back to eighteen fifty
Speaker 5: six when Tasmania was the first parliament in the world
Speaker 5: to do a secret ballot.
Speaker 3: Is that right?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Tazzy was the first place to do a secret ballot.
Speaker 5: So I guess before that they just did a show
Speaker 5: of hands or like that must have been.
Speaker 3: I'm into a room and go back.
Speaker 5: Who this person for president of this person for Prime minister? Yeap,
Speaker 5: that was the first place in the world where they
Speaker 5: did it in the secret Little Boots. In nineteen forty well,
Speaker 5: Disney released the picture Pinocchio, Oh Yeah, which, like all
Speaker 5: the Disney pictures, is borrowed from a fairy tale or
Speaker 5: a old story.
Speaker 4: I always found that one terrifying as a kid. Do
Speaker 4: you remember the whole Pinocchio story? If you lie your
Speaker 4: nose again bigger?
Speaker 3: They have a chilling one to tell kids, isn't it.
Speaker 5: Well, Actually, the original story was even scarier than the
Speaker 5: Disney version made it a bit softer because In the
Speaker 5: original book, Pinocchio throws a mallet at Jimminy Cricket and
Speaker 5: kills him.
Speaker 4: A lot of those fairy tales, like Grim's fairy tales
Speaker 4: and Asop's fables, are very very dark.
Speaker 5: A lot of death. But well that's a dark way
Speaker 5: to say.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, Jimmy cricket been killed with a mallet. Good morning, Melbourne.
Speaker 5: But for this morning's clue, I'll give you three bands,
Speaker 5: quick quick grabs of bands who all started on February seventh,
Speaker 5: the US tour, but in different years. So three great bands,
Speaker 5: three UK bands on February seventh, of different years start
Speaker 5: a US tour.
Speaker 4: Wow, I wonder why that is. That's gotta be significant.
Speaker 4: Why February the seventh start of what or Cheap Flights?
Speaker 4: Flight Center had a sailon?
Speaker 3: All right? So what you after? The three bands?
Speaker 4: Yep, three amazing bands. All right, lines are up and now,
Speaker 4: for your guess, is one of the three bands here?
Speaker 4: So nine four one four, one oh four three We're
Speaker 4: going to the lines.
Speaker 1: Next the Christian O'Connell breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh
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Speaker 3: This day, mystery, on this day, Welcome to February the seventh,
Speaker 3: and Jack's got a clue this morning about on this
Speaker 3: day in mystery, it's a musical one.
Speaker 5: On February seventh, in different years, three bands started their
Speaker 5: US tour. What were they have listened to this clip?
Speaker 4: So all right, here's the clip again. Three bands we'll
Speaker 4: start on their US tours on feb the seventh, but
Speaker 4: in different years, three great bands.
Speaker 3: So all right, Ben, good morning, good morning?
Speaker 10: Hell are you?
Speaker 3: I'm good? Ben?
Speaker 4: Have you well this morning? Welcome to the show. And
Speaker 4: what do you think the bands are? What's your guess?
Speaker 13: Alrighty, So we got the Beatles, we got Pink Floyd,
Speaker 13: and we got the clash.
Speaker 3: Well done, but it is for this time in the morning.
Speaker 3: That's very well done.
Speaker 4: Cob calling in thinking it with the last one was
Speaker 4: was a spinoff after the clash, Mick Jones formed Big
Speaker 4: Audio Dynamite with Don Watts.
Speaker 3: You've got some very smart listeners. But it's not that
Speaker 3: well done, Ben. We'll send you a prize. Okay, thank
Speaker 3: you very much. All right mate, have a good day,
Speaker 3: do you too? So three separate bands? What years?
Speaker 5: So nineteen sixty four, the Beatles touchdown in America for
Speaker 5: the first time to five thousand fans and Beatlemania in
Speaker 5: New York.
Speaker 4: If you could be in a time machine, right and
Speaker 4: science permitted that you could go back in time to
Speaker 4: see any band who we've not been lucky enough to see.
Speaker 3: Who would it be?
Speaker 5: I think, I mean, I think it would be the Beatles?
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, I remember saying to my dad, it must
Speaker 3: have been an amazing to sort of, you know, grow
Speaker 3: up in a time when there was beatle Mania and
Speaker 3: the Beatles around my dad's. My dad simply looked at
Speaker 3: me and went and I was working nights. No, what,
Speaker 3: you're the whole, the whole, that slip you're working nights.
Speaker 3: I don't know the Beatles. No, I don't know who
Speaker 3: you talk on. If he pats it that you could
Speaker 3: go back as any artist, I.
Speaker 7: Reckon it be Elvis in Vegas.
Speaker 4: Vegas is yeah, it would be for me to be Elvis.
Speaker 4: You know he did that special, the Elvis Comeback Special?
Speaker 4: Was it sixty eight sixty eight Comeback Special?
Speaker 3: Be it to be in the audience for that whenever
Speaker 3: wondered if he could get it back, and he had
Speaker 3: that beautiful that's what there's that iconic image of him.
Speaker 3: He's got that black left. He looks amazing, beautiful.
Speaker 4: It's beautiful looking then, and he was he was nervous
Speaker 4: as well. There's a bit I've got this big DVD
Speaker 4: documentary they made of it. I have been hot, I think,
Speaker 4: think of it.
Speaker 7: It's when he came out of the army, I think.
Speaker 4: And so he was quite nervous about making a comeback.
Speaker 4: And you can tell at the beginning when the studio
Speaker 4: lights all go dark and he's about to do it,
Speaker 4: and you can hear him cough nervously, and then the
Speaker 4: lights go up.
Speaker 3: And he's Elvis and he smashes it.
Speaker 4: It's incredible, Honestly, it's such I would be in the audience.
Speaker 4: That would be it for me to be in the
Speaker 4: audience for Elvis's sixty eight comeback special. I think it's
Speaker 4: when he pete of all of his powers come together
Speaker 4: for that one performance.
Speaker 5: I'm surprised, Paty, you didn't choose Brian Adams.
Speaker 3: Stop be there back in time, going who is this?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 7: But I can still go and see Brian Adams. Yeah, gosh,
Speaker 7: can I go see Elvis? Can you?
Speaker 12: No?
Speaker 3: That's right?
Speaker 4: We count those hologram technology now, it's amazing all these
Speaker 4: artists that are touring VIA. I think Abra doing that,
Speaker 4: aren't they?
Speaker 5: Well, Amy Winehouse I read yesterday is doing the Hologram tour.
Speaker 2: Is she?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 4: I assume we'll be able to see anyone. And also
Speaker 4: with VR and all the stuff that's going out, they
Speaker 4: reckon in five years time less. Unless people are going
Speaker 4: to go and see live music, just watch it VR
Speaker 4: in your front room. Pers you're missing it. It's not
Speaker 4: about what you see, it's what you feel. It's being
Speaker 4: in the same space as a load of other people
Speaker 4: all enjoying the same moment.
Speaker 5: How does it? Has anyone seen any of the Hologram shows?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 7: I saw the Elvis one with his original band at
Speaker 7: rod Lavor maybe twelve thirteen years ago, right, and oh
Speaker 7: look it was good, but you were more focused on
Speaker 7: the guys in the bed, and I think because it
Speaker 7: was it was his original girl. Yeah, like not the
Speaker 7: very first guys, but the Vegas Yep.
Speaker 5: How does the hologram look? I picture out.
Speaker 4: Of years ago, to be fair, past twelve years ago,
Speaker 4: that would have been like a really early prototype of it.
Speaker 3: Now. I bet if we went to see one now,
Speaker 3: it's got to be a lot better.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Abra doing this thing and that you you won't
Speaker 4: be paying cheap tickets, you'll be paying full whack for them.
