Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show podcast Meldon's Gold one oh
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Speaker 1: three HQs, Melbourne, Australia, broadcasting to the world.
Speaker 2: Are Christian, Please don't hurt me. I rely on my looks,
Speaker 2: my job.
Speaker 3: We cut the bag of cash down the middle for
Speaker 3: breakfast show.
Speaker 4: I wouldn't put it passed into hire a kangaroo suit.
Speaker 2: Now, Hey, good morning Christian O'Connor, brackforst show God one
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Speaker 2: glorious weekend. Amazing weekend. Did you both have great weekends?
Speaker 2: Good morning Jack Posts, Good morning Christian.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I took Lunar out on the weekend and found
Speaker 5: a whole new part of Coburg Parkland that I didn't
Speaker 5: know existed.
Speaker 2: Oh like Chronicles of Narnia when you're stous doorway.
Speaker 5: A little bit like that, because you know, you get
Speaker 5: used to your own parks and make so you sort
Speaker 5: of get used to your own spots and it gets
Speaker 5: less exciting. But now we've opened up this whole new
Speaker 5: world that is behind driving.
Speaker 2: And I met your dog Luna. Love that you love dogs,
Speaker 2: love fresh new sense they even stopped moving in different
Speaker 2: areas and then double back. Don't they pick up a cent?
Speaker 2: What's going on? What they found? Swim there?
Speaker 3: The weather was beautiful, we had a great weekend.
Speaker 2: Wait that talking. It floats all right, like a c
Speaker 2: tanker or something.
Speaker 4: She's looking good.
Speaker 5: My mum wasn't happy with the remarks you made about
Speaker 5: Luna as well last.
Speaker 2: Then oh right, taking the just get those in sizes
Speaker 2: chilled down, Patsy, how was your weekend? You got baby
Speaker 2: card back in the roost.
Speaker 6: Everything is good in the world again. She's back in
Speaker 6: her bed after being at camp for one night.
Speaker 2: It was a lovely weekend and she had a great time.
Speaker 6: She had the best time and has been on loop,
Speaker 6: has not stopped talking the entire week.
Speaker 2: Can I guess it's when prisoners get day release, isn't it,
Speaker 2: and they see what it's like on the outside. It'd
Speaker 2: be hot. She'd be trying to borrow her way back
Speaker 2: out now. Why she's got a taste the sweet freedom
Speaker 2: away from the old cult leaders, you and your husband,
Speaker 2: the where I we love God. She'd be tunneling her
Speaker 2: way out like Shawshank redemption. If she gets a poster
Speaker 2: of Raquel works in her bedroom. Be alarmed. Hey, Listen,
Speaker 2: had a great weekend and just a typical off, lovely,
Speaker 2: lovely weekend out the sunshine, doing nice stuff with the kids.
Speaker 2: It was just me and the kids. The missus was away,
Speaker 2: so we had a lovely weekend. And then just great
Speaker 2: news yesterday when one of my kids went, what's that
Speaker 2: great big stain on the ceiling? And I looked up
Speaker 2: and I saw the unmistaken with something dripping down under
Speaker 2: the other room, underneath the bath upstairs the kids use.
Speaker 2: It's bowing with water and all you see is kachin.
Speaker 7: You know.
Speaker 2: I didn't speak for about ten seconds because I was like,
Speaker 2: oh God, that is a nightmare. And the stain of
Speaker 2: damn water was the length of the bath, and the
Speaker 2: first I went, oh. Then the first thing I said
Speaker 2: was eventually tell me that that tap isn't overflowing. Now,
Speaker 2: that's not an overflowing bath there is it? Get up
Speaker 2: there now, turn it off. It wasn't something. There's been
Speaker 2: some leak or something. Got to get a plumber out,
Speaker 2: called insurance company and I don't know what. Apparently this
Speaker 2: is an Australian thing where a lot of the bathrooms
Speaker 2: Now normally they have like an access panel under the bath,
Speaker 2: so if there's any leaking or any pipes that might
Speaker 2: be loose, you can quickly pull out a flap that
Speaker 2: it's no legal obligation here, but it isn't the UK
Speaker 2: because then you don't have to break open. It's like
Speaker 2: a tomb. Yet all the tiles straight where you've got
Speaker 2: to get retired. Just have a little luxie in there. No,
Speaker 2: even before there's a problem with the pipes and men
Speaker 2: in that damage from the tiles that someone's going to
Speaker 2: regrout and it isn't going to be me. So you know,
Speaker 2: when even this morning I woke up, I was like,
Speaker 2: hey it's Monday. Back to the show. Oh no, the stain,
Speaker 2: the ceiling, the bath tiles, oh you got or the
Speaker 2: admin are sword out with it.
Speaker 3: It's probably why they sold you the house.
Speaker 2: I'm just eyes now. And even the other week there
Speaker 2: was something going on. They starting to put it together.
Speaker 2: No wonder they were keen. We thought we got dinner
Speaker 2: the century.
Speaker 6: Then you've got to try and match the tiles up though,
Speaker 6: like if they have to she saw the mask.
Speaker 2: This was exactly what my wife said, or don't think
Speaker 2: that's the cost. And although she went and it is
Speaker 2: going to be a nightmare Chris to find that shade
Speaker 2: of brown. I went, maybe we don't go for brown.
Speaker 2: They went for brown. Who wants brown?
Speaker 3: And then you've got to retell the whole buff.
Speaker 2: Jack positive, I've come here to a positive reinforcement. It's
Speaker 2: not working anyway. I'm going to be working over Christmas,
Speaker 2: Christmas Day, Boxing Day to earn the money for it.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
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Speaker 2: I caught Jack Post doing something red handed Friday, So
Speaker 2: you know, I'll often say, I'm going downstairs a little
Speaker 2: coffee shop we have in the building, right, They laughter,
Speaker 2: I look guilty man, guilty feet have got no rhythm.
Speaker 3: I'd forgotten about this.
Speaker 2: I hadn't. I hadn't tod the kids about it Friday
Speaker 2: as well as they get to know the real Jackpost.
Speaker 2: So now I'll often say, pats, hey, List, I'm going
Speaker 2: down Does anyone want anything? And I also says anyone
Speaker 2: or any of those little snacks they did those there's
Speaker 2: just little snacks.
Speaker 8: Yes.
Speaker 2: So Jack did one of his rare runs on Friday,
Speaker 2: and he says, does anyone want anything, And a couple
Speaker 2: of us said yes please, And it was taking ages
Speaker 2: so much so that I'd done the meetings here and
Speaker 2: I was just hanging around to get this free drink.
Speaker 2: I thought, sodd, I got and buy myself one by
Speaker 2: trying his precious I went down there's a check he
Speaker 2: hadn't fallen over, because you know sometimes he slumps after
Speaker 2: a show, and I was wondering he might be down
Speaker 2: by a skirting board, so being tracked in by the
Speaker 2: people that live in the skirting boards. And I caught this.
Speaker 2: There's a little sneaky pete up to when he said,
Speaker 2: does anyone want anything? Right, he obviously did. He obviously
Speaker 2: had in mind that he wanted to get himself a snack.
Speaker 2: He was down there the drinks wall in front of him,
Speaker 2: in cup holders, right getting cold. He was tucking into
Speaker 2: a little snack for just Jack post none for us Jack.
Speaker 4: That is disgusting.
Speaker 2: He almost yelped right when he saw me here, he
Speaker 2: saw one else started giving you do you want anything.
Speaker 7: Hiding down here?
Speaker 2: Just don't have to pay for one little snack.
Speaker 3: You honestly came at the wrong time.
Speaker 8: For you.
Speaker 5: Yes, I had called ahead to get that bacon egg sandwich,
Speaker 5: and I knew the.
Speaker 4: Of it cooked breakfast nonetheless realized.
Speaker 2: It was that patch. I would have loved it. I
Speaker 2: didn't even know that was an offer.
Speaker 4: Can I just interject please?
Speaker 6: So I was here when he said, would you like
Speaker 6: a coffee, Pats, and I said, yes, thanks, And do
Speaker 6: you know what? Sue, the boss, was also in the room,
Speaker 6: and she said, you know what, Jack, take my company
Speaker 6: credit card?
Speaker 2: So God like down there, God your little scumback.
Speaker 5: No, no, no, The gesture was genuine. I was going
Speaker 5: to buy everybody coffees when Sue offered that gold when
Speaker 5: I've read it.
Speaker 2: Only for jackets young as well, who work on the
Speaker 2: show too. We do all like warm food on a Friday.
Speaker 5: And then when I came back and gave to the
Speaker 5: card and the receipt, I could tell that she was
Speaker 5: looking over the receipt because I didn't tell her I
Speaker 5: was getting back for.
Speaker 2: The rest of the eight person team at the time,
Speaker 2: only Jack's the only person that wants more.
Speaker 3: Hurried out, I said, all right, I'm.
Speaker 2: Going to go so.
Speaker 4: Wiping the baking lady.
Speaker 2: You are shocking a little. Yeah, dinner for one, but
Speaker 2: the drinks were in front of him getting you.
Speaker 5: Came honestly, while they were making the drinks is when
Speaker 5: I ate ninety percent of the sandwich and they put
Speaker 5: the drinks in front of me just as you were
Speaker 5: coming in the door.
Speaker 3: It was bad timing.
Speaker 4: That's the new loaf for you, Jack.
Speaker 2: It is bad since you know what in what are
Speaker 2: we shown number two hundred and eighty seven today? Still
Speaker 2: very early doors just to show number two hundred eighty seven.
Speaker 2: I've never been offered the boss's credit card when I've
Speaker 2: gone down in those How do you know she had one?