Speaker 3: But it still doesn't you know, it's not.
Speaker 7: Then I reckon I would for ABBA, though I'd love
Speaker 7: to go and say that really I loved ABBA, still do.
Speaker 5: But there's members of ABBA who still yeah, all for them.
Speaker 5: It's not that old because they can't be asked of them.
Speaker 5: Doesn't wanted to know.
Speaker 2: Let me know.
Speaker 3: They just want to get all the money without any
Speaker 3: of the touring. Your lazy kids. I'm not going for.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell breakfast show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 4: Time now to burn some more cash, Christian O'Connor's fifty dollar.
Speaker 3: Your bills.
Speaker 4: All right, let's get the updates. So far did have
Speaker 4: fifty thousand dollars? Thanks still tintacar, don't drive naked this summer.
Speaker 5: Now remaining is thirty five and sixty six dollars twenty
Speaker 5: nine cents. You've already almost given away fifteen thousand dollars.
Speaker 3: Brilliant. Love it all right? So you need to good
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Speaker 4: Now everyone's on the READFORSD show at about ten bars
Speaker 4: seven and then again at ten am, one.
Speaker 3: Pm and four pm. Right now we're going to call
Speaker 3: somebody up.
Speaker 4: I hope this guy actually accommodate to this as someone
Speaker 4: who's trying to do feed fast at the moment. Let's
Speaker 4: call up Scott Scotty Ocean Grove.
Speaker 5: His name's on Scott Scotty, is it?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 3: No, that's his name, Scott, Scott's Scott, Scott. That's his name. Hello,
Speaker 3: Scott speaking Scotty, Yes, Scotty. Yes, who have I got Scott?
Speaker 3: Come on, Scott. You know it's mister it's mister Cumming.
Speaker 3: I presume.
Speaker 13: Hey, good morning, Good morning, and Jack and Pats as well.
Speaker 3: That's great, we've got a proper listener.
Speaker 4: Well done. Hey listen, Scott. So you out in og
Speaker 4: Ocean Grove, Ocean Grove, Yes, lucky man. I was went
Speaker 4: there for the first time a couple of weeks ago, and.
Speaker 3: It is beautiful out there. I love it out there.
Speaker 3: What is it? I had the best Thai mial. We
Speaker 3: love tay food there.
Speaker 13: Chang NOI yeah, that's my favorite.
Speaker 3: That's a great place, great Bason.
Speaker 4: There's a breakfast place we went to a couple of times, Driftwood,
Speaker 4: just like a couple of doors.
Speaker 13: Yeah, they've got a great menu there. If anyone the food.
Speaker 4: I could live out that way. I thought it was stunning.
Speaker 4: There's also a very good bottle of Ocean Grove cellars
Speaker 4: in between.
Speaker 3: I really was impressed. I've I need breakfast, I understand.
Speaker 4: Then there was that there's a is it the Piping
Speaker 4: Hot Chicken place across the road from chang NOI do
Speaker 4: you know what I'm monument?
Speaker 13: You know them all? You know more?
Speaker 3: You impressed all on. I believe the road is called
Speaker 3: the Terrace.
Speaker 8: That's it.
Speaker 5: Yeah for me, I think he spent all.
Speaker 3: All right, So that's what's the bill.
Speaker 4: I forgot about that bit now about my favorite places.
Speaker 3: So Scott tell us about the bill. You want me
Speaker 3: to pay off? Mate?
Speaker 12: Yeah?
Speaker 13: With uh Christmas over and I'm I think the pudding
Speaker 13: that I has just gone straight to the front of
Speaker 13: my belly. So we've got a exercise program and then
Speaker 13: food program to get me back to my playing weight,
Speaker 13: which is a few kilos less than what I am now.
Speaker 4: Good man, I'm going through this as well. I'm on
Speaker 4: a diet at the moment. I'm doing fab Fast as well.
Speaker 4: So what have you got like an eating what's your
Speaker 4: type plan?
Speaker 13: Well, it hasn't started it yet, it starts mid mid
Speaker 13: this month, but I think it's going to be a
Speaker 13: bit around the Kido plan and it's going to be
Speaker 13: a bit no alcohol like you guys as well.
Speaker 3: So oh well, listen, good luck, let's know how you
Speaker 3: get on.
Speaker 13: Uppy my exercise also, So it's really I mean, it
Speaker 13: is just about getting better health as well, so it's
Speaker 13: pretty important that you.
Speaker 4: Do that also, especially when you get to our age Scott,
Speaker 4: it's so easy to put the pounds on. It gets
Speaker 4: every year, get a little bit older, it gets under
Speaker 4: of the shift them. So hey this good luck. Seriously,
Speaker 4: let us know how you get on. We're going through
Speaker 4: at the moment as well, so if we can give
Speaker 4: you any support, I'll let you know how we're doing
Speaker 4: as well. I'm four days into fed Fast and I
Speaker 4: was just saying earlier last night I had a dream
Speaker 4: about a nice.
Speaker 3: Colomb of bits that'ld have been four days. Well, listen,
Speaker 3: I will gladly pay this bit off as well. It's
Speaker 3: one hundred and forty dollars. Is this for the gym?
Speaker 13: This is for the it's an extra part of the gym.
Speaker 13: I go to the gym already, but I have to,
Speaker 13: you know, get organized and up my exercise. Y.
Speaker 4: What's behind the velvet rope for you? An extra part
Speaker 4: of the gym. What's going out there on out there
Speaker 4: at Ocean Grove? An extra part of the gym? I
Speaker 4: an rub down table or something. It't puth what you're doing, just.
Speaker 13: The extra component to do the diet and more exercise.
Speaker 13: So move that hand and poorting from Christmas.
Speaker 4: Well, listen, good luck. Okay, we're paying off one hundred
Speaker 4: and forty dollars. I round it up to two hundred dollars.
Speaker 4: You get yourself some extra macadamia nuts and kale.
Speaker 13: That's awesome, Thank you very much.
Speaker 3: Listen, good luck. Let me know how you get on
Speaker 3: over the next couple of weeks. O K, all right,
Speaker 3: good luck with the fad past two guys, now I'm
Speaker 3: gonna need it. Thank you very much.
Speaker 4: Scotty, take care. Say hello to Chagny Drift. We're down
Speaker 4: that chicken place across the road as well.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 4: Well, we like Scotty, wish him all the mess with
Speaker 4: his new regime. As Jack just said to me, the
Speaker 4: key phrase there join our chat was.
Speaker 5: He said, I'm doing a bit of no alcohol like
Speaker 5: he does.
Speaker 3: Is that he's only doing he's only just having a
Speaker 3: couple of SIPs of alcohol. What's a bit? I don't know?
Speaker 3: All right.
Speaker 4: So yesterday we spoke to a lovely woman called Katherine,
Speaker 4: and her bill was anything to do with orthodontics. It
Speaker 4: can cost quite a lot, and she's finally decided as
Speaker 4: an adult, do something about her teeth and she's getting
Speaker 4: them fixed and so obviously going to cost quite a
Speaker 4: bit of money. She wanted one thousand dollars, and I
Speaker 4: really felt for her what she's doing, so I bumped
Speaker 4: it up to I think fifteen hundred. And we want
Speaker 4: to give her a call because we've got some good news,
Speaker 4: all right. So I think it was Katherine Baronia, wasn't it.
Speaker 4: We spoke to you yesterday, all right, So we're going
Speaker 4: to call her up now. She doesn't know what we're
Speaker 4: calling about.
Speaker 3: But it is it is good news. Otherwise, while we
Speaker 3: we do it. We call it for bad news. Listen,
Speaker 3: I'm going to take all the money back.
Speaker 4: Hey Catherine, Hi, Hey, come on, I say you've forgotten
Speaker 4: about me. It's only in twenty four hours ago, yesterday
Speaker 4: we were besties. Now it's like, who's this?
Speaker 12: No, No, I just read you talking about your.
Speaker 3: What's up?
Speaker 12: I just heard you talking about me on the radio.
Speaker 3: I know, And now we're calling you up. It all
Speaker 3: happens live, you know. It genuinely is life. Hello again?
Speaker 5: Hello?
Speaker 3: How are you you still good?
Speaker 8: Yes?
Speaker 12: Really good, really good. I even I got to work
Speaker 12: yesterday morning and I booked my first appointment.
Speaker 3: So I'm ready to go right now on that. On
Speaker 3: that you booked the first appointment. Yeah, yeah, Okay, all right,
Speaker 3: we've got someone who heard our chat yesterday and has
Speaker 3: got something that they want to say to you. So
Speaker 3: stay there. Let's get Selena up from Oakley Dental. Good morning, Selena,
Speaker 3: Good morning Christian.
Speaker 10: How are you.
Speaker 4: I'm really good, really excited about what we're about to
Speaker 4: do for Catherine.
Speaker 3: So what you're about to do?
Speaker 4: So you heard this yesterday and you got very kind,
Speaker 4: very very an amazing offer for Catherine. So Selena, it's
Speaker 4: your offer. So Selena meet Katherine. Catherine, meet Selena.
Speaker 10: Hello, Hi you Hello, it's nice to mate. You're even
Speaker 10: through a stone Catherine. Look, I heard your story yesterday
Speaker 10: with Christian, and I'm really calling to help you out
Speaker 10: because I do a lot of bracesm in this line,
Speaker 10: and I would like to offer you a free course
Speaker 10: of orthodontic treatment at my practice. No way, no, no,
Speaker 10: I'd really I'd really like to do that. That's exactly
Speaker 10: what I'm asfering you.
Speaker 12: The future.
Speaker 10: Yes, we'd love to help you get your smile looking beautiful.
Speaker 8: Catherine.
Speaker 10: That's that's the aim of our game.
Speaker 12: Oh that it's completely just oh my.
Speaker 4: God, oh bless you captain. Listen, Selena, this is so
Speaker 4: kind for you to do. You can you can already
Speaker 4: hear what it means too, So thank you so much
Speaker 4: for that.
Speaker 10: Not a problem now.
Speaker 4: Catherine's obviously very polite. I'm not quite like that. So Selene,
Speaker 4: to get down to business here. So does this mean
Speaker 4: when you say, of course, does that mean to start
Speaker 4: to finish?
Speaker 10: That's right, So, Catherine, I haven't seen you yet, so
Speaker 10: I don't even know what your taste looks like.
Speaker 4: But she's only got one she's just got one in
Speaker 4: the middle. You know, my life very but it's a
Speaker 4: beautiful one. It's a it's an absolute stun it's a ripper,
Speaker 4: but it is just a one. And it's hairy as well.
Speaker 10: Well, that's going to make my life difficult because I've
Speaker 10: just I would like to help make your smile look
Speaker 10: more beautiful, and we can. What we can do is
Speaker 10: we can straighten it using either braces like the metal
Speaker 10: things that you've probably heard of, and possibly in visil line,
Speaker 10: which I like to do a lot of, so invisible
Speaker 10: braces which often perhaps a little bit more appropriate for
Speaker 10: an adult in the web.
Speaker 12: Oh, unfortunately, I've been told my teeth are probably a
Speaker 12: little bit too hard to fix with the mizzile line,
Speaker 12: so you'd be surprised.
Speaker 3: You know what.
Speaker 4: I did a visilne for about five years at the
Speaker 4: women at nighttime and mine what Irish manky old crooked teeth,
Speaker 4: and they were like falling tombstones. Goodness knows how they
Speaker 4: managed to correct them, but they did, so don't rule
Speaker 4: it out, obviously, Go and see Selena.
Speaker 3: She will I'm sure she'll worked miracles for you. Don't worry.
Speaker 3: It's going to be all good.
Speaker 10: Correct, that's exactly right, Catherine, don't rule us out. We'll
Speaker 10: have a little look first and we'll go from there.
Speaker 12: Oh that's fantastic. You've just made my whole year.
Speaker 3: Ah, this is just great.
Speaker 4: I'm so glad that Selena you were kind enough to
Speaker 4: hear it yesterday and then make this offer to Katherine.
Speaker 3: You can you can just feel and hear what it
Speaker 3: means to so thank you very much. Selena and everyone
Speaker 3: at Oakley Dentle Oakley Dentle steps up, thank you so
Speaker 3: much for doing that. It's amazing.
Speaker 10: That's our pleasure.
Speaker 3: All right, we'll let you.
Speaker 4: To talk later on today. Selena, thank you very much. No, Wray,
Speaker 4: have a great date. And Catherine, do you need Jack
Speaker 4: to cancel that appointment at the other place?
Speaker 1: No, no, No, that's okay.
Speaker 12: I'll give them a call.
Speaker 5: We can still get that deposit back, I hope.
Speaker 3: All right, Kathain, we catch up with you soon. Okay,
Speaker 3: have a great day. Awesome.
Speaker 12: Thank you you two, ye guys.
Speaker 3: Bye.
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Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 4: So you know I'm a big UFC fan, Yes, super
Speaker 4: super big UFC fan. I was there for UFC Adelaide
Speaker 4: in last year November December, and I can't wait. It
Speaker 4: is here this weekend. The fighters are all in town.
Speaker 3: If you're not.
Speaker 4: Aware of UFC, to me the ultimate as a boxing fan,
Speaker 4: it's the ultimate combat sport. Men and women in the
Speaker 4: octagon in a cage, and I think they're incredible athletes.
Speaker 3: They have to learn how to have to be very
Speaker 3: good boxers, kickboxers, grapplers and submission wrestlers as well, and
Speaker 3: you're very lucky. My favorite fighter on the whole of
Speaker 3: the UFC is an Australian fighter called Robert Whitaker, and
Speaker 3: he's the current middleweight champion of the world. An amazing
Speaker 3: fighter with the highest fight IQ. Any fighter in the
Speaker 3: the UFC I just saw is a very very very
Speaker 3: hyper smart fighter, right like the decisions he makes, yeah,
Speaker 3: and just in what he sees the others do, and
Speaker 3: how he faints and how he moves and faint yeah
Speaker 3: yeahs and they come rushing in and he hits them
Speaker 3: and he's going. He's fighting this weekend. He's a middleweight.
Speaker 3: It's a middleweight fighters at the main event. And then
Speaker 3: there's also a legend called Anderson Silver. He's fighting as well,
Speaker 3: and up and coming gun as well. There's a whole
Speaker 3: load of other great fights as well. So I can't wait.
Speaker 4: It is this Sunday, Super super excited. I know that
Speaker 4: not many of you know about the sport. There's probably
Speaker 4: I'll be stunned if even just one or two. Right now,
Speaker 4: here's a pricking up going. Yeah, I'll go to the
Speaker 4: pub to watch it, or I've already got to because
Speaker 4: it sold out within minutes as well, and it's right
Speaker 4: here in Melbourne.
Speaker 3: It's really really exciting.
Speaker 4: He got an Australian champion as well, and I know
Speaker 4: it's like a dog whistle a lot of people going.
Speaker 4: I don't know what he's talking about anyway. Lucky enough,
Speaker 4: I did TV show in the UK for the UFC
Speaker 4: and so I'm lucky enough to be I get invited
Speaker 4: to go to the shows.
Speaker 5: Once in commentator are always a guest.