Speaker 2: I mean she keeps it pretty tightly hidden away. That's
Speaker 2: not she. I mean know she takes it down the
Speaker 2: track over the weekend of various candies. I didn't know
Speaker 2: she also used the company credit up for companies.
Speaker 3: She must have a good weekend, I say.
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Speaker 2: Three Ugly Kid Joe Cats in the Cradle.
Speaker 5: That song will always remind me of the cassette we
Speaker 5: owned of that song, And it was the first cassette
Speaker 5: that I learned you could put a little bit of
Speaker 5: tape over the square on the top side, so they
Speaker 5: record over with whatever they wanted.
Speaker 2: Yeah, on the bottom of the tape, wasn't it right?
Speaker 2: They used to have the two little tabs you could
Speaker 2: SELLO tape over and you could record over the more
Speaker 2: same with video cassettes. Some of the little things you
Speaker 2: could break, yeah, and no one could tape over them.
Speaker 2: So that was the first one you learned that you
Speaker 2: could illegally hometape.
Speaker 5: And then whenever we wanted to take something new, we go, oh,
Speaker 5: we could use the ugly kid Joe tape again.
Speaker 3: Get that.
Speaker 2: That became the best use of it anyway, But a
Speaker 2: great sign. Mean here on Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: Tell you what I always do, guys do this other
Speaker 2: weekend right, If you walk into a business or store
Speaker 2: or shop and they're playing the radio station, do you
Speaker 2: feel like saying to an owner, I thank you very
Speaker 2: much your support.
Speaker 3: No, I don't do not.
Speaker 2: To show to say thank you for listening to the station.
Speaker 4: I say, oh, you've got Gold on good station, isn't it.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I was somewhere at the weekend right, and they had
Speaker 2: it on, and I was looking out for to see
Speaker 2: who was on because I was going to text them
Speaker 2: to say it. And I won't see if it was
Speaker 2: their high does a great shirt at the weekend? And
Speaker 2: then I heard that they were doing how many countdowns
Speaker 2: can this radio station do? They were doing a countdown?
Speaker 2: I mean every weekend this radio station is doing some
Speaker 2: sort of countdown. I think it was a countdown of
Speaker 2: the best countdowns done this and theras a grand final.
Speaker 2: We couldn't find out what was a countdown that just happened?
Speaker 3: Did you know there was a countdown? Someone will be
Speaker 3: able to text it inshore.
Speaker 2: It's a new feature on a Monday. What was a countdown?
Speaker 2: It just happened over the weekend. All right, let's go
Speaker 2: around the team now and as to tell us what
Speaker 2: one song sums up their weekend for Jackets This lady, Dan,
Speaker 2: do you know what the song's about?
Speaker 3: I thought it was about a lady in a red dress.
Speaker 2: He's paid cash to dance with it. So are you
Speaker 2: confessing something? Are we trying to get ahead of a story?
Speaker 2: It's going to be in the Herald's side tomorrow. I
Speaker 2: went dress shopping with my wives.
Speaker 10: What you called it?
Speaker 11: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah, he was in the dress. When you say you
Speaker 2: discovered a new area of cobourg Oh, what are these
Speaker 2: red lights around here? Everyone's so friend. It's happened on
Speaker 2: the window offering me off from me all kinds of services.
Speaker 2: Why so, why is it lady in Red again?
Speaker 5: I went dress shopping with my wife for this weekend
Speaker 5: the radio awards are on.
Speaker 2: Of course she's going to be the lady in red.
Speaker 5: She'll be the lady in red. Actually, you end up
Speaker 5: getting a green dress. But there's no song about a
Speaker 5: green dress in a.
Speaker 2: Minute, So it's not the song that I just said
Speaker 2: ten minutes ago, the song that perfectly sums up your weekend,
Speaker 2: not almost sums up your weekend. And also the irony
Speaker 2: of you not understanding this idea. You're hopefully getting an
Speaker 2: award this weekend for Newcomer of the Year. I thought,
Speaker 2: she's got a red dress.
Speaker 3: Emerald, Emerald, se emeralds.
Speaker 4: How many hours, Jack, did it take?
Speaker 3: Well, this is the thing.
Speaker 5: I knew it was going to take a long time,
Speaker 5: So I said, why don't we go last thing on
Speaker 5: Sunday night? Imporium closed at seven pm? Did you rock six?
Speaker 2: So you're already short in the wind? I knew, so
Speaker 2: I knew that we could have built in deadline. I
Speaker 2: get taken out of midday when there's eight to nine
Speaker 2: hours ahead of you, and it's a beast of a
Speaker 2: job being taken with a lady go dress shopping because
Speaker 2: you could be going to five stores and the universal lawys,
Speaker 2: you'll go back to the first one then have that dress.
Speaker 5: And that's exactly we actually did that. The first one
Speaker 5: she tried on was so good. It was the Emerald sequence.
Speaker 5: It was so good, and I said, what, just let's
Speaker 5: get this because we know we can go to others
Speaker 5: and then just circle back here.
Speaker 3: We did it in twenty minutes.
Speaker 2: Wow, and you still had the Bosses company credit card.
Speaker 2: It's amazing. All right, we'll go through Pats and Eyes.
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Speaker 2: So we just served from Chapposts, which one song sums
Speaker 2: up his weekend perfectly in a kind of chat post way.
Speaker 2: We played lady in red even though his wife got
Speaker 2: a green dress.
Speaker 4: Well he is color blind, true?
Speaker 2: Yes, good yeah, good defense. All right, Patsy, let me
Speaker 2: play the song. Now, this is the one you requested you.
Speaker 4: No Sunshine when she's gone.
Speaker 2: Oh, come on twenty four hours down the road.
Speaker 6: Three days ago, big reunion, my alunion.
Speaker 2: They hadn't seen each other for eighteen hours.
Speaker 6: I was running up to her in the school yard.
Speaker 4: You're back with my arms out, very embarrassed.
Speaker 7: Gone, and this house, well, it's just.
Speaker 4: Not the same when they're not there.
Speaker 2: No, No, there's something missing, isn't there. Yes, it's too quiet.
Speaker 2: And then you're grumpy sometimes with the chaos of it,
Speaker 2: all the noise. Yes, and take that for granted. Then
Speaker 2: when when it's taken away, it would have been very
Speaker 2: quiet for you in the way.
Speaker 6: But you know what, I farewelled this little eight year
Speaker 6: old girl. And what who came back was this totally
Speaker 6: different independent You got their own kid.
Speaker 7: Back, little girl.
Speaker 2: No, it's a little Japanese girl. Say, is it r
Speaker 2: is it ruts? I said, we don't want one.
Speaker 7: No, I don't know.
Speaker 4: No, it's like she's grown up in two days. It's phenomenal.
Speaker 2: Two days. She's away for it.
Speaker 4: She's got this taste of independence for the first time.
Speaker 2: And that is the most important thing of all of it,
Speaker 2: isn't we're done for her and she's got a taste of.
Speaker 6: Freedom away from my grasp. But she's already talking about
Speaker 6: next year's camp.
Speaker 2: She can't wait about twenty five hours.
Speaker 4: It's two nights, not one.
Speaker 2: Have another minute of freedom around the yard, windows out
Speaker 2: of my bedroom.
Speaker 4: Money, stop it anyway, all it's good in my world.
Speaker 4: Thank you.
Speaker 2: Now have to feel the winding through the shell.
Speaker 4: All stops like Rapunzel in the High Towner.
Speaker 2: The song that sums up my weekend is this. So
Speaker 2: I came out of retirement Saturday. When I moved in
Speaker 2: last year, I thought, it's all his golf courses here.
Speaker 2: I might see if I can start to learn golf.
Speaker 2: And after five infeur eating lessons, I quit and went
Speaker 2: into retirement.
Speaker 3: And you didn't say you quit. You told me that
Speaker 3: there was a confliction.
Speaker 2: Threw away. I threw away the cheapy clubs I had
Speaker 2: and just was like, forget it. That is supposed to
Speaker 2: be a hobby. It's stressful, it's horrendous. Why do that?
Speaker 2: Why do that with your precious spare time. However, I've
Speaker 2: come back to I've forced myself out retirement. So I
Speaker 2: had a golf assessment on Friday, and the guy assessed
Speaker 2: me and went, Jesus, a lot of work to do here.
Speaker 2: That's fifty bucks of this assessment that't never come back
Speaker 2: and see me again. How are you even walking? Let
Speaker 2: swing a club around the place.
Speaker 3: So will he be the one? Will he be your
Speaker 3: new golf Well he works in.
Speaker 2: Like a gold store where you go in you have
Speaker 2: like an assessment and they can give you some advice.
Speaker 2: Who's actually really good. But I've got an actual lesson
Speaker 2: this week, and so i had to buy it. To
Speaker 2: go to this club that I'm going to to have
Speaker 2: a lesson this week, you have to turn up in
Speaker 2: the right attire. It's a very prestigious golf club and
Speaker 2: I'm not remember there, but there's a code they send
Speaker 2: you on the email with your book and just have
Speaker 2: a lesson there of the right trousers to wear the
Speaker 2: right length. No t shirts must have a collar. So
Speaker 2: I had to buy some golf slacks as well on Friday.
Speaker 2: Let me tell you now, golf slacks are the way forward.
Speaker 2: I'm going to take your mention. I've not experienced comfort
Speaker 2: like this really, so much so that yesterday I had
Speaker 2: to take one of the doors shop and to get
Speaker 2: some for school, and I wore my golf stocks. She
Speaker 2: was going, oh god, please, these are just you don't
Speaker 2: even need to know that I'm wearing them, but I
Speaker 2: need to be this comfortable they are. I'm going to
Speaker 2: take your measurements. I'm going to be interested that a
Speaker 2: month with your birthday, you're going to get an early birth.