Speaker 3: My friend yesterday called me he was going to be
Speaker 3: going with me. Yep, he can't make it. How would
Speaker 3: you like to come to me to your first UFC events?
Speaker 5: You wouldn't want me, I would, I would. It would
Speaker 5: be wasted on.
Speaker 3: Me because I don't know any other friends that are
Speaker 3: into the UFC pats. Do you want to come? Oh?
Speaker 7: Yeah, no, I'm washing my hair.
Speaker 3: I would you love to see men lots in a cage?
Speaker 7: Pat our friends just signed up to an amateur group
Speaker 7: actually this week is the oldest one at forty to
Speaker 7: do so.
Speaker 3: Yeah, what do you mean an amateur group? Oh, they're
Speaker 3: like but wrestling.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, he just signed up this week and I
Speaker 7: don't know back it's like the thrown website and stuff
Speaker 7: in a.
Speaker 3: C We be grapplers, you know, were a fight club
Speaker 3: first of all. And where be right club? You don't
Speaker 3: talk about? Where out of town?
Speaker 7: And he's got his name. He's going to be known
Speaker 7: as Johnson Eryl Rooney King.
Speaker 3: He flows off the tongue for jerk for sure. That's funny.
Speaker 14: When is he?
Speaker 3: Is he doing that this weekend?
Speaker 7: No, he is not competing yet. He's just started this
Speaker 7: week and training and you know with the foil tin
Speaker 7: garbage cans and stuff.
Speaker 3: Good on him? So what is this like a midlfe thing?
Speaker 3: He's always wanted to do it.
Speaker 7: He's always wanted to do it. He's been a fan
Speaker 7: since he was about three, and he's finally realizing his
Speaker 7: dream and he's really.
Speaker 3: We've got to get him on the show and follow
Speaker 3: his progress. Where would he end up fighting?
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 7: I don't know enough about it.
Speaker 3: So do you mean the kind of wrestling like w
Speaker 3: W A or I think it's like w W.
Speaker 7: The same.
Speaker 3: Well, the UFA is the real Like that's really actually
Speaker 3: feel a bit offensive that you've literally done another one
Speaker 3: of your sides to start checking me out. The old
Speaker 3: sort of basically pantomime drama and I pull your hair
Speaker 3: and you slap my thigh and that kind of that's
Speaker 3: not fighting. That's it's like going and see a musical
Speaker 3: pats You can't come see I don't want to come.
Speaker 4: That's you don't want to spend midday on a Sunday
Speaker 4: watching men being punched and kicked in the head.
Speaker 5: Jack who says, notice, I'll be interested in the spectacle.
Speaker 3: I just want to know. Spectacle is a sport. My
Speaker 3: friend is the Ultimates? Are you going all day?
Speaker 5: Because last time did you get there at nine am?
Speaker 5: And didn't?
Speaker 4: I will be there to see some of the underlips?
Speaker 4: Are me there about eleven? I'm not drinking either.
Speaker 5: Should I just meet you for the main event?
Speaker 3: Do you want to come time? I'll come, oh no,
Speaker 3: it's been jack down. He's not going to get hurt.
Speaker 3: He's not fighting.
Speaker 5: You're not throwing me in the ring.
Speaker 3: It doesn't go hardway through anyone here brave enough to take.
Speaker 3: Oh god, this is why you got me.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 3: And no point to everything. This is a proper job.
Speaker 3: And readers that again.
Speaker 4: Yesterday when I was saying good night to my daughters
Speaker 4: and they went, have you got a busy day?
Speaker 3: You've got busy day, daddy?
Speaker 4: And I went, yeah, I did the show that I
Speaker 4: go into laser tag at eleven am because daddy doesn't
Speaker 4: do a proper job.
Speaker 3: No adult should be out.
Speaker 4: Doing laser tag on a Thursday at eleven am like
Speaker 4: us today. I mean, that is just ridiculous. How lucky
Speaker 4: are we to do this?
Speaker 3: We are doing that. We're adults. This is our job.
Speaker 3: We're going to laser tag at eleven am today on
Speaker 3: a Thursday.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but how else will we know if the announcers
Speaker 5: are the producers of the superior was.
Speaker 4: It's the only way to settle it, the only way,
Speaker 4: all right, coming up after eight o'clock then we've got
Speaker 4: this week's isolated vocal, brand new one, very very different,
Speaker 4: but hopefully you'll enjoy it.
Speaker 3: If you don't know how the feature works.
Speaker 4: This is what we got coming up for you after
Speaker 4: eight o'clock, and it is a treat we play an
Speaker 4: isolated vocal. Isolated vocal is just literally just the singer singing.
Speaker 4: There's no music, no instrumentation, it's just the power of
Speaker 4: their voice. It is raw, it's beautiful and it really
Speaker 4: really moves you when we hear these, then we hear
Speaker 4: the original song and you you're you're you're just feeling
Speaker 4: a different way and you'll notice certain lyrics. Anyway, here's
Speaker 4: some of the highlights of the last couple of weeks
Speaker 4: with the isolated vocals.
Speaker 3: Can no It?
Speaker 14: Choose me to the moone on line, hold On, could.
Speaker 5: Tigh you down?
Speaker 12: Money's last hot to pray to that tears run down.
Speaker 3: From my eyes, lots somebody, ooh, somebody can hit a body,
Speaker 3: find me somebody.
Speaker 1: The lone.
Speaker 3: I don't stand believe.
Speaker 14: Then hold on.
Speaker 3: See like bea wow, I'm ready for it.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 3: Okay, right, it's time for this morning's isolated vocal. This
Speaker 3: is how it works.
Speaker 4: Then we just play the raw track every single morning
Speaker 4: Thursday morning, just after eight o'clock. The isolated vocal is
Speaker 4: just when you just hear the raw vocal itself, and
Speaker 4: it is raw. And what I'm about to play is
Speaker 4: super super raw as well, and when you hear it
Speaker 4: stripped back from all the music and the studio effects
Speaker 4: that are used these days to lift kind of average
Speaker 4: vocal performances to make them somehow passable. These are singers
Speaker 4: who can really really sing. And so when we're doing
Speaker 4: this the last couple of weeks, we've had Freddy Mercury,
Speaker 4: we've had Mick Jagger, We've had some very big, strong performances,
Speaker 4: big strong vocal performances.
Speaker 3: This one is.
Speaker 4: You feel the pain. The song, as you just heard
Speaker 4: is Radioheads Creep, Tom York. He's on a Freddie Mercury,
Speaker 4: but he can move you in the same way. And
Speaker 4: the song Creep is an amazing song. It's a song
Speaker 4: that many people can relate to and it became an anthem.
Speaker 4: The song about being an outsider and not feeling enough wanting.
Speaker 4: Somebody felt that when you're a teenager when you don't
Speaker 4: really know your place in the world and someone else
Speaker 4: seems unattainable, just seems beautiful, and you're not what he
Speaker 4: realize is right about his pain. It became an anthem
Speaker 4: for all of us outsiders. So haven't listened to this.
Speaker 4: It's a very, very different one than we normally do.
Speaker 4: But give this one to go because hopefully it moves
Speaker 4: you in the same way as the other one. So
Speaker 4: here's this week's isolated vocal Tommy Yop from Radiohead with Creep.
Speaker 3: Just feel the pain in his voice for amer Creep,
Speaker 3: I'm what the hellmagine I don't belong.
Speaker 12: To sh.
Speaker 4: Tommy or this week's isolated vocal star on God one
Speaker 4: O four point three. When you have to download the podcast,
Speaker 4: you want to hear it again or he's the ways
Speaker 4: go on YouTube. You find loads of these isolated vocals.