Speaker 2: I'm going to buy you some golf slacks.
Speaker 4: Are they plaid?
Speaker 2: Like normally you wouldn't even know there were golf slacks,
Speaker 2: But what you would notice is, God, that guy's moving easily.
Speaker 2: How is he powering himself striding in these girl slacks?
Speaker 2: In my mind, I'm like John Travolta and that final
Speaker 2: scene wae just straightening on us. It is. They are beautiful.
Speaker 2: But anyway, the reason why I'm playing wires. So we
Speaker 2: go out, me and two buddies. We played nine holes
Speaker 2: on Saturday afternoon and there's an old around, beautiful sunny day.
Speaker 2: But sure enough, after the first the first hole went
Speaker 2: pretty well. I did six. You know, it's a path three,
Speaker 2: so being double oble when you learn that's not too bad.
Speaker 2: But gradually, as the three hours it took us because
Speaker 2: we were just hopeless. Have you seen these scratches on
Speaker 2: my arms? That's how well it went. You don't see
Speaker 2: tiger woods as in the innovating hole covered in bruises
Speaker 2: and scratches because he doesn't hit it into trees hedges.
Speaker 2: I spent a lot of time Saturday afternoon on a
Speaker 2: golf course in various hedges looking for the ball hitting
Speaker 2: hitting trees, wir they might be a snaky in bite
Speaker 2: me through my precious new slacks and go. I lost
Speaker 2: three balls either mate lost five balls as well, but
Speaker 2: we had a great after room. But I did keep
Speaker 2: saying to myself, why am I didn't doing this? Why
Speaker 2: have I come out of a tirement to do this again?
Speaker 2: But I am. I am that that is it now.
Speaker 2: I am not giving up this time. I'm going to
Speaker 2: try and become half decent at golf.
Speaker 3: Famous last word.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: We're into week three this week in ten weeks of
Speaker 2: tickets where every single morning it's seven thirty, give you
Speaker 2: a chance to go and see the biggest shows in town.
Speaker 2: Last week it was all about Elton John. Yeah, so
Speaker 2: you know I'm not show amnesia, you know, churn them
Speaker 2: out next and no one here what we I said
Speaker 2: on the show last week, I've got I want to
Speaker 2: those line detector. That is the only thing I know.
Speaker 2: From like sixteen hours of waffling on the radio.
Speaker 5: I see I have had all weekend stuck in my
Speaker 5: head outon John out John Elton John.
Speaker 2: Well, this week we move on to you too, Joshua
Speaker 2: Tree taught live in a couple of weeks time.
Speaker 11: You too, for you too.
Speaker 2: Just to give your heads up, how are we going
Speaker 2: to do in this game all this week? Lines aren't
Speaker 2: opening for the U two tickets until half an hour's time,
Speaker 2: but we are going to be getting teams of you
Speaker 2: to play in two so it's you two versus you
Speaker 2: two for you too.
Speaker 7: You too, for you too.
Speaker 2: So it might be that you can't pull in with
Speaker 2: a work mate, someone on site with you or work already.
Speaker 2: You and the kids might want to play, But that's
Speaker 2: at seven thirty this morning. But before that, this is
Speaker 2: a big sad story, no people, A TV legend that
Speaker 2: gave the world Neighbors also prisoners, sons and daughters quite
Speaker 2: a track record. Reg Watson passed away over the weekend
Speaker 2: and Neighbors huge in the UK still massive now, five
Speaker 2: million people still watch it every single day, not as
Speaker 2: big as it used to be, but still massive hit
Speaker 2: in the UK. Do you know, I was looking at
Speaker 2: some facts yesterday when the news broke up about Reg
Speaker 2: Watson passing away. Just in twenty fourteen, twenty one million
Speaker 2: people in Australia and the UK still watching Neighbors huge.
Speaker 2: You know, everything's so fractured now and sort of broken
Speaker 2: up a mike, you don't really get a lot of
Speaker 2: TV shows that you all watch together. There have been
Speaker 2: over the years fifteen verse, thirty four deaths and forty
Speaker 2: one marriages. How many years it been going?
Speaker 3: Thirty five years?
Speaker 2: Nexty five years in the UK. In nineteen eighty eight,
Speaker 2: I remember watching this Scott and Charlene's wedding Jason Donovan
Speaker 2: and Carlie Mino. Twenty two million people watched it at
Speaker 2: the same time in the UK. You just don't get
Speaker 2: those kind of numbers for TV watch now twenty two million,
Speaker 2: And of course lots of careers of Kylie Meno, Jason Donovan,
Speaker 2: Guy Piss, Margot, Robie, Delta, Goodrum, Natalie and Brewley are
Speaker 2: load tomorrow as well. So we thought, because this is
Speaker 2: such a big TV show, did you both watch it
Speaker 2: or was it more of a hit in the UK
Speaker 2: for us. It was like a looking at what we
Speaker 2: thought life.
Speaker 4: I grew up. We fed it with yeah, me too, Yeah,
Speaker 4: loved it cult.
Speaker 2: Yeah. It used to be shown twice a day. You'd
Speaker 2: have the one thirty showing if you're off sick, and
Speaker 2: they'd be shown again at five thirty. And I even remember,
Speaker 2: you know, there wasn't a lot of other things to do.
Speaker 2: You didn't have mobile phones or distractions of the Internet.
Speaker 2: I remember I was off sick. I'd watched the one
Speaker 2: thirty and then watched the same episode ago. I was
Speaker 2: thinking out, yes, again, there really was a lack of
Speaker 2: other things. Watched the TV same episode again a couple
Speaker 2: of hours later. What a simple man, I'm kid. I
Speaker 2: was then all right, there someone And then we thought
Speaker 2: we'd do six degrees of Neighbors. What links you to
Speaker 2: the great TV show? It's an institution neighbors. Maybe you
Speaker 2: know someone or a family member or a distant family
Speaker 2: member that was in neighbors, whether it's a big part
Speaker 2: or a minor part, or someone who worked on neighbors
Speaker 2: or even we will accept people who have been on
Speaker 2: the Neighbors tour. I have. It's one that go two
Speaker 2: things to do when people come to Melbourne's go out
Speaker 2: there to no I warrant and go on the Neighbours tour. So,
Speaker 2: in fact, they gave me when they found out I
Speaker 2: was a supervan. I was actually out there for a
Speaker 2: meeting with the production company when they found out I
Speaker 2: was a tour I had my own tour from the
Speaker 2: exec producer of the show, and he gave me one
Speaker 2: the Ramsey Street signs that they'd used four years. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I'm still good at home. So all right, Jack, can
Speaker 2: you started as well? Then? So I've been on the tour.
Speaker 2: What's what's your six degrees of Neighbors?
Speaker 5: Yes, when I was younger, played basketball with a guy
Speaker 5: named Tom. His older brother Kielin was in forty eight
Speaker 5: episodes of Neighbors. His name was Luca docketch Iro'm just
Speaker 5: bringing up his profile now to remind me of what
Speaker 5: his character did. And he had a relationship with his
Speaker 5: stepsister that he didn't know was his stepsister at the time.
Speaker 2: Jack has put his finger up in the air as
Speaker 2: I say, don't start any shenanigans. He didn't know at
Speaker 2: the time. Neighbors wouldn't do that to us. Okay, Patsy,
Speaker 2: what's your six degrees of neighbors?
Speaker 6: Well, I used to work with a girl at Nova
Speaker 6: who works on the actual show Theya. And also, of
Speaker 6: course my boss in Sydney, Deb Clay.
Speaker 4: Her husband, Christian, that's right.
Speaker 2: We've spoken to him, was on the show.
Speaker 4: It was I forget who his character was too. Isn't
Speaker 4: that all I.
Speaker 2: Opened last week? It's parts because she's your boy? All right?
Speaker 2: What's your six degrees of neighbors? Nine four one four
Speaker 2: one four three Give us a call.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: We're talking about a TV institution of great neighbors. Also,
Speaker 2: if you're talking about neighbors, it's got to go into
Speaker 2: a Hall of fame for that iconic title sequence at
Speaker 2: the beginning as well. You know Sopranos is in as well.
Speaker 2: But that neighbors, I can almost see all of it
Speaker 2: in the close there and all the diving characters coming
Speaker 2: at big Gym and Paul, the twins.
Speaker 3: And a great thing song.
Speaker 2: Yeah, brilliant, brilliant one. So when even six degrees of neighbors?
Speaker 2: What links you to neighbors? And six degrees nine four
Speaker 2: one four one o four three Scott's on the line.
Speaker 2: Good morning, Scotty, Christian, how are you going? I'm good mate.
Speaker 2: I he had a great weekend, Scott. What is your
Speaker 2: six degrees to Neighbors?
Speaker 8: Well, I went to school with with a girl who
Speaker 8: writes for it and has been writing for it for
Speaker 8: thirty five years or for the whole time, and I
Speaker 8: at the time, well, I know she mustn't have been
Speaker 8: for the whole time, because I was addicted to it
Speaker 8: at the time of watching it. I've watched it ever
Speaker 8: since I was twelve and I still watch it. My
Speaker 8: mum's best friend's son also right for it, and I
Speaker 8: have been an extra on Neighbors a few times. So
Speaker 8: I was actually sitting at the bar drinking the fake
Speaker 8: beer and thinking, oh god, she ends up getting together
Speaker 8: with him? How does that happen? Ruined my whole next
Speaker 8: three or four months of watching Nabe.