Speaker 4: That's why I find them. There's tons of them. There's
Speaker 4: some amazing ones, but when when you hear it a
Speaker 4: few times, you need to turn up a bit. Tommy
Speaker 4: York clip that we played with him doing the raw
Speaker 4: vocal for Creep, there's you can hear the bleed where
Speaker 4: he obviously has his headphones so loud the music, Yeah
Speaker 4: you hear you hear that, which is already they brush
Speaker 4: all that out. But I love it when he stood
Speaker 4: it back and hear those little bits there. You obviously
Speaker 4: need it really loud in his headphones to get in
Speaker 4: the right place for it. All right, then it's time
Speaker 4: now time for this week's You're Smarter than Google. This
Speaker 4: is where we put up a couple of questions and
Speaker 4: no phones, no going to the internet. We try and
Speaker 4: work out the answers to questions together using our brains.
Speaker 4: Wasn't that long ago when we had to actually know
Speaker 4: stuff and work stuff out. We're going back to that,
Speaker 4: So please don't cheat, don't go on Google, resist the urge.
Speaker 4: See if we can work out the answers to these
Speaker 4: this week two questions together.
Speaker 3: First one, I saw it last night, the lightning. It
Speaker 3: scares us. Does luny your dog get upset with the lightning?
Speaker 5: I kin't you know what? Sadly, I kind of enjoy
Speaker 5: the lightning because she gets so they want to cuddle it. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 5: so she came and sat on my foot last night.
Speaker 5: Treat lightning.
Speaker 3: It's amazing. Even the big dogs that get togeed of it.
Speaker 3: We've got a German shepherd dog.
Speaker 4: She they need gets to cuddle and they start panting
Speaker 4: and she starts behaving like that. I know there's a
Speaker 4: storm coming because she starts to get really distressed by it.
Speaker 4: That's something themosphere and they get triggered off. And even
Speaker 4: when I was going to go to the gym last
Speaker 4: night it was lightning. My wife was like, you can't
Speaker 4: get in a car. You could strut the car. I think, actually,
Speaker 4: I'm safe in a car more than anywhere else. But
Speaker 4: I want to know what is lightning? I know it's
Speaker 4: e literacity and a huge fulship, but what actually is happening?
Speaker 5: Does it?
Speaker 3: And you know is it true about?
Speaker 4: You know where you see it and you count the
Speaker 4: seconds to it happens again, and go, it's twenty kilometers away?
Speaker 2: Is that true that?
Speaker 3: Yeah? I do that. Yeah, And there was such a
Speaker 3: long gap between it. I said to him it's a
Speaker 3: long long way off.
Speaker 4: It's a minute, which means I reckon, it's about twenty
Speaker 4: k away.
Speaker 5: All right, So is the question what do we know
Speaker 5: about lightning?
Speaker 3: Yeah? What is lightning? Okay?
Speaker 4: And if anyone's got any o the other little ones
Speaker 4: about it? Is it even true about you count the seconds?
Speaker 4: Is there any science to do that?
Speaker 5: Is it safe to be in a car or not
Speaker 5: safe to be in a car? I would guess safe
Speaker 5: rubber tires?
Speaker 3: Is that protecting me better than a plane? Yeah? And
Speaker 3: or the other question this morning? Then on you're smarter
Speaker 3: than Google?
Speaker 1: Is?
Speaker 3: My kids? I wanted to ask this one. Why do
Speaker 3: cats per?
Speaker 1: What?
Speaker 3: On? Dogs?
Speaker 5: Never thought about it?
Speaker 3: You know? Why don't dogs per?
Speaker 4: And also if cats do, they're part of obviously the
Speaker 4: feline family, the cat family? What about lions and tigers?
Speaker 4: When you speak to zoo keepers on this, does a
Speaker 4: tiger per?
Speaker 14: Oh?
Speaker 5: Yeah, well I've been indeed, I've been to a safari
Speaker 5: do you hear any parent? But doesn't mean they don't
Speaker 5: do it?
Speaker 4: But did you go to a tiger and give it
Speaker 4: a little under the chin like the cats do? Or
Speaker 4: give it some do they still like cat nip as well?
Speaker 4: So those are your questions today?
Speaker 3: What have you got to what do you know? What
Speaker 3: can you share with us to try and work out
Speaker 3: about lightning and cats purring? Give us a cool now?
Speaker 3: O four one three sorry? Yeah? Nine four one four
Speaker 3: one o four three nine four one four one O four.
Speaker 5: Three Elton John tickets for this one.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we've got Elton John tickets a week before they
Speaker 3: go on sale. Good luck the.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point.
Speaker 3: Three we're doing you're smarter than Google? Well we try
Speaker 3: and use our collective brain power Melbourne to try and
Speaker 3: work out the answer to important questions. And no looking
Speaker 3: at Google, no cheating, do not go online? Lightning? What
Speaker 3: do you think you know about lightning? What is going
Speaker 3: on with lightning? Was the thing as a kid? Is
Speaker 3: this god moving the phone around children?
Speaker 4: And then the thing about counting the seconds are between
Speaker 4: the forks and the cracks and that's how far away?
Speaker 3: Is Is that even true? I don't know. And why
Speaker 3: do cats per? All right? Why do cats per? Nine
Speaker 3: four one O four three? On lightning? As well?
Speaker 4: What happens to You don't have to look too far
Speaker 4: around the city to see cranes? Cranes everywhere, aren't they?
Speaker 3: The guy up there? How was enlightening?
Speaker 5: He should have a rubber seat.
Speaker 3: Do you think he's got a rubber seat? Or I
Speaker 3: don't know. Are they on a commode up there? Anyway?
Speaker 3: So they go the toy in it.
Speaker 4: All right, let's go to the lines right now, Tim,
Speaker 4: Good morning, Good, good morning, Tim. So which one are
Speaker 4: you calling about lightning? What can you share with us?
Speaker 4: What do you know about lightning?
Speaker 8: Well, rubb tires don't offer you any protection because this
Speaker 8: was carbons still belt.
Speaker 5: So this is if Christian's in the car, can get
Speaker 5: hit his car get hit by lightning.
Speaker 8: Yeah, look, certainly can get hit by lightning. What protects
Speaker 8: you is the But it's made of metal, and you're
Speaker 8: sitting inside a metal cage which acts like a Faraday
Speaker 8: barriers cloak.
Speaker 5: Yes, yes, what's that Faraday? I've never heard that.
Speaker 8: It's just like a metal A metal cage is referred
Speaker 8: to as a Farad at the couch when you're talking
Speaker 8: about electricity or even radio waves.
Speaker 5: Yeah right, And how does it keep you safe?
Speaker 8: It just stays on the electricty, yes, spreads the electricity
Speaker 8: over a larger area and then down through the ground
Speaker 8: around you.
Speaker 3: So earth. Yeah.
Speaker 4: So basically what we need to do is we need
Speaker 4: to see if bundance can sell us cages. And there's
Speaker 4: walked to seven eleven, you know, in your cage.
Speaker 5: Just like taking an umbrella out.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's it and you'll be absolutely fine. Tim, Thank
Speaker 3: you very much. Here are cooler, mate, no dramas. Cheers
Speaker 3: all right, cheers mate. Let's try John. Good morning, Good morning, Christian.
Speaker 12: How do you go?
Speaker 3: I'm good John? And what do you know about lightning?
Speaker 3: What can you share with us?
Speaker 12: Okay, really briefly on chine thing. Yes, a Faraday cage
Speaker 12: which is going to protect you from being struck by lightning,
Speaker 12: provided you don't touch any of the metal parts of
Speaker 12: the car. So Michael Faraday go google him after you
Speaker 12: we've done the no googling thing. As for what is lightning.
Speaker 12: Lightning is the discharge of negative or neutrons from the
Speaker 12: Earth to balance with the electrons in the clouds.
Speaker 11: So if you.
Speaker 12: Remember back to science class, we played with a Vandergraft generator,
Speaker 12: big shiny ball thing on top of the glass tube
Speaker 12: with a rubber band running around inside it. The rubber
Speaker 12: band was bouncing off neutrons off that into the big
Speaker 12: silver ball and then you had a discharge fatten and
Speaker 12: when it made contact, it's basically like shorting a battery
Speaker 12: and you'd get a bigger stack the discharge and what
Speaker 12: you're getting with lightning is that on a massive, massive scale,
Speaker 12: and that's why that zapp isn't a zapp is up boom,
Speaker 12: it's you know, earthquaking, thunder, and so yeah, that's what
Speaker 12: lightning is. And if you're in a plane, you're relatively
Speaker 12: safe because of the skin effect. So lightning is millions
Speaker 12: and millions of vaults, very very high voltage, and the
Speaker 12: higher the voltage, the less penetration of a conductor the
Speaker 12: electrons make, so the electricity will run around the outside
Speaker 12: of the plane most of the time. And so therefore
Speaker 12: people inside a plane are fine. And likewise also in
Speaker 12: a vehicle. And as Tim said, tires don't offer you
Speaker 12: much protection at millions of vaults because they are there's
Speaker 12: high amounts of carbon, and carbon is a conductor. So
Speaker 12: lightning will strike your cage that you're driving in and
Speaker 12: go down to earth hire your tires. But when you
Speaker 12: strike a power pole and power cables come down on it,
Speaker 12: you have live active power. So don't try and get
Speaker 12: out of the car. Wow, stay in the car. If
Speaker 12: you walk away from the car, you then suffer step potentially.
Speaker 12: I'm sorry, I'm getting a little sidetracked from lightning. But
Speaker 12: still on electricity and vehicles and the danger thereof if
Speaker 12: you are in a vehicle and there is a live
Speaker 12: power line on it, unless your vehicle is catching on fire,
Speaker 12: don't it the vehicle. You are much much much safer
Speaker 12: in that vehicle. Hopefully you have a phone call Surple zero,
Speaker 12: get the emergency services out.
Speaker 5: Could you try and drive away, John? Or is that
Speaker 5: dangerous as well? If the cartier.
Speaker 12: If your car is still operable, absolutely, if you can
Speaker 12: drive away, drive away.
Speaker 4: But don't think John, it would like all the electrics
Speaker 4: you have in the on board computers, it's sure going
Speaker 4: to it's gonna the big search and all that was
Speaker 4: going to wipe it all out right.
Speaker 12: Possibly. The mechanics of the internal combustion engine is very dumb.
Speaker 12: So with slightly older cars it's not a problem because
Speaker 12: you without getting too sidetracked. It's how it works. It's
Speaker 12: dumb with smart vehicles. I've got a very new vehicle
Speaker 12: and it's got the automatic cutoff and restart. Yeah, so
Speaker 12: to say power and all that sort of thing that yeah,
Speaker 12: and it probably absolutely toast if you have an older vehicle.
Speaker 12: If the vehicle is still running and it can move, sure,
Speaker 12: back it up, drive away from where the live power lines.
Speaker 5: And if your pats just don't tell anyone. Drive away,
Speaker 5: and yeah, don't.
Speaker 3: Turn up to it.
Speaker 10: No need to tell, no need to tell anybody.
Speaker 3: John, how do you know all of this?
Speaker 1: What do you do?
Speaker 3: You sound like a science teacher. You've explained it so
Speaker 3: clearly and concisely.
Speaker 12: Okay for my friends, Mark. But the reason I know
Speaker 12: this because I'm meant to know it, and I love
Speaker 12: watching things like YouTube videos. There's a fascinating, really interesting
Speaker 12: guy on YouTube, electro Boom. He's got amazing eyebrows and
Speaker 12: he makes electronics things really interesting. I am an electronics
Speaker 12: integration technician. Wow, so everything from radio and tennis and
Speaker 12: satellite vish's access control systems and the life.
Speaker 3: But I love learning, and I'll hop for you.
Speaker 12: If only I could tell young me in high school, dude,
Speaker 12: study business interesting things you should really pay attention. No.
Speaker 12: After I left high school, like, man, I just passed
Speaker 12: cool whatever? Now now I want to know things.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's true, isn't it? Isn't it great? I'm like
Speaker 3: that now.
Speaker 4: I think education was wasted me as a kid, I
Speaker 4: didn't know what was going to I was standing out
Speaker 4: the window day driven half the time now I want
Speaker 4: to learn more. Now now we're better time to go
Speaker 4: and get a degree.
Speaker 12: Yes, yeah, except now I have a wife and kids
Speaker 12: to take care of and a business to reigner, and
Speaker 12: I can't take the time off to go and get
Speaker 12: an electronic or engineering degree.
Speaker 3: What listen, Thank you for your enthusiasm.
Speaker 5: John one, last one. I know we're running behind, so
Speaker 5: key the answer short. But at the start of the
Speaker 5: show today we talked about turning off your powerpoints at home. Yes,
Speaker 5: so then they're not dangerous. Pats goes around the whole house,
Speaker 5: turns off all the appliances. Should you do that or
Speaker 5: you don't need to?
Speaker 12: Okay? So it used to be a thing where you
Speaker 12: would go around and turn off your devices that aren't
Speaker 12: being used because they had a high current draw when
Speaker 12: they were in standby mode. Most electronic devices now today
Speaker 12: use cotractions of an amp of power when they're in
Speaker 12: standby mode. They're very smart electronics to minimize the amount
Speaker 12: of current draw when they're not being used. A lot
Speaker 12: of them, like your brand new o lead TVs and
Speaker 12: that sort of thing. They use very little power anyway.
Speaker 12: But when you go around and turning things off, if
Speaker 12: you're concerned about your house being struck by lightning whilst
Speaker 12: you're away on holidays. Okay, cool, not a problem. You
Speaker 12: can go ahead and unplugged things and disconnect them from
Speaker 12: the circuit. But that's about the only reason why you would.
Speaker 12: You're you're refrigerator. You aren't like that your food spoils microwave.
Speaker 12: It sits there with a clock going. It takes no
Speaker 12: power to run the LEDs on it, so.
Speaker 4: They can't certainly have a surge and burst into flames
Speaker 4: or short out or anything like that. I think that's
Speaker 4: probably why Pats does it in idea.
Speaker 12: So okay, a surge. If you have a lightning strike
Speaker 12: and it hits the power lines, your equipment's toast. If
Speaker 12: it's plugged in, it's toast. I've replace innumerable devices that
Speaker 12: have been blown up by power surges.
Speaker 4: Jo John John John John John John John Job Right, John, listen.
Speaker 4: I love the bash and I love the enthusiasm, but
Speaker 4: we are running really really late now, so I'm sorry
Speaker 4: to cut your short, mate, but I'm just gonna go
Speaker 4: get into the ad, break in and get the news on.
Speaker 4: Otherwise people are are gonna be running later. Okay, But John,
Speaker 4: thank you very much. Can I have a quick question which, Sorry, John,
Speaker 4: I really don't know how giant. I feel really bad,
Speaker 4: really type, but we got to get to the news.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 3: We're all good. Lightning struck this show.
Speaker 5: The lightning's quick. Whatever struck us as not quick.
Speaker 3: I think we can just go back to line one
Speaker 3: right now. I think John might be still there.
Speaker 12: The mechanics of the internal combustion engine is very.
Speaker 3: He hasn't stopped in the last twelve minutes.