Speaker 2: So you would have been out there to have of
Speaker 2: wander around as funny when you go and see like Lassitus, isn't.
Speaker 8: It it is? It's so strange, and you know, and
Speaker 8: even where they go outside. It really ruined it for
Speaker 8: me that as well, because I realized that they don't
Speaker 8: really go outside they're just hiding in a you know
Speaker 8: that when they look like they're going outside, they're just
Speaker 8: going into a a place where you're high.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and that lake that looks huge on the TV show,
Speaker 2: it's like a little fish pond out the front. There
Speaker 2: isn't it better? Going on that tour.
Speaker 8: And you go into you know what's his name, doctor
Speaker 8: Carl's out and he just didn't it.
Speaker 2: Now, it might be similar anges them, because I think
Speaker 2: I was twelve or thirteen when it if it started
Speaker 2: thirty five years ago, and I remember all the different episodes.
Speaker 2: I think some of the ones that stick out stick
Speaker 2: out of my mind. Do you remember the bit where
Speaker 2: Paul Robinson played by Stephan Dallas, had a kind of breakdown.
Speaker 2: He was trying to sell Lassiter's the hotel complex to
Speaker 2: some foreign Asian investors. I think there were Chinese, mister
Speaker 2: Ouda Gower. Do you remember all that?
Speaker 8: Do you remember that? And I'm not sure I remember
Speaker 8: what happened with that. Paul has been such a like,
Speaker 8: you know, he's he's just he's an extraordinary character.
Speaker 2: End.
Speaker 8: You know, he's he's evil and yet he's cool and
Speaker 8: he's and you know, he's he's he was one of
Speaker 8: the first ones, so he's kind of has that sense
Speaker 8: of innocence you know him from when he was a kid.
Speaker 2: Do you know, Scott, I read yesterday Paul Robinson's character
Speaker 2: has been married four times in it.
Speaker 8: Yeah, well did you say the most recent thing? You
Speaker 8: probably didn't. But they had the like they had like
Speaker 8: a Scrooge almost thing where all the ghosts of his
Speaker 8: wives came back.
Speaker 2: High concepts.
Speaker 8: They had an episode like you guys should be onto this,
Speaker 8: but they had an episode where they had all the
Speaker 8: wives coming back.
Speaker 2: I'm going to have to watch this today from.
Speaker 8: Thirty years ago, ten years ago, twenty years ago.
Speaker 2: Right, this sounds like a really bad chick flick, doesn't it.
Speaker 10: You know?
Speaker 2: I think Matthew McConaughey was in the movie, wasn't he
Speaker 2: with exes come back to waunt him? Who directed that?
Speaker 2: And I guess director Christopher Nolan. I'm going to go on,
Speaker 2: I'm going to have to see this episode whether you
Speaker 2: get the ghosts of the ex wives of Paul Robinson
Speaker 2: came back. Scott, We're going to send yourself to this
Speaker 2: great call about navy. Thank you very much, Thank you
Speaker 2: so much. Have a good day. Bye. How funny is that? Kevin?
Speaker 2: Good morning, Good morning Christian. I'm good mate. So were
Speaker 2: your six degrees of neighbors? What have you got for us?
Speaker 12: It was about twenty two years ago, and went to
Speaker 12: a house party in gamble Well friend of her friend
Speaker 12: and ended up meeting Hannah from Neighbors and made out
Speaker 12: with her.
Speaker 2: That's some claim to favor. That is some kay.
Speaker 13: I know, I know, I love it.
Speaker 12: I've told the story a few times.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 3: Do you guys remember Hannah. I'm just looking her up.
Speaker 2: I'm trying to remember Hannah.
Speaker 3: Hannah Martin?
Speaker 2: Was that in?
Speaker 11: Yeah, that's it.
Speaker 2: You hold up your laptop chat. Who was Hannah Martin?
Speaker 3: What do you I can't really remember.
Speaker 2: She found a tiny thumb now he's showed me there.
Speaker 2: I don't know what anyway, Kevin, it's a very good
Speaker 2: six degrees of neighbors, Okay, Jeer, I don't think we'll
Speaker 2: have anyone else calling. So they've made out with the
Speaker 2: cast members, all right, we'll take some more calls next
Speaker 2: nine four one for one oh four three? Your six
Speaker 2: degrees of Neighbors?
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: So we start this two weeks ago, ten weeks of tickets.
Speaker 2: During the next ten weeks, well eight weeks left on it.
Speaker 2: Then every single day it's seven thirty big tickets for
Speaker 2: the best shows in town. Last week it was all
Speaker 2: about Elton John. This week is all about you two,
Speaker 2: one of the world's greatest rock and roll bands coming
Speaker 2: with their Joshua Tree Tour live to Marvel Stadium in November.
Speaker 2: And you can win your way there every single day
Speaker 2: this week with us at seven thirty.
Speaker 3: Unders today and I am nothing against you.
Speaker 10: Too, anticipation of what's about to happen. Where am I
Speaker 10: rock room? You two, Christi Cocons.
Speaker 2: Two weeks of tickets, you two, Joshua Tree, one of
Speaker 2: the greatest rock and roll albums ever, and you two fans.
Speaker 2: I know some of the songs we just featured are
Speaker 2: not on that album, but get this. I even went online.
Speaker 2: I found the set list for the tour. They are
Speaker 2: they do do those songs live? I'm that much of
Speaker 2: a YouTube nor I don't want to get it right.
Speaker 2: So this week this is what we're gonna try and do.
Speaker 2: We're gonna do a bit differently normally when we do
Speaker 2: ticket giveaways. It's you come on, you play, you win,
Speaker 2: you lose. That's how it works. This week. We're looking
Speaker 2: because it's you two, we're looking for you to play
Speaker 2: in two's. That's how quick the brainstorming session was. And
Speaker 2: we were out the door. Why way standing longer on brainstorming?
Speaker 2: It was a nice day Friday, you too, You say,
Speaker 2: we'll get them to play YouTube versus you two and
Speaker 2: YouTube for you too. So if you find someone next
Speaker 2: to you or near you can be a stranger at
Speaker 2: the bus stop, can they help me try and win
Speaker 2: you two tickets. We're gonna lign a load of you
Speaker 2: up in What would the plural be of you two's?
Speaker 2: Just you two's? We need a collective phrase. What is
Speaker 2: a collective phrase of a load of you two's? That's it?
Speaker 2: You too two ease two east. You know they light
Speaker 2: on a Monday morning. I think we're giving away that beer.
Speaker 2: It's you two tickets, not two weeks, all right? Call
Speaker 2: up impairs then to try and win the YouTube tickets.
Speaker 2: It's you two for you two taking on YouTube. Does
Speaker 2: that make sense? Yes?
Speaker 3: With you two questions?
Speaker 2: Yes for you two for you two against you two
Speaker 2: with you two questions for you two calling now you
Speaker 2: two nine four one O four three, good luck. The
Speaker 2: lines are open The.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 8: I understand.
Speaker 3: I am nothing against YouTube.
Speaker 10: Anticipation of what's about to happen.
Speaker 2: Where am I right?
Speaker 10: Group?
Speaker 7: You news you.
Speaker 2: O'Connell's two weeks of JS YouTube. Okay, we're into week three,
Speaker 2: ten weeks of tickets. Last week elm John before back
Speaker 2: Queen with Adam Lambert all this week of seven thirty
Speaker 2: you two tickets. How we're going to play this or
Speaker 2: attempt to play this? Maybe we're too ambitious last week,
Speaker 2: didn't realize it'd be Monday morning. Suddenly we're trying to
Speaker 2: work it out. Too many moving parts? Or will this work?
Speaker 2: Can be a roaring success? You will find out util
Speaker 2: the next two minutes. Okay, So we've got a load
Speaker 2: of you lined up playing in pairs, you two taking
Speaker 2: on YouTube, asking you to answering YouTube questions. As soon
Speaker 2: as you get a winner, you've won the tickets. If not,
Speaker 2: we move on to the next you too. Makes sense,
Speaker 2: we're all good in the studio. Should we give it
Speaker 2: a go. Let's speak to the first you two all
Speaker 2: right online one we should have Jackie and Patsy, good morning,
Speaker 2: good money, love it, good ladies? Where abouts in Melbourne?
Speaker 2: Are you and metal right? Your mountain lies are beautiful
Speaker 2: lovely out there? Okay? And are you both you two fans?
Speaker 2: Big you? Two fans?
Speaker 13: I am?
Speaker 2: Yeah? So hang on which one is a big U?
Speaker 2: Two fans? That Jackie or pats for me? Exactly? You've
Speaker 2: got to play together as a team. So I'm do is.
Speaker 2: I'm going to ask you a YouTube question in the moment.
Speaker 2: Then you two can talk amongst each other so we
Speaker 2: can hear it. You get five seconds and then you've
Speaker 2: got to give me an answer. Does that makes sense? Right? Okay?
Speaker 2: You ready to You're like guinea pigs. We don't even know.
Speaker 2: To be fair, ladies, we should have tried this out
Speaker 2: last week. We don't even know if this is going
Speaker 2: to work, so thank you for even trying this. Okay,
Speaker 2: all right, okay, good luck, let's do it. You nervous
Speaker 2: jack I am. I don't know why I was reading
Speaker 2: out questions. All right, Jackie and Patsy? Are you ready? Yes?
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 10: You two?
Speaker 2: Here is your you two question in five seconds. You've
Speaker 2: got five seconds to work out the names all four
Speaker 2: band members of you two. Who are the four band
Speaker 2: members of you two? Your time starts now?
Speaker 9: Okay, well the fir one is fun us.