Speaker 12: With slightly older cars, it's not a problem.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we're just leaving there. So we also want to
Speaker 3: know about how cats per as well on nine four
Speaker 3: one four one oh four three, a very new vehicle.
Speaker 3: Or we'll come back to John later on.
Speaker 4: You know the bit on the on planes to have
Speaker 4: the black box flight recording and it would cause the
Speaker 4: seconds before impact. Here's us John John John John John
Speaker 4: John John John John Job, John John John John John
Speaker 4: John John.
Speaker 3: John John Job.
Speaker 5: We had to.
Speaker 3: I had to for the rip cord. We're never going
Speaker 3: to talk about lightning again. I never talk about lightning.
Speaker 3: We don't have any rules for the show, but there's
Speaker 3: a new one now ever, ever, talk about lightning again
Speaker 3: on the show, Right, what have you got on cats purring?
Speaker 3: John's going to call back in it's also an expert
Speaker 3: on that, Rob, Good morning. Yeah, I'm getting there, Rob.
Speaker 3: What do you know about why do cats purr? Then?
Speaker 12: Well, I'll ask you a question.
Speaker 9: They've never heard of cat raw? Small cat raw?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 9: Right, there's two times cats. You've got a big cat
Speaker 9: and small cats. They're lions, tigers and things like Betty
Speaker 9: big cats, and then you've got small cats. The reason
Speaker 9: why big cats raw and they can't purr means they've
Speaker 9: got a residence chamber in ahead and a reson The
Speaker 9: sound resonates through there and they can be heard to
Speaker 9: seven pay away.
Speaker 3: Was it called a resonant chamber chimber?
Speaker 9: Yeah? Where we do? I did the sleep over?
Speaker 3: Great name for a heavy metal man.
Speaker 5: I think producer best got one in her head.
Speaker 3: Yes, she has got a couple of chambers.
Speaker 9: Sorry what was that?
Speaker 3: And sorry? Carry on about cat's p Yeah, we've got.
Speaker 9: Two tops cats, small cats, big cats and the small
Speaker 9: cats they don't. They haven't got the residence chambers, so
Speaker 9: I can put it. Whereas a big cat campet.
Speaker 4: Now that is the course. How how they're doing it
Speaker 4: right biologically? What's what's happening then the vibrations in that
Speaker 4: in the Chamber of Horrors.
Speaker 9: That's correct. Yeah, yeah, And the small cat doesn't why
Speaker 9: why they It's just just another nature.
Speaker 3: The only animal that does it, aren't they?
Speaker 12: Sorry?
Speaker 3: What was that? The only man animal that does it? Yes,
Speaker 3: pretty much it okay, Rob, thank you very much for cool.
Speaker 9: Not a problem.
Speaker 3: I'd have a good day, all right, and let's go
Speaker 3: on the show. Let's forget at some point we said
Speaker 3: we give away a pair of Elton John tickets, right, Uh?
Speaker 3: Do I give the Elton job tickets to John to
Speaker 3: be call him back?
Speaker 5: We don't call him back, question MANE give him the tickets,
Speaker 5: but we don't have to talk to him again.
Speaker 3: Okay, John, you can go and see Elton bringing his
Speaker 3: farewell to to Melbourne. Three special venues Rod Laver Arena
Speaker 3: in December. Also outdoors are Hanging Rock and a Debt
Speaker 3: The Green on Roschard Wines January twenty twenty.
Speaker 4: Tickets are on sale week today Valentine's Day. Yes, when
Speaker 4: you can finally get your tickets, John, you can have
Speaker 4: the tickets.
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Speaker 3: Three coming up in ten minutes time. We've got a
Speaker 3: brand new atwork time waster.
Speaker 4: I'm just looking at it now with fresh eyes after
Speaker 4: what we've all been through dur in the last half
Speaker 4: an hour.
Speaker 3: It's in the world of signs.
Speaker 5: Good point.
Speaker 3: Everyone be careful, don't get the phones. But ten we're
Speaker 3: not here. Turn the lights off.
Speaker 5: Do we do a last minute change. We've got five
Speaker 5: minutes to do new ones.
Speaker 4: I'm scared right Oh my head, it's actually hurting. I
Speaker 4: feel like I need to go and put it in
Speaker 4: a nice bucket of water. There's a there's about ten
Speaker 4: students looking in the window right now. They are radio
Speaker 4: students and they're here. Well I was hoping they were
Speaker 4: here to maybe see how radio should be done, but
Speaker 4: I think of the last hour, how it's not to
Speaker 4: do radio.
Speaker 5: They keep asking their teacher why the man in the window?
Speaker 5: Kids crying in between the songs.
Speaker 3: That's hockey. There's like that every day. It's the weeping
Speaker 3: all right.
Speaker 4: Then the fourth and final show, and that's the Fleetwood
Speaker 4: Mac Monday, September nine and Rod Labor Arena tickets on
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Speaker 4: Three, your chance to pick up another pair of Fleetwood
Speaker 4: Mac tickets right now, the at work time wastter. Do
Speaker 4: you remember this from school? The dreaded periodic table? You
Speaker 4: had to learn it by roads.
Speaker 3: The table.
Speaker 4: I think it was laid out in columns to do
Speaker 4: with the weight of the different elements, was it? There
Speaker 4: was the gases, the noble ones, strange ones in the middle.
Speaker 5: Should we ask John?
Speaker 10: Oh?
Speaker 3: No please?
Speaker 4: And we are worrying still in science territory here, aren't we.
Speaker 4: We're not out of safety yet, all right?
Speaker 3: So on International Periodic Table Day, we're looking for your
Speaker 3: element movies.
Speaker 4: We are playing a dangerous game. I've got pretty in zinc. Good' suck, dude,
Speaker 4: where's my carbon darl MG for magnesium? Grumpy gold men?
Speaker 4: Good and me myself and iodine.
Speaker 5: That's great, I've got remember the titaniums Oh very good?
Speaker 5: Neon the professional yep step bro mimes for step brothers.
Speaker 3: Yes, yes, step bromyce yes.
Speaker 5: Remind not one of the most popular elements, I guess
Speaker 5: and six days seven nitrogens?
Speaker 3: Six days seven nitrogens. I get it now?
Speaker 4: Yeah, all right, send us yours. These are going to
Speaker 4: stretch them this morning, Aren't they've really stretched us?
Speaker 3: Okay?
Speaker 4: So it's element movies with go in hybrid with this?
Speaker 4: Aren't we but a chemical element in a movie?
Speaker 3: Best?
Speaker 4: When we get in the next ten minutes, we will
Speaker 4: send you off to go and see Fleetwood Mac Live.
Speaker 4: The text number for them is oh four seven five
Speaker 4: three one O four three O four seven five O
Speaker 4: three one oh four three will mark them in ten
Speaker 4: minutes time.
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Speaker 4: One of the top three questions people always asked me
Speaker 4: about doing this doing our breakfast show is what do
Speaker 4: you talk about during the songs? Seriously the last minute
Speaker 4: or two? Me chakobatstill we what we think our last
Speaker 4: words might be when we die. We're always just trying
Speaker 4: to keep the energy up during the show. We're a
Speaker 4: real feel good hang. All right, let's go through some
Speaker 4: of these. I've had a quick look at some of
Speaker 4: them our standing work. We're stretching you today on the
Speaker 4: at work time waster with put a chemical element in
Speaker 4: a movie, What.
Speaker 3: A long way we've got. Then put in a movie.
Speaker 4: We're out going for chemical elements, don't forget. So not
Speaker 4: just marking bronze, silver, gold, but also one of them
Speaker 4: gets the big Star prize this week Fleetwood Matt Tickets.