Speaker 2: Times. Let me give you another five seconds. Okay, four
Speaker 2: band members in you two? Thank god, it's not a
Speaker 2: bigger band, all right, yo, Adam Adam? Okay, so ladies,
Speaker 2: we need answer out. The four band members of you two.
Speaker 9: Are Adamson, Larry Mallon and.
Speaker 2: And you're almost there. I think it's Timah, Ladies, we
Speaker 2: gotta go. Sorry, you two are not winning the YouTube
Speaker 2: tickets fer it's Bono the Edge, Adam and Larry. You're
Speaker 2: almost there, all right, thanks for tying. Thank you all right,
Speaker 2: have a good week. Thank you very much to Joe. Yeah,
Speaker 2: a little bit of team tact tictol. There has tag
Speaker 2: real talk going to be fast. Okay, So well now
Speaker 2: who we got here? Joe and Kelly Anne morning morning okay,
Speaker 2: so big U two fans a pair of you. Yes,
Speaker 2: we are right. So you just heard how they got on. Joe,
Speaker 2: you were right. You've got to be really fastenings. Five
Speaker 2: seconds is going to go very quickly. Are you ready
Speaker 2: for your question?
Speaker 10: Yep?
Speaker 2: Okay, your YouTube question for the you two tickets you
Speaker 2: two in? Which year was you two formed?
Speaker 11: He was nineteen?
Speaker 2: All right, time is up. In what year was you
Speaker 2: two formed? What is your answer?
Speaker 9: I think six.
Speaker 13: Seventy six?
Speaker 2: Nineteen seventy six. You think you two were formed in
Speaker 2: nineteen seventy six?
Speaker 5: You two for you two?
Speaker 2: Is that fine answer?
Speaker 13: Yes?
Speaker 8: Yep?
Speaker 2: Well wow, obviously Joe's team tactics they are taught there
Speaker 2: during the interval.
Speaker 11: We were in the car.
Speaker 2: Hopefully you actually pulled over when you do that. But yeah,
Speaker 2: you won a you two tickets going see they do
Speaker 2: the Joshua Tree Live Marvel Stadium. Ten wiks of tickets.
Speaker 2: Well played, Joe and Kelly out tell you what we do.
Speaker 2: You know, we tried some of these questions out last
Speaker 2: week and I'm a big you two fan, but I
Speaker 2: didn't think it was seventy six. You did really well.
Speaker 2: You deserve your tickets.
Speaker 13: Thank you very much.
Speaker 2: All right, have a great week and enjoy you too,
Speaker 2: you too? Is this back tomorrow?
Speaker 14: Yes?
Speaker 1: Yes, it is definitely The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's
Speaker 1: Gold one oh four point.
Speaker 2: Three right now, this is exciting looking forward to playing
Speaker 2: out the final piece really of what we did last
Speaker 2: week on the show. Last week on the show. Then
Speaker 2: we're all a kind of support network for Patsy and
Speaker 2: her husband christ where we love God. Their little daughter, Ordie,
Speaker 2: who's eight, went away Thursday night, her first ever night
Speaker 2: away school camp and was away for twenty four hours.
Speaker 2: And of course any parent that's been through this for
Speaker 2: the first time, it's agonized and suddenly time goes very
Speaker 2: slowly and Pet Pats and Chris they did their radio
Speaker 2: diaries for.
Speaker 6: Us, so eight hours in counting now since she went
Speaker 6: to camp.
Speaker 4: The silence in the.
Speaker 6: House is absolutely deafening.
Speaker 4: I can't stand it. It is so quiet.
Speaker 2: It's like Tommy Lee Jones and the Fugitive, you know,
Speaker 2: when they lose one from the Big House, you know
Speaker 2: they want to bring them back in.
Speaker 15: It's one o'clock and I can't sleep, tossing and turning,
Speaker 15: wondering if she's warm enough in it sleeping bag.
Speaker 2: We got her inside as well, in a puffer jackets
Speaker 2: the bag underneath the radiator. I hope she's warm enough
Speaker 2: at twenty eight degrees. I'm trying to rebuild a womb
Speaker 2: for her. I just hope something that lizards living with snakes?
Speaker 2: What's a little Silari? Yeah, no, no, no, what's going
Speaker 2: on with you? Another game for next week's tell me's
Speaker 2: the tickets a lock? Anyway? We also heard from Chris,
Speaker 2: Chris the Wrob We Love God. He was struggling to
Speaker 2: just put old mate on the bus, waved and blew
Speaker 2: some kisses.
Speaker 16: Another mother came up and asked me for I was
Speaker 16: all right, she'd probably see I was looking a bit
Speaker 16: for clemt beca.
Speaker 2: It's a great word, too emotional for words.
Speaker 6: Just walking the door and usually I get the hey dadda,
Speaker 6: and I ask her about how a day was, but
Speaker 6: she's not here.
Speaker 2: All I've got to look at the stupid dog. So
Speaker 2: he's got there. Well, it's bedtime for the girls now.
Speaker 6: Normally I tuck them both in and give them a kiss,
Speaker 6: and then I do the cell block walk and make
Speaker 6: sure the whole house in.
Speaker 2: Camp tonight for the girls. Now, what I thought I'd
Speaker 2: really like to hear today was actually, how did Audie
Speaker 2: find it? Okay, because that's the really big thing here.
Speaker 2: How did she get on? And let's find out for
Speaker 2: an eight year old already. Now, this is our secret
Speaker 2: public diary on the first day.
Speaker 14: So after the walk, we got split up into groups,
Speaker 14: and I went in the Survivor game and I got
Speaker 14: lost with the rest of the people playing the game.
Speaker 14: So we couldn't find our way back to home base.
Speaker 14: So the silly boys they blowed the whistle when it
Speaker 14: was just for an emergency, and then one of the
Speaker 14: teachers came and asked, why did you blow the whistle,
Speaker 14: and then the boys explained it, and then we found
Speaker 14: our way back to home base.
Speaker 2: Your daughter's got a lovely, lovely voice. What a great
Speaker 2: funny storyteller. She's as well, obviously from Chris that's love.
Speaker 14: On the Thursday night, we didn't sleep. We just partied,
Speaker 14: so we took our torches and then we just danced
Speaker 14: the whole night, and nobody in our cabin got.
Speaker 2: Sleep, just danced the whole night. But the night wild
Speaker 2: Time's it on this camp.
Speaker 14: On the Thursday night, the teachers had to come in
Speaker 14: and tell us to go to sleep twice, so we
Speaker 14: just faked sleeping when.
Speaker 2: That happened, I remember doing that. So isn't that great
Speaker 2: that this is one of them? She's brilliant.
Speaker 14: In the cabino on Thursday night, one of our friends
Speaker 14: did a big juicy fun so we had to open
Speaker 14: the window.
Speaker 2: And again that rude is creeping into so I have
Speaker 2: to play that one.
Speaker 14: Again in the cabino Thursday night, one of our friends
Speaker 14: did a big juicy fun so we had to open
Speaker 14: the window.
Speaker 2: Adie, thank you very much. That's brilliant.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 7: It's just another miss Heard Monday.
Speaker 2: Christian O'Connell's miss herd Lyrics. Time for misshard Monday. This
Speaker 2: is where you send us? Are you miss her lyrics?
Speaker 2: So the last seven days we go through them. If
Speaker 2: we agreed that we're miss hearing it like you do,
Speaker 2: if there's no way we hear what you think you're hearing.
Speaker 2: And for the hallowed few, they get inducted Hall of Favor.
Speaker 2: As always you're do it. In two parts, Part one,
Speaker 2: we go through Big John's top five. Let's have a
Speaker 2: listen to these. First of all, we go back to
Speaker 2: the eighties. Kim Carnes and Betty Davis Eyes. Hencey knows
Speaker 2: Tess wannip ted and she knows just what it takes
Speaker 2: to make a pro blush or is it, and she
Speaker 2: knows just what it takes to make a crow blush.
Speaker 2: Hence he knows tas wannip teds, I hear crow blush?
Speaker 3: Go again?
Speaker 2: Yep, well one more time we're listening out for and
Speaker 2: she knows just what it takes to make a crow blush.
Speaker 7: Hence he knows.
Speaker 4: It's not there for me, but if you guys, definitely
Speaker 4: there for me.
Speaker 10: All right.
Speaker 2: Now we go into the Osmond's love me for a
Speaker 2: reason all over the place today, the Osmond's love me
Speaker 2: for a reason of lovely to stresses? Or is it
Speaker 2: I love Winter's dresses?
Speaker 3: Flu, that's better.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it is there, flu line Richie all night long.
Speaker 2: Now this is definitely there. Come join our party, line,
Speaker 2: Richie says. Or is it come join our potty? There
Speaker 2: we go, We've lined up the sites. Come join our potty.
Speaker 2: Yes you can have that one big job, Desmond Decker.
Speaker 2: The Israelites arm Israelite? Or is it or my ears
Speaker 2: are a lights? It is definitely our hundred percent. My
Speaker 2: ears are a light. Yes, very good, big job, all right?
Speaker 2: Coming up next down we go through all the ones.
Speaker 2: It's a bump edition as well. You've been sending during
Speaker 2: the last seven days here on Gold one four point
Speaker 2: three Stay where Us? Part two of Monday miss heid
Speaker 2: lyrics on the way.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: Time of Part two of this It's just another miss
Speaker 2: hood man Christian O'Connor misheard lyrics. Do you hear any
Speaker 2: that you want to send him? For this? Every Monday
Speaker 2: morning we put it to the jury workout is it
Speaker 2: a misheard lyric? Email me? We love getting your emails
Speaker 2: Christian at Gold one four three dot com dot au.
Speaker 2: All right, let's go through the ones and you've been
Speaker 2: sending it up. First we go to this classic alphaville
Speaker 2: Forever Young. We don't have the power, but we never
Speaker 2: say never. Now, this comes from Sarah in Langwaran and
Speaker 2: I'm not sure that there's a problem with the radio reception,
Speaker 2: but maybe you guys can hear what she I've listened
Speaker 2: to this so many times on the weekend and I
Speaker 2: want it to be true. We don't know where she's
Speaker 2: coming from, sorry Sarah Lowe, but she thinks it's don't
Speaker 2: have a cow, but we never say never. No, I'm
Speaker 2: not there, Sarah, and it's not just that it's not there.
Speaker 2: I don't think we've had more of a wild miss.
Speaker 2: Is that one of the biggest says we've ever had. Sorry, Sarah,
Speaker 2: thank you for trying and get a new radio maybe
Speaker 2: who we got here? This comes from Dennis in Grove Down,
Speaker 2: Michael Jackson, Billy Jean. But the kid is not my son?
Speaker 2: Or is it? But the Cheddar's not my son? That
Speaker 2: is a great one. But the Cheddar's not my son.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, but that goes straight in for me. Dennis
Speaker 2: big d with a Hall of Famer there. This comes
Speaker 2: from Jeff who is a podcast listener on the iHeart
Speaker 2: radio platform, Living on a Prayer Bond Jovi and again,
Speaker 2: I don't know if there's a problem with the iHeart
Speaker 2: platform over in the UK, but he apparently is hearing
Speaker 2: pigeon on a chair on a chair? Can we all
Speaker 2: hear pigeon on a chair?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 2: No, come on, all right, let's go to Jack Smith
Speaker 2: in Geelong. This classic from in Excess. This is more
Speaker 2: like it. You missed afy me? Or is it you
Speaker 2: missed a fine meal.
Speaker 8: For me?
Speaker 7: Fabority access.
Speaker 2: Let's hear it again, you missed a fine meal? Slap
Speaker 2: up dinner we had. Yes, it's very good. Thank you
Speaker 2: Jack Smith in Geelong. This is Jennifer Lopez from the nineties.
Speaker 2: You remember this one. If you had my love this
Speaker 2: comes from Bradley. And if somehow you knew that your
Speaker 2: love would be untrue, would you lie to me? Or
Speaker 2: is it? And if somehow you knew your love would
Speaker 2: be a small shrew, would you lie to me? Small
Speaker 2: woodland animal? The shrew?
Speaker 3: All bad radio reception?
Speaker 2: Sorry? And then what are we about?
Speaker 17: This one told me you better go back to your bars,
Speaker 17: your temples, your massage parlors.
Speaker 2: All right, so it's supposed to be so you better
Speaker 2: go back to your temples, your massage parlors. Or is
Speaker 2: it your massage koalas.
Speaker 17: So you better go back to your bars, your temples,
Speaker 17: your massage parlors.
Speaker 2: Yes, yes, your massage koalas trained in the fine art
Speaker 2: of massage with those eucalyptosy claws to me, better go
Speaker 2: back to your.
Speaker 17: Bars, your temples, your massage parlors.
Speaker 2: Yes, I'd like that one erin Thank you very much,
Speaker 2: all right, thanks for those as always. Email address your
Speaker 2: Monday morning, Miss hurd Lyrics is Christian at Gold one
Speaker 2: four three dot Com dot Au.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Shoe, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: We've been talking about Neighbors today, no people, because the
Speaker 2: original creator of the great Show, Australia's longest running sitcom,
Speaker 2: Reg Watson Saday, passed away over the weekend. Prober TV
Speaker 2: genius gave the world Neighbors, Prisoners, Sons and Daughters. But
Speaker 2: I guess it's this show that will be best known
Speaker 2: for still big in this day, Jack worked out earlier
Speaker 2: on the show. How many years old is it?
Speaker 3: Thirty five years Australia's longest running drama.
Speaker 2: An estimate to twenty one million people here in Australia
Speaker 2: and in the UK still watched Neighbors as recently as
Speaker 2: twenty fourteen. That's the same as the Team where it's
Speaker 2: shown at at one o'clock in the afternoon. In the
Speaker 2: UK five million people still watch it, five million every
Speaker 2: single day at one o'clock. Obviously huge in the eighties
Speaker 2: and nineties when it started. Scott and Charlene, Jason Donovan
Speaker 2: and Collimano's wedding in November nineteen eighty eight, Jim and
Speaker 2: watching that Pats I do oh it was huge.
Speaker 4: I wanted that dress. I nearly got that dress for
Speaker 4: my debutante ball that she was did you really I
Speaker 4: tried it on. I wanted it that bad.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I still remember it. Nineteen eighty eight. November nineteen
Speaker 2: eighty eight. Does that make you Fielder? Watched by twenty
Speaker 2: two million people just in the UK. Huge show, so
Speaker 2: many great actors and actresses just recently course Margot Robbie.
Speaker 2: You know, I've come through it over the years as well.
Speaker 2: So today we're trying to do six degrees of Neighbors.
Speaker 3: So that's more than one third of the population at
Speaker 3: the time watching that.
Speaker 2: Just the kind of numbers we get for a royal wedding.
Speaker 2: It's around that now and it's very very rare that
Speaker 2: everyone gathers around the TV to watch something. Here you
Speaker 2: be for the Grand Final and the race that stops
Speaker 2: the nation. But in terms of just a TV show
Speaker 2: that wasn't a sport or a big event, not that
Speaker 2: pretty amazing back in the day.
Speaker 3: And it's the closest Australia we'll get to having a
Speaker 3: royal wedding true.
Speaker 2: Actually, so today we're looking for your six degrees of Neighbors.
Speaker 2: We've been asking for your six degrees of Neighbors, your stories,
Speaker 2: what links you to the show. We had a great
Speaker 2: caller earlier.
Speaker 8: I went to school with a girl who writes for
Speaker 8: it and has been writing for it for thirty five years.
Speaker 8: My mum's best friend's son also writes for it, and
Speaker 8: I have been an extra on Neighbors a few times.
Speaker 8: So it was actually sitting at the bar drinking a
Speaker 8: fake beer and thinking, oh God, she ends up getting
Speaker 8: together over him. How does that happen?
Speaker 2: Scott at serious knew so much about Neighbors as well,
Speaker 2: including my favorite character of Paul Robinson favorite story nine
Speaker 2: when he tried to sell lassiters to a Japanese consortium
Speaker 2: and mister Ude Gower. Anyway, what are your six degrees
Speaker 2: to the great TV show Neighbors nine four one oh
Speaker 2: four three? So we'll take some more calls next the Christian.
Speaker 1: O'Connell breakfast show Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: We're talking about Neighbors today after Reg Watson, the original
Speaker 2: creator of the show, sadly passed away of the weekend.
Speaker 2: But we're getting all these great stories from you guys
Speaker 2: in six Degrees of Neighbors. Hey, good one. It's you,
Speaker 2: miss Dean Frankston. I work with Ian Smith aka Harold
Speaker 2: Bishop from neighbors at Telstrap Burward about twenty years ago
Speaker 2: as well, obviously before he became a Harold Bishop at.
Speaker 2: So many great actors have come through Telstra Burward, Marco, Robbie,
Speaker 2: Go Pierce, they all got their break there. Paul's on
Speaker 2: the line. Good morning, Paul, good morning question. I'm good mate,
Speaker 2: welcome to the show. Tell us your six degrees of
Speaker 2: neighbors mate.
Speaker 11: I used to work back in ninety seven, ninety eight.
Speaker 11: I used to work for a company that used to
Speaker 11: sit lines and window furnishings and stuff. And I was
Speaker 11: sent over to an address over in elston Wick and
Speaker 11: had Ian Smith on the paperwork on his name and
Speaker 11: put two and two together. I've got there and I've
Speaker 11: parked in the driveway and he's out the front do
Speaker 11: and runs up and down his front lawn now on
Speaker 11: the lawn with an old terry tail bucket the head
Speaker 11: on the track, so I didn't even recognize him. I've
Speaker 11: just sort of waved and walked in and the wise
Speaker 11: let me end I've set the blind and stuff, and
Speaker 11: she's ordered there's sort of droopy hanging festoon looking blind
Speaker 11: on this day window and shouldered like deect Burg and
Speaker 11: do you collor. And at the end of the job,
Speaker 11: she said, I'll just call my husband to come in
Speaker 11: and have a look at them. And when he's walked in,
Speaker 11: I've looked at him and I've gone Harold.
Speaker 1: And.
Speaker 11: He smiled and gone, ay Ian Smith. Actually when he's
Speaker 11: day boised it up and he's walked in the room
Speaker 11: and he's gone, oh god, it looked like a French brothel.
Speaker 2: And what's that the look that they were going for.
Speaker 11: Yeah, I'm not too sure, but who the wife loved it,
Speaker 11: but they thought it looked like a French brothel. I
Speaker 11: was surprised on how many pictures were hanging around the
Speaker 11: walls of his stage shows and all that.
Speaker 2: I love all this detail. And here's me in run
Speaker 2: for your trouserst theater.
Speaker 8: Again.
Speaker 11: It was a very last friend we got. We got
Speaker 11: out of the stock of the window.
Speaker 2: And you know what I love. I mean, all these
Speaker 2: many years ago that happened, but you still remember a
Speaker 2: deep burgundy the color that still still stands out. Not burgundy,
Speaker 2: but a deep burgundy that's brilliant. I love that Paul cool.
Speaker 2: All right, Paul, brilliant story, well told. Thanks for going
Speaker 2: us to call mate. You have a great week.
Speaker 11: Thank you you too.