Speaker 4: The Mercury strikes back Silver. I think that's gonna be
Speaker 4: the follow up to Bohemon Raps to the movie. Uh No,
Speaker 4: Calcium for old Men.
Speaker 5: That's funny. I guess smart Word and.
Speaker 3: Janet in Epping the Fast and the Phosphorus p in Abbotsford,
Speaker 3: pretty bid, the Good, the Bad and the Uranium, Civil
Speaker 3: Plus Finding Neon, that's great, gold Whip Smart the Zinc Credibles,
Speaker 3: the Zinc Credibles.
Speaker 5: That's all right. Civil Plus.
Speaker 3: Uh so that's not it, by the way, I just
Speaker 3: saw the second of it, Bohemian Rhapsodium.
Speaker 5: I just got to trust that that's a real one.
Speaker 5: Gold Well.
Speaker 3: I think it's just sodium. It's is tacked onto the
Speaker 3: end of rat Never heard of them. They're not junk ones.
Speaker 4: There'd be a reason for them. Do you want John
Speaker 4: cording back in on this show. Uh, there's so a
Speaker 4: nitrogen at the opera.
Speaker 5: That's good.
Speaker 3: Ye. Also iron wide shut, bronze, young einsteinium, that's very good, great,
Speaker 3: great g Wilder movie as well.
Speaker 5: But again, is that is that an element?
Speaker 3: Nope? I at the end? Gold, This is one of
Speaker 3: my favorite ones. Magnesium mic magic mic Gold, Magnesium mic
Speaker 3: is so good. Well, Unfae the man in the hydrogen mask.
Speaker 3: Gold are gone with the wind civil plus James, the
Speaker 3: world's fastest indium. Indium is one of the chemical elements.
Speaker 5: All right, Gold.
Speaker 3: Then helium boy, of course, that's really good. Helium boy, Gold.
Speaker 3: I love thee as we are from Brennan. Brennan's got
Speaker 3: plutonium of the apes.
Speaker 5: That's gold.
Speaker 4: Robocopper, very smart, robocopper, this is not that smart. These
Speaker 4: are gone in sixty seconds. Gold, all right, who's going
Speaker 4: to the big show?
Speaker 3: Fleetwood?
Speaker 4: Matt Live loved Faster than Fosphorus, that's the one fast
Speaker 4: and Fostius you're the winner. Well done.
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Speaker 3: All right, So heads up about something which is happening
Speaker 3: next week on the show. And some very very big
Speaker 3: prices next week the Week of Love Valentine's Day a
Speaker 3: week today, We've got together with eBay. I've got ten
Speaker 3: thousand dollars worth of prizes to give away every single
Speaker 3: day next week. What we're asking you to do is
Speaker 3: re enact a movie scene. Now I know it's Valentine's
Speaker 3: It can be a romantic movie scene, or it can
Speaker 3: be maybe just a scene from the first movie you
Speaker 3: saw together.
Speaker 4: However you want to do it. Really, it's not just
Speaker 4: for couples, but we are asking you to just record it.
Speaker 4: You can do it very easily on your phones. All
Speaker 4: the details are up on our website Gold one O
Speaker 4: four three dot com dot au. Now as a demonstration
Speaker 4: of how to do it, we've all been doing it
Speaker 4: this week.
Speaker 3: So we had a boulder, so I've done one with
Speaker 3: my wife and I also do one with the kids
Speaker 3: as well.
Speaker 4: So Pats, yes, I'm gonna hear yours. I haven't heard
Speaker 4: your either of yours yet, haven't you. All right, let's
Speaker 4: go and hear the original scene that perhaps, so it's
Speaker 4: Pats and your husband Chris Christy. All right, this is
Speaker 4: the original scene.
Speaker 5: You're sticking the hard clubs, the hard cause, the hot ships,
Speaker 5: all the fun.
Speaker 8: I want you.
Speaker 5: You're saying, I'm naturally.
Speaker 3: To this stuff. All right, so you've gone obscure. Here
Speaker 3: I can hear Andrew. Are you going? Is this Andrew
Speaker 3: Dice Clay, Yes it is, yeah, Ford Fairlane, it is right.
Speaker 7: First movie be rewatched.
Speaker 3: All right, let's hear the acting scene.
Speaker 2: Cheers.
Speaker 12: Look, I'm sick of all the hot clubs, the hot cars,
Speaker 12: the hot chick Chris.
Speaker 3: All the fun. I want you.
Speaker 7: You're saying, I'm not fun.
Speaker 3: It's crazy about Joe. Right, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 7: No, I really don't know what you're saying. I like
Speaker 7: the tone of your voice. I really like the tone
Speaker 7: of your voice.
Speaker 3: It's a beautiful thing. Amazing Chris. Ten out of ten?
Speaker 3: You woffle Wow, you haven't don't mind yet? To be fair,
Speaker 3: all right, Jack and Don in the movie you've picked,
Speaker 3: let's hear the original scene.
Speaker 12: Were the rosie wrong, sir?
Speaker 13: Raw you stole fizzy lifting drinks.
Speaker 11: You'll bumped into.
Speaker 3: The ceiling, which now has to be washed and sterilized,
Speaker 3: so you get nothing. You lose, good day, sir. They're
Speaker 3: a crook, They're a shape and a swindler. That's what
Speaker 3: you're Oh, could you do a thing like this, build
Speaker 3: up our little boys hops and then smash all his
Speaker 3: greaves to pieces? You're an in the old monster. I said,
Speaker 3: good day.
Speaker 4: One of the great scenes in movie ever. It's the
Speaker 4: best scene in an amazing, amazing movie. It's got all there.
Speaker 5: That's the original Willy Wonker in the Chuckolate Factory. I
Speaker 5: would be playing a Willy Wonka Bianca. My wife will
Speaker 5: be playing Grandpa Jo.
Speaker 3: Oh, this is great this ever listened scene.
Speaker 5: We didn't see any rules, did we, Charlie?
Speaker 3: Wrong, sir wrong.
Speaker 5: You've stole busy lifting drink. You bumped into the ceiling
Speaker 5: which now has to be washed and sterilized, so you
Speaker 5: get nothing.
Speaker 9: You lose.
Speaker 5: Good day, sir.
Speaker 1: You're a crook.
Speaker 5: You're a cheat and a swindler, that's what you are.
Speaker 14: How could you do a thing like this, build up
Speaker 14: a little boys hopes and smash all his dreams to pieces?
Speaker 5: You're an inhuman monster?
Speaker 4: I said, good day, Very good scene, very very good.
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Speaker 3: Good luck the.
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Speaker 3: So we are off, laser tag, look out eleven am.
Speaker 3: It's a grudge match. It's the producers versus presenters US three.
Speaker 4: We're in chucking you in the mix to Patsy, it's
Speaker 4: presenters versus the producers.
Speaker 3: Laser tag. Now, we need to work as a team.
Speaker 3: Often when I've done these before, it descends into chaos.
Speaker 3: We can't have that. We can't have them winning. It's
Speaker 3: a bad message.
Speaker 5: Do we stick together or do we go our separate ways?
Speaker 5: How do we act when.
Speaker 3: We're in this?
Speaker 7: We need a strategy.
Speaker 3: I have a strategy. Okay. If we stick to the
Speaker 3: strategy and work as a team, here we go. We're
Speaker 3: going to be unstoppable. I can't have you going off
Speaker 3: rogue not a show. Sometimes going off someone d.
Speaker 5: I mean, I know it's a team game, but I
Speaker 5: also know that at the end you get a personal
Speaker 5: score and I do want to be the best.
Speaker 12: This is it.
Speaker 3: We lost Tyler. Today's show can only be one thing.
Speaker 3: Have a great day.
Speaker 4: Don't forget I could be calling you in a couple
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