Speaker 2: All Right, we've got some on the line now. Is
Speaker 2: actually in it for a year? Is this Brett? Hello, Brett,
Speaker 2: welcome to the show. We're doing six Degrees of Neighbors today.
Speaker 2: So you were in the show what's your what's your
Speaker 2: full name?
Speaker 13: My full name is Brett Swain And I was in
Speaker 13: the show probably a bit. I think it was about
Speaker 13: two o four to five for about ten months to
Speaker 13: a year, and we came on as the came on
Speaker 13: to play the husband too. And you won't mind me
Speaker 13: mentioning a name, nel Pheney who played Janelle, who was
Speaker 13: the Bogan mum as the kids, and we were the
Speaker 13: whole Bogan family.
Speaker 2: You were really rough, Sorry, you were like really rough.
Speaker 2: I remember. Were you like Kim was it Kim Timmins.
Speaker 13: Or that's the one Kim Simmons.
Speaker 2: Yeah, big old sort of hair and mullets. They were like,
Speaker 2: really were you cast that way? Did you walk in?
Speaker 2: They were like, oh, we don't need to change your hair.
Speaker 2: You look a bit.
Speaker 3: It was two thousand and four and you had a mullet.
Speaker 13: There was there was no mullet. I never had a
Speaker 13: muther because I just had the short cropped here. But
Speaker 13: but I came into sort of the bogan surfer guy
Speaker 13: who comes in and tries to reconnect with the children,
Speaker 13: with the kids and so forth, and the kids are
Speaker 13: all bit pretty bogan ish and all the rest of us.
Speaker 13: So we came, we came on and as I say,
Speaker 13: Nell's character was a wonderful character called Janelle. And then
Speaker 13: I came on and you know, played the played the
Speaker 13: dad and but looking that was a lot of fun.
Speaker 8: We we had.
Speaker 2: Had you been in it before, yeah, I guy, right, though,
Speaker 2: I remember one of the saddest thing as a young fan.
Speaker 2: And if I'm getting it's right, it's early nineties. You're
Speaker 2: not the guy that killed Kerry Bishop.
Speaker 13: Unbelievable.
Speaker 2: It's just for me, the saddest thing Kerry Bishop got
Speaker 2: shot by.
Speaker 11: That's right.
Speaker 2: Was it a duck Hunter?
Speaker 13: Yeah, we'll she was going out you That was me.
Speaker 2: I remember crying at that episode. Get him off the
Speaker 2: lines to duck hunter killer.
Speaker 13: Sorry about that, buddy.
Speaker 2: What year was that do you think, Brett?
Speaker 13: I think that that was about ninety one. I think
Speaker 13: that was one of the first gigs I got when
Speaker 13: I came back from the Gold Coast and I started
Speaker 13: the audition. That was one of the first gigs I got.
Speaker 13: And I just got that entergryp Right, you're playing this
Speaker 13: statue and you've got to kill off one of the
Speaker 13: main characters when she Yeah, good on you. I've got
Speaker 13: to shoot off one of the main characters. People are
Speaker 13: going to hate it.
Speaker 2: I did I want It was a heartbreaking storyline that
Speaker 2: I remember that Wow, that was you.
Speaker 13: Yeah.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 13: So the idea was that she going out to to
Speaker 13: protect the wildlife and we shut it down the Marshes
Speaker 13: dew and jewel and where that should And you know,
Speaker 13: I took a pup shot at her and the.
Speaker 2: Show and then they took you back in. It's like
Speaker 2: you've been away and served your time somewhere at Telstra Birwood,
Speaker 2: and then it came back as a different, different character.
Speaker 13: And you know, the funniest thing is mate, when I
Speaker 13: came on the show as Kim Timmins, and I've been
Speaker 13: on the show the first ever because they shoot about
Speaker 13: three months of a day by the time I got
Speaker 13: on air. The first time I was in it, the
Speaker 13: whole internet lit up on the neighbor's website about we
Speaker 13: know who he is. They didn't want to believe me
Speaker 13: to someone else. I but no, mate, you're the guy
Speaker 13: that killed off Bloody carry Mangle. You know what.
Speaker 2: That's amazing that you've been witness protection and then you
Speaker 2: changed your name. He's a bogan now, amazing stuff. I've
Speaker 2: just jumped on Brett, lovely talk to you. I've just
Speaker 2: jumps on Wikipedia to set to see what else you do.
Speaker 2: Were you in Crackerjack as well? You got quite some CV.
Speaker 2: Were you in cracker Chat with Mick?
Speaker 8: Yes, yes I did. I was.
Speaker 13: I was the greenkeeper. I was a guy growing the marijuana.
Speaker 13: You can sort of see where my roles go.
Speaker 2: Yes, Hey, Brett, brillant, cool, brilliant cool mate. Thank you
Speaker 2: so much for calling. These are great stories.
Speaker 13: I'm very sorry to hear about the part and rich.
Speaker 2: Yeah, amazing show. All right, Brett, thank you very much
Speaker 2: calling anytime nobody to chat. You have a good week, mate,
Speaker 2: absolute pleasure.
Speaker 13: You do the same, folks.
Speaker 1: Thanks the Christian who Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one
Speaker 1: oh four point three.
Speaker 2: Trying to cram in a few more calls with your
Speaker 2: six Degrees of Neighbors After the sad passing of a
Speaker 2: TV legend of the Weekend, Reg Watson, who created the
Speaker 2: show thirty five years ago along with Prisoner and Sons
Speaker 2: and Daughters, we're doing six Degrees of Neighbors already calling
Speaker 2: on online eleven, which was a secret hotline. Huggy, the
Speaker 2: legend of mid Morning's here at gold We're going to
Speaker 2: speak to him for the next half an hour, has
Speaker 2: actually called in. He has the six Degrees of Neighbors
Speaker 2: on the line right now. Is Heather? Good morning, Heather,
Speaker 2: Good morning, Christian. All right, Heather, welcome to the show.
Speaker 2: He had a great weekend. What is your six Degrees
Speaker 2: of Neighbors? My dog was.
Speaker 9: Harvey, who was the Scully dog for ten years on Neighbors.
Speaker 2: What a great claim to fame because obviously there were
Speaker 2: some great dogs in there. There was bouncer which I
Speaker 2: believe it was Helen and Jim's dog, and then there
Speaker 2: was obviously Harvey.
Speaker 9: Yes exactly, and it was great fun.
Speaker 2: That's your dog?
Speaker 9: Yes, oh well it was. He's unfortunately now gone up
Speaker 9: to Doggie Heaven.
Speaker 2: Yep. And that isn't a Neighbors spin off show by
Speaker 2: the way we should just going out, so watch that.
Speaker 3: They we did find out earlier in the show they
Speaker 3: did a ghost episode.
Speaker 2: Is there with all the other ghost dogs and TV
Speaker 2: shows like Lassie and Littless Hobo. And so how did
Speaker 2: your dog Harvey get the GI Did he have to
Speaker 2: go an audition? He did?
Speaker 9: Yeah, my husband and I thought he was a good
Speaker 9: looking dog. So we went through at that time, went
Speaker 9: through the Yellow Pages, not Google, and the Animal Actors
Speaker 9: Company and went and had did a couple of ads
Speaker 9: with Christine, and then Animal Actors got the contract to
Speaker 9: provide all of the animals for neighbors. So Christine had
Speaker 9: to swap over Bob, the little white Scottish terrier, and
Speaker 9: swap over Dahl for another galar. But they needed a
Speaker 9: new dog for the Scully family, and so Harvey went
Speaker 9: in and he had an audition, and he was terrified
Speaker 9: of the boom MIC's overhead and the huge, big cameras,
Speaker 9: but they loved him. He looked good. He had you know,
Speaker 9: pointy years, dark brown and white, so he should have
Speaker 9: stood up on camera.
Speaker 2: Better than makeup. They sounded like a makeup chat. Get
Speaker 2: a little trim with the no, no.
Speaker 3: What do you do Heather, when you drop Harvey off,
Speaker 3: do you hang around set and talk.
Speaker 9: The act to make him do what he had to
Speaker 9: do on screen?
Speaker 2: Ah, so you're just behind the camera or something going.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 9: So when they would when they'd rehearse a scene, if
Speaker 9: there wasn't a requirement for Harvey within the scene, like
Speaker 9: often there would be a line and they would tell
Speaker 9: Harvey to get out of the way. You know, someone
Speaker 9: would walk out and Harvey's in the way, so they say, oh,
Speaker 9: you know, come on, Harvey, get off the floor sort
Speaker 9: of thing. But because he would then understand that.
Speaker 2: That's what, Hey, how Bishop get off the floor? I
Speaker 2: stop dragging your backside across the floors exactly.
Speaker 9: So as soon as they would say action, Harvey would
Speaker 9: get up and move, So they had to use a
Speaker 9: different word, so they'd go polly woffle so the actor
Speaker 9: would be able to walk in, walk up to Harvey,
Speaker 9: tell him to move again, and then you'd have to
Speaker 9: next time if something happened and they had to redo
Speaker 9: the scene again, they had to use another word for
Speaker 9: action because that Harvey knew what the word meant. Someone's
Speaker 9: going to come in and tell me to move, So
Speaker 9: I'm going to move.
Speaker 2: Now ten years with that what an ordeal I was
Speaker 2: writer on they're watching that show, I'd be straight and
Speaker 2: write that dog out of it. Tomorrow's episode he's getting
Speaker 2: flat by truck.
Speaker 3: And shows who wants to kill Harvey?
Speaker 2: You know who is sick and all that stuff. He's
Speaker 2: lying on the floor. He's lost in showbies.
Speaker 9: So whenever there was a scene that Harvey had nothing
Speaker 9: to do with, if I saw a bit of floor
Speaker 9: in the movement of the camera when they were doing
Speaker 9: the rehearsals, I go was okay. Because there was lots
Speaker 9: of directors. I'd accident directors of okay if I put
Speaker 9: Harvey over there on the floor and to be fine.
Speaker 9: And then so they just like in a move just
Speaker 9: so he could get on television.
Speaker 3: Did he get paid per screen time or just a
Speaker 3: daily rate?
Speaker 2: A daily rate?
Speaker 8: And what was it?
Speaker 2: Came? I ask how much did he get?
Speaker 9: He was on two hundred and eighty dollars a day.
Speaker 2: Double what I get here? Funny, I need that animal agent.
Speaker 3: He could easily line on the floor.
Speaker 2: Joined the songs often and then ask our springs alive
Speaker 2: and go gold four point three? Oh hey that this
Speaker 2: has been such a great call. We're so lucky to
Speaker 2: get you to called in today. Stayed on the line.
Speaker 2: We'll take your details and send you something. Thank you
Speaker 2: for all of this. Okay, hey, our pleasure. Have a
Speaker 2: great week.
Speaker 1: Thank you mate, Thank you you two The Christian O'Connell
Speaker 1: Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: Time for today? Is that worth time waster? We've got
Speaker 2: some prizes as well for are the best one we
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Speaker 2: We've got tickets here to go and see that. Today
Speaker 2: is National Dessert Day. I don't call it dessert. I'm
Speaker 2: not Posh's pudding. Did you call it pudding?
Speaker 3: No, that's it for us, pudding.
Speaker 5: It just means like your chocolate pudding like you would
Speaker 5: say dessert, yeah, or sweets sweet?
Speaker 2: All right, okay, anyways, National Dessert Day today, and they're
Speaker 2: we're looking for your dessert bands are.
Speaker 3: I just don't have many as all, but they could.
Speaker 2: I've got a few punk fans out there, Less than Cake.
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Speaker 2: you got for dessert bands? Modest bless you?
Speaker 3: Modest mouse?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah for modest mouse.
Speaker 3: Yeah, funnier when I didn't choke on it. Shannon Canoley, Ah,
Speaker 3: I was trying to think can one.
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Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: Twenty minutes bas nine. Today is that word time waste.
Speaker 2: It is National Dessert Day, so we're looking for your
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Speaker 2: jelly on a plate. I mean's just have you ever
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Speaker 3: When's the last time you had jelly? I missed jelly.
Speaker 2: I used to love eating it raw out the packet.
Speaker 3: Oh, that's just sugar Christie to school in a little package.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I just eat that.
Speaker 2: I never liked the actual stuff in there. You put
Speaker 2: it in the fridge, didn't you. Yeah, and then you'd
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Speaker 4: Or junket. Did you have junket?
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Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: On the show with us now is Huggy. Huggy called
Speaker 2: in earlier when a load of you were calling in
Speaker 2: the lines all jammed. We had no idea. We get
Speaker 2: so many great stories today we were just talking to
Speaker 2: about Huggy, you know, with Harvey the Dog, then them
Speaker 2: as Brett. It was in the show for a year,
Speaker 2: all coming together talk about neighbors in six Degrees of
Speaker 2: Neighbors because over the weekend the original creator Reg Watson
Speaker 2: passed away and he still gives us a great TV
Speaker 2: show and huge in England, massive here as well. I
Speaker 2: didn't realize Huggy was calling him because you've got some
Speaker 2: stories about neighbors.
Speaker 16: Well, I really called him because I can never win
Speaker 16: time WI.
Speaker 2: So we've actually a winner down because there are a
Speaker 2: lot of neighbours stories that Huggy has. We've actually try
Speaker 2: and winning down to a top three.
Speaker 16: Actually this isn't part of my top three, but My
Speaker 16: daughter's actually her first day tomorrow is an extra on Neighbors.
Speaker 2: What does she do? You know what she's seen?
Speaker 16: Well, she's going to be in the cafe and I'd
Speaker 16: hosted a gig with Rob Mills, who's on the show
Speaker 16: the other night, and he said, tell her to eat
Speaker 16: the muffins.
Speaker 2: They're beautiful. Don't drink the coffee, eat the muffins.
Speaker 10: That's great.
Speaker 2: So is he's your daughter? Want to go into acting? Yeah?
Speaker 16: Yeah, she's done bits and pieces here and there, but
Speaker 16: tomorrow is like the first big one. She's been in
Speaker 16: the background of sebads and stuff. All Right, we have
Speaker 16: to all watch because it won't be on for another
Speaker 16: six months. I think they worked six months or something
Speaker 16: like that. All right, Huggy top three Neighbors Stories.
Speaker 2: What have you got for us?
Speaker 16: Okay, So years ago I used to work on New Faces,
Speaker 16: which was made at Channel ten, and one night I
Speaker 16: snuck into the Neighbors set. I noticed there was a
Speaker 16: whole heap of stickers on a fridge on one of
Speaker 16: the houses, and they were pretty generic Australia wide ones.
Speaker 16: But I snuck in there and put a gold one
Speaker 16: O four sticker on the fridge and it'd stayed there
Speaker 16: for about six years. So every time the fridge was open,
Speaker 16: we got this free plug.
Speaker 2: Do you know what? We got to bring back car stickers,
Speaker 2: you know, and get people try and put them in
Speaker 2: great places. Ye, okay.
Speaker 16: So my daughter number two, my daughter, as I said,
Speaker 16: is on tomorrow, but she's actually it's not the first
Speaker 16: time she's been on the show because my niece was
Speaker 16: a set dresser and she on neighbors and she had
Speaker 16: to dress a teenage room. So she got some photos
Speaker 16: of my kids and put them on the bedroom wall
Speaker 16: on the pinboard. So they were there for about five
Speaker 16: years as well.
Speaker 2: So that's amazing. But my big one, this is the one.
Speaker 2: This is my number one.
Speaker 16: So back in the day, I used to do under
Speaker 16: eighteen discos and we would do them at proper nightclubs, right,
Speaker 16: So you'd go there, do an hour, go to the
Speaker 16: next one, and my girlfriend would always come with me,
Speaker 16: and so we'd go to Zagami's and out there in
Speaker 16: Mitcham and I would do an hour with Kylie Minogue
Speaker 16: and Jason Donovan. I was the designated driver, so they'd
Speaker 16: hop in the back of the Gemini.
Speaker 2: Right, I'd get.
Speaker 16: You were like that uber driving kind of get in
Speaker 16: the front with my girlfriend and off we'd go. But
Speaker 16: I was sworn to secrecy because they were starting their
Speaker 16: relationship and they would be, you know, having a little kiss,
Speaker 16: so Cardle holding hands and stuff, and I wasn't allowed
Speaker 16: to tell anyone. So we'd go from Zagami's, we drive
Speaker 16: over to the Chevron Hotel. We do an hour there
Speaker 16: back into the Gemini. So year would this have been, Ah, look,
Speaker 16: this would have been eighty five, eighty seven something around that,
Speaker 16: around that that period.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's helloc You were their driver for a while
Speaker 2: for a night.
Speaker 16: Well it wasn't the driver. I was hosting the disco, Huggy,
Speaker 16: come on you. It was pretty high tech then too, guys,
Speaker 16: because didn't have a manager. It was like I would
Speaker 16: pull the gig and they would be there and we
Speaker 16: just sort of became friends. And yes, so I would
Speaker 16: drive from here to there and everywhere.
Speaker 2: Do you know what we need to turn this a
Speaker 2: feature six Degrees of Huggy because I am still whenever
Speaker 2: I think of you seriously, because you've been around for
Speaker 2: so long in your legend, the Tom Cruise story, we
Speaker 2: could do a whole show on that that we do
Speaker 2: it on once as well as well. Hug it your
Speaker 2: back it till I've got someone thing. Thank you very
Speaker 2: much for your stories.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: Thank you very much for listening. We could have done
Speaker 2: today's entire show and beyond with your neighbours six Degrees
Speaker 2: of Separation. Thank you so much for all the emails
Speaker 2: that are still coming in, calls that we've haven't got
Speaker 2: time for anymore. We've run out of them. There are
Speaker 2: a couple of things today that have been kicked out
Speaker 2: that might make it onto five Topic Tuesday as well.
Speaker 2: So many amazing stories today about neighbors. Would have to
Speaker 2: come back to this at some point. What are we
Speaker 2: going to go for a title of today's show? So
Speaker 2: much stuff has been kicked up. I've got obviously Polly Waffle,
Speaker 2: after the Dog with the Agent Harvey an hour and
Speaker 2: a half ago, Massage Koalas and French Brothel.
Speaker 3: Well, we can't put French brothel as a title on
Speaker 3: the podcast.
Speaker 2: Oh and suddenly you have standards. Your daughter said big
Speaker 2: juicy fart on today's show. Here we have that a
Speaker 2: life hard and gift yeah, I can get that. We
Speaker 2: can get here it is. This is a little eight
Speaker 2: year old Audie, Patsy's beautiful daughter giving us her a
Speaker 2: diary from her first ever night away at camp.
Speaker 14: In the cabin on Thursday night, one of our friends
Speaker 14: did a big juicy fun so we had to open
Speaker 14: the window.
Speaker 2: She loved it. Now they're funny than that, all right?
Speaker 2: Tell her Today show is Massage cool as we are
Speaker 2: back tomorrow morning five to be Tuesday and YouTube tickets
Speaker 2: At seven point thirty. Huggy is on the way. Thanks
Speaker 2: for listening.
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